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Xorncr Broad a i Alabama Street?, ATLANTA, GA.
:^: Importers of ibU kinds of Musical MBrchandlse.
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Only Established and Reliable Mutual
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Largest Dumber of assessments made In any one year, O-the aggregate
amount of which was less than the net cost of life insurance as shown by Actii
aries' tables, and less than one-thlrd of the annual premiums (at lowest slock
rates) charged by Ldfe Insurance Companies. :, •
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OP MORTALITY. To insure equity and permanence, they increase with the
age of members, and are made without dodging, flinching or apologizing- as
often as necessary to pay death claims promptly. » e, *«
The membership fees and annual does charged members for expenses are
fair and reasonable, but sufficient to enable the managers to condu6t the busi-
ness of the Association in a business way and guarantee an honest handling of
the mortuary lund. »uuxiijg oi
■ OVER 5,000 .
A8«>clatlon or Society, In th, world, to show a better class of "Insurance Tks^:
We refer toany of oar 300 Atlanta members, and to Ihe most prominent
busing and pro.e«lonal men of the principal cities and iowrs in AlabamLand
-White persons of either sex (under 60 years of age) of Eood henith .nn
hablt*^ who desire safe protection in a reliable AssoclaMon a^e ^itTti «li at
the office, corner Peachtree and Wall streets (up-stalrs), or corres^i!^ ^th
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Keeps a laree stock of the latest improved Metallic and Wood Burial CasketF,
Coffins, etc. Will attend funerals in all dptaiis on short notice, furnishing
the finest style Hearses and Funeral Carriages, at moderate prices.
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No. 16 LOYD STREET, (Near Markham House) ;
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. INTRODCGTORT.
Census,
46,722
We present the Sixth Annual Directory of Atlanta,
with more satisfaction and confidence than we had in any
former edition.
This volume contains 15,786 Names; being 1,218
more than any directory of the city ever;contained.
The changes, on the face of these entries as compared
with last year, number (10,311) ten thousand three hundred
/ and eleven, and a directory is used in reference to all these
changes.
I In 1878 we decided, at the suggestion of a number of
citizens, to obtain a careful census of tfi^ city and imme-
diate suburbs in connection with our canvass; since that
date we havd regularly taken a thorough census; the re-
sult this yeat shows that we have 29,236 white, and 17,486
colored, souls; a total of 46,722, which showing may be'
relied upon as being the closest census of the district ever
taken, as.it is by men of experience.
In the following Appendix matter and Classified Bus-
iness Directory, we make the showing, alphabetically, of
all institutions and industries of Atlanta," and it will re-
pay any one interested, to carefully examine it.
' The Atlanta City Directory is issued a few weeks
earlier than the directories of most large, cities and cities
further south, and it shall be published still earlier if the
requirements seem* to dictate. -'' ' . * ,
The Business end Advertising Departments of this
work forms the Free Edition for distribution in the
country. ' *
The credit of the neat typographical and stereotype
work is due Mr. H. H. Dickson. . f .
Messrs. Phillips & Crew, alone, have our Directories
on sale. - > < |
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for their unnumberad attentions and interest,
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WHOLESALE GROCER
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Tennessee Produce, Florida and South-
west Georgia Fruits and Vegetables,
The r4pid growth of my business renders it necessary to
make a chpge ; give up the retail trade and devote my en-
tire attention to the " "jy en
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I have secured a commodious location opposite the Kimball
House whfch 18 convenient for City Merchants, as well as
those from neighboring Cities and Towns.
Consignments and Orders Respcetfully Solid
ELAM JOHNSON,
12 Decatur and 13 Line Streets. Atlanta, Sa.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Page.
Abbreviations 141
Academies and Schools 32
Advertising Department 71
Appendix 29
Asylums and Hospitals 33
Banks » 33
Bible Societies 34
Board of Aldermen'..... 29
Board of Common Coiincil 29
Board of Education. ....' 31
Board of Health .30
Board of Police Commissioners 30
Board of Trade 34
Board of Water Commissioners 31
Building and Loan Associations 34
Business Directory 101
Cemeteries * 34
Census 3
Christian Association ,34
Churches 34
City Court 55
City Government 29
City OflBcers 30
Clubs and Societies.... 38
Commercial Directory 101
Corrections, Removals, &c 7
County Courts^ i...j^.. 56
County OflScers 51
Courts.. 55
Educational 31
Express Companies 38
Fire Department 32
General Directory of Names... 141
Georfi^a State Government 61
General Assembly 62
, Guide to Streets ^ 9
Halls and Public Buildings 26
Incorporated Companies 38
Index to Advertisers 6
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Internal Revenue Department. 50
Introductory o
Judiciary,.. ..!!.*...... 55
Justices Courts * '* /tK
Libraries aq
Literary Associations !."!!!! 40
Masonic ^-r
Medical Colfeges !!!*.!!.."!!! 40
Military Organizations-..!!!!!!! 40
Names in General 141
Newspapers, etc !!!!!! 41
Ordinary '''"' 55
Parks and Place* of Amusem't 42
Police Department 32
Post-oflSce !!!!!!! 42
Railroads !!!!!!!!!! 44
Railroad Commission 52
Recorders Court !!!!! 55
Relief* Benevolent Organiz'ns 47
Schools and Teachers 31
Scientific Societies !!! 47
Secret Societies * 4.7
Sheriffs Office !..!!!!!! 61
Signal Service.. \ 5^
State Judiciary 55
State Legislature S.,,. 52
State of Georgia 51
Street Guide.....'.... !.*.*!!!!!! 9
Street Railroads .*.!!!!.! 46
Superior Courts. !!!!!!!! 56
Telegraph Companies !!!!! 50
Telephone Companies 50
U. S. Commissioners 50
U. S, Courts ,,. 5g
U. S. Internal Revenue !. 50
U. S. Officers {local) !! 50
Ward Boundaries !!! 26
West End.... !!! 26
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Amis T. p., lumber 87
Anderson Jas. A.& Co., clothing
Anderson J. H., agr machinery
. . side lines
Annis C. S., mill machinery.... 93
Arndt Rudolph, 8aloon..front cover
Atlanta Baptist Female Semi-
nary .: 94
Atlanta Baptist Seminary... 94
Atlanta Cutlery and Steam '
Grinding Works 82
Atlanta Female Institute.'.'.'.*.*'.*. 89
Atlanta Floral Bazaar 84
Atlaiita Floor Mills .[ 85
Atlanta Post-Appeal .'!.** 84
Atlanta Pub. Produce, Cotton
' Stock & Real Est. Exchange 91
Atwater H. L., Milburn Wagons*
■n T T ' bottom lines
• Barnes J. J., com mer 80
Ballard J. W. Mrs., Atlanta Fe-
male Institute 89
2^^l^^^o«S * Co.,hardware,etc 88
^il W S., lumber, coal & wood 92
«erry Mark, kootfl and shoes-.fly B
goaz G. R, undertaker fly a
Bradstreet Co. The fly a
Brown Walter R.. lawyer.... covers
^roce ^Morgan, architects 88
Carroll 0. C, liquors.. 85
CastlemanlHumphreys, broker,
Central Nursery 73
Chambers J.H.&Co.,pubii8her8 88
. Champ Wm. W., telegraph col^
lege g3
CUrk University gg
Clark's Mile End Spooi'CotVon
r«i . ^ side lines
Clemmons & Kenny, butchers.. 59
Coles Sanford, undertaker and
contractor gg
Coles & Jackson, pai'nters* !!!.*.*.* 86
tollege of American Medicine
and tsurgery 90 and 580
Coo edge F J. & Rro . paints,
oils and glass bottom lines
^mill ^ * ^°- PJ^'^i^g
Culberson *0."Lrcigire"an*d**t*;: ^^
baccos A^
Davenport, Johnsoni'Co.'.'miii
machinery iaa
^fi^'l^g^^-flhoe maker.... 93
Dennison Mnfg Co., tags 93
Dickson H. H.. printer, opp. p] ^^
Po^j^hoo K F.. oysters, fisbletcis
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_ Eclipse Wind Engine Co
Estey Organ Co, organs
pianos... ...front Uc^' t
^ay & Eichberg, architects 86
J^reeman & Crankshaw, jewelers
Frierson & Leak, real estate...^°^^
Gate City Planing Mills...».^!..^°''
Gate City Produce and Cotton^^^^
r-ixchange , 09
Gavan J. &.. furniture.*.!.*.*.*.*.'.*.'.**ii8
Georgia Mutual Relief Associa- :
Goodman C. M., pictures and
irames log
^?i^? f • W., sash, doors' "and i
H^rI°F"w-;:-o back paster
Hart^^F. W. & Son. planing
H^keVrw'Cins'u';^^^^^^^^^
Hirshberg J paper bags, etc... 93
Holman, Coffin & Co., art sta-
T,"o°ers, books, etc 79
Uunnicutt s Rheumatic Cure...
TT..«*i T T» , . b*^k cover
Huntley J. P., dentist 113
Hutchison & Bro., drugs, etc
Jack F. M., baker and confec°'*'
tionei^ 07
Johnsoff Elam, whol grocer and
Johnson Mark W. & Co., agri
implements, seed, etc 80
Jones Carriage Factory......... 75
Jones W. E.. carriage mnfr 75
Jones W a, hvery stable 82
Karwisch Henry, baker and
T.f/°^tf ••••—— 103 and 108
Kattenhorn H. D.. restaurant.. 78
^enny P. J., saloon 70
Kimball House loo
Kimball J. C, coal, wood.'i'i'm*;;
TT®1'^***V;*V; *,°P ^ines and 100
laH^A n^' ^^^^ ^^^^^ covers
wf5 • • ' ^*?^' «5e°ient. etc... 86
Lagomarsino John, fruits, etc.- 75
Lambert A., florist .,..; io
Langston. Crane & Co.. who!
grocers and cotton factors 7q
Larsson Marie Mile, dressmkr* 74
Lawshe Er jeweler back covet
Lawson & Craddoek, cigars and
tobacco^ q.
Corrections and Removals.
xAC£
Lewis H., Atlanta Flour Mills.. 85
Lynch & Lea, contractors 76
McNeal W. S. & Co., painters.. 93
Marietta Paper Mnfg Co 74
Markham House, W. A. Huflf... 95
Maynard B. J., binder. ..back cover
Memphis & Charleston R. R...
^ . back ot title
Milburn Wagon Co.. ..bottom lines
Miller & Brady, livery and sale
stable front cover
Mitchell Wagons 71
Moore's Business University...
back cover and 99
MuUan & Didusch, marble
works 80
Mutual Endowment Assn of
Baltimore 97
National Hotel... 8
Nicholson A James, gents fur-
nishing side lines
0 Brien P. J., real estate
• front cover and 77
Pendleton Guano Co opp 444
Peoples Mutual Relief Assn....
_, , « „ fro°t paster
Pbelan S. H., Gate City Pro-
duce and Cotton Exchange... 92
Phillips & Crew, pianos, books
and stationery, front cover and 77
Redwine C. L. Dr., druggist....
back cover and 81
Ridge F. T., engraver. 75
Ristine & May, chair mnfrs 85
Romare, Perdue & Egleston, ins
agts , 81
Russell Thomas & Co., (sole agts
Clark's Mile End Spool Cot-
ton sideUnes
Ryan & Stockton, plumbers, etc 72
ba ter S. F.. medical college 90
Saloshin G., pawn broker 93
S^wtell I Y. & Son, real estate 140
ScoviUe & Terry, Kimball
House 123
Seals J. H. & W. B.*,' s'u'nny
South.
8
Sholes & Co., directory publish
ers .114
Smith American Organ Co or-
gans and pianos. tip lines
Smith J. D. & T. F., White sew-
ing machines 73
Solomonson S. L., jewe'l'er.'.'.'c'overs
Southern Copying Co 74
Southern Telegraphic Co'liege.' 83
Sunday Gazette 27
Sunny South g
Taylor Z. E., livery "and sale
stable,
76
The Georgia Chemical and , .
Mining Co fly d
Ihompson R. G.. restaurant..,fly B
Iniwd 4. P., paints, oils, etc...
Trv.«iJ? T^v covers and 28
Vitt3"^B. D., Atlanta Cutlery
Works "^^ g2
Wachendorff Edward, fl'orist'.*.*'.* 84
S^^'®^ ^ ^ ' ^^°<^ engines..fly D
White E. T., National Hotel ... 8
White Sewing Machine 73
White, & Graham, machinery
and wagons 71
Whitner & Clarke, ins agte..... 79
Williams C. H, Sundav Gazette 27
Woolley B. M.. opium cure
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Young & Erwin, lawyers 127
Too Late, Omissions and R^moyals.
Baly Q«orge, carpenter, r 164 w. Pair ^
Dmdj Mary M. Mrs., boarding, 2i Bush V - • .
&oh'^*^?^r20§t5^SS'e=""°'^""* =«"'°8~tb, ' «* W. Pelem
B»Mi Sarah J., wid Simeon, bds 63 Peachtroe
gfiP??: Henry^ PrtntTr-oiSrtituU^S^'J^fTerry
Dlmick Lodovicic m., mer, r 67 MariPtt
Dodpn Mary R . wldl John: rmc^ew
Dudley James B., bds 77 Rock
Dyer James F., horseshoer. 44 Line
Preudenthal Rj)sa Miss, WyTlciin 48 s Rnfi..
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practicable, corner numbers are dven sn If .^«^ „• i. / ^ ^
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Whitehall. It will be seen that No. 21 is at the corner of Alabama Ld No
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p.«*,r« ..a wki»b.« ™..i.j ;„4 .7.™;' "". ■'••"'"••. "-t
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left in commencing eacSreet ** "^'"' """^ "^ "-"- on the
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northwest
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McAfee
Fowler
Lovejoy
Orme
Williams
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West Peachtree.
ALLAC. from John n to limits,
5th w of W. & A R. R., ward 5.
AMOSS, from C. R. R. W. E. w,
2(i s of Jamestown.
ANDERSON, from Windsor w
to limits, 1st s of Glenn, ward 5.
APPLE, from "North av n to
limits, 3d w of West Peachtree,
ward ^
BADGER, from Ga. R. R. s, nr
e limits, ward 3.
BAILEY, from Stonewall s, to
Fair, 1st w of ChnpeJ, ward 1.
BAKER, from Peachtree, at junc
of West Peachtree, e to Fort and
w to Marietta, Ist n of Harris,
wards 4 and 5.
EAST.
34 cor Ivy
56 •• Collins
118 " Calhoun
Butler
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WEST.
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Williams v
Orme :,
Hayden
Hull,ns
Lnckie . -
Marietta.
BARRACKS AV. from Chapel
88 to West Peters, 1st sw of Hum-
phries, ward 1.
BARTOW, from W. & A. R R.,
ne to Cain, Ist nw of Spring, ward 5.
EAST. ■•-..• ;,•;;;•
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Walton ^ ^1 '
Luckie . ' >'
Cain. * - "•
BASS, from Windsor e to Hill, 2d
8 of Glenn, wards 2 and 3.
z BECKWITH, from junc Chapel
and Nelson nw to High, thence w
to Chestnut, Ist s of Tattnall,
-ward I, I. V '
23
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122
144
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Chapel
High
• Walnut
Vine /
Elm
Chestnut.
BELL, from Ga. R. R. n to Fos-
ter and 8 to Hunter, 1st w of Fort,
wards 3 and 4.
NORTH.
Decatur '
Fillmore
Taylor
Fain
.' Tanner
Foster.
. SOUTH.
Hunter.
BELLWOOD FERRY ROAD,
from W. & A. R. R. nw (also
known sis Mayson's Ferry Road).
BERRELL, from Humphries e
to Windsor. 4th s of Glenn, ward 2.
RIGGERS, from Fort e to Cem-
etery, Ist s of Ga. R. R., ward 3.
BISHOP, from Merritt's av s to
Forrest av, 1st e of Calhoun, ward
4.
BLACKMON, from Fortnr For-
rest av ne to JackFon, ward 4.
BLUFF, from ^Kries w to C. R.
R., nr 8w limits, ward 2.
BOOTH'S AL— [See Haynes.]
BORNE, from Ga. R. R. s to
limits, 1st e of Cemetery, ward 3.
BOULEVARD — [See Pittmaa
av.]
BRADBURY, from Haynes 8W
to Fair, 1st nw of Peters, ward 1.
BRADLEY, from Irwin s to
Wheat, 3d e of Pittman av, ward 4.
BRANCH AL— [See Brother-
ton.]
BtiEE, from Connally e to Borne,
1st n of Glenn, ward 3.
BRICK, from Peters nw to
Green's Ferry av, 1st s of Hill's av,
ward 1.
BROAD, from Marietta ne to
Luckie at Peachtree, and sw to
Mitchell, 1st e of Forsyth, wards 1
and 5.
NORTH.
Marietta
Walton
Grubb
Luckie.
SOUTH.
2 cor Marietta
24 " Railroad
44 " Alabama
76 " Hunter
106 " Mitchell.
BROTHERTON,from Whitehall
nw to Thompson and se to Pryor,
. Ist sw of Garnett, ward 1.
BRYAN, from Gnllatt e to lim-
^ its, 1st n of Glynn, ward 3.
BUSE'S AL— [See Howell]
• BUSH, from W. & A. R. R. w to
Lambert, 1st n of Jones av, ward 5.
' BUTLER, from Decatur ne to
Foster, thence n to North av and
8w to McDonough, Ist e of Calhoun,
wards 3 and 4.
NORTH !
Gilmer j
. Jenkins i ;
4 College • ' I
Foster I
Wheat ' j
Houston / I
ElUs ]
Cain I -' j
' Harris i
Baker J
Morris i
Forrest av
Currier
Pine
Merritts av
Cox
North av
SOUTH
Ga. R. R.
Hunter *
McDonough
CAIN, from Peachtree e to lim-
its, and w to Luckie, thence sw to
W. & A. R. R., Ist s of Harris,
wards 4 and ^.
EAST.
28 cor Ivy
cor Pittman av
*' Howell
" Randolph
W^T,
33 cor Spring
II
II
81
93
II
62
116
104
164 "
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II
II
Collins
Clifford, 88
Calhoun
Butler
Fort
HilHard
Jackson
48 " Church, ss
69 " Williams, ns
James, ss
Bartow, ss
Orme, ns
Luckie
Walton
'^ W. & A. R. R. "
CALHOUN, from Decatur ne to
Foster, thence n to limits and sw to
McDonough at Hunter, Ist e of
Collins, Wards 3 and 4.
NORTH,
37 cor Gilmer > -
63 ** Jenkins *
i I
101 "
Foster, ss
133 •'
Wheat
175 "
Houston
II
Ellis
233 "
Cain
271 "
Harris
397 "
Baker
II
Forrest ay
II
Currier
Pine
•
Merritt's av
II
Cox
'f
. " North av
CAMERON, from Fair s, nr e
limits, ward 3.
€APITOL PLACE, north end of
Crew, opening on Capitol Square.
CARTER, from Davis w to Vine,
1st n of Hunter, ward 1.
CASSIUS Al, from W. Peters n
to Nelson, 1st w of C. R. R., ward 1.
CASTLEBERRY, from Forsyth
w to C. R R., thence nw to Peters,
1st n of Fair, ward 1.
CEDAR, from Wist Peachtree at
Alexander ne to Peachtree, ward 1
CHAMBERLAIN, from Yonge
e to Jackson, 1st s of Foster, ward 4.
CHAPEL, from Haynes sw to •
limits, 1st w of Walker, ward 1. ■
cor Haynes
41 •• Tattnall
65 " Porter, ns
66 " Nelson, ss
69 " Stonewall
97 " Ffcr
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123 cor Larkins
tiiU 8 ay
IVl ;; Htlland, ns
201 " Humphries
" Barracks av
CHATHAM, from Gullatt e to
'»^»t8, Ist 8 of Fair, ward 3.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, from
waTdT"" "" *° ' "^^^ ^ °^ ^^^y-
CHERRY, from North av n to I
^''^JJjv.^s* ® of PJum, ward 5
CHESTNUT, from Green's Fer-
'y fl'X'^^^^^'n^its, ward 1.
P^C^SSCH, from Peachtree at
Forsyth nw to Cain, Ist ne from
James, ward 5.
CLARA, from W. Peters nr June
W?,V^er e t^ C. R. R.. ward 1.
CLARKE, from Windsor e to i^air s 1
Connallj. 3d s of Fair,ward8 2 and 3 1 waJd 2.
JBAST.
cor Cooper
Form wait*
Prjor ,
Pulliam
Washington
Crew *•
McDonough
Fraser
Terry, ns '
Martin
Connally '
w ^/^^F.^ORD, from Cain s to EUis
w ot Calhoun, ward 4
COLLEGE, from Foster at Cal-
houn se to Pratt, 1st ne of Jenkins,
ward 4. '
1^2?^^F^' ^'°°^ Decatur ne to
to Ga. R, R., Ist e of Ivy, ward 4
cor Merritt's et
;; Cox i
North av ,
CONE from Marietta ne to
CONNALLY. from Fair s to Lit-
tle, ward 3. j ^
SOUTH.
116 cor Jones t '
Rawson '
27 cor Pettis ; .
Glynn »
Richardson
Crumley
Glenn ! ;
Anderson
Bass ^
Love *^
COOPER, from Whitehall at
*air s to hmits, 1st w of Windsor,
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189
209
233
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NORTH,
27 cor Gilmer
47 " Jenkins
Foster
85 II Wheat
^18 " Houston
Ellis <•
Cain »
Harris
Baker
Forrest av
Currier
Pine
II
II
II
II
29 cOr Jones
51 " Rawson
Clarke
Fulton
Richardson ^
Crumley
Glenn
Anderson
Bass
CORNELIA from Ga. B. K. n
to h oPter, ward 4
! CORPUT. from W. A A. R. B. e
pAT'/" '°f North av. ward 5.
i», o ■7' w°°l^**''''t''ee e to Fort,
1st 8 of North av, ward 4
.CRAVEN'S AL, from Butler se
to 1^ air. ward 3.
CREW, from Mitchell sw to Pe-
wwd r*" ' ^®°^® ^ ^ ^^®°°'
cor Mitchell
Peters
Fair
Jones
Rawson
Clarke
Fultou
Richardson
Crumley
Glenn
CRO WELL from Windsor s to
OKUMLEY, from Humphries e
- I
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65 '•
95 "
119 "
J51 "
199 "
265 "
to Connally, Ist s of Richardson,
wards 2 and 3.
EAST.
Robbins
McDaniel
Smith
Ira
Windsor
Cooper
.. . Formwalt
- i> Pryor
'^;^* Pullium r
Washington
Crew
',, McDonough
I ' , Fraser
I ^ Martin
Connally
CURRIER, from Peachtree e to
Fort, let n of Forrest av, ward 4
CYPRESS, from Third n bey
^hmits, Ist e of West Peachtree
ward 4. *
D'ALVIGNY, from W.& A.R R
w bey limits, 8th n of Simpson,
ward 6.
DABNEY, from Fair s to Bree
nr e limits, ward 3.
SOUTH,
Chatham
Bryan
Glynn
Troup
Bree
- ^AIRY, from West Peachtree w
to Plum, 1st n of Pine, ward 5.
WEST.
West Peachtree
Scott
Williams
Orme
Lovejoy, ss
Fowler, ss
McAfee, ss
Venable, ss
Luckie, ss
Plum
DANIEL, from Decatur n to
roster, nr e limits, ward 4.
DAVIS^ from Markham to Rock.
1st w of Haynes, ward 1.
NORTH,
' 34 cor Mitchell
'^2 ;; Hunter
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98 cor Rhodes
145 " Magazine
175 •• Foundry
204 " Spencer.
DECATUR, from Peacbtree se
to Pratt at Shipley, thence to e
limits, ward 4.
17 cor Pryor ' |
61 " Loyd, 88
Ivy, ns
Collins
Calhoun
Butler
Pratt, ns ,
Moore
Bell ' i •
Fort p
Hilliard, ns
Yonge, S8 !-
Daniel, ns , t
Pittman av, ns. j
Howell, ns "1
Randolph, ns p
Lane, ns [•
— Ella, ns
DeGIVE, from Simpson n to
John, nr limits, ward 4.
DOVER, from Haynes w to Tatt-
nall, ward 1.
* ^™N'^^^' fr°°^ Mangum sw
to Nelson, Ist w of W. Peters,
ward 1 '
g^ST A V, (See Pittman av.)
EDWARD, from Simpson n to
John, 1st west of Chattahoochee,
ward 5. '
EEDS. from Windsor w to C. R.
K., id 8 of Glenn, ward 2
ELLA, from Ga. R. R. n to
Wheat nre hmits, ward 4
ELLIOTT, from Nelson to Simp-
son, Ist w of C. R. R., ward 1.
: ' NORTH.
66 "
85 "
123 "
167 "
190 •'
231 "
263 "
298 "
324 "
364 "
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608 "
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28 *' Mitchell
Rhodes
Mechanic
Magazine
Foundry
JlJ'ewton, ws
Tuller, es
Thurmond
Mays al
Rock
Henry
110
128 "
142 "
176 •'
186 "
200 *'
220 "
234 ••
250 "
274 "
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ELLIS, from Church e to Hil-
liard, Ist n of Houston, ward 4.
67 "
83 "
95 "
160 "
189 "
«
EAST.
1 cor Peachtree
29 " Ivy
Collins
Calhoun
Butler
Valentine
Fort*
Billiard
ELM, from Hunter s to Fair, Ist
w of Vine, ward 1.
ELMORE, from Ga. R. R. a to
Fair. 3d e of Fort, ward 3.
EMMA, from W. & A. R. R. w to
limits, nr n limits, ward 1.
EMMA AL, from Emma s to
Kennedy, ward 1.
EZZARD, from Cornelia e . to
Ella, nr e limits, ward 4.
FACTORY, from Ga. R. R. g to
Fair, nr limits, ward 3.
FACTORY ALLEY, es Man-
gum, bet Thurmond and Newton
FAIN, from Billiard, w to Bell
2d s of Foster, ward 4.
FAIR, from Whitehall e to limits
and w to Chestnut, wards 1, 2 and 3.
63
95
221
247
275
301
317
355
428
447
EAST.
COD Formwalt
Pryor
Loyd, ns
Pulliam, ss
Washington
Crew
Peters
McDonough
Eraser
Terry •
Martin . ^
King .
Connally
Bayaes
Bill
Fort, ns
Grant
Gullatt, 88
Thomas, ss
Wood, ss
Dabney, ss
Borne, sa
Badger, ss
Cameron, ss
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C. R. R. i j
Peters
Walker
» Chapel
Bailey, ns
Vine, ns
; Elm, ns ':
Roach, 88
Lawshe, si.
FAIRLIE, from Marietta ne to
Churob, 1st nw of Forsyth, ward 6.
^ Walton
Grubb
Luckie
James
Church.
FIFTB, from West Peachtree e
to Fort and w to Cherry, 4th n of
North av, bey limits.
FILLMORE, from Pratt e to
Fort, Ist n of Decatur, ward 4.
FITZGERALD, from Decatur
n to Foster, Ist e of Yonge, ward 4
FORMWALT, from Whitehall g.
to limits, 1st w of Pryor, ward 3. )
SOUTH. %^
Whitehall ' Si
Fair
Jones
Rawson '
Fulton '_ ;
Richardson
Crumlfij
Glenn.
FORREST AV, from Peachtree
e to Fort, 1st n of Baker, ward 4.
EAST,
^ Collins
' Calhoun
1- . ! Butler, 88
Fort
FORSYTH, from Marietta ne to
Church and sw to Whitehall, wards
1 and 5.
NORTH.
13 cor Walton
31 " Grubb
41 " Luckie
56 " James
76 " Church.
SOUTH
28 cor C. R. R.
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65 cor Bnnter
99 " MitcheU
127 " Peters
149 " Garnett
181 " Brotherton
215 •' Castleberry. ws
225 " Fair
259 " Whitehall
FORT, from Decatur n to limits
and s to Fair, wards 3 and 4.
* NORTH. •
16 cor 1^11 more, ws
" Scofield, es '
" Tavlor
" Fain
" Tanner
" Foster
145 cor Wheat '
Irwin, es
192 " Houston
200 " Ellis, es
224 •• Cain
" Harr.s
280 " Baker, ws
Forrest av, ws
Blackmon, es
Currier, ws
Merritt's av, ws
North av \
Second, ws
FORTUNE, from E. Cain n to
limits, iHt e of Randolph, ward 4»
FOSTER, from Calhoun e to
limits, Ist 8 of Wheat, ward 4.
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38 cor Butler
•* Pratt, ss
45" Bell, ss
" Fort
" Billiard
\ 231 •; Yonge
Jackson, ns
Chamberlain, ss
Pittman av, ns
Daniel, ss
Buse's al, ss
247 " Cornelia, ss
257 " Randolph
, " Lane
2Y7 I' Ella, 88
" Gunby, ss
FOUNDRY, from W. & A. R. R.
pe to Luckie and w to limits, divid-
ing wards 1 and 5.
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Elliott
Mangum
, Haynes . j
Davis . I
Maple
Vine
Chestnut. .
FOURTH, from W. Peachtree e
to Port, and w to Plum, 3d n of
North av, bey limits.
FOWLER, from Alexander n to
Merritt's av, 3d e of Luckie, ward 5.
NORTH.
MUls
Hunnicutt
i Pine
Merritt's av
ERASER, from Bunter at Butler
8 to limits, 1st e of McDonough,
ward 3. ^ .
SOUTH.
33 cor Craven's al
V 45 " Fair
80 " Jones
<: 114 " Rawson
- 250 " Clarke
164 " Solomon
190 " Fulton
220 " Richardson
230 " Richmond
255 " Crumley
287 " Glenn
" Anderson
" Bass
" Love
" Little.
FULLER, from Elliott e to W. &
A. R. R., let n of Foundry, ward 5.
FULLER'S ROW, from Fair at
Peters se to C. 5- R., ward 1.
FULTON, from Martin w to
Smith, 4th s of Fair, wards 2 and 3.
iCest.
Eraser
McDonough
Crev •
Washington
PuUiam
Pryor
Formwalt
Cooper
Windsor
Ira
Smith
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GALLATIN, from State, west,
nw of limits.
GARDEN, from Glenn s to lim-
its, ward 3.
GARNETT. from Whitehall w to
IJeters and e to Loyd, 2d sw of
Mitchell, wards 2 and 3.
EAST.
Pryor
Loyd.
WEST.
Forsyth
Thompson
Peters.
GARTRELL, from Yonge e to
^^°\®i J^ « o^ f'oster, ward 4
GATE CITY, from' Glenn s to
limits, nrwhmit8.ward2.
^GLMUx\r)EN,fromMcDaniels
to^ Humphries, 1st w of Peters,
GEORGE, f-om E. Fair n to
GILMER, from Ivy se to Pratt
l8t ne of Decatur, ward 4 '
32 cor Collins I *
65 •• Calhoun i
93 " Butler I
118" Pratt. ' -
if« 7^P V^^ ^ ^""i^s to e lim-
its. 7th 8 of Fair at McDonough
passing through wards 2 and 3
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i EAST.
' Kreis, w limiti
Humphries, ss
Robbins, ns
Sims, ss
McDaniel
Smith, ns •
Gate City, ss ^
Newman, as !
Ira, ns I
Crowell, -Bs I
Windsor
Cooper
Formwalt
Pryor
Pulliam. ns
Wa^ington
Crew
McDonongh
Grady, ns
Eraser
Reed • ^:^
Terry
♦ .'
Martin
Connally
Garden, ss *
Hill ^
Grant
/ Thomas
Wood
Dabney
GLYNN, from Connally e to
Borne, 3d s of Fair, ward 3.
EAST.
Kelly, ns ^ .
Hill
Grant
GuUatt, ns
Thomas
Woods ;.
Dabney •
Borne.
GORDON, continuation of
Glynn, w of limits, W. E.
GRADY, from Glenn n to Crum-
ley. 1st e of McDonough, ward 3.
GRANT, from Ga. R. R. g to
limits, 3d 6 of Connally, ward 3.
SOUTH.
Biggers
E. Hunter
I Fair
Jones
Glynn
Troup, es
Bree
Glenn
Anderson
Love
GRAY, from Simpson n to D'Al-
vigny, 2d w of W, & A. R, R
ward 5. *
! NORTH.
V J Jones av
; Bush
Johnson '
Victoria
i John
; ^.j Kennedy ■ ,
Emma
D'Alvigny.
GREEN'S FERRY AV., from
Chapel at Larkins, w to limits,
northern boundary of Jamestown*
ward 1. .'
GRUBB, from Peachtree nw to
Spring, 2d ne of Marietta, ward 6.
.,.: .US,*-
Broad
Forsjth
. Fairlie
Cone
Spring.
GULL ATT. from Fair s to Glynn
nr Oaklflnd Cemetery, ward 3.
GUNBY, from Foster at A.-L.
R'y 8 to Ga. R. R., nr e limits,
ward 3
HAMMOND, from Peters nw to
;Lee, s of Jamestown, bey limits.
! HARRIS, from Peachtree e to
limits, and w to Marietta, wards 4
and 5
EAST.
20 cor Ivy
67
113
157
200
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Calhoun
Butler
Fert
Hilliard
Jackson
Pittman av
! " vRan^oIph
^.J^ WEST.
cor W. Peachtree
31 " Spring
59 " Williams
79 " Orme
115 " Hayden i "-
128 '^ Luckie
" Marietta . 1
HATTY, from Marietta at D'Al
vigny ne to State, nr limits, ward 5.
HAYDEN, from Simpson s to
Luckie, ward 5.
HAYGOOD AL. from Wheat s
to Foster, 1st w of Randolph.
HAYNES, from Chapel n to
Simpson, 2d w of Elliott, wards 1
and 5.
100 cor Markham
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147
205
2^3
246
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Hunter
Rhodes
Magazine
Foundry
Thurmond
Mays al
Rock
Henry
Simpson
HENRY, from W. & A. R. R. w
to Davis, Igt s of Simpson, ward 5.
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329
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sons, Ist.nw of Chapel, ward 1.
HIGHTOWER. from Robbins
8w, 1st s of Whitehall, ward 2.
HILL, from Hunter nr Bell s to-
limits, ward 3.
Fafr
Joces >
Rawson
Glynn
Beee
Glenn
Anderson
B^FS
Love • I
Little
HILL'S AY, from Peters nw'to-
Chapel, 3d s of Fair, ward 1.
HILLIA-RI), from Decatur n bey
Harris, 1st e df Fort, ward 4
Scofield
Fain
* Farmer
Foster j
New Wheat - i ^
Wheat. '■: ' .-^''■''\''-
Irwin
Hgiiston ■* .
Caiti
Haifris
HOGUE, from *V^heat n to Mor-
ns, Ist e of Pittman av, ward 4
HOLCOMBAL, from Raspberry
s to Taylor, Istwof Fort.
HOLLAND, from, Chapel nw to^
Green s Ferry av, Ist ne of Hum-
phries, ward 1.
HONEY AL. from Terry w to
Sugar al, n of E. Fair, ward 3.
HOOD, from Whitehall se to
Windsor, Ist ne of Smith.
HORTON, from Fort e to Pack-
ards al, n of Decatur, ward 4.
HOUSTON, tfrom Peachtree e to •
Calhoun, thencfe ne to Pittman av^
thence to Randolph, ward 4.
cor Pryir
29
63
105
145
161
190
li
Ivy !
Collins
Calhoun
% Butler
Valentine, ss
*• T • ^
Irwifli
'• Fort'
;; Hilliard
Jackson
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311 corPittmao av
Howell, 88
387 " Randolph
HOWELL, from Ga. R. R. n to
Houston, ward 4.
' HCGK-[See Hulsey.]
HULL, from Simpson s to Baker,
tat e of Luckie, ward 5.
HULSEY, from Foundry s to
MAChzine. Ist w of W. & A R. R
HUMPHRIES, from Whitehall
owtoGreen's Ferry av, and se to lim-
^ts, wards 1 and 2.
• NORTH.
Chapel
Liberty
Green s Ferry av
SOUTH.
Hightowtr
Wells
<jlenn
Stevens
I Berrell
Rockwell
HUNNICUTT, from Marietta e
to West Peachtree, 2d n or Alexan-
der, ward 5. ;
HUNT, from Cox n to limits, 2d
e of Fort, ward 4.
HUNTER, from Whitehall se to
Gallatt, nr Cemetery, and nw to
C- B. R., thence w to limits, wards
1, 2 and 3.
EAST.
27 cor Pryor
Loyd ! 4 ^
Washington
McDonough, ss .
Batler
Eraser, ss : .r
Terry
Martin
King
Moore
Bell, ns
Hill. 83
Fort
George
Gollatt, ss
WEST.
17 or Broad
25 •• Forsyth
-55 *• Thompson
" C R. R.
." Elliott
139 cor Mangum
159 " Haynes ^
181 ;; Davis
Maple
IRA, from Hood s to limits, Ist
w of Windsor, ward 2.
IRWIN, from Fort e to limits, 1st
n of Wheat, ward 4.
EAST. V
25 cor Hilliard
Jackson
111 " Pittman av ^
130 " Hoge
149 " Howell. > .
Bradley t
Randolph -
IVY, from Decatur ne #nd n to
Peachtree, Ist e of Pi^or, ward 4.
20 cor Line. 6s >•
33 " i Gilmer, es ''
-. 67 " Wheat " f
104 •• Houston ,
127 *' Ellis
157 " Cain
183 " Harris •
212 " Baker
JACKSON, from Foster n to
limits, 2d e of Fort, ward 4.
NORTH. f
83
95
111
121
151
165
201
229
252
257
277
327
337
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Rice, es
Biackmon, ws
JACKSON AL, from Eraser to
Martin, n of Richardaon, ward 3.
JAMES, from Peachtree nw to
Cain, Ist ne of Luckie, ward 6.
JAMESTOWN, (formerlv Mc-
Ph^rson Barracks.)
JEFFERSON, [See Pitt mi n a v.]
JENKINS, from Calhoun, ne to
Pratt, 1st ne of Gilmer, ward 4.
JENNINGS ^L, from Rawson n
to Jones, 1st e of Eraser, ward 3.
JOHN, from W. & A. R. R. w to
Lambert, 5th n of Simpson, ward 5
JOHNSON, from W. & A. R. R. w
to Gray. 3d n of Simpson, ward 5.
JOINER, irom C. R. R; to
I Peters, 2d w of Fair, ward 3.
JONES, from Windsor e to Hill
Ist s of Fair, wards 2 and 3. '
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329 " Hill • '
JONES AL, from W. ife A. R. R
^. 1st n of Rhodes, ward 5.
w P^^^ ^Y' ^'•^"^ w- * ^- R- R.
wards ' ^'' ^0^ Simpson.
JUNIPER, from North av n bey
iliiiLLY, from Fair s to Glynn
1st e of Connally, ward 3 ^ '
KENNEDY, ^from Gray w to
W^J p^\^^' ^""^"^ Peachtree w to
^^i^%^^^^^^^e,nT n limits, ward 4
Ist.T/T^'^-^i^^^Clarke
1st e of Martin, ward 3
wafd^2^^^* ^"""^ ^^®°° ' ^^^ "°^it«.
LAMBERT, from Simpson n to
limits 5th w of W. & A. R R
ward 5. ^•
t^J^t?^:^^"^ ^"^ ^' ^' ^ to Fos-
ter, nr e limits, ward 4
hJ-'^ERTY, from HolUnd sw to
LINE, from Peachtree e to
19
Pryor, thence se to Ivy, Ist ne of
Decatur, wards 4 and 5
Hin 3I^^'/'/?^ Mcl^onough e to
niU, 4th s of Glenn, ward 3
LOVE, from McDonough e to
^'"^^.^ « °^ CHenn, ward 3_
LOVEJOY from Simnsc^n to
war'd 5.*"' 1'^ ^""^ ^^ ^el^htree.
LOWE, from Carter n to\pen.
LOWE S A-L from Larkin se to
Walker, 1st e of Chapel, ward 1.
LOYD from Decatur sw to Fair
Ist se of Pryor, wards 2 and 4. *
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Hunter
Mitchell
Peters
Garnett
Fair
LUCKIE. from Peachtree at
Broad nw to Simpson, thence n to
Merritt s av, ward 5.
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Harris
Tharmond, ws
Hull, es
Baker
Simjpson
Alejcander
Mills
Hunnicutt
t"^- ^„ Meri-itt's av
LYNCH AL from Collins w to
1 Ivr, 1st s of Wheat, ward 4
' McAFEE. from Simpson n to
^^ u n^Vri? °f M*"«tta, warf 5
McDANIEL. from Whitehall nw
Ind 2 ^ ^° ^^°*^^' ^"^^ ^
pil^^ONOUGk from Hunter at
2 and 3° ' ^"^ ^''*' ^^^'""^ ^"^s
ccJr Mitchell, es
38 " Butler, es
45*' Fair
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McLIN'S AL— [See Fair.l
MAGAZINE from C. R R. w to
limits, Ist s of Foundry, ward 1
MANGUM, from Nelson n 'to
John, Ist w of Elliott, wards 1
and 5.
91 cor Markham
109 '• Mitchell
133 ** Hunter
Rhodes
Magazine
Foundry
Newton
Thurmond
May's al
Rock
Henry
Simpson ,,
Jones Av i
Bush
Johnson
Victoria ;
John
MANN'S AL, from Venable e to
McAfee, 1st north of Mills.
nc^A^^^' ^^°°^ Tattnall, junction
Markham. n bey Foundry, 3d w of
Haynes. wards 1 and 5.
MARIETTAJrom Peachtrf e opp
Decatur, nw bey limits, ward 5
1^ cor Broad
44 " Forsyth : - '
67 " Fairlie ns !
Cone, ns
Spring
Bartow
Cain
Walton June
Foundry
Harris
Thurmond
Baker, ps
Simpson
Jones Av, ws,
Alexander, es
Mills, es
Hunnicutt, es
Pine, PS
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Means, ss
Wallace, ns
MARKHAM. from C. R. R.wto
Vine, Ist s of Mitchell, ward 1
■ 7 cor Elliott
42 '* Mangum
SO " Haynes ^[
113 " Davis
Maple, ns
Tattnall
Walnut
Vine
MARTIN, from Ga. R. R. s to
limit, ward 3
1 corGaR R i
Hunter
Fair r; .-J
Jones . t
Pettis
Rawson
Solomon, ws
Glynn
Clarke
Richardson
Richmond
Crumley
Glenn
Anderson
Bass '^
Love
Little
MARTIN ALLEY, from Butler
w to Calhoun Ist n of Wheat, ward
MAYER, from West Peachtree
w to Orme. 1st s of North Av .
ward 5. *
MAYS ALLEY, from ElHott w
to Haynes, ward 5.
MEANS, from Marietta at HmifB
ward 5 ^' ^' ^- "" ^° ^^^"^
MECHANIC, from C. R. R w
to Elliott, Ist 8 of Magazine ward!
MERRITT'SAV, from W.Peach,
'"■^cfr^? K?J} ^«* ^ of Pine, ward 4
MILLER'S BLOCK, betkitchell
and Markham, from Hayne w.
ward 1 J - »
MILLS, from Marietta e to W
ward 5""^^' Ist n of Alexander.
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Fowler
Lovejoy
Orme
Williams
Spring
»rT^ ^®^* Peachtree
MINNIE, from Marietta ne to
btate nr n limits ward 5 '
MITCHELL, from Whitehall se
to McDonough, and nw to Elliott
thence w to limits. 1st s of Hunter'
wards 1 and 2 '
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SAST.
24 cor Pryor
52 " Loyd
Washington
Crew, ss
McDonough
W£ST,
21 cor Broad,
89 ••
111 "
119 "
123 cor Haynes
155 |- Tattnall . ' '
^ " Ohapel
NEWTON, from Elliott, w to
;"No»i^.^°l:fe«:
tree e to limits, and w to Marietta
wards 4 and 5 *
BAST.
Peachtree
Juniper
Calhoun
Myrtle
. Fort*
Limits
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61
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231
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Mangum i -
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Maple
Tattnall
Walnut, 88 '
MOAROE,'°from. Rhodei s to
°^tf;;'l|fV^C.R.R..wardl
mtt, at Jenkins, ward 4, and s to
r air, ward 3
MORRIS, from Peachtree. e. let
n of Baker, ward 4 • . ^o*-
MORRISON, from Marietta nr
'^ VJ,^it8 ne to State, ward 6
MOSELEY. from' Grant e to
MYRTLE, from North Av. n
fer'' l'*^ o^ Calhoun, ward 4
iNiiiAL. from Chestnut e bey
^"SiJSvl^t 8 of Kennedy. ^
NELSON, from Thompson w to
chaV;;Jii^^<>*^'^^--Bwto
37 cor Elliott ns
93 •* Mangum
100" Walker. 88
WEST.
Soott, ss
Pear, ns '
Williams, ss
Apple, ns
Orme. ss
!. • Quince, ns
' • Cherry, ns
/ Plum
Marietta
OAK—CSee' Peachtree.]
ORANGE, from Smith ne to
J?o^^A ¥ B ^^ Whitehall, ward 2
UKME, from Cain, n to North
av 3d w of Peachtree, ward 5
PARSON, from Walnut w to
Chestnut, s of i3eckwitt. ward 1
PEACHTREE. from ^. 4 A. B
R. ne to EUis, n to Baker, thence ne
to hmUs, wards 4 and 5.
23 cor Decatur
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Wheat
Grubb. W8
Broad junc. ws
Luckie. ws
James, ws
Houston^ es
Pryor, es
Forsyth. June Church
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Harris
West Peachtree jane
Baker
Ivy June, 89
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289
302
325
346
383
421
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Cedar, ws
Pine
Merritt's^av
Cox
North av
Kimball, ws
433 " Morris av, ws
PEACHTREE-[See W. Peach
tree.]
PEAR, from North av n bey
limits 1st w of W Peachtree.
Ward 5
PETERS, from Whitehall se to
^air. at Crew, and nw to Forsyth,
thence sw to limits, wards 1 and 2.
EAST,
cor Pry or
55 " Lovd -
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Garnett, es
C. R. R."
Mangum, ws
Haynes, ws
Castle berry, es
pftir
Walker jane, ws >
Brick, ws
McDaniel, es
Huipphries
^-- Barrack's av, ws ^
PETTIS, from Martin e to Con-
i^ally; Ist s of Jones, ward 3
PHILLIPS ROW. from Mark,
ham s to Chapel, e of Mangum,
ward 1. f^
PINE, from Weft Peachtree, e
bey Fort, and w to Marietta, wards
4 and 5.
' EAST,
cor Peachtree
18 •• Collins r
Calhoun
Fort
WEST,
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Willia«^
Orme ^^vO
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Fowler
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Luckie
Plum
^ Marietta
PITTMAN AV. (Boulevard)
from Decatur n to limits. 3d w of
Fort, ward 4.
Gartrell
Chamberlain i
Foster i
Wheat
Irwin
Houston
Harris
Morris ■
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Rankin
PITTMAN'S ALLEY, from HiL
liard, e to Yonge, 1st n of Deca-
tur.
PLUM, from Hunnicutt a bey
liimts, 1st e of Marietta, ward 5.
PONDER, from Marietta n ber
limits. •'
PORTER, from Chapel nw to
High, Ist sw of Tattnall, ward 1.
PORTER AL, from Line n to
Pryor at Wheat, ward 4
POWDER SPRING ROAD,
trom Marietta, nw bey limits
POWERS, from West Peachtree
w to McAfee, Ist n of Simpson,
ward 5. '
PRATT, from Decatur ne to Bell.
1st se of Butler, ward 4.
PRISOCK AL, from Factory, e
to limits, n of Fair.
PRYOR, from Decatur ne Uy
Peachtree, and sw to Fair, thence
8 to Glenn, continued by Water
Works road, wards 2, 4 and 5.
NORTH,
15 cor Line
67 II Wheat
83 " Houston
SOUTH.
21 cor Railroad
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Hunter
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Peters
Garnett
Brotherton.
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313 •• Clarke
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377 " Richardson
" Crumley
" Glenn
PULLIAM. from Fair nr Loyd s
to Glenn, 3d w of McDonough,
ward 2.
SOUTH, ^ .
. ' 29 cor Jones /
75 " Rawson
82 " Clarke
93 •' Fulton
139 " Richardson
t Cv " Crumley
" Glenn
QUINCE, from North Av n bey
limits, 3d w of W Peachtree, ward
* RACETRACK-[3ee Chapel.]
RANDOLPH, from Foster, n, nr
e limits, ward 4
RANKIN, from Pittman av e to
Randolph, Ist n of Rice, ward 4.
RASPBERRY, from Fort w to
Bell, Ist s of Wheat.
RAWSON, from Martin w to
Windsor, thence sw to Smith, wards
2 and 3.
WEST, .
cor Martin
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45 " Eraser ,
McDonough
Crew
Washington
Pulliam
Pryor |
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Hood
Smith *
REED, from Richmond s to
-Glenn, Ist e of Eraser, ward 3.
RHODES, from C. R. R, w to
Vine, Ist 8 of Mairazine, ward 1.
RICE, from Jackson e nr limits,
2d n of Harris, ward 4.
RICHARDSON, from McDaniel
e to Martin, 5ih s of Fair, wards 2
and 3.
EAST, I
•cor Smith
"Ira
cor Windsor
Cooper
Formwalt
Pryo»-
Pulliara
Washington
Crew
McDonough
Eraser
Terry
Martin
RICHMOND, from Eraser e to
Connally. 1st n of Crumley, ward 3.
RIPLEY, from Williams w to
Bartow, Ist n of W. Harris, ward &
ROACH, from Fair s to ccw
Green s Ferry av and Humphries.
4th w of Maple, ward 1.
ROBBINS. from Whitehall s to
Crumley, 1st w of McDaaieL
ward 2. i
ROCK, from W. k A. R. R. w to
Chattahoochee, Ist s of Simpson^
Ward 5 *^^ »
ROCKWELL, from Windsor w
to Kreis. 5th s of Glenn, bey limitai
SALTER, from nr cor Wbitekidl
and C. R. R. bey limits.
SASE, from Foster s to Ge. BL
R., Ist e of Daniel.
SAVANNAH, from Temiels s to
Fair, bet Borne and Badger,ward 3L
SCOFIELD, from Fort e to Bil-
liard. Ist s of Taylor, ward 4.
SCOTT, from Powers n to Maj-
er, bet West Peachtree and Sprioe.
ward 5. *r -t^
SECOND, from Peachtree • t»
Fort and w to Cherry, 1st d cT
North av, wards 4 and 5.
SEVENTH, from Peachtree w
to Cherry, bey limits.
SHARPE, from Windsor
Sims, 1st 8 ot Glenn, w-ird 2.
SHIPLEY, from June of Deea-
tur and Pratt se to Ga R.R.,waid 4L
SIMPSON, from Marietta e to
West Peachtree and w to limits, Ist
n of Baker, ward 5.
East,
cor Luckie
46 •* Venable, ns .
47 " Hull. 88 _'
McAfee, ns
Hajden, s«j
Lovejoy, ns
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10 cor Elliott
63 " Manga m
Haynes. ss
81 ** Gray, ns
105 *' Chattahoochee, ns
Lambert, ns
DeGive av
Vine
SIMS, from Glenn s to limits. Ist
*€ of Humphries, ward 2
SIXTH, from Peachtree w to
Cherrv, bey limits.
SMITH, from Whitehall ee tol
-Glenn, 1st e of McDaniel, ward 2.
i SOUTU.
20 cor Oranjje
40 " Rawson
" Fulton
Richardson
Crumley
140 •• Glenn
^SOLOMON, from Fraser e to
Martin, 4th s of Fair, ward 3.
SQUTfl, from Wallace ne to 4th
•nr Manetta, bey limits.
SPENCER, from Davis w to
Lowe, 1st n of Foundry, ward 5.
S PINKS AL, from Foundry sio
Magazine. 1st w of Haynes
SPRING, from W. & A R.R. ne
to Cam nr Church, thence n to Hun-
nicutt, ward 5.
24 cor Marietta. \
64 " Gnubb .
79 " Lttckid '
100 " James /
130 " Churci
136;; Cain ; '
Harris
Baker
bimpson
x^owera
" Alexander.
STATE, from Corput nw bey
limits n«»ar Marietta, ward 5.
STEVENS, from Windsor w to
*^ om?Jl^®^' 3^ 8 of Glenn, ward 2
STONEWALL, from Walker w
to tbapel, thence nw to Hi^jh,
''^aru 1,
STRONG, from John n to D'Al-
vignv. nr w limits, ward 5.
SL'GAR AL, from E. Fair n to
, 1 ATTN ALL, from Nelson nw to
June Hunter and Vine, ward 1
TANNER, from Bell to Hilliard.
1st s of Foster, ward 4.
TAYLOR, from Pratt e to Fort
1st n of Fillmore, ward 5.
TENN KLS. from Factory e, 1st
^ TTT^^b V ^/' °'' cemetery, ward 3.
TERRY, from Ga. R. R. aw to
S^°i®TV»i^®?^® « ^® Clarke.*ward 3.
IHIRD, from West Peachtree e
bey limits, and w to Cherry, wards
4 and 5.
THOMAS, from Fair s to Glenn
nr e limits, ward 3
THOMPSON, from C. R R. sw
to lirotherton, thence s to Castle-
berry, ward 1.
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1 cor Hunter
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81 " Nelson
107 " Peters ^
121 " Garneit
151 •' Brothertoa
181 " Castleberry
THRASHER, from Jamestown
w bey limits.
THURMOND, from Luckie sw
to^iliott, thence w to Davis, ward 1
TRENHOLM. from Walker w to
Chapel, 1st s of Larkin, ward 1.
TROUP, from Grant e to Borne
Ist 8 of Glenn, ward 3 . '
TUMLIN, from Wallace n bay
limits. '
VALENTINE, from Wheat n to
Houston, bet Butler and Fort
ward 4. '
VENABLE. from Simpson n to
Merntt's av, bet Lackie and Mc-
Afee, ward 5 i
VICTORIA, from W. & A. R R
w to Lambert, 4th n of Slmoson
ward 5 ";^ .
.*i7^^^1.^J??°^ ^i°*P^o° 8 to Fair.
4th w ©f Chattahoochee, wards 1
and 5.
WALKER, from Nelson June
Mangum, s to Peters, Ward 1.
Wall, from Peachtree e to
I«Dyd, and w to Bridge. 1st n of R. R.
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WALLACE, from Marietta e to
State, Ut n ot limits.
WALNUT, from cor Tattnall and
..Mitchell, 8 to Parsons, ward 1.
WALTON, from Peacbtree nw
■to Foundry June Marietta, ward J5.
WARREN PL, from Collins to
Calhoun, Ist n of Gilmer, ward 4.
WASHINGTON, from Alabama
« to limits, 3d e of Whitehall, ward 2.
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Rawson ■
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Fulton
Richardson \
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Glenn
WELLS, from McDaniel sw to
dlenn, 1st s of Whitehall, ward 2.
WERNER AV. from Jones s to
Clarke, Ist e of Martin, ward 3
WEST PEACHTREE. from
Baker at junc Peachtree (formerly
Oak), n bey limits, dividing wards
4 and 5.
232 cor Simpson, ws
240 " Powers, wj
Alexander, ws
Cedar, es
Mills, ws
Hunnicutt, ws
Pine . .
Cox A
North Av
^mbaU
WHEAT, from Peachtree e to
limits, 1st n of Foster, wards 4 and 5
4 cor Pry or '
36 •• Ivy
81 " Collins
Calhoun
Butler
Valentine, ns
Fort
Hilliard
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WHITEHALL, frocy W. & A,
R. R , se to limits, dividing wards
1 and 2.
21 cor Alabama
63 ' Hunter.
101 " Mitchell
135 " Peters
161 " Garnett
195 " Brotherton
^ " Formwalt, as
225 " Fair
" Cooper, ss
242 " Windsor, ss
" Forsyth, ns
326i" Hood, 88
!•* Smith, 88
389 •' McDaniel
425" Humphries
WILLIAMS, from Cain n to
North av, 2d w of West Peachtree,
ward 5
WILLOW, frop North av s to
Cox, ward 4
WINDSOR, from Whitehall June
Forsyth s to limits, ward 2, •
25 cor Jones.
49 ** Rawson
" Clarke
73 " Hood
101 " FultoH-
112 " Richardson
" Crumley
/ •* Glenn
" Anderson, es
Sharpe, ws
Eeds, ws
" Bass, es .
" . Stevens
" Berrell
WINSHIP ALLEY, from North
av 8 to Cox, 1st w of Williams.
WOOD, from Fair, nr Cemetery,
s to Glenn, ward 3.
YONGE, from Wheat s to Deca-
tur, 2d e of Fort, ward 4.
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
FIRST WARD.-Commencing
»ttje centre of crossing Whitehall
at W. & A. R. R , and running alon^r
the center of track of W. & A. R R
to centre of Foundry, thence along
the centre of Foandry westwardly
to corporation line, thence along
.said hne to centre of Whitehall
tbence along centre of Whitehall to
the beginning point.
. SECOND WARD -Commenc-
ing at centre of crossing at White-
hall and W. & A/R. R., and run-
ning east down Georgia R. R to
crossing of Butler, thence down the
centre of Butler to its intersection
^xr j°-°°^''' thence along Hunter
H Tr^??°°°^*^' ^^®°ce along centre
of McDjnough to corporation line,
thence a ong said line to centre of
Whitehall, thence along the centre
ot Whitehall to beginning point
THIRD WARD.-Commencing
at junction of Butler aid Hunter
: and running thence along centre of
: Butler to Georgia R. R.. thence
• east along Georgia R. R. to corpo-
jation hne, thence along said line
e ^,cL)o°0"gh, thence along centre
of McDonou^h to Hunter, thence
down centre Hunter to beginnine
point. * *^
. FOURTH WARD.-Commenc-
ing where Pyror crosses railroad
track, thence running east along the
centre of Georgia R. R. to corpora-
tmn Ime, thence along said line to-
West Peachtree, thence back along
West Peachtree to Peachtree.thence
a ong Peachtree to Pryor, thence-
along Pryor to beginning point.
FIFTH WARD.-Commencing^
at point at which Pryor crosses rail-
road track, thence running alone
centre W. & A. R. R. to Foundry;
thence along the centre of Foundry
to corporation line, thence along
said hne to West Peachtree, thenci
along centre West Peachtree to-
Feachtree. thence along the centre-
ot Peachtree south to Pryor, and
tbence along centre of Pryor to be-
ginning point
CITY OF WEST END.-Popu- -
lation, 720, Mayor. A. B. CulbersSn;
clerk, H. L Culberson: council-
men: Jno. W. RoUo, W. J. Mc-
Gaughey, W. L. Stanton, J. M. Mc-
Afee, Burgess Smith.
JAMESTOWN.-Former site of i
McFherson Barracks, between At- ■ "
lanta and West End, north of West
Peters street.
HALLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
AUSTELL BUILDING-Deca-
tur, northeast corner Prvor
BLOCK BUILDING-iAiabama
southeaBt cor Pryor '
BROWN'S BLOCK-Wall, opp
Union depot
lofV^K^'^^^^C^-^-r
CAPITOL BUILDING - Mari-
etta southwest corner Forsyth
CENTENNrAL BUILDING-
^°i^e°all, southwest corner W. &
nf^w.^Hk BLOCK-West side
of Whitehall, between Alabama and
Hunter. I
r-
CITY HALL— Hunter, south-
east corner Pryor.
CLARKE'S HAtL-No. 27
Peachtree.
C 0 L L E GE H A L L-Broad
northwest corner Walton. '
CONCORDIA HALL-No. 40
Marietta.
CONN ALLY BUILDING-
Wbitehall, southeast corner Ala-
bama.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE—
Munter. southpast corner Prvor
COURTHOUSE (U. S.^Mwi-
etta. northwest corner Forsyth
DEAN'S HALL-324 Marietta*
Atlanta City Directory.
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deGive's opera house—
Marietta, northeast corner Forsyth.
GATE CITY BLOCK— South
side Marietta, west of Peachtree.
GOOD TEMPLARS' HALL—
Whitehall, southwest corner Hun-
ter.
GRANITE BLOCK— West side
Broad, near railroad.
GRANT BUILDING— Marietta,
southeast corner Broad.
HEALEY BUILDING — Mari-
etta, northwest corner Peachtree.
HEALEY BUILDING, No. 2—
West Cain, between Marietta and
W. & A. R. R.
JAMES' BANK BLOCK— East
side Whitehall, between Alabama
and railroad.
KENNESAW BLOCK — West
side Forsyth, i]3etween Marietta and
W. & A. R R.
'KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HALL— 56 Peachtree.
LaFAYETTE block— South
side Mitchell, near Broad.
LOCHRANB'S HALL— Pryor,
southeast comer Decatur.
LOWE BUILDING— 39 J White-
hall.
MASONIC HALL — Marietta,
southeast corner Broad.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL—
Whitehall, southeast corner Ala-
bama.
OLD CONCORDIA HALL —
South side Mitchell opp Broad.
POST" OFFICE— U. S. Court-
house and P. O. building;.
POWELL BUILDING— Peach-
tree, northwest corner Grubb.
REPUBLIC BLOCK— East side
Pryor, between Decatur and WaU.
STATE HOUSE — Marietta,
southwest corner Forsyth.
UNITED STATES COURT-
HOUSE AND POST-OFFICE
BUILDING — Nonhwest corner
Marietta and Forsyth.
YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY
BUILDING — 39 Decatur, near
Loyd.
ATLANTA^SUNDiY* KA2ETTE.
; -fi-
EstaBllsliecl in IS^'T. Terms, $2.00 Per Annum.
CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH:
HSUNDAY ADVERTISING PAYS BEST-h
Is read by nearly every one in Atlanta, and has a circulation in every
county in Georgia, and a fair circulation in Alabama,
South Carolina, Florida and Tennessee. *
..^^SOLD BY ALL NEWS DEALERS.lc^^
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PAEVTS, Oas, VAKNISHES,
French and Ameriean Window Glass, '
-A.RTISTS' M^TERI^LS, ETC.
Johnson's Patent Standard t)ry Sized Kalsomine and
! ■ . Fresco Paints " Ready for Use."
ro2a.t for taa.1
The AVERILL READY MIXED PAINT has been before the pub.
he for over fifteen years and has been constantly growing in .
. tavor. It has been thoroughly tested by chemists, and
. apphed on over 600,000 residences, and is pro-
nounced by aU who have used it to be
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■ : IT DOES NOT MDE OR CHALK OFF
much longer than the best lead and oil mixed the old way.
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ATLANTA DIRECTORY
•I ■ -'■' 1882.
City, County, State and United States Record.
CITY HALL, >*!!**=~=5!!s^ . ELECTION
^i;
East Side
'Wa8hiii£:tonStTeet ,
between
HnnterA Mitchell
For Mayor
Held Biennially,
on the
2d "Wednesday
in December.
THE GENERAL COUNCIL
Is composed of Boards of Aldermen an,d Common Council. Of the
tormer, one member is elected annually for three years, and of the latter
S^lH T''!^'' '' ^^^S^^ ^"""^ .^^^^ ^^^^ annually for two years. Election
fnif ^.'L.^^^'T^f J^^^/®'^.^y ^^ December each year. Regular meet-
3 ifu°Vw^^^°5^^^''^ ®^^^ °^°°**^ Aldermanic Board meet
nrst and third Wednesdays.
Cirr OF ATLANTA.
MAYOR-James W. Enj^lish.
Office, 35 S. Broad. Salary, $1,800
BOABD OF ALDERMEN.
Charles Beermann, T. G. Healey:
a.0. Lowry.
BOARD OF COMMON
COUNCIL.
FIRST WARD— W. D. Mitchell,
A. J. Pinson. ^^" — — ■
SECOND WARD-^bTt.; R^H"
R. H. Knapp.
THIRD WARD~Z. W. M^m-
son; D. A. Beatie.
FOURTH WARD— W. H. How-
ell, J. W. Johnson.
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FIFTH WAED-W. C Rev
Atlanta City Directory.
Holds, W. D. Parne.
(Salaries of Aldermen and Conn
cilmen $200 per annam.)
Standing Gonunlttees.
^ESTIMATES AND APPRO
FINA«fcE-Lowry,Beatie,John-
son, Knapp.
ORDINANCE-Johnson,Beatie.
A Jan. '
^^STREETS-Knapp,Payne,How.
^ TOLICE-Payne, Mitchell, Bea-
ivf'??^^^^ ^ND DRAINS -
^^tchell Payne. Johnson.
TERN^^i? PUMPS AND CIS-
liiRNS—Reynolds, Pinson. Ad-
amson. *
, RELIEF-Pinson, Ryan, How-
ell Adamson, Payne.
Ad^?of ^^-^'''^°"- ««'-"».
FXREDEPARTMENT-Knapp
Mitchell, Reynolds. ^^'
GRf?K ??II'DINQS AND
noWs °'"''°''' P»J°9.BV-
^CEMETERY-Adaa..oo.Pi„«...
. ASn^^-P^y-. Howell.
Mi»dar„^^«-=— .
TigONTESTED CLAIMS AND
_ ASSESSORS-J. A. Anderson.
1. J._ Malone, Clem. B. Harrw
Salanes, $1,200. -tiarrw.
COLLECTOR AND RECEIVER
^^, iuor"- ^"^ *''■•'•"»•
MARSHAL -W. R. Joyner
Bond, $25 000. Salary, perqaffi.
W. H. Holcombe, W.R. Dimmock.
depaties.
TREASURER-R. M Farrar
BUILDING INSPECTORS -
L^""^?'"^- "^^ Meakin, Gast. E.
'ciTlteTfeVrn^^et
CITY ENGINEER-i M°CUy:
CITY ATTORNEY -W T
CEMETERY GUARD— S A
Stroud, Solomon Belcher. Salaries
CITYSEXTON-lw.A.Bonnell.
CITT OFWCEKS, ETC.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER
Tn \; ^^^^°- Office. 19 White-
OffioV nV^?""*^- H- Goldsmith.
Office, City HalL Bond. $30 000
Salary, $7.00 and fees. 0^. 0 HaU
assistant. ^*"'
KEEPER- CITY H'AiTLljacob
Morns. Salary, $600
KEEPER MAGAZINE-H. S
Hams. Salary, $500. Bond *1 Onn
OVERSEEKS CHAIN GAnS^
Jacob Emmel, and John Smith
Salaries, $2.26 pe' day.
BOAED OF HEALTH.
id.n1;)^"fATDK-sl'^
CITY PHYSICIANS.
E, W. Roach, first ward. Sahuy
Sat/$32b.^'"'*''' "^"'""^ '""^
ISM *^°'^"' *'»'"* "a"^- Salary .
^. C. Martin, fourth ward. Salai7
^ B. Alley, fifth ward. Salary
BOAED POLICE COM-
MI8SI0NEBS.
yaari. . Salary of each |200 per
- f.
:annam, with $50 extra allowed the
secretary for clerical labor.
Amos Fox, chairman ; W T
Goldsmith, secretary ; C. J Han-
cock, J. K. Thrower and B E
Crane.
Regular meeting second Monday
oight of each month.
Atlanta City Directory. ^
BOARD WATER COM-
MISSIONERS.
K E Rawson, G. W. Adair, L.
ar. Grant.
E. E. Rawson, president ; J. W
•Culpepper, secretary and treasurer:'
ln'v?'rr'^^^^^f\ superintendent;
^. W. Terry, chief engineer; W.
jaaffey and John Warren, assist-
EDUCATIONAL.
' Offi ^^§?u ^\ EDUCATION-
^5°,f;.^'<^^ School Building
OFFICERS - Hon. Josfph E
Brown, president; David Alayer.
vice-president; E. E. fowson
treasurer; W. P. S!aton,sicretar3;
and superintendent
^.MEMBERS-David Mayer. J. Q-
KimbaU, D. A. Beatie, Thomas 8
Powell, W. A^ Moore. Robert J
^ "l' E J. Roach, S. B. Hoyt,
Joseph E. Brown, R. D. Spalding
K E. Rawson. N. J. Hammond and
the mayor, {exofficio.)
Standing Committees.
FINANCE-Lowry. Moore the
"^Q^A^^'A^S^y^^S' Kimball • '""^
SALARIES AND SUPPLIES—
Mayer, Kimball. Lowr-
BCILDINGS AND REPAIRS-
Powell, Beatie. Kimball.
h^P^2^\t PROPERTY-Kim
tie.
GRIEVANCES-Spalding
^ddHx?^*^^^^"' Hammond *'
. PRINTING -Rawson/Lowry.
^«£n^f ""^^y*' Hammond, the
mayor, Moore.
ST^mi^i^T^'^^^N- COURSE OF
STUDY AND TEXT BOOKS-
^^tie,^^Spalding. floyt. Roa'eh,
LIBI^RY-Moore. Roach, Bea-
SANITARY AFFAIRS-Roach '
Powell, Spalding, the mayor '
Scliools.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL -47
Washington. Wm. A. ^Bass. prin-
cipal; salary $1,600. W. M.S la-
ton, assistant; $1,410
GIRLS HIGH SCH00L-4r
Washington. Miss L. A. Haygood
Pf'°C'Pa' J salary $1,200. Mils S.'
p 1?'°''^' x?°- 2. ^6; Miss t
Callaway, No. 3, $752 ; Miss K
Sergeant, No. 4, «752 ; Miss K. B
Massey, assistant. $500.
CREW STREET SCHOOL-119
V^rew. John Isham, princinal • sal-
ary $1.4i«. Miss il F. Andrews
No. 2, $575; Miss E. W. SmillTe'
fy,'$550; Miss E. A. Heath, No'
I!??: M-' h ^^u^anneau. No. 6
$460; Miss M 'A. HarrU. No. S,
FAIR STREET SCHOOL-
^air, southwest corner Kelly. E -
G. Moore, principal ; salary $1 410* '
Miss Fannie Hillye;. No. 2, $575 ;
Mrs. A. H Smith, No. 3 |550-
Mrs. C. C, Knight, No. 4 U^\
Miss A^ J. Muse. No. 5, $500; MigJ v
Mary Johnson, No. 6. $475; MissX
Molhe Sheehan. No. 7, $450 ; Miss
Mamie Di>nwody. No. 8, $425
iJ^^l R^t!^^^, SCflOot-l7S
Ivy. W. B. Bonnell, principal • sal-
J'y.^l.^lO. Mrs. S. F. SmTllie, No
2^$575 ; Miss S. Burks, Ne. 3. $550
Miss B. H. Hanna, No. 4 $525-
Mrs C. P. Sams, No. 5, $500 ; Misi
N. Hornady, No. 6, $175; Miss A.
.talker, No. 7, $450 ; Miss M. Ma-
lone, No. 8, $425.
MARIETTA STREET SCHOOL
— ?71 Marietta. H. C. Mitchell,
pnncipal ; salary $1,410. Miss L
A. Fields, No. 2, $575 ; Mrs. S V
Prather No. 3, $550 ; Miss V. E*.
Salhs, No 4, $525 ; Miss Belle Mc-
ConneU No 5 $500; Mrs. S. R. S.
Wakh, No. 6 $475 ; Miss Florence
A. Adams. No. 7, $450 ; Mrs. W F
Johnson, No. 8. $425. ' *
. WALKER STREET SCHOOL
--Walker^9uthwe8t corner Haynes,
A. J.AL IJizien, principal; salary
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11,410. Mrs. R. J, McKeoD, No. 2.
$575; Mrs. V. A. Witcher, No. 3,
$550; Miss Blanche Lieberman>
No. 4, $525; Miss S. E Johnston,
No. 5, $500 ; Miss Kate Pendleton,
No. 6. $475; Mrs. E. Dodson, No.
7, $450 ; Miss A. Eichberg, No. 8,
$425; Miss N. Mitchell, No. 8,
$425.
Colored.
HAYNES STREET SCHOOL—
98 Haynes. Miss A. D. Fuller,
principal: salary $500. Miss T.
TraramelCNo. 2. $400; Mrs. A. C.
Kiddo, No. 3, $400; Mrs. V. E.
Bailey, No. 4, $400. ,
SUMMER HILL SCfeOOL— 160
Martin. Mrs. E. N. Longan, prin-
cipal; salary $500. Mrs. M F.
Browning. No. 2, $400 ; Mrs. H. L.
• Harvey, No. 3. $400; Miss B. P.
. Sharpe, No. 4, $400.
HOUSTON STREET SCHOOL
' — Houston, northwest cornar But-
ler. R. H. Carter, principal ; sal-
/*ry$600. Miss Carrie E. Jones,
No. 2. $350; Miss Minnie L. Bell,
No. 3, $325; Mrs. Julia Turner,
No. 4. $325, Miss E. N. Townsley,
No. 5, $300 ; Miss I. M. Clarke,
No. 6. $300 ; Miss Lizzie Easley,
No. 7, $300; Miss Julia M. Took©,
No. 8, $300.
, FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Paid Department will be organ-
ized July 1st, 1882, with a chief and
thirty-seven men, three steamers,
four hose reels, one hook and lad-
der company, fifteen horses, and
4 000 feet hose, in connection with
fire alarm, at an annual expense
of $25,000, under the supervision
of the Board of Fire Masters com-
posed of the mayor, Chief of Fire
Department and the Fire Commit-
tee of the Council.
FIRE COMMITTEE.— R. H.
Knapp, chairman, W. D. Mitchell,
W. C. Reynolds
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters 47 S. Pryor. In-
cluding the chief the regular force
numbers forty-seven men, t^ho are
under the control of a Board of Com-
missioners (for Commissioners see
preceding page) and are maintained^
at an annual expense to the city of
about $35,000. Election by the
Board, held biennially, April 1st.
None of the oflBcers or men receive
any perquisites, costs or extras-
whatever, except where rewards
have been offered for the arrest of .
criminals.
CHIEF— A. B. Connolly ; salary^
$1,500.
CAPTAINS-W. A. Starnes, N.
G. AWredge, E F. Couch and D.
N. Baghy. Salaries, $900.
STATION KEEPERS— W. E.
Foute and J. F. Buchanan. Salar-
ies $2.25 per day.
PATROLMEN— L. P. Barnes.
J. C. Baird, J. I. Gloer. C. Bren-
ning, W. H. Bone, A. A. Brooks,
W. M. Crim, F. Christophine, W. '
Flynn, H. A.,Goodson, J. J. Green,.
J. W. Gloer, M. N. Holland, J. C.
Joiner, J. T. Lynch, J. L. Mercer,.
T. J. Mc Williams, A. J. Moss. W.
P. Manley, W. F. McEwen, Z. B.
Moon, J. W. Norman. J R. Parish,.
J. E. •Rapp. J. G. Russell, Z. T.
Reid, G. W. Spier, H. E. Starnes,
W. N. Shendon, M. T. Simmons,.
J. C. Sturman, J. H. Strand, H. H.
Scarborough, T. J. Thompson, J.
M. Thurman, J. W. Weaver, B. B.
Walkins, M. M. White, Nat West.
R. 0. Haynes. Salaries, $2.00 per^
day.
SUPERNUMERARIES.- J. T.
Hilderbrand, W. P Pittman, J. C. :
Carlisle, T. P. Aldredge, P. W.
Merritt, A. N. Abbott, L. W. Sim- ,
mons, J. B. Justice, E. H. Lynch,
G. W. Mc Williams.
ACADEMIES AND
SCHOOLS.
[For -Public pchools, see Educa-
tional, and for Private Schools, see
the Business Directory.]
ATLANTA FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE.— 141 and 143 Peachtree.
Mrs. J. W. Ballard, .prin ; Miss
Katie Hillyer, Miss Eva Prathfr,.
Miss LDraCowart, assistants ; MU'e
C. Joly, French; Mrs. E. Bajili,
German and Music ; Prof Alfredo
Barili, music.
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^ CONVENT OF THE IMMaPTT
l^l^ CONCEPTION ifiastside
Loyd south of HuDter. Conducted
by the Sisters of Mercy, Sister
Aloysins, superior. Sister M. Recis
ASS t superior. * '
,,^^EANS' HIGH SCHOOL-
76 North Forsyth. T. A. Means
P''°5'P*y C. L^Floyd. C. F.Gaih
mard and Mrs. T. A. Means, teach-
^MOORE'S SOUTHERN BUSI-
NESS UNIVERS1TY.-38 and 40
S. Broad. Prof. B. P. Moore
president. '
ST. PETER AND ST PAULN
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL-TMan^
etta, southeast cor Alexander, con-
ducted by Sisters of Mercy.
Colored.
Atlanta City Dibectoky.
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^t^^^ll^ BAPTIST SEMI-
^Aitr— JiUiott, northwest cor W
Hunter. Founded 1879 under the
auspices of the American Baptist
ilome Missionary Societv Rpv
Joseph T. Robert L LD^* prS'.
dent ; W. R. Raymond, A. B^. E.
W. Clement. A. B.. and Rev. W.
of TrS ^ITlV ^T^- ^""^^
or irustees . j, H. Low, chairman ;
b^idney Root, secretary; Rev. J. H
DeVotie. D D., Rev. W. J White
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY-!:
Terminus of West Mitchell. Char-
tered October. 1867. Open to both
sexes and attended by colored peo-
ple. Besides small tuition fees and
donations, the State of Georgia ap-
propriates $8,000 annually to this
institution Edmund A. Ware A
M., president; Rev. Cyrus W
rrancis, secretary.
vrlfiXf^^^-^e^- S- S. Ashley,
Northboro, Mass; James Atkins
|t?T^' 4;EB„,k, Atlanta;
Rev. Cyrus W Francis, Atlanta
M. ^°^'er. Atlanta; Cnarles H
M°.\»°. Atlanta; Rev. M. E
Stneby, New York; Edmund A
fe ^^°**' ^«^- William J:
W?^' ,-^^«°8ta; Rev. Joseph
Wood, Atlanta; T. N. Chase At
tT'\,^'^^' W- 2- Wilcox Read-
Smifi, Pu'" ^°^ ^^^- Joseph E.
Smith Chattanooga, Tenn.
Edmund A. Ware, Prof of His-
tory; T. N. Chase, Prof of GreekT
EthiCfi, etc; Rev. Horace Bum-
aw' ^S^H'^**'^^° Natural Science:
A. W I^arnham, principaJ Normal
department ; W. M. Aber. Charle*
Ricp. Miss E. C. Ware, Mrs. Lucy
Eiu W' ^'^^^^'J.E Sands. Misi
MI& W Moore, Miss E. W. Bea-
man. Miss Carrie H. Loomis. Miss
R Massey Miss E. A. Huntoon and
Miss S. E. Stockbridge. teachers.
MaryL Santley, matron.
CLARK UNI VERSITY-South
?S?7 ° p McDonough. Chartered f
1877 Rev. E. 0. Thayer, A. M..
president, treasurer and secretary -
W- H. Crogman, A. M . professor
of ancient languages; Mrs. C. C. ^
Mitche , matron ; Miss Florence L.
G -^u a' Preceptress; Miss E. L.
Smith, A. B English literature, and
music teacher ;^ Miss S. E. Abbott
principal English dep't. Z t'
^omS^^ ^°P'^ school of carpentrv'
STORR'S SCHOOL-96^HoS:
ton. Maintained by AmericaD
Congregational Missionary Society.
tr /^/^"Iv ^'9^ -^"^^a Goodwin,
Miss F. G. Norris. Mrs. C. G. Ball
Miss Lucy Hitchcock,teachers; Miss
M. ji. btevenson, missionary.
ASYLUMS AND HOSPI-
TALS.
RfVfv^t'^AtS^SP^TAL and
BENEVOLENT HOME-81 E
Alabama. Under control of the
^Benevolent Home Society. H H
lucker, president ; John Milledce
vicepresidenl ; H. Cranston, Sr seel
?f^jI>f^ij?,Mayer. treasurer; Mrs.
K. C. H^le, M. D., matron. The city
pays $75 per month for the care of
city patients, and each ward physi-
^^*c?nH^^°*^^ *^o months each year
2lf V^.F?^;^ INFIRMARY-
216 North Collins, in charge of
Sisters of Mercy, Sister Mary Ce-
ciha, superior. ^
BAXKS
^TLANTA NATI o'nal BANK
— is t. Alabama. Organized 1865,
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Atlanta City Directory.
Capital $150,000. James Swann,
presid-nt; W. B. Cox, vice presi-
dent ; P. Rotnare, cashier. Direc-
tors : W. B. Cox, Paul Romare, S.
B. Hoyt, W W. Austell, S. M. In-
man. R. H. Richards.
BANK OF THE STATE OP
GEORGIA— 1 Marietta, cor Peach-
tree. Authorized capital, $5,000,-
000, cash capital $100 000. F. M.
Coker, president ; F. M. Coker, Jr.,
cashier. Directors: M. R. Berry,
F. M. Coker. T. G. Healey, E. W.
Marsh, J. C. McMillan, W. G.
Richards.
GATE CITY NATIONAL
BANK— Pry or, northwest corner
Wall. Organized May 7ih. 1879.
Capital, $250,000. L J. Hill, pres-
ident; E. S. McCandless, cashier.
Direetors: L. M. Hill, L J. Hill,
Anthony Murphy, R H. Richards,
Charles Beermann, A. W. Hill, W.
A. Hemphill.
MERCHANTS' BANK OP AT-
LANTA—12 and 14 E. Alabama.
Paid up capital $200,000. Camp-
bell Wallace, president: J. R.
Wylie, vice-president ; Jas. H. Por
ter, cashier ; W. D. Luckie, assist-
ant cashier. Directors ; Campbell
Wallace. Clinton L Brown, Ben. E
Crane, J. H. Porter, W. P. Price, J.
M. Veich, G. C. Selraan, George
Winship and James R. Wylie.
BIBLE SOCIETIES.
ATLANTA BIBLE SOCIETY
—Depository, 8 Marietta. M. C.
Kiser, president; W. R Hammond,
secretary; W. H. Nutting, treas
urer.
BOARD OF TRADE.
ATLANTA CHAMBER OF
CjMMERCE— Meets dailv at 11
A. M., 44 East Alabama. 'Ben E.
Crane, president ; J. J. Toon, sec
retary. Directors : A. C. Wyly, B.
E. Crane. W. J. Garrett, John Ste-
phens, J. F. Dunn, J. W. Gold-
smith and J. G. O^lesby.
BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATIONS.
ATLANTA BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Office
44 Marietta J. C. Kirkpatrick,
president; Joel Hurt, secretary and
reasurer; W. S. "^homson, attor-
ney.
EMPIRE B. & L. ASSOCIA-
TION—36 E. Alabama. A. Haas,
secretary and treasurer.
GERMANIA BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, NO. 2-1
Whitehall Jacob Elsas, president;
C- Beermann. secretary and treasur-
er; John Berkele, vice-president
Directors : S. B. Hoyt, M. J'rank-
Im, A. Haas, W. Titlebaum, A.
Rosenfeld.
HIBERNIA BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION-41 E.
Alabama. M. Mahoney, president;
P. F. Clarke, secretary and treas-
urer.
HOME BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATIGN-44 Marietta, G.
J. Foreacre, president ; Joel Hurt,
secretary and treasurer; Samuel
W. Goode, attorney.
CEMETERIES.
OAKLAND CEMETERY—
Eastern terminus of Hunter street;
entrance also on Fair. W, A. Bon-
nell, sexton; Solomon Belcher and S.
A. Stroud, guards, both appointed
and paid by City Council.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TIONS.
YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION— 49 WhitehalL
Business meeting first Monday in
each month; devotional services
every Sunday, 5 p. m , and Friday
and Saturday. 7:30 p. m. W Woods
White, president; S. B. Brewer,
fiecretary.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
BELLWOOD CHURCH (SEV-
ENTH CHDRCH) - South side
Maysona Ferry road. Bellwood.
Services 11a. if.and 7:30 p, m.
CENfRAL CHURCH— Corner
Peters and Fair. Services 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
J every Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. San-
I day-school 9 a- m. Rev. P. M, Daa-
.(
v.\
iel, pastor; residence, Gordon se
■cor Peepleg, W. E '
FIFTH CHURCH -FilImor«
^'p M Rpv V ""n Sn°d*y-«chool
^*!/??i?®°^' ^8 Lee, WE
FIRST CHURCH- Walton
northwest corner Forsyth, S^^^^^
u \ ^ ^' *°^ ^'30 p. M. Sundav
jchool 9 A. M. Rev. D. W Gw^^
i> D , pastor; residence loi T^^ '
ton, northwest corner Mitchell Ser-
vices.ll A. M. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer
aeetmg every Wednesday 7:3^
M. Sunday school 9 a. m Yonne
mens prayer meeting Monday 7:?5
P. M. Rev. Henry McDonald nas-
oV^^"**""*' 132 Wwhington^
SIXTH CHURCH-NorTh s de
<ience!^-6fp^s?r''™''-P''«"'^;'«»i'
Av™n?''s'^^-^«^^-31 Jones
^30 P« ^p"'"" lO^^O A.M. and
i-w P.M. . Prayer meet ne evenr
Wednesday 7-30 «!n„j. ° every
AM. Kev. H. C. Hornady nastop-
residence, 172 Ivy ' ^'^""i
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Sunday school 9 a v p '•^" ^-^
Mifffj^ CHURCH-
'■•«..SandUchooI9AM"prJ^^"
meeting Wedne»d»^ ? an "?7^''
E R A " "^'''V '-^O p M. Rev
W.Mitehlir^"«^^^««ide'»ce295
Ma^^om'^^lr^ CHURCH-387
and°^3?pi'S^'^«l^i->'-. 3pm
" P.ife Sunday-school 9 a.m.
3^2' VicioV^'^''' P"^'^ ^^«^^«°««.
MOUNT MORIAH CHURCH
-Bigger^northeast coroer Geor^f
Services II a.m. and 3 pm r!!'
C. McCombs nastnr- w^ *
-63'port^^s'=^?^^?CHURCH
7 30pm pi*""** ? '■" »°d
7am S„^^*T*1'"'S Snnday
Howell ■*°' """"'^ residence 68
MO rax ZION CHURCH-155
^^sidence, Fort, southeast C e!
PLEASANT GROVE CHURCH
■East side Reed, south of Crnm:
l7JAT^'°'ii'- Services 3 p2
and 7:30 P.M. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday 7:30 p u <Sn„j _ \ .
A M R^t OL 1 ''""day-schoo 9
A.M. Rev. Charles 0. Jines nas-
^?.,^?f"^«°oe, USE. Cain
PROVIDENCE CHCRCH-3f
Greens Ferrv av. Servioe. 9?n . j
7:30 PM «!.,„j "ervices .J:30 and
P.. ^' °."'"'ay-8chooI 9 a.m
Prayer meeting Tuesday 7-30 pm •
Rev George W. Martin, pastor ' .
SPRINGFIELD CHURCH-
East side Port, north of Taflor
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7:30 pm
Pntjer meeting Wednesday 7:3^
&". Sunday-school 9 A.k. Rev
Epbraim Jackson, pastor- 7^1'
ZION HILL CHURCH-Hnm-
phries northeast cor Glenn fiS
"ces 3 P M. and 7:30 p.m Pri~r
meeting Wednesday 7-.S0 p m^IS
day^chool 9 a.m.' Rev Robert
m™ni """"'^ ""'''''""^' « Ki^
CHRISTUir.
side H?«^ °/ CHRIST-North
Lovd <r*'' ''*^*«'' PTor and
p7 P™'""^ 1 A.M. and 7:30
n Ti Snnday-school 9 am. A
Pulliam "' ^'^'= 'e'ideace, 80
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Colored.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH — Collins, northeast cor
HoQstoD. Services 3 p.m. and 7:30
P.M. Sunday-school 9 am. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Rev.
E. Kent, pastor, residence, 125,
HoQSton.
EPISCOPAL.
MISSION OF THE REDEEM-
ER — Walker, northwest corner
Fair. Services 7 pm. Sunday-
school 3:30 p.m. Evening prayer
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. C
WilliaoQS, rector.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH — 66
Walton. Services 11 a.m. Sunday-
school 9 45 AM Evening prayer
Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 p.m.
Rev. W. C. Williams, rector; resi-
dence, northside Hunter, between
Washington and Calhoun.
ST. PHILLIP'S CHURCH —
Washington, northeast corner Hun
ter. Services 10:30 a m. and 5 p M;
Litany 9 a.m. Wednesday. Even-
ing prayer Friday 5 p.m. Sunday-
school 3:30 p M. Rev. R, C Foute,
rector; residence, north side Hun-
ter, between Washington and Cal-
houn.
ISRAEL.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
CONGREGATION — Synagogue,
Forsyth, southeast corner Garnett.
Services Friday 7 p m ; Saturday 9
A.M. Samuel Weil, president; M.
Wellhouse, vice president; M.
"reitlebaum, secretary; M. Frank-
lin, treasurer; Rev. J. 8. Jacobson,
rabbi; residence, 27 W. Fair.
LUTHERAN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH — Junction Whitehall
and Forsyth. Services 10.30 a.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Preaching
in the German language. Rev. A.
F. F. Kerstan, pastor; residence,
108 Rawson.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
i (South.)
' Rev. Jesse Boring, presiding
elder Atlanta District.
EVANS CHAPEL— Chapel,
soQtheast corner Stonewall. Ser-
vices 11 AM. and 7 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:15 p.m.
Young men's prayer meeting Tues-
day 7:16 PM. Class meeting Fri-
day 7:30 P.M. Sunday school 9:30^
A.M. Rev. Hay den C. Christian,
pastor; residence, i
FIRST CHURCH — Peachtree.
junction of Pryor^ Services 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Class meet-
ing Sunday 9 a.m.' Sundayrschool
3 T.M. Rev. Clement A. Evans,
pastor; residence ws Peachtree, n
of BaKer
PAYNES CHAIPEL — Hunni-
cutt, northwest corner Luckie. Ser-
vices 11 A.M. and 7 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Class
meeting Sunday 3 p.m Sunday
school 9 A.M. IRev. F. G. Hughes,
pastor, residence, 282 Luckie.
PIERCE CHAPEL— South side
Rawson, between Smith and Hood.
Sunday-school 3 p.m. A. J, Walker,
superintendent Sunday-school. Rev.
T. R. Kendall, pastor; residence,
266 Whitehall.
SIXTH CHURCH— North side
Merritt's avenue, between Peach-
tree and Collins. Services 11 a.m.
and 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school
9:30 A.M. Rev. H. L. Crumley,
pastor; residence 29 Pine
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH — 247
E. Hunter. Services 11 a.m. and
7 P.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30 P.M. Class meeting Sunday
9:30 A.M. Young men's prayer
meeting Friday 7:30 p.m. Sunday-
school iJ:30 P.M. Rev. William C.
Dunlap, pastor ; residence, 355 E.
Fair.
TRINITY CHURCH — White-
hall, southwest corner Peters. Ser-
vices 11am. and 7:30 p Mjv^^Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 ^m^. Class
meeting Monday 7:30 p.m.* Sunday-
school 9:30 A.M. Eev. T. R. Ken-
dall, pastor ; residence, 266 White-
hall. , * V I
(North.)
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CHURCH-95 Marietta. Services
11 A.M. and 7 p m. Sunday-school
^:45 A.M. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening 7:30 p m. Rev.
R. J. Cook, pastor; residence, 39
Jones.
Colored.
BETHEL AFRICAN METHOD-
1ST CHURCH-North side Wheat,
east of N. Calhoun. Services 11
A.M., 3 p M., and 7:30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9.30 A.M. Prayer meeting
Thursday 7 pm. Rev. W J. Gaines,
pastor ; residence 147 Wheat,
LOYD STREET CHURCH—
Loyd, northwest corner Hunter
Services 11 am. and 7:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
C. 0. Fisher, pastor.
ST. PAUL'S AFRICAN
CHURCH— 46 Humphries. Servi-
ces 11 A M., 3 and 7:30 p.m Sunday-
«chool 9 A.M. Rev. J. T. Beltsaw
pastor. *
SHILOH CHURCH-Thurmond,
northeast corner Hayne. Services
10:30 A.M, 3 P.M. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday-School 9 a.m. Rev. M. D.
Brookens, pastor; residence, 60
W. & A. R. R
UNION CHURCH— South side
Markham, between Davis and Tatt-
nall. Services 11 am., 3 p m. and
7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day 7:30 p M. Class meeting Tues-
day 7:30 P.M. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Rev. Richard Bigham, pastor; res-
idence, Clark University.
WOOD'S CHAPEL— West side
Martin, between Richardson and
*ulton. Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Class meeting Thurs-
day 8 P.M. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Rev. Joseph Woods, pastor; resi-
dence, 206 E. Baker.
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side Washington, between Hunter
and Mitchell. Services 10:30 a m
and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting and
lecture Wednesday 7:30 p m. Sun-
day-school 9 am. :^ev. W. E. Boggs,
pastor; residence 57 Washinirton
FIRST CHURCH-95 Marietta.'
Services 11 am and 7:30 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p M. Sunday-school 9:30 a.m. Rev.
J. H. Martin, pastor; residence.
Cone, southwest corner Luckie
THIRD CHURCH— South side
Baker, between Luckie and Mari-
etta. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
P.M. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
N. Keff Smith, pastor; residence]
185 Luckie.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
FIRST C H U R C H-Forsyth,
northwest corner Garnett. Services
11 A.M. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school
^ o;.**- -Player meeting Wednesday
7:30 P.M. Rev. J. C Berrian, pas-
tor; residence. 15 Garnett.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CENTRAL CHURCH -West
Colored.
MARKHAM ST. CHURCH—
Maryiam, northeast corner Maple.
Services 10 30 a.m. and 7.30 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
P.M Sunday-school 2 p.m. Rev. G,
S. Thompson, pastor.
ZION CHURCH— 21 Vine. Ser-
vices 3 and 7:30 p.m. Sundaj-
school 2 p M. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 7:30 P.M.
ROHAN CATHOLIC.
CHURCH OF THE IMMACU-
LATE CONCEPTION — Loyd,
southeast corner Hunter. Services'
Daily mass 6:30 a m and on Sun-
day 7, 9 and 10:30 a.m. Vespers 5
P.M. Sunday school 8:45 a m. Rev.
T. F. Cleary, pastor; residence, 67
L. Hunter. Rev. J. Hennessy, as-
sistant
STS. PETER AND PAUL
CHURCH — Marietta, southeast
corner Alexander. Service : Daily
mass 6:30 a.m. and on Sundays 7
and 10:30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m. Sun-
day-school 9 A.M. Rev. Patrick H.
McMahon, pastor; residence 331
Marietta.
UNIVERSALIST.
FIRST CHURCH-Walton,
southeast cor Forsyth, (up-stairs.)
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p m. Sun-
day-school 9 A.M. Prayer and con-
ference meeting every Wednesday
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7:30 P.M.- Rev. W. C. Bowman,
pastor; residence, 152 Jackson.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
ATLANTA TURNVEREIN—
Meets first ^QQ^ay in every month
at 3^ Marietta. C. Weinmeister,
president; C. Braun, vice-presi-
dent.
GATE CITY GLEE CLUB—
Meets first and third Thursdays
each month in Catholic Library
rooms. John Connolly, president ;
W. Corrigan, vice president ; T. A.
Lynch, secretary ; Paul Gailmont,
musical director.
MANNING LITERARY CLUB
—Meets first Monday each month
in Catholic Library rooms, Rev. T.
F. Cleary. moderator; J. J.
Lynch, president; T. F. Corrigan,
vice-president; P. A- Lynch, sec-
retary ; W. G. Payne, treasurer.
CONSULS AND TICE
CONSULS.
L. DeGive, vice Consul for Bel-
gium, 37 Marietta.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM-
PANY—30 and 32 E. Wall. Wm.
H. Clayton, superintendent; Wm.
W Hulbert, agent ; John Lovette,
route agent.
INCORPORATED COMPA-
NIES.
ATLANTA CITY BREWING
CO — 3 Decatur. Incorporated
February, 1876; capital, $55,000
Henry G. Kuhrt, president; Aug.
Flesh, secretary, and C. Beerman,
ATLANTA COTTON COM-
PRESS AND WAREHOUSING
CO. — W. Peters, ne corner C. R.R.
—George W. Parrott, president;
J. D. Turner, superintendent.
ATLANTA COTTON FACTO-
RY CO— OflBce, 172 Marietta. Ru-
fus B, Bullock, receiver. At pres-
ent operating day and night, 10,328
spindles and 352 looms, which is to
be increased at an early day to 24,-
000 spindles and 650 looms.
ATLANTA COTTON SEED
OIL MILLS— Office, 15 E. Ala-
bama. Robert Thompson, presi-
dent; A. E. Thornton, secretary
and treasurer.
ATLANTA GASLIGHT COM-
PANY — Office, 21 Whitehall.
Works, Western & Atlantic Rail-
road, south of Thurmond. T. G.
Healey, president ; J. H. Mecaslin^
secretary and treasurer.
ATLANTA PUB. PRODUCE,
COTTON, STOCK AND REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE— 37 South
Broad. Capital $100,000. J. P.
Cumming, president and manager.
ATLANTA WAGON AND-
TIMBER CO Ga. R. R., corner
Butler. Incorporated 1882. A.
Bellanoy, president; W. B. Smith,
superintendent and manager; A.
D. Bellamy, secretary and treasurer.
ATLANTA WATER WORKS
COMPANY— (See Board Water
Commissioners, page 2.)
CASTLE ROCK COAL COM-
PANY OF GEORGIA— (Char-
tered 1862.) Office, 38 E. Wall;
fnines in Dade county. Julius L.
Brown, president, W. C. Morrill,
secretary and treasurer. Directors,
Joseph E. Brown, Joseph M. Brown,
Julius L. Brown, W. C. Morrill and
Jacob W. Seaver.
CHATTAHOOCHEE CANAL.
COMPANY— 9 Whitehall. Walter
R. Brown, attorney.
CLARKE SEED COTTON
CLEANER MANF'G COMPANY
—Office, 55 E. Alabama. ; S. M.
Inman, presdent; R. J. Lowry,
treasurer; C. D. Meador, secretary;.
G. H. Bradley, superintendent,
tendent. ^^
CONSTITUTION PUBLISH-
ING COMPANY— (Organized
June, 1868. Incorporated Febru-
ary, 1877.) Office, 34 S. Broad.
E. P. Howell, president ; N. P. T.
Finch, secretary; W.A.Hemphill,,
business manager.
DADE COAL COMPANY—
(Chartered 1873.) Office, room 6,
Brown Block. 38 E. Wall. Mines
in Dade county. Joseph E. Brown,,
president; Julius L, Brown, vic&
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president; Elijah A. Brown, secre-
tary and treasurer ; B E, Wells,
superintendent, office, Dade Mines
Cole City.
EXPOSITION COTTON MILLS
—Oglethorpe Park. H. T. Inman.
presideit. Capital $250,000.
FULTON COTTON SPIN-
NING COMPANY— Georgia Rail-
road, corner Factory. Jacob Elsas,
president; Isaac May, secretary
and treasurer; J. R. King, superin-
tendent.
GEORGIA IRON AND COAL
COMPANY — Julius L. Brown,
president; W. C. Morrill, secretary
and treasurer.
GEORGIA MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION — Office. 7^ S.
Broad. Incorporated under the
laws of Georgia April, 1881. G. J.
Foreacre, president ; W. P. Orme,
vice president ; R. M. Farrar, sec-
retary; J. F. Alexander, M.D.,
medical director ; Geo. S. Inge, i
general agent.
KENNESAW MILLS COMPA-
NY—Office 26 E. Alabama. R. H.
Richards, president ; M. G. Whit-
lock, secretary an4 treasurer.
MEN AND WOMEN'S MU-
TUAL RELIEF FUND ASSOCI-
ATION.— Incorporated under the
laws of Georgia October, 1881.
Office, Broad, corner Hunter. W.
T. Christopher, president; R. A.
Holliday, vice president and treas-
urer; G. D. Harwell, secretary.
Directors : Dr. W. P. Nicolson, Dr.
H. G. Hutchison, T. J. Brock, R.
A. Holliday, W. T.. Christopher.
PENDLETON GUANO COM-
PANY-Office, 15 E. Alabama.
Works, Georgia Railroad, near
Kirkwood. R. H. Richards, presi-
dent ; Wm. M. Pendleton, secreta-
ry and manager.
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION — (Incorporated
under laws of Alabama and Geor-
gia.) Office Peachtree corner
WaJ'- W. L. Baker, president;
J. G. Blount, vice president ; R. O.
Randall, secretary : H. M. Eustis,
assistant secretary ; W. D. Bizzell
M.D., medical director; Candler &
Thomson, attorneys.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC COMPA-
NY— 20 Decatur. I incorporated
1879— Capital $20,000. H.J. La-
mar, president; C. T. Swift, vice
'president ; H. J. Lamar, Jr., treas
urer ; J. W. Rankin, secretary an d
manager
THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL
AND MINING COMPANY—
Office, room 2, 32 E. Wall. (In-
eorporated .) Organized
March. 1881; Capital $100,000.
Otto Laist, president; Richard
Smith, vice president; W. R. Thrall,
secretary; Benj. E^g^eston, treas-
urer; J. R. Hodge, assistant secre-
tary.
THE MATRIMONIAL EN-
DOWMENT ASSOCI ATI ON-ln-
corporated under under the laws of
Georgia January, 1882 Dr. A. G.
Hobbs. president ; W. H. Nutting,
vice president ; T. H. Bell, secreta-
ry and treasurer ; H. C. Pee pies,
legal adviser; Geo. S. Inge, general
ag«nt.
THE RICHMOND AND DAN-
VILLE EXTENSION COMPA-
NY— (Incorporated under the laws
of the State of New Jersey, as a
Construction Company.) Principal
office 145 Broadway, N. Y At-
lanta office, 50 N. Broad. T. M.
Logan, president; J. W. Johnston,
vice president and general manager,
W. R. Trigg, treasurer; Thomas
Seddon, secretary; R. H. Temple,
chief engineer; H. C. A nsley, cash-
ier.
THE SOUTHERN WORLD
PUBLISHING C0MPANY-31i
S. Broad. (Incorporated October
1881.) Capital $25,000. D. C.
Balentine, president ; J. B. Cart-
mell, secretary and treasurer.
THE TALLAPOOSA COPPER
REDUCTION COMPANY— Office
room 2, 32 E. Wall. (Incorpora-
ted July 1881.) Capital. $250,000 ;
Otto Laist, president ; F. L. Hart,
secretary; J. R. Hodge, treasurer,
W. Tudor, manager.
THE WALKER IRON AND
COAL COMPANY— Room 4, 38
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ing Fawn, Ga. Joseph E. Brown,
president ; Julias L Brown, yice
' president; iL. S. Coljar, general
manager and treasurer, Rising
Fawn.
LIBRARIES.
CATHOLIC LIBRARY AS30-
OIATION — Loyd. southeast corner
Hunter. Matt. Ryan, president ;
J. W. Hogan, vice president ; Hugh
Dunn, secretary ; J. J. Doonan,
treasurer ; J. W. McGee, librarian.
Directors: A.Jordan, W. G. Payne,
M. Bowden. H. T. Connolly, J. J.
Duffy, L. A. Tanason. M E Maher.
YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY AS-
SOCIATION-391 Decatur. Or-
ganized August 19th. 1867. Mem-
bership 850 ; volumes 10.000. Hoke
Smith, president ; S. M. Inman,
vice president ; A. C King, secre-
tary; C. T. Watson, treasurer; A.
C. Billups, librarian ; A. M Greene,
Assistant librarian. Committees:
Library— M P. T. Finch, chair-
man, E. Haiman, H. K McCay.
Finance J. T. Brock, chairman,
Joseph Thompson, Jr., R. W. Tid-
well. Lecture— Patrick Calhoun,
chairman, H. W. Grady, Thomas
E. Walker. Entertainment — How-
ell C. Glenn, chairmain, 0 A. San-
ders, P. H. Snook.
COLORED.
ABYSSINIAN LIBKARY— De-
catur street (temporarily ) 2.000
volumes of books and 1,000 maga-
zines. J. A. Wood, pretident; J.
M.Pinckney, vice president; D.How-
ard, secretary ; H. Sutton, treasur-
er. Gov. A. H. Colquitt, Dr. J. P.
Logan, Sidney Root, ex officio su-
pervisory committee.
LITERARY AND DRA-
MATIC ASSOCIATIONS.
CONCORDIA ASSOCIATION
—Organized 1866. Meets first Sun-
<lay of each month at Concordia
Hall. 40 Marietta. Object: Liter-
ary improvement and social enjoy-
ment. Jacob Haas, president; Jos.
Fleiflchel, . vice president; Alfred
Eichberg, secretary; David Mayer
treasurer; Joseph Auerbach, stage
manager; H. Werner, chairman
finance committee; George De-
wald and H. Henlein, executive
committee. Hall open every night.
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF
GEORGIA— W. F. Holt. M.D.,
Macon, president; A. Sibley
Campbell. M.D., secretary, Augus-
ta; K. P. Moore, treasurer, For-
syth. Meets annually. Next meet-
ing to be held iu Atlanta, 19th
April, 1882.
(colleges )
ATLANTA MEDICAL COL-
LEGE— Jenkins, northwest corner
Butler. Joseph Thompson, presi-
dent; J. S. Pemberton, secretary;
H. V. M. Miller, dean; Dr. James
A. Grav, proctor
COLLEGE OF AMERICAN
MEDICINE ANU SURGERY—
Broad, northwest corner Walton.
S. F. Salter, M.D., dean. Faculty
—A. G Thomas, A.M., M D.; S. F.
Salter, M.D.; W. J. Tucker. M.D ;
Wm. A. ^Thomas, M.D; J. F.
Coxe, A.M., M.D.; John Kost,
M.D., L.LD.; Methvin T. Salter.
M.D.
GEORGIA ECLECTIC MEDI-
CAL COLLE^JE -48 Butler. S. T.
Riggers, president; W. F. Park,
secretary; James Adolphus, dean.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COL-
LEGE— Porter al, between Line
and Wheat Thomas S. Powell,
M.D., president; Wm. Perrin Nic-
oison, M.D , secretary and dean.
MILITARY.
Volunteers.
ATLANTA BA T T A L 1 0 N—
Organized 1880 Composed of com-
panies "A" and "B" of the Atlanta
Grays. Total streneth rank and
file 95 men, carrying the improve'd
breech loading needle gun. W. I.
Heyward, lieutenant-colonel com-
manding; J. E. Mann, adjutant;
M. C. Martin, surgeon ; J. L. Cren-
shaw, paymaster; J. T. Cooper,
quartermaster.
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ATLANTA GRAYS COMPA NY
"'A"— Organized 1860, as Govern-
or's Guards, reorganized 1880.
Armory, Whitehall, noitheast cor-
ner Peters. Total strength rank
snd file 45 men. Uniform: Gray,
trimmed in black and gold, black
epauletts, black cap and black
plume. Joseph Smith, captain;
, first lieatenant; W. M. Mickel-
berry, second lieutenant; L. S.
Morris, junior second lieutenant;
H. M. Clarke, first sergeant and
secretary.
COMPANY "B" — Organized
1880. Armory, Whitehall, north-
east corner Peters. Total strength
rank and file 40 men. Uniform :
«ame as company "A" with excep-
1 tion of gray cap and white epauletts.
\ J. M. Hunnicutt, captain ; ,
\ first lieutenant; J. J. Bookout,
\8econd lieutenant; R. Kelly, first
sergeant ; W. Dean, secretary.
GATE CITY GUARD— Armory
and club rooms 74 Peachtree. Or
ganized 1855. Uniform : blue,
trimmed with cream. Total streneth
rank and file 70 men, armed with
improved breech-loading rifles. Reg-
ular meeting for business first
Tuesday in each month ; meeting
for drill, every Tuesday. J. S.
Holliday, Jr., secretarv. OflS^ers:
J. F. Burke, captain; W. C S^ferks,
first lieutenant; J. H. Lumpkin,
junior second lieutenant.
NEWSPAPERS, ETC,
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION
— Daily and weekly. Democraiic.
Daily llO per year; weekly, $1 50
per year. Constitution Publishing
€o., proprietors. 34 South Broad.
ATLANTA MEDICAL REG-
ISTER-Monthly. H. H. Dickson,
proprietor; Dra. J, T. Johnson and
J. B. Baird, editors; 32 S. Broad.
Terms, $2.50 per year.
ATLANTA POST-APPEAL—
Forsyth, southeast corner Walton.
Daily [Liberal]. $6.00 por ai-
num. M. E Thornton, proprietor ;
H. H. de Witte, editor.
ATLANTA REPUBLICAN —
^^ S. Broad. Weekly. W. L.
Clark, editor and proprietor.
ATLANTA SUNDAY PHO-
NOGRAPH—S. Broad, southwest
corner Hunter. Published weekly.
Terms, $2 per annum. W. T. Chris-
topher & Bro , proprietors.
BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE
SOUTH— 24 South Broad. Semi-
monthly. Literary. W. F. & N. T,
Seals, editors and proprietors.
Terms, %\ per annum.
CHRISTIAN INDEX— 27 and
29 South Broad. Weekly. Baptist.
$2 60 per year.
CRITIC— 32 South Broad. G. H.
Eddleman, proprietor. Indepen-
dent.
GEORGIA POST-APPEAL—
Forsyth, southeast corner Walton.
Weekly. $1 per annum. M. E.
Thornton, proprietor.
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN
MEDICINE AND SURGERY—
M. T. Salter k Co., publishers.
Broad, corner Walton. ,
METHODIST ADVOCATE—
110 Whitehall. Weekly. Bev. E.
Q Fuller, editojj^^ Walden & Stowe,
proprietors, jt^
MONDAY MORNING NEWS
—Weekly. 32 South Broad.
SATURDAY EVENING RE-
PORTER — Weekly. 32 South
Broad.
SOUTHERN ADVANCE— 27
East Hunter. J. E. Bryant, editor.
SOUTHERN MifiDICAL RE
CORD — Corner Pryor and Hunter.
T. S. Powell, MD., W. T. Gold- '
smith, M.D., editors; R. C. Word,
M.D., managing editor.
SUNDAY GAZETTE— ,301 S.
Broad. Weekly, literary Terms,
$2 per annum. Williams k Palmer,
proprietors.
SUNNY SOUTH— 24 South
Broad. Illustrated literary. J H.
k W. B. Seals, editors and proprie-
tors ; Mcs. M. E. Bryan, associate
editor. Terms, $2 50 per year.
THEDEFIANC E— Weekly.
41 J North Broad. $2 per year. J,
H. Brown, editor and proprietor.
A, W. Burnett, manager.
THE DRUMMER— Weekly. W.
H Reid, manager. 68 E Alabama.
THE MONDAY MORNING
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MAIL— 35 South Broad. Weekly.
il per annum. E. Y. Clarke, pub-
lisher,
THE SOUTHERN DENTAL
JOURNAL— 44 Whitehall. Month-
ly. $2 per annum. B. H. Catchr
ing, editor ; R. A. Holliday, pub-
lisher.
THR SOUTHERN TEMPLAR
—34 W. Mitchell. Monthly. Official
organ of K. of T. of Georgia.
Terms 50 cents per annum. J. 0.
Perkins, editor and proprietor.
THE SOUTHERN WORLD—
3U S. Broad. Bi-monthly. |1 per
annum. A journal of industry for
the farm, home and workshop. The
Southern AVorld Publishing Co.,
publishers
WEEKLY MAIL-35 S. Broad.
Terms, $1 per annum. E. Y.
Clarke, publisher.
PARKS AND PLACES OF
AMUSEMENT.
Degive's opera house-
L. DeGive. proprietor; north side
Marietta, between Broad and For-
syth.
POST OFFICE.
The Post Office is located in the
new U. S_ Court House and Post
Office Building, Marietta, northwest
corner Forsyth. Main entrance
Marietta. Benjamin Conley, post-
master ; J. S. Nail, assistant post-
master, cashier and superintendent
money order department; C. D
Taller, money order clerk; Wallace
Rhodes, mailing clerk; C. A. Raus-
chenberg and L. Wimpy, assistant
maihnz clerks ; Frank Milh.general
distributing clerk; W. F. Mills and
T. E. Mills, assistaats; Amos
Kucker, porterand cancelling clerk.
Free Delivery.
G. C. Bancroft, carrier first dis-
trict; N. J. Wooding, second dis-
tnct ; C. C. Wimbish, third district ;
C. V Tutwiler, fourth district; J.
C. Shelton, fifth district; C. H
Hannaford, sixth district; John B.*
Jackson, seventh district ; Thorn-
ton Greenwood, eighth district; G. ,
H. S.
W. White, ninth district;
Stanley, tenth district.
The Post Office Department pro-
mises to deliver by carriers, only
such matter as is directed to the
street and number, and the only
sure way to avoid having letters
advertised is to follow the instruc-
tions of the postal department, by
addressing letters as stated.
Carriers make daily, two deliver-
ies and four collections, leaving the
office as soon after the distribution
of the various mails as possible.
No <ielivery is made on Sunday,
bat carriers' windows are open from
9 to 11 on Sunday morning.
General Delivery.
B. A. Stout, clerk. Window open
daily from 7:30 a.m to 6 p m.; Sun-
day, from 8 to 10 am. All letters
remaining uncalled for ij the office
are advertised on Sunday of each
week, and if not claimed in one
month, are forwarded to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington. When
calling for such a letter, say "Ad-
vertised," and give full name and
date of advertisement
Honey Order bepartment.
J. S Nail, superintendent, and
C. D. Tuller, clerk. Office open at
9 A.M and closes at 4 p.m. Abso-
lute satety in sending money by
mail is secured by obtaining a mon-
ey order on another money order
office. No fractions of cents to be "
introduced in an order. United
States Treasury notes or National
Bank notes, only, received or paid.
No single order issued for more
than $50. Parties desiring to remit
large sums must obtain additional
orders. No applicant, however,
can obtain in one day more than
three orders payable at the same
office and to same payee. Money
orders can also be obtained at this
office upon post-offices in all parts
of Canada, German States, Great
Britain, Ireland, Switzerland, Italy,
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Neth-
erlands, Hungary, Austria, France,
Jamaica, New Zealand, New South
Wales and Victoria.
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RATES OF COMMISSION CHARGED
FOR MONET ORDERS.
By act of Congress, approved
March 3, 1875, the fees or commis'
-^ons charged for the issue of Do-
mestic Money Orders are as follows,
namely : ^
On orders not over $15 $0 10
Over $15 and not over....$30 15
Over $30 and not over....$40 20
Over $40 and not (yver $50 25
BRITISH AND SWISS RATES.
On orders not over $10 $0 25
Over $10 and not over.. .$20 50
Over $20 and not over.. .$30 75
Over $30 and not over... $40 1 00
Over $iO and not over... $50 1 25
CANADIAN RATES.
On orders not over $10 $0 20
Over $10 and not over. ..$20 40
Over $20 and not over... $30 60
Over $30 and not over... $40 80
Over $40 and not over... $50 1 00
GERMAN RATES.
On orders not over ^$ 5 $0 15
Over $5 and not over $10 25
Over $10 and not over.. .$20 50
Over $20 and not over... $30 75
Over $30 and not over.. .$40 1 00
Over $40 and not over. ..$50 1 25
REGISTERED LETTER DEPART-
MENT.
Louis Seldner, register clerk ; E.
C. Smith, assistant Office opens
at 9 A, M. and closes at 4 p. m. Val-
uable letters or packages should
be registered, the fee for the same
to all parts of the world, being ten
cents, in addition to the regular
rates of letter postage, to be paid in
stamps, 1 e., stamps sufficient must
be attached to letters before present-
ing for registration. Thenameand
post-office address of sender must
be endorsed on face of envelope.
After a registered letter has been
transmitted it cannot be recalled by
the sender. No letter can be regis-
tered on Sunday. The Post-office
Department, or its revenue, is not
by law liable for the loss of any reg-
istered mail matter. Registered
letters will not be delivered to any
person but the one to whom they
are addressed, or to a person whom
the postmaster knows to be author-
ized to receive them. For informa-
tion relative to foreign registration,
see U. S. Official Postal Guide.
STAMP DEPARTMENT.
Miss L. B. Tuller, stamp clerk^
Window open daily from 7:30 a. m'
to 6 p. M. Sundays from 9 to 11 a. m'
POSTAGE.
As taken from the "United States
Official Postal Guide:"
First-Class Matter. — Matter
which is in writing, or other matter
containing a written inscription in
the nature of personal correspond-
ence, and matter which is sealed
against inspection, are alone by
their nature and the intent of the
law first-class matter, and subject
to the postage rate of three cents
for each* half ounce or fraction
thereof. ;
Second-Class Matter.— This
only applies to publishers, two cents
per pound.
Third-Class Matter. — Mail
matter of the third class embraces
books (printed and blank), tran-
sient newspapers and periodicals,
circulars, and other matter wholly
in print, proof-sheets and corrected
proof-sheets and manuscript copy
accompanying the same, prices
current with prices filled out in
writing, printed commercial papers
filled out in writing (provided such
writing is not in the nature of per-
sonal correspondence, and the pa-
pers are not the expression of a
monetary value), such as papers of
legal procedure, unexecuted deeds
of all kinds, waybills, invoices, un-
executed insurance policies and
the various documents of insurance
companies, hand-bills, posters, chro-
mos, lithograps, engravings, en-
velopes with printing taereon, helio-
types, lithograps, photographic
and stereoscopic views with the
title written thereon, printed blanks,
printed cards; and postage shall
be paid thereon at the rate of one
cent for each two ounces or fraction-
al part thereof.
Fourth-Cla-ss Matteb.^ — Maila-
ble matter of the fourth class em*
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braces blank cards, card-board and
other flexible material, flexible
patterns, letter envelopes and letter
paper without printing thereon,
merchandise, models, ornamented
paper, sample cards, samples of
ores, metals, minerals, seeds, cut-
tings, bulbs, roots, scions, drawings,
plans designs, original paintings
m oil or water colors, and other
matter not included in the first
second, or third, classes, and which
18 not in Its form or nature liable
to destroy, deface, or otherwise
damage the contents of the mail
bag, or harm the person of any one
engaged i n the postal service. Pos-
age rate thereon, one cent for each
ounce, or fractional part thereof.
To use, or attempt to use in pay-
ment of postage, a postage stamp
or stamped envelope, or stamp cat
from any such envelope which has
been before used in payment of
postage, is punishable with a fine
of fifty dollars. '
, Postal cards may be sent either
•° ^i?°*'J!®°*^^^ ^^ ^°^» or partially
in aU. They are regarded by post-
masters the same as seal^ letters.
In using postal cards, be^careful
not to write, or have anything
printed, on the side to be used for
the address, except the address
n^^WJ'l ^^IL SERVICE-
w vf Si- ^°"^ House and P. O.
W. B. Thompson, general superin-
tendent, Washington, D. C. ; L. M.
lerrellj^ division superintendent;
W. J. Glascock, chief clerk, Joseph
Frank and WC. Hammond, clerks,
K. 1^. tromehn, stenographer; G.
I . l-ewis, local mail agent; W. H
Hinton, messenger. *
^T^^l^^^Y POST-OFFICE
CLERKS-J^F. Blodgett, S. N
gykeman. L. P Hills, W, W. Peake,
B. M. Lanneau. H. M. Robinson,
O U. Johnson, J. G. ,Buckhardt.
Alexander Mattison, fi. P. King
Q S-if "i'"®^^' ^' ^- ^' Brown, E
?-§'n''J-^-5^°^' J- W. Scott,
J. H. Goff. W. D. Wood, J. W. Gill
leepie^ J T Miller, David Thomp-
son, T. A. Lester, AV. W. Wood, J
S. Harper, S. H. W. Smith, dar*
ence Stephens, E. G. Thomas. T.
B Ramsey, J. W. Woodruff, B. W.
Martin^ F. J. Allen, W. S- Mabson.
T. B. Ferris, J. G. Hester, R. A.
Myers, T. Hambrook. W. H. Yan-
del, G. P. Jennings, D. A. Shumate,
M. Martin, J, D. Alexander, Watson
h uller.
K ?^^F^^PTS-J. B. Camp.
rh \^; Eg2^e«ton. M. J. Conley,
J. G. Mi.ler, J. L. Burt, F. Curra
gan.
ATLANTA DIVISION (P. 0
Inspectors)— Comprising the States
of North Carolina, South Caroliaa,
Georgia Alabama and Florida.
Office, U. S. C. H. and P. 0. It is
the basmess of this division to in-
vestigate complaints against post-
masters and post offices together
with the miscellaneous business of
the post office department. (David
B. Parker, chief inspector, Wash-
ington. D. C.) ; Joha Frey, P. O
Inspector in charge of division ; A.
Bradford, clerk; Henry Booth,
Bradbury Williams, Charles Newell
P°? ^V^^Tirt^^i®^' ^ ^- Inspectors;
Colquitt Whitaker messenger.
EAILROADS.
All trains enter and depart from
A ri^r°?rTP®P°^' I'PJor, cor Wall.
ATLANTA AND WEST POINT
RAILROAD-Office, 32 Loyd. L.
1*. Grant, president; W. P. Qrme.
secretary; Cecil Gabbett, general
manager; A. J. Orme, general
ireignt and passenger agent
DISTANCE FBOM ATLANTA TO
l^f^T^ 6 miles
xved Uak \2
Fajrburn .'... .i,.*V!r/.*.*.*.*.19
Palmetto 25
Powell's 33
Newnan, crossing S. G. &
N. Ala. R. R 39
Puckett's 46
Grantville *.*.V.*52
Hogansville gft
Whitfield's .'."65
LaGrange.... 71
J--ong Cane 80
West Point 87
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Raoul, vice-president ; W. Rogers,
gen'l superintendent; R. Schmidt,
agent, (Atlanta Division) ; D. W.
Appier, Western agent
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
East Point 6 miles
Forest 13 "
Morrow 16 "
Jonesboro 21
Lovejoy , 27
Hampton 32
Sunny Side 36
Griffin, junc. S. G. & N
A. R. R 43
Orchard Hill 49
Milner 61
Barnesville junc. U. Co.
1. R. R 60
Goggins. 66
Collier's 71
Forsyth 76
Smarr's ^. 81
Bolingbroke 88
Summerfield i 96
Macon ...103
Griswold.. 112
Gordon, junc. M. & E.
R. R 123
Mclntyre. 131
Toombsboro 138
Oconee Bridge 145
Oconee I47
Robison... 163
Tennille, junc. S. & T.
R. R 158
Sun Hill 163
Davisboro 171
Bartow 181
Wadley .*186
Bostick 193
Sebastopol 194
Midville .' 197
Herndon 203
Cushingville 210
Millen,junc.A.&G.R.R. 214
Scarboro ^ 222
Rocky For^..../:'. 228
Ogeechee 231
Cameron 236
HalcyondaBfe .243
v/iiver 247
Egypt 253
Brewer 268
Gnyton 263
Marlow 267
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Pooler ^.....280 "
Savannah 293 "
GEORGIA RAILROAD— Office
32 Loyd. J. W. Green, general
manager; E. A. Werner, agent
DISTANCE FBOM ATLANTA TO
Decatur 6 miles
Clarkston H
Stone Mountain. 16
Lithonia ^ 26
Conyers 31
Covington ....^ 41
Alcovy 46
Social Circle 62
Rutledge. 60
Madison 68
Buckhead 76
Oconee 81
Greensboro 88
Union Point(Athensjune) 96
Crawfordville ^107
Barnettf Washington junc 114
Norwood 121
Camak (junc M. & A.
R. R 124
Mesena.... ..128
Thompson 134
Dearing ..}, 142
Saw Dust ,146
Harlem 146
Berzelia ......152
Forrest 156
Belair .„ 162
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ATHENS BRANCH.
DISTANCE FBOM 17NION POINT TO
Woodville 5 miles
Maxey's .-. 13 •♦
Antioch 16
Lexington 22
Winters 32
Athens , 40
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
DISTANCE FBOM BABKETT TO
Raytown 4 miles
Ficklin 10 "
Washington 18 "
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD (AIRLINE)— Office,
56 E. Wall. A. S. Buford, presi-
dent, (Richmond, Va.) ;
DISTANCES FBOM ATLANTA TO
Edwardsville^. Ga. 7 miles
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Goodwjns _Ga 11
Uoraville •• X6
^ Roswell June R. R.' R." " 25
Norcross " 20
Dalatfa •• 26
Suwanee ^ " gj
.LRwrenceville, junc
L & B. R. R " 40
U;iford " 37
Flowery Branch " 44
Odells «« 47
Gaineaville " 53
New Holland ** " 55
White Sulphnr Springs " 59
Lola, junc N. E. R. R. " 65
Belton " gg
Longview *« 74
Mount Airy ." " 80
Ayersville " §6
Toccoa, junc E. A. L.
R. R a
Tugalo "
Greenville S. C. .^^
Spartanburg " 1^2
SH^Iotte n;"c. 268
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Kesaca •« 35
Tilton «• 91
Dalton.junc. E. T. v!
& Ga. R R. and S.
R. &D. R.R " 100
Tunnel Hill " 109
Catoosa " n^
Ringgold .V " iig
Grajsville " 122
thickamanga Tenn 128
Boyce '« 232
Chattanooga ...^ " 140
Atlanta (Street) RaUroad.
A ^^^T U^'°®- ^- Meters, presi-
oent; J. W. Culpepper, treasurer:
^. ^. reters^ superintendent Di-
,i£c\9r8 -^E. C. Peters. S. M. Inman
^•pM. Middlebrook. R. Peters, and
K. VVylie.
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J^rom Peachtree, on Decatur, east
to Oakland Cemetery
Mcdonough steet line
WR-QTc^pxr A xTf: ' Tm';''^ I 7'i^^°^ Whitehall east on Alaba
attIFa??^;^F ATLANTIC to Washington, south on Wash
RAILROAD-Office railroad junc-
tion opposite Forsyth. Hjn.Jo8.
Ji. Brown, president ; R. A. Ander-
son, general manager ; W. C. Mor-
nll treasurer; B. W. Wrenn, gen-
eral pMSenger agent; J. M. Brown,
general freight agent f
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
^/ton Ga. Smiles
(iilraore " jq u
Vinings »• jj
Smyrna " jg
Marietta junc M. & n'
G. R. R ;. «« 26
Big Shanty " 29
Acworth .* " 3c
AUatoona .'. «• 4^
Bartow .s. ^ »« 40
Stegall's ;*.'.~ " 44
Etowah " A'T
Carteraville, junction
Cherokee R. R " 49
^ger'8 ^ " 52
Casa " 50
Kingston, junc. Rome
R. R •« fift
Hau's .;;;;; « ^
Adairsville '^l « 7Q
McDaoitlB ]* «« 7g
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ton to Jones, east on~ JonesTo"^?^
LJonough, thence south on McDon-
ough to Fulton.
MARIETTA STREET LINE-
l^rom Peachtree, on Marietta, north-
west to Atlanta Rolling Mill and
Oglethorpe Park.
PEACHTREE STREET LINE
— i^rom railroad, on Peachtree.
northwest to Ponce DeLeon SprinM
WEST END LINE-C^en?:;;
cars)— From railroad, on Whitehall,
south to Mitohell, west on Mitehell
to l^orsyth, south on Forsyth to Pe-
ters thence southwest on Peters to
West End.
WHITEHALL STREET LINE
—(Blue cars)— From railroad on
Whitehall, southwest to McDaniel.
Gate City Street Railroad
Co.
l«^}^u p^*^ OrganizedMay,
1881 M B. Weed, president ; John
Stephens secretary and treasurer;
pniY'SlJ"'*''^' superintendent
au u liii — Commencing Pryor
corner Wall, thence out Pryor ti
Wheat, out Wheat to Jackson, on
Jackson to Nolan, from.thence to
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RELIEF AND BENEYO-
LENT ORGANIZATIONS.
ATLANTA BENEVOLENT
ASS0CIATI0N~81 East Ala
bama. Established as a home for
the aged and infirm; sustained" by
private contributions ; 3 H Tuck-
er, president ; John Milledze vice-
president; Mrs. R. C. Haile, matron
CATHOLIC TOTAL 'aBSTI-
t^rP^v^^^J^ BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY-Meets second Sunday
in each month, in Catholic Library
rooms WiUiarn Dowling, presl-
aent; A 1 Young, vice-president;
o. J. LaiJaghan, secretary.
^c^njlfi^^h^ BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY-Meets first Wednesday
in each month, at 7:30 p. m. in Good
Templars' Hall, John H. Flynn,
president ;T. Burke, vice-president
Ihomas Nunan, secretary; 0. C.
Carroll, assistant secretary; J. H
liillsworth, treasurer.
LADIES' HEBREW BENTEVO-
LENT SOCIE r Y-Meets in Syna-
mue, Forsyth, southwest corner
Oarnett, upon call. Mrs, J. T
liiichberg, president; Mrs. G. Re-
genstein, secretary; Mrs. J. L. Co-
hen, treasurer.
WOMAN'S MISSION TO WQ-
MAN SOCIETY OF SECOND
BAPriST CHURCH-Meets first
Monday of each month. Mrs M L
Jiaird, president; Mrs. J. E. Or-
mand, secretary; Mrs. L. Thomas
treasurer.
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.
GEORGIA ACADEMY OF
SCIENCE-2i Mitchell (wj^
rated 1878.) Meets first knd third
Ihursday of each month. B. W
l^robel, president; Benjamin Con-
i?y'l8t ^ice-president; H. H
lucker, 2d vice-president; C. W.
femith, recording secretary; M. J.
Thl^' coiresponding secretary;
mr^fT Si?*»2°^?°^' t^Murer
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
SUPREME COUNCIL. 33°, A
AfRT^mr-r?AF' SOUTHERN
JURISDICTION — Albert Pike
Most Puis.;. Sov.-Gr.-. Com. -.H.-:
p :' ^,*8^»°gton, D. C; James C
Batchelor, Puis.*. Sov.'. Lf. Gr •
Com.-. Le.-., New Orleans, u'
W. Letcher Mitchell. Gr.-. Pri^;*-:
H ., Athens Ga ; Henry Buist,
ton. S. C^ Theodore Suttan Par
iatm Mackey, ^ec.\ Gen.'. H.'. E •
Washington. D. C; Frederick Web *
ber, Treas.-. Gen.', H.-. E • Wash
ington D. C; Luke Henry' Berber."
Gr. . Almoner.-.. Little Rock, Ark. .
GENERAL GRAND ENCA M P
MENT OF K. T. OE THE U S I'
r^^.u^'i''^''^ /* ^^'^ Francis c o
Oal. third Tuesday m August, 188 3
oir iienjamm Dean, M E G C
Boston Mass^ Theodore S. Parvi n
ij. K., Iowa City, Iowa.
GENEEALGRANDCHAPTER
Ob R. A. M. OF THE U S —
JNext convocation at Denver. Col
rT^r^"^'^^^^^^ August. 1883:
R. F. Bower, G. G. H. P.. Keokuk.
Iowa; C. a Fox. G. S.. Buffalo;
GRA.ND COUNCIL R AND S
M. OF GEORGIA-The next an-
nua assembly to be held in Atlanta,
the last Wednesday in April, 1882
Charles R. Armstrong, M. I. G M
Macon ; William J. fiuJd, I. D*
G.M., Augusta; Joseph E. Wells.''
n 4" A?u^°' AnurewM. Wolihin
yy. K.. Albany.
GIA^^?l^£^u^^^^» OF GEOR.
will ri 1/?^^.*'}°^*^ convocation
mil be held in Atlanta on the last
Wednesday in April, 1882. C. E.
M w® r-u^- 1- I' fia^^esville ; A.
M. Wohhm, G. S., Albany.
^/jRAND LODGE OF GEOR-
iilA— Next biennial communica-
tion will be held in Macon, last
Tuesday in October, 1882. James
f' ^?.^^S^' GM.^ Hamilton; J. .
Euimett Blackshear. G. S.. Macon,
K
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GRAND COMMANDERY-W.
S. Rockwell, G. C, Savannah ; W.
B.Yonng, D. G. C, Augusta; R.
B. Hale, G. G., Macon, T. Ballan-
tyne, G. C G, Savannah; Joseph
E. Wells, G. T. Macon ; C. R. Arm-
Btrcg, G. R. Macon.
MASTER MASONS.
Masonic Hall, Marietta, south-
east corner Broad.
ATLANTA LODGE, No. 59-
Meets second and fourth Tuesday
in each month. George Thompson,
W. M.; J. D. Cleaton, secretary.
GEORGIA LODGE, No. 96-
Meets first and third Tuesday in
• each month. C. L. Wilson, W. M.;
A. G Candler, secretary,
FULTON LODGE, No. 216—
Meets first and third Tuesday of
each month. J. A. Gray, W. M.;
Otto Spahr, secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
MOUNT ZION CHAPEL, No.
16— Meets second and fourth Mon-
day in each month. G. H. Holli-
' *^*?AfA?V'\P''** SP*^'"' secretary.
JASON BURR COUNCIL, No.
13— Meets third Monday evening
in March, June, September and
December each year. B. F. Moore,
I. 1. M ; John Mead, Rec.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
T.P^^?T ^^LEON COMMAN-
I^bRY, No. 4— Meets at Comman-
dery Rooms first Monday in each
month. A G. Howard. E. C; B.
r. Moore, Rec.
SCOTTISH RITE.
•A, and A. Scottish Rite, 111
Thomas W.CJiandler, 33° deputy
'a rf, ^^P/^'*y®P°^y ^or Atlanta.
ATi^ANTA COUNCIL
piGHTS^OF KADOSH 30°--
V.-. Sir Thomas W. Chandler 33°
commander; E.'. Sir Calvin Fay,
^ . nrst lieutenant commander-
^'' ^'r George T. Anderson, 32°'
second lieutenant commander '
WHITE EAGLE CHAPTER
No. 1, ROSE CROIX 18°-I11 Cal-
viu Fay. 32°. M.-.W/. Master; 111.
Thomas W. Chandler, 33°, Sei
HERMES LODGE OF PER.
FECTION, No. 3. G.'. E.*. P '
AND S.-. MASONS U°-I1I. Thos^
W. Chandler, 33°, T.'. P.-. G *.
Master; S. L. Solomonson, 14%
secretary, t
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Odd Fellows Hall, Whitehall,
southeast corner Alabama
GRAND LODGE OF* GEOR-
GIA—J. W. Richardson, M. W. G
M., Lumpkin; J. C. Sbecut, R. W.
y* S ^•' ;f"K°8ta ; John G. Deitz,
?• \r ^>.^®^" Macon; J S. Tison,.
R; W, G. T., Savannah: D. Bf
WoodruflF, Macon, J. B. Goodwin,
^^^f °ta R. W. G. Reps, to Sov.
Q. L. of U. S.
LODGES.
CENTRAL LODGE. No. 28-
Meets evf ry Tuesday. Wm. Ken-
yon, N. G.
BARNES LODGE, No. 55-
Meets every Friday. H. G. Hutch-
*^%5;^'' H- H. Jackson, sec.
CAPITAL LODGE, No. 60-
Meets every Thursday. J. E. Cham-
bers, N. G; L. C. Butler, Sec.
SCHILLER LODGE. No 71—
Meets every Monday. A. Domini,
N. G.; P. Maltry, Sec.
ENCAMPMENTS.
EMPIRE ENCAMPMENT, No. •
12— Meets second and fourth Wed-
nesday in each month. H. G. •.
Hutchison, C. P.; A, L. :^ntz, Sec.
RELIEF.
GENERAL RELIEF COMIT-
TEE - W. C. Kenyon, h"" G.
Hutchison, J. C. Chambers. A.
DomiDi,
I. 0. F. S. of I.
ATLANTA LODGE. No. 85-
Oyer 69 East Alabama, first and
third Sundays of each month, at
10 AM. S. Saloshin, president; J.
Mirshberg, vice-president; M. Teitle-
baum secretary; G. Saloshin. Jr
treasurer : A. E. Shulhafer, monil
tor. f , w*«
I. 0. B. B.
GATE CITY LODGE, No. 144'
—Meets in Odd Fellows' Hall,
Wliitehall, southeast corner Ala-
bama, second and fourth Sunday-
i r
■ s
I r''Diir''- ? R'^h president;
■ A. Uittler, vice president ■ M
I *"**"«'• J- Dreyfus, monitor
I . 0. K S B
KENxVESAW LODGE No 120
, —Meets over 69 Easf Ailk
I Drsi and third Suaday, at 3 p.m s
I . gf°iamin, president ; 0. Rosen-
feid, vice president; M. Teitle
trrurer"^^^'- ^- ^^^^
\ I. 0. G. T.
GIA-H^^p ^pP^?^ .^^ GEOR
^lA— a G^ Eventt. G. W. C T
Savannah ; J. J. Keith, G. W c"
Louisv.le; J G. Thrower. GW'
Sec AHaoja; Mrs. Julia Ben;
^- 25- J. I., Louisville. Next ses
«^«° convenes in Acworth Ga
GEORGU LODGE, No ^2-
Meets in Gooa Templars' Hall
Whitehall cor Honter.^very Mo'":,
oay J. G. Thrower. W, C T • R '
P.^ ^mmerman, permanent seW
EUREKA LODGE. No 463-
W tfirr,rr^^y evening at 91
W. Mitchell. J. D. Hall, W. C. T
^. il. Rogers, recording secretary!
Cold Water Templars
WENONA LODGE No 1
Ihrower, supt. • "■ u.
rp^??** 0* Temperance.
GRAND COUNCIL OP GEOR
T„«7-^?'H '- ^'l*"". Ga fi.s,
vrci-d^/i\*
corder. ' ^' ^ ^^^r. re
GRAND LODGE-C r t ^
Atlanta City Direcpory.
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corner Hunger. '^^^^T^^^^^^^
^ M. n. K Zimmerman. Sir K C
IMP. O.R.H
GREAT COUNCIL OP GEOR,
Jj'A-Meets second Monday jn
May m Atlanta. Jacob Emmel
freat sachem, Atlanta; C L
Wa ' STuT""^ ^^.^rs^or'^. At'-
|rea. chief tteds^Lti^l^^
Atlanta; 01 Har, g.eat pro^he,'
CHEROKEE TRIBE, No 1-
Meet Powell Hall. E L LaFon
taine, eachem ■ O P tT
senior .agro™ :\ \ '^r^
n'or sugamore; Jacob Emmel'
chief of records; L. S. MTrfa
beeper wampum; H T i^i„b '
prophet ' ■'• ^P'oks.
evening, G. W CiinTo'n^sac'hem"^
C. Brennan, senior sagamore g'
M. Jones, chief of records -C. L
Lloyd assistant chief of records •
John MasoD k*»onon^^ ^'
I p xj /V n' ^e^Per of wampum •
'ceSVTB^Jk Noe •
nignt. 1. Davis, sachem; J Gar-
&TagVmTe^-^Vt^^^^^^^
chief o^^^^^^
prZet *"'""'■ '^^ ■^- Taylor.'*
OSCEOLA TRIBE No 8 '
Meets Powell Hall everv Tnl^l""
naht a Tk!: ^ luesday
J A I vn; Thompson, sachem ; .
TK« ^^<^°-. senior sagamore- J
Thompson, jtmior sagamore w'
Rn-h-^'^r' ^^ief of recordsTi W
Rushin, keeper wampum- fl T
I Smith, prophet. i' "^ ' ^- A.
Catholic Knights Of America
BRANCH No 20-M Jt t a
cor Hunter t t p ^^^^'
dent- Jno p;. • ^fiTv^y, prebi-
dirmor • • -^^^^^ssy. spiritual
Knights of Honor.
WA-Ne^t meeting to be held in
fc^A^^ti;.
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Columbus third Wednesday in April,
1882. Wra. King, Jr., G. D.. At-
lanta; G. E. Thomas, Jr., G. V. D.,
Coiumbup; S. P. Weisiger, G. A. D.
Au^sta; Rev. J. W. PuUen, G.
Chaplain, Cave Springs; S. K.
•Cook, G. Rep., Barnesville; Rev.
R. H. Jones, G. T. Cartersville;
J C. Printep, G. Guide, Home ;
H. M. Reid, G. Guardian, Fair-
l)urn; L. S Ledbetter, G S., Ce-
dartown; R. J. Powell, P. G. D..
Barnesville.
GEORGIA LODGE, No. 127—
Meets Alabama, corner Loyd, sec-
ond and tourth Friday nights of
each month. W. F. Slaton, dicta-
tor ; W. G. Browne, reporter.
GATE CITY LODGE No. '346—
Meets Alabama, corner Loyd, first
and third Friday of each month.
S. R. Johnston, dictator; R A.
Varnedoe, reporter
I Knights of Pythias.
SUPREME LODGE OF THE
UNITED STATES— Meets in De-
troit, Mich , in August, 1^82. G.VV.
liindsay, S. C, Baltimore, Md. ;
Joseph Dowdall, S. K. of R. and
. S.
GRAND LODGE F GEOR-
GIA— Meets annually, third Tues-
day in May. Next meeting to be
. held at Atlanta. S. C. Roberts, G.
C, Savannah ; R. R Richards, G.
' JK. ot R. S , Savannah. \.
SUBORDINATE LODGE.
ATLANTA LODGE No. 20—
*Meets every second and fourth
'Tuesday eveninsj, 7:30 p.m., over 69
«£ast Alabama C L. Mangum, C
. <!.. ; H. M. Beutell, V. C ; W. E
:McAni8ter, K. of R. & S ; H. H.
©ickson, M. of E ; J. M. Hunnicutt,
. M; at A,
' Knights of the Golden Bole.
. STONEWALL LODGE No. 52
— Meets over 69 East Alabama eve-
ry first and th'rd Thursday of each
month. W, F. Slaton, commander,
W.G. Browne secretary. Insurance,
$500 to $3,00U. Sick benefits $5
per week. ^ . >
Royal Arcannm.
ATLANTA COUNCIL' No. 160
— Meets over 69 East Alabama^
second and fourth Thursday of each^
month at 7:30 p.m. G. G. Roy, re-
gent ; E. A. Robertson, vice regent;
T. A. Means, orator ; Rev. D. W.
Gwin, past regent; G. S. Prior,
secretary; Amos Fox, treasurer;
E. G Roberts, collector ; Rev. H.
H. Tucker, chaplain; C. C. Watson,
guide; A. Rosenfeld, warden; Rev.
D. W. Gwin, representative to grand
council, J, A. Link, alternate. To-
tal membership. 58,335. |3,000 in-
surance at death. Sick benefit $3
per week.
Ame^can Legion of Honor.
KENNESAW COUNCIL No.
215— Meets 69 East Alabama every
second and fourth Monday of each
month. R. L. Rodgers, C ; W. C.
Wilson, V. C ; A. 0. M. Gay, treas-
urer; W. H. Kenner, secretary;
C. Henry Beermann, collector ; G.
G. Roy, medical examine-. Insu-
rance from $500 to $5,000. Sick
benefit $5 per week.
TELEGRAPH COMPAXF.
WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY— 56 E WalU
J Herrick, manager.
TELEPHONE COMPA-
NIES.
ATLANTA TELEPHONIC
EXCHANGE -Office, 2U Mariet-
ta. H. H. Jackson, manager; C.
M. Coyen, inspector.
U. 8. LOCAL OFFICERS,
ETC.
(See also Courts.)
COMMISSI 0.N E R S-Lawson
Black. 61 E. Alabama; A. E. Buck,
W. H. Loften. H. P. Farrow, Uni-
ted States Court House and Post-
office; W. B. Smith, 3^ Decatur,
and Wm. H. Smyth, U. S. Court
House.
INTERNAL REVENUE— (Sec-
ond District of Georgia. Walter H.
Johnson, collector. ^ Office, U. S.
Court House and P. 0. building.
Theodore D. Irish and W. T. B.
Wilson, deputies.
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Joseph C. Vigal and J. P. Chisolm,
storekeepers ; J. L. Morris and W.
D. Moore, clerks.
SIGNAL CORPS— Kimball
House. Harry Hall, corporal, ob-
server.
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COUNTY OF FULTON.
. Atlanta, county seat. Offices lo-
cated m City Hall Building Or
Court House, east side Washington
between Hunter and Mitchell. New
Court House, Hunter, corner Pryor.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT-
S' 5r ^^^ong:. W. H. Venable, A.
x'. Woodward, deputies
COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS
AND REVENUES-10 W Ala-
bama. Elected April, 1881. Term
of office 3 years. Salaries $100 per
-annum. Bond. $1,000. S. B. Hovt
chairman ; J. R. GramlinjE, G T'
Dodd, C. Howell, C. W. Hunnicutt ;
clerk, John T. Cooper.
COUNTY ALMS-HOUSE-Sit-
uated 7^ miles on Peachtree road.
R C. Hope, superintendent; sala-
ry $400 per annum
COUNIY CORONER -F. A
Hilbunn ; 8 Peachtree.
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMIS
SIGNER- Jethro W. Mannine
City Hall *^'
COUNTY SURVEYOR-B F
Wfelker, City Hall.
COUNTY AND STATE TAX
COLLECTOR-W. W. Clayton, 11
hi. Alabama.
COUNTY TREASURER- C
M. Payne, City Hall.
SHERIFF A. M. Perkerson,
Lity Hall. Elected January, 1881,
for twQ years; salary fees; bond'
110.000. W. A. \^lson, C a
Greene L P. Thomap, Sr., depu-
ties, ^pi)ointed by the sheriff.
^OTATK AND COUNNY TAX
KECEIVER-J. 0. Harris, City
Hall ^
COUNTY PRISON,
COUNTY JAIL-34 Eraser. C
C. Greene, jailor; CrandallL. Poole.
turnkey; J L. Anthony, night
guard; J. M. Boring, physician
STATE OF GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, the capital. State
House, Marietta, southwest corner
Forsyth.
EXECUTIVE DEPART-
MENT.
Governor- Alfred H. Colquitf '
inaugurated (2d term) November, i /
T T^' S? ^^^ y^*" '■ salary, $3,000,
J. W. Warren and Isaac W Avery
secretaries; salaries, $1,500; Johi
a. baird, adjutant-general and keep,
erof public buildings, salary $1 250
Murphey, warrant clerk; salary,
$1,300 ; T. C. Howard, minute clerk-
salary, $1,250.
Attorney - General — Clifford
Anderson; elected October, 1880
for two years ; salary, $2,000
Comptroller - Geseral — Wm
A.Wright; elected October, 1880
pO.OOO. R. U. Hardeman, book-
keeper; salary, $1,800. Wai. King, •
Jr.. insurance clerk; ssalary $1 -
200 Wm. Haralson, wild land
clerk; saiary, $1,000
Secretary OF State— Nathan C. .
Barnett; elected October, 1880, for
|{ nSn^ J- F. Jones, clerk; salary,
TREAsuRER-Daniel N. Speer:
elected October, 18^0. for two years;
salary, $2 000; bond, $200,000. Wi^
ispeer, clerk ; salary. $1,600
Department of Agriculture —
Established September 1st, 'l874^
John T. Henderson, commissioner;'
?«L*fP'p*¥?? -^.moiri^^ October,
loou. tl. J. Keddmg, assistant com-
missioner ; salary, $1,700. J. S.
il^'^"^' editing clerk; salary, $1-
700 W H. Howell, department
clerk; salary, $1,200. W. B. Hen^
derson, maihng clerk ; salary. $1 .
200 ^ ' •
In the departments are displayed
sarr pies of the products of the«State
&ud an aquarium containihg speci-
mens of German carp and other
1 fish, which ^ave been successfully
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introdaced in hundreds of ponds o*
the State, which are examined with
much interest by strangers visiting
Atlanta. Dr. H. H. Carj is suoer-
intendent of fisheries.
The commissioner has appointed
«ix inspectors of fertilizers, the
liighest salary not exceedinjr 11,500.
The following are the inspectors
now inoflSce: 0. T. Rogers, Sh-
vannah; Troup Batler, Brunswick;
(including also Port Royal, S C ;)
Samuel Hawkins, Augusta; (also
including Charleston, S. G ;) J. S.
Lawton, Atlanta ; George W. Ro-
sette, Columbus, and E. L Thoma-*,
Macon. The inspectors are ex-nffi-
cio inspectors of illuminating oils
Fire test raised to 120° Fah't,
The fees for inspecting fertilizers I
are fifty cents p?r ton. For the '
season of 1880-l,abDut 182,000 tons
were inspected ; bringing $72,000,
net, into the treasury The entire
expense of this department is $21.,-
400 per annun. | ;
Keeper of PEyiTEXTivRT— John
W. Neims, appointed November,
1880, for two years; salary, 12,000 ;
bond, 110.000. John R. Towers,
assistant keeper; salary, $1,200.
LiBRiRiAK— Frank L Har-alson ;
appointed under act of 1879 ; sal-
ary, $1,000.
School CoMMrssioyEti — Go^-
tavus J. Orr, appointed November,
1880 for two yeari ; saUry, $2,000 ;
Mark Johnston, clerk; salary
.$1,200. .
The RiiLRiAD CoM.\t[S3ioy of the
State of GeoRGti— Ofi^.e, 12 Eist
Alabama, (up stairs). Hon. James
M. Smith, chairmar. ; Campbell
Wallaee and L. M. Trammell, com
missioners ; R )bert A. Bacon, sec
retary. The comuissioners are ap-
pointed by the (Governor, with the
consent of th^ Senate. Its daties
are to fix the locil ^i^.e3 to be
charged by the various railroads in
the State on frelg^ltand passengers
and to furnish rules and regulations
to govern the roais. Its first action
was to fix a standard tariff^ for all
the roads, which went into effect
May Ist, 18S1, but upon propsr
showing by any road that such
standard was too low, the commis-
sion increased the standard rates by
allowing an additional per centage.
The passenger rates were five and
six cents per mile on nearly every
road in the State. By order of the
commission, the fires on all the
long or important roads was re-
duced on February Ist, 1881, to
three (3) cents a mile. This board
IS not an advisory, but a mandatory
one, whose powers are to regulate
railroads and railroad rates. The
present incumbents are appointed
for SIX, four and two years, re-
spectively, from October. 1879, but
their successors' terms of oflSce will
I be for six years each. Tne secre-
I tary is elected by the commissioners.
The salary of each commigffioner is
|2,600 per annum; of the secretary,
' " I. -
General Assembly.
Officers of the Sevate— James
Boynton, president. Griffin ; W. P.
Price, president pro tern, Dahlone-
ga ; William A. Harris, secretary
Isabella; Henry H. Cabaniss. assis-
tant secretary, Foxsyth ; C. J, Wel-
born, 2d assistant secretary, Blairs-
ville; J. T. Taylor, journalizing'
clerk, Atlanta; W E. Canc^er, caU
endar clerk, Blairsville ; H C
Peeples. enrolling clenk, Atlanta;
J. hi. Wooten. engrossing clerk
Savannah; J. R Christy, message -
c erk, Athens , A. J. Cameron, mes- '
senger, Cobbville ; Lemuel J. Ai-
red, doorkeeperr.
SEN ^T E— First District— P. W
Meldrim, lawyer: Savannah
Second District— R. B. Harris
phvsician ; Darien. '
I Tbird District— Lemuel John-
I ston, farmer ; Graham.
Fourth District— R. N. King, far-
mer; St. Marys.
Fitlh District— C. A. Smith, far- •
mer; Homerville.
Sixth District-J. W. Harrell,
farmer; Valdosta,
Seventh District— E. P. S. Den-
mark, lawyer: Quitman. . V
Eighth District— James Bazes
farmer; Camilla, '
L. Hawes,
Ninth District— A.
lawyer; Newton.
Tenth District-C. A. Westbrook
merchant; Albany. *
a.^®""®"!? ^^^*"^^' J- ^- Parks,
lawyer; Dawson. '
Twelfth Di8trict-J. E. Carter,
phvsician; Lumpkin
Thirteenth D i s t r i c t-DuPont
<Juerry, lawyer; Americus.
Fourteenth District-J. H. v^oed-
Fifteenth District-T. Smith, far-
mer; Lumber City.
1 Sixteenth District-J. H Hicks
! farmer; Wrightsville. ' -^^ "^^«^«'
Seventeenth District — J F
tehee""" ^°' ^"^^^'^
Nineteefith District-R. L. Mc-
Whorter, farmer ; Penfield.
Twent,ieth District-S. G. Jordan,
farmer; Sandersville
Twenty first District-L. L. Sto-
Tey, farmer ; Irwinton,
Twenty second District— J H
diaker, farmer; Z^-bu Ion
Twenty-third District — D. A
-bmith, physician ; Butler.
Twenty-fourth District— W B
iJutt, lawyer ; Buena Vista. '*
Twenty-fifth District— W. R Gor-
man, farmer ; Geneva
Twenty-sixth District-J. S. Boyn-
ton. lawyer; Griffin. ^
Twenty-seventh District-H. D.
McDaniel, Monroe.
Twenty-eighth District-J S
Keid, farmer; Eatonton.
dwenty ninth District-J W
Barksdale, farmer ; Danburg.'
Thirtieth District— W. H. Mat
tox, farmer; Heardmont.
Ipv fl"**^"^"'* District-S. H. Mose-
Cmr "* merchant; Toccoa
Thirty-second District— W P
fnce, lawyer; Dahlonega. *
dlh^? ^^''^ gistrict-B. F. Sud-
<Iath farmer; Homer.
ft«n5*''V-^.°^"^!' District-W. P.
d>ond; Lithonia.
Thirty-fifth District— W J Winn
'Awyer; Marietta. ^"^-^^Qd,
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Thirty-sixth District-J. M. Wil-
son, farmer; Sand Town.
dhirty-seventh District-W. H
Daiiiel, lawyet; Franklin
Thirty-eighth District-S. M. H
Byrd. farmer; Cedartown.
Thirty-ninth District— B F
rayne, lawyer; Canton.
Fortieth District-W. A. Carter,
school teacher; Rabun.
Forty-first District— B. C. Due-
ger^ farmer ; Pierce vi lie.
Forty-second District — B F
i«ouche, lawyer; Rome.
Forty-third District-S.G. Tread-
well, farmer; Tilton,
, Forty fourth District — A T
jHackett, lawyer; Ringgold
HOUSE-A. 0. Bacon, speaker
Macon ; H. D. D. Twiggs.' speaker
pro /<;mAu2usfa; Mark A. Har*
din clerk; W. H. Harrison, assis-
tant clerk; C.P. Hansen, journal
clerk; Benton H. Millar, door
keeper, Linton ; James R. Smith
messenger, Phillipa' Mill.
List here given by counties al-
phabetically : ,
Appling— Lemuel Sellers, Bax-
Baker-P.W. Jones, N«wton.
Baldwm-F. G DuBignon, Mil-
ledgeville
Banks-W. A. Quillian, Homer
.,?a^f?V'?; ^- ^^l°er. Carters-
ville; J. C. Branson, Kingston.
Berrien- W. S. Walker, Altaha-
ma.
Bibb-A. 0 Bacon, C. A. Tharp,
o. Jamison, Macon.
Brooks— T. N. Arrington, Quit-
Bryan -R. F. Smith, Eden.
Bulloch— J. Wilson, Areola ,
Burke--J. F. Bates, Heath ; E. A.
Perkins Perkins' Junction; S. J.
Heath, Girard. » • «*.
Butts— R. W. Mavs, Stark's.
Calhoun— Jas. Keel, Williams-
burg. .;, . .
Clinch— J. L. Sweat, Homerville.
Cobb-A J. Hansen. Roswell ;
D. W. Orr. Acworth.
Coffee-William Ga8kin,Donglai
Colquitt-M B. McClelland. Clif.*
1 ton.
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Colombia — C. H. SHockley, Har-
lem,
Coweta — W, A. Post, Granite-
ville, U, B. Wilkinson, Newnaii.
Crawford— C. H. Walker, Knox-
ville.
Dade— S. C. Hale, Trenton.
Dawson — John Palmour, Dixon.
Decatur— J. 0. Farnell, W. W.
Harrell, Bainbridge.
Dekalb— H. C. Jones, Decatar.
Dodge — N. RawlinSv Eastman.
Dooly — Isaiah Williams, Ebene-
zer.
Dougherty — J. Y, Hester, Ish-
mael Lannon, Albany.
Douglas — J, Xi. James, Douglas-
ville.
Early — J. W. Hightower.Duncan.
Echols— J. F. Hall, Statenville.
Efl&n^ham — Edward Bird, Guy-
ton.
Elbert— J. H. Brewer, Concordia.
Emanuel — J. A. Brinson, Canoo-
chee. I
Fannin— E. J. Henry, Morgan-
town.
Fayette — D. A. McLucas, Fay-
ettville,
Floyd— Seaborn Wright, I. W.
Turner, Rome.
Forsyth — A. J. Julian, Gumming.
Franklin— W. R. Little, Carnes-
ville.
Fulton— Henry Hillyer, F. P.
Rice. W. H. Patterson. Atlanta.
Gilmer — Jonathan Withrow, El-
laville.
Glascock — E. G, Scruggs, Gibson.
Glynn — Thomas W. Lamb,
Brunswick.
Gordon — W. R. Rankin, Calhoun.
Greene — J. H. Park, Greensbor-
ough, W. R. Wilson, Woodville.
Gwinnett— R. E. Mitchell, N. L.
Hutchins, Lawrenceviile. <
Habersham — T. S. Davi9,Toccoa
Hall— J. B. Estes, Gainesville.
Hancock — J. W^ Munroe, Culver-
ton, W. J, Northern, Sparta.
Haralson— J. M. McBride, Tala-
px>8a.
Harris— H. C. Cameron, L. L
Stanford, Hamilton.
Hart— A. G. McCurry, Hartwell.
Heard — W. Spearman Corinth.
^
Henry — C.T. Zachry, Peachstone
Shoals.
Houston— Edwin Martin, A. L.
Miller, Perry; W. Q, Winalow, Fort
Valley. ^"
Irwin — W. M. Branch, Tipton.
Jackson— A. T, Bennett, J. B.
Silman, Jeflferson.
Jasper — F. Walker, Monticello
Jefferson — James Stapleton, J.
H. Polhill, Louisville.
Johnson — W.L John8on,Wright8-
ville.
Jones — James Lester, Haddock.
Laurens — H. M. Burch, Dublin.
Lee — Frank Johnson, Leesburg:
Liberty — John Mcintosh, Mcin-
tosh.
Lincoln— A. E. Strother, Clay
Hill.
Lowndes— P. B. Whittle, Val-
dosta
Lumpkin — B. J. Davis, Dahlon-
ega.
McDuffie— H. C. Roney, Thom-
son.
Mcintosh — T. Goodrich, Darien.
Macon— W. M. Dykes, Shallville,
J. M. DuPree, Montezuma.
Madison — G. M. Green, Paoli.'
Marion — S. B. Storey, Buena
Vista.
Meriwether— W. J. Barnes, R. D.
Render, Greenville.
Miller— L. W. Heard, Colquitt.
Milton— T. L. Lewis, Alpharetta.
Mitchell— W. N. Spence, Camilla.
Monroe — C. A. Turner, G. G.
Flynt, Barnesville.
Montgomery— C. C. McAlister^
Mt Vernon.
Morgan — F. C. Foster, Madison.
Murray— W. C. Carter, Spring
Place.
Mascogee — Reese Crawford, L,
F. Garrard, Columbus.
Newton — L. B. Anderson, L. L.
Middlebrooko, Covington.
Oconee — W. W. Price» Farming-
ton.
Oglethorpe — J. M. Smith, Win-
terville ; W. M. Willingham, Craw-
ford.
Paulding — H. N. Hagen, Dallas.
Pickens — W. T. Day, Jasper.
Pierce — A.M. Moore, Blackshear.
Atlanta City Directory.
55
Pike— E. T. DuPree, Zebulon.
Polk— C. G. James, Cedartown.
Pulaski— L. M. Lamar, Hawkins-
▼ille.
Putnam— W. B.WingSeld, Eaton-
ton.
Quitman — J. J. Crumley, George-
town.
Rabun— J. ^. Ritchie, Rabun
Gap.
Randolph— R. D. Crozier Cuth-
bert.
Richmond — Davenport Jackson,
5. W. Mays, H. D. D, Twiggs, Au-
gusta.
Rockdale— W. L. Peek, Conyers.
Schley— T. F. Rainey, EUaville.
Screven — J. L. Singleton, Syl-
vania.
Spalding— J. Hunt, Griffin.
Stewart— Z. S. Coffin. Florence,
T. D. Hightower, Lumpkin.
Sumter— J. L. Adderton, S. T.
Feagan, Americus.
Talbot— J. M. Martin, J. W. Rob-
ins, Talbotton.
Taliaferro.— B. F. Moore, Craw-
ford vi lie.
Tattnall— T. J. Edwards, Fido.
Taylor— J. J. McCante, Butler.
Telfair— John Wilcox, Temper-
^nce
Terrell— S. R. Christie, Dawson.
Thomas — W. H. Hammond. H.
M. Snapp, Thomasville.
Towns— W. H. McClure, Hia-
Troup— 0. A. Bull, B. C. Cook.
LaGrange.
Twiggs— J. T. Glover, Ballard.
Union — J. B. Smith, Young
Cane.
Upson— B. G. McKinney, Thom-
aston.
Walker-J. B. Wheeler, LaFay-
ette.
Walton— H. A. Caruthers, Mon-
roe.'
Ware— William Denton, Wares-
borough.
Warren— W. A. Dyer,Warrenton.
Washington— M. D. C. M. Sum-
merlin, J. T. Youngblood, StgTders-
ville. ^
Wayne— A Clark, Jesup.
Webster— J. B. Beattie, Preston.
White— J. J. Kinsey, Cleveland.
Whitfield— C.E. Broyles, Dalton.
Wilcox— S. D. Fuller, Abbeville.
Wilkes— M. P. Reese, A. W. Hill,
Washington.
Wilkinson— B. F, Fordham, Ste-
phensville.
Worth — J. M. Summer, Isabella.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court— Court rooms.
State House, Marietta, southwest
corner Forsyth. Hon. James Jack-
son, chief justice; Martin J. Craw-
ford and Alexander M. Speer, as-
sociate justices ; Z. D. Harrison,
clerk ; Clifford Anderson, attorney
general; J. H. Lumpkin, reporter;
J. W. Vaughn, sheriff. First term
commences second Monday in
February; second term first Mon-
day in September.
CITY COURT— City Hall, Wash-
ington, between Hunter and Mitch-
ell Richard H. Clark, judge; sal-
ary, $2,500 ; C. H. Strong, clerk ;
salary, fees. W. D Ellis, solicitor.
Terms of Court, first Monday in
March, June, September and De-
cember. This court has no juris-
diction in questions of equity, fel-
ony, divorce, or title to real estate.
COURT OF ORDINARY— City
Hall. Exclusive jurisdiction of
probate matters. Terms, first Mon-
day of each month. W. L. Cal-
houn, ordinary. Elected January,
1881, for four years. P. H. Cal-
houn, clerk.
Justices' Conrts.
DISTRICT 1026-W. M. Batt,
justice. 79 Peachtree. Term, fourth
Tuesday in each month. G. H.
Tanner, justice, 16 Whitehall.
Term, fourth Tuesday in each
month.
DISTRICT 1234— Daniel Pitch-
ford, justice, 3 J Marietta. Term,
irst Monday in each month. John
Rhea, justice, 61^ Peachtree. Term,
first Monday of each month.
RECORDER'S COURT — Ses-
sions daily, except Sunday, at 10
A.M. at the station house, 47 S.
Pryor. Hbwell C, Glenn, recorder.
56
. SUPERIOR COURT - Atlanta
Circuit, Fulton county. Terms,
first Monday after fourth Monday
in March and September. Hon.
George Hillyer. judge, (term ex-
pires January, 1886); C. H. Strong,
clerk; W. H. Venable, A. P.
Woodward, deputies; B. H. Hill,
Jr., solicitor-general.
. UNITED STATES DISTRICT
AND CIRCUIT COURTS-)North
ern district of Georgia), U. S. Court
House and P. 0. Building. Don
A. Pardte. judge Fifth Judicial
Circuit, residence New Orleans,
La.; Hohn John Erskine, district
judge, residence Atlanta ; John S.
Bigby, district attorney; S. A.
Darnell, assistant attorney ; Julius
L. Brown, standing master in chan-
cery; A. E. Back, clerk; W. H.
Lotten, deputy ; James Longstreet
marshal ; J. G. Longstreet, B j'
Davis and A. R. Wright, office dep-
^ uties, Atlanta ; L. J. Pirkle, R. D
Bolton, deputies, Atlanta; W. B
f"?8imons. deputy, Carters vi lie ;
^- R^bmson, deputy, Dahlon-
T^D S- ^- ^"^®' deputy, Athens,
i »f ^^°°' ^epi^ty, Gainesville ;
^. M. Thomas, deputy, Dalton ;
T J, Crawford, deputy. Ellijay;
Ira C. Campbell, deputy, Elberton;
Tiin-^^H' <^eP»ity. Newnan ;
J. n. (jnflin, deputy, Oxford.
Superior Courts.
Albany Circuit— L. P. D. War-
ren, judge ; Jesse W. Waters, so-
licitor-general, Albany; W. W
McKown, official court reporter!
Bainbridge.
Baker— First Monday in' May
and November.
Calhoun — Second Monday in
March and September.
Decatur— Second and third Mon-
day in May and November
*u-^?'i?^®''i^"~^^"'' second and
third Monday in April and Octio-
Mitcbell-Third and fourth Mon-
day in March and fourth Monday
in November.
Atlanta Circuit- George Hill-
Atlanta City Directory.
yer, judge; B. H. Hill, Jr.. solicitor-
general ; Sam. W. Small, official
court reporter. Atlanta.
DeKalb— Third Monday in March:
and September.
Clayton— Third Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Fulton — Monday after fourth.
Monday in March and September.
Augusta Circuit — Claiborne
Snead, judge; Bo) kin Wright, so-
licitor-general; J. J. Graham, of- .
ticial court reporter, Augusta
Burke— Third Monday in Mar
and Jsovdraber.
Columbia — Fourth Monday io
March and September.
McDuffie — Third Monday ii>
March and September.
Richmond— Third Monday in
April and October.
Blue Ridge Circuit— James R
Brown, judge. Canton; George F.
(jrober, solicitor-general, Marietta.
No reporf^r appointed
Cherokee — Fourth Monday in-
^ebruary and second Monday in
Aueust.
Cobb— Second Monday in March-
and November.
Dawson— Third Monday in April
and second Monday in September. ^
^annin— Fourth Monday in May
and .October. ^
»!^th— '
■^
Foi^th— Third Monday in Feb-
ruary and fourth Monday in Au-
gust. -^
Gilmer-Third Monday in May
and October. ^
Milton— First Monday in Feb-
ruary and third Monday in Au-
gust. "^
Pickens — Second Monday in-
May and October.
Brunswick Circuit— M, L. Mer-
shon, judge; G B. Mabry. solicitor-
general; W. E Kay, official court
reporter, Brunswick.
Appling - Second Monday in
March and October.
Camden -- Fourth Monday in
April and November.
Charlton - Tuesday after third
Monday m April and November.
Clinch-First Monday in March
and October.
c"
Coffee — Tuesday after second
Jlonday in April and November
Glynn — First Monday in May
and December.
{ , Pierce — Fourth Monday in
March and October.
Ware— First Monday in April
and November.
I Wayne— Third Monday in March
and October.
Chattahooch-e Circuit— T. J.
Wilhs, judge, Talbotton; Thos.
Jinmes, solicitor-general, Colum-
bus; G. Y. Tignor, official court
reporter, Jonesboro.
^ Chattahoochee— Fourth Monday
in March and September.
Harris— Second Monday in April
and October.
A ^.?"°° "T Fourth Monday in
April and October.
^Muscogee— Second Monday in
May and November.
Talbot --Second Monday in
March and September
Tavlor— First Monday in April
and October.
^ Cherokee Circuit— J. C. Fain
jadge. Calhoun; J. W. Harris. Jr.!
solicitor general, Cartersville; C.
wiiiingham, official court reporter,
BartQw— Second Monday in Jan-
uarf and July.
Catoosa— Second Mon^yin Feb-
ruary and August,
Dade-Third Monday in March
and September.
Gordon— Fourth Monday in Feb-
ruary and August
Murray— Third Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Whitfield— First Monday in April
*nd October.
. Coweta Circuit— S. W. Harris
judge, Atlanta ; fl. M. Reid, solic^
itor-general, F>iirbum ; A. F. Cool-
ege, official court reporter, Atlanta.
Campbell— Fiwt Monday in Feb-
niary and August
and oTtoW^^* ""^"'^^ ^° ^P^-^
Coweta— First Monday in March
and September.
Douglas — Fourth Monday in
January and July. ^
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Atlanta City Directory.
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Fayette— First Monday in May
and November.
Heard— Third Monday in March
ana September.
Meriwether— Third Monday in
h ebruary and Aueust
Troup— Third Monday in April
and first Monday in November.
Eastern Circuit- H. B. Tomp-
kins, judge ; Walter G. Charlton,
sdicitpr-general ; M. A. Cohen, Jr.,
official reporter, Savannah.
Chatham-^Pirst Monday in March,
June and December. i
Bryan- First Monday in May
and November.
Effingham— Second Monday in
May and November
Mcintosh— Fourth Monday in
May and November.
Liberty— Third Monday in May
and November.
• f "^ Circuit— J. D. Stewart
judge, Griffin; E. Womack.solicitor-
general, Covington; William E.H.
Searcy, official court reporter'
Griffin.
Butts- Second Monday in March
and September.
Henry— Third Monday in April
and October.
Monroe— Fourth Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Newton— Third Monday in March
and September.
Pike— First Monday in April and
October.
Rockdale— Third Monday ii^Feb-
ruary and August
Spalding— First Monday in Feb-
ruary and August
. Upson- First Monday in May
I and November.
, Macoh Circuit— T. J. Simmons
judge, Macon; J. L. Hardeman!
solicitor-general, Macon; Thomas
Spencer, reporter, Atlanta.
Crawford — Fourth Monday in
March and September.
Houston— First Monday in Aprif
and October.
Bibb— Fourth Monday in April
and October. *^
Middle Circuit — Reuben W.
tarsweU, judge^ Louisnlle ; R. L.
)
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58
Atlanta City Director;^.
■v .
'^^
Gamble, solicitor-geoeral, Loois-
yille. Has no coart reporter.
' Bulloch— Foarth Monday in April
and October.
Emanuel— Third Monday in April
and October.
Jefferson — Second Monday in
May and November.
Johnson — Fourth Monday in
March and September.
Screven— First Monday in May
and November.
Tattnall — Second Monday in
April and October.
Washington — First Monday in
March and September.
North Eastern Circuit — C. J
Wellborn, judge, Blairsville ; Wm.
Erwin, solicitor, Clarksvillei
Hall — First Monday in February
and August.
Habersham — Fourth Monday in
February and August.
Rabun — Second Monday in
March and September.
Towns — Third Monday in March
and September.
White— First Monday m April
and October. |
Lumpkin — Third Monday in
April and October.
Union— Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Northern Circuit— E.H Pottle,
judge, Warrenton j Geo. F. Pierce,
Jr., solicitor-general, Sparta; C W.
Seidell, official court reporter, Hart-
well.
Elbert — Second Monday in March
and September.
Glascock— Third Monday in Feb-
juary.
Hancock — Second Monday in
April and October. |
; Hart — Third Monday in March
'ftnd September.
Lincoln— Fourth Monday in April
and October.
Madison— First Monday in March
and September.
Oglethorpe —Third Monday in
April and October.
Taliaferro — Fourth Monday in
February and August. j
Warren— First Monday in April
and October.
\
Wilkes— First Monday in May
and Novemoer.
OcMULOEB CiRcxnT. — Thomas
G. Lawson, judge, Eatonton : Rob-
ert Whitfield, solicitor-general, Mil-
ledgeville; Walter B. Wingfield,
official coart reporter, Eatonton.
Baldwin— Third Monday in Jan-
uary and July.
Greene — Second Menday in
March and September.
Jasper — Fourth Monday in April
and October
Morgan— First Monday in March
and Septemb r.
Putnam — Third Monday in
March and September.
Wilkinson — First Monday in
April and October. .^i
Oconee Circuit— A. C. Pate,
judge, Hawkinsville ; Thomas Ba-
son, solicitor general, Mount Ver-
non; M. J. Connelly, official court
reporter, Hawkinsville.
Dodge — First Monday in May
and November.
Dooly— Second and third Mon-
day in March and September.
Irwin-;- Monday after fourth
Monday in March and September.
Laurens — Third and fourth Mon-
day in February and August.
Montgomery — Wednesday after
4th Monday in Apill and October.
Pulaeki — Second and third Mon-
day in May and November.
Telfair— Tuesday after third
Menday in April and October.
Twiggs — First Monday in March
aud September. . .^-
Wilcox — Fourth Monday in
March and September.
Pataula Circuit— Arthur Hood,
judge, Cuthbert; J. H. Guerry, so-
licitor-general, Dawgon ; B. Bussy,
reporter.
Clay— Fourth Monday in March
and Sieptember.
Early— First and second Monday
in Apnl and October. t
Miller-Thi>4 Monday in April
and October. ^
Quitman -^ Thinl Monday in
March and Septenober.
Randolph — First \ and second
Monday in May and I^vember.
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Atlanta City Directory.
TeiTCll— Fourth Monday in May
•^j^o^ember, and holds two
^SS^ Circuit— J. W. H. Under-
wood judge, Rome; J. J. Wright,
aohcitor^general; C. B. Willing^ J M. Hawk,
ter^^liUe ' '^""^ reporter, Car- Americus.
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SoUTHWESTERir CiRCUIT — C F
Cnsp, judge. Americus; C. B. Hud-
son, sohcitor-general. Ellaville ; W
M. Hawks, official court reporter
Chattooga — First Monday in
March and September ^ ' '"^
Floyd-First Monday in January
and J^ulT, and holds four weeks-
longer, if necessary
Paulding-First Monday in Peb-
ruajy and August. /
Polkj-Second Monday in' Febru-
t^ks° "^^^- *^^ ^o^ds two
Haralson-Third Monday in Jan-
uary and July, and holds two week^
.. ^^^r*^"^ ^ondfiJ in Febru-
ary and August
Southern Circuit— Augustus H
Hansen, judge; R. G. Mitchell, S^
licitor-general, Thomasville. Eru-
SrTuit ''®^'*^^'' °^ Brunswick
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Mond^ m March and September
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andN^v'em^?^^^^"^'^^-^^^^
and November.
.«5f^?^^*'i''^ M*>»^*y i° June
and first Monday in December.
Schley— Fourth Monday in March
and September.
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Westkrk Cibccit— a. S Enrin
jndge; A. L. MitchelJ, wK
genenJ ; J R. Christy, official court
reporter, Athens.
and Oc^e^!"^ ""^^'^^ ^'^ ^P"^
Mn^n5I^^^'^''^' ^'^^ ^'^d fourth
Monday in May and November.
Oconee-Fourth Monday in Jan-
uary and July. j " «»u
Franklin - Second Monday in
April and October.
Gwinnett--First and second Mon-
day in March and first and second
Monday m September.
Jackson— First and second Mon-
doym February and August
„ t'*'*on---Second and third Mon-
gay in February and August
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SlaiHimctttrers of Flrst-CIkas News, Book and Wrajp*
ptng Papers; also Piircliasers of Cpttoa JRae», "
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LYNCH QXJAHRY PL AWNING klI,L.
PL VNINO MILL SOUTH END OF THURMOND STREET
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HUJSfT;ER- AND. FOR STREETS.
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CENTRAL NURSERY,
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•Store and Salesroom, 14 Soutli Broad.
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; H. D. KiiTTENHOaN,
tunch House an# itBstaurant
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?^:jCHEA?EgT HOUSE IN THE CITY.
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AND BAR
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ROOM,
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ATLANT^^ Marietta Street.
^f™t«<J m conformity with t^ "•*' Invitations
'y with the recognized «ustom „f a„ •
JMO. A. WHITNEr! ^ ----"^ stom oi American Soci..^
ROBT.M.CLAKKE.
No. 43 1-2 WhitehalTst^ . ,„
CAPiTAfc Hepresewted ««,t **' Georgia.
Rjyal, of England *""' *85,669,ar8.
piiff'"''^«°«>-'caS SfS-v •
ConUnental, orN. f S24,4W 231
coinmbu, insarance and g?^an;;i^-^-^:-::-- =:z:::::z::::::.^^
^ 11 'Lii. _jj.L -L " 'eoo^ooo
Wl@le@al(
FERTILIZERS, ETC
Atlanta, r' J . / ^- -
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-FOSa TSIE-
fltld/ flower aii ?@getall@ iafdea.
steam Engines, Farm linpleinents, MacWnery and Fertilizers.
WfiOLEMLE AND RETAIL
SENERAL ASENTS.
gOMMimON.
MARK W. JOHNSON & CO.,
27 Matietta Street, Atlanta, Ca.
J. J. BARNES,
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-^.3ad. IDesclex iza.-
GENERAL PRODUCE,
47 and 49 Alabama Street, Atlanta^ Ga.
Monuments, Tombs and Headstones.
DESIGNING AND MODELING.
We are prepared to execute in Marble and Wood, Stataary, Bosts, etc.,
at the shortest possible notice.
14 S. Broad St.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
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Advertising DE*PAR;rMENT.
BOMARE, PERDUE & EGLESTON,
. ^ ^"2 WllttkH, Ceateaaial iailitog^
Room 5, SECOIVD FI.OOR.
Fire,LifefiGGi(lei|tl58uranG8,
•
Imperial and Northern
Fire Association (Philadelphia) ^^^** °^®' «40,000.000
Star, of New York
I^don Assurance Corporation
Underwriter's Agency
Insurance Company of North Ameri'c^"
Hartford
QueeD, '
Mutual Life (New York) ~
Travelers' Life and Accid^nrcHart fo^;,)
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896,000
15,000,000
5,936,292
8,739,262
4,072,595
12,000,000
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6,114,502
IW DRUfi STORE Al wTm
, DR. C. L. RED WINE
^^^*^®i»teflrmofRedwine&Fox) '
^ 21 ll.rl.tt,, Cor. frMi St., Atlanta, fia. '
florist. JSe OfMR. E. VANQOIOX«NOVEX,X''l'|il go^'lj ^^'^Sta^ailS
P^esoHpUoB, wm be care^ol,, and promptly flUed at a., hou». ' ■
C. L. R,E±>Tl^iis E.
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Advertising Department
HORSES AND MULES BOUeHTAND SOLD ON gOHMlSSIONi
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NO. 51 LOYD ST.,
ATLANTA, GA.
V- ?-^-t-?
M%m I
i The Best Carriages and Buggies,
THE FINEST HORSES AND MOST EXPERIENCED
' DRIVERS IN THE CITY.
ATLANTA CUTLERY WORKS
-.AJCTS-
Grinding Establishment
B. D. VITTUR,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Pen, Pocket, Cook and Carviog Knives, Concave
Razors, Tailors' and Barbers' Shears, etc.,
''™n"o'™ndsTc„« ^fl' ^'^"'"' »'«' «""«"' «"-"• Also Ee-
ng or au kmds of CoHery. A Specialty we make in Concaving Bazore.
""'*" "^ °"^ °[ express wiu be prom^ly attended to at Bhort notice.
27 Am 29 S. 1B0A® ST., ATIAMTA, ©A.
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^Owen's PlaninffMiiT
H. CBANKSHAW 4 ca pZri^r, '
^ ^_ •^ANUFACTUREits OF ^
^± 8CRQH. 8AWWC AND TURNING
• : ^KKff^4 ^^iJf Z(?^e LUF PINE-
SHINGLES A.2s^r> I.^ths
S*w liiU^ ,n i^ojfG. LEAF pine RrV t
Polk r„„.* o ^^^' °«" Pockmart,
^*?^* VOun<iy, Georgia, • '
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itf^Zi- ^Z) FEMALE STUDENTS
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RECEIVED s^rJ "^"^^^'-"S
eoMRH^.,,,,^7^--;^^^
■nrii^- rtj '■ ^ ®**8^® o^ transmisaion o«^ ^ *" **''68rapli oaice« 5M— a
«. nusurp.^. "-«• "'angemenu, and conWraction o/ desk, and halU
For further inrormauon add«M
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Advertising Department.
MMU nm&L IMAl
: ' - EDWARD WACHENDORFF, Proper, ^
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; . I West Simpson Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
^vmn %^u&^ €f fid %^M^u% S\uuU^
I ' BOSE?, SHRUBS, FLOWEEING BULBS,
C^atalogiiES JJr^Ee en Application.-
'I GUST. E. LEO,
MCIITECTANKnmNllENT
^^ ^outli Broad Street.
Jg^^PIans, Specification^ Detail Drawings for buildings of every descrip-
tion. Complete satisfaction guaranteed, at short
notice and reasonable rates.
Correspondence solicited for Designs for suburban and country residences.
ATUNTA POST-APPEAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON IN THE WEEK.
Two Editions Each Day.
3^ tiiYC, ^nteiipiTising, InflepEnilEnt, ^ijngitESsiYe jVewspapeii.
The largest circulation of any Daily paper published in Atlanta.
HTEEMS-$6.00 PEE ANNUM, OE 60 CENTS A MONTEh
BW ««^ *^Km nnu ^Kr \v^\v ^BK vIRil
A Weekly, published every Tuesday, containing the cream of the news of
the Daily. Price, $1.00 per annum.
Office, opposite City Post Office, on Forsyth Street, corner Walton.
M, E. THORNTON, Proprietor,
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^^VERTisiNG Department.
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Atlanta Flour Mills
Nos. 35 and 37 THOMPSON ST.
Htrenrj Irewis' patent ^roDEss hpn. y
. ijiiuBEss, Ifenry lie-sis' ehnicc K-
♦^tlanto .Mills t;xt,a |Tam%.^. f--
RISTINE&MAY
^^- ii. 25. 27 and 30 FOBSYTH, and 29 W ALABAM.
ITLMTS. - - GEORGIil '
S. B. KENNEDY,
STREET,
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O. C. CARROLL "
WINE^^nF LIQUOR
•DEALER
Atlanta, -- - . . ;i _/ ^ .
________jmpor.er of Foreign Wines, Brandies, etc., etc.
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Advertising Department.
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ti ^ Sipsriati&dtats
19 9 . Sudaa 9ti!eBt, Cueai; feiiiffge.) .
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DESIGNS, DRAWINGS g SPECIFICATIONS
•rOK-
^ !^- ^"?*® Bui dings of every description, ani superinlend their
erection when desired Plans of Suburban and Rural Designs
carefully prepared and sent to any part of the country.
THE BEST LIMf!
LADD'S- LIME WOltES.
Ladd's Alkaline Fertilizers,
PORTLAND, ROSBDALB AND LOUBVILLfi CEMENTS,
Plastering Hair and Calcined Piaster,
16 South "Forsyth Street, ATLANTA, GA.
SANFdRO GdLES,
raGtor^aiid^Biiildgr,
1^4 Marietta itreet ; Residence 15 Rail Street.
cotj^s sc JACKddx;
Sdiise Painfcrs, Sign WriferslConfraebrs
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Advertising Department.
F. M. JACK '
BAKER 4 AND 4 GONPEGTIONEE
Willow Ware and Children's Wagon^.
_________ — Jilil.
43 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Ga.
WALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAS
No. 1 Peachtree St., - -^Atlanta, Ga.
P. <MIU
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
«„^^ ^^a ttetail Dealer in
Rooe km mum lumber,
^DOORS. SASH AND BlInDS. AND BmD^fs' SOPPLIES ^
spec., .a„ce»e.s o..ed to p„ehase„ of Ca.L adUu ^^'^
240 MARIETTA STRPT7t^
ELLg DAVJS&CQ,
MANUFACTURERS and ROOFERS
SATISFACTION GUARAmD nZTJl '"^ "' *'""'•
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Advertising Department.
L H. BECK.
V. R. GREGG.
W. M. CRUMLEY.
BEGK, Qmm ^ GO.,
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BELTING, CUTLERY, ETO.
IVos. 2 and 4/Soiilli Pry or Street, I
ATLANTA, - ;- - - GEORGIA.
A. C BRUCE.
T H.MORGAN.
Rooii?8 1, 2 and 3' Healey Building, Cor. Marietta and Peachtree Sts.,
IIa>»ng the largPst .nd most successful practice in the South, we have in-
creased our facilities for this yeVr's work.
-^O-EOiT'Z'S T77".A-I.-TT
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St. Louis, Mo., Atlant. Ga , an.I Chicago III.
MscriptioD Bi
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clrcularsofourstiiKtmd wo?kw ^^°^ ^^ MAKE MONEY send lor tern s and
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ADVERTISING' DEPARTMENT.
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ATLANTA
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
141 and 143 Peaohtree St.
*""*»«• - - - gec^Jo.
MRS.J.W._BALLARD,P«,.c.P...
^^- -bour Departments, as follows-
PRHMRV,L\TER»llTB,lfilDfiMICil]OLLEmB
•iH... .fP'''^^^"«'»"«°i« given to the Study Of
MUSIC, MOJERN LANGUAGES. BELLES LEIKES A»D AET
NatKe French and German Teach.rs reside in the Institution.
»ent^o^^ rnTrd"o"/d; " 'SnizlrC /ll^ ^'d^ '"i' "^ ^A ^"^'op-
fubject of anxiety to Barents 3? „j-^ r*'^"'*'*'°"' "^ 8 a natural
which has made fhe Val ev of vt^ntl Jh^' °^ ^'""^■. ^' '« «"'« »dv°nta"e
Southern States for sehoolf We c?l?m f!., A^°'*. <=«'«}™t«d locality in the
equal, if not superior, d„;ate SuZiiit'l^Tn ""« ^'V"''^; ^ '«-"« «n
upon a p'ateau e'even hundred feet abovl ,h 1 * ?<>»"'"'' latitude, but
spurs of .be Blue Ridge in sFeht ft eniZ It" '"t' "' ""« ««»• "ith the
summer, while the win^rs are mild let b?Li„^r.°' """^tain breezes in
pure, and mineral chalvbeat7«nr;„/ "racing. Ihe water is soft, cold and
p. A. Boutelle, of X U S Co^t S, "' "T """/'' '°^ ^^^ "se. Cap.
for winter and summer in tliis vTcini^ft^' ''^° ""/* d'niatic observadons
servations, that the Atlanta p'al an Kr,re''f,l"/''\'.T'' "^ ^s ob
tetisttc of the most salubriouLlimates of theworU ' "''"'' '^ <='"^<^
Tlie New Building for the Atlanta Female Institute
companV7orrh:-prp:;:?fVr^i?f " ^[tt:ltt'^irT''l^ * joint stock
A pnl 1.8t, the, purchased a mo^ df strab e lot nn P '[/°' '"" "'^""^ ^"
the Executive Mansion, and hTve placed thereof ?."'"'** "'•^^'' °PPo«te
J he plans of which drawn hv Mr T„k w tuereon the proposed buildine
with reference to tSe Sh ^-nm,:! , ° f°^^^' ^"^^^ ^^^ ''"efuHj preS
raugements for Lat^ ''l ghti °„Tnd t^nf^T'T'^ °^ fudentf. %Se^
t'on. There is a Music Hafl with ni''f-° *■*'* '^^^^
supplied with all necesslrylpnlir=ces'^™Tht'"h^ Z""^'- -^^ ^rt Room is
furnished, and will unite in .hfS°?j ""^ ''"I'ding w.ll be handsomely
fort of home, with the-fd^^an^e^Tw^ereXed's^Cor^ '"" ""^
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IMERIgAN lEDIgmE
SURGEKYr i ■
The Regular Winter Course wUl commence October 2d, 1882, and continue four
months, when Spring Ctonrse will commence. The facilities of this Institu-
tion for imparting Medical and Surgical instruction are thorough and com-
plete in all departments.
'■'' i i- ■ —
A. Q. THOMa's, A.m., M.D.,
Professor Descriptive Anatomy.
8. F. SALTER, M.D.,
Professor Theory and Practice, and Clinical Medicine.
WALTERS. TUCKER, M.D., t
_, . Professor Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
I " WM. A. THOMAS, M.D.,
Professor Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
JNO. T. COXE, A.M., M.D.,
Professor Physiology and Special Pathology.
JOHN KOST, M.D., L.L.D.,
Professor Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
A. G. THOMAS, A.M., M.D ,
[Professor Chemistry and Toxicology.
j METHVIN T. SALTER, M.D.,
• - I Demonstrator of Anatomy.
' •!'. 7 • ^ ■
I FEES.
Professor's Ticket.......... « ka nn
Matriculation.: ZZiiiiiZIi^i^ZZ^iiiil^r'Z" 5 00
Demonstrator's Fee ""'"''''^"^^'"^^ lo 00
Perpetual SchoUrship, including all but Graduation Fee.."!!!......*." ..'."......^^^ loa 00
Further informaUon and catalogue furnished by
yy S. F. SALTER, M.D.,
Descaa. of Fauc-viltsr,
Cor. Broad and ITalton St§., Atlanta^ Ga.
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■^J. F. CUjn[j»iiJ¥G«, President
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and Managrer.3fcc_
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AND REAL
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-^Incoi-poi-atefl nnflEit tt|e Ws of t{c ?tatp..
GAPim,
4. 4
Il00,000
J. F. CUMMINGS,
!=• r e s i d e n. t
and 2>4:ano.ger.
N-o. 37 a BROAD STREET,
BRANCH OFFICE: Rome, Georgia.
?pecnlatioiisi in " JiutnPEs" in
I^Orders Solicited. Send for Cirenlars.-^
We have connected with oar business a
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
N, R. FOWLER, Manager,
And are prepared to negotiate Loans
afid do a general Real Estate Bust
ness.
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Advertising Department.
-^THE GATE GITYS*^
and Kottor? Excliaugg,
anager
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40 S, Broad St., Cor. Alabama, Atlanta, Ga,
.TRANSACTIONS IN.
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FOR FUTURE DELIVERY.
W. S. BELL,
■Dealer in-
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'STO^SSSf ^SSJWBs, ^Sf5\^^^ ^
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No. 19 ISr. PRYOR STREET.
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Dealer in all kluds of
XUMBER, SHINGUS, LATES,
■ JVhite Pine Doors, Sash I Blinds.
ALSO CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
147 BECATUB STBEET, = - - ATLAHTA. GEOBGIA.
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Advertising Department.
WJS. 'ilcNEAL & CO.,
(LUeof ^.ishviUe. Tenn)
Ho'jje and Sija Uta,
ERAINERSfKALSOMINERS.'
41 Xoutb Bfoaa and 20 Alabai^a Streets
RTUmR, Gfl.
Ordejs Solicited and Promptly a t-
tended to
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Gate City Cigar Store
LAWSON & gRADDOGK,
lafortsdajiiilloaesticCn
AND •
N3. 50 Marietta, Oppasite Capitol
FOR
^D
' -CONTRiCTING-
Millwright and Machinist.
J And Agent for all kiods of * I Call qp or se^a your orders to
Office: ATLANTA FLOOR MILLS. | No. 5 E. Alabanja street
■^ A.J. DELBRIDGE,
Under James' Bank,
22 WHITEHALL ST.. - . ATLANTA, GA
PITT-T^Tr. '•"'^-''^^''wUh a Guarantee Of
FITTING ana Oivma SATISFACTION
THE GATE CITY
Papfr ani laj Ufareloiij
J. HIRSHBER^,
PBOPKIt OB,
S3 Broaci Street,
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PAWN SROKER^
12 J^ectekfyea.
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Ttie Atlanta Baptist &ii]ii]ary
F
.-^FORifc-_.
This InstitutioB, foundel by the American Baptist Home Mission Society
IS supported by contributioDs from benevolent Baptists.
Norih and South, wJ^te and colored.
>^NUMBER OF gTUDENTS ENROLLED 113. ALL MALEX.3fc^
^' -A. c "cr Xi T "s- .
■ REV. JOSEPH T. ROBERT, L.L.D., Ihesident. ^
WILLIAM R. RAYMOND, A.B.. ERNEST W. CLEMENT, A.B
REV. WILLIAM E. HOLMES. ' *'
SSIOIjT
The Annual Session beains October 1st, and closes May 31st, with a vaoation
during Christmas holidays. Applicant* for admission must furnish
satislactory testimonials of moral character and habits.
' ' ^
Students are required to pay for tuition SI per month, in advance. Board and
wasning in the city at irom 86 to $7 per month.
LOCATION : COR. OF ELLIOTT AND WEST HUNTER STS.
Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary.
MISS SB. PACKARD, ) a,,^ , . t> • ,
MISS H. E. GILES. * y Associate Brincipals.
MISS S. H. CHAMPNEY;
And a Competent Teacher of Vocal Music.
The Second Aiiuual Session will coramence the First
• Monday, in October, 1882.
— ^38-ISrUMBER ENROI^TL.EI) 168.
• Special attention will be given to the
PREPARATION OF PUPILS FOR TEACHING.
MEMBERSHIP.
To become a member of the School, a pers-n must be at least fifteen vears of
age, and of good moral charaet^. Pupils should aim to be oresi^n t th/fi rit
day of Schoo], that they may be classified, anTthus iSsfSo time
PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS CULTURE
Will occupy an import^int place in the general system pursued Thev all
receive that care and culture which their gieat importance demands
• EXPENSES.
Tuition, one dollar per month, in advance. Board can be obtaiued in the citv
at from six to .seven dollar per month. ^
<3::^L0CATI0N : WEST MITCHELL, N. W. CORNER HAYNBS..
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W. A. HUFF, PaopRiE
Atlanta, Georgia./
IS »n.urp. JWLS.^^P ^LEGfiNT HOTEL
patron., "in our" "^^ «°°"' '" «" that eontnbotes to ,he comfirt or ,ta
on the flr« «oor. „n. .^'E.^EflDI NG ROOM.
Every room crnie"od'dH?.ro°^ -g^^o/^^^h^^eadlag j^^^^^^
in^urins P^.mpt atS^I^C flNNUNCIflTOR,
HEATED BY STEAM
TERM^ ■ *
The ImDortant u^r« r.» u.,^ ^ . »«■" •i-wMjnea,
Thusfumishinj
have been
thel&S-— •*- o' "o^an. ba«^,e cha^e. are never ^enUoTe^tt'
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Advertring Department.
t^
CLARK UNIYERSITY,
South End McDonough St.,
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MISS
REV. E. 0. THAYER. A.M., President and Treasurer.!
W. H. CROGMAN, A.M., Professor Ancient Languages' •
MISS FLORENCE L. MITCHELL. Preceptress. f
E. L. SMITH. A.B.. English Literature and Teacher of Music.
MISS S. E. ABBOTT, Principal English Department.
Z. T. SPENCER, Superintendent School of Carpentry.
j MRS. C. C. MITCHELL, Matron,
- •©-♦-♦-
This University was chartered in 1877, and is located on an elevated
tract, commanding a fine view ot the city, and contains over three hundred
acres of land, which was purchase by the late Gilbert H^ven, Bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, as the site for the
It was christened " Ruston Park" by Bishop Haven, in honor of Dr.
Rust, of Cincinnati, one of the most devoted friends of the enterprise, and
one of the most earnest workers in its behalf.
/
Admits Students of all Races and both Sexe
BOARD, $6 AMD $8 PER MONTH. (FOUR WEEKS.]
Incidental Fee, #1 per IVtontli.
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT A SPECIALTY,
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B^?*For further information, address
REV. E. 0. THAYER, S.M.. "
President tuid Treasurer,
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;I^BAI.TIMORE.MD'-': '
1-3 to I 1 /r ^"'' ^'^'"'aBing aBnut
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President:
WM. H. BROWN. i
T. W. MATIHEWS
iaiisi.
• M» /^. ^ Medical Examiner :
Treasurer :
A. PEARRE.
WAf. C. WEST,
i ._r
' ' T, A. ASHBY, M.D
Extcutive Committee :
WM. H. BROWN. T. W. MATTHEWS
^VM.H. brown; fTburi^' - .
. i'. H. BURNS, -. c. P. PAINE.
Atlanta"' """"*""* "»'"•
_____^^ " Georgia.
««JtS2"ltrot"SV^^^^^ '"•»'"'-' "<> -tab.
men of the healthful aad Jw "i 'If 1 1'" '"^'"« -''°'*«"« "^ basinew
"tile other, are experimentiL Ipi ^"?°'*','°' Mutual ProtecUoh, and
of age, who are good ri.k« « u '"'^ '^'"*'«« between 20 aod 55 v6««.
obtained anywhere TS ^'dearr t^"*" "'"'-» rate « can b"
on .""f t'hT^ir """ °' ^""'' "- Po'-s in this A.ociation ,- eal,
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Advertising Department.
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MANUFACTUKERS OF
Stationers' Specialties
DENNISON'S TOURIST TAGS FOR TRAVELERS,
Stratton's Gummed Lab-Is and Gummed Papers of all Colors; Legal and
Notarial Jseals; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension
Kings; The Star Copying Pad: DenniPon's Game Counters; Wedding
Cake Boxes: Visiting and Playing Card Cases, etc., etc.
MANUFACTURERS OF * ^
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Perkins' Celebrated Card Bbards,
DENNISON'S TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE,
Philips Hoop and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self Fastening Ticke« Raits' Im'-
proved Suspension Hooks; Postal Knvelopes; McGill's Paper ft steners
at MaLufacturers Discount s ; Dickinson's Rubber Bands, etc., etc.
, SEALING WAX MAKEIS,
'Proprietors "Globe" and Centennial Prize
"Excelsior," and Importers of English Grass
Bfeached and Colored Tissue Papers from the
. , Celebrated 39 Mill. ..
PROPRIETORS OF
"Silver White "best ardcle for Polishing Si^
Casket and "Silver White Casket." Jewelers' Boxes, Jewelers' Cards, Pink
and AV hite Cotton. Fine Twine, etc. Druggists' Boxes, Apothecaries' Powder
Papers and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving PapersT
- SeBBison's Absorbent Cotton for Sental i Siir^ieal Purposes.
ALL OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVEflYWHEItE
- ^. i t : AND BY '
^DENNISON MANUSAqjURING COMPANY,
19 Milk Street, Boston. ^
198 Broadway, New York.
■i ■■ ,: 630 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
143 Walnnt Street, Cincinnati. -
156 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
■ 414 North Third Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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JAS. B DAVENPORT.
EDWARD L. VOORHIS
WM. S. JOHNSON.
Ba?eip@il^ J®lig®i & 0@.
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RAILWAY^ MACHINISTS^ SUPPLIES.
Robber Goods of evei7 Description Adapted to Mechanical Purposes.
BELTING, PACKING, HOSE, CAR SPRINGS, ETC., ETC.
Wo. 34 Park Place.
]¥o§. 68 and TO E. Alabama St.,
Coal I Wood I Lime I Cement!
* J. c. kimbAll,
Wholesale and Betail Dealer in
TmilO, COAL CBEEE, Em,
And other Bituminous Coals.
THE "OLD RELIABLE" LORBERRY, AND THE POPULAR "LTKETS
VALLEY," RED ASH, AMTHRACITE COAL.
All sizes for use in Grates, Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking
,, and Heating Stoves.
THE CELEBRATED SHELBY AHD OTHER STANDARD BRANDS OF LOE
^ n-ASTER, CEMENT, ETC., ETC.
Office : 11 E. Alahanja. yard : 72 MarietU St
A^-TELEPHOME TOUR ORDERS.-%ic
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List of all Professions. Manufactures, Trades and Pursuits ?*
in the City of Atlanta.
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Academies and ISchooli;.
_[8K1^ALS0 PUBUC SCHOOLS, PAGE
ATLANTA FEMALE DtSTlTIITP
«JL - i^eachtree. (See oaee 89 )
ATLANTA BAPTIST SEmrn^
si^"o?T "^^^ ^- S°«ter.
(oeepaie 94.)
^S¥?^ I^?"S' PEIULESEK-
^ARYr(c). Mitchell, nw "
Haynes (Seepages^; '
(c), Rev. E 0, Thaver nr#»fl*. .
lit Janer PlationB
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ceptio^ ee Lo,d, , of Hnnter^ ^
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"^r^t""*'*" F- D- Mis., 383 Peach- S
Mills M. Mrs, 286 W. Peachtoe7 B*
(See page 99.) ■ '-'^
S^ ffi^^ ELOCUTION. 8 g^
And Oouptor with Air Br«k«^«d«Uoth*Modan,la«^
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SOUTHERN TELEGRAPHIC COL-
LEGE, Wm. W. Champ, prin;
37 J Peacbtree (See page 83.)
Standford J. G. Q . 6 Bailey
Sterchi E Miss, 271 Bawsoo
Storrs School (c), 96 Houston
Warren Mary A. Mrs.. M&netta, cor
Powder Springs road
Washington L. H- Miss, 24 Charch
Agricnltnral Implements.
[m AinJPl.CTlTBGBS.]
ATLANTA AGRL WKS,
Marietta, cor Mills
Fersuson & Bloant, 11 Bartow
HADIAN E.
«74 & 376 Marietta
[dealers.]
ANDERSON J. H.
69 S. Broad. (See side lin^.)
HARWELL J. H.
79&81 S Broad
JOHNSON MARK W. & GO.
27 Marietta. (See page 80.)
WHITE k GRAHAM,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See
page 71.)
Architects and Superin-
tendents.
ERUOE & MORGAN,
1} Marietta. (S<^e page 88.) >
CORPUT MAX V. D.
Alabama, se cor Forsyth
FAT k EICHBER6,
19^ S. Broad. (See page 86 )
LEO GUST E.,
57 8. Broad. (See page 84.)
MOSER JOHN k LDfoT
63 Whitehall
NORRMAN k WEED,
48 Marietta
Art Stationersw
HOLMAN, COFFIN k CO.,
^^ 26 Marietta (See page 79.)
Artists.
BRADLET HORACE,
27i Whitehall
BRAUMULLERO. L. MRS.,
studio 66^ WhitehaU
Gregory J. R. Mrs.,
40 S. Broad
KUHNS J.H. &W. T.,
33i Whitehall
Moser J. H.. 27^ Whitehall
MOTES C. W.,
34 Whitehall
Shackelford W. 8. 70^ WhitehaU.
SOUTHERN COPTING CO.,
J. E. Harding, 9i Marietta (See
page 74.)
Thomas E. H. Miss, 32^ W.
Mitchell
Van Stavoren J.H., 73 J Whitehall
Attorneys at Law.
[see lawyers.]
Auction and Commission.
Ellis D. P. k Co.. 21 Marietta
Guthman L L., 22 Peacbtree \
SULLIVAN GEO. W. ft CO.,
26 N. Broad
Awnings and TentsJ
Ergenainger A.. 12 B. Hunter
Travers & Cutting, 10 W. Hunter
Bag Manufacturers. ^
ELSAS, MAY ft CO.,
99 to 105 8. Pryor i
Baggage Transfer.
BALLARD ft CO., . ^
Union Depot
f
Baiters and Confectioners*
AGRICOLA H. A.,
61 Decatur
^^ 26 Marietta (See page 79.) | 61 Decatur
O TTq Y»n \ oVi AO n f Carriage Goods a specialty. Prices
"^* V iXl JLJJ.0llt70 • • • be beat at F. J. COOLEDCE ft
can't
BRO.
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The Standard rS By the Smith American Organ
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BEL
Brady J. D. & Bro.,- 122 Whitehall
Goetting & Simmons, 50 Peacbtree
JACK F. M., /
43 Peacbtree. (See page 87.)
H. KA.RWISCH,
Baker and /Confectioner
Dealer in Fancy Groceries.
Nos. ft4, 86 & 88, DECATUR ST.,
Cor. Collins.
SAUL L. C,
36 Whitehall
StiegHt2 F., 168 Whitehall
Baking Powders.
Hecker G. V. & Co., 18 S. Forsyth
Munroe & Campbell, Broad, se cor
Alabama
I Banks and Bankers.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK.
15 E. Alabama
Bank of the State of Georgia, Ma-
rietta, nw cor Peacbtree
GATE dTT NATIONAL BANK,
Pryor, nw cor Wall
James John H., 20 Whitehall
LOWRY W. M. ft R. J.,
69 E, Alabama
MADDOZ, RUGKER ft CO.,
36 W. Alabama
MERCHANTS BANK OF ATLANTA.
12 and 14 £. Alabama
Barbed Wire.
JOBTOON MARK W. ft CO.,
21 Manetta. (See page 80.)
^ Barbers.
BENTLEY M. H.
^ (c), 20 S. Broad
Brown E. (c). 218^ Decatur
..*i~i » :*V
Call
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Brown H. (c). 8i Wall
Buchholz H. T W. Alabama
Fields A. (c), 200 Marietta
Finley W. R. (c), 24 Decatur
Hall R. (c). 105i Decatur
HARRIS N.,
(c), 63 Decatur
Hays G. W. (c), 12 E. Wall
Hill M. (c). 8 Peacbtree
Hutchins W. D. (c), 11 Marietta
Kelly Watts (c), 18 Whitehall
Kimball House Barber Shop
Lacy Edward (c) 139 W. Peters
Law M. (c), 64 Decatur
Level W. (c). 167 Marietta
Lewis 0. (c), 73 W. Peters
Maltry P., 61 Whitehall
Markham House Barber Shop
Minor J, (c), 14 Peacbtree and 26
Decatur
Nash A. L. 93i W. Peters
Neal R. (c), 117 W. Peters ■
Powell W. (c), 194 Marietta .
Schelpert L. 6 Peacbtree
STEELE J. R.,
(c), 18 MarietU
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Baths.
[electro MA.ONETIC AND TURKISH.]
Wilson J. Stainback, 14 Loyd
Bedsteads.
[manufacturers.]
RISTINE ft MAT,
29 W. Alabami. (See page 85.)
Beer Agents.
COHEN L. ft CO.,
67 E. Alabama ' ^
Weinmeister C. J., 10 N. Fonyth
; [bottlers.]
Disbrow Geo. W. & Co. 60 Decatur ^
Bell Hangers.
[see gun and locksmiths. ]
Ssthtra Sraaeh Miibin Vafoa Co,, ^^^^^^^^
© NO RISING SCALE <» a«-««^ i. a. o.. ■rt«.i »..
lief AggQcUtloB after MemberiMp.
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Belting.
BECK, 6R£66 & CO.,
2 & 4 S. Pryor. (S^'e page 88.)
DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO.,
68 & 70 E. Alabama. (See page
loo.)
HARWELL J. M.,
79 & 81 S. Broad
i Bill Posters.
Kriea A. W.^ W, WaU
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Billiard HaUs.
KIMBALL HOUSE BILLIARD ROOM,
P. J. Kenny, propr. (See page
78.)
NATIONAL HOTEL BILLIARD
ROOM, 8 & 10 Peachtree
Powers H. C, 20 Marietta
Shields A. A. & Co.. 23 Marietta
Stevenson R. (c), 32 Decatur
White W. J., Markham House
^
' Blacksmiths.
Ackerman A. J., 75 E. Alabama
Alexander & Simpson (c), Ivy, sw
cor Line
Bennett L. 113 Decatnr
Bowdin A. (c), 136 Walton
Bridewell T. 166 Decatur
Chatman J. (c), 79 Houston
Davis J. A. J., 30 S. Broad
Davis R. N. (c), 49 W. Hunter
Easlev I. (c), 274 EUiott
Eecridge P. (c), 156 Decatur
Golden & Flurnov, 295 Marietta
Gordon A. (c), E. Peachtree, bey
limits
Jenkins C. (c). 270 W. Peter*.
Jeter W. (c), 186 N. CalhouQ
Lee M. (c), \^ Mangum
Mann J. 64 S. Pryor
MiUer W. (c), Marietta, 3d n of
Ponder avo
Parker 8. (c), 36 E. Mitchell
Rivers J. S. (c), 183 Marietta
Robinson J. (c), 79 W. Peters
Simmons J. (c), 142 Walton
Thompson A. (c), 50 S. Prior
Thurman & Howard (c), 211 W.
Peters
Varnor L. (c), Hamphries, nw cor
Peters
*Woolfolk I. (c), Decatur Ist e of
Cornelia • '
Blank Books.
[manufactuebrs. ]
(See also Bookbinders.) '
Claridv 0. 19J S. Broad
HANCOCK F. 6.,
Broad, se cor Alabama
MATNARD R. J.,
24^ S. Broad. (See back cover.)
[dealers.]
PHILLIPS & CREW, i
8 & 10 Marietta. (See page 77.)
Boarding Vonses.
Aarant James M. 124 Marietta
Ackerman F. T. Mrs., 41 W. Mitch-
ell
Adams S. Miss. 24 E. Wall ,
AIR LINB HOUSE, "1
Mrs. E A. Tillman, 49 S. Prior
Archer N. N. Mrs , 8^ W. Mitchell
Bell E. Mrs., 124 Peachtree
Benson E. Mrs. 150 Whitehall- 4
BilUngslea 8. Mrs., 96 Wiilton ^ ' ^
Blackburn L. Mrs., 106 8. Broad
Calhoun M. (c), 14 Decatnr -
Chapman House, 120 Whitehall
Clark S. (c), 176 Decatur
Clower M. W. Mrs , 116^ Whitehall
Collier House, 86^ Whitehall v :
Conner M. MrsM^69 Thurmond
Cook R. F., 344 Hayne
Deseker J. J. Mrs , 60^ S. Broad
Dorsett A. M. Mrs., 190 Marietta
Exposition House, 392 Whitehall ^
Eeeard E. Mrs., 115 Deeatur
Fuller S. £. Mcs^ 26 and 28 N.
Forsyth.
Gilbert M. J. Mra., Ill Marietta
Hightower D. N., 46 Ivy
Howell Clark, 25 N. Forsyth . "-
Hurley J. Mrs., 42 E Mitchell
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CBANESSAW.
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Hughev T.
. JEWELERS, ^^ WHITEHALL
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Hughey T., 108 Marietra
Keese E. A. Mrs., 120 Whitehall
' Kempner M , 96 J Whitehall
Kennesaw House, 15^ S. Broad
McCIown^. P.. 39 W. Foundry
McCoy N. Mrs., ws Henry. 3d s
of Elliott
McDowell AL A. Mrs , 143 Walton
McFarland T., 54 Foundry
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
McLean M. A. Mrs.. 22^ W
Mitchell ^ •
Makenson E Mrs , 89 Terry
Matthews E . 149 Mangnm
MilhcanS Mrs., 39 N.Forsyth
Morgan M. E Mrs.. 67J S. Broad
Munday C. Mrs., 39 N, Pryor
■ M-"ifY ?• S. ^"•' ^ ^^ Marietta
Nichols A. Miss. 93 S. Broad
g,g<>?°or E. P. Mrs.. 61 Marietta
pl5.'i'^?^H^.V^''«- 218 Elliott
PeeplesE J. Mrs.. HE. Cain
^inson C A. Mrs,, 15 E. Mitchell
L'frfo' S- 6' ^'.'- '^ S- Forsyth
ReidO.M Mrs, 72 Marietta
?"C^f B- (c). 74 Decatur
i^'/;,^|;%M GMr8,172 Luckie
SmftK w'^T>^^o'-' 99 Washington
|,^t^- P.. 83 Decatur ^
btokes M. Mrs., 100 Walton
Talmage A. P., 58 N. Forsyth
W^'^?.^*^-^^«' 112 S. Pryor
^?"«^-^-Mrs.,33N.Forsy'h
Mernttsav / , ^ntLon
Woodson M. B.Mrs., 214 E Hinter McGarity & Laird
Boiler Manufacturers.
Gifford Ja-nes A , 222 Marietta
Noble J. Jr.. m E. flanter
GO
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Bonnet Mani(facturers.
Selig Bros., 15 N. Piyor r rv
W^^^^^ouse & Fleischel, 39 Peach- C/>
WisebergM, 31 Peachtree
Book Binders.
MAYNARDR.J.,
24^ S Broad. (See back cover.)
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Booksellers.
^^JUILAN, COPm & CO.,
26 Marietta. (See page 79.)
9 Whitehall '
PHILLIPS & CREW
cov^f ^^ ^^"«"a. (See front
RICHARDS S. P.,
37 Whitehall
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140 &^^
CO
9 k
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Waldeu & Stowe, 110 Whitehall J({ ^
[medical.] h V
Boiler Furnaces.
Jarvis , .
Patent Furnace
Will bum all kinds of waste fn«l
"ithom a blast, iDcludiDK slack
coal screening,, wet peat wet
hops, sawdust, rice chaff etc
nuSK LEDEBLE, Agent,
Alabama
[second-hand.]
Burke W. B.. 99 Whitehall
17 and 19 E. g t^
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Boots and Shoes.
[fHOLESALK.] „
P?jor^°''°^° * ^°' ® ""J 8 S. Cj
""ttu^ '"'"*'"« * Co., 14 • ^
sHjP YOUR ooim^^n^i^i^ 5
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Jm mm* V 11 H E. Alabama St, Coal, iime and CameatWbole-
W« KiniDSllii Bale & Retail. Special rates to dealers. See page (100),
BOO
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♦I Moore, Marsh & Co., Pryor, aw cor
c^ ^ Line
j [retail,]
Z 0 Atkins, McKfcldin & Co., 35 Peach-
^^ H tree
CO i BERftY MARK, ^ ^ ^
Q^ rt 33 Peachtree. (See fly B )
ill 0 CHAMBERLIN, BOTNTON & CO.,
66 and 68 Whitphail
DANIEL J. G. k I.,
32 Whitehall
DOUGHERTT D. H.,
39 and 41 Peachtree
Force G. H & A. W., 33 Whitehall
Gramling W. S., 31 Peachtree
KEELY JOHN,
62 and 64 Whitehall
McCalla Bros., 3 Whitehall
NOLAN & DOTY,
67 Whitehall
Price W., 24 Marietta
Steinheimer & Kreisle.SO White-
hall
Watson James A. & Co , 20 and 22
Whitehall
[made and repaired ]
Alexander H. (c), 12 Ivy
- Alexander I. H. (c), Eraser, se cor
"So E. Hunter
53r Anderson B. (c), 13 Ivy
•O Baker J. A. (c), 82 N. Forsyih
«¥i Beckham W. (c). 59 McDaniel
^^ Bedford H. H., 143 Marietta
- Bell W. E. (c), 32 W. Peters
Blakely G. (c), 63 E. Alabama
Bowen J. (c). 75 W. Peters
BrownE. B, 12i Loyd
^ BrownH.(c), 113 W.Peters
S ^ Brown M. (c), 48 N. Broad
fe p Casey W. (c), 180 Decatur
§ Craddock D. (c), 584 Marietta
Davis H. L. (c) 4 Walton
rriDELBRIDGE A. J.
^ ^ (c), 22 Whitehall. (See page 93 )
^ Demmon F. S., 102 W. Mitchell
^. Dozier G. (c), 280 Decatur
^J, Fannin P. G. N. (c). 243 Marietta
Pr Freeman A. (c), 5 E. Mitchell
MH Gaines M. 58 Peachtree
^^ Garner M J. (c), 7U Peachtree
'^^ Gates H. (c). 156^ Fillmore
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Gathright W. E , 228 Decatur
Gleeson W., 58 S. Pryor
Golden J. (c), 102 Whitehall
Hill F. (c), 99 Houston
Hilton W., 185 Marietta
HoUey C. W , 102 W. Mitchell
Holmes Nick (c), 83 S. Broad
Hooper R. (c), 22 W. Al«bama
HuflfL. (c), 16 E. Hunter
Isaacs H. (c), 8 E. Mitchell
Jett J. L , 193 Marietta
Jordan A , rear 43 Chapel
Keltnpr W.. 3 W. Hunter
Kennedy W. A-, 256 Decatur
Lambert W., £63 W. Peters
Lang M.,9 E. Hunter
Latham A. (c), 32 E. Alabama
Long S., 18 Marietta
McCall E. (c), 71 Decatur
MANGUM J..
(c), 65 Decatur
Mills T„ 183 Mariette
Moreland 0. R. (c), 9^ E. Wall
Murphy J. W., 58 W. Peters
Pate A., 62 S. Pryor
Philips S. 222 Eraser
Pierce H. (c), 243 Marietta
Post S. (c), 115 W Peters
Robinson N., 214 Decatur
Richardson R. (c), 245 W. Peters
Rodda B., 116 Marietta
Schell J. T. (c), 149 W. Peters
Smith G. Cc), 121 Luckie
Sthramm G., 298 Marietta • . '
Sutton H. (c). 62 S. Pryor
Tines W. H , 5 N. Broad
WadlowB.. H., 206 Marietta
Watkins H. (c), 132 Whitehall-
Westmoreland L (c),169 Whitehall
Wilson P. (c), 172 Calhoun
Wright J. J. 46 N. Broad .-
Box Manufacturers. ,
TR0WBRI6E J. & SON, }
3 Fort
Brass Founders. ^ *
Meneely.G. R. & Co., W. & A,
R. R. cor Foundry.
"^ r. J. MOIEBGS & BM.,
63 South BroMd StreBt,
WHOLESALE PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
He Smith American Organs
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Breweries.
ATLANTA GITI_BREwiN6 CO.,
office 3 Decatorp^^cowery cor
Harris and Collins.
BUI
Brick
[manufi-cturers and dealers]
Healey T. G, & Son, 20 Peachtree
LOGKETT B. 6. & CO.,
city office 33 S. Broad
Lynch P. terminus of Rock
Stewart F. S. Sr., Hunnicutt, cor
Williams
WILSON W. S. & BRO.,
office and yard, 7 Spring.
Bridge Builders.
WILKINS, POST & CO.,
W. & A. R. R., jane Marietta.
* ij Brokers.
(See also Cotton Brokers.)
[Bond, Stock and Money.]
CASTLEMAN HUMPHREYS,
10 B. Alabama, (see backbone.)
Northen H. G. Jr., 68 E. Alabama
Powers & ^gleston, 20 Peachtree
_ lUSINESS,] - r
IVES & KRCfbSE,
20 P^tree
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.]
Will?im8 T. H.. 51 J Peachtree
WilRams W. M., 51^ Peachtree
Yo^gblood& Hall, 5 W. Alabama
[merchandise.]
Cranston A., 20J E. Alabama
£2£°.*i®^ * Crawford, 28 E. Wall
32 or .% E. Alabama !
Hammock C. C. 64 E. Alabama
Jones D. G.. 24 E. Alabama
Everybody Km
Jones R M. & Co., 56 E. Alabama
Lee J. M., 11 E. Alabama
McElveen, McGaughey & Co., 11
E. Alabama
Moomaugh R H , 20J E. Alabama
Ponder J. M , 20| E. Alabama
Rucker R. Z , Alabama, cor Pryor
Smith Bryce. r 27^ Whitehall
STOVALLG.M.,
36 W. Alabama . L'
Taylor M.J. & Co., 20 J E. Alabama
[pawn.]
Fry A.. 4 Peachtree
SALOSHIN 6., i "
U Peachtree. (See page 93.)
[propitce, cotton and stock.]
ATLANTA PUBUC PRODUCE.
COTTON, STOCK AND REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE, 37 S.
Broad. (See page 91.)
THE OATE CITT PRODUCE AND
COTTON EXCHANGE, 40 S
Broad. (See page 92.)
Broom Manufacturers.
Lenfesty A. S., 48 Decatur
Brushes. ^^
COOLEDGE P. J. & BRO., p2
53 S. Broad. (See bottom lines.) ^^
Buggies and Phaetons. r
Dunwody & Barnett. 59 Peachtree
JONES CARRU6E FACTORT,
235 Marietta. (See page 75 )
Smith J. M., 85 S. Broad
Builders Hardware.
AMIS T. P.,
^0 Marietta. (See page 87.)
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
NILES & TRTON, ^
36 Delator
Builders Material.
AMIS T. P.,
240 Marietta. (See page 87. )
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HART F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
LYNCH & LEA,
12 Loyd (See page 76.)
NILES & TRTON,
36 Decatur
Business Colleges.
MOORE'S SOUTHERN BUSINESS
O, UNIVERSITY, 40 S. Broad.
(See back cover.)
(0
Butchers.
Baldwin A. P., 328 Marietta
C Bender C. H.. 127 Whitehall
I . I Betts W. E., 217 Peachtree
LU Bosworth J. L.. 286 Marietta
i I BRANNER B. H.,
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Bridwell J. M., 192 Decatur
Carmichal & Sheats. 191 Marietta
Church & Shields, 238 Marietta
GLEMMONS & KENNT, 108 White-
hall. (Seep 59.)
Ccppedge & Bro., 13 W. Mitchell
Croft T. 0..259 W. Peters
Darden S. (c). 165 Eraser
Defoor J. A., 137 W. Peters
Deneen & Co., 124 Whitehall
Dodge & Henry, 133 Luckie
Echols T. G., 142 Elliott
Edwards H., 298 Peachtree
England J. W., Gordon, nr Lee,
W. E
Fritz J. A., 444 Marietta
Glass & Barker, 116 Marietta '
Gossett J. H., 252 Marietta
Gunn H. B. (c), 59 McDaniel '
Harrison G. M., Whitehall, nw cor
Humphries
H. KARWISCH,
And Dealer in all kinds of
F.RESH MEATS,
Steam Sausage Manufacturer.
s-i to ©Q aDECjfii.'rxns st.
Hawkins H., 170 Whitehall
Johnson W.JE., 133 Whitehall
Johnson & Co., 36 W. Mitchell
Jones & Seals, 115 Wheat
Kicklighter C. J., 104 Whitehall
Koch Bros., 34 Marietta
Kreis J., 113 Whitehall
La Hatte J. H.. 73^ Whitehall
La Hatte M. F. & Co., 117 White-
hall
Linch H., 123 Marietta
McCall J. K , agt. 75 Peachtree
McElveen I. D., 86 Peachtree •
McFarland P., 54 Foundry ^
Parker J., 127 W. Mitchell
Parker J. F.. 45 Chapel
farsons R., 332 Decatur
Scrodt & Jackson, 379 Marietta
Shields H. G., 50 Decatur
Shields L. A., 28 Decatur
Shields W. S., 320 Decatur
Smith H. B.. 287 W. Peters
Smith J T.. 58 M«Donough
Sparks W. C, Houston, nr limits
Starns J. C, 234 W. Mitchell
Stewart J, J.. 339 W. Peters
THOMPSON J. R.,
136 E. Hunter
Tye D., 135 Whitehall
Waits A. M., 97 Chapel
Walker E„ ws Marietta, n of Pon-
der av •'
Weathers & Co., 106 Decatur
Willmouth W., 313 Marietta
Wood W. S., 62 Decatur street
Butter
[Tennesse.]
JOHNSON ELAM,
12 Decatur and 13 Line, (see p.
Cabinet Makers.
[See Furniture Repaired }
Candy.
[Manufacturers.]
Block F. E„ 28 and 30 W. Alabama
JACK F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (see p. 87 )
o
lb
ELiM JOHH,
Headquarters for Flobida Orakgis, Messina-
Lemons, etc. (See Page 4.) v '
y
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23!
C
Johnson & Stallings, rear 36 Wh'te
LAGOMARSWO J,. *
4 Whitehall, (see p. 75 {
Loyd & Bro. 83 Whitehall
T.«^. [Wholesale.]
JACK & HOLLAND.
36 Whitehall
Carpenters.
[See also Contractors and Builders 1
HART P. W., -'
30 S. Broad. (See back palter )
Carpets and Oilcloths.
CEAMBERLDf, BOYNTON & CO
ijAroROP & WHITE
46 to 50 Mari^^tta
WffER ANDREW J.,
44 Peachtree
Carriages.
[Manufacturers and Dealers ]
ixa KK cor Butler
^^«5^ YS' 74 W. Peters
Curtis & Wpitzell. 85 Peachtree
Finney A T, 15 S. Broad
JONES CARRUGE FACTORY,
ts' (^iT^%f?^''' ^^^ Mariet-
t» (oee p. 75 )
MMDRN WAGON CO.
aV43''Catuf °^l^'' ^'' ^'
lines ) ''®''*^'^^- (See bottom
?^7;/-«^& Son. 34 Peachtree
iT^ ^J^A ^^ S. Broad
SpenceN.C. 45 and 47 Decatur
Chemists.
I J Txr ,l^ADa'.nicaJ.]
room 48. Capitol Bldg
Schumann P J , 63 Whitehall
HUTCHl/oN^^i^'l^r"^^
* Awin^'ifl'^^'- (See' back cover )
I*^, RANKIN & LAMAR?
20 and 22 Decatur '
Schumann P. J.. 63 Whitehall
C
China Decorating and Fir- ^
BRAlJmjLLERoFl MRS.. ^
^Jtudio. QS^ Whitehall ' • S
CUna, Glass and Queens- S
ware. ^
18 Decatur ► JJ
Brold^' ^ ' ^^ ^^t«^a" and 96 g
Seltzer H.. 16 N. Broad
Cider and Tinegar.
[manupacturbrs ]
Watkins & Co . 7 S. Broad
PillsburyJ. J., 188 Decatur
' 0
as
ft"
i>\o^^ Manufacturers.
RISTINE & MAY,
^'9 W. Alabama, (sefe p. 85.)
Chemicals.
-_^ [Manufacturers 1
fly D.) ' ^- *^*^'- (see
Cigars and Tobacco.
[wholesale.]
^njamin Bros A Co a^ vj i>» j
COHEN L. & CO. • • ^'°*^ J w
Hm^ONM.RROS./co!f ^
HHJ. JOHN M. & CO., bff
^ 16 Decatur - H-
HOWARD, WOOD & CO Ml
JOffilloNSiS''^'^^^^-- ^^
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See ' ^
^^^i5^?i5^Ei_*.%-52 Whitehall $
— 0
rp. ^ ----i-^^^15£5i5^EjLA%L52Whi^ JP
1 ne f^eorgia Road ^s the best^oute ?
J£|^|[p||0|||£ '• ^ ™¥^ ^^^ AlftbamaSt.for COAI. of
any kind. BlaeksmithlB Ck>al a specially. 8m page (100).
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Shropshire W R., 49 E Alahama
Winn B. M. & Co.. 18 S. Forsyth
[wholesale Ain> retail.]
BEEBHAN k KUHRT,
1 Whitehall, Kimball Honse,
Markham Hoase and Decatur,
se cor Peachtree
CULBERSON 0. I.,
1 Peachtree, cor Wall. (See
pajte87.)
LAWSOH & GRADDOGK,
50 Marietta. (See pa^e 93. )
Russell W. A. & Co.. 2 Peachtree
[retail.]
Cohen's J. J k Sons, 11 Peachtree
KATTKIUIOBN H. D.,
4 E. Wall. (Seepage 78.)
KENHT P. J.,
7 E. Alabama. (Seepaf^e 78.)
Leber H. B.,XOS. Broad
Maltry P., 51 Whitehall,
Makenson A. J., 49 S. Broad
NATIONAL HOTEL CIGAR gTAND,
(See page 8.)
Pendleton H. C, 40 Marietta
Vogt J., 92 Peachtree
Webb S. F.. 28 E. Wall
Weinmeister C. J., 10 N. Forsyth
Wieas W., 16 8. Broad
I CiyU Engineers.
Boeckh C. 43 S Broad
CORFDT MAX Y. D.,
Alabama, ae cor Forsyth
FROBEL B. W., /r
9iW. Mitchell '^
Larandon W. S , 170 E. Hunter
Post L. W.. 315 W. Colling
Postell J., 84 Ellis
Clothing. ^
[wholesale]
Bates Edwin & Co., 2 & 4 8. Pryor
Hirsch M. & J., 8 S. Pryor
[retail.]
ANDERSON JAMES A. ft CO.,
41 Whi.ehall. JSee front fly JB.)
ANDREWS, HITCH ft CO.,
16 Whitehall
COHEN ft SEUG,
23 Whitehall |
EISEMAN mOS., .
55 Whitehall
OAT A. O.K. ft Ca.
37 Peachtree
BTPgnii BROS^
42 and 44 Whitehall
Lehanoff A.. 12 W. Mitchell
HENKO M. ft BBO.y
21 WhitehaU
Morris W. C. A Co , 30 Peachtree
MUSE, SWIFT ft DALLAS,
38 Whitehall
Nathan B . 7 Whitehall
ROSENFBLD A. ft S^
24 Whitehall |
Schwartz W., 95 W. Peters i
SCOTT W. M.,
agt Wanamaker A Brown, 1|
and 13 Whitehall
Steinheimer A Kreisle, 30 White-
hall
Coal Dealers.
BELLW. S.,
19 N. Pryor. (See p. 92.)
Bradley J. M., 117 E. Hunter i
Brideer J. C. 22 S. Broad
GORDON H.H.,
45 N. Pryor ' {
Hoyle W. E. agt, Qarnett, ne cor.
Whitehall
KIMBALL J. C, !
11 E. Alabama and 72 Marietta.
(See top lines and page 100. Tel-
ephone.)
Lester J. S.. 12 E. Wall
SCIPLE ft SONS,
8 Loyd 'i ' r
WILSON W. 8. ft BRO., '
office and yard 7 Spring
ColSdes.
JOHNSON ELAM,
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See
page 4.)
Cotan Manufacturers.
Hall L. H. A Co., Elliott, nw cor
Newton
-:t-
\mhs&
®PIr?' £™™;S^ \ ^e being sold Very Low on Easy Terms by tht
,«> CU. MAlfOS i Smith American Organ Co.. Atlanta.
Collection Agents.
SANNER A. p.,
21i Marietta
Colleges.
ATLANTA BAPTIST FEMALE
SEMINARY (c), Mitchell, nw
ATLANTA BAPTIST SEMINART
c), Elliott nw cor W. Hunter.
{bee page 94 )
AnpTA FTMALE INSTITUTE,
143 Peachtree. (See page 89.)
^of t fceT'^ (^^' ^---
CLARK UNIVERSITY
McDonough, (seep. 96.)
[Commercial.]
Ty^'fo ^^SWESS UNIVERSI-
cover.t °^^' ^'^^ ^^^^
[Medical.)
Atlanta Medical College, Jenkins,
nw cor Butler *^
^®J^S^A®xFr."™CAN MEDI- -
^ 90 ) ' ''°'' Walton). (See
Georgia Eclectic Medical College,
oAESSSiir*®' J"°c Broad '
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE
Porter al. between Line arid
««™™ TTelegraph.]
«®^™^ TttEGiyLPHIC COL-
m P ' ^f ^V CHAMP, prin;
37^ Peachtree. (see p. 83.)
Cologne.
HUTCHISON ft BRO.,
TmoR^wH* ^^^ ^^^"^ '"''''^'-^
Marietta, S. W. cor Peachtree
Commercial Agencies.
. [aiE mebcantilb iOEyciEa]
111
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Commercial Stationers. -
26 MarietU. (See p. 79.) ,: ^>
*ifi?S*?*^^^^'* Merchants.
ADAIR ft BRO.,
27 W. Alabama
2?n^J./w' ^^ S. Broad
BARNES J. J.,
47 and 49 Alabama. (See p. 80 )
Barrow H v., 81 Peachtree
Brooks A Co., 6 Loyd ^^
Brunner J. W. & Co., 28 Peachtree O)
SSiSl* S™'tl»' 11 S. Forsyth
DICKEY, FAIN ft CO., ^
218. Broad
DUNN, JOHNSON ft CO.. ^
40 and 42 E. Alabama ^~
j^oSsffir^^^-^^^^--2
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See E|^
JOmfSON MARK W. ft CO., tl
27 Marietta. (See p. 80. ) (f "•
^^°°er. ,Tibb8 A Eakin, 31 W.
Mitchell
^jee Johnson & Co., 87 S. Broad
NEAL J. ft CO.,
9 S Broad
RICE Z. A. ft SON.,
63 S. Broad.
Roberts, Coleman A Co., 49 Peach-
tree
Simons A Drummond, 19 S. Broad
btepheDs John A Co., 41 and 43 E
Alabama
36 W.Alabama
'«^ro?d'- ^- * «>•'
WnjJAMS J. J. k CO.,
17 and 10 S.Forsyth
WYUE J. R., ^
32 N. Broad
ft?
Commissioners of Deeds. ►?
Gii^ra H. c.,
1» Whitehall
up, ~ — -■ ^^ ''"uepau rjf^
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liX^rS 3l(LBidN HTor Th» Georgia Mitm Belitf Amx
COT
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Krouse H , 20 Peachtree
Concrete Works.
luUMMlCUTT k BELLDfGRATH,
36 and 38 Peachtree
112
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Confectioners.
[WhoJesale]
Block F. B., 28 and 30 W. Ala-
bama
[Retail.]
Arbola M. Mrs., 133 WhitehaU .
Bennett M. Mrs,, 109 Decatur
Brown J. A, (c), 71 Peachtree
Calhoun M. (c), 34 Decatur
Cook J. T., 121 Peachtree
Brminjzer H. C, 13 E, Hunter
JACK F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (Seep. 87)
LAGOMARSmO J.,
4 Whitehall (See p. 75.)
MaBsa E. A., 19 Peachtree
Massa & Canavarri, 1 Marietta
Phelps W. H. H., 70 Whitehall
Rawlins A. Mrs., 114 Marietta
Robins N. E. Mrs., 182 Decatur
SAUL L. C,
36 WhitehaU
Wiess W., 16 S. Broad
Contractors and Builders.
COLES SANFORD
(c), 184 Marietta. (See p. 86.)
COLES k JAGKSOH
(c), 184 Marietta. (See p. 86).
Condon A Co., 43i S. Broad^
Cross E., Fuller, adjoining W. &
A. R. R 1
Fitte F. W., 236 iTy
Foster H. P., Wilson, nr Mayson
Ferry rd
GR^B^N k HOOKS,
1 Decatur | - -
HART F. W. k 80H.,
Fuller, sdjoioiog W. & A. R. R.
(See back paster).
Hays A. C, 81 Whitehall
Healey T. Q. A Son, 20 Peichtree
Jones & McGuire, 2 W. Wall
LeSueor J. A., 70 N. Butler
Lipes M., 14 N. Calhoun
LYNCH k LEA,
12 Loyd
McAfee W. W., 27 Whitehall
Mathews J. H., Hunter, se cor
Thompson
Murphy & Mann, 25 E. Hunter
Peck J. C, 20 Peachtree
Peck W., 142 Peachtree
[Railroad.]
BICHHOITD IlSL DAir7ILLS £Z-
TENSION CO., 50 N. Broad
Coopers.
Brown F., 126 W. Mitchell
Bny-
S EL AM JOHNSON, '^•^•"•^ ^l^'UfS ^ ^^' "^
Coppersmiths.
TBAUTWEIN W.,
50 S. Broad
Copying.
SOTTTHEBK COPTXHa CO.,
9i Marietta. (See p. 74.)
Cotton Brokers and
ers. V
Holbrook J. M., astt, 54 S. Broad
INICAN S. IC. as 00.,
39 S. Broad
McAfee 0. & Co., SOW. Alabama
Mitchell A. W., 16 E. Hunter
BIOS Z. A. k SON.
63 S. Broad '
SMITH H, H. k 00., •
d6 W. Alabama
Smith k Sons, 99 and 101 S. Broad
Snowden W. H.. 21^ E. Alabama
Thompson & Barnwell, 62 B. Ala-
bama
Cotton Compresses, v
Atlanta Compress and Warehous-
ing Co., W. Peters, ne cor C. R.
R
^ lis 5u
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Cotton Factories.
Fulton Cotton Spinning Co., Ga.
xC K., cor Factory
j
i : Cotton Factors.
ADAIR k BRO.,
27 W. Alabama
INMAW S. M. k CO.,
39 S. Broad
LANGSTON, CRANE k CO..
' 46 and 48 E. Alabama. (Seep.
MADDOX, RUCKER k CO.,
36 W. Alabama
Treadwell, Armistead A Co W
j Hunter, cor S. Forsyth
Cotton Gins and Presses
[MAyurACTURKRS AND DEALERS.!
AlfDERSON J. H.,
27 Marietta. (Seep. 80.)'
Perkins Bros., 32 and 34 W. Mitch-
eil
^^IfTHSBlP k BRO.,
Foundry, cor W. & A. R. R
Cotton JSeed Cieaners.
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfe
Co.; office, 55 E. Alabama; fac-
tory, Marietta, ne cor Mill
. ^ tS--; ■- .
Cotton and Woolen Mills
\ Supplies.
68^and 70 fe. AlabaW (See'p.
Cracker Mano&ctarers.
36 WhitehaU ' '^
LEWIS T.S., /^Z
__i£_to62E^Alabam»
Cutlers.
[manufacturing]
AHiAIfTA CUTLERY WORKS -•
Q 1?' ^**'% P'^P''' 27 and 29 (^
S. Broad. (Seep 82.) \^
Dairies. '^
Baker J. W., 12 Jennings al H^
Childers J., 259 N. CoIHns ^
H^nea A., es Randolph, 4th n of r i^
xlouston L/J
Dancing Academies.
Agostini F. M., 3i Whitehall
Dental Depots.
HOLIDAY E. A.,
32 Whitehall
Smith D., 66J Whitehall
Dentists.
C/5
I -
DR. J. p. HUNTL Y. ^
Dentist. 2, H
1 TO 4 TEETH IN8EBTED WITHOUT Q ^
PLATE. , K-iM
25i Peachtree. q|
Badger R D (c). 37^ Peachtree IT'S
BrockettC.T., 9 J Peachtree O)^
Browne W;. G., 33^ Whitehall
Carpenter L.D.. 47 Whitehall
Catching R H., 42 Whitehall
Crenshaw W., 24 WhitehaU
g^8 G W.. 48 Afarietta
go"*?d A Son, 24 Whitehall
?t^^*^.^- ^•' 32 Whitehall
63 Whitehall
THOKPSOH JOra S..
37i WhitehaU
Diamonds.
FSEMAK k ORAHKSHAW
31 WhitehaU. (sSfSgg^
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'For Eilme and Cements See page (100).
114
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47 Whitehall'. (See back cover.)
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HP) AUGUSTA, MACON. COLUM
a§ BUS and SAYANNAH, GA.,
C. F. WEATHBRBB
mmmBM
PUBLISHERS
— AND —
DIRECTORIES OF
h9
CHARLESTON. S. C. MEM-
PHIS. TENN.. LITTLE ROCK.
ARK., and GEORGIA STATE
GAZETEER; office 32 S. Broad
Street , . _
Tbe American Exchange in En-
-' -^rope, 449 Strand. W. C. London.
k y^ acta as our agent, and every city
^X I in the United States has our Di-
rectories on file.
Dispensaries.
BIGGERS S. T.,
77 Peachtree
Distillers.
Cox. Hill & Thompson, 29 Peach-
tree *■
Rose R. M., 20i E. Alabama
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.
OAWS T. P.,
240 Marietta. (See p. 87.)
rr)HARTF. W.,
^ t> 30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
Pr HART F. W. & SON,
MH Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R.
W(See back paster.)
LTNGH&LEA, '
h— 1 12Loyd. (Seep- 76.) .
ry^JXILE& k TRYON,
I ' I 36 Decatur
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur
Dress and Cloak Makers.
Ashworth A. E. Mrs., 142 N. Cal-
houn
Averett M. R. Mrs.. 3o Church
Bell M. E. Mrs.. 72 E. Peters
Blunt S. T. Mrs., 69 N. Calhoun
Bosworth E. Mrs., 210 E. Fair
Brown D. Miss. 70 Alexander
Carson N- P. Mrs., 39 Rhodes
Cathey A. Miss. 206 Whitehall
Curtiss M. E. Mrs., 57 N. Butler
DuffyJ. Mrs.. 78i Whitehall
Duhman M, Mrs.. 51 W. Hunter
Dyches M. Miss, 25 McAfee
Eshenbach J. Mrs , 20 Rock
Fambro A. A. Mrs., 44 W. Peters
Fleming E. J. Mrs., 271 Decatur
Foute E. H. Mrs., 208 Whitehall
Georgia Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
Haney J. A. Mrs., 64 Whitehall
Haskell W. W. Mrs , 71 N. Pryor
Hays M. Miss, 132 Thompson
Heath L C.Mrs., 100 Ellis
Hillsman M. (c). 241 Foster
Holcomb E. G. Mrs., 65 S. Forsyth
HoUingsworih M. Mrs.. 13 Williams
Hutchins C. (c). 17 N. Calhoun
Jackson E. M. Mrs.. 48 Church
Johnson L. Mrs., 66 Whitehall
Kenneday J. Mrs., 76 N. Forsyth
Kimball M. S. Mrs , 54 Castleberry
LAESSON MAEIE MLLE, ^^ ^
39i Peachtree. (See p. 74.)
Lee T. Mrs., 144 Whitehall
Lowe B. Mrs.. 82 W. Simpson
McClellan E Mrs., 82 W. Simpson
Nace A. R. Mrs., 66J Whitehall
Ross F. Mrs., 16 Hulsey
Rich M. & Bro., 64 and 56 White-
hall
Roberson M. Miss, 138 Marietta. -
Roberts S. F. Mrs., 68 Hayden
Russell E. Mrs., es Marietta, nr
Ponder av
Sewall A. Mrs., 215 W. Peters
Smith G. J. Mrs., 340 Whitehall
Strhamm J. Mrs , 298 Marietta
Taber F, F. Mrs., 66i Whitehall
Thompson C. M. Mrs., 49 Peach-
tree
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ill
5
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FAEEHAIT &
CEANZSHAW,
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. JEWELERS ^'=«^,„„.,
115
DYE
Tinsley S. Mrs.. 273 Lnckie
Wells J. R. Mrs.. 4di Whitehall
Drugs and Medicines.
[wholesale and retail.]
CANDLER A. H. & CO.,
47 Peachtree
Howard G. J. & Bro., 36 and 38 E
Wall
LAMAR, RANKrN & LAMAR
20 and 22 Decatur '
PEMBERTON, IVERSOX & CO.,
40 and 42 E. Wall
Daniel J. B., 13 Decatur
REDWINE C. L. DR.,
21 Marietta. (See back cover.)
[retail.]
Aslier W. C, 212 Marietta
Avary A., 73 Peachtree
BERRY E. M.,
25 Peachtree
Biegers T. S., 77 Peachtree
BRADFIELD& FITZGERALD,
26 Whitehall '
Calloway & Jewett. 144 Marietta
Curtis W. M., 265 W Peters
Gillam L M.. 88 McDonough
I Graham W. A.. 158 W. Peters
Haile T. J., 168 Whitehall
Hodges W. J., 160 Decatur
Huss J. C, ws Peachtree. 3d n
of 4th
HUTOHISO^ &^BEO.,
14 Whitehall. (See back cover )
KING F. ^
68 Decatur
McCosh S. A.. 397 Marietta
Mal-tin M, C. . 2 1 2 Decatur ,
Mozley H.. 98 Whitehall I '
Parks & Janes. 20 Loyd
Patman L. R & Co , 263 Decatur
Pinson & Dozier, 101 and 102
Whitehall
SCHUMANN THEO,
63 Whitehall
Sharp Bros., 202 Marietta
Williamson & Wilson, Whitehall,
June Fair
Woodward G. J., 65* Peachtree
TAILOR W. A., "
Marietta, sw cor Peachtree
WILSON & TYNER,
30 Marietta, cor Broad
Dry Goods.
[WHOLESALB.]
Crane, Boylston 4 Co., 6 and 8 S.
PiTor
KISER M. C. & J. F, & CO.,
14 and 16 S. Pryor *
MOORH, MARSH & CO.,
Pryor. nw cor Line
SILVEY JOHN & CO-
4 and 6 Decatur
[wholesale and retail.]
CHAMBERLIN, BOINTON &
Co , 66 and 68 Whitehall
DODGHERTY D. H.,
39 and 41 Peachtree «
KEELY JOHN,
62 and 64 WhitehaU
[retail.]
Abrahams A., 38 Decatur
Boy Ian J., 134 Decatur
Brotherfon W. H., 2 W. Mitehell
Fuller J. C, 232 W. Peters
Gramling W. S., 31 Peachtree
Hamrick N. R , 8 W. Mitchell
HIGH J. M.,
48 Whitehall ' '
Hirsch S. & Bro., 46 Decatur
Hurst J. M. & Son. 173 W. Peters
Kiser & Frazier. 77 Whitehall
Lowe J M. & Co.. 9 W. Mitchell
Milton J. L., 61 McDaniel
Mitchell W. D.. 300 W. Peters
Morris J. F., 88 and i90 W. Peters
RHODES WALLACii,
72 Whitehall
Rich M. & Bro.. 56 Whitehall
Richardson S. W., Lee, ne cor Gor-
don, W. E
Rosenfeld S., 48 Decatnr
Ryan J.. 61 Whiteha'l
Ryan Matt, 93 Whitehall
Vprner J. J., 16 W. Mitchell
Watson J. A. & Co., 20 and 22 W
Mitchell
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Djers and Cleaners.
Kreis J., 7 W. Peters
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^^ J ■ Wa MlQllJ^iif sale <& RetaU. Special rates to dealers. See page (100).
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Lochrey James, 45 E. Hunter
Watson J. S. &.Co., 86 S. Prjor
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Eleyators.
Atlanta Elevator Co., W. & A, R.R.,
cor Spring
Engineers.
[mechajjical.]
Buis L. H., 12 Mills
LEDERLE FR4NK,
49 Luckie. (See adv.)
Wynne T. F., Marietta rd, opp. Ex-
position Mills Co.
Engines.
[wind ]
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE CO.,
p S. Forsjth. (See Hv D.)
C8
' Engines and Boilers.
ANDERSON J. R,
69 S. Broad. (See side lines.
HARWELL J. H.,
79 and 81 S. Broad
JOHNSON MARK W. & CO., _
27 Marietta. (See p. 80 )
Perkins Bros., 32 and 34
Mitchell V
WHITE & GRAHAM,
S. Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See
p. 71)
WILKINS, POST & CO., -^
W. At A. R, R , June Marietta
W.
O
I.
i Engrayers.
FAIRBANKS & COX,
57 S. Broad
FREEMAN & CRANSHAW,
31 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
Haynes W. A.. 10 Marietta
HOLMAN, COFFIN & CO.,
26 Marietta. (See p. 79 )
LAWSHE ER,
47 Whitetiall. (See back cover.)
RIDGE F. T.,
32 S. Broad. (See p. 75.)
Exchanges.
ATLANTA PUBLIC PRODUCE, COT-
TON, STOCK AND REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE,
.37 wS. Broad. (Seep. 91.)
THE GATE CITT PRODUCE AND
COTTON EXCHANGE, 40 S.
Broad. (See p. 92 )
Express Companies.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,
30 and 32 Wall
1
Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
CHAMBERLIN, BOTNTON & CO., i
66 and <o^ Whitehall
Cook L., Lee, pe cor Gordon, W.
DOUGHERTT D. H., i
39 and 41 Peachtree y
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree f
HIGH J. M., >•
48 Whitehall
Kiser M C. and J. F. & Co., 14 and
16 S. Pry or
Moore, Marsh & Co., Pry or, nw cor
Line
REGENSTEIN & KUTZ, '
74, 76 and 78 Whitehall
RHODES WALLACE,
72 Whitehall
Rich M, & Bro., 54 and 56 White-
hall
Silvey J. & Co., 4 and 6 Decatur
Turner k Co., 43 Whitehall
Watson J. A. A Co.. 20 W. Mitchell
Fast Freight Liifes.
GREEN LINE,
8 S. Broad
Savannah F. F. Line, 1 S. Pry»)r
Fertilizers.
ADAIR &BRO..
27 W. Alabama
Angier C, 7 W. Alabama
Davis Webster, 15^ S. Broad
Goldsmith Bros., 69 E. Alabama
Harle & Jenkins, 41 S. Broad
wvwttvvigv «^ ^A V>_ Qiia, Varnishes. Brushes and Glaa...
PHIS m mm
"t Sold on Easy f By the Smith American
J Payments \ Organ Co., Atlanta, Ga.
.FER
JOHNSONMARKW. &C0.,
27 Marietta. (See p. 80.)
Knox J. 8, 7W. Alabama
LANGSTON, CRANE & CO.,
46 and48 E.Alabama. (See p 79 )
iioSiil^^^l^Jfj:' ^^ W- Alabama
MARTIN & PARROTT,
1h S. Broad
Patapsco Guano Co .36 W.Alabama
PENDLETON GUANO CO.,
office 16 E. Alabama. (See opp.
p. 444.) *^
20 S. Forsyth '
Swift T. L. & Co.. 55 E. Alabama
THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL AND
. MINING CO., 32 E. ^^\, ^
' flv D.) ^
^Iton, Whann & Co.. 31 W. Al-
abama
West A. J.. 55 Peachtree
Wilson B. F., 79 and 81 S. Broad
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Fertilizing Chemicals.
I«AMAH, RANKIN & LAMAR.
20 and 22 Decatur
Firing and China Decorat-
ing.
BRAUMULLER 0. L. MRS..
Studio 66^ WhitehaU
—
Fish, Oysters and Game.
Brown C, 17 Peachtree
«Jf£«?,^^' 1 E. Wall
DONEHOO E. P.,
5 E. Alabama. (See p. 93.)
Emery H. F.. 15 Peachtree
LaHatte J. H., 73J Peachtree
Florists,
LAMBERT A.,
E Fair, s of Cemetery. (See p.
WACHENDORFF E.,
W. Simpson, sw cor Vine, (See
p. 84.)
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Akers & Bro., 22 N. Forsyth
Becker G. V. k Co., 18 S. Forsyth
JOHNSON ELAM,
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See
^ P- 4.)
Logan k Co., 18 S. Forsyth
Morris J. B , 13 S. Pryor
i
Founders and Machinists.
Davis J., 221 Marietta
Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow
Johnston J. H., Marietta, cor Mills
Meneely G. R. & Co., W. k A. R.
R., e of Foundry
Porter & Meakin, 93 Ga R R
^2^^^ ^- * Co., 214 Marietta
WDrsmp & BRO.,
Foundry, cor W. & A. R R
Withers W. S., 24 S. Calhoun
Ii^
:t>
t?d
Fruits.
(See
THE MILIUBM I
[Wholesale.]
JOHNSON ELAM,
12 Decatur and 13 Line,
p. 4.)
Peers J. L., 3 E. Alabama
Wilson A. McD. k Co.. 32 Peach-
tree
[Retail.]
Arbola M Mrs., 133 Whitehall
Babb J. P., 91 S. Broad
Ballard Bros., 4 Marietta
Balochi T. C„ W^all. nw cor Prjor
Florida Fruit Co., 65 Peachtree
Garner W. J„ 200 Marietta
Gilbert A. L, 119 Whitehall
Grauiti J., 2U S. Broad
Hartman P. Mrs., 26 W. Mitchell
Kimball C, H., 22 W. Mitchell
LAGOMARSINO J.,
4 Whitehall. (Seep. 75.)
Lee G. (c), 90 S. Broad
Loving Bros., 36 Marietta
Makemson A. J., 49 S. Broad
Massa E. A., 19 Peachtree
Register L. L., 108 Whitehall
Register O. J., Ill Whitehall ,
I Saul L. C. 36 Whitehall
Lightest Draft and Best Fin^
ished Wagon in the market.
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•'^ •'^^^■"*'-" The Georgia Mutual ReUef Association.
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Furnaces.
[Boiler.]
JARVIS PAT. FURNACE.,
f^^^^.lf'^^r^e, agt; P. 0. Box
I 618. (See p. 105.)
I
Furniture
[Manufacturers.]
Feniey W. L., 331 Decatur
Hinman George, 333 and 335 Ma-
rietta
RISTINE & HAT,
29 W. Alabama. (See p. 85.)
[Dealers.]
Carpenter & Clark, 39 W. Peters
Cook L., Lee, se cor Gordon, W. E
Evnrs J. c,
52 S. Broad
Pi
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J. H. GAVAN,
78 Peachtree St.,
And Baby Buggies Repaired,
Rented, Bought or Ex-
changed.
4g-Mattres8fe8 made and renovated.
Griffin T. W.. 302 Decatur
IDLLER ANDREW J.,
44 Peachtree
NEAL JOHN & CO..
9 S. Broad
SS^i^ ^' ^" 132 Decatur /*
SNOOK P. H., ^
7 and 9 Marietta, 12 and 14 Wal-
ton
Stocker & Castleberry, 85 White-
hall
Treadwell Charles, 150 Marietta
[made and repaired.]
nnSSHS;^' 127 S. Forsyth
BOHNEFELD CHARLES,
rear 37 Marietta
DeBray Bros., 37 Marietta
Harris J. B-, 59 Marietta
Hartman T. R., 231 Decatur
Neal & Co.. 69 Marietta
RliM JOHH.
Galvanized Iron Cornices.
HUNNICUTT & BELUNGRATH,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Game Depots.
[See also Fish and Game.]
DONEHOO E. P.,
6 E. Alabama. (See p. 92 )
Gas Companies.
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO..
21 Whitehall
Gas and Steam Fitters.
[See also Plumbers.]
PRANKLIN H.,
74 S. Broad, cor Hunter
RTAN & STOCKTON,
55 S. Broad. (See p. 72.)
General Stores.
Clarke J. A.'& Co., 204 Marietta
Falvey J., J., 148 :Marietta
Mitchell W. D., 300 W. Peters
Morris J. F., 90 W. Peters
Gents Furnishing Goods.
ANDERSON JAMES A. & CO.,
41 WhitehHJl. (See fly B.)
ANDREWS, HITCH & CO.,
16 Whitehall
EISEHAN BROS.,
55 Whitehall
Floersh A., 80 Peachtree
Gay A. O. M. & Co., 37 Peachtree
Goldsmith & Hughes, 9 Peachtree
HIRSCH BROS.,
42 and 44 Whitehall ,
McCaila Bros.. 3 Whitehall ^
MENKO M. & BRO.,
21 Whitehall
24 Whitehall
Wholesale Grocer & Commission Merchant.
(See 2=a,e'e ■4.) .. ,,
\
GRA ]J^
AM) FINE JEWELRY
eaaail Street.
SCOTT WILLIAM M.,
11 and 18 Wbiteha'll
Steinheimer & Kreisle,
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Line. (See
Gram Dealers.
Brooks &Co., 6 Lovd
JOHNSON ELAM,
I 12 Decatur and 13
P 4.)
MIOTELBERRY & WHITLOCK.
t 24 K Alabama '
•More, Sims &^ Co.. 135 Marietta
Grates and Mantles.
HDjNICTm- & BELLINGRATH,
30 and 38 Peach cree
Grocers.
[Wholesale.]
Abbott A Bro., 64 and 66 E Ala-
bama
BARNES J. J., I f
47 and 49 K Alabama. (Seep.
BOYNTON BROS., I
^S E, Alabama
Boynton G H.. 15 S. Forsyth
Carlton & Smith, 11 S. Forsyth
40 and 42 K Alabama
20 E. Alabama '
Garrett & Bro., 50 and 52 E Ala*
bama
^R Alabama^' & Co., 55 and 57
^if^f ®' * Hallman. 40 Peach-
J6hnS0N ELAM,
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See
T ^j ''
Jordan & Cranston, 55 Peachtree
I«i;NGSTON, CRANE & CO.,
_46 and 48 E. Alabama
lie him Platfora ^'.IT"^":!'*''"'^^^^^^^^^^
W.
^rJ^^J^""^ '^ ^- 67 E Alabama
"'<? ELBERRY & WHITLOS:
^4 Ji. Alabama
Morris & Bro., 46 Peachtree
Parish J T , 586 Marietta
Simc^s^D^ummond 19 S. Broad
3 ti. Alabama
Stephens John & Co., 41 and 43 E.
Albania
TANNER, CURRIER & HEATH
WM ^°^' se cor Line '
ilT ^- ^'^' * ^°- ^2 Peach
W^r J. L.;59E. Alabama
32 and 34 N. Broad r
[Wholesale and Retail ]
P^i°^^* ^liffy. 6 W. Mitchell
I'owe G W 33 W. Mitchell
mK'\^ & Johnson, 10
Mitchell '
[Retail.]
Adair J T., 70 Decatur
Adams L. D.. 20 Peachtree
Adamson & Son. 262 Decatur
^ «" §• F-. 224 Uecatnr
Allen E. T 102 McBonou»h
Anderson & Bro., 147 W. Peters
^f k.bald & Co.;i2H Peacbfree
^rdia^- *'^-"»- - -
Bangert C. 66 E Harris
Barrow B. N 120 Marietta
R^fTw^;,-^- «' Peachtree
356 Marietta
Beyer M. M.. 90 Decatur
^ird & Compton, 38 Marietta
Bishop C, 30 Pine
Sitf«2f "(^^^ 375 W. Peters
Bobo G W, 118 Marietta
-^^^^ & Peek, 25 W. Mitch^^ll
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Bostwick T. R , 239 Marietta
BOTD & JOHNSON,
98 Peachtree
Boyd & Hanye. 66 Decatur
Brewer E., 92 Peachtree
Bridges J. H., ws Marietta, n of
Ponder av
Buchanan T. J., 248 Decatur
BurnR S. (c), Huaaphries, nw cor
Wells
Burnur R. (c), Decatur, nw cor
Cordelia
Buzbee C. K., 367 Peachtree
Buzbee & Dyar, 68 Peachtree
Byer M., 90 and 92 Decatur
Byrum M. B., 182 McDonough
Caldwell R. H., Lee, sw cor Gor-
don, W, E
Camp B. A., 119 Whitehall
Camp M. P. & Co., 170 W. Peters
Camp & Son, 188 Marietta
Campbell D. Mrs , 149 Luckie
Carlton & Son, 134 and 136 Ma-
rietta
Carr J. A. (c), junc Frasier and
Butler
Carroll H. C. (c). 180 E. Cain
Cary J. A. (c), 130 McDaniel
Chamberlain S., Walton, cor Foun-
dry
Clark A. B , 17 E. Alabama
Cleaton J. D., 108 Peachtree
Coakley A. J.,28Hilliard
Cohen A. E.. 129 W. Peters
Collins M. E. Mrs., 146 Marietta
Constantine H. H., 257 ' Peachtree
Cottingham J. D , 129 Whitehall
Cotton J. W., 128 S. Forsyth
CoxT. H.,2^i8 Marietta
Cox W. (c), junc Mitchell and Tatt-
nall
Coy en J., 56 Decatur
Creed M. Mrs., 412 Marietta
Cromley C. Mrs., 264 Marietta
Culberson M. L., 336 Decatur
Culbertson S, D,, 60 Jones av.
Culver B. (c), 227 W. Peters
Curny H. (c), 164 Eraser
Davis C. C, 43 Chapel
Defoor J. A., 137 W. Peters
Dennis J. W., W. & A. R. R , nw
cor Mayson Ferry rd.. Bellwood
Dittler A., Calhoun, ne cor E,
Harris
Donohoe A. Mrs., 148^ Decatur
Doualas M, Mrs., 186 Elliott
Douglass R. W., 75 N. Collins
Downs & Coonley, 48 Decatur
Duffy J. J., 2 Pulliam
Dunning V. & Co., 86 McDonough
Dyer T. H., 64 Decatur
Edwards & Co., 364 Decatur
Elliott S. A. Mrs., 335 W. Peters
Ellis J. M.. 198 Houston
England, Jelks k Tappan, 24
Peachtree ^
Eubanks G.. 67 S. Broad
Faith J. S., 298 Decatur
FalveyJ. J., 148 Marietta
Farrell J., 217 W. Peters
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Ferris & Fincher, 8 Werners av
Fincher J. L„ 251 W. Mitchell
Fincher S. T., 270 Decatur
Fincher k Bro., 88 Peachtree
Fischer J. A., 264 Decatur
Floersh A., 80 Peachtree
Francis T. L., 454 Marietta
Franklin k Wilkins. 18 W. Mitchell
Frazier k Morgan, 79 Whitehall
Freeman W. G., 300 Peachtree
Fuller J. C, 232 W, Peters
Fuller J. W., 25 Windsor
Fuller P. L., Marietta, nw cor Pon-
der av
Gallagher T., M^ysons Ferry rd,
near Oglethorpe Park
Gantt J., Smith, ne cor Rawson
Garvin B. F, 4 Thurmond
Gatins J., 62 N. Calhoun
Genover S. D. Mrs., 89 Moore
Gilbert J. B., 165 W. Mitchell
Gillespie J. W., 141 N. Calhoun
Glazier k Howard, 234 Decatur
Green S. Mrs., 304 Deeatur
Gregory D. S., 82 Peachtree
Gunn k Grant (c), 50 Humphries
Guthman 8., 133 W. Peters
Hancock W. A., 249 W. Mitchell
Hanlon J., 20 Foundry
Harrison J. E., 224 W. Peters
Harwell k Bro.. 324 Marietta
Haslett S. D., 176 W. reters
Henderson J. (c), 231 N. Calhoun
MlpsWlfcMl^S^- D
Hill J. A 128 W. Mitchell
Hogan W. J., 77 Houston
tree ^' ^* ^^'^- ^9 Peach-
HOLUDAY J. H. & CO
13 W. Mitchell '
Holstein G., 226 Foster
Honecker C, 137 Marietta
g«>5k« J- Cy 296 Peachtree
W°ffT n • -^,"^,^26 Marietta
Huff J C 91 Whitehall
Hurst J. M. k Son. 173 W. Peters
Irwjn Y. M., 461 Marietta
Jackson J. (c), 182 Wheat
James R. & W. M , 222 E. Fair
Johnson 3 , 179 Marietta
Johnson J., 25.i E Fair
^Johnson k Smith, 102 Peachtree
, Johnson & Son. 140 Marietta
- Johnson & Stewart, 17LW PetPra
Jones N J (c). 77 W, Peters
KarrJ. A.. 256 Marietta
Karwisch H . 88 Decator
Klassett Andrew, 98 Nelson
LairdJLA., 126 Whitehall
Laird W., 197 Whitehall
Lamar J. L (c), 234 Fraser
Lamb A . Marietta, se cor Ponder
av
Lambert a Mrs.. 363 W.Peters
Lambert W.. 201 Chapel
Landrum J^N., agt, 57 Peachtree
^'^^fj^'^WH (^), Tattnall, ne
cor Markham
Lay D. (c). 287 Fort
f^°*P**^ A. S., 48 Decatur
Lively W.E, Fraser, ne cor Crum-
Lockhart k Sayre, 236 Decatur
Lynch J. C, 300 Decatur
i;y°cji J J., 44 Decatur
^^^fee T. 189 Marietta
K'*'° Y- Hm 133 Calhoun
McCravy & Bro., 116 Whitehall
McHan C. H.. 276 E. Fair
M^^^°°7 ?• ^*^^' 254 Marietta
McKoy J. J., 48 Peachtree
M^^M?*"'^^^- ^ M'-*-. 71 Chapel
S?°*9°-^25 Marietta ^''
cor
r^ f3.T A QQT I FINEST ASSORTMENTIM THE CITY. ALLSIZES.
W V-« -"aXOO a ■ F. J. COOI.KDOK A R&O.
UrtO/Vr i V.'^*-' marietta
. K^''*^'^ ^'°'^°' 330 Decatur
^ MoK^^"" ^; ^^ ^ Peachtree'
- Mahoney M.. 124 Decatur
- 5itliera^aacliMilbm?agflDCfl,,Ssl«|&?s^?o5s:
Maier M.
Foundry
MANLEY BROS.,
28 Marietta
Marion S., 282 Marietta
Martin G. W, 165 Nelson
Martin L. E Mrs.. 260 Decatur
Martin J. W.. 186 Marietta '
Mason C^Mrs., 40 N. Butler
Mayson TC, 3 Marietta
A-L. 1^^"°^"^^^. Decatur, junc
Middlebrooks W. M.. 405
!^?|^?°,f- L. 61 McDaniel
^1^*^^^' J- H.. 174 Marietta
Mitchell W. D.. 300 W Peters
Moore H C. (c). 151 W Pete ,
Morris C.M.. 116 Decatur
MorrisisVl^"!^^^- Peters
fe & Nith'Zn '83 P"^^^^
Moseley H. (t l7rN''crS^^^
kT' 1 1- ^^^- 263 W. Peters
^elms & Carmichael, 288 Marietta
Norris J C. 213 W. Peters
vSiT^'l''^ '^*?^'' 225 Fraser
x^aden k Tuce e flnnRf/^n o™
Butler ^^^ ' a.ouston, sw cor
^™P8J-(c). 52 Howell .
PV -P' o- i^^ ^itehall ^
Phillips S . 222 Fraser W ^
Pr'^'^c^;.^- ^^)' 195 N. Butler S ^
Plunket S G.. 274 Marietta g H
Poole B. J., 269 W. Peters W "
pririji',o*J?''S'''^«*^^t^«ef n
p • V, o' 11^ McDonough L U
Prior G.S. 51 Peachtree ^Z
Pnsock M. J., 605 Decatur m <
Quarterman T. E., 151 J W. Peters ^
Rafter C. ) 44 E. Harris *^'' 0 ftb
Rag and F. A.. 70 Peachtree f^ ^
RagIaodT.E.;il2Wh?teh:n g
RagsdaleLN, 111 W.Peters S
t^er"^ G. A. k Co.. 25i Peach- ^
Ransford H.. 167 Whiiehall
^^^^J- J' Thurmond.se cor Man-
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' Rich H., Wheat, sw cor Yonge
j5 Richards J. J., 198 McDonough
Riker T. H., Greens Ferry rd, nr
limits
Roberts, Coleman & Co., 49 Peach-
tree
Robertson E. A. & Co., 100 Peach-
tree
Robinson J. L , 114 Fraser
Rockwell W C, 5 Marietta
Ross & Gay (c), 100 Haynes
Sahli G G , Decatur, cor Fitzgerald
. SchellJ. T. (c). 149 W. Peters
>• Schmeltzer F., 142 Elliott
ID Shannon W. A., 104 Whitehall
Shea J. Mrs.. 512 Decatur
Shelton H. H., 9 W. Mitchell
Sheldon & Co , 90 McDonough
Slaughter J. T., 143 W. Peters
Smith B. T„ 2U W Peters
Smith H. L. (c), 119 W. Peters
Smith J , 70 McDonough
O Smith J. T., 68 McDonough .
Smith W. D (c), 180 Decatur
Smith k Liddell, 158 E. Harris
Solomon A. (c), George, se cor
Jj Biggers
*-• Stanford M. E., 114 E. Cain
^ Stark J. H , 208 Marietta
«2 Stewart W. F., 30 Gartrell _
SoStiegling F., 125 Whitehall
S-% Tate J. (c), 220 Decatur
Thompson G., 60 Humphries
THGBIFSQN J. R.,
136 E. Hunter
Th(fmpson L. M,, 196 Decator
Thompson R. M. Mrs., 285 E Fair
Thompson W. W., 190 Decatur
Todd At F. & Bro., Walker, junc
W. Peters
Tolbert J. J & Co , 19 Washington
Torbett & Co., Marietta, opp Plow
Wks
Turner H. (c), 92 Houston
Underwood R , 229 W. Peters
Verner J. J., 16 W. Mitchell
Veal B. F., 508 Decatur
Ward W., Pine, nr Fort
Watson I. M.. 21 W. Mitchell
Watts A. (c), Fraser, necor Rawson
WendtO., 115 Whitehall
Wick ley H. Mrs.. 44 Foundry
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[jlh Elam Johnson
Wiley E. K. (c), 229 Wheat
Williams K. C , agt, 106 Whitehall
Wilson J F., 169 Marietta
Witt H. H., 290 Marietta
Wolfe H., 84 Whitehall ;
Woodard S. W. (c), 257 Foster
Wright & Hilley, Houston, ne cor
Calhoun
Yates J. G., 129 Chapel '
Gun and Locksmiths^
HEINZ & BERKELE,
15 Whitehall
I^eves W. F., 9 E. Alabama
Hair Goods.
Brown F. L. (c), 71 Peachtree
Cook R. Mrs., 67 Peachtree
Fuhrer J., 66 Whitehall
Hetzel L. Miss, 60 Whitehall
Stuart L. Miss, 66^ Whitehall
Hardware.
[wholesale.]
BECZ, GEEaa k 00.,
2 and 4 S. Pry®r. (See p. 88.)
Clarke Thos. M. & Co., 27 Peach-
tree
IIOBEISOIT, BAIN Sa CO.,
10 and 12 S. Pryor
[retail.]
Clarke, Thompson & Co., 45 Peach-
PEANOIS, SIMMS & 00., !
42 Peachtree
HART F. W .
30 S. Broad (See back paster.)
NcN AUGHT & SCEUlOHIN,
8Q Whitehall
Richardson S. W., Gordon, ne cor
Lee, W. E
Harness.
[See Saddles and Harness.]
Hats, Caps, Etc.
[Wholesale.]
Horsey' 8 T M. Sons.. 15 N. Pryor
.^ei ^^ 1 ICiARS AlVD TOBACCO at
Wholesale. (See Page 4.) ^
\
FEBEM a CSmSSAW, soM%n^ w^^
HAT
^'l&^yo^; '' ^- ^ ^-' 1^ and
""rLin^^ * ^° • ^^^-' -
[Retail ]
^ tree'' ^^^^^^^^^" ^ ^O" 35 Peach-
CHWSTUN J. A. & BHO
6 Whitehall '
GAYA.0 M. &6o.,
37 Peachtree
Nolan & Doty. 67 Whitehall
Pope H. C. 2 Whitehall
haU '°'^'' & Krelsle. 30 White-
Hatters.
Bussey H. H., 2^ Marietta
Headache Cure.
NEURALGINE,
flutchison & Bro., 14 Whitehall,
(oee back cover.)
Hides, Furs, Wool, Etc.
Atlanta Hide and Leather Co.. 10
o. rorsyth
Sheek&Co., 16 S. Forsyth
Hosiery.
WYNNE T. P.,
Marietta rd, opp. Exposition Fac
I???^^l!0CKS^_3M7hit^^
INS
Atlanta Hotp), 79 Decatur
CANNON HOUSE, •
16^ iManetta
Gate City HoIpK 40^ Deoatnr
HOTEL WEINMEISTER '
«i«,r^Ji^ ^^ ^- Forsy'ih
MARKHAM HOUSE,
Waif' fo^^'.'^'-^P^'- ^oyd, opD.
>vaJl. See front cover )
NATIONAL HOTEL -^
S- ^- Wljite, propr; 6, 8 and 10
Peachtree. (See p. 8 )
Southern Hotel, 54J Decatur
?«"«« Fnrnishing Goods.
Tree^' ^'"^""^ ^ ^^'* ^^ ^^^c^'
FRANKUN H.,
Broad. *ror Hunter
HUNNICIJTT & BELUNGRATH,
36 and 38 Peachtree
btewart & Smith, 69 Whitehall .
Hotels.
[See also Restaarants.")
The First Class Hotel,
^^VILLE & TERRY. Proprietors.
«TOP 8t. between WaU and Decatur,
ATLANTA, QA.
CharloSI, U: cf ^^ ' ^*"^^^ House.'
Adams Honse. 24 E. Wall
. Ice.
nil T«« Q^^"^^*^^orere.]
GA. ICE MNFG. CO.,
oO W. Alabama
_ ^ [Dealers.]
Brown C. 17 Peachtree
Day S. W., 1 E Whitehall
Emery H.-F., 15 Peachtree
The Georgia Koad ^^
Injectors.
KEYSTONE INJECTOR,
^p° f Stockton, agts; 65 S
Broad. (See p. 72 )
Insurance Adjusters.
Peters T., 8 S. Broad
Insurance i gents. I
AngierC, 7 W.Alabama I
^V^'^^ 21 Marietta ^
GASTLEMAN H.,
10 E Alabama. (See back
ooDe)
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Coviugioa J. W., I S. Pryor
Fisher M. C, 28 E. Wall
Gav E. S , 15J N. Prjor
HASKELL W. W.,
29 Whitphall
HURT JOEL,
lU S. Broai
Jenkins S. F.. 11 E. Alabatra
Johnston J. E. & Co., 1 and 3 Ma-
rietta
King J. G., 61 S. Broad
Pattillo W. P. & W. F., 1 S. Prjor
Raine & Davis, 2U* E. Alabama
ROMARE, J-ERDUE"<S: EGLESTON,
3^ Whitehall, Centennial bldg.
(See p. 81.)
Stockdell Henry C, 3^ Whitehall
VanDuzee A. J , 50 Marietta
White W. Woods. 2U Peachtree
WHITNER & CLARKt,
43 i Whitehall. (See p. 79 )
£i Insurance Managers.
WHITNER JNO. C. & SON,
43* Whitehall
a
Insurance Companies.
[Fire.]
BRITISH AMERICA. 'f/
of Toronto, J C. Whitner & Son,
managers; Whitner & Clarke,
acts; 43^ Whitehall
COLUMBUS INS. AND BANKING
Co., of Miss. ; Whitner & Clarke,
asts ; 43^ Whitehall
CONNECTICUT,
of Hartford, Whitner & Clarke,
agts: 43* Whitehall
CONTINENTAL FIRE INS. CO..
ot N. Y., S. W. Williams, man-
ager ; G. S. Wolford. supt ; Whit-
ner & Clarke, agt9 ; 43^ White-
hall ; Sou. Dent, 10 W. Alabama
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
ot Phila., Romare. Perdue &
Egleston. aets ; 3^ Whitehall
GERMAN AMERICAN,
of N. Y., Whitner & Clarke, agts;
43* Whitf^hall
HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.,
of Conn., Romare, Perdue &
Earleston. acts ; 3* Whitehall
IMPERIAL AND NORTHERN,
of London, Romare. Perdue &
Egleston, asrrs; 3^ Whitehall
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, of Phila ;
Romare, Perdue & Egleston,
agrs : 3* Whitehall
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA-
TION, of Eng., Romare, Perdue
&E2leston, agts; 3* Whitehall
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INS.
Co., H. Castleman, agt; 10 E.
Alabama
MECHANICS FIRE INS. CO.,
of Brooklyn. N. Y., W. W. Has-
kell, agt ; 29 Whitehall
NIAGARA FIRE INS CO..
of N. Y. W. W. Haskell, agt :
29 Whitehall
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSU-
RANCE SOCIETY. H. Castle-
man. agt; 10 E. Alabama
PHOENIX,
of London, Whitner & Clarke,
agts ; 43 J Whitehall
QUEEN INS. CO.,
of London, Romare. Perdue &
Egleston, agts; 3* Whitehall
ROYAL,
of England, Whitner & Clarke,
agts; 43 J Whitehall
SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL,
Whitner & Clarke, agts; 43 J
Whitehall • ..
STAR,
of New York, Romare, Perdue
& Egleston, agts, 3* Whitehall
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY,
of New York, Romare, Perdue
& Egleston, agts, 3^ Whitehall
WATERTOWN,
oC Watertown, New York, Whi^
ner & Clarke, agts; 3 J White-
hall
WESTCHESTER FIRE INS. CO.,
of New York, W. W. Haskell,
aet; 29 Whitehall
Pv^qTi AQ f f f ^'^ Piunt, Carriage and Yamish Brashes, all kinds
CrUSAGSl!; and sizes at 3 "
7. COOX^SSQ-S <Sa SS&0.
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IMmt
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Pianos 1-?^®.^*^^*'^/! ^y^« smith American Organ
j^UUU&i /-for 69 Years. 1 M ^- a.i.-._ r.. •
125
WESTERN,
of Toronto, Whitner & Clarke
agts; 43* Whiteha'I
WILLIAMSBUR6H CITY INS CO
"^-^oTtiX?"^' ^- ^- Haskeli;
agt; 29 Whitehall
9
[life.]
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.,
of^'ew York, Romare, Perdue
& Egleston, agts; 3^ WhitehalU
[life a.d accidekt ]
TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCI-
DENT, of Hartford. Romare,
Whthalt '^^'"^°^' ^^^«' '^
Iron, Steel and Nails.
BECK, GREGG & CO.,
10 ahd 12 S. Pryor
Iron Works. ^^
Porter & Meakin, 93 Ga R. R
w?T irTio^'^£- * ^«- 214 Marietta
WIIfilNS, POST & CO.,
WINSHIP •ft'EROr' ^'"''*'
Foundry, w of W. & A. R. R
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
LAD
Phillips W. R Jr. & Co., 25 White
hall
PICKERT A. F.,
5 Whitehall
PLUMMER E. T.,
17 Whitehall
SOLOMONSON S. L ,
35 Whitehall. (See covers)
Stilson F. J., 53 Whitehall
Junk Dealers.
Adier M., 81 S. Broad
Barwald M & Co , 12 E Mitchell
ElsaR I. & Co.. 62 S. Broad.
HIRSHBERG J.,
86 S. Broad. (Seep. 93.)
Linch H., 130 Marietta
Spinks & Owens. 90 S. Broad s
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Justices of the Peace.
Butt W. M., 79 Whitehall
PITCH FORD D.,
3^ Marietta
RheaJ., 61* Whitehall
TANNER G. H.,
16^ Whitehall
Jewelers Supplies.
Gouldsmith T. F., 54 Whitehall
Jewelers and TVatchmak-
ers
^BoteTM^^"^^^^^'^"^
21 Whitehall ''
TOiS25t^° P. A., 50 Decatur
raEEMAN & CRANKSHAW
TT ^^ 7[^'^f^^^^' (See top lines)
Fry Abe, 4 Peachtree
?.*S,«^^- ^- 10 Marietta
LAWSHE ER,
T ^^ Whitehall (See back cover)
Loew & Zander, 29 Whitehall
Northen W. P.. 47 Whitehall
Kalsomining.
» ft
ST®
ft P
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Reynolds & McKenzie, 75 E. Ala-
bama'
McNEAL W. S. i8c CO.,
41 S. Rroad. (See p. 93 )
Knit Goods.
WYNNE Ti F., '
Marietta rd, opp Exposition Fac-
tory
Laboratories.
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
20 and 22 Decatur
t>J
Lace Goods.
^ [Manufacturers.]
Tift E, a, 7^ Whitehall .
Ladies Underwear.
Hardin S. A. Mrs., 114 Marietta
as-
HE
■i'
trite to B. l. Mwater '^^^r p*ffi ^.Jj^so-y w- -j
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rHE 6E0EC!ii MUl REllEF ASSOCIAIIIIH.'^ S!^HS^-
LAM
KEELT JOHN,
58 and 62 Whitehall
o
»*^>25 Lamps, Chandeliers, Etc.
qjShUNNIGUTT & BELLINGRATH,
2!" 36 and 38 Peachtree
oo
2 Land and Loan Agents^
H " NELSON, BARKER & CO.,
126
Secures Certificate.
LAW
H
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37 Marietta
Lanndries.
Troy Steam Laundry, N. Forsyth,
se cor Walton
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Lawyers.
ANDERSON CLIFFORD, State House
Angier E. A., 16 Whitehall
.Arnold F. A., 69 E. Alabama
Arnold Reuben, 69 Whitehall
Arrowood J. M., 14^ Whitehall
Banks J , lawyer, 2i Marietta
Barnett S. Jr., 23* Whitehall
BELL HIARGUS A^
30^ Marietta
Bigby & Parrott, U. S. Court House
_ Blafck & Albert, 2^ Marietta
O Bleckley L. E . 10 S. Forsyth
JfeH BRAY WELLBORN M.,
Ul 2U Marietta
BROWN JULIUS L.,
room 4 Brown Block, 38 E. Wall
BROWN WALTER R., ^
9 Whitehall ^
WBROYLES E. N.,
8 S Broad
CALHOUN W. LOWNDES,
City Hall
CANDLER & THOHSON,
32 E. Wall f ;^
Clark G. T., 38 E. Wall
GLAraUH. J.,
23 E. A labama
w0% COLDWELL, J. 6.
Jr^ 16^ Whitehall
M Collier G. W., 89 S. Pryor ^'?*
■TJ Collier & Collier, 57 Whitehall
2 GONLET k SHUMATE,
8^ Marietta
5 ELiM mmi
Culberson A. B. & H. L, 61 E.
Alabama
CUNNINGHAM J. D.,
15 E. Alabama
Daniel J. F., 54 Whitehall
DarnallS. A, 48 Marietta
DeGraflFenreid M., 35 S. Broad
Dersey R. T., 25 Whitehall
Eckford J. J.,^^
23 E. Alabama
ELUS W. D.,
38 E. Wall '
ELY ROBERT N.,
3^ Whitehall
Finley T., 2U Marietta
Fry G. T., 50^ Decatur
Gartrell L. J., 3* Whitehall
Gaskill C. B., 57 Whitehall
GLENN L. J. & SON,
19 Whitehall
GOODE SAMUEL W.,
44 Marietta
Goodwin J. B . 27 Whitehall
GORDON FRANK,
45 Marietta i-
GRAY JAMES A.,
33^ Whitehall
Gray J. R , 3^ Whitehall
HAMMOND N. J.,
48 Marietta
Hammond W. Jl., 23J Whitehall .
HARALSON F. L.,
State House
HARBISON & PEEPLES.
33 Capitol Bldn?
Haskins C. R., 48 Marietta
Heyward W. I., 7^ Whitehall
HlHHTOIVi:.R A. B.,
6i Whitehall
HILL B. H. &SON,
40 Marietta
HiUC. D., 40 Marietta ■
Hill D. P A Son, 2i Marietta -
HILLYER H.,
2Ii E, Alabama
HOGE E.F,
23 Whitehall
Hopkins & Glenn, 1 J Marielta
Hoyt S. B., 68 E. Hunter
Hulsey & McAfee, 2U Marietta
JACKSON & KING,
40 Marietta
Headquarters for i^LOBiDA Oraxqes, Messdta
Lemons, etc. (See Page 4.)
! i- .
Ppeeman & Crankshaw, ^ ' ^..^J e w e l r y, ^^
^•— ni»**«»YYf 31 wiiltehaU Street. <r.
LAW 'T^ ^ ^
JENKINS J. C,
48 Marietta
JONES ALEX. R..
6 J Whitehall
Jordan R J., 3* Whitehall
King A. C, 25 Whitehall
Lawton J. L., 3 i Marietta
LESTER GEO. N. & D. P ,
32 E. Wall ■'
LUMPKIN J, H.,
32 Capitol bldg
McCAY & ABBOTT,
6i Whitehall
Manning A- A., 8^ Marietta
Martin D N., 30^ Marietta
MABTIN E. WELLBOBN,
7| Whitehall '
MILLEDGE & HAYGOOD,
69 E. Alabama (upstairs)
Moore C E., 6J Whitehall
Morgan J. M., 15 S. Broad
JIv^v?3 J' ^^ E. Alabama
MYNATT & HOWELL,
12 E. Alabama
Newman W. T., 35 S. Broad
Orr E H„ 7^ Whitehall
P2n:JJ:ton J. T., 29 Whitehall
PITTMAN DANIEL,
4 Peachtree
Ravenel & Gadsden, 11^ S. Broad
Jea^ C. A., 32 E. Wall
REDWINE J. B.,
l^ Whitehall
Reed J. C, 48 Marietta
genjck E. T , 48 Marietta
37 S. Broad
SMITH C. W., -
^ 27i WhitehaU . '
SMITH HOKE,
6J Whitehall
Smith J. H, 77J Marietta
Smith L. F., 5U Peachtree <
SPALDING JACK J..
^ 6i Whitehall
SPEAIRS & SIMMONS,
179 Marietta
SPENCERS. B..
16i Whitehall
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TANNER 6. H.,
16i Whitehall
IS^^l?;: 2U Marietta
THOMAS 6. S.,
2^ Marietta
THOMAS L. W.,
Rooms 3 and 4, 15 E. Alabama. *-Tt
(over Atla. Kat Bank.) r^
Tidwell M M.. 8 Whitehall ^>
teEVp.^ilo^'^-- "<
20JE Alabama '
TUCKER H. H. Jr.,
15 E, Alabama
Van Epps & Calhoun, 40 Marietta
Z^nT ?i i" 3^ Whitehall
Weil S, 6J Whitehall , .
Westmoreland T. P.. 29 Whitehall Tl ■
Weymouth L. E., 27 Whitehall ^^^
WimpyJ A. 14^ Whitehall
Winn L J.. 6^ Whitehall
L^&Vg^ ^ ^-^^^^
48 Marietta
CO-
GO;
YOUJ^G & ERWIN,
Attorneys at Law, h
Office 48 Marietta St. (Up stairs. ) 'Z H
Special attention r^'''
Given to CoUections. ?§-
References :— Gen A. AustelL |r* Q
i w' ^^^''^ ^*^ ^ank ; John T. O g
& W. D Grant Atlanta; J. C. Ayer M ^
P Co.. Lowell Mass.; Aulabaugh, CO *<
Crume & Co., Dayton, Ohio. ri^
^0
Leather and Findinirs. ^ ^
BERRY MARK, q, I
33 Peachtree. (See fly B.) ^ M •
v^T^ '^' ^L^S^ ^^ 32 Whitehall clh jl ^
Edjeman & Bowie, 28 and 30 E. > ^
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
6
Wall
Nolan & Doty^•67 Whitehall
Price G. W., 24 Marietta
Libraries.
CAjTHOUC LIBRARY ASS'N,
Loyd, cor Hunter
gov
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CALL AT
For Eilme and Cement* See page (100).
LIG
128
LUM
TOUNG MENS UBRART ASS'N,
^ 39 2 Decatur
; 0
2 Lightning Rods.
^ GORDON H. H.,
^ 45 N. Pryor
^ LADD A. C,
4j 16 S. Fordyth. (See p. 86.)
5 . —
u Lime, Plaster and Cement.
£ GORDON H. H.,
2 45 N. Pryor
KIMBALL J. C,
y HE. Alabama and 72 Marietta.
W (See top lines and p 100. Tele-
phone )
LADD A. C,
16 S. Forsyth. (Seep. 86.)
Sciple & Sons, 8 L'^yd
WILSON W. S. & BRO.,
Office and yard, 7 Spring
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Linens.
Erskine Wm. & Co., 42 Decatur
Liqnors.
[Wholesale.]
GLATTON k WEBB,
73 Whitehall and 84 Broad
COHEN L. & CO.,
67 E Alabama, or 27 E. Ala-
bama
COX, HILL & THOMPSON,
29 Peachtree
HILL JOHN M. & CO., ^
16 Decatur
Jones Paul, 22 E. Alabama
Mayer, Son k Co., 52 Whitehall
Pottfl F. M., 19 E Alabama
Watkins & Co., 7 S. Broad
[Wholesale and Retail 1
CARROLL 0. C,
62 Decatur. (Seep. 85.)
[Retail.]
Griffin J. L.. 97 Whitehall
Lovejoy E. B., 66 Peachtree
Maher M. E., 11 W. Mitchell
Stewart O. B., 167 W. Peters
Lithographers.
Budden E R. & Son, 26 W. Ala-
bama
Livery Stables.
[See also Stables.]
JONES W. 0.,
Ajrt. 61 Loyd. See p. 84.) .
MILLER & BRADT,
16 and IS Lovd. (See front cover.)
REDD J. F.,
64 S Prvor
TAYLOR Z. E.,
Hunter, cor Forsyth. (See p.
76.) ^
Loan Offices.
Fry Abe, 4 Peachtree
Saloshin G., 12 Peachtree
Lumber. ^
[Manufacturers and Dealers.]
AMIS T. P.,
240 Marietta. (See p. 87.) :
Amorous M. F., 44 Marietta
ATLANTA WAGON & TIMBER CO.,
Ga. R R. cor But!er
BELL W. D.,
Pryor. c©r Wheat
BELL W. S.,
147 Decatur. (See p. 92.) . .
GRANKSHAW H. & CO.,
175 S. Forsyth. (Seep. 83.)
DONALD, McCREART & CO.,
156 Marietta
HART F. W. & SON,
Fuller, adj W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster)
Mathews J. H,, Hunter, se cor
Thompson
Steele A. B. k Co., office and yard
75 W. Mitchell
TRATNHAM k RAT,
68 Decatur i- 1
WILLIN6HAM W. J.,
96 W. Mitchell
WILSON W. S. k BRO.,
office and yard 7 Spring '
{FTKinflW CI. 1 99 Pictar« OlMg. Stmined. Cat and Ground GIm
11 1 11 IIVI If If liil Aa. Sinde and Double. F. J. COOLEDGB ft BRO.
s
ffllUlJlGli}
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Sold on Eu7/ By the Smith Americ»n m
Faymenta I Organ Co., Adanta. Ga. ^
Machine Shops.
[See Founders and Machinists.]
£?«i^i[;' 221 Marietta
PORTER k MEAKIN
93 Ga R. R
^»2£2£ ? ' 226 Marietta
WINSHIP & BRO.,
Foundry, nw cor W. & A. R.R
Machinists.
ANNIS C. s.,
TTnt'!n°T* p^°^'- ^^"« (See p.93.)
Howell J. R., 75 E. Alabama
Machinery Dealers.
ANDERSON J. H.,
HOWELL X Mr <'"P««^
79 and 81 S. Broad '
JOHNSON iIARK W. k CO.,
27 Marietta. (See p. 80.)
P^fk^ns & Bro.. 34 W. MitcheU
^'^HITE k GRAHAM '*''^®"
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p.
i ■
Maps. ;
HUDGINS k TALTY, i
63 E. Alabama
Marble Works. '
"??^ * DIDDSCH,
Rn)i- • iJ^^^V (See p. 80.)
llabata'^^"^"°^^-V7T E.
MIL
Mattress Manufacturers,
matEil^-^^-'
^ 52 S. Broad
R^L^- 1*^4^*^ ^Peters
5?2![5_*Ham,^18Decatur
X
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SNOOK P. H.,
7 and 9 Marietta, 12 and 14 Wal-
ton.
Meats and Tegetables.
[See Butchers.]
Medicines. Jj^
_ CD
Mercantile Agencies. ^
DUNR. G.&CO.,
24 E, Akbama. or 36 E A]ft>io»«o^
THE BRADSTREET CO.r ^^*^*°^*"
H. C. Leonard, supt;'lO E.Wall
(bee fly A,)
T I i.»^'if !*''"• ^See back cover )
liAMAR, RANKIN k LAMAR. ^
20 and 22 Decatur '
14
Merchant Tailors.
o?"'?"r^T.^' 1 E. Alabama
SSiiSi"- H- 8 E. Alabama
EISEMAN BROS.,
55 WhitehaU
GROSSE C. G.,
30 Whitehall
HIRSCH BROS.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
WA V* Jf K'„^ Whitehall •
WANAMKER k BROWN,
Wm. Scott, agt. 13 Whitehall
Mill Furnishers.
ANWS C. S.,
BRENireRWr''^"'- (See p.93.) gg
320 and 322 Marietta <^5
B S
m •■
Ba
Mill Machinery.
[Manufacturers and Dealers!
ANNIS C. S.,
AiromSoNj!Hf' ^'"^^-''-^
69 S. Broad. (See side linen. ^
SS¥¥^r^i^i^^= L,^S. Broad. (See sidelinp^^ ^
OB M-
m £
3
9
9
*.'-v
l 5
" ■ - s ■
■miSrti'r,
■'?
o
: PDnTbWiniVI ^t Aotoal cost in the GEORGIA MUTUAL RELIEF Aft-
. rnUlIMiJlUil SOdATION. Secure t Certificate. i
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130
MUS
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DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO.,
68 and 70 E.Alabama. (Seep.
100)
HARWELL J. H.,
79 and 81 S. Broad
Milliners and Millinery
Goods.
r^Baum T. Miss, 85 Decatur
Cook R. Mrs., 67 Peachtree
(O
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Georgia Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
Holroyd S. Miss, HE. Alabama
KEELt JOHN,
68 Whitehall
Kennedy M. Miss, 49 Whitehall
Lyon B. Mrs., 2 W. Mitchell
Morris M. Mrs., 60 WhitehaU
O'Connor K Mrs.. 57 Whitehall
REGENSTEIN & KUTZ,
74, 76 and 78 Whitehall
Roberson M. Miss, 138 Marietta
Kyan M. Miss, 45 Whitehall
j2
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Millinery Goods.
[Wholesale.]
FRANKLIN M.,
9 N. Pryor
Marsh E. W. Jr., 16| Decatur
REGENSTEIN & KUTZ, -
32 and 34 E. Wall
Mills.
O
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ATLANTA COTTON FACTORY CO.,
172 Marietta /^
'[Wheat and Corn.]
Akers & Bros., 32 S. Forsyth
Arlington Mills, cor W. & A. R. R.
_, iv and Gholstin al
2 p^ ATLANTA FLOUR MILLS, '
S 35 and 37 Thompson. [See p.*
U ® 85]
Z ® Butler Flour Mills, Bartow, cor W.
r ^5^ & A RR
> ^ Crescent Mills, 320 Marietta
Ul DICKET, FAIN & CO.,
10 21 S. Broad
_ KENNESAW MILLS CO.,
B 26 E. .Alabama
More. Sims & Co , 135 Marietta
Morris & Bro., 46 Peachtree
Stewart & Bro., W. &. A. R, R^
[Shoddy.] '
COOK G. W. D. k SON,
Marietta, ne cor Mills
Millwrights.
ANNIS C. S.,
Atlanta Flour
93.)
Mills. (See p.
Mining Companies.
Castle Rock Coal Co., 38 E. Wall
Dade Coal Co., 38 E. Wall
THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL AND
MINING CO., 32 E Wall. (See
flyD.)
The Tallapoosa Copper Reduction
Co., 32 E. Wall
Moldings, Newels, Etc*
HART F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back pas-
ter.)
HART F. W. & CO., Fuller, ad-
joining W. & A. li. (See back
paster)
NILES & TRTON,
36 Decatur
Monuments and
stones.
Tomb-
Hueeins H., 44 Marietta *
MULLAN & DIDUSCH,
14 S. Broad. (See p. 80.)
Walton John & Co., HE. Alabama
Mnsic Teachers. ['
Gailmard C. F., 196 Whitehall:
Golden J, Miss, 193 S. Pryor i ' i
Kruger E. H., 66J Whitehall ^ 1
Madden M. Mrs., 161 Whitehall
Major M. Miss, 181 Haynes
Rogers B. Mrs.. 78 J Whitehall
Rl 41H JOHI^^IV ^^^^^^ ®^^^ * Commisfidon Mercliant
4
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pSEEm & CEAlfKHAW, som silver wak, plated WAHE««
-^™?^^0OTS,_31WbitehalL^
MUS
SOUTHERN ncONFEmrORFoP
MUSIC. ELOCUTION AND
LANGUAGES. 8 S Broad
Spahr Otto, 20 W. Garnett
Warm Li] lie Miss, 4 Foster
Wurm P. Miss, 4 Foster
Music.
^" [Sheet.]
ESTEY ORGAN CO.,
Broad, nw cor Alabama. (See
PHILLIPS. & CREW, ^
10 Marietta. (See d 77 ^
RICHARDS S. P. ^ ^^
37 Whitehall
131
NEW
2
Newsdealers.
Music and Musical Mer-
cbandise. ,
Is«rU' i^r ^^*^^^"
^'60.1' "'' ''°' Alabama. (See
S2i°l«8 C., 35 Whitehall 1
ranjjps & CREW,
M and 10 Marietta [See front
^'^hTf^^^a®^®" CO.,
^7 Whitehall.^ [See top Unes. j
Mutual Relief and Endow-
ment Associations.
BALTQIORE MUTUAL Fifnnv
MENT ASSOCUtTon^T
fstrprT '' ^ ^""'-»•■
''^I^H^'F™*^ BELIEF ASSTI
,^e 7i 8. Broad. (See iTto^
PEOPI F? if?,'-2?A f" Hunter
ASsn^T.*?™^ BELIEF
hotchiST^^^^^^
iO[bi!£ba!Lj|^^
Lovejov & Pitchford, 13 Peachtree
^iilV/;^' 31 Marietta ^
PHILLIPS & CKEW
M^and 10 Marietta.' (See front
The Eagle News Co., Alabama, sw
cor Loyd
Newspapers and Periodi-
cals.
o
in
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.>4 i5. isroad
AmilTA POST-APPEAL, ^
Forsyth, se cor Walton. (See p.
Atlanta Republican, 87 S. Broad
eutebtoise, '
bima'^'^*^^" paper), 11 E. Ala-
""cfFlri^^t^^^^^^ ^-8yth,se
"®o?¥T."^'«W6 EAIL.
35 S. Broad ^^
^B°road ^°^°*°'^ ^®^8' 32 S.
METHODIST ADVOCATE
^110 Whitehall '
?V^5*^ ^^ord. 31 W. Alabama
Broad" ^^Porter. 32 S
Soothern Advance, 27 E. Hunter
'w&„^^-^^ -^--^^ ^4
Southern Medical Record, 86 S
Pryor .V
SUHDAr GAZETTE,
Q^^^S. Broad. (Seep. 27.)
Sunday Phonograph. Broad, cor
Jounter
SUHIIY SOUTH,
24iS, Broad. (Seep 8)
The CntiQ. 32 8. Broad
THE DRUMMER.
68 E. Alabama
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-r; MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
53 22 N. Broad.
*Sf The Southern Cultivator and Dixie
^^ Farmer. Alabama
^v^ The Southern World, 3U S. Broad
JJJ WEEKLl defiance;
4U N. Broad
M^ WEEKLY MAIL,
35 S. Broad
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j^ Notaries Public.
Abbott B. F.. 6^ Whitehall '
^ BROWN JULIUS L,
room 4, Brown Block, 38 E. Wall
Eckford J. J., 23 E. Alabama
Pittman D , 4 Peachtree
Rhea J, 5U Peachtree
^^^ RODGERS R. L.,
m 37^ S. Broad
CslUTANNER G. H.,
•-J 16^ Whitehall
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Notions.
[Wholesale.] *
Crane, Boylston & Co., 6 and 8 S.
Prvor
PRANKUN M.,
9N. Prjor ■ '
KISER M. C. & J. P. & CO.,
14 and 16 S. Pryor y^ .
Robinson Bros. & Mangum,'8 and
10 Decatur
Silvey John & Co., 4 and 6 Decatur
NoTeltics.
SHUTTLES BROS. MIfFG CO.,
8 Marietta -.
! -. ■-• •
i I Nurseries.
ATLANTA FLORAL BAZAR,
W. Simpson. (See p. 84)
CENTRAL NURSERY,
E. Fair 88 Cemetery. (See p. 78.)
Cole M. & Co., McDonough rd
Hape S., 32 Whitehall
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Oils.
[Manufacturers.]
Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills, of-
fice 15 E Alabama
[Dealers.]
Chess Carley Company, 51 S. Pryor
Duck & Co., 35 S. Broad f
Fox Amos, HE. Alabama
Opium Cure.
PIUM
HABir
CURE
By B. M. Wool-
ley. Atlanta, Ga.
Reliable evidence
— Given, and refer-
ence to cured patients and physi-
cians.
Send for my book on The^Habit
and its Cure. Free.
Opticians.
LAWSHE ER, i
^^fL^^^"®^^^'- [See back cover.]
SOLOMONSON S. L., .
35 Wnitehall. [See covers.] ^ '
Organs.
ESTEY ORGAN CO.,
Broad, nw cer Alabama. [See
p 60.] *-
PHHJJPS & CREW, i
• 6, 8 and 10 Marietta. [See front
cover.]
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.,^
A. H. Tyler manager; 27 White
hall. [See top lines.]
Oysters, Fisfi and Game.
[See Fish, Oysters and Gajue.]
Painters.
[House and Sign.]
BOSCHE R. C. & CO..
6 E. Wall
COLES & JACKSON
^ (c), 184 Marietta. (See p
Geary P. W., 1^ Marietta
McKinley N , 8^ Marietta
86)
BTni^fi^fTf ^'^ Pftint, Carriage and Yarnish Brashes, all kiodi
andslseeat
7. 7. COOZ«SS3-S «to S£%0.
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PAI
McNEAL W. S. & CO.,
^1 S. Broad and 20 Alabama.
See p. 93.)
«SSJi; ^^ 1^0 Whitehall
REYNOLDS & McKENZIE,
75 E, Alabama
TRIPOD A. P.,
13 S, Broad. (See covers.)
[Fresco.]
£'^J& McGriff. U Marietta
McNEAL W. S. & CO.,
fi ^' ■^no^^ *^^ 20 Alabama.
(See p. 93.)
TRIPOD A. P.,
13 S. Broad. (See p 28 )
Wilkins & Mauck, 15 E. Hunter
Paints, Oils, Etc.
CALDER W.,
49 S Prvor
COOLEDGE F. J. & RRO.,
T^ ^i\?.'*°*^- ^S«e bottom lines)
Duck <fe Co., 35 S Broad
Hm F. W^' ^l^bama
T I w . » ^l^M- ^^^ back paster. )
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
20 and 22 Decatur ^^'
MLES&TRYON,
36 Decatur
TRIPOD A. P.,
13 S. Broad. (See cover.) \
133
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
PHY
Paper Bags.
ElsasI&Co.,62S. Broad
mRs^HBElG^'j:;-' ''' '• ^^^^^
8a S Broad. (Seep 93.)
bpinks & Owens, 90 S. Broad
Paper Box Manufacturers.
HANCOCK F. G.,
Broad, se cor Alabama
Robinson, Campbell & C, 26 J E
Alabama ♦
Paper Hanging.
REYNOLDS & Mckenzie, '
75 E. Alabama
TRACY k POMEROY.
66^ Whitehall .
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Paper. ^
Elsas, May & Co., 99 to 105. S
A ryor '
HANCOCK F. 6.,
«-^/?a^. se cor Alabama :
WELMODSE & SONS, .h
_,^^- Alabama -'
RICHARDS S. P., .
lM37WhitehaU c • , ;;
Manufacturers.
"^'^AUGHT WM. & CO.,
J« office 86 Whitehall
MARIETTA PAPER MNF6 CO..
-M5£^ftta^Ga^_JSeep^ ) '
' Paring.
Q .,, ^ . [Asphalt.] 1
Smith 0. A., 15 N. Forsyth
«TT«.,.^ Pharmacists.
HUTCHISON & BRO.,
14 Whitehall. (|ee back cover.)
Photographers.
Boardman B D.. 32^ W. Mitchell
Broadaway J. S., 9J Peachtree
Corwm H., 129 S. Forsyth
Greene M. G., 250 Decatur
i-^lll- ^^ 4"^ Whitehall
KCHNS J. H. & W. T.,
3^WhitehaU '
MOTES C.W.,
34 Whitehall
Perkins J. W., 179 Marietta
Photographic Stock.
Robinson W. G., 46 Whitehall
Schumann Theo., 63 Whitehall
Physicians and Surgeons.
ALEXANDER J. F.,
62 Peachtree
iSS?^^- 2^ Marietta
ARMSTRONG W. S.,
64^ Whitehall
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PHY
•Auten R. M.. 97 Marietta
Baber J. M., 56 Stonewall
^-jBaird J. B.. 63 Whitehall
ffi 55 Bak H., 188 S. Forsyth
S5 Barrow G. W., 20 Loyd
. H Bellamy A. D. (homeo.), 27J White-
KH m hall
OCjBiggers S. T. (eclectic), 77 Peach-
Ey ^ tree
"Sbizzell w. d.,
HH-^^ Peachtree*
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Blair C. A. (c), 140 N. Butler
Blincoe A. G., 77 S. Pryor
Boring J. M., 61 S. Forsyth
Bradbary 0. N., Markham House
Caldwell J. J., 72 Marietta
CALHOUR A. W. (eye, ear and
throat), 38* S. Rroad i
Camp E. J., 1 E. Fair
Cofer I. A., 257 E. Fair
Collier T. E„ 256 E. Hnnter
Connally E. L., 26 Whitehall
Cook D. A., 26 Whitehall
Crawford G. G , 14J Whitehall
Curtis W. M , 265 W. Peters
Dean Thomas W., 202 Marietta
Delbridjre G. W., 8 J Decatur
Dennis W. M., 71 Alexander
Divine K. C, 42 Whitehall
Drake W. G., 25 J Peachtree
Durham W. W., (eclectic), 58i
Peachtree |
EARNEST J. 6.,
8 S. Broad
Evans J., 120 Whitehall
Foster J. H., 58 Decatur
Freudenthal Rosa Miss, 48 S. But-
ler ,
Gardner G. W., 330 Marietta " *
Gilbert J., 212 Marietta
Gillam L. M., 88 McDonough
Goldsmith W. T., 44 Church
Gordon T. W., 62 Peachtree
GRAT JAMES A.,
30i Marietta
Greene E. H., 23 Whitehall
Gurley J. W., 67 Whitehall
Haile A. J., West End
Haile T. J., 168 Whitehall
Hammond J. F„ 30 Fraser
Ha-ris N. 0 , 3. W. Wall
H^ervD. O. C U Marietta
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Hitchcock W. L., 221 E. Fair
Hobbs A. G., 14i Whitehall
Hodgson V. M., 202 Marietta
Hubs J. C, ws Peachtree, 3d
n of 4th
Johnson A. D., 179 Marietta
Johnson Jno. Thad, 30^ Marietta
Johnson & Maxwell, 48 Marietta
Jones C. D., 201 S. Pryor
Kerstan A. F. F., 108 Rawson
King F., 58 Decatur
Knott J. J., 3 W. Wall
Lichtenstadt M. L. (homeo). 1
Whitehall
Liddell J.. 212 Marietta
Logan J. H., 64^ Whitehall
Loean J. P., 49 Washington
LOVE WM. ABRAM.
38 N. Forsyth
McFaul J. W., 202 Marietta
Martin M. C, 212 Decatur
Miller H. V, M.. 43 Walton
NICOLSON WH. PERRDf.
26 E. Alabama '
O'Brien F. H. 77 S. Pryor
Olmstead J. C. 7J Marietta
ORME F. H. (homeo).
18 N. Broad
Owens W. G., 14 Whitehall
PARK W. T. (eclectic).
Si Whitehall
Parks W^., 212 Marietta
Perkins J. 0., 165 S. Forsyth
Pinckney C, 94 Walton
Pinson A. J.. 158 W. Meters ' -
POSCH AllTOir,
8 S. Broad
Powell F. T., 58 J Peachtree
Powell T. S., 86 S. Pryor
Quillian Clayton, 212 Marietta
Raines T. L., Richardson cor,
Formwalt
Ridley R. B., 25^ Peachtree
Roach E. J.. 149 Whitehall . "
Roach E. W., 149 Whitehall ^
Roy G. G., 25J Peachtree
SALTER H. T.,
22N. Broad i <^
SALTER S.F., >
22 N. Broad
Schley P. T. (homeo). 63 White-
ball
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SELiM
Headquarters lor Florida Oranges, Msssika
S , Lemons, etc. (See. Page .^)
nT~ ^
Scott H. F , 35 Marietta
Smith J. D , 67 Whitehall
Smith J. P., 75J Whitehall
Smyth G., 23 Collins
Speer A. M., 3 W. Wall
Sterling W. T., 106 Luckie
Stodghill J. R , 25J Peachtree
Stroud & Peck. 250Iarietta
, Taber t. F (homeo). 82 Decatur
Taliaferro V. H., 170 S. Pryor
Ihompson W. R D.. 285 E Fair
Todd J.. 30 J Marietta
Upson C. R , 66^ Whitehall
VON DER HO YA LOUIS,
8 S. Broad
WARNOCK J. T.,
85 N. Collins
Westmoreland J. G . 20 Lojd
Westmoreland R. W., 20 Lord
WESTMORELAND & HOWELL
Marietta, cor Snrini: *
White C. A., 64^ Whitehall
W 1 son C. A., 32 E. Alabama
Wilson C. L., 32 E. Alabama
WILSON J. STAINBACK,
Chronic diseases, 14 Loyd
WordR. C.,21E, Hunter
Pianos and Organs.
Broad nw cor Alabama. (See
p. oU. )
Freyer F. L., 28 Whitehall
Holmes C..3o Whitehall
raiLLIPS & CREW,
6. 8 and 10 Marietta. (See front
cover. )
^T^^AJ^^C^^ ORGAN CO.,
^'ii . J^'''*' "manager; 27 White-
liall. (See top lines)
Pictures and Frames.
TBEET
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^\ M:. Ooodman,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL,
Moldings, Frames, Pictures,
Engravings, Chromos, Brackets,
Fancy Goods, etc., etc. 'i
28 Whifeliall St., ATI.ANTA.
££^g^ made_to_order,a specialty.
-;C
en
Planing Mills.
CRANKSHAW H. & CO.,
175 S. Forsyth. (See n 8S \
FRIZZELL&THOMAs! ^^ ^
li4 Walton
HART F. W. & SON,
Fuller, adj W, & a. R. R. (See ^
back paster) f r\
Nace J. M. & Son. lIJ
283 Decatur WH
Stevens J. M., 185 S. Forsyth '^
Gomez & Pines, 43J Whitehall
Ihrower J. G., 12 Loyd
% Plows. r ^
[Manufacturers ]
ATLANTA AGR'L. WKS,
Marietta, cor Mills
ut^l^J^^ ^'^°°t' 11 Bartow
HAIMAN. E.,
Marietta, opp Mills
Pip
Jp.
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SHIP YOUR COTTON ^^IsI^kS^^t^
Plumbers and Gas Fitters, w ^
FRANKLIN H., I h V
74 S. Broad.-cor Hunter ^ I! H
^5^^T? BEU'WGRATH, ffl x
i^and 38 Peachtree S I
RYAN & STOCKTON, L A
55 S. Broad. (See p. 72.) G^
Warhck J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peach- ^ ^
tree . ^^
tree
Pork Packers.
wnjJAMS J. J. & cor
17 and 19 S. Forsyth
Prescriptions.
HUTCHISON & BRO., ,
14 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
r-
..£..:*
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sale & Retail. Special rates to dealers. See page (100).
136
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Presses.
[Bay and Cotton.]
JOHNSON MARK W. & CO.,
(Seep. 80.)
27 Marietta.
S.
Printers.
[Book and Job.]
BENNETT B. F.,
li VV. Alabama
Bergstrom A. M.. 21 E. Hunter
Christophar W. T. & Bro.,
Broad, cor Hunter
DIGKSaN H. H ,
32 S. Broad. (See opp p. 140
and 252 )
DODSON W. C,
H3 S. Broad
Holcomb A. L., 112 Whitehall
JUDSON, DUNLOP & CO.A
11 E Hunter \
Reynolds. T. S., 24 S. BroacT
SCOTT W. H.,
38 S. Broad
SISSON V. P.,
2G S. Broad
[Commercial.]
HANCOCK F. G.,
Broad, se cor Alabama
Produce Exchanges.
ATLANTA PUBUC PRODUCE, COT-
ton, Stock and Real Estate Ex-
change, 37 8. Broad. (See p.
91.) ^
GATE CITY PRODUCE AND COTTON
EXCHANGE, 40 S. Broad. (See
p. 92.)
Produce and Commission.
DICKET, FAIN & CO.,
21 S. Broad
Holbrook A. L. k T. A.. 79 Peach-
tree
JOHNSON ELAH,
12 Decatur and 13 Line. (See
p. 4)
Rushing, Keller k Co., 23 E. Ala-
bama
PubHshers.
ANCHOR PUBUSHING CO.,
rooms 7 and 8, 3^ Whitehall
Appleton D. & Co., J. V. H. Nash,
agt, G. F. Bolles, agt; 44 Ma-
rietta
CHAMBERS J. H. & CO.,
rooms 7 and 8, 3i Whitehall. (See
P 8S ) ^
DICKSON H. H.,
32 S Broad. (See opp. p. 252 )
NATIONAL PUB. CO.,
30 Whitehall
Norwood & Brown. 24 S. Broad
Scrihner's C. Sons, 43 Loyd
SHOLES & C&.,
32 S Broad. (See 114.)
Union Pub. House, 23^ Whitehall
Pump Manufacturers.
ATLANTA STONE PUMP AND
ROOFING CO.,Bird & Haunson,
proprs; 50 Marietta
Pumps and Pipes. ^
HUNNICUTT & BELUN6RATH,
30 and 38 Peachtree
Railroad Agents,
[Freight]
APPLERD. W., t
1 S. Pryor
McPherson W.. 1 Kimball House
TREZEVANT W. H.,
10 E.Alabama
[Passenger ] . \
Cottingham H. M , 12 E Wall
Jordan E P.. 28 E. Wall
Moloy J., 3 Kimball House
Murphy T. C. 12 E. Wall
Nunan T., 3 Kimball House
Railroad Companies.
ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R.,
32 Loyd
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.,
Atlanta and Charlotte Division,
office E. Wbll. cor Loyd
T T Machine Engine, Cylinder, Kerosene and Head
■ ■ hglit F. J. COOLEDGE k BRO,
^^^^y^^^s^'^tss'
RAI
CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Mitchell, ne cor C. R. R
GEORGIA RAILROAD,
32 Lovd. (See bottom lines )
WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R.,
crossing of Forsyth and R. R
[Street,.]
ATLANTA ST. R. R.,
49 Line
Gate City R. R , Jackson, nr Irwin
Railroad Tanks.
[\fanufacturerR.]
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE CO..
9S. Forsyth. (See fly D.)
Raih'oad and Steamship
Ticket ©fflces.
MANN & JOHNSON,
4 Kimball House . i
SHELTON W. L. & CO..
28 E. Wall
Railway and Machinists
Supplies.
DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p.
100 I
Razors.
ATLAJfTA CUTLERY WORKS,
B. 1>. Vittur, propr, 27 and 29 S.
Broad. (Seep. 82.)
137
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FRIERSON & LEAK,
GOODET^S'r^flr'''^^'^'^^^^^
44 Marietta
GREESON & HOOKS,
1 Decatur
HENDRICKS & McBURNEY,
3 Kimball House
IVES & KROUSE,
20 Peachtree
KNAPP R. H.,
O'BRIEN^P^^j"'^' ^^^^ ''''''^'^•^
DnniiJS;.^ 4^1™** ^^^^ ^ront cover. )
ROBERTS & 6RDFTIN,
30 Peachtree
Robinson J. 11 E. Alabama
Rosser E. B., Forsyth, sw cor Hun-
ter
SAWTELL I. Y. & SON,
60 Marietta. (See p. 140.)
Reapers and Mowers.
ANDERSON J. H.,
69 S. Broad. (See side lines)
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Real Estate.
[Aeents^rokers and Dealers.]
13 S. Pryor
ATLANTA PUBUC PRODUCE COT-
T?Tl.^^.^^J?^^I>^EALE^^
TATE EXCHANGE, 37 S
Broad (See p. 91.) ' , ''•
^",J£A., 30 J Marietta
COOK & WILLIAMS
65 S. Broad
£2^!l£L.N^R^^ Broad
Call
at
Relief and Endowment'
' Associations.
BALTIMORE MUTUAL ENDOW-
MENT ASSOCIATION^ S T
Jenkins agt; 11 E. Alabama.*
(bee p. 97.)
GEORGIA MUTUAL RELIEF ASS'N
. Office 7^ S. Broad. (See left top
lines.) *^
Men and Women's Mutual Relief
iiTi««^l;^^^'°j.^^oa<^- cor Hunter
PEOPLES MUTUAL RELIEF
ASS'N, Peachtree, ne cor Wall,
Loee front paster.]
The Matrimonial Endowment
Ass n, 7J S. Broad
Restaurants.
Ballard W. J., Union Depot
Beas ey Minerva (c), 225 W.Peters
Bentley J. (c), Thurmond, sw cor
Mangum
Bowen S.(c), 237 Marietta
Brown J., 414 Marietta
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CS. PKSVOVB ^^
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^^ LJImmrX I n in The Georgia Mtttnal Relief Association.
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Caber M. A. Mrs , 604 Marietta
Calhoun M. (c), 34 Decatur
Crawford B. (c), 334 Decatur
Dillmuth S. (c), 154 Marietta
Duraphry M. Mrs., J 26 Decatur
Edward & Golden (c), 72 Decatur
Frank M. A. Mrs , 192 Marietta
Freeman J. (c), 49 Decatur
Freeman M. (c), 278 Decatur
Hamilton B. (c), 113 W. Peters
Hammil C. (c), 98 W. Peters
Harden E. (c), 97 Whiteha'l
Horton H. (c), 11 Ivy ^
Johnson G , 78 S. Broad
Jones B. F. (c), 22^ Decatur
Jones C. (c), 316 Decatur
Jones J. B., 152 Decatur .
Jones Lavinia (c). 21 W. Mitchell
KATTENHORN H. D.,
4 E. Wall. (See p. 78 )
LTles J. 93 Decatur
McCoullough M. (c), 105 W. Peters
Minor J. (c), 5 Ivy
Moreland R. (c), 102 W. Peters-
Nix J. (c), 220 Fort
PALACE DINING ROOMS,
D. W. Allen, propr, 13 E. Ala-
bama
Peel D. G., 10 S Broad
Reed J. (c), 57 Decatur
Scott J, (c), 132 Marietta
Simmons A. (c), 78 Decatur
Thompson G., 148 Decatur
Thompson J. (c), 15 Ivy
THOMPSON R. G.,
James' Bank Block, fronting I^
R. (See fly B )
Tripp E. Mrs., 268 Marietta
Zetelie S., 16 Marietta ,^
Rheumatic Cure.
HUNNIGUTT'S RHEUMATIC CURE,
Hutchison & Bro., 14 Whitehall.
(See back cover.)
I
' Roofers.
ATLANTA STONE PUMP AND
ROOFING CO., Bird &Haan80D,
proprs ; 50 Marietta
DAVIS ELLIS & CO.,
Office 13 8. Broad. (See p. 78.)
PEANKLIN H. ,
74 S Broad, cor Hunter
HUNNICUTT & BELLINQSATH,
36 and l8 Peachtree
Smith 0. A., 15 N. Forsyth
Rubber Stamps.
[Manufacturers]
FAIRBANKS & COX,
57 S. Broad ,.
Saddles and Harness.
Clarke Thos. M. & Co., 27 Peach-
tree
Davis S. H., 11 S. Broad
Duffy W. -C. & Bro , 17 N..Pryor
Dunwody & Barnett, 59 Peachtree
Johnson J. L., 22 \V. Alabama
McArthur & Eraser, 67 W. Peters
Maxwell J. R , 51 S. Broad
MILBURN WAGON CO.,
H. L. At water, gent agt; 39, 41
and 43 Decatur. (See bottom
lines.)
Morgan D . 80 Whitehall
MORRISON, BAIN & CO.,
10 and 12 S. Pryor
Motes C. W. & Co., 96 Whitehall
Powers W. & Son, 34 Peachtree
Saloons.
Alexander T., S. Broad, sw cor
Hunter
ARCADfc: SALOON,
J. McGee propr: 5 E. Wall
ARNDT R.,
14 and 16 Marietta. (See front
cover. )
Autry R , 227 W. Peters
Autry T. J.. Ill W. Peters
Bailey Henry, 98 S. Broad
Ballard W. J., Union Depot
Bangert C, 66 E. Harris
Baswell J. C, National Hotel
Bender W., 56 W. Hunter
Bieser J. C, 218 Decatur
Blount & Murphy, 32 Marietta ':
Burke T., 123 Deeatur
CARROLL 0. C.
52 Decatur. (See p. 85.)
Elam Johnson
Sel s CIGARS ANU TOBACCO al
Wholesale. (See Page 4.)
il
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F^CaaWKfilliw """"'"S, WATCHES AMD FINE JEWELRY
^ LHAIMRSMAMr. 33. ■W2aJ.ten.sai Street
SAL ~ '-'
-V
CUHHIN6S FRED.
76 S. Broad
Dennis J. W., W. & A. E. R., cor
Mayson Ferry rd \
Domini A., 123 Whitehall
Domini J, 19 Whitehall
Faith J. S., 298 Decatur
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Fisher G., 62 Foundry
Floyd B. F , 3 Peachtree
FOLSOM L. B.,
11 W. Alabama
Gershon A., 93 W. Peters
Grady S. T., 63 E. Alabama
Griffin J. L., 97 Whitehall
Hentschel G., 61 E. Alabama
Holland L G., 154 Decatur
Jentzen J. H., 135 Whitehall
Jarrell W., 15 Marietta
JOHNSOX B. C,
22 Marietta
Johnson R , 45 S. Broad
Wall, nw cor Pryor
KENNi PATRICK J., >
: Kin^ball House and 7 E Ala-
^ bama. (See p. 78.)
Loftis J. A., Marietta, nw cor May-
sons Ferry rd
McfcJEE JOHN,
5 E. Wall I
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
Mabry M. J., 91 Ga R. R
Maher M, E.. 52 Peachtree
Mangum F. C, 23 W. Mitchell
Martin T. R., 602 Marietta
Mason & Weaver, 204 Marietta
MeehanP. H.. 9E. Alabama
Mercer Ed., 12. 14 and 16 White-
hall
Morris C. M., 115 Decatur
Mulhn B. A , 12 S. Broad
Murphy M. K., 142 Marietta/
O'CONNOB D. A.,
Markham House
Pease 0 L, 107 Decatur
Richter A. Mrs, 8 and 10 E. Hun-
ter
SandersJ.R. &rn fifi Decatur
138i
SEE
Shields A. A. & Co., 23 Marietta
Simmons C, 150 Decatur
Smith C. D„ 8 W. Hunter
Stafford T. (c), 15 Ivy
Stewart G. B, 167 W. Peters
Taylor T. H., 7 N. Broad
The Bonanza, 6 Decatur
Thurman'& Collier, 210 Marietta
Tiller J., 94 W. Peters
Walls & Lowery, 3 Foundry
Weinmeister C. J^. 10 N. Forsyth
^ernerH.,359 W.Peters.
S,^;tlock M. D, 60 Decatur
Wolf J., Decatur, nw cor Boule-
vard
Sash, Doors and Blinds.^
[See Doors, Sash and Blinds.]""
Saw Mills.
CRANSSEAW H. & 00.^
Rockmart, Ga, and 175 S, For-
syth. (Seep. 83.),
[Agents and Dealers ]
AITDERSON J. H.,
«f£L^ ?^°*^ (See side lines.)
WHITE & &SAEAM.
S. Broad, sw cor Hunter (See p.
I L.)
B
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BECK, GREbfW & CO.,
2 and 4 S. Pryor. (See p. 88.)
Seals and Stamps.
FAIRBANKS & COX,
57 S. Broad
Seed Cotton Cleaners.
JOHNfDX MARK W. & CO,,
27 Marietta. (See p. 80.)
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Seeds.*
[Wholesale and Retail. 1
JOHNSON MAKK W. & CO.,
27 Marietta. (Seep. 80.)
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
20 and 22 Decatur
ril6 JanSeT Pklfom ^^^^Pl^'^^^^Bral^e'. "d»U other Mod«m improve.
-■• I ■ laviui m, menta are uaed by t^e "Old Beli»ble" Ga. Railroad.
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21 Marietta. (See back cover.)
Sewing Machines and
Agents.
0y ^ American Sewing Machine Co , 5
1 1 1 m S. Pryor
Sy g Bell Fred & Co., 31 Marietta
0^ Davis Sewing Machines, 14 W.
Ul Mitchell
NEW HOME SEWING Mi-
CHINE CO.. 25 Whitehall
SINGER MNFG CO ,
42 Marietlfa
r WHEELES & WILSON MNP'G. 00.,
' 71 Whitehall
5 WHITE SEWING MACHINES.
^ J. D. & T. F. Smith, 69 S. Broad.
(See p. 73 )
Shirt Manufacturers.
Howard C. A.. 14^ Whitehall
NICHOLSON & JAMES,
3 S. Pryor. (See side lines.)
^ Shooting Galleries.
"^^So^a G, L.. 16 S. Broad
t? —
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& Kane F., 50 S. Broad
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Silver and Plated Ware.
S a LAWSHE EE,
47 Whitehall. (See cover.)
SI PIOKERT XF.,
§ » 6 Whitehall
fe ^ I'BEEMAN & OEANKSHAW,
31 Whitehall. (See top lines')
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C/j Soap Manufacturers.
Atlanta Soap Works, 640 Marietta
yy^ Soda Water. ,
J ' < [Manufacturers.]
^ Brown C. , 82 Luckie i '
^<< Springer J. J. & Co.. 72 Peach tree
U-i r. J. COOledffe & BrO. ^ n^-i^'^*^ St Headquarters for Painta,
Spectacles,
FREEMAN & CRANKSHAW,
31 Whitehall. (See top Unes.)
LAWSHE ER,
. 47 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
SOLMONSON S. L.,
35 Whitehall. (See covers.) • -
Spice Mills.
Burke J. F., 74 Peachtree
Stables.
[Livery, Board and Sale]
Green R. (c), 15 N. Broad
Hoffman J. J , 47 S- Forsyth j.
JONES W. 0., -t
aet. 51 Lovd. (See p. 82.)
MILLER &BRiDY,
16 Loyd. (See front cover.)
REDD J. F.,
54 to 60 S. Pryor
TAYLOR Z. E ,
24, 26 and 28 W. Hunter
(See p. 76.)
Terhuoe 0. C. S., 24 W. Alabama
and 46 Forsyth
Wells C. W., 83 S. Broad
- Stair Builders.
HART F. W. & SON,
Fuller, adj W. & A. R. R. (See
baek paster.)
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Stamps.
[Rubber.]
FAIRBANKS & COX,
57 S. Broad
i Stationers.
■I [Wholesale.]
HANCOCK F. 6.,
Broad, se cor Alabama
Robinson, Campbell & Co., 26J E.
Alabama
[Retail]
Ainslie & Hundley, 110 Whitehall
Lovejoy & Pitchford
13 Peachtree
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Use, buy
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LYNCH & THORNTON,
9 Whitehall '
PHILLIPS & CREW,
6, 8 and 10 Marietta. [See front
cover. )
RICHARDS S. P. & CO .
37 Whitehall
Stencil Cutters.
FAIRBANKS & COX,
57 S. Broad
Stenographers.
Cooledge A. F.,6J Whitehall
Graham J. M., Whitehall
»Stereotypers.
DICKSON H.H.,
32 S. Broad. (See opp. p. 140
andd 252 )
Reynolds T. S., 24 S. Broad
Stocks and Bonds.
CASTLEMAN HUMPHREYS,
10 E. Alabama. (See backbone.)
Stock Yards.
Beatie D. A., Ga R. R., e of Bell
McGaughey J. L., 96 W. Mitchell
Sawtell H. C. Ga R. R, e of Bell
Stoves and Tinware.
ATLANTA STOVE AND TIN HOUSE,
12 Marietta
Evms J. c,
52 S. Broad
FRANKLIN H.,
74 S. Broad, cor Hunter
Hall Vapor Cooking Stove, Kirke
__ & Ellis, agts: 6 N. Forsyth
HUNNICUTT & BELLDfGRATH,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Stewart & Smith, 69 Whitehall
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peach-
tree
Wood Walter J.. 87 Whitehall
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Appleton D. & CoTW. H. Nash,
agt, G. F. BoUes, agt; 44 Ma-
rietta
CHAMBERS J. H. & CO.,
rooms 7 and 8, 3^ Whitehall (See
p. 88.) •
Scribner's C. Sons, 43 Loyd
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Sugar Cane Syrup.
. .. [Specialty.]
JOHNSON ELAM,
12 Decatur &n% 13 Line. (See
p. 4.) . .
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Sun Bonnets.
[Manufacturers ]
Selig Bros. & Co., 17 N. Pryor
Wellhouse & Fleischel, 37J Peach-
tree
Surgical Institutes.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
32 E. Alabama
Southern Surgical Institute. 67
WhitehaH
Tags.;':' ".
DENNISON MNFG CO.,
Boston, Mass. (See p, 98.)
Tailors and Repairers,
Carroll M. C, 1 E. Alabama
Chkampe T. C, 1 W. Wall
Cooper R. (c), 37^ Peachtree
Finch W. (c). 16J Whitehall
Gusse D., 7 W. Alabama
Kreis P., 22 W. Alabama
Marcus Max, 16 Peachtree
O'Donnelly J., 21i E. Alabama
Roe A. £.,25 Whitehall
Tischmann A., 81 Whitehall
Weber G. N., 32 W. Peters
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Tanks— Railroad.
[Manufacturers.]
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE CO.,
9 S. Forsyth. (See fly D.)
Teas and Coffees.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACMC
TEA CO., 75 Whitehall
Telegraph Companies>
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
CO., 66 E. Wall
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CHAMP w. w.,
37^ Peachtree. (See p. 83.)
Telephone Companies.
ATLANTA TELEPHONE EX-
CHANGE, 2U Marietta
€6
Ten Pin Alleys.
Domini J., 19 Whitehall
Gilmar W., 22 Marietta
Terra Cotta Works.
Pellegrini & Castleberry, 178
Chapel
Threads.
CLARK'S MILE-END SPOOL COT-
TON, Thos. Russell & Co., New
York. (See side lines.)
i Ticket Offices.
[General.]
MANN & JOHNSON, y
4 Kimball House ' "i'
SHELTON W. L. & CO.,
28 E. Wall
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
norkers. ^
HTJimiCTrTT & BELLINGSATH,
36 and r8 Peachtree
Tinners.
Bowen & Weaver, 175 Marietta \
FEANELIN H.,
74 S. Broad, cor Hunter
Hall J. W., 286 and 288 W. Peters
Tombstones.
MULLAN & DIDUSCH,
14 S. Broad, (Seep. 80.)
Toys.
JACK P. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 87.)
Trunks, Talises, Etc.
HUZZA R. H. & CO.,
14 Whitehall
Lieberman & Kaufman, 11 N. For-
syth j
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Turkish and Electric
Baths.
WILSON J. STAINBACK,
14 Loyd
Undertakers, v
BOAZ G. R.,
18 Loyd. (See fly A.)
BOHNEFELD C,
Rear 37 Marietta
Cargile M. (c). 9 Ivy
COLES SANFORD (c),
184 Marietta
Swift C. H., 47 Loyd
Underwear.
[manufacturers.]
WYNNE T. P.,
Marietta rd, opp Exposition Fac-
tory
Upholsterers.
ERGENZINGER A.,
12 E. Hunter
GAVAN J. H.,
78 Peachtree. (See adv.)
LATHROP & WHITE,
46 to 50 Marietta
r? 17]1nm Tnhn^nrt Headquarters for CHOICE TENNESSEE
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7 and 9 Marietta
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■'^'♦'Varieties.
nt" ^- f * Co 19 Marietta
Winds W.(c), 109 E. Hams 'it
Tarnishes.
COOLEDGE F. J. 4 BRO '^^'^
m>ODW ^S- ^^tomirneL)
13 S. Broad' (S.e p J^^^^^
Tegetabies and Fruits,
[Wholesale j^,^;;;>,,i^
JOHNSOir ELAB, nar^cM*
^Decatur ap^ 13^ p^:-Tf^
Veterinary Surgeons.
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PerkiQaBr^8..34W. JEtchell
JACK P. ^y^^^'l
43 Peachtiee. <8ee p. 87)
^Ma^^^m Tarts.
CampM.-P.&Co.. 170W^Peter8 -
Harnson J. E., 224 W Peters i^
Wdwell ArmisteadA ctHao ^
ter coir Forsyth 5 li//
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-fc ?Wall Paper. k>
£^9k& Co.. 35 S. Broad
TRACY ibMHOiOf.
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BOOKOST'^.ll .i..iitT
21 Whitehall'' ..
H"H.a„ .T.. as S. Broad ..,,, ^^^ ™%.J_
, ■ •■■ Wagons. ' % . ' uaV ■ '" ''*^'**''
Wagons. ' ^11
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*"';^A WAGON AlID XJ
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Booth W. K , 72 74 7fi W p!?.!!
Finney A T IS S r,„Lj '
79 and 81 :s. Br^ad ' j^"'
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MjBuwr wawIk k; '^"^ *
and 43*'Deeainr'r?f'' K^*' *'
jines) "*'''""V (See bottom
SEi*i£^:^_85S Broad
LAWSHEER,
PLUMMER E. J..
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Tli^^^«#o.i. P . 32#Mlrfetta
Water Companies.
At^wMa ^•ter^Wofk^^ R Tiki**-
Water Coolers.
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Whiskey Cure.
WOOLLET B. M.,
33^ Whitehall. (See back cover.)
Wild Land Agents.
SAWTELL I. T. k SON,
50 Marietto. (See p. 140.)
Willow Ware.
JACK F. M.,
43 Peachtree (See p. 87.)
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[Manafactarers.]
EGUPSE WIND ENGtafE CO.,
9 S. Forsyth. (See fly D.)
Window Glass.
[See also Paints, Oils, Etc.]
C00LED6E F. J. k BRO.,
53 S. Broad [See bottom lines.]
HART F. W.,
30 S. Broad. [See back paster.]
TRIPOD A. P.,
\ 13 S. Broad. (See covers.)
Wood Dealers.
BELLW. s.,
19 N. Pryor
Bradley J. M., 117 B. Hunter
Bridwell M. L , 166 Decatur
GORDON H. H.,
45 N. Pryor ^
Harrison Bros., -65 Decatar
Holcombe & Co., 34 Ga R R
Hovle W. E., aiit, Oarnett, ne cor
Whitehall .
KIMBALL J. C, -
11 E Alabama, 72 Marietta
top linen (telephone )
McAfee W. W., 134 Wheat
McKinley J. (c), 2 McAfee
McClendon J. J., 94 S, Pryor
Morris J. S. & Co., 196 Marietta
Perdae John (c), 2 Henry
Robinson & Co., 299 Decatur
Rawlins T. G., 9S S Butler
Smith & T iddell, 156 E. Harris
Truitt S. M.. 195 W. Peters
Wallis & Son, 41 Larkin
WILSON W. S. k BRO.,
oflSce and yard, 7 Spring
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REAL ESTATE,
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• Office, 60 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
T T MachiiM, Engine, Qylinder, Kerosene and Head-
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Abbott^Sibyl E. Miss, prin. English Dept. Clark Univer-g. ^
AbW A B^jf ?T^T '^^^^^K^ ^'•°)' ' 227 Washington » {► '
Aber W. M., teacher Atlanta University ■ £"
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■^ Abernathy F. B., bailiff City Court, r country
^ Abernatby W. C , student, bds 264 Jones
5 ® Abrahams August, dry goods, 38 Decatur
M jj Abrams Charles (c), carpenter, r 8 Jennings al
6 +» Abrams Charles, elk Regenstein & Kutz
W^'Ackerman Andrew J., horse shoeing, 75 E. Alabama, bds
P^ d Walker
^ 5 Ackerman Charles E., carpenter, r 40 Chamberlain
5 5 Ackerman F. T. Mrs., boarding, 41 W. Mitchell
^ ^ Acock George, wks W. & A. R.R., bds 264 Decatur
u Acton Thomas M., trav agt Constitution, r 136 W. Baker
/"S ^ Adair Augustus D. (Adair & Bro ), r 68 Washington
-^ CO Adair Bozeman, mer, r Green's Ferry av, W. E
H CO Adair Charles J., elk J. A. Adair, r 60 Gilmer
H Adair Forrest, with G. W. Adair, bds 461 W. Peters
ADAIR GEORGE W., real estate agt, 6 E. Wall, r 461 W.
Peters
Adair Green B. (Adair & Bro), r 71 Washington Y^
Adair Isaac (c), fireman A.-L. R'y
Adair Jack, elk, bds 461 W. Peters
. TAdair James A., ticket seller W. & A. R. R., Union Depot,
y^, r 56 Church , i ^ ,
Adair John, wks Geo. Hinman, r 60 Gilmer
Adair John T., grocer 70 Decatur, r 60 Gilmer
-. ^ Adair Mary C , wid W. E , r Eraser, se cor Clarke
[p_| Adair Robin, surveyor, bds 461 W. Peters
Adair Willie Miss, r Eraser, se cor Clarke
ADAIR & BRO, (A. D. and Green B. Adair), com mers, cot-
ton factors and fertilizer dealers, 27 W.- Alabama
^ »>? Adams Absalom Q , engineer W. & A. R. R., r 22 Luckie ;
'^^ Adams Albert (c), lab, r es Lowe al, 3d s of Larkin j
Adams Alfred (c), fireman A.-L. R'y \
'♦^ Adams Amanda Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 6 Newton
•^ Adams Bella, wid J. T., bds 40 W. Simpson
O Adams Benjamin, carpenter, r Ponce de Leon Springs
Adams Benjamin T., carpenter, r 52 Thurmond
(Jl Adams Charles E., elk ^, & A. R. R., bds 22 Alexander
^..^ Adams Charles G., penman, r 99J Whitehall '
\JL^ Adams Eugene F., machinist J. Davis, r 291 Marietta
W Adams Florence A. Miss,-t«^cher Marietta St. School, r 291
Marietta ' .
KH Adams George W. (c), laundryman, r 17 W. Hunter
/V^ Adams House, Miss 8. Adams, propr., 24 E. Wall
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Adams J m' "^^^ "1 M^^etta
Adams J T ■' r°^'\e*°' W- & A. R. R
Aoame J. T., tram hand W. & A R r
Adams Lepnora E Mrs rooi i^' • .
Adams T ni,« itri ■ ' ' -^^1 Marietta
Adams Mary S MiM wto r.^?. V'* ^^^^loun
Adams Mosfs C., carAentw r P^nJd''"/^^ Thurmond
Adams Oscar T. wks^l -L Ry r 223 e l^° ?P"°«8
Adaws Pendleton C lah r iri \r 7 ^- -^""'er
Adams RedicWel hri!^u' ^ Newton \-
Adams KicS?c')^htm1r V i^^pH"""^
Forsyth ' ^"'*®™^r M. J. Gaines, r Hunter cor
Adams Robert E , elk A T r„ -.a,-.
Adams Rufus cll^ Loving R^' 11^^ ^y<^
Adams Samuel firemlni^n' ^^^M"^^^ House
Adams Sarah kia! r^oJ\t^- ^^•' ^^ 22 Luckie
Adams Sarah E Mrs^ bd^^^H^' ^°"'^' ^^ E. Wall
Adams Thomas O^tcn ^^^^'^^ ^''"se
Adams WiK.'^ckr'pent?/'? ifi'^r't'--^' ""^^ ' Newton
Adamson Charles Or i^' ^ V^nkins
Adamson William RVaS'L «?".'"??• °' I*eachtree Sff
Simpson ' '^^^"'^'^^^ State House, r 54 W. -&
Adamson Willip R mu »j , £!»
Adamson Zachry W.''M^'^,«°'»/ Son, r Hill, nr Glenn g?
Adamson & So/(C. Q and 7 W*i^°°^' ' ^'^^- °^ <>lenn • S
Decatur ^ ^" ""^ ^- ^- Adamson), grocers, 260 %
Adkins^ EdZV^ik'ratr- ' ''' ^"»-- §af
Adkinson Robert E..^n?V'°'^'/„ ^^^ Fillmore sS
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AdolphuB Jennie Miss wta n ni' -l ^^- ^- ^•
Adolphus Joseph C wkl W^ p"?^' ' ^^ ^^- 1^- ^
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Aenchbacher Gottleib N., carpenter A.-L. R'y, r 84 Simp-
Aenchbacher John L., molder Winship & Bra, r 90 Jones ay
Aenchbacher Nelson G., carpenter, r 90 Jones av^
Aenchbacber Samuel, wks VanWinkle Iron Works, r 90
Jones av ^ ^ ^ j i ■^
Afton William (c), wks John Purdue j;
AGRICOLA HERMAN A., baker and confectioner, 51 De>
catur, r 111 W. Harris ^, ^- ./, ,; i J
Affostini Francis M , dancing, 3i Whitehall
Aluerro Eliza J. Mrs., r 213 W. Harris ^,^^,^^u
Aiken Frank M., foreman Lynch & Lea,' r 36 Stonewall
Aiken Lizzie, wid Henry, r 171 Luckie
Aiken Richard, ^rickmason Court House, r 36 Stonewall
Aiken Rosetta (c), cook, r 185 N. Butler
AIR LINE HOUSE, Mrs. E. A. Tillman propr, 49 S. Pryor
Airy Daniel (c), farmer, r 159 Markhatn
Alton Henry, wks Atla Cot. Factory, r Magazine se cor
AkeS Abraham (c), wks E. Haiman, r 210 Mangum
Akers Charles (c). porter T. M. Clarke & Co.
Akers Elbert (c), wks St. R.R , r ss Lowe al 5th s of Larkm
Akers Emma (c), laundress, r 63 Boulevard
ike Fr^nk M., elk A. McD. Wilson & Co., r Smyrna, Ga.
Akers George W. (Akers & Bro.), bds 25 N. Forsyth , .
Akers James K. P. (Akers & Bro ), r country
Akers James S., with S. M. Inman & Co., bds 26 Luckie
Akers John A. (c), lab, r 80 Hoge .
Akers Noah (c), drayman, r 44 Terry
Akers Susan (c), laundress, r 256 Mangum
Akers William T. (Akers & Bro.), r Mclver Station W. &
Aker^s'& B^o. (W. T., G. W. and X K. P. Akers), grain, 22
S. Forsyth \^ -
Akridse George W., grocer, 51 lattnall
Albert Jennie (c), laundress, r 55 Chattahoochee ;
Albert John (c), wks Cotton Factory, r 6 Vine
Albert William J. (Black & Albert), r2i Marietta
Albright Fred, wks Abe Fry, bds 55 W. Hunter
Albright Maria (c), nurse, r 8 McAfee
Albright Mina, wid A., r 55 W. Hunter xTnnfp^
Albright Samuel, gas fitter H. Franklin, bds W. Hunter
cor Thompson ^
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Albritton Haney (c), laundress, r rear 20 Hilliard
Albntton Matthew L., bds 33 N. Forsyth
' ^\^/^^/^ i?^"" H.,>kkpr J. Lynch, r 125 Thompson
f If redge Nancy, wid Stephen, r 5 Garnett
-^^aredge Nathan G., Captain Police, r 24 Pine
Aldredge Thomas P., carpenter, r 111 Simpson
Alexander Adeline (c), laundress, r al s of Forrest av e of .
Calhoun )-^
Alexander Alexander, optician, r 65 Larkin ' ^
-^^®^^^^er Caroline Miss, wks Cotton Fa«tory, bds 158 W.(/}
Alexander Clara (c), laundress, r 36 Valentine T^
Alexander Dennis (c), lab, r Windsor, nr Glenn '"^
Alexander Eugenia A. Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 158 !i:^
Alexander Frances (c), nurse, r/ll9 E. Cain' *
Alexander Frank, wks L. H. 1^11 & Co., r 11 Marietta
Alexander Freeman (c), lab, r rear 104 Jones
Alexander Henry (c), shoemaker 12 Ivy, r 45 Hilliard
Alexander Henry, wks Cotton Factory, bds 168 W. Baker
Ale'xander Henry S., contractor, r Jamestown
Alexander Hugh, lawver, r 154 N. Calhoun
Alexander Isaac (c), shoemaker, r 31 Reed g
Alexander James (c), grocer, r rear 93 W. Peters »
w 'l^''/^"'^' ('')' P^^'®^ ^- J- K«^^y> r S. Forsyth, cor !2;M
4T^FY*^v«^»T»wl^«^iS''°'l^*°'°''y' ^^^ 158 W. Baker 2 2
ALEXANDER JAMES F., physician, 62 Peachtree X S
Alexander John (c), carpenter, r al w of Martin n of Love O «>
Alexander John (c), porter J. J Richards, r Little cor Ter-T S
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Alexander John D., elk Ry M. S., bds 236 E. Hunter O I?
Alexander John W., blacksmith A.-L. Ry., r es Ga. R.R !^M
nr Cornelia '-<-<<«
Alexander John W., brick yard, r Cooper nr limits
Alexander Joseph A., r 381 Peachtree . ■
Alex^nd^r Joseph W., grocer, r Thrasher ne cor Ashley, > ^
Alexander Julius M., bds 163 Peachtree ^ S^
Alexander Junius (c), (Alexander & Simpson), r Randolph ^ U
nr Hunter ^ ^» ^ C/Do
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Alexander Lewis (c), lab, r Orme let s of North av '
Alexander Louis C., fireman A.-L. Ry, r 40 Howell
Alexander Martin (c), shoemkr A. J. Delbridge, r Fraser
cor Martin i
Alexander Mary (c), laundress, r 18 N. Calhoun
Alexander Mary B. Miss, r 34 Cone
Alexander Mima (c), laundress, r 51 W. Hunter
Alexander Patrick, wks Atla Cot FactV
Alexander Robert (c), porter Ga. R. R
Alexander Samuel (c), truckman W. & A. R. R
Alexander Sarah A., wid A., r 163 Peachtree
Alexander Thomas, saloon and ten pin alley, Broad, sw cor
Hunter, r 27 Larkin
Alexander Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 158 W. Baker
Alexander William (c), barber L. Schelpert, r Crew nr
Jones
Alexander William (c), driver, r 31 Howell
Alexander William (c), wks C, R. R., r 186 Markham
Alexander William R.. wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 158 W.
Baker i
Alexander & Simpson (c), (J. Alexander and A. Simpson)^
blacksmiths. Ivy sw cor Line J
Alford Benjamin, carpenter, bds 86 Wheat
Alford C. H., baggage-master A.-L. Ry
Alford Green C, carpenter, r 4 McAfee
Alford James L., shoemkr, r ws South, bey limits
Alford Jane Mrs., r 92 Elliott
Alford Joseph S., bkkpr N. R. Hamrick, r 31 W. Garnett
Alford J. W. Kinchen, bkkpr Mark W. Johnson & Co., bds
116i Whitehall
Allan William R., with F. E. Block, bds 28 Walker
Allen Addie Miss, wks M. Marcus, r 104 Elliott
Allen Adelia, wid Martin, r 3 Jamestown
Allen Alexander M. (V. Dunning & Co.), r 18 Martin
Allen Alfred (c), hostler A. Smj^the, r rear Lee, W. E.
Allen Allan (c), lab, r 20 Victoria
Allen Amos (c), wks Ga. R. R., r 76 Ellis
Allen Andrew (c), lab, r 387 Houston
Allen Andrew, wks E. Haiman, bds 348 Marietta
Allen Annie, wid Joseph, r 104 Elliott i
Allen Augustus, wks Atla. Cot. Fact^y
Allen Barney Mrs., r St. James Hotel
Allen Bartow F., grocer, 224 Decatur ,
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Allen Beverly R., bkkpr F. G. Hancock, bds 176 Davis
Allen Caleb C. (c)^ lab, r Formwalt nr Richardson
Allen Carrie Miss, r 485 Marietta
Allen Clara Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y !
4i^l^£^l?°^^"® ^^•' ^o^l^r maker, bds 207 Marietta ^
ALLEN DEXTER W., Palace Dining rooms, 13 E. Ala-
bama
Allen Dock (c), carpenter Murphy & Mann, r 71 Decatur
Allen Edward (c), wks S. Parker, r 42 Decatur
Allen Edward (c), cook Kimball House, r 58 Ellis
All ^}'^? ^^^' grocer, 84 Peachtree, r 152 Alexander
All ^Sl?®^* T. grocer, 102 McDonough, r 98 McDonough
Allen Eliza, wid Peter, x W. & A. R. R., cor Harris
Allen Eugenia A., wid C, r 29 PuUiam j
Allen Emma (c), laundress, r 258 Crew \ r ^
Allen Florence Miss, r 28 Victoria ' ■ '
Allen Franklin D.. with D. G. Jones, bds 148 Davis '
Allen Fred, elk Ry. M. S., bds 13. E. Alabama
Allen Frederick, with Cohen & Selig, r 155 Whitehall
Allen Fromie (c), cook, r 97 E. Fair ' '
Allen George W., car inspector A. & W. P. R, R.. r E
Hunter, cor Bell
Allen George W. D., watchman W. A. R. R., r 28 Victoria
Allen David, trav ag't Langston,Crane & Co., bds Kim-
ball House
Allen Georgia A. Miss, wks Elsas & May, r ' ws South, be^
yond limits . . '
Allen Henry (c), cook, r es Barracks av 1st h of Peters
Allen Henry (c), lab, r 28 Bradburv
Allen Jackson, wks Cotton Mill, bds 135 Marietta
Allen James, lab, r ws South, bey limits
Allen James, elk M. Rich & Bro, bds 485 Marietta
Allen James (c), waiter Kimball House, r 12 Randolph
Allen James C, elk A. Abrahams, r 35 Bartow
Allen James N., watchman Atlanta Bridge Wks, r 2 State
Allen James R., carpenter, bds 160 Nelson
Allen Jane, wid Early, r 135 Marietta i
Allen John, lab, r ws South, bey limits ' i '
Allen John S. A., machinist, r 148 Davis i '
Allen Joseph, wks Cotton Mill, bds 135 Marietta
Allen Josie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Allen Julia (c), cook, r Randolph, 1st E of Irwin
Allen Leah (c), laundress, r al. w of Fort, s of E. Cain
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Allen Levi (c), drayman, r 10 Liberty
Allen Lewis (c), lab, r 377 Houston \
Allen Luke (c), lab, r 377 Houston l
Allen Martha, wid J. J., r 11 Hulsey i
Allen Martha Mrs., wks Cotton Mill, r 135 Marietta
Allen Mary M., wid George W., r 6 Bell
Allen Rachael (c), laundress, r 4 Campbell's Block
Allen Samuel (c), lab, r 280 N. Calhoun i
.Allen Samuel (c), lab, r rear 75 Pratt }
Allen Sanford, bds 1 Garnett
Allen Sarah Miss, wks Cotton Mijl, r 135 Marietta
Allen Washington (c), drayman, r ss Wells 1st e of Hol-
land
Allen William (c), porter Conley & Shumate, r Ivy 1st s
of Line
Allen William (c), wks E. Haiman, r 82 Johnson
Allen William B., engineer W. & A. R. R., r 485 Marietta
Allen William J., wks Atla. Cot. Fact^y, r 135 Marietta
Allen Willie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Allen Wyatt (c), well digger, r 14 Terry
AUensworth James H , bkkpr W. M. Scott, bds 20 Foster
AUensworth Jennie Mrs., matron J^at. Surg. Inst., r 20
Foster
AUensworth John C, instrumentmkr Nat. Surg. Inst., r 20
Foster
Alley Alvin R , physician, 2J Marietta, r 71 W. Harris
Allison George (c), lab, r 107 Martin
Allison Jame's (c), porter C. G. Grosse, r 250 E. Fair
Allison L. A. Miss, bonnet mkr Wellhouse & Fleischel ,
Almand Dora Miss, r 51 Howell
Almand J. W., train hand, bds 23 Martin
Almand Marion W., with J. Keely, r 108 Marietta
Almand Telisa F., wid Augustus, r 51 Howell
Almone A., train hand A.-L. Ry,
Aloysius Sister, superior Convent Immaculate Conception,
r Lovd s of Hunter y
Alsover William C. (Geo. W. Sullivan & Co.), bds 29 N.
Calhoun
Alston Lizzie Miss, r 27 Cone
Alston Robert H., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 226 S. Pryor
Alston Susan F. wid P. B., r 27 Cone
Alston Thomas H., printer Judson, Dunlop & Co., r 147 N.
Calhoun
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Ambrose Sarah (c), laundress, r 311 Decatur
American Sewing Machine Co , 5 S. Pryor i*
A meson Rebecca, wid Bernard, r ws State, n of Vallace
i AMIS THOMAS P., lumber dealer, 240 Marietta, r 59
Cone (see page 87) ,■
I Ammons Minerva (c), nurse, r 119 Markham ' i
j Amorous Martin F., lumber, 44 Marietta, r 124 Peachtree
I Amos Alec (c), porter W. A. Taylor, r 134 Crowell
i Amos Charlotte (c), cook, r 31 James
i Amos Jacob (c), drayman Hightower k Hallman, r rear
113 Peachtree
Amos Jacob (c), lab, r Morgan, bey limits
Amos Moses (c), lab, r Cooper, nw cor Richardson
Amy Louisa, (c), laundress, r 160 Fillmore
ANCHOR PUBLISHING CO., T. H. P. Blood worth, mana-
ger, rooms 7 & 8, 3^ Whitehall. (See p %i^
Anderson Amanda, wid Archie, r 136 Rhodes .
Anderson Andrew J., engineer W. & A. R.R., r 40 W. Simp- ^
son ^ M
Anderson Arch. S., wks A. W. Kries, bds 116| Whitehall 0
Anderson Belle Miss, elk H. C. Erminger, bds 51 Walker B
Anderson Benjamin (c), shoemaker, 13 Ivy K
Anderson Bennett, wks A-L. Ry., r 30 Howell ^CT
Anderson Branch (c), carpenter, r ns Joiner, 4th w of C ^E^
R. R. " » .; 01-
Anderson Charles (c), porter, r 59 W. Cain * -• ^ PM
ANDERSON CLIFFORD, Attorney General, office State !^f7
House, r Macon, Ga Jr"
Anderson Clifibrd, elk, bds ^% E. Peters ' r>. \ ' QS
Anderson C. Miss, dress maker, bds 34 church B S
Anderson David (c), carpenter, r ns North av, 2d e ofQ.
Fort 0 y
Anderson Flora (c), laundress, r Orme, 2d e of Powers 4 C*
Anderson F. Pierce, wks W. & A R. R., bds 121 Rhodes ^5
Anderson Henry (c), bellman Markham House, r 159 N. m ®
Butler ^ • Sffl '
Anderson Jack, (c), lab, r 257 Richardson S S
Anderson James A. (Anderson & Bro.), and City Tax Col-'* h-
lector and Assessor, office City Hall, r 123 W Fair Wl
ANDERSON JAMES A. (Jas. A. Anderson & Co ), bds 124 "ffi
S. Pryor ^ Q-
-^derson James A. jr., with Jas. A. Anderson & Co., bds
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; ANDERSON JAS. A. & CO (Jas. A. Anderson and J. H.
Jones), clothing and furnishing goods, 41 Whitehall
(see front fly B)
0 Anderson Jane E., wid John A., r 63 McDonough
O^ Anderson Jeff (c), helper W. & A. R.
^M Anderson Jennie (c), cook, r 59 W Cain
S Anderson Jessie J., engineer, A-L. Ry
-—(I) Anderson John, blacksmith, bds 109 Decatur
^ Anderson John, car cleaner, A-L, Ry *'
Anderson John (c), cleaner, Ga. R. R. '
>» Anderson Jordan (c), lab, r 131 E. Cain I
03 Anderson Joseph, wks E. Van Winkle, bds 7 Newtbn
^^ Anderson Junius (c), porter, r Butler, sw cor Ellis
f ANDERSON J. H., agr'l implements, machinery, engines^
boilers, separators, reapers, mowers, gins, saw mills,
etc., 69 S. Broad, r 16 PuUiam. (See side lines.)
Anderson J. R., conductor W^ & A. R. R.
Anderson Maria (c), laundress, r 11 Rawson
^ Anderson Mary Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse &• Fleischel
Anderson Mary Mrs., pastrycook Ballards' Restaurant, r 26
W. Alabama
g Anderson Mary, wid J. M. P., r 7 Newton .
Anderson MoUie (c), laundress, r 137 Ira
^ Anderson Nathaniel G., elk L. E. Martin, bds 260 Decatur
-g" Anderson Patrick, molder, bds 7 Newton
2r Anderson Rena (c), laundress, r 39 Kelly
g Anderson Reuben B., car cleaner A L. Ry, r 30 Howell
Anderson Robert, fireman A-L. Ry
Anderson Robert Rev.(c), pastor Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. Ch.,
.S a ANDERSON ROBERT A., manager W. & A. R. R., bdi
^.2 69 McDonough • ^ ' ji
^ o Anderson Sallie Mrs., r 11 Magazine - '
S ^ Anderson Samuel (c), wks A-L. Ry., r 16 Biggers
g Anderson Sarah (c), laundress, r ws Gunby, 4th n of De-
catur ■ -^^ !_
r/*) Anderson Sarah, wid J. A., r 25 Cone
^ Anderson Thomas (c), whitewasher, rMartin^ ne cor Little
Anderson William A., ticket auditor W. & A. R. R., r 269
E. Fair ' y
rv^ Anderson William W, (Anderson & Bro), r 21 Bailey
r-H Anderson & Bro., (J. A. and W. W. Anderson), grocers^
^ 147 W. Peters'
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Andrews Ansley B. (Andrews, Hitch & Co.), r 35 Walker
Andrews Clara I. Miss, dressmkr, bds 61 Cone
Andrews Cornelia Miss, r 102^ P^achtree
4S25^^^ Ezra, saddler, r 313 S. Prvor
^a?d7^i[T^^/ ^- (A B.Tndrews. R. T. Hitch
Whitehall *'°^' ^^""^^ finishing and' c^lothing, 16
Andrews James G., elk Ry. M. S., bds 61 S. Br6ad
Andrews John (c), lab, r 10 Ga. R. R.
Andrews Lucy (c), laundress, r 157 Decatur
Andrews^ Mattie F. Miss, teacher Crew St. School, r 313
Andrews Mittie Miss, r 102^ Peachtree
Andrews Moses (c), lab, r 127 Wheat
Andrews Patrick, wks E. Haiman
f^^'«^« Peggy (c), cook, r 8 Martin al
Andrews Philo (c) laundress, r 157 Decatur
Andrews Simon (c), wks E. Haiman, r 39 Victoria
Andrews Squire (c), wks Winfliip &'Bro., r 39 V ctoria
De'^itir'"' ^'^' ^"^ ^*^'" Kimball House, r 157
ilitl Sn^' ?".'^r ' ^^- S- ^°'^«°°> ' 30 W. Mitchell
Angler Clarence, fertilizer and ins agt, 7 W Alabama
bds 89 E. Mitchell Aiaoama,
Anfier FH^.tLfh i''^y«i'16 Whitehall, r 30 McDonough
Angler ^lizabeth A. wid N. L., r 89 E MitohAll
Anglin John S., elk, r 213 Haines •
ANNK rHAK^'l^^''/' P^ipP^* ^'^'^' ' 105 Tattnall
.^; VHARLLS S., contracting millwright and ma-
chinist^and agent for mill machinery, office Atlanta
Flour Mills, 35 and 37 Thompson, r Idgewood (iee
Annis Fannie Miss, r Edgewood t
Annoy Essie Miss, bds 43 W. Hunter ' :
Ans ev F;„nr7VM''T^^*^^ ^'°^' ^^^ 28 N. Forsyth
ANSLEY WARliA^r'^- ^""^t' *il^-)' ^^' ^6 W. Harris
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I'ryor, r Decatur, Ga. '
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Ansley Wesley (c), lab, r 27 Reed
Ansley William 8., with J. A. Ansley, r Decatur
Anthony AdolphuS (c), drayman, r 211 Martin
Anthony Anselm L., gardener, r 440 Whitehall
Anthony Jacob (c), lab, r 66 Richmond
Anthony James (c), lab, r Butler, sw cor Ellis .
Anthony Joseph L., night-watch jail
Anthony Martin (c), r 120 Irwin
Anthony Rowena (c), laundress, r Biggers, 8th w of Grant
Antioch Baptist Church (c), ns Wallace, 2d e of Marietta
Appleby Jane (c), laundress.* r 27 Lynch al
Appleby Virginia J., wid John, bds 9 Wheat
APPIER D. W., gen'l western agt C. R. R. of Ga., Port
Royal & Augusta Ry., and Savannah fast freight line,
iX S. Prvor, r 25 W. Baker
Appleton b. & Co., of N. Y., Jos. Van Holt Nash, edu. agt;
G. F. Bolles, subscription dep't., 44 Marietta
Appleton George, sawmkr, r 182 W. Fair
Appleton Jacob A., wks Atlanta Vinegar Wks, r 122 Gul-
lett • •
Appletoii L. A. Miss, bonnet mkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Appling Ed J., bds 93 S Broad
Appling Emeline (c), laundress, r Reed, nr Anderson
Appling Moses (c), lab, r Formwalt, 1st n of Richardson
Arberry James, carpenter A.-L. Ry .
Arberry John W, engineer A-L. Ry, r 226 Cox
Arbola Mary Mrs., fruits, 133 Whitehall
Archer Calvin C, machinist A.-L. Ry, r 198 Decatur
Archer House, Mrs. N, N. Archer, propr, 8^ W Mitchell
Archer Narcissa N. Mrs., boarding, 8^ W Mitchell
Archer William T., r 78 Tattnall
Archibald Robert N. (Archibald & Co.), r 123 Peach tree
Archibald & Co. (R. N. Archibald and B. F. Hodges), gro-
cers, r 123 Peachtree
Ard Thomas, blacksmith, bds 135 Thompson
Armistead John M., r Ponce de Leon Springs
Armistead Thomas M. (Treadwell, Armistead & Co.), r 99
Terry \
Armistead William Z., watchman F. W. Hart & Son, r 15
Bailey ' ' ' 1
Armour Henry (c), lab, r North av, sw cor Fort ^ \
Armstead Edgar, wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r 218 Bil-
liard .^^^_^_
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Armstead Jeff, wks Atla. Cotton Factory
Armstead Joel C, transfer elk Ga. R. R., r 218 Hilliard
Armstead M. E., wid J. A., r Ellis, cor Hilliard
Armstrong Benjamin (c), wks Cotton Factory, r ss Currier
nr Fort '
Armstrong Harry, elk J. Keely, r 55 Walton * f^
Armstrong James S., sup't Union Depot, bds Markham C-
House J^
Armstrong Samuel, wks Atla. Cotton Factory, r 180 Mari-
et/tia • t
Armstrong Sarah, wid John, r 10 W. Garnett >
ARMSTRONG WILLIAM S., physician, 64* Whitehall,-
r 126 Washington ' m
ARNDT Rm)OLPH, saloon, U & 16 Marietta, r 174 White- S»
hall. (See front cover) 5 •*
Arnold Alfestus C, elk Kimball House
Arnold Amelia Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co
Arnold Asbury, r 21 Tattnall •
Arnold Clara (c), laundress, r 3 Factory al
Arnold Fannie Miss, wks B. Nathan, bds 21 Tatnall
Arnold Frank, with Kimball House
i^'i?AT^''^«^^^^ wks Florida Fruit Co., r 122 Ellis
AKNOLD FRANK A., lawyer, 69 E. Alabama, r 428 E
Fair -
Arnold Garnett, elk D. H. Dougherty
Arnold George (c), drayman, r Eraser nr limits -
Arnold George W., teacher Clark University :
Arnold Henry, brickmason Lynch & Lea, bds 162 W
Simpson
Arnold Henry (c), drayman, r ws State, 5th n of Wallace S
Arnold H. L., miner, bds 138 McDonough .
Arnold John P., brickmason, bds 162 W. Simpson **|
Arnold J. O., brickmason, Lynch & Lea ' c
Arnold Lawrence, elk C. C. 'Davis, bds 27 Tattnall • ^
Arnold Lorretto, wid Thomas D., r 428 E Fair S3
Arnold M., conductor A.-L. Ry «•
Arnold Pamelia Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co.. r B*
lli-S. Broad ta*«
Arnold Peter (c). miner, r 37 Church '^ rB
Arnold Philip (c), r 188 Mangum = ^
Arnold Reuben, lawyer, 69 E. Alabama, r Collins, sw cor fh
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Arnold Scott (c), porter W. M. Middlebrooks, r Trenholm,
3d e of Peters
Arnold Selina (c), nurse, r 19 Jenkins
Arnold S. O., conductor A-L. Ry, i
Arnold Thomas D., elk W. M. & R. J. Lowry, r 428 E.'
Hunter
Arnold William^ wks Robinson, Campbell & Co.,
Arnold William M., furniture made and repaired, 127 S
Pryor,
Arnold William T., carpenter, r 68. Rock
Arrington A. (c), wks Court House - i
Arrowood Jehu M., lawyer, 14^ Whitehall, r W. Fair, nr
limits I - • i
Asbury Dennis (c), lab, r 347 Mangum *
Asbury John (c), drayman M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co., r
347 Mangum .|. j- i
Ash Fanny (c), cook, r 34 Parsons
Ash Robert (c), ttacksmith, r 313 W Mitchell
Ashe M. P. Miss, teacher Miss L. H. Washington's school,
bds 24 Church ^ !
Asher Maria L. wid Thomas, r 19 Mechanic j
Asher William C, druggist, 212 Marietta, r 103 W Bakei
Ashford William T. (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r 70 N Pryor i
Ashley Philip (c), warter Kimball House
Ashley Willis G., doors, sash, paints, etc., 31^ S. Broad
Ashton John W., driver, r al s of Larkin, e of Roach
Ashton Stella Mad, r 19 Collins
Ashworth Alonzo B., elk I. S. Boyd, bds 16 Bush j
Ash worth A. E. Mrs., dressmkr, r 142 N. Collins I
Ashworth Calafornia Miss, r Marietta, 3d n of Ponder ay
Ashworth John, lab, r Marietta, 3d n of Ponder av i !
Ashworth Raphael T., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r
142 Calhoun j
Ashworth Thomas S., bkkpr Morris & Bro., r 61 S. Forsyth
Askew E. A., wid D. R., r 155 S. Pryor
Askew Oscar (c), porter H. V. Barrow
Askew Samuel (c), wks Wilkins, Post & Co., r 59 Chatta-
hoochee j
Askew Thomas E. (c), printer, C. W. Motes, r 53 Rawson
Askew William (e), wks P. J. Kenny, r 151 N. Butler i
Atkins E. Clay (Atkins, McKeldin & Co.), r ns Thrasher
cor Ashley
Atkins Joseph W. (Atkins, McKeldin & Co.), r 59 Forrest
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BmsllfiSm ^^^' Paint, Carriage and Varnish Brushes, all kinds
Adl UdUvM ■ ■ ■ and sizes at r. J. COOIiSDO-S «Ss B2S,0.
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""'"Pe^ffr ^■' ""^ ^*''-«' '"'^^^^ * Co., bds 124
""*' iTt Tof TulS^L'"-^ ^-"-'^. Bain & Co.. r Pulton
tfv,-°^ wnH*""^!")' ^»l>. r 106 Gray
''*^°est'';""" ^- '^'^ ^"-. ^ohLn & Co., bds 59 For-
Atkinson Eliza A., wid K. A. L., r 69 Forrest av '
Atkinson Julia (c), r 66 Magazine '
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''"'"or^Frndf;"'^'''^' ^- ^- ^°«""''^' -Pt. W. & A. B. R.
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^^^m^ei^TLT^'^^''' S'^"!- * Co., publishers;
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, (Daily and Weekly), 34 S.
"""'nfcS C^R^rP""''' ^""^ Warehousing Co., W. Peters,
'''''i^?'Jtd??2^?a?ieTti^«^' ^- «• B-"-'^. receiver.
lj£°*»Cotton^ed Oil MiU^office 15 E. Alabama
Establish^ B nT?,^^ "''^ -S*^*'" Grinding
Broad (se^^^s'a) ""' P^<>P"«t°'. 27 and 29 S^
^^|j^g!^Elevator_Co., W. and A. R. R. ne cor Spring
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O^ ATLANTA FEMALE INSTITUTE, M%s. J. W. Ballard,
QC prin., 141 and 143 Peachtree, (see p. 89)
ATLANTA FLORAL BAZAR, E. Wachendorflf, propr, W.
fH Simpson, (see p. 84)
^ ATLANTA FLOURING MILLS, H. Lewis propr. 35 and
^ 37 Thompson (see p. 85)
ATLANTA GASLIGHT CO., T. G. Healey, pres., J. H. Me-
caslin, sec and treas, office 21 Whitehall
fi Atlanta Health Institute, 134 McDonough
O Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent Home, 81 E Alabama.
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE, Dr. J. A. Gray, proctor^
a*^ Jenkins, nw cor Butler
ft ATLANTA MEDICAL REGISTER, 32 S. Broad
S ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK, Jas. Swann, pres., Paul
^ Komare, cashier, 15 E. Alabama
® ATLANTA POST- APPEAL, daily, M. E. Thornton, propr,
W Forsyth, s e cor Walton, (see p. 84)
ATLANTA PUBLIC PRODUCE, COTTON, STOCK AND
■q real estate exchange, J. F. Cummings, pres,
O and manager, N. R. Fowler, manager real estate dept.
JX 37 S. Broad (see p. 91)
Ji^ Atlanta Republican, 874 S. Broad ^ ^^,,, . ,,
Atlanta Soa-^ Works, Wm. Clifford Neff & Co., 624 Marietta,.
^« office W. Wall
a ATLANTA SIOVE AND TIN HOUSE, J. W. Phillips,
H manager, 12 Marietta
I ATLANTA ST. R. R. CO., R. Peters, pres ; E. C. Peters,
^ supt; 49 Line
nS Atlanta Sunday Phonograph, S. Broad sw cor Hunter
SS ATLANTA TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE, H H. Jackson,
^^ manai?er, 21^ Marietta, cor Broad
Oj Atlanta Turn Verein, ^ Marietta -
r. Atlanta University (c), terminus of W. Mitchell
^ Atlanta Vinegar Works, J. J. Pillsbury, 188 Decatur
^ ATLANTA ''WAGON AND TIMBER CO., mnfrs wagons,
—S buggies and lumber, Ga. R. R. cor Butler
^ ATLANTA WATER WORKS, W. G. Richards, supt ; J.
W. Culpepper, sec: office 6 E. Wall
5^ ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAIL ROAD CO., LP.
"TS Grant, pres ; W. P. Orme^, sec and treas ; 32 Loyd
S ATWATER HENRY L., genl agt Milburn Wagon Go.
and manager Southern branch, 39 Decatur, r 179 E^
^ Fair. (See bottom lines.)
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Atwater Maria (c), cook, r 37 Church
Atw!f v""^\^''> drayman Frazier & Morean
Aubrey Henry M./ collecto? EsZ oLfn c'o ^^^^^le^
Auerbach Joseph, elk Regensteinl K^Z 25 W. Brother-
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Ausenberg A. R., wks E. Haiman, M-H
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Aus m H.nrj (c), c.rpooter, r Holland, UjAluiiSSf"
Austin Thomas (c), lab, r 5 Ivv " • i •
Austin S«T^^k^T,°•■''^".'^' Co), r 350 jiarietta
An tin R- }.'^i°2' ''"'l^'' K C Clark
A«f^l i*'^*'"'! ^^- Pl^ysician. 97 Marietta
Autr.^r "^''?*'\V<^<=)' ^^^' ' Peoples. W. E.
Autrey Georgia Miss, wks Atlanta Cotton FactV
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AStt^t7 ^ M"5 dressmkr; r 35 Church
Avenett Robert R. elk J. A. T..i,^ K^, -.o, ^y jjjt^j^^jj
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Avery Aaron (c), waiter Kimball House, r Mills cor Lovejoy
Avery B. F. & Sons, plows and wagons, Alabama, s e cor
ATE^Y^ISAAC W., sec Executive dept., r 10 Warren pl
Awtrey Elijah N., engineer, Stewart's Mill, r 127 Marietta
Awtrey Gertrude Miss, bds 11 Markham |
Awtrey John L., carpenter, r Hunnicutt, cor Venable l
Awtrey William T.,wks Stewart's Mill, bds 531 Marietta
Aylett Lewis D., paymaster R. & D. Extension Co., 50 JN.
Broad ', t , \ ' / I
Ayres Mattie, wid Henry, r 173 Marietta
BABB JAMES P., coin, mer., 91 S. Broad, bds 71 King j
Baber Akbar, with McBride & Co., r 56 Itonewall |
Baber Fletcher R. (c), driver G. R. Boaz
Baber Henry (c), train hand C. R. R., r W. Hunter, cor C.
R. R., .,
Baber James M., physician, 56 Stonewall
Bach H., wid David, r 199 S. Forsyth
Bachman John, foreman W. C. Neflf & Co., r Collins, cor
Harris
Bachman J., elk Regenstein & Kutz
Bachman J. H., train hand W. & A. R. R.
Bachman M., bds Hotel Weinmeister
Bachus Elizabeth, wid Gilbert, r 24 MechaniiJ
Bachus Georgiana, wid J. W., bds 24 Mangum
Bachus Green F., brickmason, bds 33 Mangum
Bachus James M., brickmason, r 24 Mangum
Bachus Manse, r 24 Mechanic ^ . ■
BACON ROBERT A., sec R. R. Commission, 12^ Ji.. Ala-
bama (up-stairs), bds Kimbtill House . . [
Bacon Kittie (c), laundress, r 82 Johnson
Badger Charles (c), watchman Kimball House, r ^ib JN.
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Badger John (c), lab, r 277 N. Calhoun . ^ |
Badger Robert H. (c), dentist, r 18 Clifford _
Badger Roderick D. (c), dentist, 37^ Peachtree, r 46 E.
Harris /, « -xi. I
Baer Max, with Cohen & Selig, r 16 Smith
Bagby Daniel N., Captain Police, bds 170 Decatur |
Bagby Nancy (c), laundress, r 165 Luckie • |
Bagby William J., lamplighter, r 170 Decatur > _\
Bagby William K., real estate, r 170 Decatur - »
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Q r. Ji vOOleClge & OrO. OiU, Vamishes, Brushes and Glass.
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Baggarly Olin R.. printer T. S. Reynolds
Bagptt Malcolm, student, r 127 Fraser
Bagley Noland, printer, bds 86 Wheat ' '<
Bagwell Alonzo C, lab, r 2 Liberty
Bagwell Madison, lab, r 2 Liberty n
Church '* ^' '^^ '^"'"'** ®*"^' *°*^ '^^° House, r 18 ^
Bailey Alineto (c), laundress, r 110 Pine
Ral 2 ■^'"?«'ead (c), plasterer, 288 Richardson
Ba ey Arthur, stenographer, bds 66 Pairlie
Bailey Cake S, lab, r 9 Fowler '
Vi^ull ^^"?«' B .c), farmer, r 157 Decatur.
Bailey Chris, (c) porter National Hotel saloon
Ba !J V^'^A^fh welldigger, r 66 E. Bake/
R« 2i1-*w^N^'>.'"'"''' ' 285 McDonough
Bailey Elijah (c), driver. Ballard & Co
Bailey Prances (c), cook, r 277 Fraser <■«
Bai ey George (c), driver Sou. Exp. Co., r 157 W Peters -
Bai ey George (c), lab, r 288 N. Calboun §
Bailey Henry (c), carpenter, r 31 Reed - . S
Bai ey Henry (c) lab, rear r 62 Tattnall * ,^5
Ba ev HnrJ' ?1°°k' •^? ^^ ^'''^^' ^^' ^^^ S. Broad ^ I
ColHns (°)' *'"<''^°»'^««>'» Lynct & Lea, r 279 N. » ,,
Bailey James (c). wks A. Lambert, rSimpson, nr Line
Bai ey Jerry (c), wks Winship & Bro., r 2ThuU
Bailey Jesse B., carpenter, bds 175 W. Fair
Bailey John (c), brickmason, r 119 E. Cain ' ' -
Bailey Ju lan T., with T. S. Lewis, bds Adams House
Bailey Lelia Miss, r 269 Marietta ®
Bailey Lucinda (c), cook, r Delvall's al ■ \
Bailey Preston, elk, r 18 Church -I
Itutl ^P '' ^?'^' 7}' ^*' "^'^'ks, r 87 Thurmond -
Bailey R. C, wks Atla. Cotton Factory •
Bailey Reuben (c), lab, r 22 Bradburf . ,:
Bai ey Sadie E., wid William, r 269 Marietta
R=n ^ i^T^n.^/''^' ga^'deaer, r Calhoun, se cor Currier
gaileyWilliam (c), porter Jgrry Lvnoh
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r 9 E. Mitchell i
Bailey Willis (c), drayman, r 18 Valentine
Bain Donald, watchman A-L. Ry., bds 3 6 Concally
Bain Donald M. (Morrison, Bain &Co.),r 282 Peachtree
Baird Annie E. Miss, r 59 Jones av
Baird James B, physician, 63 Whitehall, r 119 E. Mitchell
Baird James C, policeman, r 59 Jones av
BAIRD JOHN B, adj genl and kpr of public bld'gs and
grounds, office State House, r 72 McDonough
Baird Mary L, wid John B, r 119 E. Mitchell
BAIRD, SEE ALSO BEARD 1
Bak Henry, physician, 188 S. Forsyth i ,
Baker Amos, driver J. W. Baker, bds 12 Jennings al
Baker Augustus (c), engineer Markham House, r 188 E.
Harris w
Baker Charles D, stonemason, r 457 Whitehall
Baker Delia Mrs, wks Atlanta Cot. Fcty, r Healey bl dg No. 2
Baker Dennis (c), shoemkr A. Thompson, r 75 Humphries
Baker Frank B, elk Moore, Marsh & Co, bds 39 N- Pryor ,
Baker George (c), barber W. D. Hutchins, r 124 Houston i
Baker Harrison (c), lab, r 28 High i
Baker Hattie (c), laundress, r rear 24 N. Moore
Baker Henry (c), porter A. A. Shields & Co., r Thomp-
son, cor Alabama , . , ,,
Baker Henry J., elk W. U. Tel. Co., r 457 Whitehall I
Baker James A. (c), shoemkr 82 Forsyth, r country \
Baker James 0., engineer A-L. Ry, r 81 N. Butler
^ Baker James (c), blacksmith, r 70 Randolph
Baker James M., blacksmith, r 135 Thompson
Baker Jane (c), laundress, r 6 Mangum
Baker Jesse (c), lab, r North av, se cor Williams
Baker John C. T., carpenter Traynham & Ray, r 17 N.
Calhoun -r i •
Baker John J. (Baker & Cooper), r 250 Luckie
Baker John M., carpenter, r 18 Moore
Baker John W., dairy, 12 Jennings al
Baker J. D., fireman W. & A. R.R.
Baker Mary (c), wks Nat. Sur. Inst., r rear 79 Luckie
Baker N. Miss., bds 15 Washington
Baker 0. V., elk W. D. Mitchell, r 300 W. Peters
Baker Romulus (c), painter, r 62 Hilliard
Baker Samuel W., elk, r 210 Crew
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^^%tS:^J^- '■ ^^"^^^ -<^ A. j/coopers), grocers,
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Baldwin^Joseph A., train dispatcher A-t. Ry.,r 41 N. Cal
Baldwin Jesse (c), lab, r 22 Grant •
Kaldwm Lucy I. Miss, r 51 S. Forsyth
Baldwin Margaret J., wid Joseph, r 19 Walnut ■
Baldwin Mary Miss, r 41 N. Calhoun"
Rni^'^-" ?i°«'^'iey. meat store, r 46 Benry ■
B«IHr-''?^^'''''.^'."^'^-'°««'P^' »• 41 Calhoun n - '
Baldwin Susan Miss, r 46 Henry '
Rierardso^n' '"''" '°"- "^"^'^^ ' ^« ^<=I>--1. 2d n of
Rail <^ P ^??^ <^!^' J?"''*^' '^- C- Mayson, r rear 43 Walker
R« o ^- ^^^' ' ^*''^^'" S'O"^ School, bds 104 Houston
Ball George H. A. (L. A. Ball & Co.,) r 19 Marietta
R*n J^'^^-' ^^^ Ki'^ball House ^ ^^"e«a
Ra T^K °' 4"''®''. At. St Ry, r 8 s Brick, 2d w of Peters
Ba ?, ° ^- AP^i?'"""' ■• K'tol^^'* '0^. Jamestown
Ball Laraette A. Mrs. (L. A. Ball & Co ) r 19 Mari^tfa
?al I^^AVr^^ JamesSds 310 Whit^^kll ' ^'^"'"*
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Ballard Evan P. (Ballard Bros), bds 47 Ellis
^Ballard Franklin (c). wks B. F. Floyd, r 15 Fraser
g 0 BALLARD JOSEPHINE W. MRS. pnn Atlanta Female
H g Institute, 141 and 143 Peachtree (see p. 89)
^ ^ Ballard J. Oscar, elk Ballard's restaurant, bds 42 King
§ 0) Ballard Mollie (c), laundress, r al w of Walker n of Tren-
P^ (g holm -rr . T^ i.
^ ^ Ballard Walter B., elk Ballard Bros., r Union Depot
9 ® Ballard William W., with Ballard & €o., 49 E. Ellis
^ "S BALLARD WILSON J. (Ballard & Co.), baggage master
S Union Depot, and restaurant, r 49 E. Ellis :
S ^ BALLARD & CO. (W. J. Ballard and John A. Colvm), genl
S CO baggage transfer, Union Depot '
H S Bancroft George, machinist Winship & Bro., and grocer,
^ Marietta nw cor Ponder av -^ ^^
Bancroft George C, carrier, P. O., bds National Hotel
Bancroft Maria E*Miss, r Marietta, nw cor Ponder av
Banger Judy (c), r 117 Markham ,
Bangert Charles, saloon and grocer, 66 E. Harris |
Banham Charles, elk, r 252 Houston " j
, jBanham Jane Miss, milliner, r 252 Houston 1
\C Banham Pinky Miss, milliner, r 252 Houston |
^Banham Siisie Miss, milliner, r 252 Houston
<3^ BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, F. M. Coker, pres;
Jq F. M. Coker, Jr., cashier ; Marietta, nw cor Peachtree
UM Banks Amanda (c), laundress, r 99 Martin i
n Banks Emma (c), laundress, r Factory, e of Cemetery
\ — I Banks Green (c), blacksmith J. A. J. Davis, r Ivy, nr De-
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>y{ Banks Henry, r 113 Peachtree
^^ Banks Henry (c). lab, r 141 E. Baker
Banks James, lawyer, 24 Marietta, r 113 Peachtree
>-^ Banks James W., wks W. & A. R.R , r 13 E^ck
^ Banks Jefferson (c), lab, r es Chapel, 2d s of Fair .
O Banks Jemima (c), cook, r Gordon, W. E.
Banks Lewis (c), lab, r 98 Forrest av
rT) Banks Lindsey (c), drayman, r 141 E. Baker
X> Banks Patrick (c), lab, r 60 Richmond
Ph Banks Peter (c), carpenter, r 226 W. Mitchell^ . ^
r^ Banks Sallie (c), laundress, r w s HiUiard n of Harris i
l-M Banks Simon (c), lab, r 60 Richmond ^
HH BANKS WILLIAM L., watchmkr Er Lawshe, 47 White-
Q^ hall, r 16 E. Pine ; .
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Banks Willis (c), wks Fulton Spinning Co., r Factory e of
cemetery
Banks Wyatt (c), truckman W. and A. R. R., r 66 Hilliard
Bankeston Joseph C, wks city, r Glenn nr limits
Bankston^mer (c), wks Atla. Cot. Fctry, r e s Lovejoy, 4th
Banting Maria Mrs., wks Cotton Mill, r 131 Marietta
Barber George (c), lab, r 113 E. Cain
Barbour Sarah (c), r 137 E. Hunter . ■
Barclay John F., with Francis, Sims & Co., r Cone sw
cor James
Barcroft William (c), barber Kimball House, r 235 S For-
syth
Bardine George (c) drayman H. L. Smith & Son, r 39 Par-
sons .1
Barefield B., carpenter, r 2 Kitchen Row, Jamestown
jBarford Frank, elk, r 1 Official row, Jamestown :, i
Barford Johh, carpenter, r 1 Official row, Jamestown
,Barili Alfredo Prof., teacher music Atlanta Female In-
stitute, 141 Peachtree , ;
Barili Emily Mrs., teacher music and German Atlanta
J^emale Institute, 141 Peachtree
Barker Brader, with T. M. Clarke & Co., r 426 Whitehall
Barker Charles P. N. (Nelson, Barker & Co.), r 29 Cone
Barker George, bricklayer, r 286 Decatur
Barker James A. (Glass & Barker), r 116 Marietta
Barker Josephine (c), laundress, r 82 Hoge r
Barker Peter (c), carpenter, r 264 Crew ' ^
Barker Samuel N., box mkr F. G. Hancock, bds 77 W
Foundry
Rarker Stokes G., carpenter, r 77 W. Foundry
Barker William A., wks C. R. R.,. bds 77 W. Foundry
Barlow Thomas (c), driver, r 126 Wheat
Barna Thomas M., agt Remington Agr'l Wks, 9 S. Forsyth,
r lob N. Pryor ■- %
Barnaby Mary E., wid G. W., r 88 Elliott ' -^ i
Barnard J. L. Miss, bds 70 Pulliam '
Earner Joseph (c), driver, r rear 34 Gilmer
Barner Nathan (c), butler Kimball House, r7 Irwin
Barnes Absalom L., engineer Atlanta Com; Co., r 10 Bush
Barnes Adaline (c), laundress, r ns Adorns, 3d e of Jackson
Barnes Amanda L., wid William, r 50 N. Calhoun
i^arnes Benjamin F., painter, r 266 E. Fair
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Barnes Carrie (c), laundress, r 16 Wells s
Barnes Charles, bar kpr, r 77 Peachtree
Barnes Daniel B., printer, r 25 Cone
Barnis Edward (c), lab, r ns Adams, 3d e of Jackson
Barnes Frank P., elk W. C. Maddox, r 77 Peachtree
Barnes Henry (c), lab, r 248 W. Mitchell
Barnes Henry (c), driver, r rear 163 Bell
3arnes Jacob (c), truckman Union Depot
BARNES JAMES J., whol grocer and com. mer., 47 and
49 E. Alabama, r 245 Whitehall. (Scr^p 80)
Barnes Joseph T , r De Vails al
Barnes Lavina (c), laundress, r 76 Jenkins
Barnes Lewis (c), wks L. Varner, r country ■
Barnes Lovick P., policeman, r 222 W. Fair '
Barnes Mary A. Mrs , r 172 Luckie ^ • * ^
Barnes Pet Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co
Barnes Peter (c), wks Winship & Bro., r 87 N. Calhoun
Barnes Rhoda (c), laundress, r rear 47 Martin
Barnes William, boiler mkr, bds 172 Luckie
Barnes William (c), lab, r 119 Marietta r
Barnes W. H., elk J. J. Barnes, r 245 Whitehall
Barnett Fannie Miss, bds 204 W. Peachtree
Barnett James A. (Dunwody Sz Barnett), bds 84 Ivy
Barnett J. W., painter A. P. Tripod, r 13^ S. Broad
Barnett Marion (James A. Watson & Co.), bds Watson
House
Barnett M. E. Mis?, T 10 Houston
BARNETT NATHAN C, Sec of State, office State House,
r 10 Houston
Barnett Reese (c), drayman, r 36 Rawson
Barnett Samuel Jr., lawyer, 23^ Whitehall, bds 16 N.
Spring
Barnett Sidney (c), cook Kimball House
Barnett Stewart M., mess. W. U. Tel. Co., b(Js 10 Houstoa
Barnett Turner, lab, r 250 Elliott
Barnton Richard, wks E. Haiman
Barnum George S., asst frt agt A-L. Ry., bds 67 N. Pryor
Barnwell Charles F., bkkpr M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co., r 52
Gilmer _- ^
Barnwell Green (c), drayman, r al e of Chapel, n of Tren-
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TT^trw^, T^hvhQnn Headquarters for CHOICE TENNESSEE
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Barnwell William 0, elk Nicholson & James, bds 52 Gil-
Barr Henry C, cashier Sou. Exp. Co., r 218 S Prvor
Barr Isaac R weigher Z. A. Rice & Son, bds 627s Broad
Barret Charles A., engineer W. & A. R. R. * "**'*
Alabama "-,^" "^^^^""^^^ Sou. Exp. Co., r 20 E.
Barrett Doc M., elk il^ore, Sims & Co.. r 16 Bush
Barrett Emma C, wid J. L., r 20 Bush
R^rr^H ^l'°'^r^' ^'^ ^°"- ^^P Co.. r 20 Jenkins
^arrett Isaac G., carpenter, r 17 Rock
Barrett James E., artist, r 76 E. Hunter
Barrett John R , watchman C. R. R., r 52 Mays al
Barrett Kennon C, rec elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 392 Whitehall
larrMf p'w°° ^^^ ^^"" Ballard's Restaurant ''''''^'^''"
Barre f RoWtT*" ^T^. * FTI'""^' ' ^^ Whitehall
R»rr!ff T A fi ■• '"'n^octor A-L. Ry., r 17 W. Fair
^arrett T. A., fireman W. & A. R. R
^lll'^l w-n" ^^•' °l^Moo^e, Sims & Co , bds 20 Bush
R«rr,vl R^"''"^ ''^^ {J- Ricl^'i'ds, bds 179 McDonough
Barrick B., engineer W. & A. R. R ^
Barrick Charles, carpenter, r Pearl, 3d n of Cox -
^arron ^annie (c), laundress, r rear 129 E. Baker
Barrow Benjaman N., grocer, 120 Marietta, r 143 Walton
Barrow G. W., physician, bds 143 Walton
Barrow Hugh V., grocer, 81 Peachtree, r 158 Ivy .•
Barrow James A. (c), wks Court House . ■
' Barrow Sandy (c), lab, r 72 Butler ,■ , '.
Barry Charles M., cotton buyer, r 172 Decatur ' '
^llll A? " K^^^^^ ^^'"'^^ * Co.), r93 Washington
Barry Maggie Miss, bds 39 W. Harris n h-
Whitehall ^■' '"^'^ ^'"'*" ^- ^- Hancock, bds 150 ^g
Barry Robert E., bds 39 W. Harris Sm
&r[?lHM'' ^; ^?^*^3 ^^^''^ & Co ), r 39 W. Harri^ Q W
R.rf wt i°\l' '^il«>i: Hirsch Bros, r 64 W. Peters ^ &
Bartlett Nathaniel M, elk P. G. Hancock, bds 14 Castle- Ml
wTitehfir'"'' ^^^^ Kegenstein & Kutz, bds 192 P
Barton Caleb J., lawyer, bds 5 Mills ■ • I
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Barton Robert, watchman A-L. By, r 514 Decatur
Barton Sallie Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Barton Malinda (c), laundress, r 6 Campbell block
Bartow Merritt (c), lab, r rear 132 Whitehall
Barwald David, trav agt, r 145 Mangum
Barwald Morris (M. Barwald & Co.), r 258 Whitehall
Barwald M. & Co. (M. Barwald and ), rags, 12 E.
Mitchell
Barzell John (c), wks E. Haiman, r 57 Chattahoochee
Bashlor Zenas L., wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r 304 E.
Hunter (
Baskin Cobb, painter, bds 14 Bush I
Baskin Walter, wks Van Winkle Iron Wks, r 45 Magazine
Baskin Zachariah, painter, Winship & Bro., r 14 Bush
Bass Addie Miss, r 89 S. Pryor i
Bass Effie Miss, r 36 W. Simpson
Bass Elijah (c), driver, r Terry, cor Fair
Bass Frank, printer W. C Dodson, r 35 Tattnall
Bass George W., fireman W. & A. R. R., bds 36 W. Simp-
son
Bass Henry, bds 36 W. Simpson
9-^ Bass Howard L., printer H. H. Dickson, r 35 Tattnall
^ Bass James H., fireman W. & A. R. R., r 36 W. Simpson
^ Bass James M., engineer W. & A. R. R., r 36 W. Simpson
S Bass John C, accountant, bds 49 W. Peters
^Bass Mary A E., wid William F. r 35 Tattnall I
o Bass Mattie Miss,r 89 S. Pryor
Bass Mattie C , wid C. H., r 89 S. Pryor
Bass Rabun Miss, r 89 S Pryor
„ Bass Richard, civil engineer, r 7^ ^\ hitehall
.2 c Bass William (c), waiter Kimball House
-2.2 Bass William A„ prin Boy's High School, r country
^ I Baswell John C, saloon National Hotel, r 12 Jenkins
o ^ Baswell William, saloon, r 276 Marietta
^ § Batchelor W. A., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath • ,
Bateman Sarah M., wid C, r Edgewood
r A Bates Edwin & Co. (Edwin Bates, C. K. Bates, T. R. Mc-
^ ^ Gahan and C. S. Kingsbery% whol. clothing, r 2 and 4
S. Pryor
Bates Jasper M. T., pedler, r 55 Howell
p^ Bates Mary Mrs., r 176 Marietta
y-^ Bates Susan (c), laundress, r 16 Green's Ferry av
^ Batten R. G., elk Green Line, bds 8 Broad
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Batter Charles, engineer C. R. R., r 140 Mangum
Battle Pierce (c), lab, r 233 Clarke^
Battle John C, elk J. G. Yates, r 220 W. Fair
Battle Johnson (c), lab, r 20 Hull
Battle Lenton (c), carpenter, r 18 Jennings al I
Battle Lindsey (c), bellman Kimball House i
Batt e London (c) lab, r Form wait, 2d n of Crumley '
Battle Scott (c), lab, r 32 Bradbury
Battles Eliza Miss,^ wks Atla. Cotton Fact'y, r 15 Bartow
Battles Thomas, wks Atla. Cotton Fact'y, r 15 Bartow
Baugh Henry (c), hostler C. A. Pitts
Baugh Jerry, wks Ferguson & Blount, r 141 Luckie
Baugh Lewis, farmer, r 36 Humphries
Baugh William, blacksmith Ferguson & Blount, r 141
Luckie '
Baughan Benjamin F., painter, r 266 E. Fair
Baulden Rosa (c), r 98 N. Calhoun
Baum TiUie Miss, milliner, 85 Decatur, r 87 Collins
Baum Julius, trav agt, r 55 N. Calhoun
Baur Charles C, architect, r 76 N. Calhoun
Baux Franz, wks E. Haiman, r 428 Marietta "
Baxter M. C. Mrs., r 210 Peachtree - > .
Baxter Robert (c), driver, r 263 W. Mitchell
Bayhss M.H., painter A-L. Ry, bds National Hotel
Bazzell Nettie Miss, wks O. Clariday, r 39 Pulliam
Bazzel Richard (c) lab, r ns Dover, 5th s of Haynes
Bazzell Wilham (c), lab, r 12 Thurmond - .
Beach Elsie (c), laundress, r 32 Markham
Beach John A. i^., plumber Stewart & Smith, r 12 N. Mooi*e
Beach Pauline, wid Solomon S., r 230 Decatur
Beach Solomon W., elk Sciple & Sons, bds 34 N. Calhoun
Bealer Alexander W., with Andrew J. Miller, bds Jenkins,
cor Collins
Beall Belle (c), wks W. Finch, r 85 Houston
Beall Eugene W., conductor W. & A. R. R., bds 153 W
Mitchell ' ^
Beall Lillie Miss, r 153 W. Mitchell •
Beall Noble P., with Muse, Swift & Dallas, bds 153 W.
Mitchell Y
?®^\^ f.^y?:^ ^•' ^^^ *^^^^ S., r 153 W. Mitchell
Beall William, engineer W. & A. R. R, r 153 W. Mitchell
Beaman Cesar (c), lab, r 173 Fort
Beaman E. W. Miss, teachor Atlanta University
write to H. L. Atwaler ^^^^^ ^gent milburn wagon os:;
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Q^ Beams Henry, painter Lynch & Lea
^ Bean Ada Miss, r 18 W. Garnett
Bean Emma Miss, elk W, H. Brotherton, r 307 E. Hunter
Bean Helen Miss, r 307 E. Hunter
Bean Mary, wid John, r 133 W. Foundry
Bean Robert L., printer W. C. Dodson, r 71 Martin
Bean Robert M., brickmason, r 307 E. Hunter
Bean Winter, lab, r 12 Biggers j
Beard Annie Miss, wks Robinssn, Campbell & Co •
Beard John H., feeder H. H. Dickson, bds 124 Marietta «H
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Bearden Aaron E., barkpr L. G. Holland, r 154 Decatur 'i
Beardsley Charles, train dispatcher W. & A. R. R., r 255 ^^
McDonough 1
Beardsley C, Bonsell, elk Green Line, bds 255 McDonough
Beasley Carrie (c), laundress, r es Chapel, 2d s of Fair ^|
Beasley George W. (c), barber J. R. Steele, r 80 Gilmer i
Beasley James (c), lab, r 6 Grady j
Beasley John J., cabinet mkr Neal & Co., r 108 McDonough |
Beasley Minerva (c), restaurant, 225 W. Peters, r 219 W.
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BEATH JOHN M., manager Ga. Ice Mnfg Co., r W. E. i
Beatie David A., stock dealer, r 152 McDonough
Beatie John L., bookkpr, bds 152 McDonough
Beauchamp Elijah, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'ry, r 40 Victoria
Beauchamp George B , with C. J. Kicklighter, bds 91 E.
_ Hunter
•^ Beauchamp John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 40 Victoria
S Beauchamp Joseph, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 40 Victoria^
Beauchamp Newton, wks Cook & Thomson, bds 40 Victoria
Xii Beauchamp Valula Miss, r^40 Victoria
\^ Beauchamp Vina, wid N. J., r 40 Victoria
Beauchamp William, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 40 Victoria
Beavers George (c), lab, r 278 Crew
Beavers William C., bds 10 Newton i
Bebro Louis, elk, bds 205 S. Forsyth
Bechtoldt Jacob, driver C. Brown, r 8 Werners av
^ Beck Adam (c), driver, r May's al
g Beck Alexander, trav agt, bds 89 S. Pryor I
Q Beck Arminta Mrs., wks Fulton Cotton ^Spinning Co., bds
17 Factory ground
^ Beck Floyd (c), wks J. S. Watson & Co., r 66 Humphries
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?^^^ w-n'^ ^- ^?^''^' ^^^^S ^ ^«)' ^ ^ Cooper 1
Beck William, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 176 Marietta
Beckham Ross (c), driver Dr. J. T. Johnson
Beckham William (c), shoemkr. 59 McDaniel \
Beckwith Brock, lawyer, bds 160 S. Pryor
rTeo^S^^'pr^'yoI* ^^^'' ^^^'^^P^^ bishop diocese of Ga., (^^
S^i^^^i^^T^''?^ ^'^ ^^^ ^' ^' ^- ^ ^1 Luckie 7^
Bedford Harbert H., shoemkr, 143 Marietta, r 10 Newton *^
Bee John, elk M. Rich & Bro., bds 25 W. Hunter ^^^^""""^—^
Beeland George T., elk, bds 72 Marietta ' ^
Beermann Charles (Beermann & Kuhrt), r 165 Whitehall'^
Beermann G. Charles, elk Beermann & Kuhrt, r 60 Peach- M
tree ^ -^
^^^ WhU^'ehSr'^^ ^'' ^^^ ^^^^"^ann & Kuhrt^ bds 198p^
BEERMANN & KUHRT (Charles Beermann and 0 G
Kuhrt) cigars and tobacco, 1 Whitehall, KimJDall
House, Markham and 1 Decatur
Behre Charles H Jr., c> T. Schumann, if 63 Whitehall
Belcher Amanda Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co.
Belcher Collins H., elk C. R.R., r 60 Davis
Belcher Florence (c), laundress, r 10 S. Calhoun
Belcher P. Mrs., bonnetmkr, Wellhouse & Fleischel
^elcher Solomon, watchman Cemetery, r 335 Decatur
Belcher Thomas J., plumber, r 82 Chapel
Belcher T., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y \ j
Belding Nealy, enginerr, r 129 Ga. R. R. >: "•
^!i ^"^J^l^^^^"? J, carpenter A-L. ^^^ r 129 Ga. R.R.
Belger Molly Miss, bds 67 N. Pryor
Bell Allan J. (Bell & Dean), r 31 Alexander
Bell Annie (c), laundress, r rear 110 Ellis V /. '
S 1 1 ^^^^ara (c), laundress, r 16 McDonough
Bell Caroline (c), laundress, r al s of Larkin e of Roach
Bell Charles D., elk, bds 67 PuUiam
Be ] Charles N., discharging elk A-L. Ky, r 18 N. Moore
Bell Drucella (c), cook, r 64 C. R. R.
Bell Elizabeth, wid William, r %% Loyd t" • \
Bell Ella (c), laundress, r 131 E. Baker > ■'
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Bell Emma Mrs., boarding, 124 Peachtree 1
Bell Fred. (Fred Bell & Co.,) bds Markham House |
Bell Fred. & Co. (Fred, and John S.S.Bell), sewing ma-i
chine attachments, 31 Marietta ';
Bell F. D., car repairer A.-L. Ry ; ; f !
Bell George (c), lab, r 43 Bell ' !
Bell George K., elk, r Crew, ne cor Richardson \
Bell James, engineer A-L. Ry.
Bell James L., conductor A. & W. P. R. R., r 47 Windsor
Bell James N., bkkpr Fuller & Oglesby, r 233 Whitehall
Bell Jefferson (c), lab, r Fowler, 1st s of Alexander
Bell John E., engineer W. & A. R. R., bds 124 Luckie
Bell John S. S. (F. Bell & Co.), r Canada
Bell Joseph (c), porter Mann & Johnson, r Martin, cor
Glenn ■' : j
Bell Laura (c), laundress, r rear 110 Ellis I
Bell Leon A., baggage master W. & A. R. R., bds 48 W*
Simpson ^ ^
Bell Lizzie Miss, r 66 Loyd
Bell Lou Miss, r 66 Loyd
Bell Lucy (c), laundress, r rear 254 N. Calhoun
Bell L. M., wid J. C, r Lawton W. E. |
Bell Madison, lawyer, r 30 Alexander i
BELL MAECUS A., lawyer and real estate agent, 30J Ma-
rietta, r 69 Houston ^
Bell Marguinis, lawyer, bds lOSMcDonough |
Bell Margaret (c), r 54 Chattahoochee
Bell Minerva (c)^ laundress, r Cooper, nw cor Richardson
Bell Minnie L. (c), teacher Houston St. School, r 110 Crew
Bell Maria E., wid H. G., r 72 E. Peters
Bell N. v., engineer W & A. R. R
Bell Parmelia A., wid J. M., r 67 Pulliam
Bell Richard (c), brickmolder, r Lowes al
Bell Robert (c), sexton St. Philip's Church, r 8 Martins al
Bell Sanford, conductor W. A. R. R., r Ringgold, Ga
Bell Sarah Miss, r 315 Rawson
Bell Sidney (c), drayman, r Eraser, ne cor Anderson
Bell Silas T., student, r rear 90 Butler
Bell Thomas, car inspector A-L. Ry., r 414 E. Fair
Bell Thomas (c), porter, r 2 Grady
Bell Thomas M., tray agt J B Daniel, bds Luckie, cor
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Bell T. Howard, with S. M. Inman & Co., bds Kimball
House '
^^^K M^'^^® ^-^ ^^°^^^^ y^^^» 1^7 Decatur, coal yard
19 N. Pryor, r 69 Pulliam. (See p 92)
Bell William (c), lab, r 30 Ezzard
5®}} ^m}J*°^ ^^)' lamp.lighter, r 21 Porters al
5®}} ^?J|f*°^ (c)» porter C. D. Smith, r 8 W. Hunter
Bell William B., lab, r rear 90 Butler
^■^^^^J^^-'E'^^^^ ^^'j lumber dealer, Pryor, cor Wheat,
r 67 Pulliam
2^H ^jy}^^ ^; ^^^> shoemkr, 32 W. Peters, r West End
?®}} .^mI^.^^^c^-' S^^®^' 270 Marietta, r 78 Elliott
Bell Wilhe Miss, r 124 Peachtree
BELL & DEAN (A. J. Bell and J. P. Dean), grocerP, 356 Ma-
rietta r
Bellah Jefferson D., trav. agt, bds n s Richardson 2d e of
Cooper ; i
Bellah John (c), wks Walsh & Patterson Bros., r 83 Maga-
zine t ^
Bellah Sarah J. wid. J. W., r n s Richardson 2d e of Cooper
Bellamy Alfred, pres. Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., r
West End '
BELLAMY ALFRED D., physician, (homeo.), 27i White-
hall, r West End . - ^ .
Bellamy Robert (c), lab, rrear 120 Clarke ' ^' ^
Bellamy William C. Dr., r 72 Wheat
Bellinea Dennis, watchman Winship & Bro., r 88 Jones av
Bellinger James P., stock dealer, r 299 N. Collins '
Bellinger William A., clerk D. H. Dougherty, bds 299 N.
Collins ♦
Bellingrath Albert (Hunnicutt & Bellingrath), r 199 Crew
Bellow John (c), marble worker, r Magazine nw cor Man-
gum
Bellshaw John T. (c), plasterer, r Trenholm, 2d w of Peters
Bell wood Baptist Church, ss Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
Bender Gary (c), drayman, r rear 29 E. Harris
Bender Charles H.,meat stall, 127 Whitehall, r Humphries,
nr limits
Bender Frederick, barkpr W. Bender, r 42 W. Fair
Bender Louis, engineer W. & A. R.R., bds 50 W. Hunter '
Bender William, saloon 56 W. Hunter, r 54 W. Hunter
Benedict Ernest, wks Atla. Cot Fact'y i i
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^ Benjamin Bros. & Co. (S. and M. Benjamin and J. S*
2 . Pinkussohn), whol cigars and tobacco, 43 S. Broad
MW Benjamin J. S., elk Stocker & Castleberry, r 8 Walker
fe Benjamin Lucy A., wid Sidney B., r 8 Walker
hjH Benjamin Morris (Benjamin Bros. & Co.), r Jacksonville,
gW Fla.
22 ^®^j^°^^^ Simon (Benjamin Bros. & Co ), r 26 Cooper
^Bennett Americus (c), hackman, r 116 E, Cain
^S Bennett A. Miss, teacher, r 67 Crew
Cfl Bennett Bcjnjamin, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 123 Mari-
BENNETT BENJAMIN F., steam book and job printer, 12
W. Alabama, r 67 Crew u
Bennett Elias L., wks Cotton Mill, r 123 Marietta
Bennett Henry, driver A, St. Ry., r 66 Ga. R. R
;#H Bennett Isham (c),lab, r Martin, nwcor Richardson
S Bennett Joseph W., engineer, r 335 Decatur
TJ Bennett Laura Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 123 Marietta
.^ Bennett Lewis, blacksmith and wagon mkr, 133 Decatur, r
Q 109 Decatur
r^ Bennett Lucy A. Miss, wks Cotton Mill, r 123 Marietta
^^ Bennett M. Mrs., confectioner, 109 Decatur'
Bennett Reeves (c), drayman Simons & Drummond
'q Bennett Sallie Mis^, wks Cotton Mill, r 123 Marietta .
b^ Bennett Washington (c), lab, r ws Valentine, 2d n of
g Ellis
ft Bennett AVilliam (c), porter Wilson & Tyner, r rear 125
CD Wheat
Benscoter Clarence, elk, bds 135 S. Pryor ^
r^ Benscoter I. W., trav agt, bds 135 S. Pryor
2 Bensel William, carpenter, r 52 Spring
-/^ Benson Anthony (c), waiter Kimball House
H Benson Charles F. jr., physician, 150 Whitehall ^
■ Benson Eli (c), wks P. H. Snook -;
w Benson Elizabeth Mrs., boarding:, 150 Whitehall
IfH Benson Lizzie (c), laundress, r 15 Church
a Benson William R., wks C. R. R., r 17J W. Hunter
Bent James, contractor, r Hunnicutt, ne cor Marietta
Bent John, elk, r Hunnicutt, cor Marietta .
CQ Bentley John (c), cook H. Kattenhorn, r 195 Chapel u
%^ Bentley Joseph (c), carpenter, r 11 Jennings al
^2 Bentley Joseph Jr. (c), porter Roberts, Coleman & Co., r 11
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Q Elam Johnson
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Bentley Oliver N., carpenter, r 20 Mechaaic
Benton Ab (,c), lab, r 148 Markham ,
Benton D. L., flagman A-L. Ry -i
Benton Isabella A., wid C, r 39 Church i
Berg Joseph (c), carpenter, r es Boulevard, 3d n of TT«r,;ci-> '
Bergetrom Andrew M^ printer, 21 E Hunfer r iVw ^^
Berke e John (Heinz & Berkele), r 32? wfel?* ^°'V A
Berkeley Martin, farmer, r McDaniel, nr ifmHs ^
. P,!^^ ^- ""''^ Chamberlin, Boyntonljfe Co.. r 165 S.^^
Bernard Christian, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'v r 39 PnlH-rv, ' — ^
Bernard Emile, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y! r^39Tumam
Bernard Francis, jeweler, r 39 Pulliai ''jf""'*""
Bernard James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'v, r 39'Pulliam
Bernard Louisa, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r VOPulIiam
TSeu''- ^''■' P"^' Meth^'Profe;;cLurrh,r isi
Berry Baylis8(c) lab, r rear 108 Fraser j
BerryC. C, bds National Hotel I'
BE¥RY''EIJr&P ^M ^A °- ^"^^^'I'l' '^^SO E. Hunter
Ellis ' ^"""^S^**' 2^ Peachtree, r 79 E.
Berry Fanny F., wid George, r 174 Loyd i.
Berry Fanny Miss, r 47 Walton ! '
Berrv gf?eM., engineer AL. Ry,r 79 N. Galhoun '
Berry Harriet (0), laundress, r 122 Old Wheat Ofi
Berry Henrietta (c), teacher, r 120 Old Wheat • M tj
Berry Henry (c), wiper A-L. Ry it : - rr> *i
Berry Ida (c), teacher, r 120 Old Wheat ' - ' n ■*
Berry James (c), brickmason, r es Smith, 3d s of Crumlev '7' 8
Berry James M., painter, r 87 Stonewall ■ ^rumleyZ;!*
Berry Joseph (c), lab, r 31 Scofield Go ►"
Berry Joseph M., painter, r 1 Roach \j. C T^
nt.y i"^^"? ^V.C*')' eboemakr I. WestmorelanS^r 69 C R R ^ ^
nlJSL^^^Sie Miss, r 47 Walton ' •"• > 9
JJUKKY MABK boots, shoes, leather and findings, 33 Peach- ^ ?"
tree, bds 120 S. Pryor (see fly B.) ,. , . , j '*'^^eacn ^^^
:Berry Maxwell R^ r 47 Walton
Berry Mira Miss, r 47 Walton
Berry Racbael (c\ laundrA^, r 43 P
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% Berry Robert A., jeweller Er Lawshe, r 16 E. Pine
^ Berry Stephen (c), well digger, r 43 Parsons
g ©Berry Woodson H., engineer A-L. Ry, r 14 N. Calhoun
5 g Berry Zack (c), wks Bird & Haunson, r Fort ^^e <39r Cain
g i^Berryman James, foreman O. C. S. Terhune, bds Mitchell,
H® cor Broad . .. « t> n- *i,
p:! A Besser Charles A., wks Hunnicutt &,SeUi»gTOth
^ iBessinger S. S., butcher D. A. McNabb bds 108 McDonough
9 S Bethel A. M. E. Church, ns Wheat, e of Calhoun
^ h Bethlehem Church (A. Bap.), 158 Eraser
S Bettie William H., carpenter, r 422 E. Fair
g 2 Bettis Joseph E. (Bettis & Eskridge), r 6 Clara.
^ WBettis & Eskridge (J. E. Bettis and A. P. Eskridge), wood,
~ 261 W Peters . - / t i* '
Betts Eb (c), waiter Exchange Saloon, r Decatur, cor Ivy
Betts William E., meat market 173 Peachtree i
Beulah Fanny (c), cook, r 149 Ira 1
Beulah Joseph (c), whitewasher, r DeValls al
Beutell Hu^ M., stair builder, 11 Spring, r lOJ W. Ala-
bama
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rBevers Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
KA Bevis Samuel R.. with Singjer Mnf g Co
^ Beyer Martin, M., grocer, 90 and 92 Decatur |
^ Bickley Benjamin (c). lab, r 323 W. Mitchell
r^ Bickley Edward D., salesman A. O. M. Gay & Co., r 159 N.
pj Collins . ^
iBiel Lorenzo, wks Atla. City Brewing Co [ r
V— I Biese Robert VV.. elk R. L. Rodgers, bds 92 Wlieat ^
Biesenthal Isaac C, with Regenstein & Kutz, r 188 S, J^or-
r^!>^ syth
^^ Bieser John C, saloon, 218 Decatur
Bigby Eliza (c), laundress, r 81 W. Foundry
>-7 Bigby John S. (Bigby & Parrott) and U. S. Dist. Atty. U.
^ S. Court House, bds 290 Washington ^ ^^
OBiffby William (c), wks L. G. Folsom, r 18 E. Mitchell
Bigby & Parrott (J. S. Bigby and C. C. Parrott), lawyers,
Tf) U. S Court House j^ ' v : [^ f
riBiggers Edward (c), lab, r 160 Ellis •
QU Biggers Gustavus B., elk S. T. Bigger?, bds 65 Luckie
fl BIGGERS STEPHEN T., physician and druggist, 77
MH ] Peachtree, r 65 Luckie - j .
HH Biggers Willis R , bds 110 Mangum [ . r
(Y^Biggs Temple P., bds 133 Spring _^
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Bigham E. Lee. carpenter Winship & Bro-TTiTwrpw^ «
Bigham James A., gardener, r 112 Gilmer B
^'^tl?;'^"' ««^' P-*- Union&ch, r Clark Uni- 3
Bilbg^Charles R. (Morri«>n, Bain & Co.), bds Kimball ft
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Bjllups Edward S , collector D. H. Douehertv
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Billups R^obert R., pass agt A.-L. Ry., 66 E. Wall, r Deca-
5|i7 J^omas (c), wks F. Stieglitz j
R S R-,?- r,..*S'' bds 66 E. Fair
Binford Ballard W., with Norvell, Leake- & Co., r 17 E.
Binford Robert N., ins agt, r 66 E Pair t*
Bingham Charles Cfi^ Inh V qq u jl I • S
Binns Miles (c'lib '/fek/ 70 KhS ' ^^
^"'Cch^rr^^ ^^ '^'^^P'- J-k"f ^lland, r 2.0 W. §§
R,>H n^""^-^ ^^X^ ^*b' ' 273 W. Peters i^
B rd DolYv /'?' .^"''^r^^' ' 31 Crumlei.
^ rd JJolly (c), laundress, r 100 Gray 1
R ^ g«°'-S.e (c), lab, r Cooper, nrhmiL
B rd Henrietta (c), laundres3.'r 54 Ra,;^on •
SF^ }^7'^^ (Bird & Compton), r 61 W^Harri« '
Bird Isham (a) lab r 19 n,J f li ^ -Hams
T?;.j T I. .^ .'^' ' '^ '■^ Orreen s Ferr* av
Bird John, lab, r Fowler, 3d s of AleSnl,
Bird John, conductor W & A R R , f *« if/ • .. *
Bird Lucius (c) elk A PiorJ;' w' ,, ^^^ Marietta
Bird Nelson (c) wks TmlnT, ' '"/l^'^^'"' « of Mangum
Bird Perry (cS'dTiverBanarn. r ^*^' ^^* ^*- ^- ^- h»
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38 Marietta , x m tt =^r^^ A *
BIRD & HAUNSON (R. Bird and J T. Haunson), At-
lanta Stone, Pump, and Roofing Co., 50 Marietta .
BIRD, see also BYRD 1
Birdsloe James (c), barber J. R. Steele t.,„„j
Bishop A. H., div. eng. R. & D. Extension Co., 50 N. Broad
Bishop Charles, grocer, 30 Pine, r 18 Bishop ,„ , p,-
Bishop Charles (c), porter England, Jelks & Tappan, r De-
catur, cor Calhoun , t, . ^
Bishop Elizabeth, wid Joshua, r 218 W Peters j
Bishop James Jr., reporter Post-Appeal, r 35 N. Pryor
Bishop John, carpenter, r 125 Fulton^-
Bishop John H., elk W. & A. R. R., r 221 Decatur |
Bishop John v., boiler mkr A-L Ry., r 146 Jones j
Bishop Thomas (c), lab, r 277 N. Calhoun ;
Bishop William H , tailor CG. Grosse r 103 Loyd
Biyens L. Grant (c), wks G. R. Boaz, r 166 E Harris
Bivens , elk W. & A. R. R., bd? 62 Nelson .
Bixbv C. L., wks Atla. Cot. FacPy
Bixby Francis S , engineer Cotton Mill, r McAfee, Ist nof
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Bizien^ Augustus J. M.. prin. Walker St. School, bds 128 S.
BIZZELL WILLIAM B., physician,' 9i Peaehtree, r ,62
Luckie . r ]
Black Carrie Miss, r 35 Rock '
Black Charles, blacksmith E. Van Winkle & Co., r^35
Rock
Black Elias, carpenter W. & A. R. R , r ^ Rock
Black Eugene R, ford'g agt W & A R^ R . , r 116 Ivy
Bluck George, blacksmith W. & A. R. R , bds ^5 Rock
Black John T, molder E. Van Winkle & Co., bds 35 Man-
BlackTawson, U. S. Commissioner, 61 E. Alabama, r^ 64
Spring
Black Maggie Miss, r 35 Bock
Black Mary Miss, r 35 Rock i
Black Mollie Mrs., r 42 Rock ^. ^, ^ .^^
Black William W. (Black & Albert), r 64 Spring
Black & Albert (W. W. Black and W. J. Albert), lawyers,
2i Marietta . u 1
Blackburn Eli B , blacksmith, r 21 Orme
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B ackburn Lizzie Mrs., boarding, 105 «. Broad
Blackburn Susan (c), cook, r 20 Welli
Blackburn William S., trav agt White k Miller, r 9
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Blackman Joseph (c), caSinetmkr r es'Fort, 3d n of Hous-
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Blackman Maria (c), cook, r 12 Jones av S
Blackman Rosa Miss, wks Atla Cot. FactV '^
fS'^^''"'*^ ^'' ^°^'''^^'' ^*- ^- .^-^ ^ S Elsas Cotton
Blackmon Ben. B engineer A. M. Bergstrom, r 111 Crew B W
Blackmon James M , machinist, r 16 S. Moore - ^^^^^^^ B »
Blackmon John engineer A-L. Ry, r 34 Gartrell
Blackmon Joseph, machinist A L. Ry
Blackmon William, wks A-L. Rv '
Blackstock John, lab, bds 4 Newton -I ^ —
' Blackstone J., wks E. Haiman
Blackwell Belle Miss, dressmkr, 14 Jones al
Blackwell Botta (c), lab, r DeValls al
^lo u ^1^ S'^^°^^^?,.(c)» seamstress, r 7 Thurmond
Blackwell Emma Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
Backwel John P., plasterer, r 200 N. Calhoun
Blackwell Samuel (c), lab, r DeValls il
Blair Charles A. (c), physician, 140 K Butler ^ "^
Blair Joseph (c), r m Rawson >li ^ -
Blake Amanda (c), laundress, r 17 Trenbolm "
™«t^-^-''^'^ ^""^^ ""^l^ ^*'^^^^^' ^ 74 Decatur ' :
S , F^^* (^)' laundress, r 23 Collini : ^■
Blake George S., mer, bds Air Line HJiuse
B lake Henry (c) porter Sou. Exp. Co.) r 277 Fraser
bS« mT^^ {^\ P^'i"" ^- * ^- ^'^-^ ^^ Richardson
PI 1 I ^?^y (^)' laundress, r 33 Brick
B alril?^'''-^ ^^ ^- Alabama, r 10 Collins
Blalock Carrie (c), laundress, r rear 127 Wheat
^lalock Cora Miss, bds 41 N. Forsyth {,. . ,
Blalock S., trav agt, bds 108 McDonough^ l! ' : , '.'
Blanchard Edwin R., carpenter, r 67 Decatur *
B anchard Moses C, 10 W. Alabama, r 145 W. Mitchell
B^'^*""^ ,??*?! ^^>> ^*^' ^ Wheat, e ofjRandolph
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Blank John, wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r 315 E. Hunter^-^
Bleckley Kate Miss, r 187 Peachtree s
Bleckley Logan E., lawyer, 10 N. Forsyth, r 187 Peachtree
Bleckley Logan Jr., elk H. H. Gordon, bds 187 Peachtree
Bleckley Paul, correspondent, bds 187 Peachtree
Bledsoe James G., grocer, 375 W. Peters
Bliley Frank X , carpenter Ga. R.R., r 83 N. Calhoun
Block Frank E., candy mnfr, 38 W. Alabama, r 424 Peach-
tree
Blocker Daniel W., carpenter, r 48 Yonge
Blodgett Emma, wid Foster, bds 72 Marietta
Blodgett John F., elk Ry. M. S., bds 72 Marietta
Blodgett J. P., asst mail elk P. O., bds 72 Marietta
Bloodworth Bartow, teacher, r ss Fair, 2d e of Pulliam
Bloodworth Emily L. wid T. J., bds 199 S. Pryor
Bloodworth Herbert R. with J. H. Chambers & Co., bds ss
Fair, 2d e of Pulliam
Bloodworth Jason G., bkkpr Mickelberry & Whitlock, r
427 Whitehall \r ^
Bloodworth Litt. J., salesman, bds 427 Whitehall
Bloodworth Mollie Miss, wks Cotton Mill, bds 125 Marietta
Bloodworth Richard (c), lab, r al rear Gordon, W. E.
BLOODWORTH THOMAS H. P., manager J. H. Cham-
bers & Co., Anchor Pub'g Co., rooms 7 and 8, 3^ White-
hall, r ss Fair 2d e of Pulliam, (see p. 88)
Bloomfield Elizabeth, wid M , r 79 E. Hunter !
Bloomfield Lizzie Miss, r 79 E. Hunter
Bloomingdale C. Russell, wks CeiSaetery, r es Savannah,
nr limits
Blount Adolphus (c), porter J. J. Lynch, r 277 Mangum
Blount Bartow M. (Ferguson & Blount), r 25 Spring
Blount H. Pierce, printer, bds 239 S. Pryor
Blount John, barkpr M. K. Murphy, bds 111 Marietta
Blount John T. (Ferguson & Blount), r 61 N. Pryor
BLOUNT JOSEPH G., vice-president Peoples Mutual •
Relief Association, r Edgewood, Ga
Blount Julia Ann (c), cook, r 180 Clarke
Blount Louisa M., wid J. T., r 239 S. Pryor
Blount Michael N., elk C. R. R., r 139 E. Harris
Blount Patrick J., elk C. R. R . r 47 N. Collins
Blount Sallie (c), laundress, r rear 110 Pine
Blount Sarah T. Mrs., dressmkr, 59 N, Calhoun
Blount Susie Miss, dressmkr, r 59 N. Calhoun
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WHOLESALE PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
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Blount & Murphy (John Blount and Michael Murphv)
saloon 32 Marietta •, ^ ^"^^
Blue Boston (c), lab, r 9 Holland ' . [
Board of Education, High School bld'g, Washington, cor
Mitchell & >
Board of Health, office 63 Whitehall
Board of Police Commissioners, 47 S. Pryor
Boardman Bardello D., photographer; 32J W. Mitchell
Boartfie d A. Frank wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 133 Marietta
Boartheld Samuel, lab^ r 133 Marietta
Boartfield Susie Miss, wks Atla. Cot.^Fact'y •
Boartfield Wessie Miss, wks Atla. Ck. Fact'v
Boartfield William W., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'V, r 133 Mari-
etta . ,
Boatenreiter John B., cabinet mkr, r 52 N. Butler
Boaz Ephriam (c), rockmason P. Lynch '
BOAZ 0. R. (proprietor); H. M. Patterson, undertaker,'
^ lb Loyd, r 17 Wheat (see front cover and fly A.)
Bobine:er L. Augusta Mrs. domestic M. DeGraffenried
^obo George W., grocer, 118 Mariettaj bds 138 Walton
S u ii-.,V- ^^^^^ bonnet mkr, Wellhduse & Fleischel
Bobo Wilhs G., grocer, r 16 McAfee '
Boddie Annie Miss, r 155 fi. Pryor ^ •
Bodie Frank (c). wks E. Haiman, r F^actory al
Bodie Lee, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Factory al
Bodie Louisa Miss, r 277 Mangum ^
' godie Martha Miss, cook Mrs. Gordon^ r 277 Mangum
Bodie Mary Miss, r 119 Luckie - .
Bodie Tinsy A, wid N. A. r 119 Luckie, •
Boeckh Albert, with C. Boeckh, bds lil8 N. Collins
Boeckh Charles, civil engineer, 43 S. Broad, r 118 N.Collins
Boecknit Moses, shoemkr M Lang, r W. Peters nr Forsvth
Boettcher Richard, barkpr, r 357 W.jPeters - "j
Bogajski William, helper W. & A. R.^., r 46 McAfee
- Boggs Molhe (c), laundress, r 367 Decatur '
Soggs William E. Rev., pastor Central Presb. CturcK r
5/ Washington '
Boggus Ernest, wks Ferguson & B'louht, r 73 W. Cain
Boggus Thomas, engineer, r 73 W. Cain
Boggus Viola B. Miss, bds 73 W. Caii^ " ' :
Bohannon Mary (c), laundress, r Susrar al * '
Bohannon William, wks Ferguson & Blount, r 142 Thomp-
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BOHNEFELD CHARLES, cabiaetinkr and undertaker,
rear 37 Marietta, r 13 N. Collins
Bohnefeld Henry, nainter, r 13 N. Collins |
Boh nefeld Oscar with Phillips & Crew, r 58 E. Cain \
Bohnefield Richard, wks P. Jones, r 275 Decatur [
Bohr Morris, barkpr J. Domini, r 13 N. Collins i
Boisclair M. F., train hand W. & A. R. R. i
Boisclair Sarah Mrs., bds 15 Washington
BOLAND EELL8 H. DR., sec Nat. Surg. Inst, r 32 E.
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Holding Green (c), lab, r Chattahoochee, s of Emma
Bolin^exas Miss, r 109 Thurmond j |
Boll EUa Miss, r 584 Marietta | , • j
Boll Frank, brickmason, r 584 Marietta I
BOLLES GEORGE F., subscription agt D. Appleton &
Co.. 40 Marietta, r 268 Peachtree
Bolles George G., ship elk G. F. Belles, bds 268 Peach-
tree *
Bollmann J. Bernhard. with W. Bollmann, r 27 Merritt av
BoUmann William, watch maker, 10 Whitehall, r 76 Ma-
rietta
Bolocchi Theodore C, fruits. Wall, nw cor Pryor, r 79
Whitehall
Bolsius Anthony, elk Ga. R. R . r 95 Walton I
Bolton John W., with Singer Manf g Co., r 71 Alexander
Bolton Robert D., U. S. Dep marshal, r Cox, sw cor Hunt
Bomar Flavins J. (Bomar & Peek\ r 129 Nelson s ,
Bomar Oliver (c), porter Crane, Boyleton & Co , r 27 Glenn
Bomar & Peek (F. J. Bomar and S. W. Peek), grocers, 25
W. Mitchell ^ i
Bona George L., shooting gallery, 16 S. Broad, r 291 Mari-
etta ^
Bond Kate W. Mrs., teacher, r 24 Church
Bond L. A. Miss, bds 33 Hull
Bond Travis H., wks W. & A. R. R., r 38 Alexander
Bondurant John T., elk, bds 68 Crew
Bondurant Robert E , brick mkr, r 68 Crew
Bone Jackson, wks Cotton Mill, r 131 Marietta
Bone James E., wks Cotton Mill, r 131 Marietta
Bone John, wks Atla. Cotton Factory
Bone Liddie Miss, wks F. G. Hancock, r 173 W. Foundry
Bone Robert, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Bone Sanders, carpenter, r 8 Ga. R. R. •
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Bone William H., policeman, bds 8 Ga. R. R
Bone William, wks Cotton Mill, r 131 Marietta
Bone W. R., wks Niles & Tryon, r 8 Ga. R. R
Bonnell Adeline A., wid Abraham,* bds 328 E. Fair
Bonnell Thomas, bds 328 E. Fair
Bonnell William A., sexton Oakland Cemetery, r 63 Fraser
Bonnell William B.. prin Ivy St. School, r Edgewood, Ga C/1
Bonner Frank (c), lab, r 226 Jones \ ^, \
Bonner Joseph (c), rockmason P. Lynch i iV]
Bonner Lee (c), porter Paul Jones \ ' . \ ^
Bonner Nelson (c), lab, r Ira, nr limits ' • i Llj
Booker Franklin, wks E. Haiman, r 20 Official row, James- !Xl
town i j '^ ^
Booker Green (c), painter, s 93 Jones j ^
Booker Susan A. wid W, r 20 Official row, Jamestown f H
i^^ *^^^^ ^'^ iS^eler J. M. Bookout, bds 47 Tattnall ^
BOOKOUT JOHN M. jeweler and watchmaker, 21 White- Cm
hall, r 47 Tattnall g.^
Boone Ada Miss, dressmkr Mrs. J. R. Wells, r48 W. Peters S?
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Boone Eliza H. wid John r 48 W. Peters ^ '
Booth Bogan (c), wks Pellegrini & Castleberry, r Hoi-
land, 2d n of Chapel
Booth Frances E. wid G. J., r 236 Elliott : *
Booth Richard (c), waiter Kimball House - '
Booth William K., carriagemkr, 76 W. Peters, r 38 Lar-
kin ] ' i '
Boran Amos, carpenter, bds 86 Wheat
Boran Charles, carpenter, bds 86 Wheat I Q ^
Boring James W., elk Glazier & Howard, r 234 Decatur S H
-Koring Jesse Rev., presiding elder M. E. Church, bds Na- U rm
tional Hotel ►if
Boring John M., physician, 61 S.' Forsytli P v
Boring John T. (c), carpenter, r Ws Hilliard, Ist n of Har- ^ 2
Boring William R., candy mkr, bds 61 S. Forsyth n>>
Borner Jerry (c), lab, r 5 Lawshe )i^
Bosche Richard C. (R. C. Bosche & Co.), bds Kimball S 2^
House a ^
BOSCHE R. C. & CO. (R. C. Bosche — ), sign painters,' l>
6 E. Wall
Bostian John A., machinist, r es Grant, Ist ^f E. Fair
Boatick Arthur B., asst supt W. & A. R. R , r 120 Loyd
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g Bostick A. Clyde, car agt W. & A. R. R , bds 120 Loyd
ti Bostick Joseph (0)^ porter L. Cohen & Co
$ Boston F. A., train hand W. & A. R. R.
Z 0 Bostwick Charles, bkkpr, bds 165 S. Pryor
O g Bostwick Charles E., with Estey Organ Co., r 177 Alexan-
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~: Bostwick Peter (c), lab, r rear 103 Loyd t
— 0 Bostwick Thomas R., grocer, 239 Marietta, r 162 Elliott
p Boswell Emma (c), laundress, r 150 C. R. R. . i
^ Boswell Jenny (c), laundress, r 150 C. R R. !
>, Boswell Stephen (c), brickmason, r Lovejoy, 1st n of Pine
m Bosworth Elizabeth, wid William J., r 210 E. Fair
ij Bosworth James L., meat store, 286 Marietta, r 15 Clif-
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Bougs Henry (c), lab, r 19 S. Bell ' j
Boulte Adolph, watchmaker, r 51 S. Broad
Bourn James N., v,ks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 134 W.
Baker
Bourn William H., wks E. Van Winkle, r 51 Foundry
Boutell George H., carpenter, bds 161 W. Foundry
Boutell John, carpenter, r 138 N. Collins
Bowden Cynthia Miss, domestic, C. T. Wilson
Bowden James, lab, r 135 Magazine
Bowden Michael, with Miller & Brady, bds Cannon House
^ Fowden Oliver (c), blacksmith, 136 Walton, r 98 Luckie
^Bowen Ada Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
g Bowen Bartow, gas fitter, Ryan & Stockton
^►j Bowen Caroline, wid Hiram, bds 60 Markham
Bowen Catherine Mrs, r 51 W. Foundry
*o Bowen Edward (c), carpenter, r rear 78 Markham
.5 a Bowen George W., r 6 W. Brotherton .
•^'S, Bowen Henry, brick mkr, r Windsor, nr limita
^ o Bowen Henry W., driver, r 153 W{ Peters
^ ^ Bowen James, porter S. W. Day, r rear 132 Gullat
= Bowen James C. (H. Crankshaw & Co.), r 162 Thompson
Bowen Jonas (c), shoe mkr, 75 W. Peters, r 67 Haynes
Bowen Joseph, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 60 Markham
Bowen Lewis, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 60 Markham
Bowen Martha A., wid Charles A., r 60 Markham
Bowen Mary (c), r Hilliard, cor Wheat
fV^ Bowen Sandy (c), restaurant, 237 Marietta
l-'H Bowen Thomas W. (Bowen & Weaver), r Foundry, s of
Marietta
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Bowen William H., plumber, bds 60 Markham ~^\
Bowen W. S., bds Markham House ^ '
nprf iTl m'" -^T: ^- ^^^^^ ^^^ ^- C- Weaver), tin- >
ners, 175 Marietta
Bowers Thomas J., photographer, r 149 W, Baker
Bowers William (c), wks Court House 1
Bowie John A (Eddleman & Bowie), r 120 S. Pryor
Bowles Amanda (c), laundress, r 25 Pettis
Bowles Ephraim (c), lab, r rear 12 State .
Bowlin Selina L., wid Thomas, r 72 Martin
Bowman Anthony (c), butler J. F. Kiser
^owman Fannie (c), seamstress, r 290 Crew
Bowman Giles (c), lab, r 2 Ella • *
Bowman Henry, (c), lab, r 290 Crew l
Bowman Isabella (c), laundress, r 290 Crew ^
Bowman John, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
Bowman Oliver (c), porter, r 27 Glenn
Bowman Peter (c), porter 8 S. Broad, r 290 Crew
Bowman Kinder (c), domestic, r 2 Ella
TerFSr^"^ ^" ^^'^''' ^'''^ Universalist Church, r
Bowne A. T., bds 17 Washington * ' ' / .
Bowstrom Sophia, wid Jacob, r 93 Thompson
Boyce Arthur wks E. Haiman, bds 348 Marietta '
Boyce L.(c), wks P. Lynch ■
Boyce William A., carpenter E. Haiman, bds 348 Ma-
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Boyd Anderson (c), lab, r 337 E. Hunter 1
M ^'?f''''T.''/i^?)' ^^^' ^ 1^2 N. Calhoun -
Boya Belle M. Miss, r 20 Pratt I
Boyd Burt, engineer A-L. Rv. • 1;^ -
Boyd Carrie Miss, r 20 Pratt ' ■- ' ;
?^^^ P^^ia (c), laundress, r 2 Martins al - i ^ i
S ^f ^% Tl^ ^l^?^.""' ^ Randolph, nr limits
pSrs brickmolder, r^ns McDaniel, s of W.
^^G?rdoT ^""^^ *^"ck°^an Sou. Exp. 'Co.,- r Little, cor gS
Boyd Harriet (c), cook, r 235 M6Donough
goyd Isaac S., ins, agt, 2J Marietta, bds Kimball House
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Boyd James S. (Boyd & Johnson), r 39 Powers
Boyd Jordan (c), drayman T. M. Clarke & Co., r 16 War-
ner's av
Boyd Julia (c), laundress, r 2 Martins al •
Boyd Martha A., wid H. M., bds 76 N. Calhoun
Boyd Mary (c), laundress, r rear 125 Wheat
Boyd M., wks E. Haiman i
,Boyd Robert E., dep elk U. S. Circuit Court, r 27 Luckie
Boyd RoUa, tailor, r 153 Mangum
Boyd Thomas J. (Boyd & Hayne). r 65 N. Collins
Boyd Virgil H., conductor C. R. R., bds 4 Gilmer
Boyd Walton C, with D. H. Dougherty, r 20 Pratt
Boyd William, wks E. Haiman
Boyd W. Wallace (Van Winkle & Co), r 42 N. Forsyth
Boyd & Hanye (T. J. Boyd and W. E. Hanye), grocers, 6B
Decatur
BOYD & JOHNSON (James S. Boyd and A. C. Johnson),
grocers, 98 Peachtree
Boyer Susan Mrs., bds 115 Decatur
Boyer Tabbie (c), laundress, r rear 4 Gilmer
Boykin Frank (c), wks A-St. Ry I
Boykin Mac (c), wks A-St. Ry
Boykin Thomas C. Rev., bds National Hotel
Boylan Joseph, dry goods, 134 Decatur, r county
Boyle John (Condon & Co.), r Cincinnati, 0
Boyle John M., trimmer J. M. Smith, r 31 Chapel
Boylston Henry (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r 328 Peachtree
Boylston Hester D., wid J. R., r 344 Peachtree
Boylston Robert B., elk Crane, Boylston & Co., bds 344
* Peachtree ^
BOYNTON BROS. (H. A. Boyriton and C. E. Boynton,
special), whol grocers, 28 E. Alabama
Boynton Charles E. (Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.), and
Boynton Bros, special), r 216 Rawson ^ ,
Boynton Clara M., wid Hollis, r 216 Rawson
Boynton George H., whol grocer, 15 S. Forsyth, r 215 Raw-
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Boynton Hollis A. (Boynton Bros ), r 41 Windsor
Boynton John C, with Davis S. M. Co., r 308 Whitehall
Boys High School, 47 Washington
BOYS & GIRLS OF THE SOUTH, W. F. & N. T. Seals,
proprs; 24| S. Broad '^ . > -.
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Bozeman Evelina A., wid J. T., r 119 E. Mitchell ^
Brachell Emma (c), wks J. Lochry, r 29 Lynch al
Bradbury Charles O., painter^ r 152 Haynei
Bradbury Ella Miss, r 152 Haynes i I
Bradbury Gussie Miss, r 152 Haynes . I'
Bradbury James, wks G Hinman
Bradbury James R., conductor A. & W. P. .R. R., r 15 N.
^ Collins
Bradbury O. N., physician, Markham House
Bradbury William S., painter, r 152 Hayn^
Bradfield Josiah, druggist and medicine rijinfr, Pryor, se
cor Mitchell, r 245 Rawson 1 "^ '
Bradfield Lewis (c), butler Rev. J. W. Bedl^with
^D A^^ixi'?^'^?^^^^^^^^^^ ^ Fitzgerald), bds 28 Wheat
BRADFIELD & FITZGERALD (L H. Bradfield and J
P. Fitzgerald), druggists, 26 Whitehall ^
Bradford Alden B., elk P. O. Inspector, r 62 Fairlie .
Bradford Elizabeth (c), laundress, r ns McDaniel, 2d e of >•
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Bradford James (c), butler S. M. Inman
Bradford Peter (c), cook, r 140 Wheat
Bradley Charles (c), lab, r 11 Foster
Bradley Ferraby Miss, r 176 Marietta.
Bradley George (c), lab, r rear 132 Whitehall >,
Bradley George H, sup't Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfg 0
Co., bds Kimball House P M
2i?^^^^; George R., elk F. M. Jack, r 164 Thompson .4 S*
BRADLEV HORACE, artist, 27i Whitehall, bds 89 S. ^9
Pryor | QS
Bradley Horatio G., conductor W. & A. R. R * B S
Bradley John F., carpenter, r 287 W. Peters Q,-
Bradley "John M., wood and coal, 117 E. Hunter, r 614 (D »i|
Decatur r • -i - ^ -
Bradley Margaret, wid James, r 176 Marietta '•
Bradley Mattie, wid W. M., r Henry, sw cor Elliott
Bradley Philip B., elk J. Silvey & Co., r 514 Decatur
Bradley Phoebe Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. FactVi - h»Y
BRADLEY SAMUEL, with Estey Organ! Co., r 210 E ^^'
Harris j w4
Bradley Thomas R. V., elk P. H. Snook, r 177 Thompson "ffi
Bradley Walter H., adjuster W. & W. Mnfg Co . 0^
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Eradshaw I. C, wks E. Haiman
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agency, 10 E. Wall, (see fly A.)
Brady A. J., watchman Lynch & Lea
Brady Isaac A., 40 Whitehall, r 225 S. Forsyth
Brady John D. (J. D. Brady & Bro.), r 122 Whitehall
Brady J. D. & Bro. (J. D. and P. J. Brady), bakery, 122
Whitehall
Brady Peter P. (J. D. Brady & Bro.), r 122 Whitehall
Brady Simon D., lab, r 243 Rock
Brady Thomas B. (Miller & Brady), r Kirkwood
Brady Thomas E., foreman Ga. R. R., r 195 Jones
Braham Gustavus, carpenter, bds 186 Elliott
BRAINARD ERASTUS B., city editor Constitution, r
353 Peach tree
Bramlett David Q , with Jack & Holland, r 110 Rhodes
Bramlett Nathan A., r 110 Rhodes
Bramlett Ralph, with L. C. Saul, r 110 Rhodes
Branan Charles J., salesman McMillan & Co., r 237 Hous-
|ton •
Branan Columbus W., painter, r 101 Old Wheat
Branan John C. A, conductor A-L. Ry, r 39 Boulevard
Branan Rebecca, wid Edwin, r 118 Gilmer ,
Branch Jacob (c), wks P. Lynch, r 6 Rawson
Branch Jacob Jr. (c), wks P. Lynch, r 6 Rawson
Branch Thomas (c), wks P. Lynch, r 6 Rawson
Branch William (c), porter H. F. Emery, r 194 Eraser
Brandon Thomas J. (c), blacksmith, r 27 Howell
Branham Elvira (c), laundress, r 18 Thompson
Branham Walter R. Rev., pastor City Mission W. E., bds
179 Washington
Brannan Adolphus A., wks Chemical Wks, r 182 Decatur ,
Brannan Cynthia Miss, r 194 Decatur
Brannan Michael M., reporter Post-Appeal, r 2 Jenkins
Brannen Edward H., wks E. Haiman, r 341 Haynes
Brannen Ophelia Miss, r 341 Haynes
Brannen Walter, wks Atlanta Bridge Works, r 341 Haynes
BRANNER BENJAMIN M., agt meat store, 110 Peachtree,
r39Church /
Branner Eliza (c), r 177 Blackmon f
Branner Robert F., bkkpr B. M. Branner, r 39 Church
Brannin Catherine Mrs., r 263 Eraser
Brannon Abraham (c), wks J. W. Ralls
Brannon Edward, lab, r 15 Venable
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Brannon Joe F., with Walton, Whann & Co., bds Kimball
House
Brannon Sarah, wid Walter, r 15 Venable
Brant Marion Miss, bds 50 Line
Brantley Thomas, barkpr, bds 93 W. Petirs
Brantly James P., student, r 72 Tattnall I
Brantly J. A., wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Brantly Mary (c), laundress, r rear 51 Foster
Brantly William (c), carpenter, r na Magazine, nr
Haynes i
Braselton Robert, barkpr, r 35 N. Pryor !
Braselton Vara L., wid J. B., r 35 N. Pryor
Bratcher William (c), cleaner Ga.R.R. I
Bratton Lawrence R., elk A. G. Candler ife Co
Braumuller Otto L., music dealer, bds 319 Whitehall
BraumullerO. L. Mrs, fire china painting, 66i White-
hall, r 319 Whitehall * «l ^ ^ '»'«
Brause Bernhard, saloon Harris, sw cor cSllins, bds 54 W.
Hunter t
Brawner Charles W., elk M. Rich &Bro , bds 84 l^y-
Brawner Thomas (c), porter Simons & Drummond
Bray Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Bray Ellen, laundress, r rear 110 Pine
Bray Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
BRAY WELLBORN N., lawyer, 2J Marietta
Bray William A., lab, r 26 Brick
Breitenbucher Philip, mer, r ns W. Foundry, nr limits
Brening Lizzie Miss, with Ga. Suit Co
Brening Dora Miss, with Ga. Suit Co. j - .
Breunan Anna P. Miss, bds 98 Decatur !
Brennan Daniel (McGeever & Brennan), r 40J Decatur
Brennan John C, painter A-L. Ry, r 30 Pratt
Brenner Amelia Miss, r 305 Marietta
Brenner Augusta Miss, r 305 Marietta *
BRENNER WILLIAM, (Monntcastle & Co.) and mill
stone mnfr, 320 & 322 Marietta, r 305 Marietta
Brenner William H., millwright Wm. Brenner, r 305 Ma-
rietta j : .^ J[
Breunig Casper, policeman, r 95 E. Baker !
Brewer August (c), wks Court House ^
Brewer Edward, fireman W. & A. R.R., bds 121 Rhodes
Brewer Edward, grocer, 92 Peachtree, bds 39 N. Pryor
Brewer George W., wks W. & A. R.R., bds 121 Rhodes
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6 Brewer Green (c), carpenter, r Windsor, nr^limitB
5 . Brewer Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 120 Luckie
2 W Brewer Samuel B , secY. M. C. A., r 118 Crew
Wfe Brewer Samuel 0., elk E. Brewer, bds 39 N. Pryor
-^H Brewer Walter, messenger W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes-
5r Brewster Eliza (c), laundress, r 30 Bradbury ^^^^oM
P^^rewsterGeorgiaMiss, r 27 W. Gariiett . I.U^
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Brewster Georgia Miss, r 27 W. Gariett . ,
"^Brewster Henry (c), barber H. Brown, r SJ W. Mitchell
uS Brewster Mary (c), cook, r al s of Larkin, e of Roach
09 Brewster Preston (c), lab, r 4 Flat Shoals rd
Brice John K., with Georgia & Cincinnati R. R., r 2ia
Pcachtree ■ j k
Brice Nancy Mrs., bds 19 0rme i
Brice Robert W., mer, bds 150 Whitehall
Brice Smith (c), wks W. U. Tel. Co., r 298 W. Mitchell
Bridge James Jr., mer, r 177 Peachtree
Bridger John C, coal, 22 S. Broad, r 23 Luckie
Bridges Cherry (c), laundress, r 12 Glynn
Bridges Florence Miss, r es Wilson, bey limits
ij Bridges Henry W., student, bds 115 Decatur
O Bridges Jonathan H., grocer, r ws Marietta, n of Ponder av
Bridges Robert H., baggage master W. & A. R.R., r es Wil-
son, bey limits
'TJ Bridwell Cicero, grocer, r 114 W. Mitchell
2 Bridwell Ellen, wid G., r 10 Fowler
O Bridwell Jesse M., meat sto^e, 192 Decatur, r Factory, 4th
Pi s of Ga. R.R. -
QQ Bridwell John (c), stonemason, r 124 W. Hunter *
Bridwell Lizzie Miss, r 111 Willow
r*^ Bridwell Maston L., wood yard, 166 Decatur
^Bridwell Sarah A., wid Henry, bds 120 Clarke
W Bridwell Thomas, blacksmith A-L. Ry, r 166 Decatur
Bridwell Zion Jr., printer, r Pine, cor Luckie
Briggs Joseph (c), roofer E. Davis & Co., r Powers, se cor
Hayden
Bright well William A., carpenter, r 6 McAfee
Brinkerhoff Frank, with Garrett & Bro., bds 50 Walton
Brinkley John (c), cook, r 92 Walker
Brinn J. M., fireman W. & A. R. R
CQ Brinyork Sarah Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Vi Briscoe George H., trav agt, bds 203 McDonough
75 Brisco Susan (c), laundress, r 32 Victoria
3 Brisendine Leroy, carpenter, r 16 Howell ^
pS 1]\l lHI 11111 liii'llKI Headquarters for Florida Oranges, Messina
Q uLiill JUUlloUll, Lemons, etc. (See Page 4.) .,,
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: **"***"'> 81 Whl^hall street ' ^
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Rr «t«H P^ feasant carpenter, r 123 Frasir
Bnskett Parker (c), lab, r 12 George T
H ^"f w'"' ^^ '^°1<^«'' Poster & Meakiji
Bntt Joel W., r 10 Savannah ^
Rriffin^l^^"^'nTi^^'' ^'^^ 10 Savannah
BnttainJ. F., elk, bds 137 Crew
Broach Thomas (c). brickmason, r State, ni limits
BroadeTThn^" ^7 ?\°^S'^P^^r ^ Peaihtree '
^I^^aI .T^^ iV' '^^' >• 256 Richardson t
Broadhurst Mary Miss, domestic Markham House •
Broadnax Joseph (c), lab, r rear 12 Barracks! ar
Broadwater Andrew, wks Atla. Cot. Factrv bds <)7 T „.n
Brocuous Campbell, wks J. A. ChristianS'^^'.'lJs^'^S
Brock James T., mer, r 210 S. Pryor
Wk w^n"?^ i' °'«'' •■ 210 S. Pryor
Brock Wi ham L., mer, r 210 8. Pryor
Brock balhe (c), wks Cotton Factory r 108 LucHa
Brocketmiaton T., dentist. 9^ pJachlee.'ibd's Kimball
Brockham Anna, wid Casson, r 89 Chapel
Brockhn Green (c), lab, r 13 Glynn ^
Brogan Ellen, wid Daniel, r 273 Decatur
R^^^^"" S^®!'' <^.^)' ^^^ PoJ't" & Meakin, r Sistate
Brogdon Hester Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'/ '
Brn!^°° w '^^ (°^' laundress, r 5 State ^
Brogdon W. C, train hand W. & A. R R
Broges J., r 72 E. Baker .
Bronk AL, 12J Peachtree ' i. i i. i;^
Brooken^ Madison D. Rev. (c), pastor Sbiloh Church, r 60 ^S
W« ifJ^ ^^' '«u"dre8s, r 230 N. CalhoJn Jw
rietfa ' ^'''' ^"^^ ^'^^- ^''*- ^^'''y' ' Cain, cor Ma- ?|
tt« A, '-^"'m^' *''^' '"^^ 3«9 Whitehall '
^rooks Ahce Miss, r Jamestown
nl'^l^ ^^°?^'' ^■> policeman, r Jamestown
Rr^v' Anderson (c), lab, r 110 Elliott >• fl
Brooks Berrien L.. bkkpr Regenstein & Kutz,| bds 100 El- Hi
Brooks Bftverlv /^rt^ «t1.« r^ tt_. ' . _ Sful
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Brooks Charles (c), carpenter Tiaynham & Ray, r 12 Jen-.
nings al r i^ ii. ■
Brooks Dorsey (c), drayman, r n of Wheat, e of Calhoun ;
Brooks Edward (c), carpenter, r rear 42 Cooper |
Brooks Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y 1
Brooks Edward W. (Brooks & Co.), r Edgewood ^ ^
Brooks Ephriam (c), shoemkr W. H. Tines, r 47 Victoria
Brooks George, painter Lynch & Lea
Brooks George (c), porter W. M. Middlebrooks
Brooks Gus (c), driver Megee, Johnson & Co
Brooks Henry P., wks B. Nathan, r 67 W. Harris
Brooks Hiram (c), drayman Hightower k Hallman, r Rasp-
berry, cor Wheat V ; i
Brooks James, mer, r Boulevard, cor Foster
.Brooks James M., elk Carlton & Smith, bds Jamestown
Brooks James W., mer, r 308 E. Hunter
Brooks Jesse N"., st car driver, r 89 Jones av
Brooks John, wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r 449 Rock
Brooks Joseph (c), carpenter, r 92 Alexander
Brooks J. W., machinist, r 203 E. Hunter
Brooks Laura (c), laundress, r ss Currier, e of Collins
Erooks Mary (c), laundress, r 6 Fort
Brooks Mary A, laundress, r 151 Markjiam
Brooks MoUie Miss, r Jamestown
Brooks Sallie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y,
Brooks Samuel (c), wks W. 0. Jones
Brooks Sarah (c), laundress, r es Rawson, 1st n of Hood
Brooks Simeon (c), lab, r 233 Wheat
Brooks Susie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ,
Brooks Thomas, carpenter, r E. Cain, 1st w of Marietta
Brooks Thomas W., miner, bds 389 Whitehall
Brooks William, engineer A-L. Ry, r 80 Ezzard '
Brooks William S , wks Cotton Mill, r 123 Marietta , ' j
Brooks Woodford, elk Brooks & Co., r Edgewood
Brooks & Co. (E. W. Brooks and ), grain and pro-
visions, 6 Loyd * ^
Broome John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y , . ^xu e
Broome Melinda, wid Joseph, r es Valentine, 5th s of
Houston '
Broome Roxey Mifs, seamstress, r 22 Valentine |
Broome William, wks Atla. Cot Fact'y
Broomfield James (c), fab, r 45 Valentine
Broomhead Benjamin, contractor, r Thrasher, W. iL
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Broomheaa John S.. bkkpr, bds Thrashlr W p"" X
Broomhead Milledte r^V wi-. t tti T^ **• ^- "^
Brotherton John F elk W K n'^l^ ^°-' ' l^^ ^""""^'^ -W
Mitchell ' ^^- ^- Bro'hferton, bds 8i W. ^
Brotherton Mark A., with D. H. Dougb'erty. r 134 W. Ba- Z
^"■^ WhUehd/"""" ^- '^^-^l «*°-' 2 W. Mitchell, r I95O
iT" ^"^J""^ (°>' laundress r 46 Mays al
Rrnw"" i»^^'-«°'» («). carpenter r 92 Ifexander
Brown^Anderson (c), porter J. N. Land^u.rrtecatur, cor I
Brown i^B % V^'"'^' ' ^^' MarkhL
RrnZ!! B u (??' drayman, r 8 Manguni
Rr^^n R ^"-^ *^'^'^ ^^« " Wheat ^1
Brown r'T""'" •^- ^"k^^^' ' Holcomb'al
R^^ n ■?•' ^nSineer W. & A. R. R . i
Brown Cephas M.. elk C. R. R., r 375 S Prvor
"rucwf "' ^^ '"^'^ '^^ watS, l/TeLhtree, r
nl^""" nu^'\^^ <^°)' ^^^ J- Freeman Ij- '
Brown n^'}'' ^■' P"'»'^^ ^^- C- Dodsonil ' ,
nl^ ^' °ton I, mer. r 112 E. Peters i
Bmad '"'*'' ^•' "P'^°'«'«'^«' Kimball House, r 90J S. ^
Brown C. F engineer A-L. Ry 1
Brown C. N trainband W. A R. R ^
Brown Daniel (c), wks Stewart & Smith •
llZ''-^^''''T. ^■' boardini, 12^ C'd f .
Rrnw ll,'"''^ (*=)• ^"^^'^ 218i Decatur I ■
Brown Edward, elk F. King, r 12i Lovd
^^^ Forl'sr/v' '-'^ ^-^ '^'^^^ ^'-! r Butler, n oC ,§
Brown Edward (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 146 Ga R R ' ^ -
Brown Edward (c), lab, r Wheat, n w cor Butler > ?
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BROWN ELIJAH A., sec and treas Dade Coal Co., r 135
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Brown Eliza (c), laundress, r 35 Brick
Brown Elizabeth, wid James, r al s of Larkin, e of Roach
Brown Ella E. Miss, bds Hayden, ne cor W. Baker
Brown Ellen L., wid G. H., r 59 Windsor
Brown' Emanuel (c), porter Tanner, Currier & Heath, r
240 E. Fair
,Brown Emma (c), cook, r Hilliard, ne cor Harris
Brown Emma (c), cook, r 180 Fort !
Brown Eugene B., with RomHre, Perdue & Egleston, r
Edgewood | I
Brown E. P. (Norwood & Brown),, rCincinnatL 0
Brown Fabian, cooper, 126 W. Mitchell, r 120 Mitchell
Brown Fannie Miss, bds 42 E. Mitchell
Brown Fannie (c), cook, r 101 Jones j, .
Brown Fannie (c), hair groods, 71 Peachtree
Brown Felix (c), cook Markham House, r Butler, n of
Forrest av
Brown Felix Jr, (c), cook Markham House, r Butler, n
of Forrest av
Brown Fort (c), porter J. J. Falvey
Brown Frank, wks Ga. R. R , bds 324 Marietta
Brown Freeman (c), lab, r E Currier, w of Fort
Brown George, butler, r 85 Houston
Brown George (0, lab, r 60 Ripley
Brown George H., J. B. Brown, manager; queensware, 82
Whitehall
Brown George S., with Davenport, Johnson & Co., r 91
N. Calhoun
Brown Green (c), waiter Palace Dining Rooms
Brown Gussie (c), laundress, r 43 W. Hunter
Brown Guy (c), carpenter, r Cox, ne cor Orme
Brown Harriet (c), cook, r 79 Hilliard
Brown Harry, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Brown Henry (c), barber, 8^ Wall, r 267 W. Mitchell
Brown Henry (c) brickmason, r 229 Jones
Brown Henry (c), shoemkr, 113 W. Peters, r 109 Stone-
wall
Brown Henr^, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co
Brown Henry (c), wiper A-L. Ry., r 404 Marietta ^
Brown Hugh, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Brown Ida Mrs, bds 120 W. Mitchell
1?1am TnhnQon ^eUs cigars awd tobacco at
XjIAUI tlODUSUU Wholesale. (See Page 4.)
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Rrn^n t"* v^' ^^ ^^- ^ ^- ^- »•' ' 13 Jones al
Brown Jackie Miss, r Ponce de Leon Sprines
^IZ^ j'"'H°? <:«). lab, r Hulsey, 3d s ofRhSdea
Brown Jacob (c), lab, r Chestnut, nr limits
Brown James, r 5 Official row, Jamestown
Brown James (c), blacksmith, r 202 Praser
Krown James (c), carpenter, r 237 W. Hunter
Brown James (c), lab, r 119 Decatur i
"PewhTree ^' ^*''*' *'''"^^*="°°^'y "'^d restaurant, 71
"^'"d^,;^ ^■' '^^ ^- ^- ^**^' ' wslHowell/lst n of^
fiJ^wn T*"*^ M (^jMillan & Brown), r ^30 Decatur i
Brown James N. cot elk, r Hayden. ne cor W Baker iaa
^viT" ^ ' ^'°P' ^''^^"^^ ^""^« toestYur?nt;r 20 I?
Brown Jane (c), cook, r 60 Ripley i^ =f
Brown Jarrett (c), lab, r rear 14 Castleblerry '^
Brown Jenny (c), laundress, r 232 E. Fiir
Brown Jesse A., elk, r 48 Bartow
Brown Jessie Miss, bds 17 Wheat ~
Brown John (c), carpenter, r 21 Vine
Brown John (c), lab. r ns Pine, e of Fort
Brown John (c\ lab, r al n of Wells, w of Holland
Brown John (c), lab, r Mills, cor Williani
Brown John, restaurant, 414 Marietta II
Brown John.E. (c), feeder A. M. Bergstrom. r 2 Fort
irown 7°?" ?• (^^' *'^'*°' ^^^l^ly I^«fi»'^«e r 79 E Fair
Wn 1°^" w' ^'P*''*^^ ' 19 Official Eo^. Jamestown
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»»»WN JOSEPH M., genl frt agt W. & a! R. R, bds 133
^^wln ^^}PSt I':..l*''yer. room 4 Browk Block, 38 E.
wall, r 140 Washington
nT^'^ J- Bachman, manager G. H. Brown, 'r 59 Windsor
ten ?• ^•' *J*7 f«* CbessCarley Co., r 103 Peachtree
Brown Laura (c), laundress, r 111 Stonewall
Br«wn f ?n?*^-'^^-u5^"'„^ ^**^« * Co., bds 31 N. Pryor
Brown Lilhe Miss, bds 319 Rawson
■i^rown Louisa Mrs., seamstress, r rear 121 McDaniel
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Brown Lulu Miss, bds 319 Rawson
Brown L. H., wis AtlA, Cot. Fact'y
Brown L. J. Mrs., with J. Keely, r 72 Marietta
Brown L. M., wid Nathan, bds 319 Rawson j
Brown Maggie f c), cook, r 149 Ira * i
Brown Maggie R. Miss, r Hayden, ne cor W. Baker
Brown Marcus, bkkpr T. R. Ripley, r 13 E. Fair
Brown Maria (c), laundress, r 5 Coraelia
Brown Maria (c), laundress, r ns Joiner, 4th w of C. R. R.
Brown Mary (c), laundress, r 79 E. Fair ^ j |
Brown Mary, wid Lee, r Ponder av, bey limits
Brown Mary C. Miss, r 40 Butler |
Brown Mary E., wid J. M., bds 70 Alexander
Brown Moses (c), shoemkr, r 48 N. Broad
Brown Nancy (c), cook, r 7 Jennings al
Brown Nancy (c), laundress, r Eraser, nr limits
Brown Nancy C, wid Joseph, r 40 Butler
Brown Nathan, cash boy Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., r 319
Rawson
Brown Nathan (c), lab, r Wheat, 2d e of Fort
Brown Noah (c), lab, r al n of Wells, w of Holland
Brown Oliver (c), gardener, r Chestnut, nr limits
Brown Perino, r Edgewood
Brown Peter (c), drayman, r es Lowe al, 3d s of Larkin
Brown Peter (c), lab, r ws Hilliard, 2d n of Harris
Brown Phil F., r Markham House '
Brown Philip (cj, blacksmith Jones Carriage Fact'y
Brown Radford (c), lab, r 118 Hayne
Brown Robert E., bkkpr Maddox, Rucker & Co., r McDan-
iel, ne cor Richardson
Brown Robert M., carpenter, r Ponce de Leon Spring
Brown Robert T., with Fuller & Oglesby, bds 20J E. Ala-
bama
Brown Sallie Miss, r 138 Davis
Brown Sloan (c), carpenter, r 70 Yonge
Brown Smith (c), cabinetmkr, r 404 Marietta
Brown Stephen D. (c), painter R. C. Bosche & Co.. r Bell,
n of Pratt
Brown Terry (c), laundress, r 191 Filmore
Brown Theron H., with Atlanta Pub. Pro. Cotton, Stock
and Real Estate Ex., r 64 Cooper
Brown Thomas (c), hostler 0. C. S. Terhune, r 79 E. Fair
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Brown Wi ham (c), lab, r 26 Ira . ''*i'^°'>°^e
Brown William (e), lab, r 41 Gullatt
Brown William, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y" . '
Wh^teSr ^^- ^'^' '^''''"^' ^- ^^^^l^i'^gton, r rear 191
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BrowD William T., wks Traynham A R»y, bds 149 W Fair
Brown W. L conductor W. & A. E. E., ba^ 124 MarS
Brown W■^^■' ^''^ ^- * ^^'- ^^°^g Co r 34 Pratt " -
Brown Wilson C engineer Ga. R. R., r 40 Butler '
Browne Charles Mc. D., elk By. M. S , r 16 Capitol Place
Browne Walker G.. dentist, 33| Whitehall, r 33 Fulton
Browning Alice Miss, with American S. M. (^ , ,^92 But-
Browning Ella (c), seamstress, r 145 Ira ii
"'Huntei^"'^'' '^*'=^'°^^^ Winship & Bro.. bds, 159 'E.
^'"'"92 ButS^^^* ^- ^"''' t«»*er Summer Hni Sjjhool, r
Broxton Charles W., elk, r 86 Alexander :.
Broxton Hezekiah W., carpenter, r 86 Alexander
Broxton Mary Miss, r 86 Alexander .,
Broxton William T., elk Bell & Dean, bds 86 Alexander
Broyles C. E., conductor W. & A E R °° ^lexanaer
POYI^ES EDWIN N., lawyer. 8 S. Broad, r 149 (iuUatt
Broyles E. E , train hand W. & A. R. R [j "
llurl i r'^^xr" C- (Bruce & Morgan), r 56 Houston '
Bruce Alice Miss, seamstress, r 57 W. Foundry
Rr«^! p"""* ¥, ''l^^'^i?^ ^'^'^ * B^°-. ' 57 Vf. Foundry
Bruce George W., bds 620 Marietta .
Bruce James, carpenter, r 63 Greens Ferry av " i\
Bruce James wks Cotton Fact'y, r ns Newton
Bruce Jerry (c), harnessmkr D. Morgan
Bruce Martha, wid C, r 620 Marietta ■ I - "
Bruce Sarah C. Mrs , seamstress, r 57 W. Foundry
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Bruckner Eugene, with Phillips & Crew, bds 308 Peachtre©
BRUFFEY E. CONWAY., reporter Constitution, bds Kim-
ball House ' _]
Bruffey Jason N., bkkpr, r 108 Peachtree ^
Brumby Arnoldus V., r 124 S. Pryor
^ Brumby Lee R., conductor Pullman Sou. Car Co., r 124 S.
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Bruner Robert (c), carpenter, r 38 Rawson i
Brunner John W. (J. W. Brunner & Co.) r 272 Peachtre
Brunner J. W. & Co. (J. W. Brunner), com mers, 28 Peach-
tree
Bryan Chess (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r 50 Henry
Bryan H. (c), porter W. & A. R. R.
Bryan J. T., carpenter, bds 191 N. Collins
Bryan Joseph P., pedler, r 57 Tattnall
Q^ Bryan Mary E. Mrs , associate editor Sunny South, r Clarks-
(SC ton, Ga
Bryan Matthew M., farmer, r 14 Official row, Jamestown
Bryan Robert H., farmer, r 14 Official row, Jamestown
Bryan Thomas (c), lab, r ss Irwin, 2d e of Bradley I
Bryan William L., jeweler, W. A. Haynes, bds 191 N. Col-
lins
Bryant Adeline, wid S. H., r 597 Marietta
•3 Bryant Caroline Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r Factory, s of
Bryant Charity (c), laundress, r 141 Luckie
Bryant Chester (c), rock mason P. Lynch
Bryant Dora Miss, r 597 Marietta
Bryant 'Emiline (c), cook, r Butler, sw cor Ellis
Bryant Emily Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Bryant Georeje W., wks Fulton Spinning Co., r Factory,
s of R. R
Bryant John L., lab, r Factory, s of R.R
^2^ Bryant John E., manager Southern Advance, 27 E. Hunter
gj Bryant Marcus, puddler, r 597 Marietta
.0 Bryant Milly (c), laundress, r 143 Markham ^
Bryant Thomas B., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r Wal-
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Bryant Wellborn barkpr T. R. Martin, bds 597 Marietta
Bryant William (c). wts W. & A. R. R , r 108 Gray
Bryant Wi ham G., bailiff Sup. Court, r country ^
Bryant William N., carpenter, r Fair, w of Chapel
Brzezinski Stanislaus, tailor J. Lynch, r 44 Smith
^uchanan Andrew J., boilermkr, r 22b E. Fair
Buchanan Anna Miss, with Hallman & Candler
Jones av .. *
Buchanan Candis. wid Silas, r 142 Magazine
Buchanan Hannah (c), cook, r 119 E. Cain
Buchanan James A., elk Steinheimer & Kreisle. r 310 .
Mangum | , \- ^^r-pt
Buchanan James F., station house keeper, r 43 Yonge ^
Buchanan John E., miller Mountcastle & Co., r 68 Rock ' — *
Buchanan John W., boilermkr W. & A. R.R, r 3? WJSimp-^
Buchanan Major (c), whitewasher, r 139 Markham ■ >— ]
Buchanan H. Matilda, wid Royal, r 130 Davis m ^
Buchanan Mattie Miss, elk T. S. Lewis 1
Buchantn Sylvanus Lee, wks H. Lewis, bds 39 W. Simn
son ^
Buchanan Theresa, wid James, r 82 Rock *
Buchanan Thomas J., grocer, 248 Decatur, r 246 Decatur M
Bucher John C, with G. W. Scott A Co., r Decatur (4
Buchholz Augustus, barber, 7 W. Alabama, bds eu S. Broad 2 M
£Ut^A.^^^ ^^"^^' ^^^ J^o I^van, r 6 McAfee '-' *il
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P. O. Bid'g, r 430 Peachtree Kg •
Buck Edwin A., trav agt, bds 138 McDonough ^ I oS '
Buck Francis N., with Walton, Whann & Co., bds Kimball rS
House ^N
Buck F. Marion, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 86 Simp- O S
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Buck James W., lab, r 61 Thurmond
Buck Mack re) wks J. Kries. r W. E. *j,. ^^„
I5uck Richard B , manager Patapsco Guano Co., 36 W. Ala- r. 3
bama, bds Kimball House " f ^^
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Buckalew James M., carpenter, r Tumlin, nr limits
^uckalew Laura A. Mrs., seamstress, r 618 Marietta
Buckalew Sarah A., wid W. G., r 173 W. Foundry
±g^ckiin Maggie Mrs, seamstress, r 15 Bartow
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.p -72 Marietta '
g OBuckner Debearaj S., State House guard, r 52 Haynes '
M I Budden Alice Miss, r 76 Davis
g +j Budden Blanche Miss, r 76 Davis *
g ^ Budden CJiarles E. (E. R. Budden & Son), r 76 Davis \
K tf Budden Edward R. (E. R. Budden & Son), r 76 Davis ^
p ^Budden E. R. & Son (E. R. and C. E. Budden), steam
jz: S lithographers, 26 W. Alabama J . -
•^ gBudden Florence Miss, r 76 Davis . I | I
w Buell Mitford W., ship elk Paul Jones, bds 83 Decatur \
g; «Buffington George Wi, fireman W. & A. R.R., r 16 Venable
^ W Buffington Katie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 16 Venable
HBBufford Wiley (c), whitewasher, r 92 Houston
pq Buford Alice Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 190 Marietta
Bugg Daniel (c), wks Z. E. Taylor, r 20 Eraser
Buice Alonzo A., trimmer Stewart & Smith, r 23 Martin
Buice Madison, agt, r 59 W. Peters
Buis Louis H., mechanical engineer, 12 Mills
^Buis Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
■ Buis Melinda, wid Alexander, r 7 Mills
. . . Buis M., wks E. Haiman *
^ Buis William B., foreman E. Haiman, bds 345 Marietta
<X^Bull George, dairy, r ns Gordon, W. E
WBull Maggie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischeb^
Bullard AmbJbse T., elk Camp & Co., bds 54 Castleberry
1 Bullard Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
•^HBuUen Edward, trimmer N. C. Spence, r 246 Haynes i
BulJen Margaret (c), laundress, r rear 24 N. Moore ^
Qb< Biillock Acenia Mrs., r Magazine, 1st e of Mangum !
^^ Bullock Camelia Miss, r Magazine, 1st e of Mangum
Bullock Doc. M. (c). porter Byrd & Compton i
^ Bullock Fannie Miss, wks Cotton Factory
^^ Bullock Georgia Miss, wks Cotton Factory
r^ bullock Green (c), lab, r 40 Richmond '
^Bullock Lucy (c), cook, r 288 N. Calhoun
C/J Bullock Matilda (c), laundress, r 70 Markham
p^ Bullock Nannie Miss, wks Cotton Factory 1
|JL| BULLOCK RUFUSB., receiver Atlanta Cotton Factory,
r 320Peachtree . /'
Bumstead Arnold, builder, r 43 Smith '^ '
Bumstead Horace Rev., prof. Atlanta Univorsity, r ws
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Burch Henry (c), drayman, r Gemunden
Burckhar^t Gustavus A., capitalist, r 13 Washington
Burckhardt John G., route agt Ry M. S., bds 13 Wash-
ington
Burdell Georgia (c), laundress, r 256 Mangum
Burden Stephen (c), whitewasher, r Flatshoal rd
Burden Carrie (c), laundress, r Jones al, 3d e of Hulsey
Burden Henrietta (c), seamstress, r 125 Wheat »
Burden Nancy (c), cook, r 29 Maple \ - ^ ^
Burdett Charity (c), cook, r rear of 129 E. Baker.
Burdett Smith (c), packer Pemberton, Iverson «& Co
Burdett William A., wood hauler, r Gemunden
Burdine George (c), lab, r 39 Parsons ,
Burge Jane (c), laundress, r 124 Houston
Burge John, car cleaner W. & A. R. R • i
Burge Zeeana (c), laundress, r 108 Markham *
Burgess Bolin, wks Coffin Fact'y, r rear 105 Gullatt
Burgess Cornelia (c), laundress, r 466 Marietta
Burgess Demp (c), lab, r 15 Wallace '. . /
Burgess Henry, carpenter Winship & Bro V
Burgess Newton (c), lab, r 15 Wallace ' l .
Burgess Wesley (c), lab, r 15 Wallace ' -
Burgund Maximillian C, elk H. C. Powers, r Hunter, cor
Forsyth
Burke Aaron (c), blacksmith J Robinson, r 23 Trenholm
Burke Amelia (c), seamstress, r 39 Howell
Burke America Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & FleischeL
r 86 Simpson * ^,- ^.ri-. ^
Burke Beauregard G. (c), barber Markham House, r 279
Rawson ,3
Burke Benjamin (c), wks T. Gardner, r Peters
Burke Betsy (c), cook, r al w of McDaniel, n of Peters
Burke Charles (c), driver, r 25 Pettis
Burke Elgin,^ carpenter E. Haiman, bds 86 Simpson
Burke Henry, coppersmith A-L. Ry., bds Gunby, n of De-
catur . -^ ,.
Burke Hood (c), fireman Ice Co., r 3 Thompson P
Burke Jefferion (c), lab, r ws Rawson, 1st n of HooS '
Burke Jesse (c), wks F. W. Hart, r 39 Howell
Burke Joseph F., Spice Mills, 74 Peachtree, bds Kimball
House
Burke Kate Miss, domestic Markham House " ' ^
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Burke Margaret Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
r 86 Simpson
Burke Maryland, gasfitter, bds SQ Simpson
Burke Matthew (c), butcher, r Peeples, W. E
Burke Nancy (c), laundress, r 101 Pulliam
Burke Rosa (c), cook, r Peeples, W. E
Burke Sarah, wid Elijah, r SQ Simpson ! *
Burke Sarah, wid John, r 26 Pratt
Burke Timothy, saloon, 123 Decatur, r 9 N, Calhoun
Burke William B., secondhand books, r 35 Coe^per
Burkert John M., umbrellamkr, 10 Peach^ee, r 160
Thompson
Burkett Ira E., bkkpr J. Steinheimer & Co., bds 150
Whitehall
Burkett Thaddeus. wks M. T. LaHatte & Co., bds 135
Whitehall ,
Burks Mary (c), laundress, r Daniel, 2d s of Foster
Burks Susie C. Miss, teacher Ivy St.. School, r 72 Mari-
etta
Burl Richard (c), lab, r Mayes al, 2d s of Elliot i
Burley Peter (c), wks G. T. Dodd, r 95 Markham
Burnett Alonzo W. (c), manager *'Weekly Defiance-*' r
73 Terry ^ '
Burnett Dorcas E., wid R. P., r 352 Mangum
Burnett Edward W., elk Ga. Ice Co., bds 352 Mangum
Burnett Emma D. Miss, wks Chamberlin, Boynton &
Co., r 352 Mangum
Burnett Prank, r 95 McDonough
* Burnett James, cash boy Chamberlin, Boynton & Co
Burnett John A., elk National Hotel
Burnett John C, fireman W. & A. R. R., r 30 Walker '
Burnett Mollie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Mills } \
Burnett Nancy M. A., wid Mark, bds 223 Luckie *" 1
Burnett Reuben (c), wks Shuttles Bros Mnfg Co., r 11 W.
Peters I
Burnett Robert L., supt Robinson, Campbell k Co., r 352
Mangum
Burnett Roxey, wid Thomas, r 119 E. Harris
Burney Benjamin (c), drayman, r 9 Maple
Burney Lillie Miss, r 14 Hulsey
Burney Randal, machinist, r 14 Hulsey
Burns Andrew, lab, r 227 Martin
Burns Cherry (c), r 96 E. Fair
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Burns Fannie (c), cook, r 277 N. Calhoun Ch
Burns James A , through frt agt W. <fe A. R. R., r Grant ^
cor Glenn ' ^^**"»')^^
Burns Jane (c), laundress, r 274 Decatur T^
Burns John, watchman, r 282 E. Fair ' Uj
•Burns Mary Miss, r 156 Nelson
Burns Robert, r 428 Marietta
Burns Solomon (c), grocer, Humphries, nw cor Wells
Burns Susan (c), cook, r 96 E. Fair
Burnur Mitchell (c), drayman, r Decatur, nw cor Cor
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Burre 1 Louisa J., wid Jesse, r 136 Rhodes
Burrell Richard (c), wks P. Lynch, r 14 Fort -
Burns W. D., watchman W. <fe A. R. R , r 238 Haynes
Burroughs Jeff, fireman W. & A. R. R ^
Burry David, carpenter, r 31 Gartrell
Burt Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Burt Daniel (c), wks Court House
Burt Eugene, wks Cotton Fact'y
Burt Huston (c), shoemkr, r 332 Washington
Burt John L., route agt Ry. M. S
Burt J. Mrs., wks Cotton Fact'y
Burt Latham (c), lab, r 43 Powers ' , ^
Burt Samuel H. (c), shoemkr A. Freeman, r 332 Washing- Q
Burt Sarah Mrs., wks D. Gusse I . ^ ■ fij
Burton Edward (c), waiter Kimball House ' W A
Burton Joh n (c) stonecutter, r ns Wells, 2d e of Humphries 3 Zi
^urton John (c), whitewasher, r rear 126 Jackson ST
Burton Richard (c), lab, r 170 Markham * ^ ' * td J)
Burton Robert (c), lab,.r rear 186 E. Harris ' ^ - ► 2^
Burton Wiliam H., painter A-L. Ry. r 17 Hulsey ^' ' V 0
BusbyMatilda, wid J., r 119 Greens Ferry av : t^ 2
Bush Brooks, painter, r S. Terry, ne cor Glenn ? r m ^
Bush Fred p., pass, agt L. & N. R.R., bds Markham House n ft^
Bush Letetia Miss, r 321 Marietta i v ""«**0(!^
Bn«u • ^""r^'^-n ' '^^?:?^^*^^ ^^- ^ * ^- ^-^ ^ 16 S. .Terry S t,
Buskirk Lucille, wid F. O., r 160 Simpson- i - m T
Buss^ey, Hurlbert H., hatter, 2i Marietta, r S4 E. Fouii-- !►
Bussey Thomas L., engineer Elevator, t Venable; se cor
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* d ?^i}®^ ^y^^^ (^)> ^*^» ^ ^1 Chattahoochee •
4j Butler Charles, candymkr F. E. Block
Z.But er Edward (c), lab, r 95 Larkin i
§ S g^Jle^ Elizabeth C. Mrs., r 45 N. Calhoun
^ 0 5^T^ S*^^7> ?^^^ Marion, r 28 Mechanic
-0 Butler Frank, tinner Stewart & Smith, r 74 N. Collins
^ V^WZ w ''''^•^ S^^'J^'"''^^'' P''^^ * Johnson, r 74 Houston
Butler Henrietta Miss, wks Cotton Factory
m ?^}®'' 5^''''^' ""^^y- ^- S'"^^^' ^ 43 W. Hunter '
Butler Henry, candymkr F. E. Block .
- 5 X, ^ x^^°' ®^^°® cutter, r 74 N. Collins '
^ Butler John W., with Tanner, Currier & Heath, r 31 N
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o ^Jijjer Lemuel C, foreman Elsas, May & Co, r 171 Fort
C/1 Butler Lou Miss, bds 76 N. Forsyth
But er Martin H.. wks W. & A. R. R., r 49 Luckie
J^ Butler Michael, r 74 N. Collins ' :
^ ^uWll pf^''^^; v''''^? ^T^^r^^ ^ Smith, r 74 N.Collins
^ ^^^^l^^jj^c^a^^i (c), watchman A-L. Ry, r Foster, 1st e of
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^ o Byce Carrie Mrs., r 47 Hilliard ^'
fe >. gyer Fritz, baker H. A. Agricola, r Decatur '
§ Byers Jennie L. Mrs., school, 153 Whitehall
Byers Lewis (c), lab, r 286 Calhoun
Byers Wellington, elk, r 160 Crew
Byington George W., steward Markham House
^^'^ ?• •' P/'^'^^^Yo ?• S^««°^' b^s 70i Whitehall
Byrd Lena Miss, r 123 Jackson
QC?^''^ iV°^'®^ ^?^^ "^^J"' r al 8 of Fair, w of Chapel
^ gyrd Marcus (c), lab, r MoDaniel, nr limits
<r| Byrd Nelly 0., wid T. H., r 123 jkckson
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Byrd Nelly Miss, r 123 Jackson
Byrd Theodore H, printer Constitution .
Byrd T. N., train hand A-L. Ry
Byrum Charles (c}, carpenter, r 163 W. Fair
Byrum Estes (c), laundress, r 36 W. Garnett
Byrum John (c), porter. A*. Ford
Byrum Mark B., grocer, 182 McDonough ^
(lABANISS GEORGE (c), trimmer J. M. Smith, r 71
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Caber Martha A. Mrs , restaurant, 604 Marietta
€ADY CHAUNCEY M., manager Estey Organ Co., Broad,
nw cor Alabam^ r 186 S. Forsyth
Cady Lottie Miss, correspondent Estey Organ Co., bds 186
S. Forsyth i .
Cahill Frank, wks E. Haiman, bds 4 Alexander
Cahn Edward, manager Ga. Suit Co , r 74 Washington '
Cain F. A , wid John, bds 30 Hood .^ •
Cain George (c), lab, r 11 N. Moi)re >^
Cain Jeffersor, engineer W. & A. R. R., r 120 Rhodes
Cain M. I^am (c), lab, r 98 Spring , :
Cain Margaret (c), laundress, r 98 Spring ■ ^y
Cain Robert (c), wks At. St. Ry *
CALDER WILLIAM, paints and oils, 49 S. Pryor, r 69
Spring
Caldwell Amelia A., wid Robert H., r 21 Collins .
Caldwell Charles (c), wks F. E. Block
Caldwell David E., journalist, r 8 Wheat '
Caldwell Ella (c), laundress, r rear 22 Eraser
Caldwell James, carpenter, r 65 W. Mitchell .
Caldwell John, painter Stewart & Smith • "^
Caldwell John H., elk T. M. Horsey's Sons, r Gordon, W. E
Caldwell John J., physician, r 72 Marietta
Caldwell Josepn B , elk Menko & Bro, r 15 Markham
Caldwell Joseph T., with Beermann & Kuhrt, r 21 N. Col-
lins
Caldwell Lawrence (c), lab, r rear 16 N. Sprint *
Caldwell Mattie Miss, r 172 Hayne \
Caldwell M. E., wid John, bds Irwin, W. E. • '
Caldwell Robert E., elk W. A. Russell & Co
Caldwell Robert H., grocer, Lee, sw cor Gordon, W. E
Caldwell Thomas (c), lab, r 242 W. Mitchell
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£jH Calhoun Cornelius (c), lab, r 287 Eraser
o5 — J^°^° 5^^^^ ^^^' ^^^' ^ Martin, nw cor Richardson
J^ 2 Calhoun Frank (c), porter Glaser Bros
gCalhoun James M., elk McBride & Co., bdg 11 Washington
Calhoun John (c), lab, r rear 186 E. Harris
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Calhoun Louisa (c), cook, r ws Holland, aW n of Wells
Calhoun Moses (c), confectioner and hotel, 34 Decatur
Calhoun Patrick (Van Epps & Calhoun), r Primitial, nr
Cemetery
Calhoun Patrick H., elk Ordinary Fulton County, r 152
rj Nelson
O CALHOUN WM. LOWNDES HON., Ordinary Fulton Co..
4^ office City Hall, r 11 Washington
-^ Call James H., wks Atla. Cot. FacA'y
O Call Julia (c), cook, r 212 Elliott
^ Callaghan Emma Mrs., r 312 Mangum • "
Callaghan John J., machinist W. & A. R. R., r 32 Maga-
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Q Callaway Abbie Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r 68 E.
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CD CALLAWAY EDWARD, elk Kimball House
Callaway Emory W. elk W. M. Scott
r^ Callaway Evans (c), lab, r 222 Glenn
r4 Callaway Frank (c), porter McAfee, Oliver & Co
-^ Callaway James (c), wks J. Mabin, r 33 Fort
W Callaway Morgan (Callaway & Jewett), r Oxford, Ga
J^, Callaway Robert L., weigher Maddox, Rucker & Co., bds
^•^ Kimball House
Callaway Wesley (c), lab, r 154 Ga. R. R
Callaway William (c), porter National Hotel
Callaway & Jewett (M. Callaway and H. R. Jewett). drue-
gists, 144 Marietta v J' ^
Ju Cameron Benjamin H. (Parmer & Cameron), r 80 Marietta
M. Cameron Henry C, printer, r58 Simpson \
'^ Cameron John, elk Lowe & Bro., bds ^ W. Mitchell . \ "^ ^
Og Cameron M. (c), wks Traynham & Ray
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Camp Louli Miss, bds 142 W. Baker • Zy*
170 W. Peters ^ ''' ^' Lowe), grocers, r-7-1
Camp Ollie, tel opr, r 90 N Biifl^r ! 1^ ^-L
Camp Tascor. elk M.' r'L 'l-^'^^"^ " , ' ■ ^
r^^P IJ?""??^"' tailor, r 33 Stonewall ' . •- ^-J
Camp Washington (c) wait<», w T. , • * ' 'j
Camp WillianT A m,n^ a^" :^lexander • ^ ' rA
ton ^- "^^"^S"' ^°'- S. M. Co., bds 51 Hous-V^
Camp William A., trav^t Fuller & Oglesb^, r 56 N. For- f
rietta ^ *"** ^- ^- ^amp), grocers, 188 Ma-^ti
Campbell^ Arthur M., bkkpr Loga, & Co., bds Cannon ^S
""nitn"""^ ^^^«' wks Munroe & Camibell, bds 57^8
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^0* Campbell Lewis D. (Monroe & Campbell), bds 124 Peach-
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g ©Campbell Milos M., elk W. & A. R. R, r 64 Mangum
HH 2 Campbell Richard 0., acct, r 328 Peachtree
g j^ Campbell William H., with W. A. Taylor, bds 124 Peach-
pq "^ tree
« d Campbell William J. (Robinson & Campbell), bds 410 N;
^ +3 Collins
;2; 5 Campbell William P., weigher cot. compress, bds 41 W*
I Campbell W. C, wks Atla. Agr'l Wks
|j « Campbell W. L., wks Ga. Spice Mills
-ii- CO Campbell York (c), lab, r 27 Solomon
g WCancho Michael (c), lab, r 56 C. R. R
H Candler Asa G. (A. G. Candler & Co), r 99 Walton i
CANDLER ASA G. & CO. (Asa G. Candler and G. J. How-
ard), whol druggists, 47 Peachtree |
Candler Jeff (c), lab, r es Mangum, 2d s of Thurmond 1
Candler John (c), lab, r ss Mays al, 3d e of Hayne
^Candler John S., law student Candler & Thomson, bds 99
k J Walton j
^Candler Martha, wid J. S. C, r 99 Walton !
. Candler Milton A. (Candler & Thomson), r Decatur, Ga i
<C; CANDLER & THOHSON (Milton A. Candler and Wm. Si
^ -| Thomson), lawyers, room 3, 32 E. Wall
ip-J Canfield Joseph H. (Watkins i Co ), r 57 S. Broad
] Cannon A. X., printei\Constitution
:*"H Cannon Delia (c), cook, r Greens Ferry av
• Cannon E. A. Mrs , r 96 Loyd
.qJ>< Cannon Harvey (c), lab, r rear 40 Smith
^^ CANNON HOUSE, J. L. Keith, propr; 16| Marietta
^Cannon Jason, wks A-L. Ry, bds Cannon House
"^ Cannon Mack (c), carpenter, r Whe^t, 2d w of Yonge
f'^-H Cannon Mary, wid Patrick, r 92 Loyd
/^Cannon Mahum, boarding, 4 Alexander '
p-: Cannon Neptune (c), drayman,^r rear 18 Butler
(yJCanfnon Nicholas C, coppersmith W. & A. R. R
p^Cannon Stephen, wks Coffin Factory, bds 3 Bush
|-U| Cannon T. Watt, wks C. W. Wells, bds W. Mitchell
W Canto Augustus, butcher, bds 116 Whitehall
Cantrell Frederick S., conductor W. & A. R. R
H- H Cantrell Moses (c), lab, r al w of Walker, n of Trenholm
Q^ Carey Ellen (c), seamstress, r 97 Spring
rr^BrllShSS^f' ^*^^* ^**"^' ^^^^'^^^^ ^^^ Vamish Brushes, all kinds
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Carfin John F bkknr T T w ^'"' ' " Magazine
Carlisle Hattie Cc) launL;; ^^"°' ' ^^^ Mangum
clr\]l\ t ' ^^^ ^s^ac, bds 26 Hood
Carl^Je^ Moses (c). drayman CraneXiston & Co., r 162 ^
Carlton GreL (c), d^a^ma^'r^De^V^Jls al' ''''"' '"' '"'''''
r«' *°° James C. C. elk McBride & Co r 27 R • w i
Carlton James V] oiu tit t> <^ yo ^ t Z7 Brick i
Carlton James K P r^^'i ^'7'o' ^^ Houston i '
Carlton Sm B >Cari in°l*«^";'''^>- ' J^nnestown
Carlton Olin. bds 2S"e' ntn^eV' ' " '^^'^^^" ^
Carlton leTmot'fc^' dT '^°^ ^- «•«•' ' 1^6 McDaniel - ?
Carlton StJpTen gj' cIrLTter %%? P^'l'?' ''' '^ "^ ^^ells | £
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Carlton & Son (J. M. B. Cariton and'w 1^ n u\ ^ ^
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Carm:chael James H. (Nelms & Carmichael), r McAfee, ior g |
^olm R. A , plasterer, r al. e of Chapel, n of Tren- M
"^"Itf av^^"^- ''■ (C-iphal ^^ Sheats), r 129 f^
T^^^tiir^lSi^^ Carmich,! and T. H. Sheats), f |
CarnettO. P.. wks Lumpkin Berry ■- 1 . i * "
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»^ Carpenter Charles M, with Duck & Co., bds Air-Line
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Carpenter John (c), drayman Chess Carley Company
Carpenter Leander D., dentist, 47 Whitehall, r 158 Rawson
Carpenter Robert, cash boy Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.
Carpenter & Clark (C. E. Carpenter and E. F. Clark), fur-
niture, 39 W. Peters I
Carpenter , elk Duck & Co , bds Air Line House
Carr Alice (c), laundress, r 23 Pettis
Carr Amos (c), lab, r 101 Martin j
^ Carr Brown (c), wks Davenport, Johnson & Co., r Jones
g Carr David B., lab, r 54 Plum ,
O Carr Edward P.^ elk, bds 51 E. Cain
^ Carr Edwin W., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 151
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Carr Fannie, wid John, r 23 Corput
Carr Fannie (c), cook, r 42 Grubb ■
Carr George, elk, bds 51 E. Cain
Carr George M., elk A. 0. M. Gay, bds 24 Luckie J
Carr James (c), porter Davenport, Johnson & Co., r Jones/'
ne cor Rawson
Carr James A. (c), grocer, Fraser, junc Butler, r 20 Pettis
Carr Jane (c), laundress, r rear 78 Markham
Carr John (c), drayman J. R. Merchant, r es Valentine,
2d 8 of Houston ii .
Carr Kate (c), cook, r 42 Grubb
Carr Lewis (c), plasterer r 25 Trenholm
Carr Nathan, bds 24 Luckie
•5 Carr Nathan C, elk, r 24 Luckie
^ Carr Robert (c), plasterer, r 78 Richardson l
Carr Sallie (c). laundress, r 49 Rawson
QC Carragan Fred A., route agt Ry M. S., r 60 Cone I
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Carraway Claude M.. trav agt, r 19 W. Baker
Carraway James B. (M. T. LaHatte & Co.), r 18 Haynes
Carraway M. C. Mrs., r 19 W. Baker j
Carrie J. T., conductor W. & A. R. R |
Carrigan Maud Miss, with Sunny South, r 178 W. Peach- i
tree |
^ Carrigan William Y., elk Young & Erwin, bds 72 Marietta^
23 Carrigan W. H., elk Dohme & Duffy, r Loyd, n of Mitchell
O Carrington Charles (c), wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, i.
Pine, cor Lovejoy
O Carrol Charles, wks W. L. Fenley, r 331 Decatur ;
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€arro 11 EdwardTuilor Jerry L^^ ' ^
fttclL''- ^"^' <'''^''' 1^ E- Cain, r al w of Port, s W
n 11 Vf i"^- ""ckmason, r 5 Dunns al fD
rarrnn M^!f ^ ^^''' ' ^6 Walton ^^
Carroll^ Matthew C, n.er tailor, 1 E. Alaban^a, r 185 E.C/^
Carson jTr.h' '"1°'"'' ^^ ^««*t'>'' ' 98 Walton T
-Carson Nin, P '»?^'*''?*" ^- «• Doagherty l-^l
•Carson Nina P. Mrs., dressmkr, 39 REodes I — (
Carte^r^A^naanda M. Miss, wks 6ot?on F^^ry, r 52 Thur-^
''"■^FUyl^^" ^- ''^ ^"^'^''^g. Keller & Co.. 1x^58 N.^
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Carter Columbus M., cabinetmkr, r «) Havden
Srtr fe^t'1a^;ier7rE*^ii\^^^?f
syth sawyer, 12 E. Alabama, bds 58 N. For
•Carter Edward (c), shoemkr, r 295 W. Mitchell
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Carter^areen, r^^l^^S^^^i^Hi^^^^^. g
Carier slnrl /'?' ^'"y^^^' ' 275 Rawson . /. M
■Carter ^«?,? ^A' ^a^Penter, r 276 Rawson " « 7
MaSii'*' ^'^' P"^'" ^^•^"' K^-^kin & Lamar, r 26S0
CIZ ?ot % trir'^iafa "^^ if^ Srk'ta'- ^^-^^ ^ 0
E. Harris *''** ^'^^ Brewing Co., r 17C*|^
-Cart!!: T°'-^u ■^•' P'^ysician, r 220 Hilliard • W .
<3arter Josiah A., reporter Atla. Constitution, r 111 Hous- g ?P
Cart*^r M "t ^■\ ''''*/•' ' 52 Thurmond ' ' - ' S t|
Cart«r m'^} (c), waiter J. A. Barry j .i H ^^
Carf«r nv ^' ^a^netmkr P. H. Snobk ' ' l Z.
SrtPr R 'l"i ^*'^ ?"Penter, r 35 Reed : - ' * g
garter Rachel (c), lanpdress, r 46 Mills "
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Carter Robert (c), waiter Kimball House! •
Carter Romania Miss, r 52 Thurmond
Carter R. H. (c), prin Houston St. School, r Harris, nw cor'
Fort . .,
Carter Sallie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co., r 48 Henry ■
Carter Thomas O., wks Cotton Factory, bds 52 Thurmond
Carter William (c), lab, r 111 E. Harris i
Carter William (c), lab, r Mills, 3d w of Williams
Carter William H., printer, bds 220 Hilliard
Carter William M., printer, bds 60 Hayden
Cartham Coleman (c), drayman, r ss Wells, 2d w of Hum-
phries
Cartmell J. B, sec and treas World Pub. Co., r 31J S. Broad
Carvin William (c), barkpr, r 11 Church
Cary Archibald J. (c), elk J. A. Cary, r 81 Humphries
Cary Jefferson A. (c), grocer, 130 McDaniel, r 81 Huni'-
phries '
Cary Simon P., (c), elk J. A. Cary, r 81 Humphries
Casey Arthur (c), teacher, r 112 Fraser
Casey William, engineer, r Jennings al, nw cor Rawson
Casey William (c), shoemkr, 180 Decatur, r 8 George
Cash George, wks Ga. Pacific R. R., bds 49 W. Simpson
Cash Harrison (c), lab, r 172 Fraser j
Cash Nannie (c), laundress, r 27 Reed |
Cashin James J., barkpr S. T. Grady, bds Southern Hotel^
Cashin John L., with O. C. Carroll, r 129 E. Hunter
Cashin Robert (c), wks Gas Lt. Co., r es Elliott, 1st s of^
Thurmond
Cason Jesse, wks J. Warlick & Son
Cason Richard M., wks W. P. R. R., r 77 Ga. R. R.
Cassels L. Mallard, trav agt G. W. Scott & Co., r 90 EJ
Ellis
Cassels T. M., wks A-L. Ry, bds 90 Ellis
Cassidy Paul T., baker L. C. Saul, r 48^ Peachtree
Castan Charles L., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 111^
Luckie ^
Castan William M., tinner H. Franklin, bds 60* S. Broad
Castle Rock Coal Co., office 38 E. Wall I
Castleberry Merrill T. (Stocker & Castleberry), r 164 W.
Peters it • . -^ 'i
Castleberry Zach, (Pellegrini & Castleberry), bds 117 W.
Fair ^ v |
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Catching Benjamin H., dentist, 42JWhitehall, r 73 Form-
r»t»r P^' K^^IH'' **''^P'"' ^^^ 13 E. Alabama '^
rll fun^^' ^^^' ''°°^' ' I^^^is- cor Dover
Cater William E saw mill, bds 76 Spring
Jami' Hotll'^' Chamberlin, Bo/ntof & Co., bds St.
Gates Newton (c), lab, r 41 Rolling Mill . : r
Cathey Anna Miss, bds 206 Whitehall ■'
Cathey Robert, fireman A-IX Ry • • '
cf'^ul.r^J.^^TSl^ ^^'^^^' »• 47 Rock •! -
HSnfe^r^'""^^^ ASSOCIATON, Loyd, se cor E.
^^l^l^J^J^^i^^^et^ Mrs., r ws McDaniel, 2d s of Chanel
W. iTrl' ""'. '^' Chamberlia, BoVntor& Ca.Pf 49
Catley Lucy Miss, r 278 Jones -
nl}^^ i^ary A. Mrs, r 278 Jones '
Catley Richard, student, bds 276 Jones -
Ca o T,vf T^' ""^^ ^^; E Johnson, bds 118 .Whitehall
Pof^ wn^-^-' ^.^^Pe^ter, bds 588 Marietta , ;.
tiwi ^'^' ^'"^'' ^^^^^^^ ^^^- ^^^ ^^•' ^ Ja^^es
Po^Ki^^i^^'^^f i^)' ^^^^^^ Kimball House, r 11 Holland
^^^ble Frank, hostler, r 10 Gartrell -^^ -ttoiiand,
r^nW T k"^ A' guano agt, r 17 Stonewall ' ' J
Cauley Jacob (c), lab, r 10 Ga. R. R. : ^ - '
Cauley Mack (c), lab, r rear Gordon, W. E. * ^ ^^
Cjavaleri Emilio, wire works and bird cages, 82 Peachtree
Cavendish George (c), carriagemkr, r 42 Ivy '^^^''^^^^^
Cavfl Ar&l^ ^•\'^^ ^V^-^^' ^^' ^^ ^- Peters
Wheat ^'^' ^""'^'l^'^ ^' T. Dodd, r Hilliard, nr
Cawley John, printer, bds 16 Wheat - 1
PA^J^"^^^ x^^"^ ^'^ ^^^e^' r 47 Henry ! -' ^
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Center M. J. Miss, r 20 Cox -\
Center S. E. Miss, r 20 Cox ^ \ '
Central Baptist Church, W. Peters, nw cor Ji'air
CENTRAL NUPSERY, A. Lambert, propr; E. Fair, s of
Cemetery, (see p. 78.)
CENTRAL PLANING MILL, Tray nham & Ray, 68 Decatur
Central Presbyterian Church, ws Washington, bet Hun-
ter and Mitchell
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY of
Ga., 95 W. Mitchell
Chadvin Ella Miss, bds 229 E. Hunter
Chadwick Mattie, wid Enoch, r 76 Spring
Chaffin James L., barkpr, r 11 Butler '
Chamber of Commerce, 44J E Alabama
Chamberlain Samuel, grocer, Walton, ne cor Foundry
CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO. (E P. Chamberlin, C.
E. Boynton, H. S. Johnson, J. W. Thomson, J. A. Rob-
inson, A. J. Walker and A. H. Greene,) dry goods, no-
tions, carpets, boots and shoes, 66 and 68 Whitehall •
Chamberlin Edward P. (Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.) r 146
Whitehall
Chamberlin Pinckey Miss, bds 299 N. Collins ' ■
Chambers Champson (c), lab, r al w of McDaniel, n of
Glenn
Chambers Ed, bds 33 N. Forsyth
Chambers Drucilla (c), laundress, r 78 Humphries
Chambers James O., printer, bds 150 Whitehall
Chambers Henry, stock dealer with 0. C. S. Terhune, r 531
Marietta
CHAMBERS J. H. & CO., subscription book publishers,
1 T. H. P. Blood worth, manager; rooms 7 & 8, 3i White-
hall. (See p. 88.)
Chambers J. Oscar, elk E. Bates & Co., bds 31 N. Pryor
Chambeis Lucretia Miss, r 531 Marietta
Chambers Nannie Miss, r 203 W. Peters ,
Chambers William, wks Ga. R. R., r Fulton Cot. Factory
Chambliss Fannie Yc), laundress, r rear 11 W. Peters
CHAMP WILLIAM W., propr Southern Telegraphic Col-
lege, 37i Peach tree, bds Southern Hotel, (see p. 83.)
Champa Thompson mer tailor, 1 W. Wall, r 33 Stone-
wall
Champion Sanford (c), porter Francis, Simms & Co
O EL AM JOHNSON ^®^®^^®® Pi^we, now, Orain, Hay, etc.
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Chandler Benjamin (c), gardener, r 11 Jones al
Chand er David P., conductor A-L. By, r 253 Decatir
, Chander Early (0), wks P. Lynch ^"^ Decatur
Chandler Isabella (c), laundress, r 82 Mays al
Chandler John E., blacksmith, r 15 Offi.S ro„, j^^es-
ChandlerMeridan (c), r 154 Martin
Chandler Nancy, wid Joseph, bds 10 Pratt
Chandler Susan Miss, r 253 Decatur
^K*''^ *' ^u""*^' <>)• l***' -^ 26 Greens Ferry av ' '
Lucki?"""' '^•' ''^'^P^ ^^^1"^^-' ^-^'^ Co.. r 35
Chandler -—.elk P. 0. D., bds 97 E. Mitchell ' -'
Chaney John C, painter,-r 15 Magazine f
''''' 18^ TtZ',?ok ''''''' ''^^■".^^^"'^' M^n & Co., r
Chaning John, printer, bds 121 Rhodes I '
Channel Ear (c) wks Lynch & Lea, r 91 W. Foundry
Chapman Allen (c), engineer Mountcastle & So r Z
Chapman ,Cupid (c), painter, r 1 Holland I
Chapman Edward M grocer, 118 Whitehali
Chapman Eliza (c), laundress, r 252 Marietta
Chapman Foster S., druggist, 'r 46 E. Ca"a -
Chapman House, 120 Whitehall t|
Chapman Isaac (c), lab, r Cooper, nw cor Richardson
Chapman Jacob (c), wks L. Schelpert, r 152 Houston
Chapman Lucy (c), laundress, r De Vails all
Chapman Martha, wid Berry, r 246 Haynes"
Chapmah Mary Miss, seamstress, r 24B Hayhes
Chapman Sarah (c), laundress, r 51 W Hunter
Chapman Thomas H. (c), painter, r 1 Hilliard
Chapman William (c). 1^ r 61 Mays II
Chapman William, tinner, r 94 JEllis
Ph-P"* n" ^^^^?.'? ^- ^^^ 15 Washington
Chappe 1 May Miss, bds 19 Collins
Chappell William (c). wks G. Hinman
rh«f ^"*i? ^- ^'■^' *^*<=''«'" Atlanta Uniyersity :
Chase T. N., prof Greek Atlanta Uniyersity
Chastam Dora C. Miss, r 251 E. Hunter "
Chastam Emanuel (c), lab, r 70 E. Harris
Chastam Jane B. Mrs., with J. Keely, r 251 E. Hunter
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c8 Chastain Nelson A., engineer W. & A. R.R
5 Chastain Thomas A., furniture agt, r 49 Wheat
Z « Chatham Thomag R., fireman A-L. Ry i
O J Chatham W. T., plumber Stewart & Smith
H^ Chatman Andrew (c), farmer, r rear 64 Hayden
Ij Chatman Betsy (c), laundress, r rear 141 E. Baker
— 0 Chatman John (c), blacksmith, 79 Houston, r 153 Houston
1^ Chattahoochee Can^l Company, Walter R. Brown,attorney;
9 Whitehall
Chazal Philip L., r 69 E. Alabama ' '
Cherry Martha Miss, wks Cot. Fact'y, bds rear 94 Gullatt
Cherry Martha Mrs., r 39 McAfee
^ Cherry Mattie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
-" Cherry M. G., elk W. & A. R. R.
Cherry Salina (c), cook, r 163 E Cain
Cherry Samuel D., elk McBride & Co
Cherry Susan Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact^ ' •'
Cheshire Edward, with W. H. Reid, bds 132 S. Forsyth '
Cheshire Elijah D. (Cheshire & Snyder), r 132 S. Forsyth-
Cheshire LaFayette D., elk A. S. Lenfestey, r 20 E. Peters
g Cheshire Naomi Miss, cook Mrs. S. Billingslea, r 95 Walton
Cheshire William M , elk W. H. Brotherton, r 20 S. Peters
rt CHESHIRE & SNYDER (E. D. Cheshire and D. D. Sny-
'So ^^^^' ^^^^ estate and renting agts, 28 E. Wall i
Ef Cbess Carley Co., oils, &c., 51 S. Pryor |
g Chester J. S., engineer W. & A. R R \
O Chester W. E., apprentice W. & A. R. R. j
Cheves Thomas (c), shoemkr, r 111 Humphries I
^^'Iders Joseph, dairy, 259 N. Collins
Idress Fannie (c), cook, r al s of Fair, w of Chapet
sholm M. Mrs., with W. & W. Mnfg Co
sholm Albert, bds 120 S. Forsyth I
solm A. Gaines, r 168 S. Pryor f
solm Caroline H. Mrs., bds 69 Houston '
solm Charles, wks O. J. Register, bds 120 S. Forsyth
solm Cornelia Miss, r 168 S. Pryor
solm Ellen Miss, r 168 S. Pryor '^
solm J. Perry, storekpr Rev. ^ept. bds 168 S. Pryor
solm Rebecca E., wid W. A., r 168 S. Pryor.
fV^Chisolm Willis P., r 155 Marietta
MH Dhivers Jane (c), laundress, r Butler, sw cor Ellis i
vers Sarah H., wid Mark, bds 245 Rawson * 4
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Choate Dilworth, elk, bds 68 B. Peters ." ^
Choice Richard (c), drayman, r 32 Valentine . ^ -
'Hoin "' ""'^ ^^^"'*'°' ' '' ^''^P^'^' 3d s of >
''rsTm^S'^sn ot^rtt^^"""' ^^'^'^^^ ^ ^--' ' - 5
Chosewood William, lab, r es Simpson, 3d s of Houston ^
Choyin Alexander G., tax collector, r 135J MarieUa 171
Christ^enberry D. P., elk W. H. Brotherton* bds 152White- jn
Christian Caswell C. (J. A. Christian & Brol r 29 Fulton ft%
Christian Cicero (c), wks H. Franklin ^' "°° ^
Christian Elizabeth (c), laundress, r rear 22 Frazier O
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Christian Jane (c), laundress, r 35 Church " -- ^
Christian John A., with E. Bates & Co,, bds 83 Marietta 2
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caps and umbrellas, 6 Whitehall '^*f''*^^'^)' ^f^' ^ g
Christian A^'} "^^ "^V^^?"' ' ^'^^'^' °« «°^ Dawson ? £
i^nristian Millard (c), porter James' Bank, r Church £
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Christian William A., r 29 Fulton ' ' ' ■ W
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''"lWh^?eh^^fl^'. ^.^« ^- ,^- ^^-'°P^- <^ Bro., bds 2
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Christophine Frank, policeman. r22 Spring ' ^ H
Chum Pink rc\ shoemkr w T ;-, ~ '='i'""6 .;: • >S
H w of Collins ^*"'' ' *^ « °f F°"e8t av. ^ |
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Chum Samuel (c). blacksmith, r 188 Clarke
O Chum Wi ham (c), porter P. Maltry, r 21 Fraser
Onu'''*''^ ^V''® Miss wks Elsas, May & Co., r 42 Rock
X^ Church Alonzo (Church & O'Shields), r 82 Rock
Church Augusta, wid W., r 42 Rock
— Church Charles H. B., tinner, bds 82 Rock '
^Church John B., engineer Elsas, May & Co., r 9 Taylor
U Church Joseph engineer Winship & Son, r 82 Rock
aPhurch Lula Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co., r 42 Rock
QJ Church of Christ, ns Hunter, bet Pryor and Loyd i
Church of the Immaculate Conception, Loyd, se cor Hunter
-T^nu """"u ^T"",^^'^"' ^^' ^^^^- C«t- Fact'y, r 42 Rock
C Mar litt^' ""^ ^""^ ^* O'Shields), meat store, 2ii8
|-| Churchill Augustus R., carpenter, r 30 Jones 'av
r nu ^^u ■ I o^^? ^^^ ^^^^» ^ ^^<^ler, sw cor Ellis
■ Churchill Sarah E., wid J. W., r 45 Plum
W Cissy Hewett, lab, r 12 Riggers
.— Claiborne Alexander (c), wks J. Norcross, r W. E ^
5^1 ^ Prange (c), lab, r ns Raspberry i
^Uanaham Edward (c), drayman Stewart & Smith i
Clapp John, painter P. W. Geary
^COClaridy 01 in, book binder and blank l?ook mnfr, 19i S.
V^ Broad, r 75 Chapel ^
^ ^lark Addison, engineer C R. R., r 358 Whitehall '
«J PI ""^ ^1^^'*^^;'.?^''^®^' ^^ ^' Alabama, bds 72 Marietta
_ Clark Alice G. Miss, r 3 Capitol pi
Clark Allan (c), driver H. I. Kimball, r 129 Wheat
Clark Amy (c), laundress, r ws Hilliard, 3d n of E. Harris
Clark Andrew, bds 33 Wheat • i
Clark Andrew (c), wks D. W. Allen "
Clark George T lawyer, room 5 Brown Block, 38 E. Wall,
r 3 Capitol' Place
^}ark G. Bingley, elk, bds 33 Wheat
- K ?}. S^^^y* s^one cutter, r 92 l^. Butler
S ,&S^^^ S^^^y (c^> lab, r 4 Martins al
., § PI ^ S^"""*^ ^.^> "".'P®^ ^- ^ ^' ^- ^- r 110 Magazine
z I P «'v S- ""'^ ^'^ ""'^^ Lathrop & White, r 26 E. Alabama
Z « Clark Hiram T., engineer W. & A. R. R
^ P Clark Jackson (c), hostler, r 317 N, Collins ^ ^
g; Clark Jacob (c), wks W. & A. R. R., r ns Dover, 2d w of
a» Haynes '
^ Clark James (c), wks G. Hin^an ^ i-.
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r ^rv fl ! ^'''' ''*^' ^o^^yii^, necor Luckie
C ark Li-n V W *i;?'''*f • i ^^"^g^'- «« «°' Mill
Uark Lilly W, Miss, teacher, bde 22 W Fair
ru'l ^'^ ^^''}K^- F- Yeal,'r 508 Decatur
Ueat " ^'^' ^'''*' ''^"'^"'^ «<>"««' ' B«ll. l«t 8 of Ei
Clark Rfr^^^Ti""'^ b ^ ' ^"^^ 245 Rawson ^
Uofpiace*^ °' """'^^ ^"y ^°"'*' 38 E. Wall, r 3 Cap- f «
Clark Richard H. Jr., bds 3 Capitol Place » ?
r\"l ^^'J (?>' ^''^' ' Greens Verry road W E -f
n art ^«°''"', ^■\ "^''.^ ^^- & W. Mnfg Co., r 34 Pratt B*
Clark Samuel (c), wks A-L. Ry, r 7# Hilliard "S
Cark %^K^ ^Jf ' ''°"^'°g' 176 Decatfr i ■ . f"
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C ark W- •"" i"^' bricklayer, r 59 Horton
C ark W •"""' i?""""'' "^'' ' 176 Decatw
man ri'"" ' ^'^P"" '^"'*°'* Republican,' r 21 Pitt-
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Clarke Joseph, mer, bds 143 Walton '" ~~
Clarke Joseph A. (J. A. Clarke & Co.), bds 15 Merritt av
Clarke J. A. & Co. (J. A. Clarke and Mrs. A. B. Clarke),
genl store, 204 Marietta
Clarke Lawrence R., fireman W, & A. R. R., r 52 Thur-
mond
Clarke Lewis H., mer tailor, 8 E. Alabama, r 233 White-
hall
CLARKE MARSHALL J., lawyer, 23 E. Alabama, r 284
Washington
Clarke Mary H., wid A. J., r 114 Luckie «
Clarke Mary M., wid J., r 67 N. Pryor
Clarke Michael, machinist, bds 40J Decatur .
Clarke Pamelia T., wid James, bds 284 Washington
Clarke Peter F. (John Stephens & Co.), bds 79 S. Pryor
Clarke Robert (c), wks R. & D. R. R., r 84 Forrest av
Clarke Robert C (T. M. Clarke & Co.), r 463 Peachtree
Clarke Robert M. (Whitner & Clarka), r Edgewood
Clarke Sallie (c), cook, r 99 Spring
Clarke Samuel E., grocer, r 125 Walker '
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfg Co., G. H. Bradly, supt-
office 55 JE. Alabama, factory Marietta, ne cor Mills '
Clarke Thomas M. (Clarke, Thompson & Co. and Thos. M.
Clarke & Co.), r es Peachtree," 2d n of 3d
Clarke Thos. M. & Co. (Thos. M. and R. C. Clarke, J. C.
I Kirkpatrick and J. A. Fitten), whol hardware and
saddlery, 29 Peachtree
Clarke. Thompson & Co. (Thos M. Clarke & Co. and A. P.
Thompson), hardware, 45 Peachtree
Clarke William H., mer^ r 15 Merritts av
Clay Allen, shoemkr, 22 W. Simpson
Clay Clara, wid Nathan, r 9 Mangum
Clay George W., wks Fairbanks & Cox, r Jackson, n of
Wheat .{
Clay Henry (c), porter G, H. Boynton, r 78 Humphries
Clay James (c), porter W. Rich, r Jackson, nr Houston
Clay John, r Means al • i..
Clay John, (c), lab, r rear 176 W. Peter?
Clay John M., with W. k W. Mnfg Co., r 33 Chapel
Clay Lee (c), porter Wellhouse & Fleischel, r Jackson al
Clayton Albert, messr W. U, Tel. Co., bds Windsor, cor
Fulton
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Clayton Alexander (c); gardener J. T. Grant, r es.Fort, 2d
Clayton Amanda (c), laundress, r 290 N. Calhoun
C ayton A. Smith, editor "Drummer," r 91 Marietta
C ayton Daniel B. Rev., r 100 Windsor
, Clayton Elizabeth Miss, r Factory, 6th 8 of Ga R R
C ay on Granville (c),driver Johnson & Smith, r 162 Harris
€ ayton Green, lab, r Mayson Ferry rd, nrPark
Clayton John W (Clayton & Webfi), r 320 'Whitehall
■Clayton Junius (O.lab, r 78 Markham "i^enaii
Clayton Lavina (c), laundress, r 4 Horton
Clayton Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y h
Clayton Lucy (c), laundress, r 10 Sugar al
Clayton Moses (c;, drayman, r 66 Howell
Clayton Neptune, wks Atla. Cot. Fagt'v
ffionSrf't^'^'-7^P"-^^- ^•^•^•' ' rearlS Butler
^DonSigh ' "^ ^"g^^*'^'-. *7 S. Pryor, bds 175 Mc-
ciavton Th'o ' ^"h ""^^ ^'^*- <='°'-' F^«'':>^ ' * Norton
fS\^-S^llt^;^'"T^''^^- ^^P- ^°- '85 E. Ellis
rietta WILLIAM H., supt Sou. Exp. Co., bds 91 Ma-
^"^ YlT ArbS''? ^\!''^^r^ ""^^ ''- '^""ector.
r<T A'^mT^^T /^£^°^^' ^ ^i -^J^arietta j
■CLAYTON & WEBB (J. W. Clayton and B F Webb)
whol liquors; 73 Whitehall and 84 Broad '*'
■Cleary Richard A., elk. bds 133 Mangum
"^'^TpSnTef E^^Hu^tr ^'"^^^ °^ ^"'^-'^^^'^ <^-
cleates JaT A^" ^'^t' ^^^ K'^<>^}'''^ ' 58 E. Harris
uieaves Mary A., wid Turner A., r 30 Moore
Cleaves Mittie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R. Nace
C eland James D., fireman Trowbridge & Son, r 10 Ezzard
C ement Ernest W., teacher, bds 150 Wh^Hehall
Clement Maria (c). laundress, r al w of Orme n of I npH»
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Clemmons Belle Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'v ' '
Clemmons James A. (Clemmons & KennyV, r 60 Form wait
Clemmons John, plumber Stewart & Smith "''^'^''^^^
CLbJIlMONS & KENNY (J. A. Clemmons and E P Ken-
ny), meat market. 108 Whitehall (See p 59)
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Clemon Mary, wid A., r ss Green's Ferry av, 2d e of baycu
Cleveland Jonas (c), lab, r 99 Fraser
Cleveland Lewis C, foreman C. W. Wells, r Glenn, W. E.
Cleveland Mary (c), laundress, r Green Ferry rd, W. E.
Clinch Susan, wid Thomas, r 7 Hulsey
Clinton Fontaine (c), lab, r ns Cox, 6th w of Williams
Clinton Sarah Mrs., wks Cot. Fact'y, r 77 Rock
Cloud Henry (c), lab, r es Butler, 2d n of Harris
Cloud Sandy (c), r 175 E. Baker i ^ i
Clowe John (c), brickmason, r Vine, 1st n of W. Fair I
Clowe Willard H., molder Porter & Meakin, r 76 Martin I
Clower Charles L , tinner Stewart & Smith, r 256 N. Cal-
houn . i
Clower M. W. Mrs., boarding, 116J Whitehall \
Clower Thomas, tinner Stewart & Smith
Clower William W, brickmason Lynch & Lea, r 186 N.
Collins
Clyde Haynes, elk Ga. R R. , \
Coachman Freeman (c), hostler, r 26 Rawson ^ ■
Coachman Henry (c), wks H. C. Erminger, r 26 Rawson I
Coachman William (c), baker, r 26 Rawson
Coakley Alexander J., grocer, 28 Hilliard ;
Cobb Albert (c), lab E. Haiman, r 31 Old Wheat , ^
Cobb Durand, lab, r ns Magazine, 2d w of Elliott
Cobb Emily (c). laundress, r Ira, sw cor Glenn
Cobb Emma Miss, r ns Magazine, 2d w of Elliott
Cobb Joel M., wks Longley, Robinson & Co., bds 234 De-
catur ' i I j
Cobb Joht (c), truckman Sou. Exp. Co., r 72 Butler ' i
Cobb Philip (c), wks Ferguson & Blount -'J
Cobb Robert (c), wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r Form-
wait, 5th n of Richardson - "^
Cochran Amanda (c), laundress, r 9 Cornelia -
Cochran Andrew (c), lab, r rear 21 Collins
Cochran David (c), lab, r Fort, 1st n of E. Hunter
Cochran Seaborn (c), farmer, r 57 Hoge
Cochran William A., carpenter, r 169 Jackson
Cochran William B., mess Sou. Exp. Co., r 24 N. Moore
Cochrane Capitola Miss, r 111 Houston
Cochrane Claude F., printer Constitution, r 123 Houston
Cochrane Clifford N., bkkpr Bank of the State of Georgia,
r 111 Houston
Coahrane Corinne Miss, r 111 Houston ^
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Cody Eugenia Miss, r 42 Houston
Cody Henry R 15 Marietta, r 150 S. Loyd
ton "^^^ ^^^"^ Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin, r 42 Ho«8-
Cody Morgan (c), wks Ristine & May >
Cody M. Louisa, wid C. a, bds 42 Houston
Cody Richard (c), lab, r 307 Fraser • ■
9^^ ^•'■l^'' (c).>undress, r 40 Markham .
Cody Wiliam, driver, bds 83 E. Alabama
^H^sloT ° ' "'^^ Langston, Crane & Co., bds 42
Coe Andrew, guano agt. bds 256 E. Hunter • 1 *
Cofer Elizabeth C, wid L., r 257 E. Hunter ' .
Cofer Irwm A., physician, 257 E. Hunter , . * '
Coffey Annie Miss, bds 165 S. Pryor
Coffey Harriet (c), ^undress, r 56 Green Ferry av
Coffey John E elk M. Ryan, bds 165 S. Pryor '
Coffey Katie Mifs, bds 165 S. Pryor -
Coffey Maria, wid John, bds 165 S. Pryor v: V
Coffin Ella Miss, r 90 Walton ■ ■
^*''^39^one8^'' ^'^^' ^^' * *^'*°' Methpdist Advocate, bds
Coffin George H. (Holman, Coffin & Co.), r 15 E. Pine
Sout?*"''^' '^ *^°"°'' *^'"' ' ^°°^*^ *^' ^ i» of
^""^^ir siufh '^■' '"^^''^°'^* Winship i Bro., r Ponder av,
Cogin C. H., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y. ' ' J ■
House""' ^''°''' ^°^^^"^^^y of Music, bds Kimball
Cohen Albert (c), wks J. A. Brown /'v
•i^ohen Albert E, grocer, 129 W. Peters v
Cohen Alexander J., mer., bds 35 Wheat '"
Cah2 ^T- •^- ^''■J- ^"^^""'^ Sons), r 36 Wheat "
Coh^n FHwf^ b' shipper Smith & Sons, bds97 E.Mitchell
tonen Edward B., elk, r 129 W. Peters
Cohen Frank J., elk, bds 35 Wheat
Cohen Jonas L (Cohen & Selig), r 111 E. Garnett
Cohen Lev7 (L- Cohen &Co.), r 62 Thompson
C^«n V?"'' b-^^-^:^?^^'"'^ Sons), r 35 Wheat
ccyien Lucy Miss, bds 60 Line
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COHEN L. & CO. (L. Cohen, E. Steinheimer and Jacob
Menko), whol liquors and cigars, 67 E. Alabama, or 29
E. Alabama
Cohen Moses S., r 97 E. Mitchell j
Cohen M., wks Ga. Spice Mills
Cohen Rachel, wid J. J., r 35 Wheat
Cohen Stella J. Miss, bds a5 Wheat
COHEN & SELIG (J. L. Cohen and E. Selig), clothing, 23
Whitehall ^'
Cohen's J, J. Sons (A. J. and L. L. Cohen), cigars and
tobacco, 11 Peachtree
Cohron Joseph, printer Sunny South, r 138 S. Forsyth
Coker Francis M., pres Bank of the State of Ga., r 66
Washington
Coker Francis M., Jr., cashier Bank of the State of Ga., r
66 Washington.
Colbert .John (c), lab, r 14 Pettis
Colbert William H., printer Constitution, r 59 King ■ *
Colburn .John B„ wks F. G. Hancock, r 67^ S. Broad
COLD WELL JOHN G., lawyer, 16| Whitehall, r W. E
Cole Edward L, car inspector W. & A. R. R.
Cole Frederick G., carpenter, bds 18 Stonewall I
Cole Isaac E , inspector W. & A. R. R., r 18 Stonewall '
Cole Thomas A., conductor A. & W, P. R. R., bds Thomp-
son's Restaurant I
Cole William N., trav agt L Cohen & Co., r 300 Manguni
Coleman Allen C, Carpenter, bds 23 Corput \
Coleman Alonzo D , carpenter, r 11 Magazine i
Coleman Cecil Miss, bds 50 Line
Coleman Charles F., night supt Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 147
Marietta
Coleman Edward (c), lab, r 165 Fort
Coleman Emeline (c), laundress, r 18 Sugar al
Coleman Edna (c), laundress, r 82 W. Foundry
Coleman Gus (c), wks F. M Jack
Coleman H. Watson, with Ferguson & Blount, r Jonesboro
Coleman John (c), train hand, r 17 W. Hunter
Coleman Joseph M., carpenter L. H. Hall & Co., r 8 State
Coleman Julius (c), waiter Markham House • [
Coleman J. M., baggage master C. R. R., bd8 8i W. Mitchell
Coleman Mary E, wid G. M., r 29 E. Harris
Coleman Mary Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Coleman Nancy (c), laundress, r 196 Eraser
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Coleman Robert^ (c). laundry Y l^X? '''■' ' '' ^^'^"'^
Coleman Salem T., lab r 19SWw,f»
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COLEslANUi' ?c?" V-^r .T39 Simpson
Huirfser?"^?' undertaker. 184 MariLta, r 15^
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Colley John W, watchman, r 203 E. HunteP ^' ' * |
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Colher GuUford (c), pJrte'r J. pXheos * Co., r 181 C. ^
Collier House, 85 J Whitehall
Co ler Irene Mrs., bds 146 S. Forsyth
Colher Jacob (c), wks P. Lynch ■■ 1 ,
Corner JSn P'l>«'/ Col[ier), r 45 Nel on
v^oiiier John L., conductor Pullman Son Pat n^
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CnUill T /^;\^^kpr Compress, r 21 Ellis
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Hunter ' ^ *^'^'*' ^^sh & Co.. r 256 E. i
^}}j«'" l}l^yS<')^ laundress, r 85 HumDhries
Colher Mirabeau L.. foreman W & A R R '
S Jf ?'''^* («)• laundress, r 'rfar i25 Wheat
C^ ^t'^d*" (c), r rear 226 W MTtchTll
Cytliei-jjiomaB (c). lab, r 26 Hieh
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Collier Thomas E., city physician, 256 E. Hunter -
O Collier Thomas J. (Thurmaii & Collier), r 138 W. Baker
O Collier & Collier (John and C. A. Collier), lawyers, 67
Whitehall
Collins Augustus (c), librarian^ r 279 Jones
■—Collins Charles, wks W. L. Fenl^y, r 331 Decatur
1 O Collins Charles, blacksmith, Porter & Meakin
O Collins Charles H., street boss, r 225 Luckie.
0 Collins Fanny, (c) laundress, r es Lowe al, Ist s c^ Larkin
Collins James H., wks Cotton Mill, r Healey bl'g No. 2 .
Collins Jane (c), laundress, r 82 Forrest av
^^ Collins John W., wks E. Holman, r county
"O Collins J. S., wks Ferguson & Blount
^ Collins Kate (c), laundress, r 19 Horton
III ^^^^^'^s Martha (c), laundress, r 77 Cornelia
UJ Collins Mary E. Mrs., grocer, 146 Marietta
1 Collins Porter (c), lab, r 7 Cornelia
Q) Collins Tillie (c), laundress, r 279 Jones
JS Collins William H., brickmason, r Pittman al, 3d w of
SYonee
COLQUITT ALFRED H. HON., governor of Georgia,
office State House, r 134 Peachtree
CO Colquitt George (c), lab, r rear 74 Washington
%^ Colter James F., elk, r 43 Crew I
-j; Colvin John A. (Ballard & Co.), bds 120 Loyd
#^ Colzey E. F. Mrs., bds 42 Houston ,
i_ Combs Amanda (c), laundress, r 8 S. Calhoun
O Combs Mary Miss, bds 58 Loyd
Combs Sanford (c), carpenter, r 9 McAfee
Combs Wesley (c), bootblk J. R Steele
2 Combs William B , elk W. H. Brotherton, bds 8i W.
2 Mitchell i h
r Combs W. W., trainband W. & A. R. R
Comer David B., elk A. G. Candler & Co., bds 99 Walton
Comer Dorcas (c), domestic J.,S. Wilson^ r Jones al, 1st e
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Z « Commissioners Roads and Revenues, office 10 West Alabama
^ P Compton William W. (Bird & Compton), r 57 E. Cain
^ Condon Michael J. (Condon & Co.), r Knoxville, Tenn '
10 Condon & Co. (M. J. Condon, John Boyle, M. J. Costello),
railroad contractor, 43^ S. Broad _j^
o Elam Johnson ««""«-«*^,.^XZ»trT
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Cone Oscar (c), wiper A-L. Ry
SnklTn tII'^^ drayman r ]53 N. Butler '
u>nKlm I nomas A., with A P *• n i? -nr i ^
ne cor HiUiard * ^- ^-^y^y. * E Harris.
r^n}!^ a"""* (")• }»"°dress, r 26 Bradbury
^p. Sr f ffi« W- -• «• ecu. House and
gS!^ ^'°a'"'el (c), lab, r 401 W. Peters
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lawyers, 8i Marietta "'^y*"" W.L.Shumate),
Conn Alexander C, fireman A-L Ev i ^
Connally Elijah L.. physician, ^6^V^hitehaV. r 87 E. Ala-
fcllj S^S'Sl^&Arwl^ Kenwood.
r^ n «^°' carpenter, r 66 Humphries
Conne Mary E. Miss, r 20i Haynes i
Conner William (c) plasterer, r 61 HiUiard ' ♦ <!
Oonn^olly^^Arthur B., chief ^.ici,°4'i^nryor. r 241 'e. | »
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c0 Conry J. M., elk Walden & Stowe, bds McDonough, cor
5 Clarke
Z % Consilyea Alexander, machinist, bds 21 Orme
O g Constantine Dominique F., broker, r 61 Wheat
H ^ Constantine Francis L., physician, 58 Wheat
• jjj ^ Constantine H. Henry, grocer, 257 Peachtree, bds 61 Wheat
— 0 Constantine William, grocer, r 22 Jones av
K CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING CO., 34 S. Broad
^ CONTINENTAL FIRE INS. CO. of N. Y. (Sou. Dept.)
w>> S. AV. Williams, manager ; G. S. Wolford, supt; 10 W.
fui Alabama
^ Convent of the Immaculate Conception, es Loyd, bet Hun-
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^ Conway John J., elk E. W. Marsh Jr
5 Conyers Murphy (c), shoemkr, r Howell, cor Irwin
C/1 Conyers Joseph (c), brickmason Traynham & Ray
Cook Afton B. (G. W.- D. Cook & Son), r 47 Forrest av
Cook Allen (c), carpenter, r 47 Solomon
Cook Anna E., wid John P., r 68 Tattnall
Cook Anthony (c), lab, r 229 Clarke ^ i
Cook Arthur (c), lab, r 22 Randolph ♦ J
Cook Benjamin (c), waiter, r 42 Ivy I
Cook Beulah Miss, wks Jerry Lynch '
Cook Claud B., vrks Maddox, Rucker & Co..bds 47 Forrest av
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g Cook David R., wks Ferguson & Blount, r 5 Hunnicutt
CS Cook D. Alphonso, physician, 26 Whitehall, r 245 Rawson
Cook Ellison R., salesman F. G. Hancock, bds 58 Fairlie
•'S Cook E. E. Miss, r 294 E. Fair
.2 a Cook Frank H., with Atkins, McKeldin & Co
-2 1 Cook George W. D. (G. W. D. Cook & Son), r 47 Forrest av
^ o COOK G. W. D. & SON (G. W. D. and A. B. Cook), shoddy
'"j^ mills, Marietta, ne cor Mills
S Cook Hamlin P., elk J. A. W atson & Co., bds 105 S. Broad
Cook H. A., wid Henry, r 317 S. Pryor
Cook Ir^ W., trav. ag't. r 37 Mills
Cook James W., clerk W. H. Brotherton, r 43 E. Mitchell
Cook John, tailor L. H. Clarke, r 141 Windsor
Cook John E., trav. ag't, r 154 Nelson
fY^Cook John J. A., r 592 Marietta
MH Cook John T., farmer, bds 344 Haynes
.^ Cook Joseph S., machinist, r 47 Forrest av
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, 9^} ^- ,T-' confectioner, 121 Peachtree
Cook Julius H., elk, 61 Whitehall, r 123 Nelson
Cook Katie Miss, wks Jerry Lynch f
Cook Samuel S., clerk, bds 154 Loyd . i •
Sk Ma^'A V°' w-h''t^'^' ^I ^'^r Gordon, W. E.
r^t p ^^' '^^sAtia. Cot. Facfy j
Cook R. Mrs hair and millinery goods 67 Peaehtrpo
real estate agts. 65 S. BVoad ^^ f ^^'"''"^«)'
Cooke Robert J Rev., bds 39 Jones 'i -
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^fehflT '''"'' ^- ^''"'' * C°<>«'«y).: Ms 41 West
Cooley John, elk John Ryan, bds 41 W Mit,.k'»ii
Oooper Alford, with J. Jely r 39* Whitehall ' !
Cooper Alice Mrs., r Factor^ 6th s of Ga R R '
Tof^F°oX'''="P^'^'^' ^- Haiman,r Hunnicutt, 1st
Cooper Ann (c), laundress, r 46 N. Broad ' i
Cooper Asbury (c), hostler C. A. Collier I ' ■
Cooper Augusta R. Miss, elk S. F. Salter r 4% Rn«K
Uwper Charles A., machinist, r 614 Marietta^
Cooper Dora Miss, bds 50 McDonough il
Cooper Henry, veterinary 8urBeon,47 Lovd bda 907 T«„o=
^^l t"**° ^^)' ^'^^^^^^ ' Walnut, cor^HiJh ^ ^°''''
Cooper James T., waichman W. 4 a!. R. R.,| 50 W. & A.
0<)oper Jennie (c), laundress. ^181 S. Forevth^
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Cooper John T., elk Comm'rs Roads and Revenues, r 97 E.
Mitchell
Cooper Mark, r 288 Marietta
Cooper Mattie E , wid C, r Jones av, nr Marietta
Cooper Mattie E. Mrs., seamstress J. Lynch, r 33 Victoria
Cooper Rufus (c), tailor, 37 J Peach tree
Cooper Timothy (c), lab, r 16 Biggers !
Cooper William (c), janitor James' Block, r Butler, sw cor
Ellis .
Copeland Ellen (c), laundress, r 258 Mangum :
Oopeland George (c), lab, r 7 Martins al
Copeland Lewis C. (c), wks B. F. Jones, r 110 Haynes
Copeland Willis (c), carpenter Lynch & Lea, r 46 Daris
Coppedge Frank A., r Grant, 4th s of Bigerers
Coppedfi'e James L. (Coppedge & Bro.), r 181 W. Hunter
Coppedge John P. (Coppedge & Bro), r 65 Larkin
Coppedge & Bro. (J. L. Coppedge and J. P. Coppedge),
meat market and butchers, 13 W. Mitchell
Corbally John A., carpenter, r 98 Windsor ^
Corbin Henry (c), cook Kimball House
Corley John H., machinist Winship & Bro., r es Randolph,
2d n of Hunter
Corley William L., bricklayer Lynch & Lea, r ns Houston,
3d. e of Randolph
CORPUT MAX V. D., architect and engineer, Alabama,
se cor Forsyth, r East Point
Corrigan John, mess Sou, Exp. Co., r 99 E. Fair
iCornett Pinckney, shoemkr, r 375 N. Calhoun
Corrigan Joseph M., elk, bds 97 Loyd '
Corrigan Michael, bricklayer, r 97 Loyd !
Corrigan Thomas F., with Regent^tein & Kutz, bds 97 Loyd-
Corrigan William H., elk, bds 97 Loyd
Corwin Henry, photographer, 129 S. Forsyth, bds W. Mit-
chell t
Cosbey Edward (c), driver, r rear 224 W. Mitchell
Cosbey Elizabeth E., wid John M., r 262 Marietta ^ |
Cosbey Henrv (c), wks Ga. R. R, r Fort, 2d s of Foster I
Costan Charles L., tinner, r 111 Luckie |
Costello M. J. (Condon & Co ), r Chattanooga, Tenn '
Cothard Stephen (c), lab, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E.
Cotter G. Hal, elk, bds National Hotel
Cotter William B., trav agt M. Franklin, r LaGrange. Ga
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On i^n « "Tt^V; «'"<^«'"' 128 S. Forsyth, r 8 H^
rSi^Q'"*" •^•^"•' "^^ ^"l'<«» Mills, r 19 P^JZr
Cottrell Susaa Miss, r 25 Holland ^acwry
Couch Angle L. Mrs., bds 83 Terry
r^,"*'^ xT^'J*^ ^•' ''^Je'ain police, r 26 Bailey
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Covin|tonJohn"(cT;wrifL:Ry'^'^°'''^T''^ zS
Cowan Henry, photographer, r 211 E. Hunter ^5
jCowan Robert (c). cook Palice Dining Rooms ^M
Cowart Fannie, wid John, bds 108 MarietU ' PC H
Cowart Georgia, wid Charles, bds 249 Washington O 8
tree ^'''' *'**'''"' ^"*- ^^^^^ Inst.V 141 Peach- r ^
Cowling Robert (c), cook, r Martin, Ist n of Little ^
C^l ^""^'^Zy^' "^^ ^- H- Hall &'co.. r alc^rput
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Cox Charles H. (Fairbanks & Coxl r Deiatnr r^
Cox mlltV^' wid Henry, r IS^^bl^f "^' ^'
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§ ® Cox James M., teacher Clark University
M 2 Cox John W., butcher, Collins, sw cor E. Hunter, r 25^
gjg N.Calhoun
W "'Cox John W., elk, r 53 Ellis 1
rt tfCox J. T., prof College of Am. Medicine, bds 95 Waltoft
-^ iaCox Lizzie Miss, elk W. H. Brotherton, r 186 Davis
§i8Cox Lucius M., salesman M. Franklin, bds 108 Marietta.
■^ &Cox Mamie Miss, r Mills, ne cor Scott
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•^WCox Nathaniel H., elk C. R. R., r 42 Jones av
H B Cox S. H.. conductor W. & A. R. R ^
«Cox Matthew W., bds 30 Alexander
'^Cox Nathan F., watchman, bds 123 Walker
Cox S. R., train hand W. & A. R. R
Cox Thomas (c), hackman, r 107 Tattnall .
Cox Thomas H., grocer, 258 Marietta
Cfx Thomas H., wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 40 Thurmond
Cox Wesley (c), grocer, Mitchell, cor Tattnall, r 107 Tatt-
nall
. ICox AVilliam, elk W. & A. R. R
V] Cox William B. (Cox, Hill & Thompson), r 201 Ivy
"JCoyen Charles S., inspector Atla. Telephone Exchange,
<tj bds 139 Harris
WCoyen James, grocer, 54 Decatur, r 139 E. Harris
Craddock Douglas (c), shoemkr, 584 Marietta, r 144 Gray
^Craddock Edward (c), shoemkr P. G. N. Fannin
*"^ Craddock Hunter, elk Lawson & Craddock, bds 221 White-
hall ! '
oJiK Craddock Jack (Lawson & Craddock), r 241 Whitehall
^^ Craddock Robert (c), wks D. Craddock, r 144 Gray
Craddock William (c), shoemkr, r Wallace, S3 cor South
^ Craft Charles C, barkpr M. E. Maher, bds 11 E. Mitchell
^—^ Craft Henry T., upholsterer, r 28 Stonewall
(^ Craig Amanda (c), latindress, r 38 W. Fair
^^ Craig Andrew C., stock trader, r 47 E. Simpson
C/J Craig Benjamin F., fireman C. R. R., r 16 Markham
p^ Craig Betsy (c), laundress, r 115 E. Cain
Mh Craig Bonaparte, harnessmkr D. Morgan, bds 47 E. Simp-
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^ Craig Carrie Mrs, seamstress, r 92 Elliott ) ,
^"^Craig George W., harnessmkr, r Pine, ne cor Calhotin-
Pf^Craig Grace (c), laundress, r 76 Gilmer
r ff T r^AAlA^MA 9 ^MA 53 S, Broad St, Headquarters for Paints^
IXh £ - J • WOOieage & SrO. Oil>. Vamishes. Brushes and Glass.
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Craig Joseph (c), lab, r 295 W Mitfhe^i' ^ ^' ^'^^'
Craig Mattie A., wid H L W r i^n t i •
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and ^C Bow1nV^'iw^Mr°^'H?''i! ^- Richardson
mill, 175 For^Tth^'cCp'Sr ^«*«'"'. Pl^^ing
Craver Willie Zt^^t^T^^^^ '' ^- ^'--
^ri'.y'fotd Abram. U Marietta : -' ' ' ,
Crawford Adelia W Mrs r <ir\n * n - ' ■
Crawford Ann, wid N m" r Ifiq w*'^'J ' '
Crawford BirdVcrrestfn^anfQQ??."'*"'" '
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wW Crawford Geo. G., physician, 14 Whitehall, bds Kimball
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PjB Crawford George W., lab, r 107 Hilliard
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2 Crawford James T. (c), feeder A. M. Bergstrom, r 12 Chapel
H« Crawford James J., wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r Fraser,
nr limits . i
Crawford John, elk J. Keely, r 25 Formwalt j
Crawford John (c), drayman, r 284 Jones I
Crawford John, /lab, r rear 44 W. Fair
Crawford John M., coupler W. & A. R. R ;
Crawford Joseph (c), cook National Hotel
PJ Crawford Martin J., associate justice Supreme Court, bds
Q Kimball House
^jj Crawford Martin J. Jr., (DeCottes & Crawford), bds'Kim-
-i^ ball House
O Crawford Mary Miss, r 70i Whitehall "" .
Q Crawford Mary A, Miss, r 369 Houston
Crawford Mat, trav agt, bds 149 Ivy
^^ Crawford Olin Miss, r 30 Gartrell
Q Crawford Ricbard (c), lab. r 70 E. Harris
t Q Crawford Roberta Miss, r 59 Mays al
Q^Crawtford Solomon (c), lab, r 282 Jones
JT Crawford Tal. Y. elk Young & Erwin, bds 124 S. Pryor
\U Crawford Ward (c), wks E. Van Winkle & Co
Crawford William (c), lab, r 70 E. Harris
J^CJ Crawford Zachariah (c), lab, r 5 Grady
rt Crawley Annie Miss, nurse Dr. J. F. Alexander
-•= Credille Cullan S., elk, bds 36 Walker .
Creech Ashey, carpenter, r ns Newton, 1st E. of Stream
Creed James, foreman Norwood & Brown, r 410 Marietta -
Creed Mary Mrs., grocer, 412 Marietta j
Creel James F., elk, r 64 Stonewall '
Crenshaw Charles B., with Singer Mnfg Co., r 123 W.
Peters
Crenshaw James L., business manager Post-Appeal, r 83
S. Broad
>H Crenshaw William, dentist, 24 Whitehall, r West End
TU CRESCENT FLOURING MILLS, Mountcastle & Co.,
gj proprs ; 320 & 322 Marietta
'Rlfl.TTl Johnson ^^^ ^*"^^ ^^ crackers.
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PISS'^^^^^ 0„.>, , 33 W. H^.M
C'ew Rtreet School, 119 Crew C/J
-' Dam'STr iSitr"" ''^'^-^^->-'^ Reslaurant. r Mc-CO
Cnchton Eugene, penman, bds 85 Ellis ' m
C'jchton Henry (c), white'washer, r 165 Davis ^
Crich on John P. Dr.. bds Markham House ^
Crichton John W, r 85 E. Ellis Jh
'" VSer^-' ^^'•'^"^^^ ^-«^^^. «Sson & Co , r es^
oi\t: ^ °V "ft"" ^^- U- Tel Co.. bds 8 E Wall ■ C/J
Crockett Pheb. (c), cook, r 49 Robert.
Crofton James, bds 18 Church " """^ ''"^'^^
Crofton James G, bds Cannon House
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Croitzier Albert wks Atla. Cot. FactV
Croitzier Emile wks Atla. Cot. Pact'v
Croitzier Louisa Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'v
Croitzier Marie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Pactv'
Croll A. wks Lynch & Lea i ""^ I " <i
Cromwell Kate (c), laundress, r 68 Hood . ™
Cronic Robert (c), lab, r Gunby, 4th n of Decatur
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Crook Thomas, helper W. & A. R. R. r 78 Mays al
Crooker B. Miss with G. J. Woodward, r 65^ Peachtree
Cropp Eliza J., wid James, bds 19 W. Fair
Crosby Warren B., elk Chess Carley Co., r 19 PuUiam '
Crosby Walter R., bkkpr Chess Carley Co., bds 103 Peach
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Cross Edward A., contractor and builder, Fuller, nr W. &
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Cross George B., carpenter E. A. Cross, r 132 Rhodes
Cross Horace C, painter A-L. Ry i *
Cross John R., carpenter, r 5 Newton 1
Cross Kate (c), laundress, r 122 Gray '
Cross Leon L., photographer, 32i W. Mitchell, r 62 Walker
Crossley John T., with J. C. Bridger, r 194 S. Broad
Crouch James M., planer W. & A. R. R., r 5 Chapel *
Crouch Thomas L., bkkpr Engineers Dept The Richmond
& Danville Extension Co., r 13 E. Alabama
Crouch William T., foreman L. H. Hall & Co., bds 257
Walton '*
Crow Sarah M., wid J. T., r Glenn, nr Martin
Crow Young S., butcher, 223 Decatur
Crowder Eli (c), trainband, r W. Hunter, cor C. R. R
Crowley Adeline (c), cook, r 47 Richmond
Crowley Daniel (c), porter Rushing, Keller & Co
Crowley George (c), drayman, r rear 127 Wheat
Crowley John H., fireman A-L. Ry, r 264 Decatur
Crozier George (c), waiter National Hotel, r 95 E. Cain
Crozier James, engineer W. & A. R. R - i
Crumley Catherine Mrs., grocer, 264 Marietta I
Crumley Charles R., printer Post-Appeal, r 105 Decatui-
Crumley Floyd (c), waiter, r al n of Wheat, e of Calhoun
Crumley Howard L. Rev., pastor 6th M. E. Church, r 29
Pine
Crumley William M. Rev., r 29 Pine '
Crumley William M. Jr. (Beck, Gregg & Co.), r 36^ Forrest
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Cruse Alonzo, lab, bds ns Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood '
Cruse William, wel^ borer, r ns Mayson Perry rd, Bellwood
Crusselle James W., bricklayer, r 35 Meritts av
Crusselle Thomas, brickmason, r 143 North av '
Crusselle William F., elk C. H. Strong, bds 143 North av
Crutchfield Floyd, gardener J. T. Grant, r 271 N. Calhoun
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Cudmore Daniel, elk, bds Cannon hS ' ^
Culberson Augustus B (A R * w t n lu ^^
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catur ^ ■'' 7^' ^- Thompson, r Gunby, nr De- ^ 5
Cullum Adeline Miss, r 221 Martin ' ' ' ■ 5 "
Cul um George, plk M. Ryan - . ! *»
Cuum James, Jlk J. Kelly i! ' • ' . ag
Cullum Michael, lab, r 221 Martin ' i =
Culpepper Alexander H oIVP f di i «,^ .. Sa
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Cumminfrs James E., painter, r 20 E. Pine
CUMMINGS JAMES F., pres and manager Atlanta Pub-
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39 S. Broad, r 64 Cooper (See p. 91.)
Cummings John (c), drayman, r 75 Terry I
Cummings Mary, wid James, r 61 Thurmond
Cummings Monroe, watchman C. R. R., bds 61 Thurmond
Cummings William (c), lab, r 8 S. Calhoun I
Cuneo Louis, fruit dealer, r 121 Whitehall
Cunningham Alexander T., cotton buyer, 31 W. Alabama,
r Edgewood i
Cunningham Alice, wid Thomas, r 13 E. Fair !
Cunningham Anthony (c), waiter Markham House
Cunningham Augustus H., job printer Constitution, r 21'
Orme
Cunninorham Emma L. Miss, teacher Haynes St. School, r
43 Bush
Cunningham Frank (c), drayman A. C & B. F. Wyly, r
172 E.Ellis
Cunningham George T., machinist, bds 21 Orme
Cunningham Henry (c), lab, r 27 Wallace
Cunningham James, wks F. W. Hart & Son
Cunningham James W., with E. W. Marsh, Jr., bds Kim-
ball House
CUNNINGHAM JOHN D., lawver, 15 E. Alabama, r Ash-
ley, W. E ' I • I
Cunningham Marion (c), lab, r Wheat, nw cor Randolph
Cunningham R. E., mer, bds 76 E. Hunter i
Cunningham Wash L., trav agt Clayton & Webb, r 28
Moore '' ii j
Cunningham William E:, watchmkr, 9 W. Alabama
Cunningham William H, printer Constitution, r 19J S.
Broad . ^ ;^
Cunningham Wilson, (c), lab, r Hilliard, ne cor Harris
Cunningham W. F. baggagemaster A-L. Ry, bds Cannon
House
Curbow Dempsey N., carpenter Winship & Bro., r 25
Magazine I
Curlee Martha, wid Thomas J., r 227 W. Mitchell I
Curran Charles M., elk A-L. Ry, bds 87 Stonewall !
Curran John M., upholsterer r 37 Stonewall ;
Curran Margaret Miss, housekpr Rev. T. F. Cleary ' '
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CurringtoD David (c) lab r 17^ M *^***^>' ' ^74 Ivy
Curry Belle (c), laundress, r 70 Form wait
Curry Columbus, carriaeemkr w r c
C^rll S*"f'\i*')' ''^^k. r 74 Houston -
cZl Mosrr^T'vi.n'H-'" °^ Greens Ferry av
Cu"y Patrick <lS t} ,^'^T' ' ^^ Richmond
CnZl ipt ^?h P"'"*®'" Kennesaw Mills *-rl
Curryjhomas (c), porter J. M. Holbrook! r Decatur, corg
Curtis^^Alfred, carriage mkr Curtis & Weiteel. r 68 N |^
Curtis Charles E., conductor' A&wTRn „ p .
Curtis Ehza A., wid William r 127 «" ^ ^ ' '^ ^^ ^""^r
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jz X Brown, sec and treas; B. E. Wells, supt; mines Dade
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§ jS Daggett Thomas J., elk Atlanta Stove and Tin House, bds
«"^ 402 Decatur
P^^Dale Adeline M., wid Abel A., r 161 W. Foundry
^5 Dallas George J. (Muse, Swift & Dallas, r 89 E. Mitchell
S^Dalton William, trunkmkr, bds 34 Windsor
< rfDaly Albert, (c), lab, r Fowler, Ist s of Alexander
^^Daly John H., with M. 0. & J. F. Kiser & Co
^"^Daly Patrick, engineer W. & A. R. R., r 40 Castleberry
-< CO Dameron Edward C, r 214 Haynes I i
I^CQDameron John D., with Hirsch Bros., r 214 Haynes i
^ Damoy Mary Mrs , r 51 S. Broad i
Daniel Abraham (c), lab, r ss Houston, 3d e of Valen-
tine
Daniel Benjamin A., elk J. Keel/, bis 79 Luckie
Daniel Citherine Mrs, r al n of Greens Ferry av
^ Daniel C, wks G. Hinman
L ^Daniel Elbert (o), lab, r 66 Ga. R. R
|x ^ Daniel Francis M. Rev , pastor Cen. Bap. Church, r Got-
j^ don, cor Peeples, W. E
<^ Daniel Frank H., wks Pellegrini & Castleberry, r 51
W Chapel
Daniel Grant B (c), truckman W. & A. R. R., r ns Adams,
^ 2d e of Jackson
"^"^ Daniel Hattie (c), laundress, r ns Adams, 2i e of Jack-
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ob< Daniel H. A.ugu?tu«, fresco artist, bds Markham House
^^ Daniel Isham (J. C & I. Daniel), bds 124 Peachtree
Daniel James (c), wks Ballard's Restaurant r
*7^ Daniel James C, brakeman bds 191 W. Peters 1
^^ Daniel James C, (J. C. and I. Daniel), r 47 Houston
/^Daniel James R., dentist, bds 214 W. Pet6rs
^^ Daniel Jennie Miss, i 79 Luckie
C/J Daniel John, elk, r 33 Brick
p^Daniel John B. whol. and ret. druggist, 13 Decatur, bds 5-3
P—l Forest av
r^l Daniel John F., lawyer, 54 Whitehall, r Lee, W. E . I
^^ Daniel John H., potter, r 2 Kitchen row, Jamestown j
^^^ Daniel John P., yardmaster C R. R., r 79 Luckie ''__
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Daniel Leonard (c). dravmnn > t -i^i
Daniel MoUie Miss wTth W ' r\ jl"^*' "J """"s •
Daniel Oliver (c) poTte^ ) „,^''°^^«' ^79 Luckie
Daniel Robert (c) fab r'al r!, ^n ^°''^°'»' ^^- E
Daniel Thomas^E.', with I M t ^''"^°?' ^^- ^
Pryor ' "^""^S- M. Inman & Co., bds 112 S
Danks A^st bkknr ElV« A? ■■ ^°^^^^^ '
Dann E^L%iJ L^: f ir\?^^,^^^^^^
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159 N. Butler °^'^' *^'?"e'' & Heath, r
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DarbJ F;ank, tndSkr r Tsi Wh^^. "^l^^-^^-W '
^ Darby George (c) g^deker *^* ^^^''ehall
Davenport Geor^A ,^ S,- ^X; ®= ^'^nes I
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^ Davidson W. H., stable boss Atla. St. Ry, r Fains al
Davie I. P. (Davie & Furse), r 104 Peach tree
Davie William J. (Davie & Furse), r 104 Peachtree
Davie & Furse (W. J. and I. P. Davie and M. Furse),
grocers, 104 Peachtree. i
Davignon Nelson D., lab, bds 82 Decatur
Davis Abraham (c), lab, bds 337 E. Hunter \
Davis Albert (c), lab, r 226 W. Mitchell
Davis Anderson (c), blacksmith W. & A. R. R., r 126
Houston ^
Davis Anderson (c), lab, r 42 E. Harris I
Davis Anderson (c), waiter Markham House
Davis Anderson (c), barber, W. D.Hutchins r 174 Wheat
Davis Andrea W., mer, r 35 Larkin
Davis Benjamin J., dep U. S. marshal, r 25 Markham I
Davi3:^Christopher C, grocer, 43 Chapel, r 27 Tattnall ^
Davis Cornelius (c), butler W. H. Leonard
Davis David T., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 7 Wer-
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[Davis Daniel (c), lab, r ss Foster, 1st e of Ella '
^M^ Davis Daniel (c), shoemkr I. Westmoreland, r Gemunden
Davis Daniel (c), wks W. & A. R. K, r 118 Irwin
Davis Earl (c), porter National Hotel
Davis Edward (c), wks A. & W. P. R.R., r 178 Fort
Davis Elizabeth A., wid A. L., r 67 Alexander
Davis Ella Mrs., seamstress, bds 59 Luckie
^ Davis Ellis (Ellis Davis & Co), r Rockmart, Ga
;2 DATIS ELLIS & CO. (Ellis Davis and A. M. Goodrich),
S slate roofers, office 13 S. Broad. (See p. 87.) i
^^ Davis Foster (c), wks Ga Ice Mnfg Co., r 28 Rhodes '
Davis George (c), lab, r 24 Biggers
Davis George (c), lab, r Lowe al, 1st s of Larkin
Davis George (c), wks Ga Ice Mnfg Co., r 28 Rhodes
Davis Georgia B., wid L. D., r 70 W. Hunter
Davis Henry (e), cook
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Davis Henry (c), drayman, r al w of Fort, s of Cain
>^ Davis Henry (c), lab, r 213 W. Mitchell
^ Davis Henry L. (c), shoemkr, 4 Walton
Q Davis Henry (c), teacher, bds 337 E. Hunter * '
Davis Henry (c), wks P. Lynch, r rear 70 Markham
^ Davis Hilliard (c), wks Ga. R.^R., r 154 Gray ^^
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. Davis James A. hUck's^S^^'^X^^^^j Jamestown ^Tl
Davis James H.. plumber HinnL?tTlj 'i,^" ^- ^'0<^ '^
W. Hunter °'*"'"" * Bellingrath, r 170 KT^
Davis James T wfes cir, a. r^ ^ ■ ^
Davis Jerry fcV Wvi *c?*- ^ ^-^ ' 261 Luckie r r\
Davis Joh/: £is%runX^\Smath?'^".:'^'«^^^^
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l^avis John fcl lah r i r t> i . ^^
Davis John ?c{'lah'/i,?"'^?^P'^ t-H
Davis John® wks W*T^^« ^
Davis John J 'trilor Hilt p ^•' ' ^75 Eawson '^
South ' *""' ^'"^^ B'Ofv r Ponder av, 2d n of H
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Davis Joseph M wks A W^V.^^B'^rtow fi-
Davis Joseph n.:Z^lc:^^^^'^"^}\T^^teotF^u^rj H
Davis Larkin H., heloe^ AT 'u ^^^ Luckie ' u
Dav^LewisCcx'gaSner r2?/T« ' " ^H
Davlf Lucien B. (Rainfi A n • N °°^'' , ■ ^H
Davis Lucius (c) lab r ?«; « ^*'"^^' ^ ^ Ivy ' O II
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« • Davis Webster, fertilizers, 15 J S. Broad, bds 124 Peach tree
g g Davis Wiley (c), waiter Kimball House .j '
w^ Davis William (c), drayman, r 33 Bradbury
uS^ Davi^ William J., with Simons & Drummond, bds 70
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Davis William L., barkpr, r 17 Official row, Jamestown
pL.^ Davis W. Z , fireman A-L. Ry
« p Dawson Addie Miss, asst ladies dept Sou Medical Inst., r
B 3 287 Whitehall
2 o Dawson Alexander Jr., elk A. G. Candler & Co., r W. E
. Dawson Doc, bds 54 Martin ^ '
3g Dawson Edward J. (c), lab, r W. Martin, 2d n of Little
g (tt Dawson Elizabeth Mrs., r 170 Ivy i
* fi Dawson James H., with Moore, Marsh & Co., r 170 Ivy
IJ'W Dawson Jeremiah (c), lab, r 6 Thurmond
*^ g (5 Dawson John (c), driver J. S. Morris & Son, r 30 Victoria
eu h Dawson John H. (c), lab, r 5 Ivy ^
S Dawson Joseph (c), fireman, r 35 Reed
^ Dawson J. Eugene, elk T. S. Lewis, bds 105 S. Broad
K| Dawson Lizzie Miss, r 170 Ivy i
W\ Dawson McCulluni, elk W. ife R. R
UJ Dawson William C, salesman M. & J. Hirsch, r 170 Ivy
f* Day Davis H., butcher, r 105 Gullatt .
H Day Edward (c). carpenter, r 18 E. Mitchell
E- Day Edwin F., butcher, r 94 Gullatt •
Y% I>ay Samuel W., ice, fish and oysters, 1 E. Wall, r 132 Gul-
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• P Day Thomas J., elk S. W. Day, bds 132 Gullatt
ODay William, blacksmith Cook & Thomson
Day William E. (c), sbeemkr A. J. Delbridge, r es Martin,
1st n of Love
Day W. N., elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 77 Collins
Dean Elbert G., fireman Cotton Factory, r 200 Luckie
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Dean George (c), lab, r 28 Scofield ,
Dean George, with Atkins, McKeldin & Co
BEAN JESSE P. (Bell & Dean), r 30 Jones av
Dean John T., carpenter, r 205 E. Fair
Dean John W. H., painter N. C. Spence
Dean Mattie Miss, folder Sunny South
Dean Millard, fireman W. & A. R., r 196 Luckie
Dean Phillips (c), drayman Abbott & Bro
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Dean Thomas W< physidan" 2^^'"^'^ ^83 Marietta
Dean Walter, wks Atla A ^;i wi?^"^i'*' ' ^^^ Marietta
Dean^ Wniiai T.! b^^^llr^ V fi^S^s 205
""'riTj:! ''''■' """^^ C°"- Mill, r rear Healey
Deber Andreas, wks Atfa' Cut? ry Wk^' ' '''^- ^°"'°«
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DeBra^ Leon'Sra^y SoS'^iAlfT ^°''^*' «^
Decatur Isaac (c), hackman V oSf w ?rw''u^?,
DeCottes John M rDeC^tP«' I r \ Mitchell
DeCottes & Crawford Tjm lr^.7^°'*^^v' ^8 Walton
Jr.), broker^, 28 E \Vall ""' ''°^ ^^ ^- <^>av.ford
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DeGive's Opera House, 37 Marietta ' ■ " '
Pll P:tt^:i^^!^i^!l:^^' ^^« 33 Irwin
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Delhi Florence Miss, r 18 Spring'
iJeihl George A„ machinist W & A R R rica •
Deihl John, wks W. & A R R hfl« i« « ' • ^^ ^^^^S
Deihl Joseph D. , printer' W T r h^ ?P'i°« . .,
Spring ' ^ ^^- ^- Christopher & Bro, r 18
Deihl William A., patternmkr W & A R R , «<; xr-n
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Delashaw Caroline E., wid John, r 212 E. Fair
Delashaw Cicero W., hamessmkr S. H. Davis, r 212 E. Pair
Delashaw Joseph, carpenter Traynham & Ray, bda 212 E.
Fair
Delashaw Thomas D., r 212 E. Fair ^
DeLay Frank T., painter P. W. Gear, r 105 W. Simpson
DeLay John, bds 105 W. Simpson
^eLay Louisa Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 105 W. Simpson
-H^ay M. Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
DELBRIBGE ALLEN J. (c), boot and shoemkr, 22 White-
hall, r 33 Valentine (See p: 93.) i . j
Delbridge Charles L., elk, bds 85* N. Collins , 1
Delbridge George W , physician, 8J Decatur, bds 85 N.
Collins i
Delbridge Thomas ^., elk, bds 85 N, Collins
Delbridge William J., elk, bds 85 N. Collins j
DeLoach Alonzo A., pat agt, bds 8^ W. Mitchell
DeLoach Jesse, elk, r 277 E. Hunter i
DeLyon Paul (c), porter H. V. Barrow
Demarest Albert Z (Crane, Boylston & Co.), r New York
Demarest Catherine E , bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel,
r Marietta, 1st n of Ponder
Demarest Lewis (c). carpenter, r 194 Richardson
Demig L. M,, r 67 Marietta
Demmon Frank S., shoemkr, bds 105 S. Broad
Demonbreun Fannie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Dempsey Robert, flagman A L R7
Deneen John (Denecin & Co.). r 265 W. Peters
Deneen & Co. (JohnlDeneen and A. Trotti), butchers,' Ig
Whitehall ^
Dengan Herman, foreman Elsas, May & Co., bds Hotel
Weinmeister j -
Denham Ida, wid James, r Humphries, nr Greens Ferry av
Denham Isaac (c), carpenter, r 140 Crumley (
Denie J. P., conductor C.,R. R .
Denk August, bkkpr Elsas, May 4fe Co., r 201 Whitehall
Denmark Julia Mrs., bds 79 W. Harris
Denmark Katie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 79 W.
Harris
Denmark Laura P. Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 79 W.
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Dennis Alice M'Z wks'cotS P^acS-f ^^' ' " ^^'-^
Dennis Annie Miss, wks Cotton Pactorv
Dennis Chapel E. wks rnitJ.r. % ? ^
Dennis Emma R 'aHss Zv^rJ,""^^' ^^^ ^ 0™e
Dennis Eva Miss wk«'r!.ff °^'*"' Factory ^
DpnniB p,L V^** ^''"on Factorv ^ ^^^ ^
Dennii John, wk. Collon P.ttir, ' fj
Dennis William M S^sidan 7T J?*"'^'/ ^ ^rme '*
liams . ' P^^^'cian, 71 Alexander, bds 13 Wil
Dent Em^'Miss ' iks Co"- /°r' ^""^^^ Factory
Dent George, bds 'l61 Ivy °° ^*'''''^' ^' ^24 MarieUa
S:na tear^'^r ctSr KT^» Wie
Mills ' ""'Pinter A-L. By, r Badger, se cor
Dmvcoi"t"r it>' '^^' ' 132 Wheat '
221 S. Pryof • <^°"««Pondent Atla. Nat. Bank, r
DeSaussure J. M.. elk hd« 90i an ' '
DeSaussure Marv'R Ww w w ' uI^^J
221 S. Pryor ' ""'*'"»«« c"^ Atla. l/at. Bank, r §^
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0^*" Deseker J. J. Mrs., boarding 60J S. Broad
$ DeSilva Eliza, wid David, bds 161 W. Mitchell I
Z % Destino Spiro, fruiterer W. S. Saul, r 36 Whitehall
^ J DeTreville Robert G., abstract elk A-L. Ry, r 59 N. Butler
2 ^ Devarnes Solomon (c), driver J. Perdue, r 2 Factory al .
^j ^ Devault Alice Mrs., seamstress, r Gemunden
— 0 Deven George, supt, bds 22 Jones av
^ Deven Morris (c), drayman, r Orme, 1st s of North av
Deverell Mary Mrs , wks Cotton Factory
>» Devers Robert B.. wks A-L. Ry, r 247 Foster
tD Devine Jackson (c), fireman Gas Wks, r 85 Thurmond
_^ Devine Thomas (c), wks Gas Wks, r 220 Jpnes *v
• Devine William (c), lab, r 78 Terry
^ Dewald George A. (George A. Dewald &Co.), r 273 White^
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c/a DEWALD GEORGE A. & CO. (G. A. Dewald and H.
Castleman), mdse brokers, 10 E. Alabama
S Dewald Nathan J. D., elk H. Castleman, r 273 Whitehall;
!i3 Dewald Solomon, elk r 273 Whitehall
Dewberry Benjamin F., fireman A-L. Ry, r 59 Gartrell
g Dewberry Carrie Miss, with Robinson, Campbell & Co., bd»
29 Mechanic
^ Dewberry Giles, wks Wilkins, Post & Co., r 29 Mechanic
"g^Dewberry Katie Miss, with Robinson, Campbell & Co., r
gr 29 Mechanic
8 Dewberry Oscar, molder VanWinkle & Co., bds 333 E. Fair
CS Dewberry William, machinist E. VanWinkle & Co., r 42.
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*S deWIlTE HENRY H., editor Post Appeal, r 74 Ivy
•S o DeWitt H., train hand W. & A. R. R
-3*1 Dick Samuel K (S. M. Inman & Co.), r Griffin, Ga
^ g^ Dickey Ann E., wid James M., r 40 Stonewall
£ >, DICKEY, FAIN & CO. (J. L. and J. R. Dickey and W. L.
S Fain), whol com. mers., flour, grain, hay and produce,
and proprs Resaca Flouring Mills, 21 S. Broad, cor
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^ ^ Dickey Frank T., with W. and W. Mufg Co , r 297 White-
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Dickey Hester E. S , wid N. L., r 42 W. Baker !
ry^ Dickey James L. (Dickey, Fain & Co.), and agt W. & A. r!'
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<^ Dickey John R., (Dickey, Fain & Co.), bds 289 Peachtree
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Dickey William F„ elk J. W Brunner & Co., bds 40 Stone- 2
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DickinsonMV.'wi'dD.W%^^!9'wSSr'^^^ Zl
Dickinson Thomas H., elk M. FrankSn.'llril Washing-^ '
Dickinson William H elk Ma qi Wo=i,- I ' t
Diekinson W. T., trai^' hand W & Tr r^*^'^ " ^
Dickson James (c), barkpr, r 67 Hilliard
Dickson James M wks V r "ilf^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^
Uickson^Wiekhffe P., painter Ferguson & Blount, r 250 E. g S
DICKSON WILLIAM c/foreman H. H. Biekson, r 64 ^
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Dill Jasper J. wks Cotton Mill, r Heally bldg, No. 2 '
Dillard Peter, bricklayer Lynch & Lea
DiUard Thomas (c). drayman H. C. Smith & Son, r 56 0.
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Dillingham Mary, wid Matthew, r 87^ S. Broad ^
Dillman John, lab, bds 86 Wheat
Dillon James, carpenter, r 46 Rawson ' <
^mon G^(^ge, wks J. M. Smith, bds St. James Hotel !
Dillworth Susan (c), restaurant, 154 Marietta
Dimmock Williana R., dep city marshal, bds 31 N. Forsyth
Disbrow George (G. Disbrow & Co), bds National Hotel
Disbrow G. & Co. (G Disbrow and W. S. Turner), beer bot-
tlers, 50 Decatur
Dison Richard (c), lab, r rear 110 Pine j
Dites Thomas (c), lab, r 121 Markham 1
Dittler Alexander, grocer, Calhoun, ne cor E. Harris
Divine Kinsman C, physician, 42 Whitehall, r 167 Jones
Dixon Asbury (c), wks P. W. Hart & Son, r 25 Mangum
Dixon Henry (c), driver W. S. Wilson & Bro.. r Ga R. R
Dixon Janaes, with Clarke, Thompson & Co., bds Na-
tional Hotel
Dixon William T^ elk I. S. Boyd, bds 55 Walton
Doab H., elk M. Rich & Bro
Doane John A., bkkpr and real estate conveyancer, r 17
tj. Hunter "^
Dobbins William, elk, bds 272 E Pair !
Dobbs Asa (c) whitewasher, r 85 Richardson
Dobbs Emily J., wid T. J., r 19 Greens Perry av '
Dobbs Prancis, wid S., r 75 Luckie
Dobbs George (c), porter A. McD. Wilson & Co , r 102 N.
Collins a '
Dobbs John (c), bricklayer, r 5 Elm
go??8 Joseph (c), musician, r 14 Valentine
Dodd Ella Miss, wks Cotton Pactory
5^^ S^orge (c), lab, r 42 Humphries ^ . '
n^^ fT^'J' ^u ??1^- ^' ^^^)' ^ 19 E. Mitchell
Dodd John D., elk M. Ryan, r 138 Davis
n^H if "" ^'. salesman P. & G. T. Dodd, bds E. Mitchell
Dodd Mary Miss, wks Cotton Pactory
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D<x^l Thomas C, ^^^iv^^^^f^t^M^^^
Mitchell ^ ^- « ix. 1. Dodd, bds 19 E
Dodge Courtland H rDor^.To ir xr v ,
of Ponder av ^ ^^^ ^ ^^°^3^)^ bds Marietta, 1st n
Dodge Oliver P., yard masfcpr ^ 7« rn
Dodge & Henry %. H D^^e' ill fV V tt
market. 133 Luckie -^^ ^- Henry), meat
D^a WiSiteT's tonS? ^'r «°'^-'' ' 128 Crew
^86 cor Richardson °' """" ^^""^^ & ^e*. r M^tin, ^
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I^oggett Anna Miss, dressmtr ,.Qn XT .
Doherty Mattison, carriage ^nfr?7^'p*^^ ..
House ° ™°"' 1' S. Broad, bds Kimball
Dohme Robert CDohmp A' Tt.^tr % «« '
Dohme & Duffy (RobtDo?"^^)' 5 ^^ E. Peachtree
W.MitcheH^ ^'^"'^'^^ ^"^^J- J- Duffy), grocers, 6
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Donnason Silas P., lab, r 54 Plum
Donohoe Alice Mrs., grocer, 148^ Decatur
Donohoe James, pipe mnfr Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r
Richmond, cor Eraser
Donohoe Patrick, elk, bds 165 S. Pryor ^ ^
Donohoo James W., bailiff Sup. Court, r county
Donohoo Patrick J., wks P. Lynch & Lea
Doolittle Cynthia, wid Hiram, bds 31 Nelson/ % I
Dooly Erwin, miller, r 10 State / »
Dooly Martin, painter A-L. Ry, bds National Hotel
Dooly Martin H., roadmaster W. & A. R.R., r 133 Mangum
Dooly William F., elk W. S. Gramling, bds 34 Church
Doonan Frank, engineer VanWinkle & Co., r 143 Luckie
Doonan John J., elk Ga R. R., r Formwalt, nr limits
Doonan T. A., bds Cannon House _ i
Dorman Lou C, wid John B , r 246 Haynes
Door Allan, printer H. H. Dickson, r 41 W. Peters
Dorr J. W., r 41 W. Peters
Dorsett Ann M. Mrs., boarding, 190 Marietta
Dorsett Fanny Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 59 Luckie
Dorsett Madison T., farmer, r 59 Luckie
Dorsett Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 59 Luckie
D(Jrsett Moab E., trav agt L. Cohen & Co
Dorsett Nettie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 59 Luckie
Dorsett R. E., student, bds 190 Marietta
Dorsett Sophronia Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 59 Luckie
Dorsey Absalom T,, engineer A. & W. P. R. R., r 29 N.
Bell 1
Dorsey Anthony (c), gardener, r Calhoun av >
Dorsey Augustine L., salesman Crane, Boylston & Co., r 33
W. Cain i |
Dorsey Cogg (c), lab, r rear 72 Walker I
Dorsey Elizabeth Miss, wks Elsas & May, bds 344 Haynes
Dorsey Gus (c), lab, r Williams, se cor Cox
Dorsey Henry (c), carpenter, r 41 Howell
Dorsey Jackson (c), carpenter, r 149 Eraser . "
Dorsey James (c), lab, r rear 72 Walker
Dorsey John, lab, r 96 Bush
Dorsey Joseph (c), lab, r Trenholm, 2d e of Chapel
Dorsey Mack (c), carpenter, r 41 Howell
Dorsey Martha J., wig W. C, bds 344 Haynes
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Corsey Rufus T. lawyer, 25 Whitehlnr^fT
Dorsey Samuel (c). drayian r rear 79 w f/""^^
Dorsey Wiley (c\ porte^A \fe S RosenfeW^^^'' \>
165 Fraser ' P*^'"' ^'^'^^ ^ap. Church, r ^
SoTIi?a:t?/J\^^:f^^■4^f?:•»'^«Ai' Line House ^
A/oneriy o elk John Evan bds «ni a -d ^^^
Dougherty Alvin (c) barber ifii^^' ^^^^^
D»gb„., w„„„. j,„a„„,„ 0.. R ^_ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^__^_ 3
Doogh.rty Willi.ni (01, b,,b.r r 1w B„. .' '-""
Doug .a Ch.rl,, C, ,l„.kp, Jimb,ll h™!°°
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iMugiass Sallie Miss, wks Cotton Factorr • 5'
E^uf Z Q •?"' ^''^ Cotton F/c?ory " ^. ? b«
l^uglass Silas wks Cotton Factory * • ' • !< «
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Dowd Thomas, miller, r 22 Collins 1
Dowdy Augustus A., shoemkr B. R. Prunett, r 4 Warners
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Dowdy Columbus A., helper W. & A. R. R
Dowling Joseph, barkpr, bds Southern Hotel
Dowling William, elk J. Ryan, bds Southern Hotel
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Dowman Charles, supt G. W. Scott & CJp., r Colquitt
Downard William D., printer F. G. Hancock, bds 4
Downing Harvey P., elk Chess Carley Co., bds Markham
House
Downing Ivey, elk. bds 19 Pulliam
Downing Walter T., draughtsman Fay & Eichberg, r 207
E. Hunter , , .
Downs George M. (Downs & Coonlev), r 69 N. Collins ^
Downs William A., bailiff, r 69 N. Collins
Downs & Coonly (G. M. Downs and E. G. Coonlev), grocers.
48 Decatur , jyy& y
Doyle Eliza, wid John, r 221 Decatur
Doyle Frank, stable foreman Son. Exp. Co
Doyle George W., wks G. Hinman, r 1 Emma '
Doyle James, elk J. Ryan, bds 221 Decatur
Doyle Thomas D., elk, r 172 Haynes
Dozier Albert (c), plasterer, r 168 N. Butler
Dozier Cornelia A., wid H. C„ r 145 Jones
Dozier Green (c), shoemkr, 280 Decatur
Dozier Halifax (c), wks Porter & Meakin. r 67 Humphries
Dozier James S. (Pinson.)^ Dozier), bds 15 E. Mitchell
Dozier Orange (c), cook, r ns Fair, 1st w of Fort , i
Dozier \yij|iam H,, with Pinson & Dozier, bds 15 E.
Mitchell
Drake Andrew (c), lab, r 11 Ivy
Drake Archelaus A., elk J. Ryan, bds 112 S. Pryor
Drake Jacob R., plasterer, r 50 Church
Drake Joseph, fireman A-L. Ry .
Drake Nancy S., wid J. T., r 64 Rock
Drake William, cashier Clarke, Thompson & Co., r 291
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Drake William (c), lab, r rear 214 Foundry " ^ '
Drake William G., physician, 25J Peachtree, r 291 Peach-
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Drakeford James (c), carpenter, r rear 30 Bradfurv
Fraser '"'"^ ^'^' ^^^'^'^^^^ W. L. rarvlj r 136
^" Fmser^"^'''^ J'- «^). blacksmith W. Ir. Jarvis, r 136
Draper William AV (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r 59 W Harris
Drennon Charles, wks Cotton Factory *
Drennon Elijah T., lab, r 73 W. Foundry ' '
Drennon Henry, printer V. P. Sisson, has 56 N. Forsyth
Drennon Wjlham H printer, bds 6l'Marietta ^
Br!t T« ^- ^- ^'''' r^' ^- ^- ^^"^ & Co., r 50 Waters
Drew James, carpenter, r ns Newton, 1st e of Stream
Dreyfus So omon tray agt, r 177 S. Pryor
BrE„n *" "' ^-5^?*'' ^^y * Co.), r 57 E. Peters
Djiscoll Ann, wid James, r 59 Luckie
Drjscoll C. wks Ferguson & Blount '
T>l\Zfn ^^A^^- ^, ' t^ "8*' «"*°d National Hotel
Drisco 1 Frederick F., mess Sou. Exp. Co., r 402 Decatur
Driscoll Joseph P., with J. Keely i^'ecatnr
nrll^nJf ^^.ary Miss, bkbinder, bds 59 Luckie ,
Drisco Timothy plasterer, r 164 E. Hunter
Driscoll A\ ilham (c), wks Porter & Meakin, r 28 Haytrood al
ri^t^a ^°'^' ^^''^''''' * Drummond)! bdJsS Ma-
^"^sTcone"''''- ^■' '^"^ Chamberlin, BoyAton & Co., bds
DuBose James R., supt, r 58 Cone
DuBose Thomas S., wks W. & A. Ry., r rear 48 W Peters
teV^irA ^J--^^^'^ * Co.), r Kirkwood, Ga
Duckett Israel E., fireman W. & A. R R., r 22 Luckie
l?Be5lVo^ ^^' ^^'^*"' ^- ^ • "^^ ^« May^ Ferry
oSpt ^fnr^T^ *^' l'- bonnetmkr Wellhonse AFleischel
Dudley Salhe Mrs., wks Cotton Factory, r Heally Bide
Duer James H. (John Neal & Co.). r 20 Walker ^
Duff^y James F. (W. C. Duffey & Brc). r Flowery Branch,
Dnffey William C. (W. C. McDnffey & Bro.). r 17 N. Pryor
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Duffy Cassie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. J. Duffy
Duffy James J., (Dohme & Duffy), r 24 Collins
Duffy Johanna Mrs., dressmkr, 78^ Whitehall
Duffy John, glazier, hds 210 E. Fair
Duffy Mickleberry, r 3 Fulton Cotton Mills
Duffy Stonewall, r 3 Fulton Cotton Mill
Duffy Wilev, r 3 Fulton Cotton Mill - i
Duffy William, r 3 Fulton Cotton Mill
Dugdale Mary, wid Edward, r 28 Powers
Duggan John J., painter R. C. Bosche & Co., hds 40^ Deca-
tur
Dugger Henry (c), pbisterer, r al s of Hood, w of Wind-
sor
Dugger James M., asst auditor R. & D. R. R., r 284 White-
hall
Duhme Charles H., lab, r 51 W. Hunter !
Duhme Mary Mrs., dressmkr, 51 W. Hunter
Duke Alonzo, elk J. A. Tiller, bds 71 W. Peters
Duke Edgar T., wks Lynch & Lea, bds W. Simpson, sw cor
Mangum i
Duke George A., foreman Lynch & Lea, r W. Simpson, sw
cor Mangum i
Duke Hiram A., elk J. Tiller, bds 71 W. Peters I
Duke John !\L, train hand W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes'
Duke William (c), porter, r 27 Richmond
Duke William C, elk J. Keely, r 39 Smith
Dukes John (c), drayman, r 9 Jennings al
Dukes Mary, wid James, r 26 Castleberry
Dukes Robert T., painter A. P. Tripod
Dakes Sallie Miss, with Pemberton, Iverson & Co., r Jones
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Dukes William (c), porter J. Ryan, r 84 Tattnall
Dumas Cincinnatus (c), lab, j 58 C. R. R
Dumphry Addie, wid Richard, bds 49 Powers
Dumphry Mary Mrs., restaurant, 126 Decatur
DUN R. G. & CO., J. A. Donavan, manager; mercantile
agency, E. Alabama, cor Pryor
Dun away Frances Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r ss Henry,
2d W. of Elliott ' i r
Dunaway James, wks G. Hinman
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Dunaway William H., machinist Winship & Bro., r 59
Mays al
Dunaway William J., wks A-L. Ry
Dunbar 0. H., fireman A-L. Ry, bds 77 Decatur •
Duncan Alfred (c), porter Dohme & Duffy
Duncan Bowling, engineer H. H. Dickson, r 31 Nelson
Duncan D. Harry, with J. J. Cohen's Sons, bds 24 E. Wall
Duncan Emma, wid A., r 19 Johnson
Duncan F. M. Jr., elk, r 99J Whitehall
Duncan George (c), drayman, r 161 Fillmore
Duncan James R., machinist, bds 5 Mills •
Duncan John (c), lab, r Foster, 1st w of Daniel
Duncan Maddox (c), wks Gas Wks
Duncan Maggie Miss, seamstress, r 58 Jackson
Duncan Marion, elk, r 126 W. Baker ,
Duncan Mattie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel,
r 58 Jackson
Duncan M. E., wid John W., r 174 Peachtree
Duncan Robert L., elk, bds 137 Crew ,
Dunham Joseph L., mer,*r 125 Jackson
Dunlap Henry C, engineer A-L. Ry, r 233 Decatur
Dunlap James C, cotton buyer, r 260 E. Cain
Dunlap James T., bkkpr A-L. Ry, r 252 E. Hunter '
Dunlap John C, engineer A-L. Ry, r 349 Decatur
Dunlap John G., with Moore, Marsh & Co., r 264 E. Cain
Dunlap J. Branham, check agt Ballard & Co., bds Union
Depot
Dunlap Paul, wks W. & A. R. R., r 78^ Whitehall
Dunlap Philip S., student, r Williams, sw cor Alexander
Dunlap Samuel, mer, r Williams, sw cor Alexander
Dunlap Thomas G., r 349 Decatur •' i •
Dunlap William (c), waiter Exchange Saloon, r Old
Peachtree
Dunlap William C. Rev., pastor St. Paul's M. E. Church, r
355 E. Fair
Dunlap William W*, conductor A. & W. P. R. R., r 42 N.
Moore
Dunlop Hugh C. (Judson, Dunlop & Co.), r 78 Richardson
Dunn Dennis (c), lab, r 13 Irwin ,
Dunn E. W., wks F. G. Hancock . f ;
Dunn L J., conductor W. & A. R.R-^ v '
Dunn James (c), drayman, r 18 Chapel ** '
Dunn John F., harnessmkr C. W. Motes & Co., r 30 Hood
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ODUNN, JOHNSON & CO. (J. N. Dunn! Z. T. Johnson F
•^ M. Kenny and H. A. McDonald), whol grocers and
com mers, 40 and 42 E. Alabama i
Dunn William S., fireman W. A. R.R., bds 121 Rhodes 1
— Dunne Hugh, bookbinder, 29 S. Broad, r W. Peachtree se
y^ cor Merritts av '
O Dunne Jesse, wks J. P. Harrison & Co., bds W. Peachtree'
U« se cor Merritts av ' , '
/JJ Dunning James, bds 85 E. Hunter ^ I
Dunning Volney ,(V Dunging & Co.), r 87 Rawson \
^"""oi^^, Y; "^ ^''\ (^- Dunning and A. M. Allen), grocers,^
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III Dunwody Jefferson D., with F. E. Block, r 84 Ivy
■** Dunwody John E. (Dunwody & Barnett), r 84 Ivv
■ Dunwody John, r 84 Ivy • ^
J2 Dunwody Mamie Miss, teacher Fair St. School, r 104 Mc-
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S Dunwody ■& Barnett (J. E. Dunwody and J. A. Barnett)
harness, saddles and buggies, 59 Peachtree . \
Dupont Frank L., with Post-Appeal, bds Air-Line House
^W Dupree Thomas (c), farmer, r 232 W. Mitchell
%^ Durand Fanny Mrs., r 144 Loyd
^ Durand George (c), wks Lynch <k Lea
. ^ Durand Henry, manager Ballard's Restaurant, r 76 Mari-
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Durand Leak (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r 25 S. Terry ^^
Durand Samuel, mess A. & W. P. R. R., bds Union Depot
^ Durand Samuel A., furniture repairer, bds 174 Lovd
III Durden John, carpenter, r rear 91 Terry
Z Durden Zebulon (c), lab, r 61 Rawson
2 Durham Crawford (c), lab, r 70 E. Harris
Q ^ Durham Emma Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r Healev Bldg.
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gg ^Durham George, wks Cotton Factory
g Durham Hillyer (c), lab, r 11 Solomon • '* '
U ° Durham Isaac, wks Cotton Factory
J « Durham John, blacksmith Golden & Flournoy, r Mean ^^
^ 5 Durham John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
5 Durham Vester (c), wks R. L.. Barry l I
m Durham William W., physician, 58^ Peachtree, r 41 E.
Cain
P Ejlam Johnson ^^^^ ^^^^ *"^ crackers.
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Duvall Ramson (c), lab, r Foundry, near R. R ^ '
Dyar Alexander, student, r 266 W. Peachtree '^
gy^a%' tiTar^t#i[&Sgffl;'>^« 266 W. Peachtree jj,
Dyches Minnie Miss, dressmkr, 25 McAfee -^^-^
Dye Edward^ carpenter, r 603 Marietta
Bye James B., carpenter, r 616 Marietta
Dye Thomas, carpenter, r 603 Marietta
S^er RMriJ^l "^U^ \r ^: ^'> ^« ^^l Rhodes Ca
Dyer R Mcintosh, bkkpr National Hotel, bds 198 Decatur
Dyer Thomas H., grocer, 64 Decatur ' < ^""^^"^"^ ^
Dyer Washington, carnenter. r 2 T5a11 ST*.
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Dyer Washington, carpenter, r S Bell
Dyer William printer, r 4 Mangum
Dykeman B. Mrs., teacher, r 8 Walton
Dykeman Smith, elk Ry M. S„r ss Currier, 1st e of Peach-
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Ear e William, wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r 130 Luckie
K,iT^'' C(c) student, r 153 Markhkm
EARNEST JOHN G., physician,, 8 S. BroL. r 296 White-
V^IZ V^ ^^\ blacksmith, 274 Elliott, r 17 Chanel
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^^? J^ Charles (c), porter, r 150 N. Butler »
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g Echols Sarah, wid , r 88 Walker
«tf Echols Teague G., meat store, 142 Elliott
I Eckford Belle G.; wid W. J., r 63 Washington
O ■? ^^^^iif ^„9^?^^®^ ^'' ^^^ Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds
^J 63 Washington
g 3 Eckford Joseph J., lawyer, 23 E. Alabama, bds 63 Washing-
y 8 Eckford Marshall T., elk T. M. Clarke & Co., bds 63 Wash-
[^ ington
Eckford William H., with Moore, Marsh & Co., bds 63
>» Washington
m ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE CO., G. F. Wheeler, manager-
mnfr wind engines, railroad tanks, etc., 9 S. Forsyth!
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^ Ector Frank M., elk A-L. Ry ! /
Ja S^^i^^^Jol^n H., with W. & W. Mnfg'Co., bds 34 Pratt i
Eddleman Francis M. (Eddleman k Bowie), r 19 Houston
Eddleman Frank, elk S, L. Solomon
J3 EDDLEMAN GEORGE H., propr Critic, 32 S. Broad, r
McDaniel, se cor Richardson
Eddleman James B., with Eddleman & Bowie, bds 19
^ Houston
. Eddleman Joseph, with Eddleman & Bowie, bds 19 Hous-
W ton
"fijEddleman Peter, wks Lynch & Lea '
- Eddleman & Bowie (F. M. Eddleman and John A. Bowie),
whol boots, shoes and leather, 28 and 30 E. Wall
Eddy Frank L.. elk W. <fe A. R.R
11 Eddy Judge (o), lab, r Orme, 2d e of Powers
'S Edgewood M. E. Church (south), Ga R. R., bey limits
'« § :^^?®^orth Richmond (e), whitewasher, r 13 Riggers
•3-^ JLdison James M., bricklayer, r 42 Yonge
«2 o Edison John, baggagemaster A-L. Ry
o ^ Edleman Amelia, wid F., r 13 W. Simpson
§ Edleman Frank, elk, bds 13 W. Simpson
Edleman Joseph, baker, bds 13 W. Simpson -
^ Edmonds Dennis (c), drayman J. J. Powell & Bro., r 130
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^^\ Edmonds John, wks Cotton Factory
pH Edmonds Nancy, wid Asa, bds 136 E. Hunter
QT Edmonds Sallie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
i-M Edmundson William (c), wks B. M. Branner, act
<f^ Edwards Anna P., wid F. G., bds 49 E. Cain
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Edwards Augustus, fireman W. & A. R. R, r 324 Marietta
Edwards Benjamin F., printer, bds Parker, ne cor Wil-
liams
Edwards Berry (c), porter Singer Mnfg Co., r 10 Jones
Edwards Edward (c), drayman, r 162 N. Calhoun
Edwards E. R., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds 25 N.
Forsyth j
Edwards Hiram, butcher, 298 Peach tree, r 42 E. Baker
Edwards James (c), wks John Purdue, r 15 Henry
Edwards James A., trav agt, bds 83 Decatur
Edwards James J., brakeman W. & A. R. R., r Parker,
ne cor Williams
Edwards John, wks T. R. Hartman, r Wheat
Edwards Joseph R, engineer U. S. C. H. and P. 0. Build-
ing, r 65 S. Forsyth
Edwards Joseph W. B., elk, r 54 N. Pryor •
Edfrards J. A., physician, bds Southern Hotel
Edwards J. B., student, bds 62 Nelson
Edwards J. F., with New Home S. M. Co
Edwards J. R., conductor A-L. Rv
Edwards Lucy E. Mrs. (M. E. Edwards & Co.), r 364 De-
catur
Edwards Mickelberry E. (M. E. Edwards & Co.), r 364
Decatur / r t
Edwards Monetta (c), lab, r 9 Holland I
Edwards M. E. & Co. (M. E. and L. E. Edwards), grocers,
364 Decatur . i > |
Edwards Nathaniel, farmer, r es Simpson, 3d s of Houston
Edwards Prince (c), wks Porter & Meakin, r 228 Clarke
Edwards Stephen (c), drayman P. & G. T. Dpdd
Edwards Sterling, elk D. H. Dougherty, bds 54 N. Pryor
Edwards Thomas (c), lab, r al s of Forrest av, e of Calhoun
Edwards William (c). (Edwards & Golden), r 72 Decatur
Edwards William W., painter, r 93 W. Petets
Edwards Wilson S., machinist Porter & Meakin, r 30 Me-
chanic
Edwards <fe Golden (c) (W. Edwards and F. Golden), restau-
rant, 72 Decatur , ^ .
Egger Fritz, Atla. Soapwks • ' I ''.\
Eggleston Benjamin, treas Ga Chemical Mining Co '
Eggleston Rouse S., route agt Ry M. S., r ns Gordon, W. E
Egleston Theodore, elk, bds 79 McDonou^h
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§5 ifc^AJii^^^^^^^ (Powers & Egleston), r ' 79 McDonough
SS vi^uu ?Vr^"i^-' machinist, r 48 Foundry ^
H^ ^;chberg Alfred S. (;Fay & Eichberg), bds 214 S Forsvth
£g Eichberg Amelia Hr^Iiss, teacher Wa\ker St Schofl rS^
So &^!f? J^««P^^, T., mer, r 214 S. Forsyth
< MisDn Jennie Miss, bds 11 Butler
i.^ Firffn'l tS*^""' carpenter, bds 43 W. Foundry
Ha ''X^?°^^°'''' f-' ^^^^ ^^'"^^^ ^^^«- bds Kimball
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Eiseman Gus (Eiseman Bros.), r Washington D C
. Eiseman Jacob, with Eiseman Bros, r 26 Mewitts av
Eiseman Jacob B (Eiseman Bros), r Washington D C
^ Eiseman Joseph B., with Eiseman Bros, r 55^Wh'itehall
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Fi«w«M t^^^^\^-' •=?■? ^y P- 0- l"'^ 149 N. Calhoun
FU^ t1^^ '*^ K'^'i T- 0 , r 149 N. Calhoun ?,
Elam John ^c), lab. r 25 Parsons ^ ' *
Elder Jesse (c), wks Atla. City Brewing Co, r 46 W. & A.
^ fm" t"^'' (c). porter National Hotel
wii wMv"" ("^ '^^'t" National Hotel
Elder William P., agt. r 55 E. Harris /
« lif ^ /?, ^*"'/ <^*')' •'"tier M. C. Kiser ■ ' '
H E lerSn" Fn %^^^^' f " S*'*« * ^o., bds 18 Wheat
^ pTtory ^'''' '°*"' ^- Sl^^J^-"". r 8 Elsas Cotton
« Elligan Len (c), drayman M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co I
5 vm^^^A. ^^^'°^ "'^ !>•' ' 18 Church ^° t-
^ Mangum ' ' "'^'''*'' ®- "^^ ^- * ^''- ^-R-. r 317
j^ EUiot^t^Cicero C, foreman Munroe & Campbell, bds 148
"2 Fn w! ?■ ■** • ^n<Juctor W. & A. R. R I
^ Elliott George R.. bailiff Superior Conrt. r country i:
O Elam Johnson ^^''^'^'^'^^^^'>n> TOBACCO »t
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Elliott Henry (c), lab, r 269 Rankin
Elliott Jinks (c), porter Sheldon & Co., r 90 McDonough
E 10 John R wks Atla Cot. Fact>, r 161 W. Foundry
Elliott Joseph H, helper W. & A. R. R., r 150 Davis -
Elliott Robert, conductor W. & A. R. R., r Sjnith, ne cor
Orange 7 ^ , v ^.yjM.
Elliott Robert J, elk Mrs. S. A. Elliott, bds 235 'w. Peters
5 -"Ji ^u ""* ^- ^."•' K""*^®""' 235 W. Peters ; I ,
Elliott Thomas, namter, r 123 Marietta "I '
"^^^'vrtiTof mii?' '^*^^'"'"^ Brewery, r es Valentine,
IHwJS^^'^S-'^f/P®^*®'"' ' 113 Houston ^!' '
v\v „ w-i •'"" h "^^F- ^ Lo'^eJoy. Ms 77 Peachtree
Elliott William R., conductor W. & A. R R! '
f nif ^%^Tn^ ^n^ o ^- Fl'^^. •^^ )' ' 13 Houston "
mers, 21^ Marietta ( i F
Ellis Eugene R with Morrison, Bain & Co.; bds 120 Nelson
? ^"??°l5i (?; P- E'li« & Co,), r 13 Bfouston
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Ellis F. Howard, bkkpr T. S. Lewis, bds Adams House
Elhs George (c), wiper W. & A. R. R . , . ,
Ellis George, wks F. W. Hart & Son ' ' |
Elhs James R., with F. E. Block, r 70 Cone \ } ]( .
Elhs Jesse- M., trav agt, r 324 Decatur j f| i'
Elhs Jonathan M., grocer, r 19a Houston ? 1*
¥iv «r7 J-. stenographer W. & A. R. R., r 120^ Nelson
Elhs Starks, student, bds 150 S. Pryor t : ""
il^V^^"^'i?* ^•^'■»''" Ponder av,nr limits ii I
ELLIS WILLIAM D , solicitor City Court aid awyer,
Fir"^,?- ^'V"" ^l*^K' 38 E. Wall, r 144 Rawson^ '
Elhs William J., r 120 Nelson
Ellison John A., boxmkr, r 2 Ga. R. R ' i
fvi]^n win •^* '^'l' "^l^ ^- •^- ^^'^^^ >• 69 ^- Foundry
W^ Foundr"' Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds 69
Ellison Willliam, stockyard, r 33 Pittman al ^'
E Isworth John H. (L. H. Hall & Co.), r 160 J'angum
Elsas Herman, asst supt Fulton Cotton Spinning Co., r
14 Factory ground i iy i
Elsas Isaac (I. Elsas & Co.), r 177 S. Pryor ij
Elsas L & Co. (I. Elsas and E. Heyman), junk dealers.
paper and pacer baps. 62 8. Broad * u ^
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wini ivwil UVI lUn FAST FREIGHT LINE.
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S 0 J^A.SAS, MAY & CO. (Jacob Elsas,:isaac May, Morris Ad-
S h iSf**^. n? o^^i^ Dreyfus), paper, paper and <
^ g yy to lUo S. Pry or
g Elsworth Mary, wid Charles, r 133 W. Foundry
5 Sl®^^iJi^^U^^^°i Cc), waiter Markham House
fi (dIP ROBERT V lawyer, room 4, 3i Whitehall
5 Sgjyea E. A., wid Charles, r 294 E. Fair
^ S Elyea Theodore M., collector P. H. Snook, r 315 E. Fair
i ^manual Howard (c), cook, r Fulton, 1st nof PuUiam
^ m ^°^anuel Nathaniel, mdse broker, 6 E. Alabama, r 181 Loyd
hS ^^Qw""?^' fif^> 128 Whitehall and 15 Peachtree, r
SJPJ 179 Washington 1' i
Emmel Alexander (c), porter, r 134 Ira I I
Emmel Jacob, street overseer, r 25 S Broad ^
Emmell Michael J., baker F. M. Jack, r 10 Fowler I
Wh ^^^^^ ^*' ^^^ ^"gland, Jelks & Tappan, r 310
^England E. Theodore (England, Jelks & Tappan), r 3S
vj Boulevard ft- ji
JXj England James W., butcher, Gordon, nr Lee, W. E., r
^ country ■ '
<; England Jelks & Tappan (E. T. England, R. C. Jelks and
^ r • if' Tappan), grocers, 24 Peachtree
Jungles Frederick J., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 127
Aval ton
Englett Clarissa J., wid Daniel B., r 286 Luckie
Englett John W., carpenter, r 307 Boulevard
^ SStSJ^xc^^^S^JS^'^^^ ^- ^ ^07 Boulevard
^^ E^GLISH JAMES W., HON. (B. G. Lockett & Co.), mayor
i_^ __ 0/ Atlanta, office 35 6. Broad, r 34 Cone
y^. ^iiglisb Linton (c), stone cutter, r al w of N. Butler, s of
O'^^ hj. Cain i
English Redic (c), wood worker W. L. Jarvis, r al s of K
Cain, w of N. Butler
C/JEnnis William M., conductor C. R. R., r 66 Davis
/y^Ennis Mary F., wid P., r GQ Davis
Mh Enright Catherine M., wid Patrick, r 130 Gullatt - -
UJ S^fe^T^fx^'iS^^x''^^ ^- Kattenhorn, bds 130 Gullatt
^ENTERPRISE (Immigration paper), S. J. Jenkins, pub-
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Eppinger Richard (c), carpenter, r es Chapel, 1st n of^ Mc-
Daniel * j i
Epps Jacob (c), carpenter, r 186 Martin i f
Epps James (c), carpenter, r al s of Ripley, w of Williams
Epps Louis (c), drayman, r ns Dover, 4th w df Haynbs
Epps Madison (c), shoemkr A. J. Delbridge; r 137 Houston
Epps Robert (c), lab, r 62 Richmond 1
Epps Washington, wks Atla. Cot. FactV • \
EEGENZINGEB ALEXANBEB, upholsterer, mattress,
awning and tent mnfr, r Form wait, ne cor Crumley
Erminger Henry C, confectioner, 13 E. Hunter i^
Ernest E. E., jeweler, r 126 S. Forsyth '1
Erwick Charles C, tinner J. Warlick & Son, r 61 ithur-
mond i <
Erskine John Hon., judge U. S. Court, bds Kimball House
Erskme William (Wm. Erskine & Co.), r 51 Ivy ^T
Erskine Wm. & Co. (Wm. Erskine and James Fee), linen
goods, 42 Decatur ^ .^ J.i T [!
Erwin George (c), porter Bank of the State of Georgia r,
66 Washington ? ; v if' u
Erwin Howell C, (Young & Erwin), r 199 Jackson 'f
Erwin Thomas E., bkkpr W. M. & R. J. Lowry bds 72 Ma-
rietta j fi • fi
Erwin James O., jalesman John Silvey & Co., bds ^1 N.
Pryor i i '»
Erwin John (c), lab, r ss Pine, nr Peachtree i'j |
Erwin Julia C, wid W. R., bds Gordon, ne cor Peoples,
ERWIN, see also IRWIN ' '/
Eshenback Jane Mrs., dressmkr, 20 Bock '
Eskridge Albert P. (Bettis & Eskridge), r 261 W. Peters
Eskridge Israel (c), drayman, r 88 Windsor i
Eskridge Miles (c), cook, r 162 N. Calhoun if
Eskridge Peter (c), blacksmith, 165 Decatur, r ife N.
Butler •
Estes James, wks Ga. R. R., r 7 Connally l!
Estes James C, cotton buyer Z. A. Rice & Son, bds 15
Walker i jj
Estes John F., yard master Ga. R. R., t 29 N. Moore |
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Estes Jordan (c), lab, r 167 Davis
Estes J. E
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Mitchell ' *'^''*^*'"«« ^- Watson & Cfo, bds 22^ W.
^"'oF^ia^' J^— W. U. Tel. Co., r Marietta, n
„ "'mtcVeU ^^ '•' '"^'P'^ ^- J- I^owe & Co., bds 8i W.
O f °^f ^8 Peter (c). lab, r 98 Gray
O bds 33 Tiwfh' '* ''° ^'°P^'' ^^- B«"«f Assn,
S;??^^"^«ii«);lab, r 34 Gate City
- w of Scott Wilhngham, r Parker, 2d
Evans^Edward W., elk Keller, Rushing & Co., bds 73
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W Evans^Elizabeth, wid John, r ss W. Simpson, cor Hul-
§ Evans Felix, (c), lab, r Puller al .'i
^ Evans George (c\ wl.« T.o^inja Mitchell ' ^
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Evans Henry, bds \^8 Billiard, 4th ti of Harris
Evans Howard A., student, bds 115 Decatur
Evans Jack, engineer A-L. By i
Evans Jacob (c), cook, r 13 Ira 1
Evans James H., machinist Porter & Meakin
nally | '
Evans James J., engineer A-L. By, r 130 Davis
Evans Jerry (c), cook Mrs. E. A. Keese i i
^^Hoise P^y«^^^*^» 120 Whitehall, bds' Chapman
Evans, J. C, mer, r 36 Houston ' j /
Evans Missouri Miss, domestic G. Welch ^ /
^v^js Biley (c), wks F. W. Hart, r ss Currier, 2d w of
^^^Do^u^h ^'' ^^^^ 1^2,mar, Bankin & Lamar, r 76 Mc-
Evan9 Sarah Miss, domestic P. M. Griffin, r 70 W. Foundry
Evans S A. Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Fv^n« ZuZ ^'^; ^Vk^- ^^- ^^'^> ' ^^1^^> «^ <^0T Martin
Evans Wi ham (c), lab, r rear 90 Butler
Evans William, painter, bds ws Hilliard, n of Harris
Evans William T elk G. S. Prior, r 73 Ellis
Evans Wilson (c), lab, r 2 Ella i
Everett Alexander B., jeweler, r 20 Powers .
^llllii f"^"^^ J^'^' ' ^^^ ^^'^'> ^^^y^ ^^-^ r ^87 Elliott
Everett Jefferson Miss, wks Cotton Factory, t, 15 Bartow
vIIImI t t? ^'' ^^^.« C^t^S? ^^^^^:^» b^s 187 Elliott
ll!r!ii ni^^^l',-'''^^ I' ^^^^^' ^ ^1 ^- Calhoun
Everett Octavia Miss wks Cotton Factory, r 16 Bartow
Everett Susan A., wid J., r 15 Bartow ; i h ,
Everett William N., elk, r 196 Houston ' '^ ' ' ' ^ "
Everett William S. (M. C. & J. F. iKiser k Co.), r 112 Wind-
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Evers John elk Beerman & Kuhrt, r 198 Whitehall
FV^« jnn^ ?."°,*" >y- S- ^"'Neal & Co '■
5 J oo'i' furniture, mattresses, stoves, etc, 52 S.
rsroad, r <jo Houston .
Ewell Fanny C., wid J. ^W ., bds ^ W. Mitchell
vZ\^^ nr ® ^- ^^''•' seamstress, r rear Wh«at, cor Yonge
Ewing Ohver, engineer Ga. R. E.. r 91 Terry
Exposition Cotton Mills, Oglethorpe Park i
Exposition House, 39^ Whitehall if | ■
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Ezzard Charles, wks J. J. McLendon
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" gzzard Wilham, lawyer, r 35 N. Baker
0 Ezzard William L., farmer, r 66 N. Forsyth
g^- Ezzell Francis M., watchmkr F. J. Stilson, r 83 Marietta
aw ¥^3^ CHRISTOPHER A., mess Sou. Exp. Co., r 34
jj i1 -^ McDonough ■
^ ^ S^P^ i?P®® ^•' candymkr, r 108 W. Baker ^
ffe S^M ^ S^^?^^' storekpr Kimball House
Sg.Failey IJilip, truckman W. & A. R. R i
3 g Failey W., wks W. & A. R. R i
k7H S*^^ Daniel, baker J. D. Brady & Bro '
I a Fain Henry C. (c) tailor J. Lynch, r 189 N. Butler
g R Fam John E with Eddleman & Bowie, bds 28 E, Wall
^ h Fain John N., mer, r 214 S. Pryor ]
£ S^j"" ^?,^?* ^;' %Pi* A^air & Bro., bds 31 N: Pryor '
k. ^^i?^ f ?^^' {V^^' ^^^^ * ^^-^^ ^ 67 Forrest av
M Fair Street School, Fair, sw cor Kelly
F^i^J^^^s^Charles F. (Fairbanks & Cox), r Clarke, sw cor
Fairbanks Edward S., coupler W. & A. R. R., r 54 Johnson
.Fairbanks Horatio W elk Atla. Cot. Fact^, r 108 Marietta
h" Ja^^^anks William, bds 15 Washington
fi Fairbanks & Cox (C F. Fairbanks and C. H. Cox), engra-
vers, 57 S. Broad ^^ ^"gio,
:w S^^*^^^^^ ?'^ S^^®^' 298 Decatur, r Edgewood J^
O tJ?^^^^^" S?'* ^^^P^ LsimsLT, Rankin & Lamar, bds
J^ Markham House ^ '
O Fallon P. J., bds 230 S. Pryor • j .
^:L S^^^^y *^?1\^ "^'^ grocer, 148 Marietta, r 89 Ellis j '
Q S^°^r^ ^^^^J^ ^.'' ^^gi^eer C. R. R., r 44 W. Peters
Fambro A. A. Mrs., dressmkr, 44 W. Peters |
Fambro L Worthy, with McMillan & Co., r 31 Fairlie
Fambro Martha F wid W. P., bds 118 Washington
Fannin Peter G. N. (c), shoemkr, 243 Marietta, r 241 Mari-
Cvva
Fannin William (c). wks P. Lynch.
Fanning Morris (c), lab, r 163 W. Fair
Fancier Newton 0., mer, r 212 Ivr 4
Faraday E. A. Mrs., bds 8 Wheat ' '^
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Farley Ellen Miss, dressmkr, bds 109 Rhodes
Farley Pbilip, wks W. & A. R. R., r 109 Rhodes
Far ey Thomas, elk Hutchinson & Bro., bds 109 Rhodes
Farley William, wks W. & A. R. R., r 109 Rhodes
Farmer Crawford (c), sawyer W. E. Hoyle,
Farmer George (c), pedler, r al s of Fair, w of Chapel i
Farmer Henry, tinner A-L. Ry, r 18 Strong
Farmer John T., (Farmer & Cameron), r 292 Whitehall
Farmer N. L. (c), wks J. C, Evins, r rear 28Teangum
Farmer William M. (c), wks J. W. Morrow
Farmer & Cameron (J. T. Farmer and B. H. Cameron),
whol grocers, 35 W. Mitchell i ^'
jFarnham Amos W. Rev., prin. Normal Dep. Atlanta Uni-
versity, r Beckwith, se cor Vine I '
Farr Benjamin, silversmith, r 72 Rock • r
F^rr t\T' ^ V^^^^^^^k^ i' ^' pifford, r 165 W. Foundry
Z ^^rT^^ "l' ?>"^^®'' Post-Appeal, r 233 Wheat
Farr William R. B. C, constable D. Pitchford, r Harris
cor Fortune . ' , '
H^i?^ ?^^^^ ^'^ ^^^ J- C-> r 191 N. Collins
FARRAR ROBERT M., frt agt A. & W, P. R. R., r 177 N.
Collins '
Farrell James, grocer, 217 W. Peters '
F^rr^'i^^''V^-^?^nu'^- \^<-^' ^' ^- ^ ^77 N. Collins
Farrell John E., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co /
Farrell Peter, tailor J. Lynch
Farrell Raleigh (c), trainband Ga R.R.,ir Pittman al. 2d w
of Yonge
Farrell Robert J. (c), lab, r 271 E. Hunter
* arrell Samuel, engineer, H. Crankshaw & Co
Harrington Peter A., jeweler, 50 Decatur, r 44 Gray
Farris Clark, with J. F. Redd, r 60 S. Pryor
Farris John, elk Dohme & Duffy
Farris Miles, truck repairer A-L. Ry.
Farrie Somerfield (Farris & Fincher), r 275 Decatur
Farris Thomas B.,clk Ry M. S., bds Washington
Farris & Fincher (S. Farris and S. T. Fincher), grocers,
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Farrow Abrahim (c), chair repairer, r al s of E. Cain, w
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Farrow Augustus (c), laundryman, r rear 75 Luckie
J^arrow Henry, lawyer and U. S. Commissioner: office
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Faver Anderson (c), lab, r 57 Elliott i I
* aver Henry (c), carpenter C. H. Bender,' r 45 Valentina
© Farer Sandy (c), lab r Biggers, 5th w oflGrant
« FA^^l pVr&^r^/<^*'^^'-4 ' 170 E. Hunter
3 I^-4-T & EicHBERG (C. Fay & A. S. Eichberg). architects
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SpSr^"'''' ' ^'*°^' ^yl«*°'^ & Co., bds 132
Fears James T., mdse broker, r 132 Spring ^
Fears Jesse W., mdse broker, bds 155 S. Pryor
Fears John H , with M. & J. Hirsoh, r 132 Spring
w!Tf V T*^' <=lk' Moore, Marsh & Co., bds 132 Spring
Fechter Egidius, grocer, 427 W. Peters ^' ^ ^
Fechter Frank, apprentice W. & A. R. R
Fechter George, elk E. Fechter, bds 427 W. Peters
Fee Jam^s ( Wm. Erskin^, & Co.), r New York
Fe ker William R, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 48 Rhodes
Felker W. L , conductor W. & A. R. R
\.^1 Sk*''^' (c), sawyer W. E. Hoyle, r 139 Magazine
F^^.r, r .r'*-'' (<>)•. ti>i?kman W. & A. R. R, r 62 RawsoD
Fenlon Catherine, wid M , r 300 Mangum i
s7n ''°'*' ^'*y™*° Hamilton & Hudson, r Thomp-
Fenley William L., furniture, 331 Decatur \ •
pfnn ?l7*^' '"^cljipist Porter & Meakin, r 58 Martin
Fenn Jefierson, with Eddleman & Bowie, bds 58 Martin
Fenn Laura F., wid George, r 58 Martin
Fenn Lawrence J., wks G. Hinman, r 58 Martin '
Fenn Lewis H., miller Atlanta Flour Mills, bds 58 Martin
Fenneman Henry, wks E. Huzza, r 126 Decatur
Fennell James, elk, bds 255 Eraser « | •
Fenton Johanna Miss, domestic Markham House ' f
ton ^ ^*^ ^•' carpenter Traynham & Ray, r 32 Hor-
K^rf IJf^n BnSi*^ P- (Ferguson & Blount), r Jonesboro '
Ferguson Dudley (c), drayman, r 75 Martin - i
l^erguBon George D., conductor W. & A. R. R . - S
Ferguson Fletcher (c), lab, r 106 North av -' -* i
Ferguson William N. bkkpr Ferguson & Blount, bds Bartow
^RlZnn ^•''""VD. P. Ferguson, J. T. ' and B. iZ
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Jem Herman, mechanic, bds 218 Elliott
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Fernando James- W(c), carpenter, r 80 Richardson
F^rn^n^'^'p^^K'"? '>'^' "''^^^^' Z. A. Rice & Son '
Pern^aiKj, Robert .(cj, carpenter, r ns Anderson, 2d e of
Ferrell Charles (c), lab, r 149 C. R. R
pfrr! ^'■?^«"««1^- '^'^8 W. & A. R. R., r 184 Elliott
Fe re Rtfi Vnf """^ T" * ""a.^' ^''^^' 27 Rock
F 11 ^: ?■ '^"^ carpenter, r 241 McDonough ■
F ^'* w-n"?*" (c), lab, r Hilliard, 6th n ofWheat' '
Ferrell William, coupler W. & A. R.R,, bds 27 R(^k
Ferrd Abraham (c), lab, r ss . Peeples, W.E "
Ferrill Prank, coupler W. & A. R R '
■ HousTo "^ -^^ ^'''' *'*'^'' ^^"' School, bds 104
Pe'rrls f e'^'^'' ^^•' ^^''^f^J^ H. Dougherty . -i
^erris J E., fireman W. & A. R.R '^ ■
Ferris Miles, wks R. & D. R. R . r 205 Irvin
Ferris T. B. cltRy M. S., bds 99 Washin^on "
Fe er Maggie L, wid Charles, r 31 Nelson '
Fetter Anna R., wid William, r 298J Decatur
Few Frank W, elk J. M. High .;
Few John F., with A. R. Jones, bds 129 W Baker
KiVh^' ^U"^'}' "^^ Hotel Weinmester I '
houn *"■*' ^"'■c'^^'^ ^"anta Brewery, r 278 N. Cal-
Seu a1°\^w "■' 128 Houston, r 130 Houston
P rWf P r' ^ 'r*''"^ °®cer, r 312 Luckie 1
^ ckett Richard N., trav agt, r 97 State ^ •
F ckett Susan wid Richard, bds Peeples, W. E : f
FW^ ?°VP A ^! ^atchmkr, r Wheat^ cor Ivy
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Fwl Aif 'T.^-V*'*'?*°*«'"' ^^^ 103 Washington
v\^A ^"'^i'^*')' '"»'■'»«'• 200 Marietta, r Walton
Fields Eva Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
* lelds James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y '
Fie ds James (c), wks Ga. R. R.. r 13 Irwin
P elds James P., elk, bds 28 Me'chanic °
P !w' wn^^ ^•V'^1'* J'*^'^' ' 71 King
Fields Wilham (c), drayman, r 33 BTf>|.«r«
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Fields William (c), wks B. C. Covington
Fields Willis (c^, barber W. D. Hutchins
Fifer William H., elk Logan & Co., bds 9 Houston
Fifer William H., machinist, r 171 Jones »
Fifer William H. Jr., machinist, bds 171 Jones
Fifth Baptist Church, Fillmore, ne cor Bell
Finan Michael, mason P. Lynch
Finch Abel W. (c), tailor, R. Cooper, r 37^ Peachtree
Finch Cicero (c), painter, r 59 Horton
FINCH NATHANIEL P. T., editor Constitution,^ r 388
Finch William (c), tailor, 16^ Whitehall, r 241 Foster
Fincher Berrj H. (Fincher & Bro.), r Pine, se cor Cal-
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Fincher Jesse C. (Fincher & Bro.), r 88 Peachtree |
Fincher John L., grocer, 251 W. Mitchell i
Fincher Seaborn T. (Farris & Fincher), and grocer, 270
Decatur, bds 272 Decatur i
Fincher William A., elk Fincher & Pro., bds 88 Peach-
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Fincher & Bro. (J. C. & B. H. Fincher), grocers, 88 Peach-
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Finley James, copying, 58 Whitehall
Finley Thomas, lawyer, 21J Marietta, r 145 Walton
Finley William R. (c), barber, 24 Decatur, r 239 Wheat
Finn Ella Miss, wks Ga Spice Mills . ■
Finn Floyd, machinist, bds 239 Decatur
Finney Andrew T., carriages, buggies, etc., 15 S. Broad
and 199 Marietta, r 33 E. Foundry '
Finney Thomas H, trimmer A. T-^E^uey, bds 33 E. Foun-
First Baptist Church, Walton, nw cor FoK^th
First Congregational Church (c), Collins, ne" cor Houston
First Methodist Protestant Church, S. Forsyth, cor Garnet
First Presbyterian Church, 95 Marietta
First Universalist Church, Walton, se cor Forsyth j
Firth Joseph M, machinist, r 16 Emma ^
Fischer Ferdinand A, painter McKinley & Mann, bds 58
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Fischer George, saloon,*^ 62 Foundry, r 58 Foundry
Fischer Julius A., grocer 264 Decatur
Fish George S., trav agt, r 70 McDaniel
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Fishback Edward L., cabinetmkr A. J. Miller
Fishback George M^ elk J. Smith, bds 68 McDonough
Fisher Benjamin, wks Jack & Holland, r al n of Peters, w
of McDaniel
Fisher Benjamin D. (c), lab, r 32 C. R.R
Fisher Charles 0, Rev., pastor Loyd Street Church, r 32
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Fisher Charles W., elk W. H. Bell, bds 148 Luckie
Fisher Cineinnatus S., elk J. S. Morris & Son, bds 148
Luckie . !
Fisher Elizabeth, wid W. H., bds 426 Whitehall
Fisher Lawrence L., elk, bds 21 Puiliam
Fisher Margaret, wid William, r 48 Luckie
Fisher Martin C, ins agt, 28 E. Wall, bds 42 E. Mitchell
Fisher Walter E., with Crane, Boylston & Co., r 21 PuUiam
Fitten Frank C, with E. Haiman, bds 17 Wheat
Fitten John A. (T. M. Clarke & Co.), r 75 McDonough
S?J.^''-m^^ll^',*°^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^®» ^ars^ & Co., bds 17 Wheat
Fitts F. Walter, contractor, r 235 Ivy
Fitzfirerald Bridget, wid Thomas, r 11 Mechanic '
^itzgerald James P. (Bradfield & Fitzgerald), r 35 Jackson
^itzgerald Lucretia Mrs., housekpr Kimball House
Fitzgerald Patrick J., barkpr M. E. Maher, r 11 Mechanic
Fitzgerald Philip, druggist, bds 55 Jackson
Fitzgerald Thomas P., elk J. Keely, r 11 Mechanic
^itzgibbons John, blacksmith J. M. Smith, r 46 Smith
^itzgibbons Mary Miss, with J. Keely
Fitzgibbons Patrick, with H. C. Erminger, r 336 Decatur
Fitzgibbons Richard, elk, r 336 Decatur
Fitzgibbons Richard, cooper, r 12 PuUiam
Fitzgibbons Thomas, elk W. & A. R. R., r 201 Fair
^itzpatrick Henry (c), lab, r rear 92 E. Cain
J^itzsimons C. Hampton, elk Morrison, Bain & Co., bds
58 Washington
Pitzsimons Owen P., r 226 Washington -
Flake H. A. Mrs., dressmkr, bds Expofcition House
Manning James (c), wks CottOii Mill, r 154 Gray
Fleck Henry P elk Atlanta Flour Mills, bds 164 Haynes
* eischel Joseph (Wellhouse & Fleischel), r 221 Forsyth
^leischel Lena, wid Benjamin, r 221 S. Forsyth
^leming Absalom F., mer, r 53 Forrest av
Fleming Alice Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
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^ Fleming Beauregard (c), wks W. Pow6r8 & Son, r 11 Jones
^ •Fleming Cynthia Miss, wks Atla. Cotton S'act'y
«W Fleming Dudley D., machinist W. & A. R.K., r 130 Rhodes
g Fleming Elizabeth J. Mrs., dressmkr, 271 Decatur
pjfc-j Fleming Ella Mrs., seamstress, r 30 Newton
qH Fleming Green (c), wks J. L. Johnson, r 11 Jones
(4^ Fleming Ida Miss, r 271 Decatur i |
^Fleming James (c), lab, r 259 Jones i
Fleming James (c), wks W. & A. R, R:, r 293 WheAt
Fleming John A. W., wks Cotton Mill, r Healey bldg
Fleming Mary, wid H. D., r ws Smithy 2d n of Crumley
Fleming Mary Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Fleming Norwood, bkkpr W. J. Willingham, r 10 Walker
w Fleming Robert (c), drayman, r 7 Daniel
Fleming Sarah A. Mrs., matmkr P. H. Snook i
PJ Fleming Theodosia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y . " ;
O Fleming Thomas (c), drayman L. Cohen & Co
.^ Fleming Thomas, fireman W. & A. R. R., r 23 W. Foundry
•g Fleming Thomas, wks W. & A. R. R., r 273 Decatur
O Fleming Thomas P., bkkpr Atla.' Stove House, r 'cl8 S.
Q Pryor
Flemister Frank (c), porter Abbott & Bro., r rear 15
^^ Larkin
O Flemister Solomon (c), drayman F. E. Block • I
O FLESH AUGUSTUS, sec Atlanta City Brewing Co., r 91
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-5? Fletcher Ann C, wid E. F., bds 8 Markham
V-* Fletcher Edward B., elk Steinheimer & Kreisle
Fletcher Mary C, wid E., r 8 Markham
'CJ Fletcher M. V., wks A-L. Ry, bds Exposition House
P] Fletcher Richard M., printer V. P. Sisson, r 8 Markhain
- Fletcher Winfield J., barkpr A. A. Shields & Co., r 5
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gj Flewellen Lewis (c), bricklayer, r 123 Ellis
tmm4 Flewellen Richard (c), wks W. 0. Jones
g Flint Frederick,trav agt, r 54 Ellis
^3 Flint Benjamin,, wks A-L. Ry, bds 29 Yonge
Floersh Andrew, grocer, 80 Peachtree. r 34 E. Ellis
^^lood Samuel (c), carpenter, r 59 Fort
rs Flood William (c), bellboy Markham House ■
ph4 Florence George, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
fn Florida Fruit Co. (A. J. Curtis and J. S. Jarvis), foreign
C5 and domestic fruits, 65 Peachtree
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Flowers John, fireman A-L. Ry
Floyd Albert (c). wks Porter & Meakin, r 45 Gullatt
Foyd Andrew J., r 144 Nelson '^' -''/^ ^^ui »«
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M ^*'T°?^'i l-^ saloon, 3 PeachtreL'
Floyd Capt., teacher T. A. Means, bds 72 Marietta
Floyd George (c), driver Atlanta City Brewing Co
V^Ia TT''/^")' r^^^- ^- Peel' ' ^e" 29 Pulliam
M {°^''v5?^' T?" ^"""'e' * Meakin, r 15 eullatT
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Floyd Wal er C, wks W. & A. R. R, bds 144 .Nelson ^
F ynn Daniel, "wks A. & W. P. R R r ^"5 T»rr^ " »
Flynn George (c), lab, r 6 Liberty I . ■ •;•. K
ll^nn ?r'^' ^•'- "^^ h I^y-^^l^' ^ 81 Chapel i ^ ^ M
F^nn J*°"e V^'"**" W- * A- R- R-. ' 151 W. Hunter M
^Gilmer" ' ^ "mechanic W. & A. R R., r li^^M
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Flynn William, policeman, r 81 Chapel ■ , OS
Fogus C. R., engineer A-L. Ry ^^ ^,2
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ForW GeS^e'^fi' 1^^^'°?' ^"^^' * C»)' ' Columbus. Gag?
FoJbes sfdnft ? ' ^^P/ ^"8«lon, Crane & Co., r 41 Crew ^ «'
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&' oloSeH & ?-^vi- Y- /°'*^>' ' ^7 W. Mitchell
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boots and sboes, 33 Whifehall
Force Jobn, elk P.O., bds 66 Fairlie '
Force Julia A., wid B. W., r 57 W. Mitchell
Ford Albert (c), painter W. k A. R. R., r 275 Pine
Ford Alford, wines, 60 S. Broad, r 54 Walton ^
Ford Arthur P., bkkpr J. C. Kimball, r 100 N. Collins
F6rd A., fireman W. & A. R. R
Ford Benjamin A., house mover, bds 118 W. Peters
Ford Elizabeth Mrs., dressmkr, r rear 250 Decatur
Ford C. Daniel, bkkpr A. Ford, r 54 Walton
Ford Edward (c), tinner, r rear 58 Washington
Ford Francis C., physician, r 156 N. Calhoun
Ford Henry L., painter A. Jones I r
Ford Hilliard (c), plasterer, r ws Martin, 3d s of Fulton
Ford Isaiah (c), trainband A-L. Ry., r Pittman al, Ist w of
Yonge
Ford James C, elk Tanner, Currier & Heath, r 63 E. Ala-
bama i
Ford R. 0., baggage master A-L. Ry
Ford Sarah Mrs,, r 159 Haynes
Ford Stephen (c), barber H. Brown, r 8i E. Wall - j
Ford William, elk H. Wolfe, bds 153 Mangum
FOREACRE G. J., pres N. E. R. R. of Ga., 56 E. Wall, r
428 Peachtree
Forshaw Edward M., trainband A. & W. P. R. R., r ws
Bell, 1st n of Fillmore
Forrester Charles W., grocer, bds 210 McDonough |
Forsyth Eliza, wid A. B., r 28 McAfee j
Forsyth Eugene W., wks W. & A. R. R., r 28 McAfee
Forsyth J. Archibald, boltmkr W. & A. R. R., bds 87 W.
Cain i
Forsyth Joseph N., elk W. U. Tel. Co., bds 87 W. Cain
Forsyth William, blacksmith, r 87 W. Cain
Forsyth William G., elk A. C. Ladd, r 64 Form wait j
Fort Ira E., conductor, bds Cannon House i
Forth William, grocer, r 153 Mangum j
Foster E. G., wid. Edward, bds 150 N. Collins • '
Foster Felix (c), wks H. Linch, r 163 Whitehall
Foster Henry (c), driver J. S. Morris & Son, r 104 Magazine
Foster Humphrey P., contractor, r Wilson, nr May son Fer-
ry Rd I
Foster James (c), wks Gas Works, r 90 Elliott
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Foster John (c), lab, r Adams, ne cor Jackson '
Foster John (c), wks Rolling Mill, r Mangum, nw cor John
Foster Joshua (c), driver, r 3 Jennings al ,
Foster Josiah (c), cabinetmkr, r 39 Horton (
Foster J. H., physician, 58 Decatur |
Foster Mack (c), wks W. S. Wilson & Bro., r 75 Jones
Foster Ransom (c). gardener, r Tumlin nr limits,
Foster R., machinist, bds 218 Elliott *
Foster Samuel (c), carpenter, r 29 Horton
Foster Samuel, engineer A-L. Ry, r 30 W. Mitchell
Foster Thomas (c), waiter Exchange Saloon, r Maritrtti
Foster Walter (6), waiter Ballard's Restaurant
Foster William, elk Jones & Seals, bds 86 Wheat
Foster William, machinist A-L. Rv I
Foute M. J., Miss, bonnetmkr VVellhouse & Fleishel I
Foute Eliza H., dressmkr, 208 Whitehall ^ '
Foute Robert C. Rev., rector St. Philips Church, r —
Hunter, ne cor Washington
Foute William E., stationkpr, r 208 Whitehall
Fowler Bjard, elk Phillips & Crew, r 201 Peachtree
Fowler Caroline, wid Thomas, r 120 Luckie
Fowler Henrietta L., wid A. L , bds. 113 Walton^
Fowler Hilliard J., physician, 255 Decatur '*
Fowler James M. (c), carpenter, r 399 Bradley
FOWLER NOAH R., manager real estate dept Atla. Pub.
Pro., Cotton, Stock and Real Estate Ex., r 201 Peach-
tree -
Fowler W. A., trainband W. & A. R. R . . ^
Fowler William R , elk, bds 201 Peachtree
Fox Amos (John Walton & Co), and oils, 11 E. Alabama,
r 63 N.Collins
Fox C. W., architect, r 313 N. Collins . '
Fox George, elk, r 56 Spring
Fox Henry, elk, bds 56 Spring ^
Foy Mary, wid Peter, r 34 McDonough
Foye Henrietta Miss, wks Atla, Cot. Fact'y
Fracker Clifford D., artist, bds 60 Luckie
Fraim Parker K. (J. J. Sprenger & Co.), bds National
Hotel ^ ' '^ • ' -n '•
Francis Albert K., foreman A-L. Rv, r 243 Decatur
Francis Cyrus W. Rev., prof Ethics" and sec Atlanta Uni-
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Sg |;"°«!s Thomas Sr., elk T. L. Francis, r country
«S ^""if^^lTt'O'nas H. (Francis, Simms & Co.), r 3^46 White-
•^ ! F« n± w-r*^ h S'""*'"' ^4 Marietta, r country
*S Prank F^L'^M^"" ^•' «°?*J"ctor A-L. Ry,'r 255 Decatur
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•«a II Fannie, wid Joseph, r 10,9 Garnett
'K ^'*°^ (?'*Pu''' ^^'^ ^y M. S. 164 W. Peters ^
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Frank in Edmund, lab, r 132 Gray
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Franklin Ella Mrs., r 88 Elliott
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franklin John F., mer, r 172 W. Fair
fl sytV''^ ^^^' '"^"^ °°''°'''' ^ ^- P'y^'"' ' 215 S. For-
W S^'^K^J" Missouri Miss, r 132 Grav
i Fr»nt •" P*"J'- ""^K}^- Franklin, bds 215 S. Forsyth
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-S ?rank n ?h«*'*'''^V' '^ ^- F/*''kli°. bds 51 Cooper
^ Frank n W'T^ H' "^^ ^-^"^b & Lea, r 157 Fort
Frank n Iwn^' ^VT^^J^- F'*«»klin, bds 51 Cooper
5! ^'•'^ser Alexander A. (McArtbur & Eraser), r country
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Frazier Scljio^^ ^2^'"^^/'=*°^^' ' «7 Elliott ^
. J'razier & iorg^a^'(fD Frazier and^""p' 'J^^^' Mitchell b
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. J'reeman Anderson (c), shoemkr 5 V M-* v, „ £3
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Freeman Cwt Jfiab r rTh^ ' ''^ ^^'""^^nm a*
Freeman Cicero M' «=f i Thurmond «»
freeman EliS fc) ^wks r^lL7 > '^ ' "^ ^o^' § * .
Freeman Fra^nk c) fab! r rear 67 w'^i^fi^"' ' ^^S Gray -*
Freeman Henry fe) norfor p t iJ ^- Sutler . / t*
Freeman Ta„7.i: ^ <' P^'^'er P. J. K^ny • - 2
Kimball Hou^ * ^''- (^'ee^an & Crankshaw), bds »
Freeman John ^. cfk ll^R?'"^'^"^' ',V*r™
£reeman Jones rc^ lah t TrZ; -^ '
Freeman JosephTc) la'b r n3°i «|,^°' Bradley ,
Freeman J. p.. elk A-L. By ^
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Freeman Ma^rk^)VSli,^„^t80-^^ bds 224 W. Fair
Freeman Martha Mrf wt= it/^ Decatur, r 92 Fort
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S Freeman Porter (c), porter Wellhouse & Sons, r 149 Wheat
•o ^ Freeman Richard (c), lab, r 95 Markham
5 Freeman Samuel (c), lab, r ws Hilliard, 1st n of E. Harris-
Q« Freeman Sidney (c), wks T. Alexander, r MitchSH
5J 3 Freeman Wade, wks E. Haiman
0^ 3 Freeman Washington (c), wks Pellegrini & Castleberry, r
Qj (,) Chapel -^ '
g w Freeman William G., grocer, 300 Peachtree, r 28 Cedar
U. i,i?^™^^ Wilham H., carpenter, r 7 Mangum
FREEMAN & CRANKSHAW (J. C. Freeman Jr. and a
m xr^; .V^^^,H®^^^)» watches, diamonds and jewelry, 31
*" Whitehall. (See top lines.)
French L. Crozier Mrs., teacher elocution, r 68 N. Prvor
•g French Mary C, wid J. C, bds 77 Crew
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Freschman John, r ns Pine, Ist e of Luckie ' *
Fresh Leopold, ship elk Wellhouse & Sons, bds 96* White-
hall
Fretweli James, painter, r 166 W. Hunter i
Frey Carrie Miss, domestic C. Beermann
FREY JOHN, P. 0. Inspector, U. S. Court House and P. O.
Bldg, r 31 Cone
S FREY, see also Fry
Freyberg Michael, wks E. Haiman, bds 4 Alexander
_f5 Freye^ Francis L., pianos and organs, 28 Whitehall, r M»-
f^ rietta, Ga
^ Fricks Jasper N"., carpenter, r 44 McAfee !
Friddell Joseph, wks Ferguson & Blount, r 60 Mays al
Fridddl Ransom, molder E. VanWinkle & Co., r 60 Mays al
^ Frien^hip Baptist Church (c), Mitchell, nw cor Haynes
g o Friedberger Lewis, elk John Ryan, bds 56 S. Pryor
•- § Frierson Carroll R., elk J. Warlick & Son '
m1 J^^^^rson Thomas A. (Frierson & Leak), r 161 Crew
,, p. Frierson Thomas D., r 161 Crew
fo ^ FRIERSON & LEAK (T. A. Frierson and H. F. Leak),
" ^ ^eal estate and renting agts. 33 Marietta. (See side lines.)
Frisbee Nannie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Fritts John A., butcher, 444 Marietta, r Peachtree. bey
limits ' ''
Frizzell Charles S., wks Frizzell & Thoyias, bds 242 K
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P^ Frizzell J. Edward, salesman Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,bd»
^ 242 E. Hunter
<^ Frizzell William H. (Frizzell & Thomas), r 242 E. Hunter
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p^^^^A?^"^^"^? («)' ^^^ H. Franklin * ' "
HouV" *°*^ ''**'' ''®'="' 4 Pe^^^t'ee, bds Adams
vll M^^^'F J;' '^^y®'' SOJ Decatur, r 151 Crew'
Fry Robert (c) fireman Kimball House
i-rv wT*' ^^\ \^^'" Kimball House
Fry WUham (c). bootblack Markham House, r 17 Clif-
Fill i'c Wo ^l ^- I'y' * Co.), r 120 Whitehall
rrye xs. c. 4, Co. (B. C. Frye and A. D. Rieden^ mnfra P™
FRvT''"'' "V^ ^?;"^«««««. ^1* Marietta^ ^' '^ ^"•
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m'iiV*w'^?v°' ^^''. ■^°'''"' 66 Whitehall ■. '
Fulks Wilham, trainband W. & A R R
Fuller Alfred D., elk J. E. Harrison, bds 224 W Peters '
VmII R^* ^: ^r'u^^'"' ^*y°« St. Sch,^l, r22 W Pair
Fuller Benjamin J., bkkpr Traynham & Ray, r 66 Forrest
V^tl w^"*^^^ ?-^^^^ Walden & Stowe, bds 39 Jones
Puller &B rc^^ . & pglesby), r 230 Whitehall
Pnii!^ t! ^ ^'9' carpenter, r 78 Old Wheat
duller James H., farmer, r 60 Hood :■:
^I!ii ' T°j^^ C grocer, 232 W. Peters -I ' '' ' " •
;^uller Judge W., grocer, 25 Windsor If i I
M er Mn/red-'T'^M'^- "^Z' ' ?« Newton. 2d e of Foundry
J uiier Mildred L. Miss, teacher, r 66 FoEreat a» ^
IvJl w &' ?•' '"^'' bds 230 Whitehall ' !
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O p"u^ f"''^ R...baker W. S. Saul, r 15 Larkin
Q. Decatur ' ^••^*<'« * Son. proprs; 283, 285, 287
■^ 1!^^^* 'L^- bricklayer Lynch & Lea
ill ^^"^^'l.^^JT^y W^ lab, r 31 Ezzard
I l^^^'^^t (^avie & Furse), r 70 Ivy
i^Fuss John F. r-«-^'*«-^ r -^^ ^^
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« Fntch William, wks E. Haiman, bds 143 W. Peters •
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Ik ^*^e?y. Alf ' ^'''^ '^'''"'^'' ^- * W. P. R. R, r Montgom-
^ Gable William G., tel onr W <fe A R R
J5 ^ablonska Paul, ^ter^Dr C L.' Lwine
7\ r ^^i' ^Tl-'^''^' ^"^^^ driver H. R Sirlnd
SJ ^*i«<^«'» E. Miles (Ravenel & Gadsden^^ r 111 « u j
^''^r^, ??*« S. Mrs, dressmkr, r iS Slfott * ^^ ^'°'"*.
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Gailmard Charles P *»«/>>.«- i? -„_ u j .
Whitehall ' ^'^""^ *'^d ™tisi<5. ' 185
^l''" Whftehalf ^■' P"-^*^' •^- H- & W. T. Kuhn, r 185
5 S"^" Tho41s" '''"' "'^ ^**«- ^*^t°^^. ' Wilson, cor
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Gammon Tabitha, wid L R r 9t >: 1x7 it, •
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Gann NathanielT wks E H J' ' ^\?°"
Gann Norris, elk, bds 33 HuU ""'''''' ^f ^ ^^^^^'^
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Gaines John W '/c 'w m^^°. ^^^^^y^^d~^i^p^^k C.
^ r 161 Whiiehiu ^^ *^°*'' * ^""^ •'^t Sou. Exp. Co., W
''"'pL!&' «''--'^'. ^« PeachtreL, r Cox. ne cor W. ^
Gaines Ransom C. with T t »r rr " C/3
Gaines Reuben. macWnist V ^hfl /^?^' ' ^33 Peachtree
Gaines Stephen S) janitor U^^n^'^i^ • f/)
6 Collfns ^^' •■ '°' ^- ®- C- H. and P. O. Bldg, rjlj
^"ruTtreaJ- ^^^- (°^' P-'o^^thel A. M. E. Church ^
Gaither Frank T wif>> -p^^i „ ' ^"~^
O^ .her LilljeBMiM,, 155 w „*■,''«■''•'
G...*. S„.h „„., i.„S,S,?rL„,-..,, 3d . .,
GaUaher Stella M. Miss, r 155 W TTiT«f * ' '
Pryor ' .^ ^' ^' ^ ^' ^' ^iser & Co, bds 31 N.
Gammell Josieh H., elk r 71 w t> * I
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Gann William, butcher, r 32 Stonewall
^ Gannon Annie Miss, propr Sou. Hotel, 54 J Decatur
g 0 Gannon H. J., wks VanWinkle & Co., r 32 Hood
M jJGantt Berry, carpenter, r 94 Greens Ferry av
g g Gantt Frank (c), lab, r Trenholm, se cor Chapel
g "'Gantt James A., grocer, Smith, nw cor Rawson, r 41 Smith
« ^ Gantt John A., elk W. D. Mitchell, r ss Brick, 3d w of
Q +3 Peters
^ ©Grantt Lewis (c), barber Markham House, r2 Ga. R R I
'^ ^ Garcia Josephine H. Mrs., r 15 Martin i
u Gardner Amanda (c), laundress, r 149 Irwin
g ^ Gardner Benjamin F. (c), plasterer, r McDonough, nr lim-
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Hfl Gardner Burton D., machinist Winship & Bro., r 158
gj Davis
Gardner Clark (c), driver, r 1 Roberts
Gardner Grafton W., physician, 330 Marietta
Gardner John, elk, bds 65 E. Fair
Gardner Moses M , photographer, 20J Marietta, r 135 Nel-
son. Information Refused
Gardner Reuben E., blacksmith, r 162 Davis !
Gardner Samuel (c), lab, r- 52 Walker i
^ Gardner Shadrach (c), truckman W. & A. H.R., r 16 Wells
<r Gardner Stephen (c), lab, r 20 Victoria
W Gardner Turner (c), blacksmith, 377 W.Peters, r 86 Green's
Ferry av t
1 Gardner William H., artist M. M. Gardner, bds 135 Nelson
»-H Garland S. A., wid John R., r 213 Marietta
Garmany John S., guard chaingang, r 206 Decatur
qS^ Garnagy Augustus (c), carpenter, r 60 AV. & A. R. R
^^ Cramer Alexander (c), coachman Dr. J. B. Baird
, Garner Howard (c), wks Kimball House
^Garner Moses J. (c), shoemkr, 71^ Peachtree
f--{ Garner Susan (c), laundress, r 10 Collins
/^Garner William, carpenter, bds 231 Peachtree
V^ Garner William J. fruits, 200 Marietta, r 177 Marietta
(/J Garner Willis (c), lab, r 143 Magazine
-y^Garrett Isaac (c), lab, r 260 Jones I
|JL| Garraux Ernest, carpenter Winship & Bro '
WGarraux Frederick, patternmkr Winship & Bro., r Jones,
se cor Gray / x- 7 >
l-H Garren John L., r 77 Ga. R. R
P^'Garrett Amanda (c), laundress, r 260 Jones ^
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Garrett Araminta E , wid D T r ^t nu ;
Garrett Daniel, conductor A LBv r ?^TK ■
Garrett Enoch J wks W p \r /"'^"^^^^ Mechanic
Garrett James W. Ind^;r V^f * ^'*;' ^^' ^^ ^^^h >
Oarrett John (c) ^ks^.T/ich T'' ''* ' ^^ Whitehall ^
Oarrett Martha A., wid W.B, r 16 Bush ^
g^"^ l^'^uel/c). lab, r 260 Jones H
ijarrett Susan A., wid WpbIott , q at ^^
Garrett Thomas wVltt^' ^ ^a?gum |*|
Collins ' '"P' transportation A-L. Ey, r 48 N. CJ
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Garrett William J. (Garrett & Bro S r ififl w .,• .
Garrett William M."; with I>^ ^Vn^^l^V.^^^'^Ston ^
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Garrett Willilm M with Ar n''^-^'-*,,^^.^.^^^'^''^^*^'!
Garrett Young (G^rr^tt & Bro^" f aiSVat •^^^'•"^«' ^
Garrett & Bro. (W. J and Y^,; n ^fs^iington , ^S
^ 60 & 52 E. ilabama """^ *^^""")' ''^^^ grocers, ij
GarH«n V- ^"^' ' 1*4 ^''lol^onough " Z
Garrison Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Factv
•Garrison James, r 31 Moore ^ S
Wrison Jediah D., machinist, r 61 Martin &?
Garrison John, wks Cotton Mill t 2 Ar-^ ■ • S
Garrison John B., blacksmith W & A R ^p"" ,o-. ,. tt
azine . ' r ' ^•' ' ^27 Mag- •} g
Garrison Mary Miss, wko Atio r«* r. ,, • ■ B~
Garvin Benjamin F., grocer 47 Th.. ^f l^oun
GarvinGeoi,, engine^^l 1? J^^ond^^^ ^ ^,^^
Glll'f ^^i"#'M tiTlo^^ltetTr'^'^
^l7yiZ:i!nT^Ltii^^l' Forsytes Peters
Gash J. W wi^ n' ^r''^'^'"' r Forsyth, cor Peters
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Gaskill Simon (c), lab, r rear 138 S. Forsyth
Gaston Jane H., wid James, r 312 Luckie
^ GATF riTV ^Vr^P «^^^ ' ^^ Whitehall
^ ^ ?F^.?^^^J STORE, Lawson & Craddock, proprs;
M 50 Marietta. (See p. 93.) ^ j ' ^ ^ '
-O Gate City Hose Co. No. 5, 28 Foundry i
ivf r^^^il NATIOXAL BANK, L. J. Hill, pres: E S
McCandless cashier; A. W. Hill, asst cashier: Pryor
nw cor Wall ' ^j"^i
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r f -^oT^cf °' I"^"?;^^^; 40 S. Broad. (See p. 92.) ' '
43 K IkbanS* ^' ' ^' ^' ^^'^^' P^^«; office 41 and
rtlll w^''''^ .^''^ driver E. Johnson, r Boulevard, bey limits
of kS'^' ""^^^^^^^^^^^'"^ ral wof Fort, s
Gates John, car cleaner W. & A. R. R |
Gates M. Leonard, elk, bds 105 W. Harris '
iGathright William E., shoemkr, 228 Decatur, r 18 Howard
Gatins Alonzo (c) lab, r es Lowe al, 3d s of Larkin
Gatins James A., elk C. R. R., bds 109 E. Hunter i
Gatins John grocer, 62 N. Calhoun, r 60 N. Calhoun '
Gatins Joseph, elk C. R. R., r 109 E. Hunter
Gatins Joseph F., elk C. R.R., bds 79 Ellis ' ^
Gaulding Sallie G., wid A. A., r 3 Hunnicutt ^ i
Gauller H., tailor Jerry Lynch ^
Gault Charles, lab bds Powder Spring, 1st w of Marietta
rtwii w^r'"""' }^b lF''^^^\ ^P"°g' 1^^ ^ of Marietta i
r«n f w-n- ^Tr'-^^^i^'^L^??^.^^^ ^P^^^g^ 1st w of ^Marietta
Gault Wilhe Miss, bds 29 Brick
^^"^Mifch^efr ^*' "^'^^ ^' ^^* ^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^-^ r 51 E. ,
Gauth James, r 99 N. Collins I
Gavan John, contractor, f 51 Pulliam I
GAYAN JOHN fl.. furniture and upholsterer, 78 Peach-
tree, r 33 Grubb. (See adv.)
Gay Augustus OM (A p. M. Gay & Co.), r 302 Peachtree
(xAY A. 0. M. & CO. (A. O. M. and E. H. Gay), hats,
caps, clothing, gents furnishing:, etc, 37 Peachtree
Gay Eason (c), mattressmkr, 145 W. Peters '
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Geary Patrick W „•. ^- ^ -'• 154 Gray
GeigJr n7n&ZV7k Lit ""7''^'''' ' ^5 N. Calhoun
Georg^ Crawfor J'(r)^1ab V F^f • ^ ' ' i,^^ Davis
George James R./p7^3£;r f24Av-n- ^"* •
George OacarE/.i3-£,V-rc^.;-^^^^^ .^'
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GeorSTuitCo Jn f"' "''"^'^"'- ^^^^^^-^
Gerbfe J Kl^^rwalchLYr^'sfr '°k^'^''^«' ^^ Whitehall fio^"
German Lutheran Church p'or.tfK*''*'''''^*' ' ^3 E. Harris 3 j
Germany King C. porter Stron/l !>•'"£*' Whitehall *""^HJ1
Ge'ster^M^*'""' ««1^° 93 WPettrr^r^S w'^l ***"«"» '^•'
theater Marcus, cashier Miss M K^»;^ ' j ^^ W. Peters
Getman Thomas W rft R iw " ^^^nedy , .
Getteys Prank (c) hSman °A*'f * ?°)' ' New York
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-^ Ghan Charles (c), lab, r ns Newton, 2d w of Elliott .
^Gholstin Louis (Gholstin & Zachry), bds Kimball Houae
2 ©Gholstin & Zachry (L. Gholstin and W. L Zachry), millers,
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g ^ Gibbs D. D. (c), wks Ga. Spice Mills , [
P^ (g Gibbs Harvey (c),' lab, r Butler, sw cor Ellis I
^ i Gibbs Robert (c), lab, r E. Fair, nw cor Fort
§ 5G}^it)bs William W., carj)enter, r 276 Rawson
•^ ^ Gibson Clarence (c), painter W. L. Jarvis, r 12 Calhoiin
2 Gibson Frank (c), wks Ferguson & Blount
2 ^ Gibson George (c), drayman Beck, Gregg & Co., r r^ar 68
-n-CQ . Terry ,|i
|r CO Gibson Green, molder Winship & Bro |
g Gibson G. R , jtrain hand W. & A. R. R
Gibson Isaac (c), drayman, r ws S. Ferry, 3d s of Crumley
Gibson John C. (c), elk J. Tate, r 220 Decatur
Gibson William G., molder Winship & Bro., r 181 Fill-
more
Giddings Augustus (c), butler J. C. Kirkpatrick V '
. TGiddings Henry (c), lab, r rear 45 GuUatt
/X ■ Gifford James A., boilermkr, 222 Marietta, r 122 Davis
\ Gideon Carrie, wid James, r 265 Jones ^ a
<r Gilbert Ansel L., vegetables and fruit, 119 Whitehall,
P^ 141 S. Forsyth . .?.
jj— I Gilbert A. G., cook Hotel Weinmeister
T Gilbert Campbell R., agt, r 70^ Whitehall
•*— I Gilbert Eli (c), carpenter, r 339 N. Calhoun
Gilbert Eliza (c), cooW, r 16 Greens Ferry av
qS^ Gilbert Henry (c), lab, r 180 W. Peters
^^ Gilbert James B., grocer, 165 W. Mitchell
Gilbert Jeremiah (c), sexton St. Pauls Church, r Flynn, se
^^^ cor Martin ; ,
^-H Gilbert Jordan (c), porter Fay & Eichberg, r 4 Dunns ■
O Gilbert Julius, physician, 212 Marietta, bds 143 Walton
Gilbert Lila Miss, elk Regenstein & Kutz
(y^ Gilbert Margaret J. Mrs., boarding. Ill Marietta
-p^Gilbert Matthew S, elk, r 107 Luckie
..Pl| Gilbert Rudolphus, trav agt, bds 70^ Whitehall
W Gilbert Theodore, jeweler, r 70^ Whitehall I
Gilbert William A., elk J. J, Lynch, r 174 Mangum |
Gilder D. J. (c), bricklayer Lynch & Lea ■ * ' ■!
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Oies Henry (c), lab. r UO Magazine
SI! ?'if V 't ^'102 VeoLf'^' ^ ^•' ' «2 Terry
rl 1 t; x'*^' ^'^^ 115 Decatur ^i
Sam LL?s'jZ!'Jr&l\V^^"-''- -
Donough, r 90 Saw.on ' * ^"^ ""'^ ^^"ggi^'' §8 Mc
tx llespie George re) wks O P a t- u ^ - *
Gil espie James W ^nTo^r ^- ^erhune , ^ -.
Gilles^i: a /■'?;' ^,5- S'' 8i Marietta
Gillespie S. Frederiol R ' ut} ^- Calhoun
Gillett'^CharlesC foreman W^? ^h ^f^^^' ' ^8 N. Collins
Gillham Sarah Miss, r 1 Haygood al I
Glian George, tailor Jerry Lynch
arson Beotaiiin A oil .f w I '^'^•'"nilton
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Givens Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y. r 26 Johnson
O Givens William R., wks Atla. Cot. Fact>, bds 10 Johnson
OGladon Louisa Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Glander Herman, wks Atla. Brewing Co., bds 56 E. Baker
Glanton George (c), lab, r 81 E. Fair ^
-rr Glarner Frederick, fish, 154 Marietta
O Gkscock William J., elk By M. S., r 273 Crumley
O Glaser Bros. (C. F. and F. Glaser), hides. &c, 10 d. Forsyth
CLGlaser Charles F. (Glaser Bros.), r 121 E. Pine'
/JJ Glaser Ferdinand (Glaser Bros.), r 121 E. Pine ^
^^ Glass Benjamin (c), porter G. H. Holliday & Co., r 56 For-
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T3 Glass Eliza (c), laundress, r 8 Gate City *
C Glass George W., wks Robinson, Campbell & Co., r 28
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Glass John B , with J. Keely
■ Glass John R. (Glass & Barker), bds 83 Marietta
0/ Glass Letitia C, wid J. M., r 28 Powers
nZ Glass Manson P., elk D. H. Dougherty, bds 201 Peachtree
S Glass Nathaniel M., elk Muse, Swift & Dallas, r 78 Chapel
Glass Robert C, with D. H. Dougherty
Glass Stephen, elk, bds 18 Church
^CO Glass William Jr , carpenter, r 283 W. Peters
%• Glass & Barker (J. R. Glass and J. A. Barker), butchers,
■^ 116 Marietta '
^ Glazier Frank H. (Glazier & Howard), r 262 E. Hunter
— Glazier & Howard (F. H. Glazier and B. G. Howard) gso-
cers, 234 Decatur
Gleason Charles, bds 226 Fraser
Gleason Edward, carpenter Traynham & Ray, bds 226
Fraser
Gleason James, shoemkr, 222 Fraser, bds 226 Fraser
Gleeson Jc hn M., barkpr McKeever & Brennan, r 40 Deca-
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_ Gleeson Julian, shoemkr, r N. Gleeson, bds 226 Fraser '
J ^Gleeson Nicholas Tc), lab, r rear 166 W. Hunter
fi Gleeson Thomas, elk, bds 226 Fraser
O ® Gleeson William, shoemkr, 58 S. Pryor, r 226 Fraser ^
Z J Gleeson William Jr., shoemkr, bds 226 Fraser
^ p Glenn Frank (c), wks T. Schumann, r 63 Haynes \ -> /
Jj Glenn F. B., elk Ga R. R., r Kirkwood >i-
• Glenn Henry H., elk, r 108 S. Forsyth
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Glenn John (c) wks Tn A?i^^''°*^ T/O
Glenn John P oit A ^vP- McElveen , y -^
Glenn John tSo^"^?!.' ^2 Wheat CO
Glenn Luther j % ^t rf * ^^«'»'»)' ' '151 Peachtree
«IENN L r & SON • fl'^r"" * ^"S)' ' ^^ Cooper S' f/D
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Glenn ftt?rt%'^"«" 20 Foster ^ ^
Glover Alice MissrwkJcot^n f * "T' "-^^S Marietta
G orer Clarence ferlraymfn r ?2 p'^' ' ^^^ ^I*"«"»
Glover Eliza MiL »,i ^ . .. ' "^ ^^ Cedar
Glover Eugene elk Tm"^^*-.^"*- ^^^'7 '
Glover Hefr;V) Jab hYfi-""' ^^ ^89 W. Peachtree
GLOTEB HENRY sV .•'??"«
Glover Jai^f (c) wks w'/a ^arkham House
Glover John (c) lab r ,;f/^^,^ ®-' ' ^^ N. Calhoun
Glover John ti elk A T r" HFJ'I'^^^^^
Glover John R.JTotn^7'^ ^^^ «. Pryor
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GloJfer TliteiS'-^' ' 289 W. Peachtree J i»
^r Matilda M:ss, wks Cotton Factory, r Healey Bide PO
Criynn Eliza, wid P r amir T^ r »^
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Gobatjdward, carpenter Porter^ &Veakin, r 211 Boule- 0
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Goddard Abe G , bkkpr A, P. Tripod, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Goddard George, elk, bds 20 Formwalt
Goetting Louis, with Goetting & Simmons, bds 50 Marietta
Goetting O. Mrs., (Goetting & Simmons), r 50 Peachtree
Goetting & Simmons, (Mrs. 0. Goetting and H. Simmons),
bakers and confection'ers, 50 Peachtree
Goettings Henry, elk, bds 50 Peachtree
Goetz Katie Miss, nurse Hotel Weinmeister ^
Goffe James H., elk Ry. M. S., bds National Hotel
Goin Edward, (c), carpenter, r ns McDaniel, 2d w of Peters
Goin John A., r 128 S. Pryor " | ,
Golden Edward, (c), shoemkr J. Golden j \.
Golden Eugenia Miss, r Smith, nr limits
Golden Fendel S. (Golden & Flournoy), r South, nr limits
Golden Francis, elk W. & A. R R., r 99 McDaniel
Golden Francis Jr., watchman W. & A. R. R., bds 99 Mc-
Daniel
Golden Frank (c), (Edwards & Golden,) r 82 S. Forsyth
Golden Jennie Miss, music teacher, r 193 S. Rryor
Golden Jesse (c), shoemkr/l02 Whitehall, rT57 W. Peters
Golden John T., blacksmith Golden & Flournoy*
Golden William (c), shoemkr J. Golden
Golden Willis R., blacksmith Golden & Flournoy, r country
Golden & Flournoy (F. S. Golden and Flournoy)^
blacksmiths, 595 Marietta
Goldsmith Benjamin M., elk Goldsmith & Hughes, r 44
Church
Goldsmith Bros. (J. H. & W. L. Goldsmith), fertilizers, 69
E. Alabama ,
Goldsmith Fannie Miss, r 205 Peachtree / ^^
Goldsmith Henry, bds 205 Peachtree :.
Goldsmith James M., elk C- H. Strong, r 241 Ivy
Goldsmith Jeremiah W. (J. W. Goldsmith & Co and T. L.
Swift & Co.), r 105 Peachtree
Goldsmith John H. (Goldsmith Bros.), r 205 Peachtree
Goldsmith J. W. &Co. (J. W. Goldsmith and T. D. Meador)
whol grocers, 55 and 57 E. Alabama
Goldsmith Mark E. (Goldsmith & Hughes), r 166 Simpson
Goldsmith Morgan J., prof penmanship Moore's Business
University, r 32 Luckie
Goldsmith Paul T., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds
205 Peachtree
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Goldsmith TurnerTTeal estate, r 34 Powers
Pnilfw-?;'-*^'^*"'^ 12 Mechanic.
Golucke James, wks J. Mabin I
fc-OODE SAMUEL W. (Goode & Smiths attv ^t u^
^eyancer and abLacts, J^^\^ '^kI^-
GOODE& SMITH (Samuel W.Goode and Tohnr « -^un
r. /r' "'',^'« ^"'^ renting agts 44 Marietta ^^^'
G^dhrV*^"^ ^■\''^^ Chafles.bdS3W Peters
r^i^f 7'*"''§./<=)- '^ks Lynch & Lea ".-"^^'"^
gS Li iT'' f • ^°>- ^^'^'' Kimball House, r 57 Fulton
Scheir"'^' """""^'^ ^'' ^- ^ P- Tea 6o., bdf ^SE
Goodlin McD., wo6d wnrlr^r 'W T T I • '^y
<S °?dv ) "'"'«''""■ ' I-"'"". 1« >of Gorton, W. E
Goodman Henry (c), wks J. C, Kimball
fc"^" Ar"*"" T- r°^"«t°r C. R. R , r 164 Nelsoa
^dman Meyers, elk, r 85 Stonewall
r ^™*° l^°^^^ ^^^' l***^' ' 231 N, Calhoun
Goodman Rosa (c), cook, r rear 41 W. Hunter
Sman tT^^ ^^V^^^ter, r 167 E. fiXr
Gorman Wm^' w' '""^'r''' ^'^' ^^^ Buckie
trooaman William H., candymkr F. E BlorW
S"' V- ^^??"« ^^"'^' ^^^i' & Co ), r 38 M-cAfee
Goodson H. policeman, bds 11 N. Butler
Goodson Robert H.. wka A A- W p n d ■., -vt -,. .
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Goodwin Jesse, farmer, r 241 W. Fair i
GOODWIN JOHN B., lawyer, 27 Whitehall, r 188 S. Pryor
Goodwin Julia C. Miss, teacher Storrs School, bds 104
Houston I
Goodwin M. Fillmore, elk J. P. Babb, bds 242 Decatur
Goolsby George (c), lab, r 129 Wheat )
Goolsby John R., with Howard, Wood & Co', r 41 Marietta
Goolsby Thomas W., elk, bds 60 Cone
Gordon Addison (c), blacksmith, Peachtree, bey limits, r
370 N. fcollins ^
Gordon Anderson (c), carpenter, r rear 133 E. Cain
Gordon Catherine, wid Martin, r 428 Marietta
Gordon David (c), drayman T. S. Lewie;, r 12 Chapel
GORDON FRANK, lawyer, 40 Marietta, r Kirk wood
Gordon George (c), lab, r 124 North av
Gordon George, junk, r Morgan, nr Spring '
GORDON HUGH H., coal, wood, lime, cement and light-
ning rods, 45 N. Pryor, r Kirkwood, Ga
Gordon John B. Genl. (Mark W. Johnson & Co.), r Kirk-
wood, Ga
Gordon John B., engineer E. Haiman, r Means, Bellwood
Gordon Lewis (c), driver, r 18 George
Gordon Lula (c), wks Coiton Factory, r 17 Thurmond
Gordon Martha (c), seamstress, r 94 Houston
Gordon Martin, wks Wilkins, Post & Co., r 428 Marietta
Gordon Mary (c), laundress, r esHilliard, 2dn of E. Harris
GORDON THOMAS W., physician, 62 Peachtree, r 113
Peachtree ^
Gordon Tobias (c)^ wks Winship & Bro
Gordon Walter S., capitalist, bds KimWl House
Gordon Wesley (c), lab, r 19 Thurmond
Gordon Willis (c), engineer Porter & Meakin, r 190 E.
Hunter
Gordon Zachariah H , Rev., r 171 Crew
Gorman Emily (c), domestic Kimball House, r 311 E.
Hunter
Gorman William, printer Constitution
Gorree Andrew (c), wks W. W. McAfee, r al n of Wheat, w
of Butler
Gorree Nannie W., wid Eli, r 56 Spring
Gosman Virginia, wid Frederick, r 140 Nelson
Goss Charles T., elk W. H. Brotherton, r 51 E. Mitchell
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<Jouge Charles' N.. fc l^t^'^i ^ ^OJE.^Iabama ' ' ^
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^7 iottd"-- ' ^-"ck a. ^on, r Foster. 4th . &
Oouldinf Thoma? B 1 ^^ ^'l ' ^ Hannicutt ^
Couldsnfith Theie^rP'"'''",' ' 25 $cott '5
■ Powers '*''*^°'^ ^■' J^'^^ler. 64J Whitehall, bds 20 *
2^X^RiirardVc7'h''T"''128Mangum _
Goza LvVitt C. tenrBr„\V^'*^ •
Gracy Jesse (c), wks Lvnrh at* ^" ^' ^ ^5 Crew •
Grady Ann i 'wW W.^S Ms^.'^' ' !! Thurmond
■Grady David hplnnr w ^ . V? ^®*<'*>'''ee ♦
GRADY mmrw !h ^ V- ^' ^^ 56 N. Bu tier •
Orady M. K E,?^y^ta,S-«'"«on, r 353 Peachtree '
Grady Stephen T., saloon ^^F?, k , ■ ^
Graham B^Sm'in L ^ik D H n' '"^1 "^ ^^- ^^i' '^
Grah^am George ^'(^^S^i^S'^-^^^'^l^ -
^ r 21 Kichmond ^ ^' ^'^''^'^S elder A. M. E. Church,
•Graham William A ri ,.,,•? Pfachfree i
Oraham Jack^J tgt rMflLl^^ ^- ^'^'^
Gram Ing cieme^tila ffisf ,^|||'«
Gram ing 0. F. screw cutter W /a °!J""i,
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__Peachtree___ '°^' Spaldmg & Co.), r 204 W. §^
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Gramling Miles A., fireman W. & A. R. R., r 222 Manenm
Gramling Richard A., train hand W. & A. R. R., bds 3S
Alexander
Gramling R. M., carpenter W. & A. R. R
Gramling Samuel W., elk Ballard Bros, r 49 Magazine
Gramling, Spalding & Co. (J. R. Gramling, R. D. Spalding^
and T. A. Gramling), whol boots and shoeB, 14 Deca-
tur . j,
Gramling Thomas A., engineer W. & A. R. R i
Gramling Tiromas A. (Gramling, Spalding & Co.), r 35
Powers J
GRAMLING WILLIAM G., master car builder W. & A.
R. R., r 175 Haynes
Gramling William S., dry goods, 31 Peachtree, bds 65
Peachtree
Grandison Thomas (c), lab, r ws Milliard, 2d s of Forrest
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Graniti John, fruits and confectionery, 2H S. Broad
Grant Augustus (c), lab, r 248 Crew
Grant Benjamin (c), lab, r 9 Lawshe ]\\--^-
Grant Callie Miss, teacher, bds 3 Capitol pi '' V
Grant Cone (c), drayman, r 73 Richmond . ^
Grant Dock (c), waiter D. W. Allen
Grant Frank (c), lab, r 27 Moseley
Grai^t Francis (c), porter J. M. Alexander, f 143 E. Baker
Grant Frederick T., chf elk A. & W. P. R. E., r 77 Decatur
Grant Irby H., wks W. & A. R. R
Grant Jacob (c), carpenter Lynch & Lea, r 247 Richard-
son
Grant John T., capitalist, r 319 Peachtree
Grant J. D., conductor W. & A. R. R
Grant Katie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Grant Lemuel (c), lab, r 248 Crew
GRANT LEMUEL P., pres A. & W. P. R. R., 32 Loyd, r
Grant, nr Glenn
Grant Lemuel P. Jr., r 126 Jackson
Grant Miles (c) lab, r 208 Mangum
Grant Richard (cj, butler G. Wilkins, r 248 Crew
Grant Robert Rev. (c), pastor Zion Hill Church, r 43 Rich-
mond
Grant Robert Jr. (c), (Gunn & Grant), r 43 Richmond
Grant Thomas (c), lab, r 27 Moseley
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Grasty William C Tr ?,o Joh^nson & Smith
Graved Abrarm'(c) "l^^CflV'Si^n" «°"-
Graves Anna Miss, r 182 Luckie ' ^^
Graves Elijah c)?X& Block"''''' " .
Gra;ifamr,5;'pr^"n'/Bl^^^-^^« •- '
Graves James S., carnenter r 1 9« w t> i_
Grim w-u- ^'''' ' 182 Luckie - - '■■:
GravTt wSit:^Tt:^WA 1 1' ^^ 2^« E. Fair
Gray^Andrew (e/..^— ^^^^^^^
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berry ' sawyer, 33J Whitehall, r 14 Castle-
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Gray James R 'lawye? si'whtf l"1?'' L^f ^^^^g""-
Gray James T bklnr 7 a b ^^''f ^1' F ^^ W- Mitchell
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Gray Mack (c), porter John Stephens & Co., r ss Currier,
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Gray Martha W., wid J. D., r 272 E. Fair
Gray Mary, wid William, r 434 E. Fair
Gray Nelson (c), wks E. Haiman, r 24 Victoria
of Irrin""^' ^^^ ^'''* ^ ^^' ^' ^'' ^ ^® Randolph, 2d s
^''^^FJrt^'"*^ ^"^^^ ^^"^^^^ ^' ^' Goldsmith & Co., r 303
^?Z w!!r ''°'^^''' 1 ^°^?* W & A. R. R., bds 172 Luckie
Gray William H., plumber, bds 77 Terry i
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO., S. Good-
lett, manager; teas and coflfees, 75 Whitehall
Green Allison L., bkkpr A. C. & B. F. Wyly
Green Anna, wid John, r 142 Decatur
Green A. F., elk, bds 37 Larkin
Green Benjamin Cc), lab, r 83 Humphries
Ma^^ u''^°^'^ ^^'' ^^^ H^^nicutt & Bellingrath, r 249
' ^^^ w of* Pete^' ^^^^^ ^' ^' ^^^"^^^^^ ^ ^s McDaniel, 6th
Green Donald (c), lab, r 107 Ellis ^ '
Green Eli B flagman A-L. Ry, r Decatur, nr limits
Green Elizabeth J., wid J. C. r 43 W. Harris
Green Emanuel (c), lab, r 245 W. Fair
Green Esther J., wid J. F., r 104 Wheat
Green Frank (c). drayman, r 112 Walker
Green Frank L., elk, r Lee, nw cor Irwin, W. E
^reen George, car inspector, r 249 Mangum
Green George G engineer A. & W. P. R. R., r 249 Mangum
Green Georgia S. Mrs., seamstress, r rear cor Wheat and
longe
Green Gilbert (c), lab. r ws N. Collins, 2d n of Cox
Green Henry H., physician, r 37 Larkin
Green James (c), truckman W. & A. R R
Green Jesse, elk H. Wolfe, r W. E
Green Jesse M., carpenter, bds 43 W. Harris
Green John D., trav. agt., bds 31 N. Pryor :
So^^i^ T®P^^' policeman, r 69 N. Calhoun ^ 4
UKJl..fcN J. TV., genl manager Ga. R. R., r Augusta. Ga
Elam Johnson s^^sx^igars aito Toiuccoat
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Green Moses (c),' r^?6 SuZ al ""• ^'*^''^' ' ^^O Wheat
■ Green Nancy (c), laundress r i fir.
Green Patsy rcl p^v , k?« , •^°°®8 al
Green PhilinVc^ i^ •' ^ ^^ Boulevard
Green SmondV.Tfrf'/u^* H^'^on • -
Green l^^^t^?^!^i^^^l^:.^^o.i, r 127 Wheat
Green Sarah Mrs, grocer %mr.**"''°°
Green Sarah J. Alifg ht'tr^ Pi""!"'"
Green Timothy (c) 'wks \?' ^\ ^l ^- Harris
Green Walter/flagian A-L r/' \ ^■' ' ^^ Jones al
Green Wellford (c^wks W A^-p' ^ecatur, nr limits
Green Wesley, wks F^kt ^- ?• ^ • ' 40 Newton
Green WiWi '(c) Jab ,32 '^"Vp^^ ^- Harris
Green William rW Ju°: , ^* ^- ^
Green Wil aS H^'cTk rTm'^rf'' '.^^^ ^-^^^^
friz AirM^teS^- «-• <^- ^•. ' ^e Crew
Greene Augustus M., asst Librlrian Y. M. L. A., r 51 Gil
GrlZ ^a^s^i ^^elWf L°' ^^*^- & Co.), r 56 Crew
Greene Clem C.dep sheriff aSlTi'* * 1'°' ' 51 Gilmer
Greene E. Hadl^, W^^l^.f teefalfTlls Peach
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Greer Gilbert (c), waiter E. Cahn
Greer Gray, wks Cotton Factory
Greer Isaac (c), carpenter Lynch & Lea, r 35 Reed
Greer Isaiah, wks Cotton Factory, r 123 Marietta
Greer John, fireman W. & A. R. R , bds 121 Rhodes '
Greer John (c), wks Atlanta Agrl Works
Greer Luke, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Greer Morris (c), lab, r 289 N. Calhoun i
Greer Rufus (c), drayman, r 9 E. Mitchell !
Greer William W., student, bds 61 Marietta
Greeson Emmette M. (Greeson & Hooks), r 11 S. Terry
GREESON & HOOKS (E. M. Greeson and H. E. Hooks),
real estate agts, contractors and builders, 1 Decatur.
Gregg Henry (c), painter, r es Rawson, 2d n of Hood
Gregg Joseph R., with Beck, Gregg & Co., bds 144 S. Pryor,
Gregg Richard a, r 40 Smith
Gregg William A. (Beck, Gregg & Co.), r 85 Pulliam I
Gregory D. Stokes, grocer, 82 Peachtree, r 149 Ivy
Gregory H. Archer, entry elk Crane, Boylston & Co., bds
40 S. Broad
Gregory JohS R., r 40 S. Broad
Gregory J. R. Mrs., artist, 40 S. Broad
Gresham James T., feeder W. C. Dodson, bds 35 Bartow
Gresham J. J., train hand W. & A. R. R.. r 124 Marietta
Gresham Lonnie A., wks Shuttle Bros., r 50 S. Broad
Gresham Sallie, wid William, r 50 S. Broad "
Gresham Sterling (c), lab, r 89 Larkin
Gresham Thomas G., hostler W. & A. R. R., bds 136 E.
Forsyth
Gresham William, physician, r 339 Luckie
Gresham Willie, student, bds 35 Bartow
Gress G. V. (A. B. Steele & Co.), r Dubois, Ga
Greubb Rudolph, engineer Elsas, May & Co., bds Hotel
Weinmeister
Grier Aaron G., trader, r 60 N. Forsyth
Griffin Charles (c), driver W. S. Wilson & Bro
Griffin Early A., lab, r 312 E. Hunter
Griffin Francis M., foreman W. &. R.R., r 70 Foundry
Griffin George G., physician, r 141 Nelson f
Griffin Henry (c), lab, r 180 E. Cain j
Griffin Hope H., bkkpr W. A. Taylor, bds 26 Luckie
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Griffin WiuTam I" fc T'W 'n 'v/^a Decatur ^°'^
Griffin Wyatt (cf wks P^rfo" T\9°'?«'"''^ & Co
Griffith Gforge barknr F f * ^eakin, r 144 Gray
^,^?5J' J?°t(c), laundrW r 6 iVells ■
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Grimes William Xys 79 8 '/orsyth
Grin.es William r 422 E Fair ''°'
Grimes W. p., helper A-L. Ry i . ^ ■ V
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Grisham Andrew' S driver^r*/-^:,^- ' £6/. Butler
. Hightower ^' ^- ^- ^'Ison & Bro., r 65
Orisham Charles (c), driver W « wi
Hightowar ' ^- ®' ^'^son & Bro., r 65
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Grist Wilhs, tel mess., bds 66 W. Simpson
Grizzard Joseph, lab, r Magazine, 1st e of Mangum
Grizzard Irene, wid James, r Parker, nw cor Scott
Grizzard Minnie Miss, wks Cotton Factory
Grizzard Sallie Miss, r Magazine, 1st e of Mangum
^"^^^o ^?^^^°^^^ *^' ^^*^ Chamberlin, Boy nt on & Co., r
103 Windsor
Groce John S, broker, r 15J S. Broad '
Grogan Anna Miss, domestic A. E. Cohen ^
Grogan Francis D., elk J. J. Powell & Bro., r Alexander,
cor \Villiams
Grogan Jane Mrs., seamstress, r Lowe's al '
Grogen John W., greaser A-L. Ry, r 29 Yonge
Groom Ella Miss, mail elk Sunny South I
OROSSE CARL G., merchant tailor, 30 Whitehall, r TS-
Crew ^ '
Groves Alexander (c), lab, r 75 Pratt I
Groves James S., genl agt Men and Women's Mut. Relief
Fund Ass'n ;
Groves Johanna Miss, wks Cotton Factory
Groves John H., manager renting dept Frierson & Leak,
bds 152 S. Pryor
Groves Josiah (c), lab, r ss E. Cain, 3d e of Valentine '
Grubb Anna Miss, r 406 Marietta
Grubb Columbus, carpenter Winship & Bro " '
Grubb Henry C., with S. P. Richards, r 171 McDonoueb
Grubb John, printer Constitution
Grubb Lizzie H. Miss, bds 171 McDonough
Grubb Thomas J., wks E. Haiman, r 406 Marietta
Grubb William, manager B. F. Avery & Sons, bds Mark^
ham House
Grubb Winston C, wks E. Van Winkle & Co , r406 Marietta
Grubbs A. F., fireman W. & A. R. R
Grubbs Joseph E conductor A. & W. P. R. R., r 22 Moore-
Grubbs William W., carpenter F. S. Stewart, r 39 Jones av
Grubbs Wilson L., carpenter Winship & Bro., r 15 Jones av
Guerard A. C. Miss, bds 183 N. Collins
Guerin Adolnfeus, wks B. M. Branner, r 35 Eraser
Guerin John, butcher, bds 148 Luckie
Guess Henry P., marble cutter Bobbins Bro. & Co
Guest George W.. carpenter, r al s of Fair, w of Chapel
Guilford George P., with Phillips & Crew, bds Kimball
House \
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Guimarin Henry A ;;, jir'?^'' ^'^' ^2 W. Forsyth
Guimarin Thomas j' w!*^"'',**' ^ ^^ Hood ^'*'
Gullatt Edward I .irKJ'™^'"- ' 32 Hood
GuUatt H^ZJ J:;J'^K^''^ 80 Crew
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Gunn Lun,/wk8 [ih^^" '°'^' ' '' ^""'Pbnee
Gunn & GraS>c"r?H°RV ''^ ^'^' «»» « "^ Crumley
^ Humphrier- ^^^ ^^ ^"°" ^'^^ «• Grant), gSj, 50
GuS?g?*i^£^-p'd Charier bds 137 W. Peters I ^
«-^J^oS.f^^?-^ '^ Jones ; •: : ^ H
,'"t/7fej!;r,P-PrSo5^Sur.Inst., 67 Whitehall, r^^
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Guthman Aaron bkknr hI' ^l^^^'^^> r 217 E. Pair
Pryor "•'^^ ^- ^''^'^P' A. H^s & Bro., r 183
£pn te eatttt ?ii' ' ^ «• Forsyth f:^?
Guthrie w1S,'i'ks"ila'Cot' f'^..^*"'« zS
Guyton C. J, flagman A LRvr n*''*> ' ^^^ Marietta ^f
Gwin Castonia Miss? wks Cotton F^'f*"'' °' "«»i's J^ ^
Gwin Rachel Mi^wl^At^a.^^of pL't^ ^-.^^^^ ' gS
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Haas Herman, elk, r 206 S. Forsyth
Haas Isaac G. (A. Haas & Bro ), r Savannah, Ga ^
Haas Isaac H. (Hass & Co.), r Garnett *
Haas Jacob (Haas & Co.), r 184 S. Forsyth ■
Haas Jennette, wid Jacob, r 184 S. Forsyth 1
Haas & Co. (J. and I. H. Haas), cigar mnfrs, 32 E. Alabama
Hackett Henry, (c), drayman, r 92 S. Pryor . \
Hackett James, barkpr W. Jarrell, r 130 Luckie :
Hackett James S., cotton buyer, r 179 Luckie i
Hackett John T., with M. Franklin, r 38 Powers ]
Hackett William, watchman, r 89^ Whitehall I
Hackman John, driver H. Karwisch, r 144 Whitehall
Hackney William P., engineer W. & A. R.R., r 20 Mechanic
Hadcock Jane, wid George, r 51 Chapel
Haden Charles J., elk People's Mut. Relief Assn., bds 31 N.
Pryor
Hadley Frank M., machinist, r Pine, se cor Luckie
Hadley Thomas C., painter, r Pine, ne cor Luckie
Hafer William H., painter K C. Spence, r59 N. Collins \
Haffey William, asst. engineer Atl. Water Works
Hagan Benjamin, (c), lab, r al s of Forrest av, e of Calhoun
Hagan John T., varieties, 100 Whitehall, r 130 Whitehall
Hagerman J. M., r 221 N. Calhoun
Haggerty Julia Miss, domestic F. P. Reynolds ]
Hahn Edward F., coffinmkr, r 19 Williams *'
Hahn Ferdinand, elk Menko & Bro., bds Hotel Weinmeister
Haile Alexander J., physician, W. E., r 81 E. Alabama |
Haile Henry F., elk T. J. Haile, r 168 Whitehall 1
Haile Rougine C. Mrs., physician and matron Atla. Hos-
pital, r 81 E. Alabama j
Haile Thomas J., druggist, 168 Whitehall j
HAIMAN ELIA8, Southern Agricultural Works, Marietta,
opp. Mills, r 44 Walton
Haiman H., wks E. Haiman, bds 44 Walton
Hairston Charles A., baggagemaster W. & A. R. R
Hairston Jefferson M., carpenter, r 270 Mangum
Hairston Lillie Miss, r 270 Mangum
Hairston R.R., wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r 270 Mangum
Hairston Thomas, watchman Ga. B.R., r 258 Eraser :
Hairston William R., carpenter, r 18 Jenkins
Hales Mary A., wid John, bds es Randolph, 4th n of Hous-
ton
Haley Mary (c), cook, r 64 C. R. R 1
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Carriage Goods a specialty. PriceB can'i
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Hall Delia S wlr« a h "^*.'^2,' "^ ^^^ Paynes ^
Hall Ed wtrd g' caintr t m*-/*?'>' ' *7 kuudry
Hall Eliza A., wilw M r S^^R '*^' ^^ ^^^ W*!^"*
Hall Frank C^). hostler w'T^'pa^r^"" ' "
Tid ""^ ^^- ^- --J J- J- Hall), whol tobacco, 20
""'"h^us^' "'^"^"' ^- S- Signal Service, bds Kin^ball
Han h!"'^^:')'^*''''" George'
St H^n'-y. trav agt, bds 66 Fairlie
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Hall John, wks A«a ^ot p °?> ^f ^'"'^'^' «« cor Mills '
. Hall JohnC, tinner j W tt n'Zi^^^*^ W- Foundry
Hall John T.;Srer%Vvi^: a fW- Peters 7
Hall John T., sale elk a w aJ • i , -^
Hall John W'., tinn r mandmw^^ V ^"''«***'^
Hall Joseph A, bkknr P * r -r ?^ j/?*,®'^
Hall rA^& ^fiTZl^i^i f' Washington
worth), coffin mnfrs wi^f ' ^^^S"" and J. H. Ells-
Hall Mary Mis? wks Cotton F°°l "'^ ""^ E"'""
Hall Marion E mIss r Mni« ^*°""'?' "^ ^^ W. Foundry
Hall Roj„ i^"- ' ^ Dili's, se cor Luekifi "^
Hall Redona Miss, teacher, r 285' W Pet„«
■Hall Rius (c) barber Irt-ii r>„„„. "• f eters
Hall Sallie M 8s, with Ga S^ft p '' ^f^ l^ ^e"**"
Hall Samuel M. bkknr LKH^Vf.} 'r,'*^ ^- Mitchell
Si lusr Mrwfd Helir. T '• ^^'t'' ' '' ^- ^o^ndry
Hall Thomas, (^^tSSel'rl^'S'rl';' ^^ ^-"^^
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Hall William, r 1 Fulton Spinning Mill i m ;-
Hallahan David, baggagemaster Ga. R. R., r 123 Decatur
Hallman John C. (High tower & Hallman), r 22 Powers
Hallman Marcellus B., elk A. G. Candler & Co., bds Cone^
cor Luckie
Hallock Edward J., prof, chemistry Sou. Med. College, bds
Kimball House
Haltiwanger Albert J., bkkpr Crane, Boylston & Co., r 35
Luckift J
Ham James L.. binder, bds 318 Decatur
Ham Thomas (c), wks H. E. Erminger, r 65 Rawson
Ham William J. (Keown & Ham), r 318 Decatur
Hambrick Albert- (c), lab, r 46 W. & A. R. R
Hambrick Caroline E., wid J. A., r 31 Bell ;"
Hambrick Isaac E., wks E. Haiman, r 31 Bell
Hambright R., flagman A-L. Ry, r Decatur, nr limits
Haiabrick Thomas, elk Ry M. S., bds 11 E. Cain
Hamby Aaron F., wks W. & A. R. R., r 161 Luckie
Hamby A. C, carpenter, r 264 Eraser
Hamby William J., carpenter, r 44 Venable
Hamil Eliza, wid E. R.. bds 140 W. Baker
Hamil Toodie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Hamilton Alexander, wks Traynham & Ray, r 165 N.
Butler 1 /
Hamilton ^Amanda Miss, wks Selig Bros., r 304 Luckie
Hamilton Augustus, (c), wks A-L. Ry, r 116 Gray
Hamilton Benjamin (c), restaurant, 113 W, Peters, r Gar-
nett, nr Whitehall
Hamilton Fanny, wid Edwin, r 8J W. Hunter
Hamilton Frances Miss, wks Selig Bros., r 304 Luckie -
Hamilton Jane E. Miss, wks Selig Bros, r 304 Luckie
Hamilton Liday E. (Hamilton & Hudson), r 86 Gilmer
Hamilton Milton (c), wks Traynham & Ray
Hamilton Richard (c), lab, r 234 McDonpugh
Hamilton Thomas (c), wks Atla. Flo^p^ills
Hamilton William, elk W. & A. R. R., r 60 Cone
Hamilton Willis (c), lab, r 18 W. Simpson
Hamilton & Hudson (L. E. Hamilton and J. W. Hudson),
com mers, 21 E. Alabama
Hammett A. A. with W. & W. Mnfg Co, r 16 Newton
Hammett J. E., with Singer Mnfg Co
Hammett Mattie A., wid James B., r McAfee, cor Hunni-
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,HamaK,nd Anderson (c), watchman, r Formwalt.l^t « of
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Hammond Edward M., r W E
Hammond oJo^ra^ Vw' ^"^'i^ ^^^ . , '
Hammond George W carnJnfi; w- '' J-^°T'°«*°°' Ga
Hayden ' "^'Penter Winship & Bro., r 16
Hammond Henry, wks Aerl Works r <; mjii '
Hammond Henry C. witfp w I ' i ^*'l?
Hammond James re) Tib r «^nr°°^' ^'' ^^ N. Pryor
£---d James, Si's A^ia m^S' ''' « "^ ^ortS *-
Hammon^^Milton (e), dtyla'nTarl-^rl... . ..
Hammond Noble (c), mason P. Lynch ■
£ron1&ert%Pttkmis<f ?"P^^' ">'' '' ^"etta
Hammond Stephen rcVS^" ^^"""^ * ^ea
Hammond TheCre a' M^v^T?,' i ^ K°»>erts
tree • ^'*^"**°« ^^ ''Ik Kimball House, bds 158Peach-
Harrnd'A^^,lSmY-J/;i^7 student, r 158 Peachtree
Hammond William c' ^^l p n?" i'^''^' ' <^"ffin- Ga
HAMMOND WlLUAkR L^' ^''^^ ^^ Peachtree
S. Pryor "^'^^^^ «•. lawyer, 23^ Whitehall, r 283
Hampton Chandler l«h t Tk„
Hampton GeorgeVc) wks P^,«?^*V7 °*"" Chatham
Hampton Harrfwn rc^wW- n. T ^^^- ' 202 Elliott
Hampton Presley, engineer F W w^??'.' ^« ^U"
Hampton Wade (i) wks 1 ff ' w •ift'*^ * S°°' ^ 221 Port
Hamrick N. R., dry J^ «" w Mv^u*,?"- ' ^ Roberts
Hancock Amanda ^fHrL^oSn'^""; ' ^^^^^boro
Hancock Charner J^mollr KK-^r^'^' ' ^^ Bartow
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HANCOCK FRANK G., whol stationery, paper, blank
books and steam power paper box and blank book
mnfr and commercial printer, Broad, se cor Alabama,
r 69 Forrest av
Hancock James A., engineer C. R.R., r 36 Davis ^ ' ^^
Hancock Jane (c), domestic, r 172 W. Hunter " -
Hancock Lucy Mrs., r 15 Bartow
Hancock Robert A. elk W. P. & W. F. Patillo, bds 80 Nelson
Hancock William A., grocer, 249 W. Mitchell, r 36 Davis
Hancock William H., bkkpr Frierson & Leak, r 80 Nelson
Hand Mattie Mrs., bds 48 Bartow
Haney George W., blacksmith W. & A. R.R, r 15 Mechanic
Haney Hannah Mrs., r 19 Magazine
Haney Henry P., blacksmith W. & A. R. R., r 19 Mangum
Haney Jacob J., bricklayer, r 87 S. Broad
Haney Joe A. Mrs., dressmkr, 64 Whitehall, r 87* S. Broad
Haney Thomas, molder W. & A. R. R., r 19 Magazine
Hankerson Joseph (c), wks Longley, Robinson «& Co., p
214 Fort ^ V
Hanks William M., elk J. E. O'Brien, r 55 Butler
Hanleiter Ida Miss, dressmkr M. Rich & Bro., r 189 White-
hall
Hanlein Henry, bkkpr, r 55 Whitehall
Hanlon Jrseph, grocer, 20 W. Foundry -^-
Hanlon Julia, wid Cornelius, r 123 Decatur
Hanna Bessie H. Miss, teacher Ivy Street School, r 240 W.
Peach tree
^annaford Charles H., grocer, 35 Brick >' -
Hannah F. O., drayman, r 341 Peachtree
Hannah Leroy, trainband C. R. R., r 41 Yonge - '^
Hannel Willjam, bds 155 Fillmore '-
Hannon, Lou, Mrs., folder Sunny South, bds 41 W. Simp-
son *=y ^
Hansen Andrew J., elk Harle & Jenkins, r 368 S. Pryor
' Hansel! William A., elk Harle & Jenkins, r 368 S. Pryor
Hansford Lena B, Miss, with W. & W. Mnf g Co., r 196 Jones
Hansford Susan H., wid L. B., r 196 Jones
Hansley William, engineer A-L. Ry.,r 16 Hilliard
Hanson Elihu B., carpenter, r 58 Horton
Hanson Green, helper A-L. Ry
Hanson John C, wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r 16 Scofield
Hanson Robert, wks Traynham & Ray, r 58 Horton k
Hanvey George M., elk, r 85 E. Hunter ^
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Haralson Hugh A. (Mark W. !ohn«>n & Co.). r Kirkwood.
"""m PeT^K' ""'' ''^' '^'^ Comptroller-General, bds
^«rK-° ?'i?'"^«^' T^s Wilkins & Post, r 4 Newton
larh n J«ff«'««». Wacksmith, r 77 W FoundTy
K h^^' ''"nnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Harbin Thomas A., carriagemkr. r 4 Newton
H"bor Joseph (c), lab. r 224 Foundry ° '
Harbuck Edward, baker, r 18 Bricfi
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bds 83 N. Prj^r ^•' ^'''^P' Comptroller- General.
Harden Clementina, wid Geor?P r Kn a n j
Harden Maria Mrs^Varietie's??^ MarieUa ^"'^
Harden Sophronia Miss.r 50 S. Broad
Kl'' S^"u ' ^;' ''^^ J- M. Bridwell, r 37 S Moore
Hardin Edinburgh (c), restaurant, 97 Whitehall
Hardin Lewis (c), wks Niles & Tryon MS Butlir
"""pTacK ^■' f' «°"- of^R.i.::eiLtail:'es, r 229
Hardin Mattie Miss, r 229 Peachtree.
K-° o *,v y^'^'f' •^^'"««' >• 336 Decatur
Hwd n ?V nf/ '/t**^'! '='^''''°g- 114 Marietta
HABDING^ioSE^pVl'^' ^- E- Block, rl04S Pryor
""Marie^fa " ^" '""'^*«" ^°"'^"'' Cop/ing Co.,
Hardison Thomas S., mer, r 87* Whitphflll
^"iTjoi'''' ^- ^^^ P-ber/offiSn^'i Co., r 99 Wash-
^"Olit '"^'" ^^^' *'"" *8t G. W. Scott & Co., r 129
W^Ia^-"^ i°'^,P^' "^^ Brewery, bds 56 E Baker
Hardwick Nea . tailor, bds 56 ^. Baker
Hardy Adam, lab, r IggFW.
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Hardy Hawpton (c), lab, r 156 Gray
Hardy Henry (c), wks W. K. Booth, r 155 Elm
Hardy Isaac (c), lab, r Walnut, Ist s of Foundry
Hardy James wka E. Haiman, r Love, se cor Fraser
ntrnl ^^^'S'^V ^^°^"^^^ ^^- ^ A. R R, r 4 Spencer
Hardy Samuel M., carpenter, r 162 W. Hunter • '
Hargis Richard R., conductor W. & A. R R
Hargrove Thomas B., engineer W. & A. R. R , r 27 E
Foundry * *
Hargrove Richard (c), lab, r 29 Reed
Harkins John, with Moore, Marsh <fe Co,, r 58 Luckie
Harkins John, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 169 Mari-
etta
Harkins J. C, train hand W. & A. R. R
Harkins T. F., train hand W. & A. R. R
garland Edward, lab, r 19 Corput
Harle James W (Harle & Jenkins), r 70 Walton
Harrle Joseph, elk, bds 26 Luckie
Harle & Jenkins (J. W. Harle and J. W. K. Jenkins est),
fertilizer dealers, 41 S. Broad '
Harley George (c), wks Maddox, Rucker & Co
Harlm James, driver, r rear 288 Fraser
Harlow Alexander B , bkkpr, r 89 S. Pryor
Harman Charles E., bkkpr Kimball House
Harman Josephus B., carpenter, r 78 Walker
Harman Richard, (c), wks J. C. Evius, r 54 Mills
Harmell Henry, (c), lab, r Butler, sw cor Ellis
Harmon Jeremiah (c) drayman, r Mills, 1st w of Williams
Harmon Richard, (c), lab, r Mills, nw cor Lovejoy
Harmsen Carl, bkkpr, r 99 Mangum •
Harmsen Carl G., wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 99 Man-
Harper Alfred, (c), porter Dohme & Duffy ^ '
Harper Bennett, lab, bds 48 Formwalt
^^ WheaV^^^'' (c), wks Akers & Bro., r Hilliard, 2d n of
^^^Sd'^s^^^EUio^'^^' wisAtla. Cot. Fact'y, bds ws Henry,
^*^Pf Jfi^^^® ^- ^^^ ^'^^- ^ot. Fact'y, r ns Newton, w
of Elliott ] ! '^ ' .^r
Harper Henry (c), drayman, r rear 1S2 W. Peters
Harper Howard (c), wks Atla. Cot. Factory
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Harralson John bds QQW u- *^im- g
HarralsonL.F'withM w''"',S'°'» 5
„^ Forsyth ^^ "''^ ^- Harraison, Bros & Co., bds 31 N i
xlarralson MaHicA^K* /nr x^ ' ^'- ^'*' (M2
•^^ Whitehif '^"^ (M- Harralson. Bros & Co.). r 073 "-«
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Harris Benjamin, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Harris Benjamin, wks J. B. Harris, r country
Harris Betty Mrs., r 180 Marietta
Harris Bruce, painter, bds 160 Nelson
Harris Charles (c), porter Langston, Crane & Co., r 66
Rawson • !
Harris Charles B , bkkpr Akers & Bro., bds 77 Decatur I'
Harris Clement R , city tax assessor, office City Hall, r 325
Peachtree .,
Harris Columbus C, student, r 51 Howell
Harris Cynthia J. Miss, r 41 W. Hunter
Harris Daniel B., bkkpr E. S. Gay, bds 325 Peachtree
Harris Eliza F., wid H. B , r 22 Stonewall
Harris Elizabeth H., wid D. H., r 180 Marietta !
Harris Ella, wid David, r 7 Magazine
Harris George (c), lab, r 145 Pine I
Harris George, (c), lab, r rear 226 W. Mitchell
Harris George, train hand W. & A. R. R
Harris George W., dentist, 48 Marietta, bds Kimball House
Harris Henry, (c), lab, r ns McDaniel, 4th w of Peters
Harris Henry, (c), wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y., r Billiard, nr
Wheat
Harris Henry, (c), wks J. J. McClendon, r 7 Irwin
Harris Henry H. (c), painter, r 72 Richardson
Harris Hilliard H., carpenter, bds 31 W. Garnett
Harris Hiram D., oil delivery, bds 268 Jones
Harris Horatia (c), carpenter, r 111 Stonewall ♦
HARRIS ISAAC P., with A. C. Ladd, r 49 Hood
Harris Jack N., teller Gate City Nat. Bank, bds 124 Peach-
tree 1^
Harris James (c), barber Nat. Hotel., r 117 W. Mitchell
Harris James (c), bellboy Kimball House, r 57 W. Garnett
Harris James, student, bds 264 Jones i
Harris James (c), wks Chess Carley Co , V j
Harris James (cj, wks Lynch & Lea
Harris James D., engineer W. & A. R. R., bds 268 Marietta
Harris James 0., State and County tax receiver, City Hall,
r 325 Peachtree
Harris Jennie Mrs., bds 228 S. Pryor ^
Harris Jeptha A. wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 129 W.
Baker \ m
Harris Jeremiah (c), lab, r Lowe al '^ \
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Harris John wk« i .1'' 'J^ ^"«J» . ^ W. Ji,
Harris John Vj^lo' wS^*"*> ' '
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Harris John P stnA i 'J ^""^'^ al • i ^ ■
Harris John h" SrV *^^2^ J°°e8 ^ ^ ' ■
Harris John SmT r:/- ^"S^^i'lon >' I '
Harris Joseph fc^i»K°°°° ^^"^e . . '
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Harris Mary A 'ici W-"' ^- ^ ^viiitehall
Harris Mary R ' w d 7 h/"^-,'.'^ ^''^f^e ■
Harris Moses (c) ^rt.l m ^ ^^ ^- ^^'e^s
Harris Nancy,^ ^'id^W T^^^' •^°^°«°° & Co., r W E
Harris Natha^^ Glfph Jcla„ ^|\\?'^^h. nr limits'"- "^
tree * J'^'^^n, 3 W. Wall, bds 325 Peach
Harris Robert, fireman Tlrv ''^' '^ ^""« ■
Harris Sarah wiH pmT.* ^^
Harris Solomo^ fc^^ n= ^?' ^ ^ Magazine ; - . .
Harris SquheArTol' ' ^^ ^'^««r '
Harris Stanleton T ? '.Orme, se cor North av
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Ham" ?Jor: c1' r^''^' '2 Duns al ' " ^ '
bury "'^'^ («^.- truckman Union Depot, r 20 Brad-
s';;!: S^alt ^S' fks Vol^"^ ^'l: - of Chapel ,
^ Garnett ' "^ ^'^Sley, Robinson & Co., r 31 W
Harris Walton P with «♦ .
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Harris William (c), lab, r 70 C. R. R
Harris William (c), wks I. D. McElveen, r Jennibgs al
Harris William H., machinist, bds ss Henry, 2d e of El-
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Harris W. W., fireman W. & A. R. R
Harris Young (c), wks Maddox, Rucker & Co
"arrison Abigail L. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV, bds 164
W. Simpson A . ^ . .. . -^ | ~
Harrison Alfred (cBab. r 161 E. Cain - !
Harrison Bros (L. W and W. H. Harrison), woodyard. 42
N. Broad and 165 Decatur / ' ^
Harrison Catherine Mrs., wks Atl. Cot. Fact'y ! !
Harrison Daniel (c), lab, r Gunby row, nr Decatur i J
Harrison Edgar G., elk A. D. Fuller, bds 236 W. Peters I
Harrison Ephraim (c), lab, r 102 Eraser i
Harrison George, r 8 Official row, Jamestown ]
Harrison George M., butcher, Whitehall, nw cor Hum-'
phries
Harrison George W., elk Harrison Bros., bds 36 Decatur
Harrison George W., r 58 Walton
Harrison James E., grocer, r 224 W. Peters
Harrison James P., printer, r 134 McDoneugh
" Harrison Jas. P. & Co.," Information Refiised at 29 S.
Broad i * ^^
Harrison John H., carpenter, r 10 Gartrell
Harrison John T., pressman, bds National Hotel
Harrison Landrum M. (Harrison Bros.), bds 36 Decatur
Harrison Lewis (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r rear 102 Eraser
Harrison Marcus T., elk S D. Haslett, r 175 W. Peters
Harrison Martha S. Miss, wks Atla, Cot. Fact'y, bds 64 W.
Simpson j
Harrison Osborn (c). lab, r 65 W. Peters
Harrison S. E. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 64 W. Simp-
son j -
Harrison Sallie, r 10 Thompson ' ^
Harrison Tillman C, supt city stable, r 323 E. Fair
Harrison William H. (Harrison Bros.), bds 44 Decatur
Harrison William H. (c), lab, r 166 E. Harris ^
Harrison Zadok D. (Harrison ifePeeples), and elk Supreme
' ' Court, r Decatur, Ga
171 111 lAHIUOniVI Headquarters for Florida O^gis, MsssDrT
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Hart William H with d^f,?*'^""'! ' '%
Hart. ^HaS'brelm^ ^h^^^^or^^ ^l
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Butler ' *"'°^' S^'^art & Smith,
Hartsfield Leo (cT waUefV 2?^^"^^^ , '
Decatur ' ^"''P' ^cGeever & Brennan, bds 404 « Z
Harvey Frank (c), bufchpr i- fti u 1 Off
Harvev Geara^ f^\ "u'cner, r 61 Rawson . ■ d.
Harvey Holmes?' l?:^' '/'"J-50 Decatur W^
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«8 Harville Lucinda R., wid William H., r 10 Pratt
I Harville William (c), driver, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E
^ • Harwell Grive D., sec Men and Woman's Relief Fund
Jg g Assn, r Edge wood, Ga
g^HarwellJohnH. (Harwell & Bro.), r 10 W. Simpson
1^ ^ HABWELL JOHN M., engines, agricultural machinery,
— o belting, etc, 79 and 81 S. Broad, r 136 S. Forsyth
1^ Harwell Levi H., elk Cotton Compress, r 136 S. Forsyth
Harwell William D. (Harwell and Bro), bds rear 124 Ma-
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CD Harwell & Bro. (J. H. and W. D. Harwell), grocers,' 324 Ma-
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HASKELL WALLACE W., genl ins agt; represents NI-
AGARA FIRE INS. CO. of N. Y., WESTCHESTER
INS. CO. of N. Y., WILLIAMSBURGH CITY INS.
CO. of N. Y., MECHANICS FIBE INS. CO. of Brook-
lyn, 29 Whitehall, r 67 N. Pryor . . .
' J^ Haskell W. W. Mrs., dressmkr, 71 N. Pryor, r 67 N. Pryor
-#3 Haskins Charles R., lawyer, 48 Marietta, bds 76 Spring
Haslett Samuel D., grocer, 175 W. Peters, r 58 Walker
g Haslett Selina A., wid W. N., r 105 Decatur
Hastings Thomas, watchman Ga. R. R., r 146 Mangum
5^ Hastings Thomas, Jr., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., r
■g" 146 Mangum
grHatcher Frank J., fireman W. & A. R. R., bds 69 Hill
g Hatcher James F., fireman W. & A. R. R., r 6 Newton "
O Hatcher Marcellus B., wks Longley, Robinson & Co., r G9
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"o Hatcher Margaret, wid Edmund, bds 69 Hill )'-.
.5 a Hatchett August (c),lab, r 247 W. Peters '-'^^- - i
-3 1 Hatfield George W. (c), wks Pellegrini & Castleberrv, r
^1 Chapel, nr Brick, ^'
o ^ Hatfield Nancy C. Mrs., dressmkr, r 200 N. Calhoun j ?-
3 Hatte Charles G., painter, r 16 Fowler j ^ ,^
Hatton George (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 16 Fowler j .
rr\ Hatton Robert, harnessmkr D. Morgan, r 27 E. Alabama >
yj. Haunson John T. (Byrd & Haunson), r W. E
\; Haverly Eugene, elk A-L. Ry, bds 242 Decatur
^^ Haverty James J., elk J. Ryan, bds 75 E. Hunter
Q^Haverty Michael, barkppr B. C. Johnson
HH Haverty Thomas, gardener, bds 40 Castleberry
.^Hawes James S., engineer, bds 43 W. Harris
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Sav ^7 ^. C, elk, bds 12 Pettis ' f ' .
Hajden AnnfFT'"' ' °'. ^°^' ^^^ « of Fort . ^
^a^uen Anna J. Miss, music teachpr iqq a i
Hayden Annie J., wid P r iqq t; p ' ^^ ®* ^'^^^
Hayps John (c^ lah r 9^ft i7
HAYES. seeSo ^A^f ^ Mangum- . , . ^
'Sie\ti'''''''' "^^. '^'^^ "*«' -"!» E. B. Eosser, r 156
Haygood>Francis M. Rev with q p r»- v. ^
etta -Kev., with S. P. Richards, r 155 Mari-
Haygood Jeremiah (c), lab, r 300 Grav ^1- •
^''Soi:r ^- ^-- P- ^^'l^Hlgh School, r 45 Mo-
^aygood Martha A. wid a Pi ,. ac \t tx
Havffood Mfl/.v /'^^ 1 u ^" ^ ^^ McDonouffh
Hayne street School (c), 98 Havne
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Haynes Judith A., wid Reuben, r 154 W. Mitchell
Haynes Moses (c), truckman Sou. Exd. Co., r 79 Martin
Haynes Richard O., policeman, r 154 W. Mitchell
Haynes Sarah, wid B. F., r 30 Newton
Haynes William A., watchmkr and jeweler, 10 Marietta, r
128 Mangum .
Haynes William L , carpenter A-L. Ry
Haynes William M., bkkpr J. J. Cohen's Sons, bds 58
Fairlie
Haynie James, brickmason, r 87^ Broad
Haynie William L., wks A L. Ry, bds 37 E. Mitchell
Hays Alexander C, carpenter, 81 Whitehall, r 132
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Hays George W. (c), barber, 12 E. Wall, r 25 Clifford
Hays John A., engineer W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes
Hays John B , r 46 N. Butler ' i
Hays MoUie Miss, dressmkr, r 132 Thompson
Hays Nathan (c), carpenter Court House
Hays Richard D., tailor L. H. Clarke, r 75 Whitehall
Hays William T., carpenter Porter & Meakin, r
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Hays Willis (c), helper W. & A. R. R * ' I
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Haywood Samuel (c), waiter, r rear 20 Frazer ^ I
Haywood Stephen (c), drayman, r 166 Ellis !
Haywood William (c), lab, r 104 Gray j
Hazel ton Thomas B., branch agt Singer Mnfg Co., r 65
Alexander
Hazlett John H., lab, r Factory, 8th s of Ga R. R . -
Head James A., butcher, r^284 E. Fair
Head Tandy H., r 73 Luckie p
Healey Peter C, plasterer, bds 97 Luckie ^
Healey Thomas G. (T. G. Healey & Son), pres Atlanta Ga*
Lt. Co., 20 Peachtree, r 77 Ivy
Healey T. G. & Son (T. G. & W. T. Healey), contractors and
ii i builders and brick mnfrs, office 20 Peachtree
Healey William T. (T. G. Healey & Son), bds 77 Ivy j
Heard Anna (c), student, r 15 Mays al >
JO Heard Hardy (c), brickmason Court House
^ Heard Henry (c), butler Dr. E. L. Connally
f^ Heard Henry (c), waiter R. Arndt
j§ Heard Isaac (c), porter Harrison & Peeples, r 15 Crumley
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Jlearn Isarcissa Miss, r 55 Tattnall •**
Heafh Fh-U A AT • *^- ^^ ood, r 100 Ellis P"
U. Jo's/- '''"' '*^^^^- Crew St. School, r 50 Mc- '
Hf'.K ^"^o/g"- 'J-ain hand A-L. Rv *
HeatS rs'''\^- fj''n^'^««""''. 100 Ellis
Hebrew Benevolent ConereffatiVm «„„„ t, *
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He^L'^ M ^- * C"-' 18 S. Forsyth ' . ' §
Heer%Sl?r * ^iss, wks Atfa. Cot. Fact'y »*
SrJ San e T ^F^'Sl ^^/^"«"^. '299 Marietta f'.'
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■neinz Charles (fleinz <fe Berkele anH T « ur ♦ . ^ ^
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HEm MERffiE?C^°H*^"M^i''<^^'^13 Whitehall ^
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H«w^ T .C'>»'1«8. baker F. M. Jack, r 36 Butler
Helton John, carpenter W. & A. R. R ""^'
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Hemphill Robert A., bkkpr Constitution, r Peachtree, ne
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HEMPHILL WILLIAM A., business manager Constitu-
. tion, r 400 Peachtree
Henderson Alexander (c), lab, r ws Henry, 6th s of Elliott
Henderson Buck (c), hostler E. E. Rawson, r 244 Richard-
son ' * J
Henderson Garnett (c), lab, r 27 Reed
Henderson Isaac (c), grocer, 231 Calhoun
Henderson James M., salesman Ryan & Sk>ckton, r 104 Crew
Henderson John (c), brickmason, r 36 Brick
Henderson John (c), lab, r Irwin, 2d e of Randolph
Henderson John H , elk R. G. Thompson, r 64 Eraser
Henderson John M , elk Boyd & Johnson, bds 39 Powers
HENDERSON JOHN T., State Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, Nos. 5 and 6 State House, bds Kimball House
Henderson Lewis (c), lab, r rear 57 Houston
Henderson MoUie Miss, wks Wellhouse & Fleischel, bds
152 W. Baker
Henderson Scott (c), wks Ga. R. R., r ss Pine, e of Peach-
tree
Henderson Thomas J., wks Traynham & Ray, r Howell, nr
limits I '
Henderson Walter C, foreman Constitution, r 86 Terry
Henderson William (c), wks W. S. Wilson & Bro '
Henderson William r^.y mailing elk commr agriculture, r
Edgewood
Henderson William R , driver F. M. Jack, r 67J Broad
Henderson William T., bds 153 W. Fair
Henderson W. H., elk Gate City Nat. Bank, bds 67 Wash-
ington
Hendon Walter R., with Davis S. M. Co., r 108 W. Peters
Hendree Jane Mrs., dressmkr, r 28 Walker
Hendricks Abraham (c), lab, r 72 C. R. R
Hendricks Asbury (c), lab, r 82 Hoge
Hendricks G. M., contractor, r Fraser, nr limits
Hendricks Herschel V., fireman W. & A. R. R., r 109 W.
Bak<^r , -
Hendricks John (c), lab. r 14 Randolph
Hendricks Lizzie, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Hendricks Mattie Miss, boarding, 229 E. Hunter
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Hendry Thomas C, elk, bds 41 Sm,4 *" °°"^«
Henggins Robert, wks Hunnicutt A R.ir ' *l '
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Thompson ' ^''^^ Wellhouse & Son, bds 48 i.g
Henry illen (c), porter, r 27 Reed . ■ -i ^
rZI fefhardS.1eT to^^rTAi''''^"f'^ ?&
Wheat ^ ^' P " •'• ^- Johnston <fe Co., r 243 S|r'
S^"y Thomas (c), wks H. Franklin ■ '
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Hpnf«I^.°n?°? ^^ ■• 289 E. Hunter != «
■Uentschel Charles barVnr r cr * . , ^flJ
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Herndon^BenJamin J., fireman Cifl. & Ga. R. R., r 123 Mag- ^ ?
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^5 ge^ndon Edward A., conductor W. & A.R R., r 66 Pulliam
©a Herndon John, elk J. Boylan, r 134 Decatur
"5 Herndon Joseph, caroenter, r 34 Rhodes • |
f^g Herndon William G., 16 Decatur, r 62 N. Prvor *
HERRICK JEFFERSOX, manager AV. U. Tel. Co., r Edge-
BBS wood, Ga i . ° i
3® Herrin Clinton P., elk G. B. Stewart, r 165 W. Peters 1
Q Herrin Edward D., mer, r 92 W. Fair !
H^ Herrin Frederick A^ wks Pelligrini & Castelberry, r 165
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55 « Herring Godfrey (c), hackman, r 17 W. Hunter '^■
Herriner James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y * . -
Herrod Mollie, wid Robert, r 64 Yon^e ' ^ ■
Herrod Robert W., student, bds 221 E. Fair
Herron Xora, wid William, r ns Newton, e of Elliott
Herron S. J., wid W. M., bds 59 Forrest av
^ Hertz Bessie Miss, boarding, 89 E. Mitchell
a Hertz M., elk J. Keelv, bds 96J Whitehall
O Hess Louis, with E. W. Marsh, Jr., r 41 W. Mitchell
^ Hester James G , elk Ry M. S., r 67 Alexander
© Hester Luther (c), porter B. M. Woolley *
Q Hesterly Mary, wid John, r Pryor, s of Crumley
Hetzel Henrietta W , wid William, r 152 Alexander -^
.^ Hetzel Henry, elk F. J Stilson, r 352 Alexander
O Hetzel Lisette Miss, hair work, 60 Whitehall, r 152 Alex-
w ^ ander i\
Sm Hetzel William F., machinist, r 152 Alexander
(fc Hewett Frank (c), plasterer, r rear 77 Ga. R. K
Hewin P. N., collector A. G. Rhodes, r 43 Jenkins
r5 Hewin Samuel W., elk A. G. Rhodes, r 43 Jenkins
Hewitt Eugene W. salesman Traynham & Ray, r Gartrell
nr Yonge ; V
Hewitt Simon, wks E. Haiman
^ Heybach Jacob, wks E. Haiman, r 21 Johnson '
-2 Heyman Emile (J. Elsas & Co.), bds 177 S. Pryor
S S?7u^^l)^^!^^'' ^-^ lawyer, 7i Whitehall, r W. E
Hilbert Charles B., carpenter, bds 72 I>avis
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pg Hicks Buena Vista Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y., r 15 Bartow
J5 H^cVs David (c), lab, r rear 124 Rhodes
sii Candy and CrdH?kers.
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Hicks Pi«i»o J ^'^rs.j r li) iiartov7
Simpson ' "" Hamilton & Hudson, bds 25 W QQ
Hiifinbotham Thn '''^.?- **•' r 84 Elliott »-H
HIGH JOSEPH M / <'«"«ctor, r 20 Haynes '- ' C/D
Hightower K A cfk^fr %*?'^o°"."°°«' ^8 Whitehall 0»
HIGHTOWER ALiE\ IpfIp *, ®'"^'*'' ^^^ Larkin U
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•ai S Sm,^^^'^ Frank A., coUnty coroner, 8 Peach tree, r 44 Walker
d Hjjlb^^*'^ Mary J., wid John H., r rear 133 W. Foundry
4j Hildebrand John T., policeman, bds Marietta, w of Spring
g • Hildebrand W. P., trainband W. & A. E.R ^6
gj J Hill Abraham (c), lab, r rear 250 E. Fair ^
^ ^ Hill Amanda Mrs., r 55 Horton
Qj p, Hill Anderson (c), porter American S. M. Co., r 28 N. For-
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g; Hill A. J., wid J. M., r 221 Fort i • s .
Hill A. W., asst cashier Gate City Nat. Bank, bds 72 Ma-
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Hill Benjamin H. Hon. (B. H. Hill & Son),' and U, S. Sen-4
ator, r 182 Peachtree \
^ Hill Benjamin H. Jr. (B. H. Hill & Son), and solicitor genl
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HILL B. H. & SON (B. H. and B. H. Hill, Jr.), lawyers, 40
Marietta \ \
Hill Benjamin (c), carpenter, r Hilliard, se cor Harris
Hill Berry (c), carpenter, r 49 Joiner
Hill Cad. S., elk Manly Bros., r A-L. Ry, nr limits
Hill Charles (c), drayman, r 156 Fillmore
g Hill Charlesi lawyer, 40 Marietta, r 59 E.Harris
Hill David (c), carpenter, r 220 Clarke
c« Hill D. Pike (D. P. Hill & Son), r 75 N. Pryor
"SoJi!}} E-/- & Son'(D. P. and R.P. Hill), lawyers, 2J Marietta'
^ Hill Edward (c), lab, r ws Fortune, nr limits
S Hill Edward, Jr. (c), lab, r ws Fortune, nr limits i
C3 Hill Edward (c), waiter Markham House, r 125 Wheat ■
^ Hill Elliott (c), drayman, r ws Bradley, 5th s of Irwin
o Hill Frank (c), drayman, r Fain, sw cor Horton
- g Hill Frank (c), lab, r 260 W. Peachtree
-3*^ Hill Frank, wks Kimball House
^ a Hill Frank (c), wks Southern Tea Co., r 15 Church
^>,Hill Freeman (c). shoemkr, 99 Houston
S Hill George (c), lab, r rear 157 Ivy -
Hill George (c), whitewasher, r 45 Roberts -'
(fj Hill George H (c), painter, r Raspberry, w of Bell
Hill George W (c), drayman John M. Hill & Co
Hill Henry (c), barber R. Neal, r 7 George
Hill Henry (c), waiter, r 95 Houston
Qr Hill Howard (c), drayman, r 23 Trenholm
'~J Hill Isaac (c), lab, r rear 56 Houston
<^ Hill Isaac (c). wks W. 0. Jones, r 221 Fort
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H T^K^''"1 ^"h ^*^' •• 99 Houston ■
Slij°h„%''''«^-M. Jack, r country .
H & i' '"P'°*"'' ^"^^ ^3 Wheat
H John ^•' P'=^'' 128 W. Mitchell, r U2 W Mitchell
win i t E' *'"*^ *«'' ' 13 Williams '^- J*l»chell
•Hill John M. CJohn M Will t As,
Hill.Lodo.ick J., pres Gate City Nat'tnt, r 67 Wash-
Hill Lucinda, wid Thomas, r 23 wkeat ' ' "
m mTh- <*')'.^"ber, 8 Peachtre; r 66 W Peters ■
H Mattie, wid Joel, bds 79 W. Hkrris
H te^^^f'-^'t'ds 44 Foundry . ? V '
Hi Ralph (c), r es Randolph, s of Irwin
aul R 'k'^^I {'\ ^^^' ' 117 Church. ^'"^
H Robert (c) barber J. Minor, r 76 Terrv
H -^."^'w ^• ^?- P- H'" ^ ^"^), bds 75 F Pryor
Hill Scott (c), drayman, r 6 Boulevard ,; ^
H rty^ fks Ferguson & Blount, r 66 W Peters
Hill Waic^Sa&ir" t^/l-g-tK2 Davis
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Hul wmfam^' ''^'if n'er, bds 162 \v. Simpson
MVtcheIr ■ '^^ ^- ^- ^^^"'^if & Co: bds 65 W.
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Hill William H., elk Holman, Coffiacfe Co., r 15 E. Pine
O Hill William R. (Cox, Hill <fe Thompson), r 153 Peachtree
OHill Wilmer (c), butcher, r 12 Glynn
Hill Woodson (c), carpenter, r 26 Chapel \ J
Hilley Richard L, c Hector J. C. Evins, r Ws Luckie
— Hilley Robert S. (Hilley & Witherspoon), r 273 Luckie
^ Hilley Robert S. Jr. (Wright .k Hilley), r Ellis, cor Hilliard
V^ Hilley & Witherspoon (R. S. Hilley and W. L. Withe-
• rspoon). stock yard, 59 W. Cain i
Hillman Robert T.^ grocer, bds 39 N. Forsyth
Hillman W. R., grocer, bds 39 N. Forsyth .
Hills Edwin S., elk Ry. M. S., r 62 N. Spring ^
Hills Lucius P , elk Ry M. S., bds 62 N. Spring
C Hillson Samuel (c), wks F. W. Hart & Son
III Hillyer Fannie Miss, teacher Fair St. School, r Decatur, Ga
■7* HILLYER GEORGK, judge Superior Court, r 31 Crew
■ HILLYER HENRY, lawyer, 2li E. Alabama, r 117 Mc-
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--. Hillyer Junius, 21J E. Alabama, r Decatur, Ga '
S Hillyer Kate R. Miss, teacher Atlanta Female Institute,
r Decatur, Ga
Hillyer Lula C. Miss, teacher Crew St. School, r Decatur,
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V^ Hillyer Shfaler L. Jr., elk H. Hillyer, r Decatur, Ga
jl. Hilton Andrew J., wks W. A. Hilton, r 86 Cox
(jj Hilton Augustus, carpenter A-L. Ry, r 258 E. Fair "
Hilton John H., wks W. & A. R. R., r 25 Magazine
Hilton Lucius H., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 25 Magazine
Hilton Winham A., shoemkr, 185 Marietta, r 86 Cox
Hines Abraham (c), wks Compress, r 186 E. Harris
Hines Edwin H. (c), carpenter, r 151 Markham
HINES, see also HEINZ and HYNDS
Hinkle Ella, wid George W., r 78 Hilliard ~ .
Hinman Franjk, shipping elk G. Hinman, r 551 Marietta
Hinman George, furniture mnfr, 551 Marietta
S ^ Hinman George B., foreman G. Hinman, r 551 Marietta
g Hinman Mattie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
O 0 Hinton Allen (c), porter D. P. Ellis & Co., r Summerhill
J J Hinton Amelia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
> D Hinton Hampton (c), sawyer, r 155 Luckie
- - Hinton Horace (c), wks P. Lynch, r 101 Jones
Hinton James N., barkpr J, C. Bieser, r 200 Decatur
Hinton Jeremiah (c), lab, r 277 N. Calhoun ^
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JilKSCH BROS. (H., M. and J. Hirsch), clothing and
Hir f^R l^^'lh.i'ig goods, 42 and 44 Wh eball ^ ^
^ iLtth''' ^''''''^ ^''': ^""^ ^^- "" '■ Hi'sch), r 198 S.
Hirsct )saac (S. Hirsch & Bro), r 62' Wheat '
' Forsyth^ ^^"''^ ^'■"'- """^ ^'^ ^- Hi^^oh). r 202 S.
^'''pirf/th"' ^^"""^ ^'°'- ^""^ ^^- ^ ^- Hirsch), r 194 S.
Hirsch Simon (S. Hirsch & Bro.) r 62 Wheat' " '
Hirschfeld Albert, elk, bds 55 LuckieH - I ' .
^iH^'ul^U ?°"?^' '''^ H, bds 83 Marietta
Hirschfeld Jacob, tailor, r 15 W. Peters • I-
HlSHBERTjA^rft«"' ^- Hi'-schberg, r 292 Luckie
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Wut^t!^ ^^illiam, bkkpr J. Hirschberg. bds 292 Luckie
w f K '^''^'/°?PrS''' "■ ^^'•^y' !«' s of Emma
Hitch Radford T (Andrews, Hitch & Co.), r 20 Whitehall
*tn "^ ^^'''' ''^'^'' ^"'"^ Schoo'l, Ms m hSus
Hitchcock W. L., physician, 221 E. Fiir
Hitchin F. C. Mrs., bds 111 Marietta '
Hitson Erasmus J., elk, r ws Wells, 2d w of Holland
Hitson Robert J. elk W. M. Middlebrooks r WelL
mil ^^ M^n'^'^o^''P"*f>' ' « E. Hunter
^'^^Hotse''" ^•' ^^^""*''' 14iWhitphall,bds Kimball
H^utTicS T* nh^'-"?'P^''l^o%^ Haiman, r 211 Luckie
a.ocut Luciua T., physician, r 32 Jones av
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Hodge Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y,
Hodges Benjamin F. (Archibald & Co.), r country
H^^'' ^vT'^ (c), driver T. C. Mayson r rear 43 Walker
Hodges William J. druggist, 160 Decatur, r country
Hodges Charles S., with Dr. C. L. Red wine, r ^ Cone
Hodgson Va eptine M., physician, 202 Marietta, rU Mills
Hodgson Wiham R., lawyer, bds 14 Mills
Hoehn John, butcher Clemmons & Kenny, bds 60 Eorm-
Hoffman Abraham W., accountant, r Bellwood
Wnff^^'' ^l'"'^! ^?>*'''" ^- Karwisch, bds 88 Decatur •
Hoffman John J livery stable, 47 S. Forsyth, r 96 Elliott
Hogan Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ' ^"lot"^
Hogan Joseph W., machinist Ga. R. R., r 57 Fraser
T, 3?7of Elliot^ '^'""' ^'^'^"'^ -^ ^^""^^' ^ - Sen-
Hogan Milton T., carpenter, r 178 E. Hunter
Hogan Nelson (c), lab, r 66 C. R. R
Hogan Richard A., rockmason, bds 46 Ivy
Hogan Susan, wid J. H., r ss Henry, 3d w of Elliott
S?S?S. S'J.w*"' ^-^ ^^^^^^' '^7 Houston
K tP^^^^S^ F. lawyer, 23 Whitehall, r 91 Marietta
Hoge Thomas H., machinist Winship & Bro ,rl72 Havne
Hogg Marcus (c), lab, r 93 Markham ' ^
Hoke Charles F., trav agt, r 37 Powers
Com ^"^^^^^"^ ^- (^- ^' ^ T- A- Holbrook), r 295 N.
Holbrook A. L. & T. A., grocers and com mers, 79 Peach-
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Holbrook Benjamin (c), baker, r 201 Wheat 1 A
Holbrook Hansie Miss, elk W. H. Brotherton
Holbrook Jesse C, elk Traynham & Ray, r 149 W. Fair '
Holbrook John, trunkmkr, bds 42 Church
Holbrook John M, agt, cotton broker, 54 S. Broad, r 75
Washington ], * i ' .
Holbrook R. W. Mrs , wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
^""^ Cdl^ ^^"""^^^ ^' ^^' ^- ^ ^' ^' Holbrook), r 291 K
Holbrook William A., overseer Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 147
Holcoijfib Asa L., job printer, 112 Whitehall, r 43 E. Peters '
r. J. Cooledffe & Bro.' o^vfT^^.'i^^^.^^'^^^^^^^^p^'^ts:
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^°^ Pe'^ers^'"^-'^'' ^•' ^"'"""^'^ Methodist Advocate, r 43 £
Holcomb Bennett G., carpenter, r 54 Gartr^ll
Ho comb Emma G. Mrs., Sressm'k^^S Forsyth
TaU?n"^^ '^•' °'*'1<^" P-*- * MeaS' bds 138
Holc^omb Henry S., tinner Stewart & Smith, r 70i White-
Holcomb John R., trainband W. & A. R R
H^Tk PK*f ('2-. oa^Penter. r 20 S^ofield
Holcomb Philo, chief oprW.U Tel Co r iin \r n ii-
Ho 'r^?- ^' V^ H. C., r 119 Waiton' V'^ ^^ ^""'-^^
w^} "^K ^o°"i®^ (<=>' !»''' >• Factory, se Pr sock al
H^W K^ w^,"?'^ ^- "ll^' *"i« 68 N Forsyth
Holcombe William H. (Holcombe *. On V o.,^ a
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Holcombe* Co. (W. H. Holcombe and R. L Stenspll^
woodyard, 34 Ga R. R. " T , " »Wnsell),
Holden Addie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, h Newton
Ho den James (c), waiter Markham Hou^ ^
Holden James N„ wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 8 Newton
Holden Mattie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y I ^
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Holian?RT?s''''^' Ristine & May, r 189 AVhitehall
HoK n (°)'.sl»oemkr H. Watkins, r 51 Pulliam
Holland Drew, driver, r 17 Official row, Jamestown
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5 i°,V*°j ?'*™«« (c)' lab, r 208 W. BuQter
JH w 1, "j t''™®' *^'=)' '^*'*"' r rear 170 B. Hunter
W» ffo ^°^ ^^T^^■' briekmason, r 328 E Fair
« Ho and John (c), carpenter, r 119 Blarkham
OJtUS'','^^^ John H., elk D. H. Dougherty
25 Ho and tT-P;'' ?•' ^^^^r- ^'^' 83 Marietta
'^'^ ff^ ^ T • ^"?.- ^^^^P" ^- -^'ndt, r 210 E. Hunter
hSho r^ Leonidas G , saloon, 154 Decatur
W Ho land M« k'^ ?^' ^^T'^i^^^ ' 8* ^V^- Baker
W S^,,f°^ c^^"^®!!:; ^^ policeman, r 204 E. Hunter
« Ho anJ I'w^ ^•-.l^p""^'^^* S"-^)' ' 83 Mar" tta
rr Holland Th^ ' .'? ?' ^" ^""^ * ^o, bds 85 Marietta
S KnU ^ wT^.\^*'^' '^'■^y'^a'i' «• 74 Foundry
Hn,''^ 3^? («)■ student, r 60 C. R. R ^
d Ho and V^l r"' W- b"ckmason Lynch <fe Lea
§ Ho land W r 4'^' n'Y'S^"' '^ ^94 <V. Mitchell
^ Ho land Si"" I' f^'' ^- ?y^"' ^'^« 204 E. Hunter
? ^ bds'SbaTH^uV;^ "^^^"^^'^ C'^'^' Hill & Thompson,
O °°"whitfha1r ^''- ''• ^°' ^'^""^ Holland), dentists, 24
Holleman Charles L., storekpr Markham House ' ' "
-3 H"'i7° J°««Pl» T., bkkpr Nelson, BarkerTco., bds 79
Q Holley Charles W., shoemkr, r 150 Crew
ft Si!®? George (c). porter Morris & Nicholson r 920 TAn«=
TO So ,-d*^ r '"'" ^- ^W*'"'^^ * Hollidly^ r 139 W Unte?
Hoi ?day George, carpenter, bds 351 Mangum "^•^"''*®'^
HOLLiSaY r' W- ^.^rS- .^''^ii'^'^y * Coo, r 56 Forrest av
cer?^tl ?3 I' te?;^(^- «• -<^ J- S- Holliday). gro-
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gg Holliday John (c), lab. r 17 Rawson !
■ i 1 -1*^ -l"^"^- (<^- H- Holliday & Co.), r 66 Forrest av
S etta^ "^°'"' ®- ^'■' ^^^P' Mckillan ^& Co' bds 83 Man-
, OQ i°}}?*^*y "^^I'^e? <;<')' drayman, r rear 202 W. Peachtree
^ teeT'^'f ^'^J^'"^'^ (<=>' '^'^^ P- E. Block r rear 30 '
J- Hollingsworth Eliza, wid J. F., r 23 W. Fair
* Hollingsworth Estelle A., wid P., bds 23 W. Fair '
O Elam Johnson, Headqaarte™ for CBOIOBninBSSEBi
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Hollingsworth MaryP ( ct''wks AUaTV '•|14 Fostir
Ho ngsworth Matflda mT. , dteimkr V^t^'u^-n- '
Ho lingsworth Melinda E widT F r 9^ ? ' '""""
Hollingsworth Moses, fifemin Ga r'r^ ^"^^9^ n .
Hollingsworth Richard (c), carr^^^ j.^^fL^rh^f ^4
Holli^g^sworth William R., tinner W. & A. R. R., r 13 Wil-^
Houl^ SS- j'tffin^'rl'sS^^^' l'.^^^^^ ^- Hunter)^
Hollis James B., elk" 'M'E.'^t nte?''""^ , - ^
Ho IS James E., elk H. Karwiseh, bds 88 DeJatur - t
Hollis^Rudolphus W., barkpr P. J. Kennrbds 289 E. ',
Holhster Roswell G,, driver Sou. Exp. Co., r 263 W^shing-^, 2
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Ho man Stephen, r ws Savannali nr limUs '^
Holman Stewart (c), cook Mrs s p «; t ' K
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Holmes Henry (c), lab, r rear 416 Whitehall
^ Holmes Horner (c), lab, r 16 Fort
g ® Holmes James (c), lab, r 11 George i
M j; Holmes John (c), shoemkr H. L. Davis,
gg Holmes John D., printer, r 25 Larkin
r Fort, nr limits
W'^Holmes Lou. S., conductor C. R. R., r 53 W. Fair
Wtf Holmes Louisa, wid James, r 591 Marietti
p*j Holmes Mary A., wid J. N., bds 171 McDonough
5 a Holmes Nick (c), shoemkr, 83 S. Broad, r 229
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a "^Holmes V. E. Mrs., bds 310 Whitehall J
2 9 §^^°^®^ William (c), cook, r 31 Richmond ' ''
g ro Holmes William (c), teacher, rns Solomon, 4th e of Eraser
H Holroyd Sarah Miss, milliner, 11 E. Alabama
Holstein George, grocer, 226 Foster i
Holston Amos (c), porter Z. A. Rice & Son, r 176 Wheat ^
Holt Hampton (C), drayman F. M. Potts, r Crowell, nr
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^Holt Jack E., bookbinder G. Claridy, r W. Peters, cor
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[X^Holt J. E., wks Longley, Robinson & Co !
^Holt Robert E., salesman John Silvey & Co., bds 29 N.
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WHolt Van B., machinist A-L. Ry, bds 640 Decatur
Holt Wilham (c), carpenter, r es Holland, 1st s of Wells
. [ Holton Cornelius J., molder, r 131J Marietta |
'»-— 'Holton Josephine Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. FactV., r 13U Ma-
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0>5 Holton Levi, wks Lynch & Lea, bds 69 Thurmond
Holtzclaw Eutopia Miss, seamstress, r 105 Stonewall
Holtzclaw Henry J., carpenter, r 105 Stonewall
y^, Holtzclaw Hester Miss, seamstress, r 105 Stonewall
f-^ Holtzclaw Ida Miss, dressmkr M. Rich & Bro., r 105 Stone-
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^ Holtzclaw Maggie Miss, dressmkr M. Rich & Bro., r 105
\JJ Stonewall
p^Hommiel Ella Miss, with Ballard's Restaurant, bds Air
Mh ^ Line House
Pt^ Hone John, watchman Atl. Cot. Fact'y r ^
[^ Hone Mary Miss, wks Atl. Cot. Fact'y
^7]^ Honea William R., sew mch agt, r 286 Luckie -^
Pr Honea Henry, lab, r 14 Martin
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Hilliard ' ^ ^- ■"• ^ictson, r Ellis, w of Ml
•Hooker Robert, %3!hLmkr Srrf! k ' ^
Hoover BurrellVc/wka F^w„'- ' ^>ba°>a. r 19 Martin r\
-Hoover Henry £ ^pSer r^S r."' \}^ ^**^'^^°'^ O
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Hope William M., r 445 Marietta ?
flopgood Samuel (e). packer F. G. Hai^cock, r 207 Mar- |
Hopki^Charles T.. law student Hopkins & Glenn, r Edge- |S
S°P^f "« Dock (c), driver Andrew J Miller * »
position House ^'^'"^^^'^'''> ^oyntoft & Co, bds Ex^S^
S^°« Polk (c), lab, r 115 Stonewall ^i S 5
Hopkins William re") drivppP vr a i <?
HOPKINS & GLEkN (J L Hopkins a^nd John T r, ^ fi »
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Horn Isaac N., r 12 Wheat
Hornadv P 'r ■' '="Pt°*«'-' ' 200 Crew
Born«7n-^;'^S'''''^« 108 Marietta • ' 2 5
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Hornady iS'ina Miss, teacher Ivy Street School, bds 172 Ivy
Hornady Paul A., cash boy Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.,
bds^l72 Ivy
Hornbrook , carpenter, bds 11 Butler
Home Howell C, vv'ith A. B. Clark, r Griffin, Ga
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Hornsby Charles D., lab, r Lawshe
Hornsby James P , painter, r Williams, 2d s of N'orth av
Hornsbv William G., lab, r \vs W. Peachtree, bet. E. and
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^ Horsey Henry S. (T. M. Horsey's Sons), r239S. Pryor^
^ Horsey .J. AValker, with A. C. & B. F. Wyly, bds fiotel Wein-
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Horsey Thomas A. (T. M. Horsey's Sons), bds Hotel Wein-
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Horsey Tliomas M. mer, bds Hotel Weinmeister
Horsey's T. M. Sons (T. A. and H. S. Horsey), hats, 15 N,
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Horsey William, farmer, bds ws Ponder av, bey limits
Horton Carrie E., wid George \T., r 52 Yonge
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Horton George (c). lab, r 95 E. Cain " .
Horton Howard (c), restaurant, 11 Ivy
Horton James A.^ farmer, r es Marietta, n of Ponder ay
Horton Mark, elk Ro'bbins Bro. & Co., r 23 Solomon <
Horton Mary^ wid W^illiam, r 90 Fraser
C^ Horton Martha Miss, r 11 Connally
^ Horton Robert P., larmer, r es Marietta, n of Ponder av
2 Horton JSelah, wid A., r es Marietta, n of Ponder av
Horton William (c), driver J. R. Wylie, r Valentine, n of
Ellis . ,
Horton William C. trader, r Marietta, n of Ponder av
Hose George, (c) waiter Kimball House, r 42 Ivy
Hoshall Walter, bds 7 Warner av
Hoskins Robert (c), wks M H. Bentley -
Hostv Henry, mer, bds 132 S. Forsyth
HOTEL WEINMEISTER, C. J. Weinmeister, propr ; 10
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^ Hough Thomas J., elk, r 132 S. Forsyth . {
S Houk David M., elk W. M. Curtis, bds 265 W. Peters i
House Jennie (c). wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
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, Houston Anna L t /o"^^?F?H^^^«5~--
I Houston CoIumbu'iM '«.k'- '^Z*' ^^^d
, Houston Peter rp^)?-' .'^^^"'e'tnkr, r 37 Garnett
Houston Rufus S\' fe^l^^a^on Lvnch & Lea '
Houston Sa/eta?' t d'?;^^'^- ^^^'
Houston St Sch^V Z\. i^^^'^^oa. i 99 Terrv
Houston \vtsh£i^''^''°\^^ COT ^""e?
_ Decatur ^'""^ '^•' ^««' Pass agt R. &B R r
Houston Wilii,n„ / N ^- a- R; I
, ton '"'^"^ ^'')' P«^'er Markham House r 8-5 n
Howarrf Akk- n, , 'louse, r 85 Hous-
S , -^"bie Mad., r 40 T ino
Howard Alice wiri w-il" "*® ' '
Howard AzlrikhrTw"'^"'!,'" 5 Mangum '
Howard Benffi?/^p7*'-^' ^^"^ & Co.) r 132 ^ P
• Howard Batty ^p^ ^' ^^i"^'" * Ho ward) bds no n ^T'
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Howard Joseph (c), blacksmith Wm. Brenner, r 108 Peach-
tree
Howard Katie Mies, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Howard Lee (c), lab, r 186 N. Butler
Howard Martha E. Miss, elk, r 88 Elliott
Howard Mary Mrs., wks Cotton Factory, r 123 Marietta
Howard Milton (c), wiper W. & A. R. R
Howard Mollie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Howard Moses (c), driver Sou. Exp. Co., r 186 N. Butler
Howard Neal R., elk Mayer, Son & Co., bds 58 N. Forsyth
Howard Priest (c) (Thurman & HQward), r Fort, ne cor E.
Cain
Howard Rayford (c), blacksmith, Marietta, nr limits
Howard Robert (c), blacksmith, r 144 E. Cain
Howard Robert (c), driver Bird & Compton, r 101 Hilliard
Howard Rufus A., bkkpr G. W. Adair, r 112 Decatur
Howard Samuel E., wks Elsas, May k Co., bds 201 Man-
gum 1
Howard Sarah (c), cook, r rear 28 Hayden '
Howard Thomas C , minute elk Executive Department, r
Kirk wood, Ga ^ i
Howard Warren, ins agt, bds 59 W. Mitchell T ^ I
Howard William (c), wks Clemmons & Kenn\\ r 206
Whitehall .,
Howard William H, elk, r 123 Houston
Howard Willie Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co
HOWARD, WOOD & CO. (A G. Howard. T. M. Wood
and W. A. Powell), whol tobacco and cigars, 41 S.
Broad or 33 E. Alabama ♦ , . .
Howe Nelson Xc), waiter Kimball House i
Howell Alexander (c), blacksmith W. W. McAfee, r 12 S.
Calhoun ,
Howell Andrew J., printer Post-Appeal, r 55 Foundry
Howell A. Foster, barkpr The Bonanza, bds 242 E. Hunter
Howell Charles A., elk, bds 25 N. Forsyth
Howell Clark, commr roads and revenue, r25 N. Forsyth
Howell Clark. Jr., r 62 Ellis
Howell C. C. fireman W. & A R. R i
Hcwell Daniel H , (Westmoreland & Howell), r 25 N. For-
syth . ]
HOWELL EYAX P., managing editor Constitution, r
Gordon, ne cor Peeples, W. E :: i
Howell G. Arthur (Mynatt & Howell), r W. E r J-
rf rflflfPflBf J BBfl 53 South Broad street,
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Howell Hampton (c\ lab, r 132 N. Butler
^owell Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Howell John, wks Elsas, May & Co
w^'^^n /t"^^°^. ^•' machinist, 75 E. Alabama
Howell Mack (c), lab, r 108 Rhodes
Howell Martha Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 123 Marietta
g<"^e Mary, wid Martin, r 336 Decatur ^awetta
Vi'Z^W ?*i'°'' ^''l' di-ayman, r 21 Crumley
Howe Win;■^^^"^''^'■ "^"V ^^' ^^« Exposition House
w^ w , J '"" (*")• shoemkr Nidk Holmes, r 21 Crumlev
Howdl Wilham (c). wks Kimball House, rButler sw cor
:^°''Fors7th"''°' ^' '^'' ^^°'°°'' Agriculture, bds 25 N.
Howell William H., wks Cot. Mill, r 15 Bartow -^
Howes Mary E., wid 0., r Lee, W. E
HOYA LOUIS VON DER, physician, 8 8 Broad
Hoy e Amanda M wid G. S " bds 318 S. Pryor
""^'fehia'Tr ?28 f\Zf ^ ''^' ^"-"' - -
HOYT SAMUEL B., lawyer and chairman county com
ITnvf^wnr^'^' and revenues, 68 E. Hunter ^ ^'^
^Ser"" ' ^"P' ^^- ^- ^"^^^'1 ^ Co.. bds 68 E.
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' Tappan, bds 26 N. Calhoun ^ ' *
Hubers John, brewer, r 95 E. Baker
Hubner Charles W., journalist Christian Index, r 12 Fos-
^"'^Forsy^r^ ^' ^^"*^^'''' * '^''^'^^' ' ^- Mitchell, se cor
HUDGINS & TALTY, (H. C. Hudgins and P G Taltv^
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1 g . Hudson Charles F., wks Cotton Factory, bds Howell, se
jgg cor Old Wheat j
I ||;H Hudson Charles M., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r ss Clarke,
Sm let w of Crew
^ Hudson Edward (c). waitAr TrimKali TTrA«o« 1
Jj^ Hudson Edward (c), waiter Kimball House i
I gg Hudson Ella Miss, rss Elliott, 1st e of Jones av ,^ '
i Hudson Frank, painter, r Howell, se cor Old Wheat '
Qg Hudson Frank L., printer, bds 122 W. Fair
, K® Hudson Frank M., engineer T. S. Lewis, r 30 McAfee
i Q Hudson George B., lab, bds ss Elliott, 1st e of Jones av
Hg Hudson George M^ bkkpr Hanailton & Hudson, bds 131 S.
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Hudson John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact>, r 135 Marietta
Hudson John (c), lab, r ^49 Jones
Hudson John E., carpenter, r 122 W. Fair
Hudson Joseph A. wks E. Haiman, r 25 W. Simpson
Hudson Lizzie, wid J. B., r ss Elliott, Ist e of Jones av
r, Hudson Lizzie Mrs., grocer, 126 Marietta
Hudson Lula Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Hudson Mary A. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'v. r Howell
secor (^Id Wheat " *
Hudson Priscilla Y., wid C. C, bds 141 McDonough
Hudson Robert (c), porter Kimball House
. Hudson R. W., engineer Ga. R. R v -;
|p^ Hudson Sophronia Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. FactV, r 135
j O Marietta '
I O Hudson Tallulah G. Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r How-
' ^ ell, se cor Old Wheat ^
Hudson Thomas J., fireman W. & A. R. R., r 124 Rhodes
Hudson Wesley, r 48 Henry
Hudson William L, conductor W. & A. R. R., r 144 Victoria
Hudson William J. (Hamilton & Hudson), r 397 White-
hall
Hudson Willis (c), butler W. D. Grant, r 311 Peachtree
^ Huey E. B., wks A-L. Ry .
•— Huff Albert (c), porter J. A. Anderson & Co
S Huff Alexander, wks W. M. Arnold, bds 127 S Foster
Huff Horace E., wks J. Davis, r 178 Fillmore
05 5"£ T*?^®^„9-» ,g''ocer, 91 Whitehall, r 91J Whitehall '
•V Huff John W., butcher, r Gordon, W. E
M Huff Joseph (c), barber A. Buchholz, r E. Fair, cor Coa-
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Hufif Willie, elk Markhai House ' i v CO
Huggins Ellen Miss, wks Atl. Cot. FactV ■ G/D
''"^b^dr.r^N'^S^/tr^'^"-'^'^^ «--e Co..40Iarietta, X^
Huggins Jack (c). tailor W. Finch r24t P^cf ^
Hughes Charles (c), lab, r 22 ^?ictoria ^
Hughes Francis G. Rev'., pastoVtaTne's Chapel, ^282^
S"f{jf Humphrey 0., wks A-L. Ry, r 43 Howell ^O
Hughes M. S., wid A A bd« pi.?"^''*'^ ^^^ ^^ N. Pryor « ^
Hug.sW.ihao., tra. agt F. G. Hancock, bds 124 Peachi ^
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i Hulguson Phineas P., elk W. S. Wilson & Bro., bds 397
4 Mangum
5 Hull John C. (c), waiter Markham House, r 8 Calhoun
Z © Hull Wiley (c), lab, r 26 Moseley
O » Hulsey Cornelius (c), hostler, r rear 62 Tatnall
^^ Hulsey Eli B., student, bds ss R. R., Edgewood i
[5 Hulsey Eli J., farmer, r 107 N. Collins
— 0 Hulsey William H. (Hulsey & McAfee), r Edgewood
K HULSEY & McAfee (W. H. Hulsey and J. M. McAfee),
**" lawyers, 21^ Marietta
>, Humphries George P., trav agt, r 310 Washington
(D Humphries Isaac (c), drayman, r Baugh, W. E
^Humphries James W. elk G. W. Bobo, rCone,nr Marietta
- Humphries Jefferson A., printer Norwood & Brown, r 26
E. Mitchell
Humphries John H. (c), lab, r 141 Luckie *'
Humphries John W., yard master A-L. Ry, bds 165 E.
Hunter
Humphries Joseph (c), drayman, r Crumley, sw cor Smith
Humphries Richard E., wks Ferguson & Blount, r 80 Al-
exander i i
g Humphries Solomon (c), carpenter, r 286 Eraser
Humphries William D., printer Constitution, r 19 Elliott
^^ Hundley A. Calhoun (Ainslie & Hundley), bds 15 K
-g" Mitchell
gPHunnewell Emma, wid Theodore B., r 151 Luckie
g Hunnicutt A. D., mer, r 235 S. Forsyth
CS Hunnicutt^ Calvin W. (Hunnicutt & Bellingrath), r 306
W. Peachtree
'S Hunnicutt George W., engineer A-L. Ry., r 10 N. Bell
.2 fl HuDnicutt Henry, wks Cotton Factory, bds 61 W. Foundry
-2. I Hunnicutt Isaac, r 61 W. Foundry
^ I Hunnicutt John C , engineer A-L. Ry., r 56 N. Calhoun
^ ^ HUNNICUTT JOSEPH M., with J. Sil vey & Co., r 21 W. Fair
g Hunnicutt J. R., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Hunnicutt Luther L., with Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bd^
rr\ 306 W. Peachtree
^ Hunnicutt Lydia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Hunnicatt Sansom (c), lab, r 1 Newton
HUNNICUTT & BELLINGRATH, (C. W. Hunnicutt and
fY^ ^' Bellingrath), stoves, tinware, mantels, grates, house
r-*H furnishing, plumbing and gas fitting, and concrete
<<^ pipe works, The Gotham Water Cooler, 36 & 38 Peach-
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^ . ^"guftis, elk, bds 113 Walton
Hunt Doc M. (c), wks Traynham & Ray
Hunt James A with A. J. Miller, bds 113 Walton
^L^^'^%7JlN-dha« S., r 261 E. Hunger
Hnnf M *".''^";,(°)' ^^^ Traynham & Ray
w?w w^,'?'' ^Y;- <=l'^' I'ds 281 Peachtree
Hunt William H. (Judson, Dunlop & Co."), r 43 Pulliam
rfeU?''*''" ''''^' ^'^^ ^"^- Cot. Fu^t>:bds nTTla-
Hunter David, machinist, bds 39 W. Foundry
Hun^er^ Eugene (c), porter C ntinental Fire Ins Co., r 46
Hunter Henry (c), shoemkr A. Freeman, r 10 Glvnn
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Hunter John T painter, r 29 Victoria
HunWpi!w'w''-'*'^'''^^'""^0"^«<«^Flei8chel *
Hunter Peter (c), driver, r 169 E. Baker
bey Ss^- '^'''' ''^^ P- <^- Hancock, r es Ponder av,
Hunter Thomas (c), hostler L. E. Bleckley ' ' ' "
HunW W^r^' ^r^'^^ ^- Haiman, bds 139 W. Foundry
Hnnf^r Will •^°' (c), carpenter, r 233 McDonough / ^
H^n w 'ii^""u®-' ^*'"'"«'"' ' 39 W. Foundry ^ I'
Georgk ^^ ' *'*^ *g',f tlanta Soap Works, r Decatur,
"^^SSfvO ' ■^'' *^^''"''' "^^ P^««l»t'-ee, r 103 N. Collins,
Huntoon E A. Miss, teacher Atlanta University
HnrH w^''/^'"l^'u^>', ^ '!"** City Brewing Co -
Hnr^ aV 1^ ^?l' brickmason Lynch & Lea ' ■ . •
^Zi p*/'>f "/.<')! ^t^-'a fi»er H. Franklin i
ham "° -*' •'*'"'*'"' ^*^°® ^*'"*^* ^°^<^^' ' l^'i ^lark-
mmn H., wid William S., r 117 McDonough ^ ' .
HURD see also HEARD ^ . -. .,
Hurley J. Mrs., boarding, 42 E. Mitchell ■ 1 " ' ''
Hurley Sarah A., wid Henry, r 27 Cone
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O Hurst ^ndersoQ L. C, teacher, r 4 Kitchen row, James-
town , '
Yj Hurst Green (c), blacksmith, r 58 Haynes *
. ^ Hurst James M (J. M. Hurst & Son and J. M. Hurst &
^^ Co.), r 173 W. Peters
Q Hurst Jesse L., elk, bds 50 Walker '
Q Hurst J. M. & Co. (J. M. and W. D. Hurst and H Wil-
Q.
liams), agts, 50 Marietta
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kiHurst J. M. & Son (J^ M. and W. D. Hurst), dry goods and
Ifj grocers, 173 W. Peters
Hurst William J., tramhand 0. R. R., bds 50 Walker
_ Hurst \yilliam D. (J. M. Hurst & Son and J. M. Hurst &
ii Co.), r 173 W. Peters
■ S""".* Charles D. Jr., elk J. Hiirst, bds 16 N. Spring
iJm'pT^X^T^^' ^- ^""l"}' ^^ ^^-^ ^^« Kimball HoSse
■ fi'-^A, JOEL, ins agt, 15J S. Broad, r 16 N. Sprine
fQ Hurt Martha A., wid J. A., r 292 Jones
JS Hurt Mary Miss, with C. W. Motes, r 292 Jones
■— Huss Green (e), blacksmith J. Mann I '^
^ Huss Jacob C physician and druggist, E. Peachtree, 3d n
^— of 4th, r 5th, sw cor Juniper ' .
^ Huteheson Edwin T., with Weekly Mail, bds 58 McDon-
^^ ough , . *
^ Hutehins Charles (e), haekmah, r 17 W. Mitchell '
^ Hutehins Clara (e), dressmkr. 17 N. Collins
(0 Hutehins F. C. Mrs., bds 111 Marietta
Hutehins Isaac (c), lab, r 54 Chattahoochee V
Hutehins Jackson (e), lab, r rear 47 Houston
Hutehins Larkin (c), lab, r rear 133 W. Foundry ' -
Hutehins Lueinda Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Faet'y
Hutehins Maggie, wid R. B., r 20 Haynes , t
Hutehins Peter (e), drayman, r 278 Foster
Hutehins W. Dougherty (e), barber, 11 Marietta, r 157
Houston
« >iS^*^^u.^'^^^ Anthony, engineer Ga. R. R., r 26 Hilliard
^ ^Hutchinson Christopher (c), lab. r 41 Gate City'
§ Hutchinson Henry (c). sawyer W. W. McAfee, r Wheat,
J Ist e of Bell . '
^ cB Hutchinson Howard (c), lab, r Wheat, 1st e of Bell
^ Hutchinson Isaac (c), lab, r ws Ira, 4th s of Crumley
'" Hutchinson John D., engineer A-L. Ry, r 16 Hilliard
Hutchinson John, lab, bds 218 W. Peters
Hutchinson Lee B., shoemkr M. Gaines, r 10 Spring
P, 111 II inHIVKAIVI Headquarters for Florida Oranges, "MessinT
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Hutchinson Leonidas P , fireman A-L. Ry, r 24 Hilli^M~~
Hutchinson Mark, wks A-L. Ry, r 145 Ga R. R
Hutchinson heal (e), lab, r 33 Gate City
Hutchinson N. D , wiper A-L. Ry
Hutchinson T. S., r 10 Spring S
Hutchinson William P. wks A-L Ry, r Pittmanil, 4th w
01 1 onge
Hrlf HtUv'w^ r ' i^' 7^'^ "^i^S"'- ' 1 '2 McDaniel
han (Hutchison & Br.o), r 14 White-
"^^sf ^' ^' ^- (H"''='^'«°'^ & Bro.) bds Kimball
"^S'^^h^ * ^^9- ^^- ^- ^""^ H. G. Hutchison), drug- S
_ gists pharmacists, etc, U Whitehall. (See back covert ^
Hutzer Lewis, salesman M. & J. Hirsch. bds 202 S FoV- S
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Hutzler Montefiore, bkkpr M <fc J Hir^rh r f^Q r- ** ^
UmzltH\ia''rh4 Co) "2 '/or'l^a t'*^^" i«
1LL£I.A R. H. & CO. (R. H. Huzza and D. W. Goodman^ W
Hvof." t''.T-°^''''^^*''"°°'">14 Whitehall, factory 48 S Broad ^^
Hv« iu]-' P^'A'" ^-L- ^y- bds National Hotel g'
^>att Madison (c), cook, r 18 E. Mitchell P
Hyde Fred A adjuster W. & W. Mnfg. Co L •
Hyde H. A, bds Cannon House jl •■ ;
Hyde Isaiah T, fireman W. & A. R. R ^ '
Hv!r w- •^°' T ^'')' ^P°^ '^- Freeman, r 49 Decatur
Hyer William L, engineer W. & A. R. R
Hyc^a^n R. G., trav agt Atlanta Flour Mills, r Tennille
Hymes Isaac, with B Nathan, r 25 W. Garnett
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Hynds^George H, bkkpr S. M. Inman & Co, r 24 Richard- Q,?
Hynds William M, cotton buyer, bds 24 Richardson
TKERD HENRY M ,' carpenter, r 65 Davis ^ ^
tJ. \^r*^?®^7' ™°^'^^'"' ^^^ 43 W. Foundry
imEGEO^VF'K^' ^'1^- ^°'- ^^'''> ' 123 Marietta
Rplii^ ?= •^;' ^^u\ "^aiager The Georgia Mutual
Relief Association, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Ingraham Emma Miss, bds 141 McDonough
Ingraham Helen M, wid Thomas G, r 38 McAfee
Ingraham Julia, Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Pact'y
Ingraham Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'/ 9
The. Georgia Road ^^ the best route 2.
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Ingraham Mattie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Inman Charles H. (c), barkpr G. Hentschel, r 49 Eraser
Inman Colly H. (c), waiter, r 89 Fraser
Inman Ella Miss, bds 34 W. Harris
Inman Emma Miss, bds 34 W. Harris '■
Inman Hugh T., fertilizer dlr and pres Exposition Cotton
Mills, r 162 Peachtree
Inman Samuel M. (S. M. Inman & Co.), pres Clarke Seed
Cotton Cleaner Mnfg Co., r 117 S. Forsyth
Inman Shadrach W.. office 39 S Broaa, r 80 Thompson
INMAN S. M. & CO. (S. M. and W. P. Inman, W. C. San-
ders and S. K. Dick), cotton buyers and factors, 39 S.
Broad i r
Inman Walker P. (S. M. Inman & Co.) r 55 W. Mitchell
Irby, Benjamin J., foreman Lynch & Lea, r 334 Mangum
Irby Coleman, wks Lynch & Lea, r 61 Rock
Irby Daniel J., fireman Lynch & Lea, r 334 Mangum
Irby Fernando S., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds 27
Moore r-*»
Irby Joseph, carpenter Lynch & Lea, r 65 Rock
Irby Julia Miss, seamstress, bds 27 Hull
Irgrin Julia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y., r 73 W. Foundry
Irgrin Mary Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y., r 73 W. Foundry
Irgrin Youarcha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y., r 73 W. Foun-
dry
Irish Theodore D., dep collector Int. Rev., bds 124 Peach-
tree
Irvin Edward (c), lab, r ns Corput, 1st e of State
Irvin Merrit (c), lab, r ns Corput, 1st e of State
Irvin Thomas (c), hostler Ballard & Co., r Clarke, 2d w of
Formwalt
Irwin Bruce (c), asst baker Markham House ^ ■:
Irwin Charles M. Rev., with Index
Irwin Elizabeth, wid John, r 32 Moore
Irwin Rash, cash boy Chamberlin, Boynton & Co ^ /
Irwin Young M., grocer, 461 Marietta ^
Isaac Augustus (c^, lab r rear 75 Formwalt
Isaac Henry (c), shoemkr, 8 E. Mitchell, r 68 King '^
Isaac Mary (c), laundress, r 25 Martin
Iseman Jacob bricklayer, r 40 Hayden
Isenrich Joseph M., printer Index, bds Atlanta House .
Isham Angeline (c), cook, r 227 W. Hunter
Isham Tucker, guard chain gang, r rear ^44 W. Peach tree
iri\^nn\F n IW ^Hnre Glass, Stained, Cat and Gr#nnd Glaat '
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Isham John, prin Crew St. School, r 35 Crew
Isham Samuel, fireman A-L. Ry
Isom William M., 17 S. Broad
Israel Aaron, r 205 S. Forsyth
Tvp« a"^ ^a'^'}^^' ,' ^'■'^^'^' 2<l e of Randolph
Iverot James ^S^Vp*"^^'^' ' 7« Henry,^5th s of Elliott
Peters (Pemberton, Iverson & Co.) r 252 W.
ltES^¥ KrMTt^x?'?"'')' ^"^^ 169 Whitehall- '
AVliO & JtBOUSE, (L. M. Ives and Harry Krouse) real
Tvpv if *!' '"'"''''« 1°.^ ^'"^'"ess brokers, 2^0 Peachtree
Ivey Alphonse, machinist, bds 57 Fraser , "^'''^"^^
t3 t^k^^w ®' ^i^ William, bds 84 Nelson . .
Ivey John W wks Traynham & Ray, r 130 Fraser'
Ives Isaac (c), carpenter, r 71 Fort
Ivey Lyman, wkg W. & A. R. R 1 ' i
i'«y g?.l»f.rt (c), packer John Neal & Co '
Ivey William T., wks Traynham & Rav, r country '
Ivie Mary L., ^id William R., bds 82 Hill ^
llyli'A: Sid tfrTf* ^'^*^'^"' ' '' ""'''
Ivy rhar°l?« It '"n'^'l ^- t ^- ^- K-. r 113 Walton
Ivy Charles H., elk J. J. Tolbert & Co.. bds 19 Washing-
Ivy Michael J., lawyer, bds 67 N. Bryor
Ivy Street School, 175 and 177 Ivy
Ivy Rkhlid sMr''' ' '^ ^'^y'"^ ^«"y '^^ ^^^^^^
ivy Kicnara M., lab, r ns Mayson Ferry rd Bellwood
Iv^ Wnut ^ks E. R. Budden^& Son 7l48'PeachZ
Ivy W 11 !^' tT^". ?• ^- ^^'^^''^ ^ Son, bds 148 Decatur
ivy VViUiam B., driver, bds 42 King
JABLOUSKI P., helper A-L. Ry
JACKPfiA w^l-«"^M^yv'^'' ^- ^- J^"'^' ' '82 Ellis
JACK J)BA>CIS M., baker, confectioner and toys, 43
l.o^r^^^^^^r^^' ^*'"1'«11 House. (Seep 87.) ^'
WhitXif ■' *"**'''" ^""^ ''""^y '^'''' ^- ^- ^'' ^^" 2^^
Jack Washington, baker, r 285 Whitehall
Wt wHr*"" f ^''^''^ ^ Holland), bds Markham House
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Jackson Addie, wid Robert, r 53 Chapel '
it^lT ^lffd(c) bricklayer, r Ira, aw cor Glenn
Jackson Alfred (c), lab, r 5 Ivy
Jackson Alfred (c), wks D. W. Allen '
Jackson A bert (c), driver H. H. Gordon
Jackson Allen M, tailor J. Lynch, bds 275 Crumley
Jacksdn Anderson (c), waiter J. F. Cummings
Jackson Andrew (c), lab, r rear 28 Mangum
Jackson Ann C, wid R. S , r 167 Jones
limiti"" ^''^' ''^^ ^- ^- ^^^^^'^g*""' ' Blackmon, nr
Jackson Augustus (c), drayman Beet, Gregg & Co
Jackson A. M., fireman W. & A. R R
Jackson Beverly W., hostler Ga. R. R., r 158 S. Forsyth
Jackson Catherine (c), cook, r 141 Walton ^
Jackson Cesar (c) hostler J. F. Redd, r 30 Lynch al
Jackson Charles (c), drayman Phillips & Crew, r 13 High
Jackson Char es, machinist H. Crankshaw & Co ^
Jackson Charles (c), wks Z. E. Taylor
Jackson Charles (c), lab, r North av, 1st w of Williatiis
Jackson Charles (c), lab, r 22 Greens Ferry rd
Jackson Columbus, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y r Healev Blda
Jackson Cyrus (c), lab, r 136 Houston ^' ^ ^
T^^tf^" n ^°!fi (*'^' ""^^ Johnson & Co., r 190 Richardson
Jackson David (c), waiter Kimball House, r 44 Ivy
Jackson Edward (c), wks A-L. Ry, r rear 110 Pin7
Jackson Elza (c). coachman Dr. A. W. Calhoun
Jackson Emanuel (c), drayman, r Factory, e of Oakland
Jackson EmmaM. Mrs., dressmkr, 48 Church ""*"'*'"'
rhn,?)?^'?^,"" , ^^^- («).. pastor Springfield Baptist
Church, r Blackmon, nr limits
Jackson Georgia, wid James, r 90 Walker i
Jackson George W., bds 93 Jones av v. ;
Jackson Henry (c), butler, r 140 Ellis i
Jackson Henry (Jackson & King), r 111 E. Mitchell
Jackson Henry (c), lab, r 160 Chkpel
Jackson Henry (c) lab, r es Mangum, 2d s of Thurmond
Jockson Henry (c), wks Atla. Agrl Works
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Jackson Howard (c), porter Jack & Holland
Jackson Howell C, r 264 Peachtree
Jackson Iverson (c), carpenter, r 1 Cornelia /^
Jackson James Hon., Chief Justice State of Georgia, r 45 '^
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Jackson John (c), lab. r rear 139 E. Baker
Jackson John (c), porter J. K. McCall
Jackson John (Schroth & Jackson), r Jones av
Jackson John B., carrier P. O i
Jackson Jonas (c), wks Lynch & Lea
Jackson Joseph (c), grocer, 182 Wheat !
Jackson Josephine, wid J., bds 152 S. Prvor
Jackson L. C, wks Atla. Cot. PactV • :
Jackson Major (c), waiter D. W. Allen ' t
Jackson Mary, wid Oliver, bds 275 Crumley
Jackson Mary Miss, r 33 Mechanic
Jackson Musgrove, porter PuUman Car Co., r 30 Vine
Jackson Neal (c). wks J. J. Hoffman, r 45 Forsyth
Jackson Paul (c), waiter D. W. Allen
wtf "" S^'^'J ^^^' ^^^y°^an, r es Fort, 3d n of Houston
Jackson Robert (c) drayman Mickelberry & Whitlock,
i^ort, 5th s of Cam '
Jackson Robert (c), r es Howell, 2d s of Irwin
Jackson Robert (c), lab, r 12 S. Calhoun
Jackson RH., wid Roberts., bds 134 Washington
Jackson Robert S , bkkpr, r 50 Bartow
Jackson Seaborn (c), porter Buzbee & Dyar '^
Jackson Solomon (c), lab, r 1 Beckwith ' I
Jackson Solomon (c), lab, r ss Pine # t
Jackson Stephen (c), lab, r rear 70 Ellis
Jackson Thomas (c), carpenter, r 36 Rawson \
Jackson Thomas M., carpenter, r 104 Jones
Jackson Thomas P., r 65 Alexander
Jackson Warren (c), helper W. & A. R. R
Jackson Wilham, detective, r 159 W. Hunter
Jackson Wiliiam, fireman A-L Ry
Jackson William (c), r 175 E. Baker ^
iln^^"" w-l}^*"" S' l^IT>enter, r Plum, se cor North av
Jackson William B., bds 34 Windsor
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^JACKSON & KING (Henry Jackson and Porter King),
g 0 lawyers, 40^ Marietta i ^^'
M g Jacob Allen T., machinist Winship & Bro
g jP Jacob C. A., driver Gate City St. Ry, r Morgan, bey limits
I ffi Jacobs Henry (c), carpenter, r 6 Horton ^
P5^ Jacob John (c), lab, r 197 W. Hunter , I
ft r ^^^ter ' ^^^^^^ Holman,* Coffin & Co., r 197 W. Hun-
^5ST-ik^'^?\^- ^'^- '^^^^ Synagogue- r 27 W. Fair '
H I tT 1.^ n^u^' '1 B., contractor, r 105 W. Harris
g ^Jahncke Charles baker G. W. Jack, r 51 E. Hunter
^ CQ James Albert (c), porter, r 103 Tattnall
H CO James A. Leonard, collector James' Bank, bds 114 Peach-
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James Emanuel (c), hackman, r 174 W. Hunter
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T A^F^ ToTxr^^-^ hackman, r W. Hunter, se cor Davis
JAMES JOHN H., banker, 20 Whitehall r 114 Peachtree
^James Joseph E., with Howard, Wood & Co ''^^°^"®®
V;^ James Larry P., elk, bds 165 S. Pryor
^ James Michael, elk John Ryan, bds 165 S. Pryor
<r James Nazareth (c), drayman, r 103 Tatnall
WJ ames Randall (c), hackman, r 82 Forsyth
James Richard (Nicholson & James), r Louisville, Ky
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I — I James Taylor, plumber, bds 53 E. Mitchell
. , T ""^^ ^f.^n ?"" ^^)' hackman, r 176 W. Hunter
^ James Wilham, conductor W. & A. R. R ' ■
^^ James William (c), driver J. T. Willingham
, Jamison George, bds 99 Washington
^llnll^r^^'^"^ h^l^'^^ ^ ^^""^'^^ b^« Markham House"
O^^ Jansen George (c), baker, r 6 Collins
Jarrell Charles W., machinist W. & A. R. R
rn T«™ I 7u^''^ r^^°^' ^^ Marietta, r 45 E. Simpson
Uj X /i?*ti^^°» stonemason, r 58 Collins
^ JARVIS FURNACE CO., Frank Lederle, agt: boiler fur-
Pq naces P. O. Box 518, Atlanta. (See iAdex^o adyV
[£I itVX wnf ^- ?^"'^^^ .^^"^^ ^^•)> ^ 32 Church ^^
P^ Jasper Floyd (c). plasterer, r 30 Markham
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Jeflfersou Edward (c), lab, r rear 172 Ivy
Jefferson Frank (c), lab, r Ira, 1st e of Crumley
Jefferson Joseph (c), lab, r 83 Merritts av
Jeffries George (c) shoemkr, r Wheat, 2d w of Yonee
Jeffries Lizzie^ wid William, bds 150 N. Calhoun ■
House'* ^^°«^*'''^' ^^^^^ ^ Tappan), bds Kimball
Jenkins Allan (c), drayman, r Fraser, 1^ cor Fulton
Jenkins Allan (c), lab, r 316 S. Pryor |
Jenkins Berry (c), lab, r 65 Humphries
■Jenkins Charles (c), porter-, r 136 Nelson ' '
Jenkins Charles F. elk W. G. Freeman, bds 341 Peachtree
Humphries"' ^'^' ^^'''^''^^'^' ^70 W Peters, r 11
•Jenkins Edward L., elk, r 33 Plum * ' I
Jenkins Eliza Mrs., seamstress, r Hilliard, nr Harris
Jenki nt ^T " '^^ carpenter,'r Plum, se eor NortTav "
Jenkins Harris (c). carpenter, r 29 Richardson
Jenkins Iber (e), wks Mickelberry & Whitlock
Jenkins Jane (c), nurse, r rear 28 Hayden
Jenkins James (c), lab, r 232 W. Mitchell t
M°lls ^''^' ''''' Traynham & Ray, r McAfee, cor
Jenkins John F. painter, r ws Hilliard, 4th n of E Harris
Jenkins Joseph (c), wiper A-L. Ry r
SkTVS 'r^r ^i ^'^' Ao'ir^- .'''^- H^y^' ' 218 Decatur
T»Jli S ''• ^V ^*"'^®'"' ^^ Marietta, bds Kimball House
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Jenkins Martha S., wid J. J., r 9 Bush t
Jenkm^s Robert E. L., collector Frierson <fe Leak, 'bds 33
Jenkins Robert H., carnenter r SR PI nm
JENKINS SIMEON Tfrnan-age? sJrbept. Mutual En-
dowment Assn , of Baltimore, and publisher En?erpfise
to'^cire'p': 97'?P''^' " ^- ^'''"''"*' ' 134 Wash'ing!
Jenkins Spencer (c), wiper W. & A. R. R
Harris ' ^''^' ''"^^' ^°''' -^"^ * Thompson, r 72 W.
Jenkins William (c), lab, r 316 S. Pryor ,'
Jenkins — , wid J. W. K , r 34 W. Baker
Jenne John, engineer Gas Wks. r 154 Marietta '
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Jennings Albert J. (c), drayman, r Gemunden \
Jennings Augustus (c), drayman M. Harralson Bros. & Co
Jennings Catherine Mrs., r 148i^ Decatur
Jennings Dock (c). lab, r 124 G'ray ' |
Jenuings Elbert (c), drayman, r 192 Markham ^
Jennings Ellis (c), lab, r 192 Markham \
Jennings Fleming (c), carpenter, r 159 Markham
Jennings George B., elk Ry. M. S., bds ss Currier, 2d e of
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Jennings J. J., engineer A-L. Ry
Jennings Richard (c), carpenter, r 10 Grant '
Jentzen John H., saloon, 135 Whitehall, r 201 W. Peters
Jentzen William H., barkpr J. H. Jentzen, bds 201 W. Pe-
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Jepson Hannah, wid Thomas, r 330 Hayne i
Jepson James L., wks Porter & Meakin, bds 54 Martin
Jepson Sarah A., wid L., r 52 Martin
Jernigan Alonzo C, carpenter A L. Ry, r 22 Foster
Jernigan Christopher (c), lab, r ss E. Harris, nr limits
Jernigan Paul B., helper A-L. Ry, bds 44 Chamberlain
Jernigan William H., carpenter A-L. Ry, bds 44 Chamber-
lain
Jerold Charles, machinist W & A. R R., bds Ga. R. R., 2d
w of Badger
Jervey Edward T., trav agt T. M. Clarke & Co., r 200 McDon-
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Jervey Henry, as^t sec Ga. Pacific Ry, 50 N. Broad
Jester E. M. Mrs., r 31 E. Peach tree
Jester W. R., carpenter Murphy & Mann, r 26 Alexander
Jeter Columbus (c), lab, r 277 Mangum
Jeter Jacob (c), wk'=i W. Jeter, r 208 Irwin
Jeter Miles (c), lab, r rear Peeples, ne cor Amos, W. E
Jeter R. C, with Walton, Whann & Co., r Opelika, Ala
Jeter William L., salesman Crane, Boylston & Co., r 101
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Jeter Wyatt (c), blacksmith, 185 N. Calhoun, r 308 Irwin
Jett A. A., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Jett John B., r 26 Rock
Jett John L., shoemkr, 193 Marietta, r 304 Mangum
Jewett Henry B. (Calloway & Jewett), r Decatur, Ga '
Jines Charles (c), porter J. W. English, r 44 Grubb
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Johns Rachel Mrs., bds 72 Se*^""
T^^°' Va«ey L , fireman A & W P w |°^ , , ^
Johnson Aaron (c), porter Air Tin. n " ''*^*^^C;<"»ially
rest av. e of Calhoun ^^ °*'"'^' ' »' » of For-
Johnson Abraham Cc") lah i-Tit.i ...
Johnson Allen D^phi's Sn m If ""' ""'*"
Johnson Anderson B^nrinter^?,:^""!"*;' ^^ Mills
Johnson Andrew, fire'nfaaT-L^Ry^ ^""^'^
Johnson Andrew Cc') wks R r n" • . -
Johnson Andrew J?carpeSe?A f R^***" ^
Johnson Annie Miss, wTs Atla c^t^a.,- - '
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Johnson Benjamin (-C) lab rVTw IT
Hunter ^ ^' ^ "^' ^- ^- Brunner, r 210 W
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Johnson BernharH Z' °*'^^P'.J S8 Peachtree
Johnson ierry (c) ' wMa' R^ ^""^*'f' ^' ^87 Luckie
Cain ^ ^^' ^^ '^"*- Brewing Co., r rear 140 E
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Johnson Charles C, r 45 Powers
Johnson Charles L., trav agrbds 37 V iw* u „
Johnson Charles 0. elk e/m S r sf M^n**'''?^^
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g J Johnson Cicero (c), lab, r 276 Fort }
w^ Johnson Clay, wks Trowbridge & Son '
gp, Johnson Cornelius P., mer, bds Air Line House
go Johnson Crawford W., r 60 Fairlie I
gj Johnson C. A., wks Porter & Meakin I
ft* 5 Johnson David, elk J. M. Alexander & Co I
96 ^ Johnson David (c), lab, r 5 Lawshe
g^^ Johnson Davis, flagman A-L. Ry, bds 176 W. Peters
g^ Johnson Doctor, wks E. Haiman, bds 68 Jackson
. Johnson Durrell, wks E. Y. Clarke, bds es Simpson, 2d s
J|g of Houston ^
9w Johnson Edward (c), butler W. R. Hill, r Lowes al
^U J0HN80N EL AM, whol grocer and com mer, and dealer
gw in fruits and vegetables, 12 Decatur and 13 Line, r
gfi 119 Ivy. (See bottom lines and p. 4)
^|ii Johnson Elizabeth, wid James G., bds 79 Chapel
g Johnson Elizabeth Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Healey
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K| Johnson Ellen T., wid Benjamin, bds 263 Marietta '
W' Johnson Emma Miss, elk W, H. Brotherton, bds 228 W.
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Johnson Eugenia, wid H. T., r ns Gordon, 1st e of Pe-
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Johnson Frank (c), painter, r 22 Scofield i
Johnson Frank N , carpenter, bds 218 Elliott i
Johnson George (c), lab, r 13 George
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Johnson George (c), wks A-L. Ry |
Johnson George (c), wks Cotton 'Factory, r 175 F^ort
Johnson George E. (Johnson & Stallings), r^61 Luckie
Johnson George E , fruit dealer, r 228 W. Fair
Johnson George H , printer E. S. Gay, r 18 Haynes
Johnson George N. (Megee, Johnson <fe Co.), r W. E
Johnson Green (c), driver, r 12 Lowes al
Johnson Green (c), wks J. M. Smith, r 199 Richardson
Johnson Green P. (c), lab, r 24 Thurmond
Johnson Gilford (c), carpenter, r 19 Pettis
Johnson Harvey (c), lab, r ws Bradley, 3d s of Irwin
Johnson Henry, janitor Sou. Med. College, r 259 Marietta
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Johnson Jacob (o), waiter Kimball House
Johnson Jacob V., barkpr L B Foknm r fi7 v ui
Johnson Jack W.! (Man^n & ASoS ^nd'vile'^pts' and M
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Johnson James (c), brickmason, r 127 Markham
Johnson James, Jr., grocer, r 255 E. Fa^
Johnson James (c), lab, r 48 N. Broad ; ^
Johnson James, machinist Winship & Bro > ^
Johnson James, plasterer, r 12 S. Terrv
Johnson James, wks Cot. Fact'y i
Johnson James (c), wks E. Haiman. r 25 Henrv
Johnson James, wks J. Kelley ^ ^
Johnson James B., purchasing agt Ga T? R r> aA jt ^
Johnson James S., machinist Porter & Meakin r 1 (5f,f»
Johnson Jeflferspn (c), wks Ga Spice Mills ' ^ ®'**^
Johnson Jeremiah E , contractor, r 71 Chamberlain
Johnson John (c), driver J. F.R;dd,r 85 HoKe O^"
Johnson John (c), carpenter, r 29 Maple ^ bt
Johnson John F.. with McBride * On r oic w v.- . 2*"
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Johnson J. A. wks Longley, Robinson & Co.
Johnson Laura Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel r
68 Simpson, 2d s of Houston '
Johnson Lee (c), porter National Hotel, r 54 Castleberry
Johnson Lelia Mrs , dres^mkr, r 66 Whitehall
Johnson Leonora, seamstress, r 33 Fort
Johnson Lopez, foreman, bds 37 W. Baker
Johnson Louise M., wid William S., r 45 Powers
Johnson Luke, conductor A-L Ry, bds 13 Washington
Johnson Malachi (c), driver W. O. Jones, r rear 18 Butler
Johnson Marian, wid George, r 252 Crew - i
Johnson Marion M , carpenter, r 395 Mangum '^
Johnson Mark W. (Mart W. Johnson & Co.), r Itirkwood,
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Gordon and H. A. Haralson), seeds, agricultural im-
plements, fertilizers and machinery, 27 Marietta
(See p. 80.)
Johnson Margaret D., wid E. Louis, r State, ne cor Corput
Johnson Marsene B , printer Sunny South
Johnson Martha Miss, seamstress, r ws Hilliard, bet E
'Harris and Forrest av
Johnson Martha A., wid Sanford, bds 248 Washington
Johnson ;Mary Miss, teacher Fair St. School, r 68 E. Peters
Johnson Mary A., wid J. M., r 250 E. Fair
Johnson Mattie T. Mrs., r 152 W. Baker i .
Johnson Melissa C, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Johnson Millie (c), midwife, r 24 Thurmond
Johnson Mollie Miss, seamstress, r 58 Jackson
Johnson Mollie Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds 130 Luckie
Johnson Monroe (c), wks Gas Wks, r 20 Elliott
Johnson M. G., elk, bds 109 Houston
Johnson Orrin, candymkr, r 260 Luckie
Johnson Paul D., elk Johnson <fe Smith, bds 60 Fairlie
Johnson Penelope, wid L., r 58 Jackson
Johnson Perry, plasterer, r 68 Hayden - i
Johnson Preston (c), brickmason, r 1 Scofield
Johnson Richard (c), cook B. A. Mullin, r 11 S. Calhoun
Johnson Richard J., carpenter, r 413 Whitehall
Johnson Richard S., carpenter, r 15 Hunnicutt t '
Johnson Robert (c), lab, r 273 W. Peters
Johnson Robert (c), porter, r 29*9 W. Mitchell
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Johnson Solomon (c) wks A p«..'^«- ior>-
Johnson Staph, cirila tne'llVllV'''"
Johnson Stephen ^c), lab, r 68 Bu ler ^'
Johnson iy4ei'i^^:Z7t£^,f'^^^^^^
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Johnson Walter L., oik, r 260 Luckie ^ '^'
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Johnson Washington, carpenter, r 224 Foster
Johnson Wesley, porter D J. Ray
Johnson William, lab, r 203 W Peters
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i_ tJ Johnson William R, conductor W. & A. R. R., r 133 W
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gj S Johnson Wyly, wks Robinsin, Campbell & Ck) ^
^ g Johnson W. Benjamin, barkpr B. A. Mullin, r 12 S. Broad
U (,, Johnson W. F. Mrs., teacher Marietta St. School, r Kirk-
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^ Johnson W. J., wks J. Warlick & Son *
Johnson Zachry T. (Dunn, Johnson & Co.),bds413 White-
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*" Johnson & Co. (J. M. Johnson and J. N. Pritchett), butch-
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JOHNSON & MAXWELL (J. M. Johnson and G. T. Max-
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Johnson & Smith (C. S. Johnson and W. G. Smith), grocers,
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Johnson & Son (B. F. and H. F. Johnson), grocers, 140 Ma-
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Johnson & Stallings (G. E. Johnson and J. W. Stallings\
candy mnfrs, rear 36 Whitehall
S Johnson & Stewart (J. M. Johnson and G. B. Stewart),.
grocers, 171 W. Peters
^ JOHNSTON ANDREW B., chief elk R. & D. Extension Co.,
■go ^ ^0 N. Broad
^ Johnston Harriet, wid Frank, r 127 Loyd ' I
S JOHNSTON JOHN W., vice pres and genl manager Th©^
CD Richmond and Danville Extension Co., 50 N. Broad
^ Johnston Joseph E., (J. E. Johnston & Co.), r Washing-
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•2 d Johnston J. E. & Co., (J. E. Johnston and Livingston
;3-^ Mims), managers southern dept Home Ins. Co, N. Y.^
^ a Healey bldg, 1 and 3 Marietta i |
^ i^ Johnston Malcolm, freight agt A-L. Ry, r Thrasher, W. E.
S Johnston Mark, elk State School Commissioner, r Peeples,
sw cor Amos, W. E i
(/^ Johnston Samuel J., printer, r McAfee, cor Hunnicutt
Johnston Susie E. Miss, teacher Walker Street School
Johnston Walter, jeweler, r 259 Luckie
Joiner Jonn C, policeman, r 221 Rawson 1
Q^ JOINER, see also JOYNER i
'"j Jdlley Joseph H., (R. JoUey & Son), r 590 Decatur '
<rJolley Moses W., grocer, 182 Decatur
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Jo ley R. & Son (R and J. H. Jolley), saloon, 590 Decatur
Joly Camille Mile, teacher French Atlanta Female Insti-
tute, 141 Peach tree .
Jones Abraham (c), driver J. Keely, r al s of E. Cain, w of
JN. Butler '
JONES ALEX. R., lawyer, room 6, 6^ Whitehall, r 63 Hous-
ton '
Jones Alfred (c), carpenter, r rear 18 Butler 1
Jones Alice Mrs., seamstress Travers & Cutting, r 90 Fraser
Jones Alonzo, r ns Cox, 4th e of Fort
JONES ARMINiyS E.,-bkkpr New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r 25 Cooper ^
Jones Benjamin, molder Winship & Bro '
Jones Benjamin F. (c), restaurant, 22i Decatur, r 110
Haynes '
Jones Bernard (c), drayman, r Martin, 4th n of Love
Jones B. F., helper A-L. Ry i .
Jones Calhoun (c), lab, r 117 Stonewall i i"
Jones Calvin E., trav agt. r 359 N. Collins 11
Tn^^F« rl'^ijT'in^^^^^^^ b^« Air Line House
JONES CARRIAGE FACTORY, W. E. Jones, propr: 235
Marietta. (See p 75.) j ,^i '^ ^'
'^^''%P^l'^i\\ ^""^^ ^^^^^^^ Houston Street School, r 281
W. Mitchell j
Jones Chandler D., r 201 S. Pryor ' ' i
Jones Charles (c), sexton, r 118 E. Cain ^
Jones Charles (c), drayman Dickey, Fain & Co., r Ponce
de Leon Springs
Jones Charles (c), wks S. M Inman & Co ' ■
Jones Charles S., (Jones & Webster), r 7 Orange
Jones Cherry (c), restaurant, 316 Decatur
Jones Clifton elk A. & W. P. R. R., bds Kimball House
Jones Cobb (c), wks A-L. Ry
Jones Cordelia A., wid J, M., r 15 E. Harris < '" '
Jones Daniel C, r 201 S. Pryor
Jones Darwin G., mdse broker, 24 E. Alabama, r 240 E
Harris • i .. , .j . i r.-i'
Jones DeWitt C, bkkpr A. B. Steele & Co., bds 25 W.
Hunter ' 4 - i v .:^ .1 jv i
Jones Dunwoody, trav agt, r 104 McDonough '
Jones Edgar S. (c), barber Beer man n & Kuhrt, r 39 Fulton
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^ Jones Edward L., banker, r 303 Whitehall
Jones Edward S with McBride & Co, bds 31 N Prvor
_ Jones Eisraan (c), lab, r 73 Hilliard ^
0 i^^^s B-^^^J' (c)> porter C. M. Goodman
Q Jones Ehza B., wid Alonzo, r 80 McDonough
QJones Elizabeth, wid John, r Gordon, ne cor Ashley W E
"^ones Elizabeth, wid William, r 10 Johnson ^'
W Jones E. R, carver Kimball House, r 95 Houston I
_ lZ2 vl^^l^'^K^'^^P^ ^JorgEin, r 75 Whitehall '
^ '\in B, with Mark W. Johnson & Co, bds 143
C Jones Fannie, wid W. H, r 19 Henry f I V J
Jones Fayette (c), lab, r Ira,4st e of Crumley
1 Jones Frank, bds 19 Orme
<D Jones Frank (c) driver, r Lowe, se cor Magazine
m^ Jones Frank (c), waiter R. Arndt, r rear 203 Rawson
5 'lrJ[n ^'^' ""^^ ^' ""' ^'^^'' ' ^^ BradleJ'^^^^ s of
fr^' E"\V^ ^- 9^^ Wellhouse & Sons, bds 72 Marietta -
^ Jones F. M , engineer, r 264 Jones ^rieuca ,
^ Jones George (c\ farmer, r 7 Chattahoochee n
^ Jones George I (Langston, Crane & Co.), r Griffin, Ga ' '-
JJ5 Jones George M, carpenter, r 30 Rock
? MitcheU^^^ ^""^^ ""^^ Traynham & Ray, r 317 W.
Jones Henry (c), lab, r 101 W. Foundry
Jones Henry (c), lab, r 9 Mangum
Jones Henry tc), plasterer, r 316 Decatur
Jones Henry (c), wks B. Nathan, r 7 Thurmond
.Jones Henry H, with McBride & Co
Jones Horace (c), lab, r 7 Elm
Jones Isaac (c), wks Ga Spice Mills ^
i ^ T^^" Iverson (c) wks Swift Specific Co, r Wheat, nr Ivy
« M Jones James (c), lab, r 25 Scofield * ' >^
^ 0 Jones James (c), waiter Markham House I
2 © Jones James G, carpenter, r rear 243 Rock *
- « Jones James J, r 141 Nelson f
S ^ Jones James R, elk, r 90 Eraser i
W Jones Jeremiah (c), porter V. P. Sisson
Jones Jeremiah M. Rev. (c). pastor Macedonia Bap. Ch
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Jones John Rev., r 104 McDonouJh !
Jones John B., restaurant, 152 Decatur
Jones John C, with Ham Iton & Hudson
Sne's Jotn r' '^^'^.f^^^''*'^- •'^^ 35% Whitehall
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'"nSX^h' ^'^^P-^^erchants'Br of Atlanta, r 104 t
Jones Joseph T., painter. Ms 19q n.,VV„.* 1, ■^. H
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Harris ' ^' °- ^- ^^'^li * Son, r 15 E. _.
Jones Lewis (c), brickmason, r 140 WhPflf 4^
Jones Littleton C, claim agt W & A R R r s.^ Ar • .. I »
Jones Lorenzo F. elk Bent Prl^iV, rv ' ^ ^^*"«t'a ^^
Jones K Gary, wid Pau,rr 35^T!fea* '^"' '^^ '' ^^ Hunter Sm
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^ Jones Ransom (Jones & Seals), r 86 Wheat
M Jones Rebecca L., wid O. H., r 51 E. Hunter
^ Jones Remus D., carpenter, r 49 Glynn
CO Jones Reps. M. (R. M. Jones & Co.), r 89 E. Mitcbell
CO Jones Richard (c), porter Cohen & Selig, r 124 Ellis
-r Jones Richard (c), wks J, J. McClendon
M Jones Robert, blacksmith Porter & Meakin, r 26 Pratt
^ Jones Robert (c), drayman Dunn, Johnson & Co., r W. E
M Jones Robert (c), porter Boynton Bros., r 110 Haynes '
»-l JONES ROBERT B., manager Nat. Pub. Co., 30 White-
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•« Jones Robert H., elk, bds 69 W. Peters • i
Jones Robert H., undertaker C. H. Swift, bds 47 Loyd
Jones Robert L., elk Mickelberry & Whitlock, bds 51 E.
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p> Jones Robert W., elk, bds 229 Marietta 1 X !
|z| Jones Rufus, wks A-L. Ry j
J-* Jones Russell H. (c), shoemkr, r Fort, 1st s of Foster
PS Jones R. M. & Co. (R. M. Jcnes and J. B. McElveen), mdse
^t brokers, 56 E. Alabama j
« Jones Sallie C, wid John, r 281 E. Hunter i
8 K Jones Samuel (c), lab, r 45 Victoria 1
g ^ Jones Samuel (c), wks L. H. Hall & Co
g-S Jones Samuel H. (Jones & McGuire), r 69 W. Peters
• ■ Jones Sanders P., with Paul Jones, bds Kimball Hou
■ Jones Sarah C, wid Wylie P., r 177 Davis
H Jones Selina, wid Hiram, r 102 Washington
Jones Solomon (c), carpenter, r 303 Fort
%A Jones Stephen (c), drayman A. Fox, r 144 Fort
Vm Jones Stephen (c), driver T. M. Clarke & Co., r 220 Fort
S| Jones Thomas E., carpenter, bds 149 Mangum ]
h Jones Walter, bds 359 N. Collins 1
Jones Warner P., with Paul Jones, bds Kimball House
IQ Jones Warren (c), farmer, r ss Gordon, W. E j
^ Jones Wesley E., harnessmkr, bds 229 Marietta *
pB| Jones Wiley (c), wks E Haiman, r 49 Victoria
Jones Wiley (c), wks W. J. White, r Ivy, nr Wheat
Jones Wilburn (c), lab, r Fraser, nr limits
- Jones William (c), drayman Boynton Bros., r es Rawson^
41 2d n of Hood
W^ Jones William (c), lab, r 92 Fort *
Jones William, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes
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Marietta, r 229 Marietta. (See p. 75? ^^' ^^
Jones William H. lab, r rear 105 Jones av
""^^flW^'sn^ H*' "r.'""-*^ and sale stables,
T °^,Vt°?^9. ' 51 E. Hunter. (See p. 84.) -
Jones Wil ham T., fireman W. & A K. R
Jones Willis A. (c\ ^cotton checker, r 15 Keed
Jones Wilson (c), lab, r Poster, Ist w of Daniel
Jones Zachry J. (c), cook, r ws Lovejoy, 1st n of Pine
''•n^rattoT2T &?• ''''''' ^-' ''^- McGuire?; con-,
Jones & Webster (C S. Jones and G. A. Webster), eenl
T agts Norwich Chair Co., 14 W. Mitchell ^
Jonke Charles, lab, r 260 Elliott
Joplin Milton, umbrella mnfr, r 30 W. Mitchell
\Za f-^f^'^^^\ tobacco dealer, bds Kimball House
No 2 ^*''' ^^°®'"'''"' '^a' ^3 Chapel, r Healey Bldg,
Jordan Charles (e), drayman Fuller & Oglesbv
Jordan Charles W., machinist, r 34 Smith
Jordan Clemence Mrs , domestic T. L. Thrower
Jordan C. Harvey (Jordan & Cranston), bds Kimball
iiouse
Jordan Edward P., railroad agent, 28 E. Wall
Jordan Eliza, wid Z., r 249 Crew
TnrH« n p^^''' .^^ dravman, r es Jones al, 3d s of Magazine
WH«^ ^^""'^'^ Miss seamstress, r ws Savannah, nr limits
Jordan James (c), helper A. T. Finney
Jordan James, wks Cotton Factory ^ * '
w^o"" T^'u'"' ^,^^!^?a«<^^; r ss Rhodes, Ist w of Mangum
Jordan John (c), lab, r al rear Lee, W. E
Jordan John (c), lab. r 153. Thompson
Jordan John M., bkkpr A. G. Rhodes, r 27 Moore
Jordan Jii]ius (c), wks D. J. Jones
Jordan J.\T., trav agt. bds 16 E. Peters
Jordan Lie B., elk, bds 72 Marietta '^
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Jordan Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory I
Jordan Nancy, wid Crawford, r 100 Chapel
Jordan Perino, elk H. F. Emery, r 24 Cedar
Jordan Robert J., lawyer, 3^ Whitehall, r 303 W. Peters
Jordan Sarah A, wid J. B., r 262 E. Hunter^
Jordan Thomas W., carpenter, r 11 Spring ^ -
Jordan Warren, with L. H. Clarke, r 51 Wheat
Jordan William, lab, r 229 Martin '' i
Jordan William H., elk H. F. Emery, r 24 Cedar
Jordan & Cranston (C. H. Jordan and Oliver Cranston),
I grocers and com mers, 55 Peachtree
Joseph Philip (c), painter W. K. Booth, r 35 E. Foundry
Josev Robert (c), porter D. H. Dougherty, r Fort, sw cor
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rti, M. 1. baiter & Co., publishers; Broad, cor Waltoa
Jourolmon Joe, with Condon & Co., r Knoxville i
Joy Andrew J., wood worker W. L. Jarvis, r 54 Glynn
Joyce Nancy (c). cook, r 10 Campbell Block
Joyce Richmond (c), driver, r 7 Castleberry
Joyner Hansel, elk J. K. McCall, r 210 Luckie T
Joyner Richard A^, cashier E. S. Gay, bds 27 Luckie
Joyner AValthall R., city marshal, office City Hall, r 30
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JOYNER, see also JOINER
Judah David J., printer Judson, Dunlop & Co., r SIJ S.
Judson Ann Mrs., bds 33 N. Forsyth |U i ^/.
JUDSON^ DUNLOP & CO. (J. C. Judson, H. C. Dunlop and
vv. u. Hunt), Commercial Printing House, 11 E Hun-
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Judson John C. (Judson, Dunlop & Co.), r 206 Crew '"
Judson John M., elk W. M. Scott, bds 206 Crew ' ' ' •
Judson Nannie Miss, elk M. Rich <t Bro., bds 33 Ns Forsyth
Judson William N., physician, r 25 Stonewall -
Justice John, painter A-L. Ry, r 19 N. Moore '
Justice John B., policeman, r 152 W. Baker ' •
Justin Mathew, wks Cotton Factory
TZAHN JULIUS, with Wellhouse & Sons, bds 277 White-
■*^ hall
Kahoe J. T., engineer A-L. Ry
JElam mTohnSnn Headquarters for CHOICE TEHHESSQ
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Kalt Carl tailor C. G. Grosse, bds 39* Whitehall
Kalt Joseph, with W. Bollmann, bds 76 Mar£ua ' rs
Kampe^r^Charles J., bkUpr Ported & Meakxtrl&Don. O
K*n! & ?^A?' ' " Official row, Jamestown ^
Kane Bridget Mrs., r 162 W. Mitchell i ^
"jamSWn'"'^ P''^'^''' '' «• ^-*<^> ^' " Official row. "^
Kane John, wks J. J. MuUan, r Jamestown ^ C/5
Kane Maggie Miss, elk RegensteinTKuTz " '-p
ian! M- Y ^'?' ' Officiafrow, Jamestown E
Kane Michael J., elk J. Rvan r lfi4 w lu-* u ^^ \—i
feE%';i'X,TSl5 ^'''^^' """^ ^^- J'eters.corForsyth^
Kanite Rivers, wks Atla. Cot. Pact'y , 7^
KarZc Ennl^M^' *'t^^?,'' ^^^ Whitehall -* lO
^arass c Bnna Miss, tailoress, r 47* Whitehall
Karassic Meyer, tailor, r 47^ Whi Ihall
Karassic Moritz, tailor, r 4?! Whitehall
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KiIwLS(?l'SRV ^-^Karwjsch, bds 88 Decatur JZlS
KiSnoVN'S'^^T'^ ^'°«- ' "j Whitehall xl
Kattsieper August, barkpr, r 48 W Hunter ft S
Kautz Melinda Miss, domestic I. May '■-- . • ^^M
Kaver John, painter, r 39 McAfee ' '^ ■ ' ' ' r^V
"^pfryAv"'^ '^""*"' ' Humphries, 3d s of Greens 3
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Kean Edwin D., bds 82 Decatur
Keane Jane, wid R. T., r 136 N. Collins ^^^
Kearney Patrick, watchman, r 8 Pulliam
i::r^Elliott J., wks A.St.'Ry^37Hay^
Keel William H., conductor W. & A R R
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^ -gi wear and notions, 58, 62 and 64 Whitehall, r 159 S.
^ 5^ • Pryor ? ^
H ;< Keenan William, fireman W. & A. R. R, bds 190 Marietta
S g Keese Edward E., with Clayton & Webb, r 120 Whitehall
S Keese E. A. Mrs., propr Chapman House, 120 Whitehall
^ $ Keese Kate D. Miss, r 120 Whitehall
P -g Keith Charles J., teller James' Bank, bds Cannon House
2 -g Keith Eugene D. (c), janitor Atla. Nat. Bank, r Q^ W.
^^ J iiarris
g KEITH JASPER L., propr Cannon House, 16i Marietta
^ Keith Jefferson (c), drayman, r 160 Foundry
^ ro Keith Patsy (c), laundress, r 62 Howell
g WKellam Eldridge P., bkkpr J. Warlick & Son, r 153 Nelson
H Kellam John F., with Goldsmith Bros., bds 31 Hayden
Kellam Mary F., wid D. S., r 31 Hayden
Kellam M. R. Miss, r 31 Hayden
Kelleher John M., elk, r 162 W. Foundry |
Keller Charles (c), drayman, r 155 Markham {
^Keller David (Torbett & Co.), r 40 Walton I
''Keller Frank (6), porter J. B. Daniel, r 155 Markham |
Keller John, elk H. F. Emery, r 87^ S. Broad
1 Keller Robert (c), lab, r ws Martin, 1st s of Fulton
<r Keller S. F. (Rushing, Keller & Co.), r Charleston, S. C j
WKelley Burgess G., capitalist, r 87 Peachtree 1
KELLEY JOHN, saloon. Wall, nw cor Pryor, r 38 E. Ellis
1 Kelley Richard F., driver Atla. St. Ry |
*"^ Kelley Robert (c), tailor R. Cooper, r 172 Richardson 1
Kelley Robert G., carpenter Winship & Bro., r 144 Luckie
qS< Kelley Sallie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
^^ Kelley William L., bkkpr, r 37 Hayden
Kellis Noah (c), wks Swift's Specific Co., r 100 Walker
^T' Kellogg Edward L., elk Forsyth, sw cor Alabama, bds 134
^— 1 McDonough
^^ Kelly America Mrs., seamstress, r 190 Marietta "^ "
^^ Kelly Benjamin, silversmith, r Boulevard, 1st s of Harris
(/j Kelly Floyd, engineer A-L. Ry
p^Keflly Frances Mrs., r 248 N. Collins
|X( Kelly Frank W., elk M. Perry, bds 124 Peachtree
Kelly Isham (c), lab, r 67 Fort ' r
Kelly James (c), porter J. Smith, r Eraser • ( *
Kelly Martha, wid Leander, r Mills, sw cor Williams
P|(^ Kelly Martha (c), dairy, r 275 Richardson
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Kelly Michael, lab, r 365 Decatur ^
^!il^ p' K^ ^^^; ^'"'' u"'*.?^.^; ^ ^' ^- ^- ^ 212 W. Mitchell
Kelly Robert (c), wks Winship & Bro
^! ll w-n • ^- ^A^-' ""H*^^ ^^ ^' ^^8^^^' ^ S9 E. Mitchell
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Kelly Wyatt (c), lab, r Holland, nw cor Wells ' ' '
Kelsey Harriet Miss, r 57 Wheat
Kelsey Richard (c), lab, r 33 Fort i
Kelsey William J., butcher J. J. Stewart, bds 248 Collins
Keltner Harriet, wid G. W., r 271 Jones i
Keltner Thomas J., photographer, bds 2.71 Jones -I
Keltner Washington, shoemkr, 3 W. Hunter -
Kemp David (c), lab, r rear 20 Hilliard \ :
Kemp Henry (c), wks C. R.R., r 29 Cornelia .
Kemp James (c), lab, r 12 Formwalt \ *i •
Kemp John, stone cutter, bds 115 Decatur' ' i" ,
Kemp William A. (c), lab, r 12 Formwalt j ' ^"
Kemper Charles J., bkkpr, bds 50 McDonough •
Kempner Max, boarding, 96J Whitehall '
Kenchin Thomas (c). warehouseman, r 82 S. Forsyth
Kendal Edward (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 21 Gullatt
Kendall Jacob (c), wks Court House
wu-7uT^^ ^' ^^-^ P^«^^^ Trinity Church, r 266
Whitehall
Kendrick Abram (c), lab, r 23 Pettis
Kendrick Alexander (c), painter, r 404 McDonough
Kendrick Allison N., elk, r 162 W. Foundry
Kendrick D. C, fireman W. & A. R. R t . . <
Kendrick F. B., fireman W. & A. R R
Kendrick Henry (c), molder, r South, nw cor State
Kendrick Hezekiah (c), lab, r rear 22 Collins
Kendrick Joseph, carpenter, bds 18 Brick
Kendrick Louisa A, wid D. P., r 162 W. Foundry
Kendrick Love (c), lab, r Trenholm, 3d e of Peters
Kendrick M. A., flagman A-L. Ry ,
Kendrick Winston (c), farmer, r South, nw cor State
Kennebrew Eliza (c), r Chattahoochee, nw cor John •
Kennebrew Simon (c), lab, r 55 Victoria
Kennedy Albert, elk M. Maher, bds 11 W. Mitchell
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QC Kennedy George W., r 167 Decatur
^ Kennedy Henry S., elk S. A. McCosh, r 109 W. Harris
~ Kennedy Hugh, gardener, r 119 Davis
-rt Kennedy James F., machinist Winship & Bro., r 150
^t^ Davis
-C Kennedy James W., dentist, r 257 Washington
Kennedy John G., wks W. & A R. R., r 23 W. Foundry
Kennedy J. Mrs., dressmkr, 76 N. Forsyth
? Kennedy Martin, with Miss M. Kennedy, r 13 Pulliam
^ Kennedy Mary Miss, millinery, 49 Whitehall, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy Ralph W., elk W. Calder. r 257 Washington
Kennedy R. L., carpenter, bds 15 Bailey
Kennedy Robert, wks F. W. Hart & Spn
Kennedy Samuel B. (Ristine/fe May), r Montgomery, Ala
Kennedy Sarah Miss, doT^»mc S. A. Orr
Kennedy Simon, lab, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy Thomas H., bkkpr Hightower & Hallman, r 1&
Powers
Kennedy William A., shoemkr. 256 Decatur
fi-Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin (W. H.Kenner, W. H. Tibbs, and
JK . G. N. Eakin), produce com niers, 31 W. Mitchell
Kenner William H. (Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin), r 141 Man-
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h Whitlock, sec and treas; J. H. Ketnef, agt; 26 E. Ala-
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. . Kenney Elizabeth Miss, boarding, 165 S. Pryor ^
•3 Kenney Francis M. (Dunn, Johnson & Co.), r 67 Stonewall
g Kennon Aldus A., printer, r 226 Haynes
Kenny Edward P. (Clemmons & Kenny), bds 165 S. Pryor
^ EENNY PATRICK J., propr Kimball House Billiard Rdom
^ I and Bar, and saloon, 7 E. Alabama, r 242 Washington,
j^ (hJee p. 78 )
CC Kenny Raphael, watchman tf. S. Custom House, rVine,
pf . cor Magazine |
W Kenny Theresa A., wid M. E., r 159 Haynes
Kent Alice Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
^ Kent Annie Miss, r 70i Whitehall
g Kent Columbus H., carpenter, bds 28 Mechanic
O Kent Evarts Rev., pastor First Cong. Church, r 125
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O ^ent Thomas, wks Traynham & Ray, r 89 Myore
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iverr John W., carpenter r 0 R R W v 5~*
Kershaw George T.T bkkpr^ r ^rEliis ^
Kerghaw John, machinist, i 97tE. Hunter S
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Saw W-n-^'"'^"*''^"^''"'^^' ' 97 E. Hunter i
Huntel''^'"^ ^- '''''''''''' P«'*«' & Meakin, r 105 E. f «
Ketchum Sarah E., wid R. C, r 416 Whitehall • H*
K,ck^i,h.ter Frederick T., elk Moore, M.rsh & Co., r 23 ^T
^i^uli^K**'' S^"^ A., wid Frederick, r 128 W Fair *^
Pare?^"^^^^•• ^"^ Moore. Marsh &CafV%08 W. 5'
Kidd Luella Miss, bds ^ W. Mitchell *
W. fZ Mrs., teacher Haynes St. School, r 22 "^
Kierbow John B., butcher, bds 213 W. Peters S
Kilgore Sandy (c), stonemason, r 15 8. Butler
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r 0 Killian Abraham, tinner H. Franklin, bds 69 Thurmond
g g Killian Dolph A., 'wks W. K. Booth, bds 42 W. Peters
"a Kimball Fannie H., wid F. A., bds 15 E. Harris
Kimball Charles, machinist, bds 26 W. Mitchell
MO Kimball Charles H., fruits and confectionery, 22 W.
5 J Mitchell
^ J Kimball Hannibal I., director genl International Cotton
Bw Exposition, r New York
g i1 KIMBALL H. I. HOUSE, Scoville & Terry, proprs; Pry-
^^ or, bet Wall and Decatur. (See hotels.)
..^ KIMBALL HOUSE BILLIARD BOOM, P. J. Kenny.
3g propr. (Seep 78.) ! .
• go KIMBALL JOHN C, coal, wood, lime and cement, 11 E.
^^ Alabama and 72 Marietta, r 421 Peachtree. (See»top
r. . gW lines and p. 100.)
g(^ Kimball John (c), lab, r 6Q C. R. R.
g k Kimball J. Walter, elk Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 10 S. Forsyth
g Kimball Mary S. Mrs., dresmkr, bds 54 Castleberry
Kimball Richard (c), porter Nat. Hotel, r 24 Bradbury ,
K| Kimberly Thomas P., bailiff sup. court, r county
V^ Kimbrell William M., with J. Keely, bcis St. James Hotel
nZ Kimbro Emma, wid W., r Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
P* Kimbro John, 14 Marietta, r 24 N. Collins
ffl Kimbro Perry (c), lab, r 7 Martin's al ^ ' j
^ Kimbro Rilev P. S., bds 9 Houston i
Y^ Kimbro WiUiam T., barkpr, r 47 N. Collins
^i^ Kincanuon Samuel F., blacksmith, r 41 Jones av 1
^ Kincannon William L., wood dlr, r 24 Jones av * I
Kindley Julia, wid Frederick, r 208 N. Collins t
King Albert S., with Manley Bros, r 184 N. Collins !
King Alexander C, lawyer, 25 Wnitehall, r 127 Ivy I
King Anderson (c), lab, r al s of Forrest av, e of Collins
PKing Barrington J., bkkpr Davenport, Johnson & Co., r 79
-^ Pulliam ■ ,
2 Ki°g Beniah S , farmer, r 7 Chapel ' i
■J King Capers, trav agt Estey Organ Co ^
<| King Charles C , elk Elsas, May & Co., bds 60 Luckie
King Charles L., carpenter, r Jamestown
^^ King C|) umbus (c), brickmason, r 92 Humphries / .
r* King Daniel (c), drayman, r 64 Humphries
E.^ King Daniel (c), carpenter, r 314 Adams
y. King Duncan (c), wks National Hotel, r 173 Marietta
O^mmmm^M^m ft! Wall, Paint, Carriage and Varnisb Brnslies, all kindi
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King Emanuel (c), shoemkr R. Richardson, r Walker
cor Larkin '
King Emmett C, with Mickelberry & Whitlock, bds 199
o. rryor
King Estelle Miss, r 1 Fulton Mills
King Fannie L. Mrs., bds 157 N. Calhoun ' i
5™^/. ™™ Ev,^^""' ^ 1 ^"1^^^ Mills , 1
MNG FEED DR., druggist, bS Decatirr, r 26 Gilmer
^ing Henry, lab, r Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
King Henry, baker F. M. Jack, r 56 N. Collins
King Henry (c), porter Clayton & Webb, r 74 Hilliard
King James (c), brickmason, r 248 Old Peachtree
ton MUlf ^^^^^^' ^"^^ ^^^^^"^ ^"^^^""^ Factory, r 1 Ful-
^'""liSitY^ ^""^^ ^^^ ^ ^' ^^^i^g^^A, r Blackmon, nr
^^^Baker^ (<^)' driver Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin, r 183 E.
King Joseph D , barber, r rear 20 Gilmer - '
King Joseph L., bkkpr I. S. Boyd, r 157 N. Calhoun
:King J. Gadsden, ins agt, 61 S. Broad, r 127 Ivy
King Lizzie Miss, domestic T. G. McAfee ,
King Marion P. Miss, r A. Elsas Cotton Factory
King Mattie Miss, mail elk Sunny South ^ -
King Oscar Cc), lab, r North av, Ist w of Williams
King Peter (c), porter Clayton & Webb
King Porter (Jackson & King), bds 124 S. Pryor
King Preston (c), lab, r 22 Clifford ^
King Robert, elk, bds 157 N. Calhoun
King R. D., trainband W. & A. R. R K
King Tally (c), lab, r 9 Roberts " '■' ^
King Thomas O., elk, bds Smith, se cor Richardson
5?°8 William (c), wks E. Haiman, r 7 State
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KingOQ Andrew (c), porter E. A Robertson & Co
Kingsbery Charles S., (Edwin Bates & Co.), r 288 Peach-
tree
Kingsbery Edwin, with Moore, Marsh & Co., r 100 Jack-
son
Kingsbery Joseph (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r 301 E. Peach-
tree j
Kingsbery Kate Miss, r 2i01 E. Peachtree
Kinley John W.^ wks Cotton Mill, r Healev Bldg
Kinley William F., wks Cotton Mill, r Healey Bldg, No. 2
Kinnebrew C. D., trav agt Patapsco Guano Co., bds 89 E.
Mitchell I
Kinnon Lucy Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact*y
Kinyon William, foreman W. A. R. R ^ r 210 Haynes
Kinyon William Jr., wks W. & A. R. R., bds 210 Haynes
Kirbee Lewis G., salesman McMillan & Co., r llj S. Broad
Kirbee Sarah, wid Willis, r 11^ S. Bro^d
Kirbon John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ■ [
Kirbon Mary Miss, wks Atla. Co^. Fact'y ' '
Kirby Charles- M„ plasterer, bds 397 Mangum
Kirby E. H., bkkpr J. H. Johnson, r 42 Alexander j
Kirby Francis A., lawyer, r 31 N. Pryor
Kirby Henry (c). lab, r 49 Foster
Kircuss Patrick ,N., lab, r 259 Elliott
Kirke Thomas (Kirke & Ellis), r 174 Haynes
Kirke & Ellis (Thomas Kirke and J. M. Ellis), agts Hull
Vapor Stove Co.,5 N. Forsyth
Kirkham A. A.,uphol8tererLathrop&White,r Decatur, Ga
Kirkham George, upholsterer Lathrop & White, r Decatur,
Ga '
Kirkham Jacob C, engineer A-L. Ry
Kirkindorf Humphrey P., r Mayson Ferry rd
Kirkland Cordelia Miss, wks Atla Cot. Fact'y
Kirkland Isaac (c), lab Porter & Meakin
Kirkland J. H., flagman A-L. Ry, bds Exposition House
Kirkland Lula Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Kirkland Martha Mrs., wks Cotton Mill, r Healey Bldg,
No. 2
Kirkpatrick Boston (c), lab, r al, n of Greens Ferry av
Kirkpatrick Hulda A., wid W. N.. bds 143 Jones
Kirkpatrick John (c), wks P. Lynch, r 262 W. Hunter
Kirkpatrick John C. (T. M. Clarke & Co.), r 54 W. Baker
Kirkpatrick Robert L., elk E. M. Bftrrv, bds 39 N. Prvor
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Ki8er John B. (kfsL^/^ P^aLrwTrfs P LO
K^serJo,n F. (M. C. & J. /Sj Ko^^rTr E. Peach-:^
Kiser^ Marion C. (M. C. & J. F. Kis^r & Co.), r 265 E. Peach- ^
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KUchen WUham W., fireman R. & D. R. «., bds 211 Boule- ^^
Klaitz William, bkkpr, r 19 Form wait '
Klasset Charles, upholsterer J. E Mann rU R m
Klasset F. William wto w . . i ,°' ^ ^^ Bailey
Kleinert Marla.'^Td GSr?e'V"l2 W R ''/k' V ^^^^''
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5 Knight Joseph (c), lab, r Baup:h, W. E
Z ffl Knight Joseph, olacksmith, r 212 Marietta
O M Knight J. N., wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r 212 Marietta
Jg MKnight Walter R., elk, r 50 S. Bell
j*-. '^ Knight William (c), barber National Hotel
— 0 Knipe Frank, l&b, bds ws Henry, nr Elliott
ttl Knott Benjamin, lab, r 84 Butler
^ Knott B. F., fireman A. & W. P. R. R., r 84 Butler [
>, Knott James, r 88 Butler -
CD Knott James J., physician, 8 W. Wall, r 128 N. Collins
Knott John W. engineer W. P. R.R., r 80 Butler |
" Knott Mary A., wid E. F., bds 128 N. Collins
Knott William L. (Information Refused), r 26 Wheat j
Knowles Clarence K., ins adjuster, bds Kimball House i
Knowles George W., shoemkr M. Gaines, r 17 Haynes
Knowles F. M., conductor, bds 49 W. Peters
Knox Elizabeth Miss, r 71 W. Mitchell
Knox Howard (c), bellman Kimball House
Knox James C, with Gate City Produce and Cotton Ex-
change
Knox John (c), porter W. D. Mitchell, r rear 300 W. Peters
Knox John S , cotton grower, 7 Alabama ^
Knox Patrick J., elk C. R. R., bds 124 Marietta |
Knusli Julius, wks W. C. Neff & Co., r rear 100 Ellis .
Koch Frederick (Koch Bros), r Edge wood
Koch Kathrina, wid L., r 34 Marietta
Koch William (Koch Bros), r34 Marietta
Koch & Bro (F. and W. Koch), meat stall, 34 Marietta'
Kochen Alfred, fireman W. & A. R. R., r es Jones al, 2d s of
Magazine • '
02 o Koehnen August, with Lorentz & Rittler, r 33 W. Alabama
o ^ Konkle Thomas G., brickmason, r 44 Venable
^ § KONTZ ANTON L., agt Pullman Sou. Car Co., Union De-
i i pot, r 76 Marietta |
r/^Kontz Ernest C, student, bds 7^ Marietta -j
^-^ Kontz Lena, wid Henry, r 161 W. Mitchell .1
Kost J., physician, bds 214 E. Hunter
. Kotzchan Rudolph, stone cutter, r 54 E. Harris
ry^ Kramer William E., carpenter, r Foster, 2d e of Cornelia
Mh Kreamer Frederick, baker, r Lowes al ,
^ Kreis Fannie, wid George W., r 111 Humphijes
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Kreis Jacob, meat stall, 113 Whitehall, r W. E ,
Kreis Jacob, dye works, 7 W. Peters f
Kreis Philip, tailor, 22 W. Alabama '
haU^ ^^^^"^ (Steinheimer & Kreisle), bds 267 White-
. Kretchman, Joseph, harnessmkr D. Morgan, r 127 White-
^'' H^^'''^''' ^^ ^'^^ P^'^''' ^ ^- ^^"» ^^« National
Kries Michael, mrkt, r 112 Rawson '
KrnLf'S^^''^'/''^^?'^" ^■^- ^3^' ' 3^2 Decatur
^'Te^lZl: S Wfea?"^"^' ^^' ^^^^^ '' ^^^^^ ^0
&.h r^T'^rP-' music teacher, 66| Whitehall
Krutch Charles C, artist C. W. Motes, bds 58 Luckie
Kuhn August J., sunt Atlanta City Brewing Co
KFhU'V'"^^^ (4H^& W. T. Kuhns), r 37 Hayden
KLH^S J. H. & W, T., (Julius H. and Wm. T. Kuhns)
photographers, 33^ Whitehall • -«^unns;,
Kuhns William T., (j; H. & W. T. Kuhns), r 2U E Hunter
Kuhr Henry G., (Beerman & Kuhrt), and pL AUantI
City Brewing Co., r 209 Whitehall . ^
Kutz Henrietta, wid S., r 234 Whitehall '
Kyle Esther, wid William, r 12 Barracks av
Kyle Napoleon R, elk, bds 12 Barracks av ''"] '
^^1 ?^r^.T?.^^^^' ^^^' ^^s 12 Barracks av
5TJ?^^ ilham C, bds 12 Barracks av
KYLE, see also KILE f \
T ACKEY JAMES M , butcher J. Lynch, r 269 Marietta
Taov F^w ^ J^N^'f ^u^^' P^"^"' ^' T- S^^i^b' r country '
Lacy Edward (c), barber, r 174 S. Forsyth
Lacy John (c), lab, r rear 161 Ivy
f ABB^iV^ivvyn ^^^'?'P' ^\^^ ^"^"' ^ ^^ Peters
LADD AimZO C, lime, plaster, cement, lightning rods,
Ladson Joseph H., elk C. H. Strong, r 20 E. Mitchell
LaFontaine Hilhard (c). lab, r C. R. R., w of McDaniel
LaFontaine Joseph M, planer W. & A R. R,, r Lowe, se
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Ocor Spencer
LAGOMARSINO JOHN, candv mnfr. fruits and confec-
tioner, 4 Whitehall, r 46 Thompson. (See p. 75.) .
^ LaHatte Elizabeth J., wid C. H., r 24 Form wait
Q LaHatte Julius H , butcher, 73^ Peachtree, r 24 Forjnwalt
Q LaHatte Macon T. (M. T. LaHatte & Co.), printer, r 24
zf Form wait
a-LaHatte M. T & Co . (M. T. LaHatte and J. B. Carraway).
Q) butchers, 117 jj^hitehall ^^
Laird Andrew J., Elector, r ss E. Fair, 1st E. of Eraser
Laird Dora Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co., r 341 Mangum
Laird Eli. trainband A-L. Ry j.
Laird Etta Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co., r 341 Mangum
Laird Irene Miss, wks Elsas. May & Co., r 341 Mangum
I Laird John A., grocer, bds St. James Hotel
^ Laird Lewis J. (IMcGarity & Laird), bds 180 E. Hunter
i; Laird Richard W., carpenter, r 341 Mangum
— Laird William, wks Ice Factory, r W. E
Laird William, grocer, 197 Whitehall, r 203 Rawson
Lake -- Mrs., with Regenstein & Kutz
^ Lake Francis E., with McGarity & Laird, bds 55 E. Mitchell
^'^'^ Lamar Albert R. Mrs., r 2 Luckie
Ji^ Lamar Charles A., with J. C. Whitner & Son, r 115 Ivy '
h^ Lamar George W (c), lab, r 45 Gate City
(0 Lamar Henry J. (Lamar. Rankin & Lamar), r Macon, Ga ■
O—* Lamar Henry J, Jr. (Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), r Macon,
Ga
Lamar James (c), whitewasher, r 145 Markham
-m Lamar James A., wks Alexander & Simpson, r 82 Walker
Lamar James L. (c), grocer, 234 Eraser
Lamar John (c). driver P. Lynch, r Baugh, W. E
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR (J. W. Rankin, H. J. and
I, H.J. Lamar, Jr.), drugs, medicines, seeds, paints, oils,
chemicals, etc., 20 and 22 Decatur . |
1 ,? Lamar Samuel (c), shoemkr J. A. Clark, r rear 86 E. Cain
§ Lamar Shadracb (c), wks Maddox, Rucker & Co
2^ Lamar Tracy G., elk, r 10 W. Alabama
^ « Lamar Wiseman (c), carpenter, r 25 Reed
J P Lamb Alfred, grocer. Marietta, se cor Ponder av
S I'V^ Milton W., carpenter, bds 39 W. Foundry
• LAMBERT ALPHONSE, propr Central Nursery and florist,
^ E. Fair, s of Cemetery. (See p. 78.)
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f'amh ^\*''"'?^^^gf°':er, 363 W. Peters
- Lambert John, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
Lambert Joseph, student, bds 62 Nelson*
Lamb" K;, wlMn "^^^1 "^4^^
Lambert Sam/el,"!^.'," iSV^hnson"'''^'' "^ <='"• ^-
fl^rl- A^^'^™' S'""*^'- 201 Chapel '?.: |
l-ampkin A. C, trav aet bds "JS F w. • » I
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Landers Letitia, wid T, r 82 Terry
Landers Louisa, wid Bernard, r5 Curtis
Landers Lucy Mrs wks Atl« r^t i? !,
Landers Wilfiam (I,)" shoemkr HSfaac^ 10 r.,r
Landmever Will in Vr, ,.„; * r^; ^^^^^' r w Collins
Landrur|S!';\^'cS^c'tt;'' ^"'"^
LandJuS fZVI'J'ZT'' ^.T??^ "t I>--mond
Landrum J H wks W aTr ^J ^T^''^^, r 41 Church
Landrum NaThan fc) ianitor r' w' w ' ^"^ *^''"«"»
Landrum Simon VXr^'^^'w 'Ha^ru'''' "' ''""«
Land^rum^Sylvanus P., train haL^^^A. R. E , r 140 W
Landr^um Walter H.' (c,' gJJce^'^T^attnall. ne cor Mark-
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Landrum Whitfield, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Landrum W. T., foreman Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Lane Andrew (c), wks W. W. McAfee, r al, n of Wheat,
w of Butler
Lane D. S., elk McBride & Co , r 146 McDonough
Lane Edgar, wks Youngblood & Hall, bds 54 Davis
Lane Edward (c), lab, r 149 Ira
Lane Jackson (c), lab, r 174 Fort
Lane John (c), carpenter, r 174 Fort
Lane Joseph J., driver F. M. Jaclf, r 132 Rhodes
Lane William, asst ticket seller W. & A. R. R., Union De-
pot j
Lang Morris, shoemkr, 9 E. Hunter
Lang Sophia Miss, seamstress, r 283 N. Collins
Langford George M., wagonmkr L. Bennett, r Decatur, Ga
Langford John H., with Eiseman Bros., r 41 E. Mitchell
Langford William Y.. janitor Court House, r 163 Bell
Langley Adeline, wid James, r 17 Fulton Cotton Spin-
ning Co •
Langley John B., constable, 16^ Whitehall, r 136 Crew
Langley John (c), carpenter Lynch & Lea
Langley Martha Miss, wks Fulton Cotton Spinning Co..
bds 17 Factory ^
LANGSTOX, CRANE & CO. (T. L. Langston, B. E. Crane,
G. W. Williams, Jr., G. L Jones, S. F. Woodson), whol
grocers, cotton factors and fertilizer dealers, 46 and 48 E.
Alabama j,
Langston David B., with Langston, Crane & Co., r 46 E,
Alabama
Langston Edward, elk, bds 61 S. Forsyth 1
Langston Thomas L. (Langston, Crane & Co.), r 195 Peach-
tree
Langston William J., engineer Union Depot, r 27 Hull
Langston William J., Jr., elk, bds 27 Hull i
Lanham Addie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 11 Orme
Lanh^m James W., wks Cotton Factory, r 11 Orme
Lanham Martha Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 11 Orme
Lanier Benjamin F„ coupler W. & A. R. R., r al s of Cain,
w of N. Butler '
Lanier Louie, r 414 E. Cain '^
Lanier Louis R., machinist, r al s of E. Cain, w of N,
Butler
Lannpflu Basil, elk Ry. M. S., r 173 Crew ^ i
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Lanneau Lula J. Miss, teacher Crew Street School, r 52
McDonough *
Lansdell William A., elk G. J. Howard & Bro., r 29 Cooper
I^aQiire Maggie Mrs., bds 230 Decatur ^
J.ard Ell B., baggage master A-L. Ey, r 185 Fillmore
^"■■f w"l'*, h. ^''^ "^^om^ J ., r 185 Fillmore
catur carpenter Ferguson & Blount, r 290 De-
Larendon Walter S , civil engineer, bds 170 E. Hunter
x*.«c£^A^'^J''>' l*^' "• 183 Ellis
LARSSON MARIE MLLE, fashio*ble dress and cloak
T „>?,"' 39i Peachtree. (See p. '21.) '
LaSalle John, fireman A-L Rg
^*««^«^^Charles G., elk G. H. & A. W. Force, bds 64 W.
Lasseter Georgia, wid Walker, bds 26 N. Calhoun '
Lasseter Lucy Miss, wks Cotton Factory
Lasseter Shadrach (c), janitor A-L. Ry, r Moore,' cor De-
cai»ur
Lasseter William (c), bricklayer, r 232 Jones
Latham Ac^am (c), shoemkr, 32 E. Alabama, r 126 Ellis
i^atham ^lizabeth, wid George, r rear 46 Larkia
Latham F. B., wid A. B., r 389 Whitehall !• -
Latham James M stock dealer, 26 W. Alabama, r Larkin,
se cor Chapel . - :. '
Lathrop Edward S. (Lathrop & AVhke), r Decatur, Ga
Lathrop Walter, bds 84 Luckie . ,
LATHllOP & WHITE (E. S. Lathrop and J. T. White),
carpets and upholstery, 46 to 50 Marietta
Latimer Alfred (c), wks F. E. Block, r 88 Crew -
Latimer Elijah (c), blacksmith, r 114 Magazine
?J.^/5®^^^® ^'^ carpenter Longley, Robinson & Co., r
194 Houston '
Lattimore John (c). lab, r 49 Mays al ' ^'
Lattimore Lewis (c), lab, r Fortune, nr Boulevard
Lattimore Nelson (c), painter, r 67 Richardson
Law Alston M., salesman J. Silvey & Co., bds 29 N. Pryor
i-^'^^redeTick B., trav agt W. A. Russell & Co., r 150 N.
Collins
Law Mack (c), barber, 54 Decatur ^
Law William (c). housemover, r rear 182 W. Peters
Lawhorn Robert E., ship elk Kennesaw Mills Co., bds 26
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'''td'n^r^f^dyr'a;'^ '■ '■ «"^-' ^<^« - Marietta.
Lawless John, lab, r 3H E. Hunter ' i
Lawle^ss John D., plumber, r ws Marietta, 3d n of Ponder
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LaW rce^"L^'';1k' l/ ^^'^^ ^d n of Ponder av
Lawrence John u' I-amar, Rankin & Lamar
Lawrence MeHss^'w'dT B ' r 4^9 ^^°'"' "' ^''^^^
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Lawrence Samuel, TfeKlhoun '^''^^''"'^ >
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LAWfiWl? W ^ i^®*^\»' r /7 Orreens Ferry av
Lawson James P. fc') wU P Vot, w- 1 1 ^ ^ "
Johnson ^' • V»i Winkle & Co, r
Lawson Jasper B., r 85 Alexander
Lawson^ Joseph T. (Lawson & Craddoek), bds 39J White-
liawton James L lawver oa at„* tt ^ P:,„ •-'
Airama ffl tnS' ""'P'"'"' fertilizers, 27* W.
Lay David (c), grocer, 287 Fort
Lazaron Morns, com mer, r 74 Ivy
Lea Wilham W. (Lynch & Leaf ,• too w o-
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l!gg£LJlUah G., carpenter, r 57S n...f„r .
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Leak William. f»«^_ ^ .. ■ ^
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L^ake IohnT\ ^''^'' Constitution
Leake Thaddeus C. Jr. (llkfVZ' ^-^^ Gannon House
Leake & Dunn Bros R R „ * Dunn Bros.), r 1 E. Pine
Leamont John" car^ntr r %%T^''' « S- Broad °'
Leary Augustus (orportw W ^T% u ' = -]
Leary Claiborne M rc^honl- •^'^^'*<''^«°
Leas Julius E., conduc'tor Pnir''''a' ^^^ ^'»«er H
^ E. Fuir ' °°"°*®' Pallman Sou. Car Co.. bds 434 rn
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Ledbetter Clara Mra yL /"', ' i" ^- Forsyth "^ M
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Lee Alfred (c) wksAoVjl.u ("^V"***^ <» a^v.)
Lee Bernard D witfi P to ti ( ^- Baker .1
Lee Brongh T Jr nen^;,^" S*?^*' ^ 113 Rawson ^^
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43 Lee Frank D., elk J. €. Kimball, r 144 Whitehall
§ jLee George (c), fruits, etc., 90 S. Broad, r Whitehall \
HH ^ Lee George (c), painter J. M. Smith, r 207 Martin
^ m Lee Green (c), drayman, r al w of Fair, s of Chapel ^
pE? Lee Henry (c), barber G. W. Hays
P^ ^ Lee James F., blacksmith W.i& A. R. R., r 94 McDonough
p-g Lee Jesse M., mdse broker, 11 E. Alabama, bds Kimball
^ 2 House I !
^ § Lee John W., carpenter, r 75 Rock !
g, g Lee Joseph B., carpenter, r 43 Rock
^ Lee J. J., wks New Home S. M. Co., bds St. James Hotel
•^ CO Lee J. M., helper A-L. Ry, r 264 Decatur i
U CO Lee Lucius (c), driver C. H. Swift, r 110 Crew
^ Lee Milo (c), blacksmith, 14 Mangum, r 13 Campbell block
Lee M. J., wid M. D., r 71 E. Harris , »
Lee Ransom, wks Court House I
Lee Robert (c), wks National Hotel
Lee Sallie M. Miss, r 43 Rock
^Lee Samuel (c), porter J. A. Watson & Co
L J Lee Sandy (c)» lab, r 33 Bradbury
|x I Lee Sarajli A., wid Warren, r 149 S. Forsyth
j^ Lee Seaborn (c\ plasterer, r ws Blackmon, 6th n of E.
<I^ Harris ! j- .• I t
W Lee Texas Mrs., dressmkr, 144 Whitehall 1 -
Lee Thomas (c), roofer Ellis Davis & Co., r 30 Foster
"1 Lee Warren (c) (Nolly & Lee), r al, rear Gordon, W. E
*"^ Lee Warren W., collector, bds 149 S. Forsyth
Lee Washington (c), porter J. A. Buck, r 280 Fort
oQ Lefils Charles, shoemkr M. Gaines
1^ Lefils Louisa Miss, wks J. Lynch
, Lefils M. E. Mrs., wks J. Lynch
T; Legg John B. Z., with J. D. & T. F. Smith, r 233 W:
r-H Fair
^^Leggett Joseph (c), porter S. H. Phelan, r 65 Jones
^r^ Leggett Margaret (c), dressmkr, 65 Jones
C/J Leighton Marcus, wks Longley, Robinson & Co
/•v^Leighton Solomon, wks Longley, Robinson & Co., bds 160
HH Nelson
WLeison Ella Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. FactV, r 10 Johnson ^ ' i
Lemmon Matthew L.. painter A. T. Finney, r 21 N. Bell
^■^ Lemons Burton (c), lab, r 75 Terry
ry^Lenea Peter, elk J. Keely, bds 96^ Whitehall ^
Tt . imUnAir rf ICO Picture Glan, Stiiited. Ogt and Gnmnd Gltn
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XEoTaRD HE&Tc Vpt The^^E ^^^^^^---^ Hotel fS
Houston ' ^ ^^ Bradstreet Co., r 46 Ml
Leonard H. W., bds 222 E Harris '
Leonard nS S.' oaf Se^ f\ll^ ? >"^«
Leonard Sarah (c), cook, r 28 C. R R °
Lermer Joe , wks Longley, Robinson & Co
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Lester Charles (c), r 245 W. Fafr i i 3
" WhSlf'"' ^^^"'•^^ ^- ^ »• !•• I'-ter), bds 225 f
Lester George N. (George N. & D. P. Le^er)! r 225 .White- 1 1
XESTER GEORGE N & T» P rrJJ' xt , ^ »»
Lester Monroe (c), wks Porter & Meakin "X "I
Lester Narcissa H., wid M r 96 r,«»iiK \ SB
Lester Sarah A., w'id^HaSi's/n.'r ?rSprfn7 ^ ^ "
Lester Sylvester, printer, r 140 W Fair
Lester Thomas A.T elk Rv M «! , 7q a • ' X'«
Lester Warren (c), drive? w' s" V^J^T% • ,
Lpstpr w,iu.„ XT uriver w. b. Wilson & Bro a S
XeSneur Joseph A., contractor, r 70 N. BuUer ^
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Level Washington (c), barber, 167 Marietta '
Levi John (c), lab, r 36 W. Garnett .
LeviBon Sarah, wid G. P., r 51 E. Hufiter
Lewis Alexander (c). car cleaner A-L. Kv *
Lqwis Anderson (c). lab, r ss Raspberry " /
Lewis Anna Miss, bds 380 S. Pryor
Lewis Charles B., wks Longley, Robinson &Co., r 262 De<
catur '
Lewis Curtis, bds 158 Peachtree ' '
Lewis Fauntleroy watchman, r ns McDaniel, s of Peters
Lewis Frederick, baker, bds 77 Decatur
Lewis Freeman (c), lab, r ss Pine '' ^
Lewis George (c), lab, r es Lovejov, 4th n of Pine
Lewis George T.. local agt Ry M S ^^ '
Lewis George W. (c), cook B. F. Jones, r 137 Markham
Lewis George W fireman W. & A. R. R. r 389 Marietta
Lewis Henry (c), lab, r 88 Pine ^ if
LEVVIS HENRY, propr Atlanta ITlouring Mills, 35 and 37
Thompson, r 310 Whitehall. (See p 85 )
* Lewis Isham (c), janitor Gate City Nat. Bank, r 81 Hoce
Lewis James (c), lab, r 70 Cone ^
Lewis Jane Miss, wks Cot. Fact'y, bds 259 Marietta
Lewis J. R , sec International Cotjton Exposition r Jack-
son, cor Harris .
Lewis Lilian, wid J. T., bds h^ E. Harris
Lewis Noah H. (c), shoemkr, r ss Currier
Lewis Oliver (c), barber, 73 W. Peters, r 28 Mangum ,
Lewis Peter (c), lab, r Gunby, 3d n of Decatur
Lewis Pickens R., carpenter W. k A. R. R., r 54 W. Peters
Lewis Sandy (c), drayman, r Baugh, W. E
LEWIS THOMAS S., whol cracker mnfr, 54 to 62 K
Alabama, r 57 McDonough
Lewis William (c), barber, r 13 Greens Ferry rd
Lewis William (c), gardener C. L. Wilson ^
Lewis William (c), waiter E. P. Howell ' ♦
Lewis William, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 65 W. Foundry
Lewis William E., tobacconist, bds Kimball House
Lewis Willis, lab, r Peachtree, 2d n of 4th
Leyden* Austin, broker, bds 124 Peachtree
Leyden William H., bkkpr C. Angier, bds 124 Peachtree
Lichtenstadt Maurice L., physician (homeo), 1 WhitehalL
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Lieberman PJdward, elk, bds 57 F P.f
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feh p P' ^'■°''" ""'^ jank. 300 Decatur '
Lxnd^ Edmund G., (John Moser & Lind), fcds 177 White-
Lindenberg William, watchmkrand jeweler ifinw P .
lX" Alfred °/cff"'^ •^^'^^f • ' 29 «artre P '''"
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Lipes Thomas D., carpenter, bds 95 Walton
Lippmann Anna Mies, wks T. R. Hartman, r Rhodes, 1st
w of Elliott
Lippmann Barbara, wid Andrew, r Rhodes, 1st w of El-
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Lippmann George H., finisher, bds 44 Magazine
Lippmann Victoria Miss, r Rhodes, 1st w of Elliott
Lisby Amanda Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Lisby John, wks Cotton Factory |
Little Clarence L., with Crane, Boylston & Co., bds 72 Ma- '
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Little Howard (c), brickmason, r 17 N. Collins ^
Little James, with L. C, Saul, r 36 Whitehall
Little Susan E , wid Thomas, r 161 Marietta
Little William W., elk Jno. Ryan, bds 41 W. Mitchell
Littlejohn William (c), hostler, r 93 Rock
Littleton E. A. Mrs., wks Carpenter & Clark I
Litz Frank, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 155 Haynes
Lively John W., mail elk Constitution, bds 35 Jones J
Lively Joseph B , printer Constitution, r 62 Hood
Lively Lemuel B., printer, r 59 Hood ' j
Lively William B. Rev., r 59 Hood • |
Lively William E , mer, r 177 Crew i
Livingston Jackson (c), lab, r 165 Fort ^
Lloyd Feojamin F., carpenter, bds 209 Luckie
Lochrane Osborne A., lawyer, r 342 Peachtree
Lochrey James, dyer, 45 E. Hunter
Locke Arthur H., correspondent S M. Inman, r 23 PuUiamJ
Locke Sarah E., wid E. H , r Pulliam, ne cor Jones
Lockett B G. (B. G. Lockett & Co.), bds Markham House \
LOCKETT B. G. & CO., Chattahoochee River brick mnfrs,
city office, 33 S. Broad (up-stairs.)
Lockett Joseph (c), driver J. S. Morris & Son I
Lockett Taylor (c), waiter Palace Dining Rooms ' 1
Lockhart Arthur, oilkpr W. & A. R. R., r 35 Magazine -^
Lockhart Columbus (c). lab, r 136 E. Harris i
Lockhart James, mess W. & A. R. R
Lockhart Richard H. (Lockhart & Sayre), r 55 N. Butler I
Lockhart Robert M., elk A-L. Ry, r 640 Decatur j
Lockhart R M., with Singer Mnfg Co j
Lockhart & Sayre (R. H. Lockhart and W. Sayre), grocergj
236 Decatur - 4 j
Lodtman Susie Miss, with Nat. Surg. Inst.. 32 E.' Alabama
F. J. Cooledffe & Bro.^ n^*,®'^*'^^>^^**^'j""^«^orp*inti». -
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51 Houston ^ ^^'^ * ^"^ *°* ^- M- Winn & Co.), bde
'PeaSr" "^ ''' "'^'^P' ''■ M- Clart'e & Co., bds 101 .
Logan Samuel (-e) waiter K,;,K.nl?'°S'*''* P
Loga^nj. M., ^^ SZ^SfS^^^^^^^ f
LofaS Tco 7f \' r'^''' '/^ Whitehall ». S
^S Forsyti ■ ^^ ^^^"^ <^'^d ^), g,ain and flour, 18 »i»
Logue Crutcher, wks Cotton Factorv V i^^. r *
Logue David Mrs., mattressmkr P H ^H^^^"
Logue Edward, wks Cotton Factorv ; ^^°^^*^
Logue Eva Miss, wks cXn FaSv r 1^ R^^f *
Logue Frank, wks Cotton Factorv ^d,i^R*f'°''
Logue George M, driver 1. St. RV' ' ^^ ^"'"^
i-ogue Mary Mrs., wks Cotton Factorv r i«: B *
Lojseau Leon watchman Markham S^oL ^"^^^"^
r2^ n TJ <^?^' P°'"t«'- National Hotel
Long Caledonm Miss, r 614 Marietta
Long Emma Miss, r Plat Shoal rd, Edgewood
Long James A., salesman D. H. Doughfrtv r «)<» mi-
Long John, machinist W & A p "rS'^®"^- ^ 23 Ellis
tT^ Jf««Ph A. bds 614' Marietta
Long Morgan Miss, r 23 Ellis
Long Perry, lab, r 614 Marietta
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Long Sarah C, wid J. A., r 23 Ellis
Long Timothy (c), drayman Chess, Carley* & Co., r 108
Fraser .
Long William J., trav agt, r Flatshoal rd, Edgewood !
Long W. Augustus, elk D. H. Dougherty, r 23 Ellis ; i
Longa David B., drayman, r 123 McDaniel
Longan E. \y. Mrs., prin Summer Hill School, bds 133 E.
Hunter
Longhineller William C, upholsterer W. & A. R. R., r 107
W. Harris
Longley Benjamin F. (Longlev, Robinson & Co.), r 99 N.
Calhoun
Longley J. L , train hand W. & A. R. R., bds 124 Marietta
Longley, Robinson & Co. (B. F. Longley, Isaac Robinson
and G. 1. Ogletree), planing mill, 215 Butler
LONGSTREET JAMES, U. S. marshal, U. S. C. H. and
P. O., r Gainesville \
Longstreet John G., dep U. S. marshal, bds Kimball House
Loomis Carrie H. Miss, teacher Atlanta University '
Looney Frank M., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 125 W. Baker
Looney Joseph, tie repairer A-L. Ry
Looney Mattie Miss, domestic W. H. Scott
Lord Samupl (c), lab, r rear 67 Hilliard
Lorentz & Rittler (of Baltimore, Md.), fertilizer mnfrs, 33
W. Alabama
Lorth Joseph, wood, r W. Humphries, n of Peters
Lot Marion (c), lab, r 25 Reed \.
Lother Elizabeth, wid John, r 37 N. Calhoun
Lother Margaret, wid William, bds 247 E. Fair
Lother William T., stonemason, r 37 N. Calhoun
Love Bunnie Miss, prin Atla. Preparatory School, 38 N.
Forsyth
Love Betty (c), laundress, r Lee, W. E >,
Love Doctor (c), painter, r 77 Tattnall
Love Jordan (c), bricklayer, r 125 N. Collins
Love Joseph L., elk, r 38 N. Forsyth ■
Love William (c), bricklayer, r 125 N. Collins ' f
Love William (c), lab, r 78 Mangum * -i
Love William (c), wks 0. Wendt, r 77 Tattnall
LOVE WM. AfiRAM, physician (women and children's
diseases), 38 N. Forsyth
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I-ov^oy John H. J., collector Atla. National Ban J \ 86^
, wall "^^•' *8* Emory College, r 20 Stone- 1^
Pitchford). bookfSatSerT isT^'l**^^ ^- C-Lj
Lovelace Harrison (c). porter rq9'«. ^^^^htree ^
LorelaceR. B wt« piii ^ • • '/J*^ ^'^^omon r r\
^ Ferryav ■' ^' P^"««""i & Castleberry, r 127 Greens ^
Loveless Joseph w JdhAJI w ?-/F Victoria
Loveless WilC^^IJe'h^',*^ \ \\ W ""^^ ^^l Rhodes
Loveman Philin VlL- m S- u V^*^ ^' ^' ^
Lovette John, ?outa^t ^£ 1^„^^^« ^H^' Forsyth
Lovette Thomas F.f money elk Son- P^' ^^^ ^^^f^rn
Loving Bros. (L. L arid r 1^ t -• ^^h ^° ' ' ^ E. Fair
^ tioners. 36 Marietta °'''°^^' ^'"" ''^^ confec-
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Loving Lafavette T 7t^^- °^")' ^^ 24 E. Wall
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Donough '' ^^^ ^- ^- C'"ke & Co., bds 183 McJ gB
We HI A '^'^««"'»^'' 82 W. Simpeon
ilZ J^ *'^ ^•' ™e'. r 380 S. Prvor
W ?a3lf •(! TL'L^i f^^'h. ' ^^ 'kelson
Lowe John fo) wks r m * ^'^^ ' ^ Whitehall
Lowe John s! f M P ?;.^!.T?i"\' '"'"" 20 Hilliard
Lowe Joseph (cr4r 6 fvv ^°-^' ' '^^ ^^ ^°'^'^d'y
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4 . Lowe Thomas J. Jr. (J. M. Lowe & Co.), bds 9i W. Mitchell
5 Lowe William A., r 186 W. Peters
Z • Lowenstein Louis, travagt Selig Bros., r Vicksburg Miss
gg Lowndes George S., tobacco broker, 33* Whitehall r 233i
glJ Whitehall ^
[^ ^ Lowry Ann, wid David, r 6 Scott
— 0 Lowry Eugene, elk A-L. Ry, bds 41 N. Calhoun
^ Lowry Henry (c), butcher, r 25 Martin
*^ Lowry James (Walls & Lowry), bds 84 E. Cain
>% Lowry Lelia Miss, r 238 E. Peach tree
Lowry Nelson (c), bricklayer, r 98 N. Calhoun
^ LOWRY ROBERT J. (W. M. and R. J. Lowry), and treas
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfg Co., bds Markham
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5 Lowry William, carpenter, bds 54 Foundry
T -^wry William Y/ (W. M. & R. J. Lowry), bds Kimball
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LOWRY W. M. & R. J. (William M. and Robert J. Lowry)^
bankers, 69 E. Alabama
Loyd Benjamin S. (Loyd & Bro.), r 210J Marietta
g Loyd Calvin L. (Loyd & Bro.), r 210J Marietta
Loyd George (c), cook, r 18 Sugar al
^ Ijoyd James (c), porter Dr. F. H. Orme, r 8 Jones
*gjLoyd James E , carpenter, r 60 Humphries
§^ Loyd James W., r Luckie, ne cor Forsyth
Loyd John, r 20 Gilmer
Loyd John (c), lab, r 83 Merritts av
Loyd J. M., bds National Hotel
o Loyd Solomon (c), wheelwright, 50 S. Pryor, r 8 Jones^
.5 g Loyd Street M. E. Church (c), Loyd, nw cor E. Hunter
•^'P Loyd & Bro. (C. L. and B. S. Loyd), candy manufactory,
^- 13 Whitehall ■ '
Loyless William A., with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, bds
168 S. Pryor
Lucas E. C, with W. k W. Mnfg'Co , bds St. James Hotel
^A Luckie Eugenius S., farmer, r 149 North av
Luckie Frank, gardener, r rear 18 Butler j*
Luckie George (c), whitewasher, r38Rawson
Luckie James, butcher, r 269 Marietta
ry^ Luckie Jeff W. (c), porter M. & J. Hirsch
HH Luckie John, wks R. H. Huzza & Co., bds Parker, nw cor
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Luckie Loduski (c), seamstress, r 287 Fort
Lruckie Martha (c), laundress, r 101 Forrest av
J^rt]l w-n ■'* ^^' ''°'""' ' '«»'• 132 Whitehall
r ItIe fTi?' *"** *'*'^''' Merchants Bank of Atlanta
Ludd7 Moliy Mrs., r 139 Pulliam '
Ludzienski Marion, harnessmkr D. Morgan, r 164 W. Hun-
J'^^^St-'' fl"*'"l*=)' P°'*" Hotel Weinmeister
liumpk m Alexander (c), porter Sunny 8ontb,r24iS Broad
Lnmpkin Charles (c), wks Ga. Ice Mnfg Co ^
co^LitS" ^^ ®' "'^^ **"'"' ^''^." * ^*"««' ' ^"««'.
Lumpkin Jacob (c), lab, r ws Holland, 4th w of Wells
Lra^fiWfoSEP'HTr''' ''^ 27 Tattnall ""r ^
rom-T nfflXr Qo J? ^;',^^77" ""^^ reporter Supreme 1^
toujt, office 32 CaDitol Bldg, r 35 S. Broad -
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Lumpkin P. C wks Longley, Robin^ico
Lumpkm Randall (c), lab, r 167 Davis
T n^^t-" ?u^"*' "A^ J^ongley, Robinson & Co
Lumpkm Thomas (p), lab, r 11 Beckwith
Eumpkin William (c), waiter National Hotel
T,^^Svi° ^'•V'"°.®'TP''y«'*=^'"»' ' F'««er, nr limits
Lumpkm W. J., wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Lunsdon Alfred (c). waiter Kimball House
Lupo Edward, elk Constitution, r 18 Wheat
Lyle Abraham J., mer, r 324 Whitehall
iiyle Jacob, restaurant, 93 Decatur i
rl\l t"^° ^i*'^' ^^^' ' '"" ^'''*^' ^^^ ° of Wallace
Lyle T. D., lawyer, r 73 E. Garnett
ilTo"" ?"^iV*'^'' h^- Mitchell, bds 50 E. Hunter
Lyman Joe Miss, r 60 E. Hunter i
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Lyman Henry, elk Mann & Johnson, r 60E Hunter
Lynch Bridget, wid Patrick, r 66 Collins
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Lynch Charles Hr, carpenter, bds 286 Luckie
Lynch Edward H policeman, bds 226 Luckie
Lynch Ella, wid Owen, r 111 E. Hunter
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\J Lynch Hugh, with W. Gilmore, r 68 N. Collins ' ^
tjfj fy""** J»me8, r 12 Gilmer •»• mourns ,
^i^ Lynch James, bds 109 E. Hunter -^ '
Lynch^James C, machinist W. & A. R. R, bds 111 E.Hun-
g Lynch James P., elk Lynch & Thornton bds 58 N R„H«,
Q.'''"l2 jTmlr''-' •="' ^y Chamberlin,"BoynS.& (J^SIS
^ ^^"hoJL"^' '°'"'°''*''* **"°^' « Whitehall, bds Kimball
__ Lynch John J., grocer, 44 Decatur, r 12 Gilmpr " ''
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"~ T vn^K pT, <-^7«>ch & Lea), r 71 W. Simpson
§ ^"r 56 K Peter"' ^''^'"*^ "*^ ^""^^^^ ^ Whitehall.:
I-yiich Robert, wks T. C. Balochi, bds 286 Luckie
Lynch Thomas, stonemason, r 286 Luckie '
VlFn^H & 1 F A^r'p^S^^'^1^^-^' ^^P 56 E. Peters ^ " '
S^^^af TfiOB^'TOI^ (M/Lyn^h a^i E H. Thornton)
"^ ^kseUers and stationers, 9 Whitehall, CenlennSl
LYNCH, see also LINCH ^ ,
Lyon^Bettie Mrs., milliner, 2 W. Mitchell, r 180 S. For-
fy°'^^^?.^-. carpenter, r 62 Jones avi i
te.^'""",^ ' <"»''Penter. r 31 Magazine i *
Lyons George (c), waiter F. P. Rice ^ ';
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S J(«APEE AUSTELL (o), dr.ym„, , 61 Joh„»a '^ '
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McAfee Oliver & Co rw W at a r ^
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McAfee Thomas O Mt r "' ^'abama ""
McAfee Thomas w' I' ' ^""^'"^ W. E
McAfee We7eJ';?-^(e,^;iaM^^^^^^ 41 Alexander
McAllister Charles f' ^;r.^ri li^®' * ^o.), r 152 S Prvor
• McAllister James T ^I'fP^ bolder Constitution ^
McAllister JohTM ' at/^^'^i' ^.^ P'*"
^ Gartrell ^•' *°*^''«^ ^'''H'nan Sou. Car Co.. r 40
McAllister W f .^- ^ . * *^
Luckie "^^ ^- «*^J"«*«' Singer Mnfg Co.. bds 185
McA;t£He°n°r^^"^S^n''"4S.Pryor '
McB^'^tf ' « "w'plfers"^- '''=^"''- ^'''^ A. A. Fraser),
,, ^son), whd L^fet cr"ke?. and°^"''«*'''^R C- John-
McBu^e^y James C. (Hendri, , McBurney), bds National
McbS fc J- '><^« National Hotel
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McCall &ia^'£ aVr^^SiPK-^ ^''■' ' ^ Newton
McCallaBros. (W. iSa' W Mccte V^^^^^i^
Mccf M7rt^^j|-?,goods, 3 Wh¥h\' f^' ^''<"«' "^^'^ -<i
McCalla Ciarence W r^/r^ '8* Whitehall
McCalla Frank Hwitfnw'^'**'^ ^' Cannon House
McCalla M Fletcher wifh ?j^°"«herty, bds 51 Wclin
McCandless EdwarH « »„lu • ^•''' ' ^° Fairlie
__Peachtrr^^^[^^-^^^ City Nat. Bank, r 383
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McCandless John M., with B. Woodward & Co., r 383
Peachtree
McCandless Sidney C. (B. Woodward & Co.), r 383 Peach-
tree
McCandless Thomas R, pass agt N. 0. Short Line, Union
Depot, bds 13 E. Alabama
McCann John (c), lab, r 186 E. Harris
McCann Lucius (c), r 26 Mosely
McCann P. J., with J. Keely, bds 112 S. Pryor
McCann William (c), drayman, r 78 Terry
McCants Charles (c), lab, r rear 339 Luckie
McCants Joseph (c), wks J. Warlick & Son
McCaphy Robert, wks A-L. Ry., bds Decatur, 1st e of Fitz-
gerald
McCarter Cornelia F., wid T. P., r 57 W. Foundry
McCarter Jacob (c), cook Markham House
McCarter John, lab, bds 57 W. Foundry
McCarthy Lula, wid Daniel, r ns E. Harris, nr limits
McCarthy Madison, lab, bds ns Harris, nr limits
McCarty George W., with Adair & Bro., r 91 Crew
McCarty James D., with Adair & Bro., r 91 Crew
McCarty Samuel (c), wks J. Mabin
McCarty Thomas, bill poster, bds 57 W. Foundry
McCarty William, wks A. W. Kries, bds 57 W. Foundry
McCarver Wilson (c), roofer Ellis Davis & Co., r 188 E.
Harris
McCay Henry K. (McCay & Abbott), bds Markham House
McCay Thomas L., machinist W. & A. R. R., r 136 Rhodes
McCAY & ABBOTT (Henry K. McCay and Benjamin F.
Abbott), lawyers, rooms 1 and 2, 6A Whitehall
McCAY, see also McCOY
McChillon Ella Miss, seamstress, r 1 Larkin '
McClain William H., grocer, 133 Calhoun, r 135 Calhoun
McCLAIN, see also McLEAN '
McClaren Charles C. (o), wks J. C. Evins
McClaren John (c), driver, r 26 Bradbury
McClarty Oliver (c), lab, r 57 Elliott
McClellan Cyrus J , steward, r 994 Whitehall -^
McClellan Emily Mrs., dressmkr, 82 W. Simpson
McClellan James, lab, r Grant, sw cor Biggers i
McClellan Joseph C, lab, r rear 94 GuUatt
McClellan Susan Miss, wks Cotton Fact^y, r rear 94Gullatt
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McColIough George (c), porter, r ws McDaniel, 2d n ofS
McCallum John (c), lab, r 26 Bradbury O
McCullum Rosa L., wid Beniamin w Vok v ^^
McCombs Calvin rcWah r ^!>w^ * ' ' ^XS^^e r»
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''"''Frylh''"''"' I., carpenter W. & A. fi. R, bds 55 S. I"
Kol"" Ja J«"a "'"' ^'""S'**' ' 47 W. Cain '
McCord RpTi« M^' ''O^luctp'; A-L. Ry, r East Point
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McCorkle Fran?' kf conduct^- ^K r'/ '^' ^T'^
McCormack Anthony, fireman A.-L. Ry
Kwn ^*"*l' 5?'°**""' ' 1^ W. Hunter
McSwn rI'P^ w- '>"a«'Jii''i«t. r 64 Thurmond
riltta ' «'*'?«'»*«' W. & A R. R., , 263 Ma-
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*SmS^ Nan?v m' '^K^^*'.?- S- ^°"^« * Son, r Williams
•iHm^o ^ ^ fu"^ Mrs., boarding, ws Henry, 3d s of Elliott
tf{|J McCoy Nathan (c), lab, r W. Peters, WE
S^M^^^i^""'','^'^^'^*''''"" 18 Butler .
R( ^ McCoy Samuel (c), wks Winship & Bro
HSMc&rKFN ^w^rAte^- ^ Agricola, r 84 Decatur
^*- K- K , bds Kimball House
McCrary Charles J., engineer W. & A. R. K., r 41 W. Simn-
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McCrary Frank K, wks Porter & Meakin, r 14 Martin
« McCrary William H , farmer, r 3 McAfee
McCrary George B. (McCrary & Bro.). r 14 Strong '
O McCrary Isala!, B ( kcCrar/ & Bro ) bds 152 s Prvor '
^ '"'''wLUa^r- ^'- ^ ^"^^ ^- ^- ^«Crary), 'grrcTs: 116
O ^"''^M n^f 'w*' ^*'^' '''°*'^'''^'^- Mangum, r es Martin,
McCrea Harry F elk T. Schumann, r 63 Whitehall '
»-• ^cCreary John W., r 22 Bailey onenaii
S McCrvS SK K (?°rW, Mccreary & Co.), r 33 Mills "
-O MoP Ti C^?,u ''i^U^"^?'" ^- J- Kenny, r 10 Brothertoa
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, McCuUough George W., carpenter, r 241 W Fair i
•d McCullough Michael (c), restaurant, 105 W Peters '
fl McCune Albert (c), lab. r Gunby rd.'2d n of Decatur'
^ McCune Annis. wks Atla Cot. Fact'y '
IJ McCune George M., wks E. Van Wintle & Co, r 135 Mari-
McCune Lena Miss., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
McCune Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
McCurry Samuel J., bds 19 N, Collins
McCutchen Thomas E., elk Moore, Marsh & Co
M MoH-h! w-^^l'"''' r.,.boarding, 106i Whitehall ^ - ' 1
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McSS So^s S^'^^^f «^ «' «•. r 345 Decatur
McDaniei Wilson (c) tbV% ^ •..
MCL^onald Columbus, wks T w t^i. , , '
McDona 3 S^ma K wv'-Zi, ^^X '^21 Marietta
McDonald P B Jk^ a tT 'A"^ ^°'- fact'y ,
McDonXrl^',-^"*- Cot. Fact'y "^
McDonald rfn'^*' i'"^" ^'^a- C"*- Fact'y I
Mcl)ONALDHENRTHFVnw*°,J^*^^ Marietta ;./;:
, r 132 w"hington " ^*''"' ®^*"'°<^ ^«P««t Church, C/3
McDonald Hugh A. (Dunn. Johnson * Co.). bds 150 S
KS^ & p"'^f""Cf, *'^%«24 Marietta
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„ 262 E. Hun?er ' Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds $5
McDonald LorAnan n ^^^^ • . c ^S^
McDonald SuXk'i'.,T/,ra^//;Vf ' ''^ ^^^^^^^ ^S
Mon^^'^ ?f- '«'•' conductor H'r^ ,^""J^ , .. O S
McDona^d.Oscar V., carpenter H. C^^Lkshaw d. Co . r 333^^
^''^X'o'n'- ""^^' ^' -^-«- ^V. & A.R. R.. r 14 W.§§
M|ad%I^^i^!-.?^rA^i,%. bds E,^^^^
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McDowell Evans, wks Ferguson & Blount
McDowell George (c), lab, r 2 Hagood al
McDowell M. A., boarding, 143 Walton
McDowell Seaborn (c), shoemkr, r 25 Greens Ferry rd
McDuflfey Benjamin F., plasterer, r 397 Mangum
McDuflfey Brice, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds rear 77 W.
Foundry
McDuffey George, wks Cin. & Ga. R. R., r 49 W. Simpson
McDuflfey Jennie Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r rear 77
W. Foundry
McDuflfey Mary F., wid D. A., r rear 77 W. Foundry
McDuflfey Neal, sarveyor, r 354 Mangum
McDuflfey Roderic, wks Cin. & Ga. R. R., bds 49 W. Simp-
son i: L
McDuflfey William, plasterer, r 239 Haynes
McEachern David L., conductor W. & A. R. R
McEachin R. C, train hand W. & A. R. R
McElreath Samuel A. (Hamrick & McElreath), bds 121
W. Mitchell
McElreath William M., elk J. A. Watson, bds 20i W.
Mitchell
McElroy Frank (c), lab Porter <fe Meakin, r 41 Connally
McElroy John (c), drayman, r al s of Forrest av, e of Cal-
houn
McElroy Joshua (c), lab, r Trenholm, 3d e of Peters
McElroy Mary, r 127 W. Fair
McElroy Mollie Mrs., wks Elsas, May & Co., r 19 Elsas
Cotton Factory .
McElveen George W. (McElveen, McGaughey & Co.), r 124
Peachtree
McElveen Joseph B. (McElveen, McGaughey & Co. and
R. M. Jones & Co.), bds 124 Peachtree
McElveen Robert D., butcher, 86 Peachtree, r 111 Collins
McElveen, McGaughey & Co. (G. W. and J. B. McElveen
and G. B. McGaughey), mdse brokers, 11 E. Alabama
McEwan M. P., elk Green Line, bds Hotel Weinmeister
McEwen George, wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r Tremont
McEwen William F., policeman, r 30 Walnut ^ j
McFail Henry (c), lab, r 80 Hoge i
McFail William E. bkkpr J. R. Merchant, r 58 Eraser
McFarland Eliza (c), nurse, r rear 213 W. Mitchell
McFarland Thomas, boarding, 54 Foundry
McFarland William (c), lab, r Foundry, pw cor Maple
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McFatrick Lacy^ watch man, r Healfiv RMor"
McGaSj r&i' t]^^^--f'^^\'^^^ 180 E. Hunter g
^ icalLd law b,rkM7^and 19^*11^^^^^ Laird), med- Q
McGarr Alexander re) lah r i/i w " "^l^oama . JJ
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McGaughey John L , stock vard r ^± n« • ' ^
MoG« W, .i,k st„„„ b™X Co., bd. 242 w
McGee John H barlrnr T lOr^n ' 1.^1 £>ecatur
""Xus'"""' "**'='''°- ^-I^%. bds Sayannah, nrS^
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McGinnis John, wks R. H. Huzza, r Decatur
McGmnis Mary, wid William, r 19 Henry'
McGinty Jane A , wid R. C, r Lee, W. E i
McGinty John W., conductor W. & A. R. R., r Lee, W. E
McGloin Anne Miss, domestic C. A. Collier
McGrath J. A., elk C. R. R
McGrath P. H., trav agt, bds 20 Cox
M ^"^ w^? ^-^ ^^ ^*^*- ^°°^- C«- ' 10 Emma
McGriff Will. M (Hitz & McGriflQ, bds 40 E. Hunter \
McGuire Cary (c). hostler G. Chisolm
McGuire C. P., contractor, r 230 S. Pryor
McGuire Hugh, elk J. J. Richards, bds 205 MpDonougb
McGuire James, elk, bds 55 E. Mitchell
McGuire Joseph, elk J. Keely, bds 40J Decatur '
McGuire Luther M, mer, bds 67 W. Harris '
McGuire Peter, baker, r 14 Powers '
McGuire William G., elk D. H. Dougherty
McGuirk John M., machinist Jno. Davis, "r 239 Decatur
McGuthrie John (c), lab, r 290 N. Calhoun
McHan Angeline, wid Thomas, r 165 E. Hunter *
McHan Charles A., grocer, 276 E. Fair, r 165 E. Hunter
McHenry Charles (c), grocer, 254 Marietta, r 253 Luckie
McHenry Henry (c). wks Winship & Bro \
McHenry Jackson, (c), hackman, r 222 Fort '
McHenry Jefferson (c), boilermkr, r Hunnicutt, se cor
yen able ^ ^-
McHenry Randall (c), grocer, r Venable, 1st s of Hunni-
cutt
McHenry William M. (c), carpenter, r 144 Wheat l . ^
Mclnbam Henry (c), lab, r ss John, Ist w of Elliott ' ' '^^
Mclntire John N., butcher, r 288 Marietta ,-
Mclntire William, wks E. Van Winkle, r 111 Marietta -^
Mcintosh Allan, carpenter, bds 214 Foster •'
Mcintosh Christopher, wks W. & A. R. R, r es Mangum^
2d s of Thurmond ^ '
Mclntjre Annie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Bellwood
Mclntyre Frank, wks Wilkins, Post & Co., r Bellwood *
Mclntyre Georgia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Bellwood
Mclntyre Pickens C , butcher, 236 Marietta
Mclntyre William, machinist W. & A. R. R., bds 29 Moore
Mclver Austin (c), drayman John Silvey & Co., r 61 John-
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McKddin fa"rfes R ^i^tl\^'^'^'^ * Co.), r New York ~
Peachtre^ ' ^'^^ ^*-^'''^' McKeldin & Co, bds 124
McKeldin John W wiHi a#i„- -k,^,,
Forrest av ' '*-'^'°^' McKeldin & Co, bds 59
McKenny John T wta T xx -a ^y ^ ^
McKenzii Alexander B mfynolS A M°t' ^- T^""*'ond
gum (.neynoldfc & McKenzie), r 85 Man-
McWi. George M . traV agt Ean.sp;ck & Green, bde 55 -"
Walton'"" ^' ^^^^' Ramspeck & Green, bds 55 I J
McKinlev Josftnh i? ^^-iiT irT ,; . ' ^ McAfee ^
McLean Lorenzo, photographer M. G. Seen, r 43i White- ^
Sis WilHa^ m' ^'.f'^K'^^ W. Mitchell ffs
i^ci^an William M, miUwright. r 226 W. Pair 53
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Washington
McLendon Edgar H., elk, bds 117 Washington
McLendon James S., brickyard, r Fort, sw cor Fair
McLendon Jesse L., machinist Traynham & Ray, r 194
Decatur
McLendon Joseph (c), drayman, r 187 E. Cain
McLendon Nicholas A., stables, r 117 Washington
McLendon Thomas C, conductor C. R. R., r East Point
McLendon Wilson (c), drayman, r ws Winship al, 2d s of
North av
McLin James G., bds 158 Ivy
McMahon James, elk Billiard Parlor, Kimball House
McMahon John J., blacksmith AL. Ry, r 496 Decatur
McMahon Patrick H. Rev., pastor Sts. Peter and Paul
Catholic Church, r 331 Marietta
McMahon George W., carpenter, r 241 W. Fair
McManamus Edward F., carpenter, r 71 Chapel
McManamus Emma J. Mrs., grocer, 71 Chapel
McMann George (c), waiter, r 44 Ivy
McManus John, r 137 Luckie
McMasters Marcus, physician, r 518 Whitehall
McMichael John (c), lab, r 75 Terry
McMichael Lee (c), lab, r 41 Riggers
McMichael Peter (c), janitor State House, r 131 Houston
McMillan Ellis A , student, bds 62 Nelson i
McMillan Harry C., salesman McMillan & Co., bds 83 Ma-
McMillan John C. (McMillan & Co;), r 83 Marietta | '^
McMillan Robert W., elk M. Ryan, r 159 Haynes /
McMillan & Co. (J. C. McMillan), grocers, 25 Marietta
McMillan Leonard (c), wks Winship & Bro
McMuUen Louis, carpenter F. W. Hart & Son, bds 348
Marietta
McMurray Peter (c), porter Hightower & Hallman, r 136
N. Butler
McMurtry Sarah Mrs., wks Cot. Fact'y, r rear Healey Bldg,
No. 2
McNabb David A., butcher, 100 McDonough, r Peachtree
McNabb James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 189 Marietta
McNabb Robert E., engineer W. & A. R. R., r 204 Mangum
McNair Arthur W. (e), porter W. & W. Mnfg Co., r 17 Reed
McNair Felix (c), drayman, r 16 Reed
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McNair Morgan (c), truckman Union Depot
McNamara Patrick J. (J. R. Sanders & cT), r 68 N. Butler
McNaught John, with McNaught & Scrutehin, r s end
Washington
McNaught William (Wm. McNaught & Co. and McNaught
& Scrutehin), r s end Washington
McNaught William Jr., elk McNaught & Scrutehin, r s end
Washington
McNAUGHT WM. & CO. (William McNaught and Thomas
bcrutchin), proprs Sugar Creek Paper Mills, office 86
Whitehall *
McNAUGHT & SCRUTCHIN (William McNaught and
^a^^^h ^^^^^chin), hardware, carriage materials, etc.,
^ ©o Whitehall
McNeal gurrellj gardener, r 4 Kitchen Row, Jamestown
McNeal E. Winfield, painter W. S. McNeal & Co., bds But-
ler
McNeal Jesse M., painter W. S McNeal & Co |
McNeal Mack (c), waiter J. A. Fitten i. < l
McNeal Owen (c), nurseryman, r 38 Rawson
if'^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^- (^- S- ^^N^al & Co.), r 223 E. Hunter
McNEAL W. S. & CO. (W. S. McNeal and j. house
sign and ornamental painters, 41 S. Broad and 20 w'
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McNeely Robert 0.. carpenter, r 39 Plum ' .
MePherson Fannie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
MePherson John W., bkkpr E. Johnson, bds 119 Ivv
MePherson M. W ., elk Ry P. 0., r 36 W. Harris
MePherson Wallace R R. agt, 13 S. Pryor, r QS E. Peters
McQuaid Patrick, elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co , bds 39^
Whitehall ^
McQueen William (c), driver, r Lowes al ^
McRae Benjamin (c), porter Freeman & Crankshaw, r
Peachtree
McRae Louis (c), lab, r 216 Clarke * !
McRae Martha,* wid John C , bds 83 Loyd
McRea Stephen (e), lab, r 216 Clarke
McRAE, see also MacRAE
McRoy Frank (e), wks Winship & Bro
Me Waters Alexander H., carpenter, r 122 E. Hunter
Me Waters George, wks W. P. R. R., r 54 Butler
Me Waters John F., wks W. P. R. R., bds 122 E. Hunter
McWborter Loula Mrs., r 201 Ivy
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McWborter William H., real est agt, r 152 Jackson
McWilliams G. W., policeman, 47 S. Pryor
McWilliams Henry C. (McWilliams & Brown), r 330 Deca-
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McWilliams Thomas J., policeman, r 328 E. Fair
McWilliams & Brown (H. C. McWilliams and J. F. Brown)
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-^u. Ma6ry James (c), wks G. R. Boaz, r rear 117 Peachtree
Mabry John (c), porter Lanp:ston, Crane & Co
Mabry John (c), wks Ga. R. R., r 183 Wheat
Mabry Miles J., saloon, 91 Ga. R. R., r 85 Ga. R. R
Mabry York (c). driver, r Parker, 4th w of Williams .
Mabson Walter S., elk Ry M. S., bds 8 W. Mitchell
Macauley Daniel, bds Kimball House
Macauley George Rev.,^r 170 Marietta
Macauley George Jr., elk A. & P. Tea Co., bds 41 W. Mitch-
ell
MacDiarmid Angus (Morrison, Bain & Co.), bds Kimball
House
Macedonia Baptist Church (c), 387 Mangum
Mack George (c), wks W. O. Jones '
Mack Thomas (c), lab, r 13 Irwin
Mack William (c), carpenter Pellegrini & Castleberry
Mackey William, packer T. M. Clarke & Co
I Macklin John J., mer, r Baugh, W. E
MacKnight John, civil engineer Cin. & Ga. R. R., bds 25 W.'
Hunter
Macy Frank A., paintef, r 354 W. Peachtree i
Madden Mary Mrs., music teacher, 161 Whitehall '
Maddi Joseph W., house mover, bds 118 W. Peters
Maddock James (c), lab, r 209 Fort
Maddock Lewis (c), lab, r 164 W. Fair
Maddock Van (c), porter E. T. Allen
Maddox Alexander (c), wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 281 Frase»
Maddox Almon J., wks E. Haiman, r 236 Elliott
Maddox Angelina, wid J. W.< r 111 Willow
Maddox Charles (c), wks Court House, r Trenholm, 4th e
of Peters
Maddox Charles K., sec J. E. Brown, r 148 Fillmore
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Maddox Early, lab, bds 308 E. Hunter
MaSi E Ifab.^' J^^ ^f''^^ ^'^^^y^ ' 105 Luckie
Maddof E«^w^^ f' ""^ ^"'^y- ' 14(5 Fillmore
maddox i,8sex (c), drayman Sciple & Sons r 47 Grav
Maddox George (c), lab. r rear 72^ Walker ' ^
Maddox George (c), wks B. Wadley
^*^^^^ George W.. elk, r 40 Larkm .
Maddox G. W., watchman W. & A. R. R
Maddox James (c), lab, r 209 Port !
Maddox John H., wks E. Haiman bds 84 Fllinft
Maddox Joseph B., machinist W * a rp/^ xt
Maddox Kate, wid William, bds 10 Bell 1".
M?^* ^"°^' '"'^^ W' ' 63 Thurmond \
M?^H^^ ^"g"«>7id Robert, r 236 Elliott
^i'- ?°,7*" (">' !»*>' ' 129 E. Baker '
Maddox Robert (c), waiter J. W. Ballard '
AUbama '^' ' """^ *=*''**"' ^'^^'^' 36 W.
Sddox wn^*' ^n^' P*'"***'' ' 1«2 W. Fair
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Madison William (c). lab, r 7 Boulevard 4 .
Maffi tt nf •!? 4 > ^id F. A., bds 33 W. Harris
Maffitt a A., fireman W. & A. R. R .1
Magbee Milton A., jeweler P. J.^Stilson r 84 Nelson
Magbee Milton J., salesman G. W. S r 8 A«h^n
Maghana Peter, baker H. A. Agricola, r^I PowerT »
Magnus Joseph A., elk Mayer Ion & 'Co! bds Tie N- Cal-Q
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Magnus Rebecca A., wid Saul, r 146 N. Calhoun
Maf»ff "'l*'^""^. ^")i ^^^l^"^". ' Angiers Spring '
Mahaffey Benjamin, helper A-L. Ry ^ ^
Mahaffey Charles P.. stonp^nft., R^bi^g Bro & Co •
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•8 Mahaffey Josie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R. Nace
i Mahaffey Rufus L., salesman J. Silvey & Co., bds 29 N.
2 0 Pryor
2 j{ Mahallis Charles, lab, r ws Humphries, 2d n of Austins al
2 ^ Mahan Daniel, elk, bds 79 S. Pryor
l5 ^ Mahan H. C, flagman A-L. Ry v ' ^ i
— 0 Mahan Mirae H., eonduetor A-L. Ry, r 16 N. Moore !
°^ Maher John C. (Nally & Maher), bds 10 S. Broad
Maher Michael E., liquors, 11 W. Mitchell and 52 Peach-
tree, r 168 Mangum '
Mahoney Jeremiah P., salesman Mickelberry & Whitlock,
bds 127 Decatur r I i
^ Mahoney John F., with A. C. & B. F. Wyly, bds 127 Deca-
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5 Mahoney Michael, grocer, 124 Decatur, r 127 N. Calhoun
^^ Maier Albert, machinist, r Davis, sw eor Foundry
Maier Armin, wks J. P. Stevens, r Davis, sw cor Foundry
Sj Maier Marv A. Mrs., grocer, Davis, sw eor Foundry i
-*> Major Mollie Miss, music teacher, r 181 Haynes
MakepQSon Andrew J., fruits, cigars and jewelry, 49 S.
g Broad r j
Makemson Emeline Mrs., boarding, 89 Terry
c^ Malcolm James (c), butcher, r Formwalt, 4th n of Rich-
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Si Mallally Michael, wiper A.-L. Ry -^ ^
g Mallard Henry (c), drayman, r Gemunden
iS Mallard William J., lawyer, r 142 N. Calhoun • ^
Mallon Fannie C, wid B., bds 204 W. Peachtree
S Malone Charles F., with M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co., bds
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^ §, Malone Frank H., genl bkkpr Atla. Nat. Bank, r Crqw,
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S Malone Hiram, supt elevator, bds 165 N. Collins
Malone James H., carpenter, r New Wheat, se cor Howell
rT) Malone Jefferson (c), blacksmith W. L. Jarvis, r 28 Chapel;
^ Malone J. F., hostler A-L.Ry i
Malone Marion Miss, teacher Ivy St. School, r 79 Ivy f
Malone Miles A., with W. & W. Mnfg Co.. r 78 White-
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Malone Thomas J., city tax assessor, office City Hall, r 75
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Malone Thomas R., elk, bds 75 E. Hunter
Malone William (e), lab, r 15 Roberts
Malone William J., shoemkr, bds National Hotel
Maloney M. C. Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Maloy James, R. R. agt, 3 Kimball House, r 49 Whitehall
Maltry Philip, barber and cigars, 51 Whitehall, r 174
Whitehall
Mangum Alexander (c), truckman W. & A. R. R
Mangum Calvin W., wks Ga. R. R., r 260 E. Hunter
Mangjum Carson L. (Robinson Bros. & Mangum), bds 102
Marietta
Mangum Fulton C, saloon, 23 W. Mitchell, r 121 W. Peters
MANGUM JACK (c), shoemkr, 65 Decatur, r Fort, 2d s of
Foster :' .^-■■■:'-^ > -v. -;i rH -• i
Mangum James (c). lab^ r 82 Walker " ' - }
Mangum Millard, elk B. Nathan, r 6Q N. Butler
Mangum Moses (c), wks R. Winship, r rear 20 N. Spring
Mangum R. Worth, elk Robinson Bros. & Mangum, bds
118 Whitehall
Mangum Squire (c^, driver Howard, Wood & Co., r 24 Ira
Manley Anthony (e), janitor State House, r rear 134 Peach-
tree
MANLEY BROS. (J. P. and G. B. Manley), grocars, 28 Ma-
rietta, cor Broad
Manley Green B. (Manley Bros), r Peachtree, bey limits
Manley John C, carpenter, r 18^^ Decatuiv
Manley John P. (Manley Bros.), r 58 Washington
Manley John P. Jr., elk Manley Bros., bds Peachtree, bey
limits
Manley John T. (c), porter City Brewing Co., r 50 Gate
City
Manley Martin, watchman W. k A. R. R., r 22 Gartrell
Manley William P., policeman, r 22 Gartrell
Mann James, blacksmith, 64 S. Pryor, r Venable, cor
Manns al
Mann James E., elk, r 350 Whitehall
Mann John (c), wks Trowbridge & Son
Mann Robert ^D. (Mann & Johnson), bds Kimball House
Mann Sophronia, wid A. V., r 52 E. Mitchell
MANN & JOHNSON (R. D. Mann and Jack W. Johnson),
general ticket oflSce, 4 Kimball House
Manning Alonzo A., lawver, 8J Marietta
Manning Augustus, wks W. & A. R. R.. bds 121 Rhodes
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^ Manning George, engineer, r 45 Plum
O^^ Manning Jethro W., county school commissioner, office
City Hall, r 69 Whitehall .. . '
Manning J. A., fireman W. & A. R. R
^ Manning Lee (c), porter Air Line House =
Q Manning William B., wks J. M. Smith, bds 20 Gilmer
Q Manning William D., shoemkr M. Gaines, bds 4 Alexan-
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"•Manor A. E., fireman W. & A. R. R '
%f) Manry Richard (c), lab, r 93 Spring \ i
Manry William F., elk, r 58 Hood
«Q Mans Samuel, carpenter, r 81 W. Simpson
^ Mansfield Francis M., carpenter, bds ss Newton, 3d w of
^ Elliott ,i , i ;
III Mansfield William E., steward National Hotel i
I Manson J. B , elk M^^ Rich & Bro , bds 66 Loyd
fQ Mapp David (c), lab, r 108 Hilliard
JSL Mapp Henry (c), lab, r 103 W. Foundry i^ :
■— Mapp Joseph (c), lab, r Foster, cor Ella t
^ ^^app Levi (c), lab, r ss E. Cain, 2d e of Valentine
^ Mapp Marion (c), drayman, r es Randolph, 3d n of Hous-
•r'Mapp Sidney (c), porter, r 21 Hull ' ,
^ Marable Griffin (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r Ira, nr limits
Jjj Marable Samuel (c), drayman, r 18 Terry
to Marable William (c), porter Pallman Car Co., r 87 Martin
^ ^ Marble Benjamin (c), wks Atla. Cot. Fact^, r State, 4th
^J n of Wallace
Marbut Job J., mer, r 66 Decatur
m Marbut Samuel R, elk, r5 Werner av
March Robert B., wks E. Haiman
Marchman Alfred (c), porter Mark W. Johnson k Co
Marcroft Albert, carpenter, bds 95 Walton
Marcus Max, tailor, 16 Peachtree, r 48 W. Fair
Marguliva Rufus, junk, r 164 Thompson
« M Marietta St M. E. Church, 95 Marietta
§ Marietta St. School, 271 Marietta
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• « Marion Sylvester, grocer. 282 Marietta, r 284 Marietta 1 ,
5 P Markel A. W. Mrs., bds 354 Whitehall =
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Markham Isaiah M., elk Morris & Bro., bds 8 W. Mitchell
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£ h 13: S W ^JJTha?"^-^^^"^' fl^ Washington
Washington ■ ' ^ ""^linery, 16J Decatur, r 125
Sarsh McSen- Tsst bkI?M ^''"^^ ^°i.' "^ '^' Buckie
Washington ^ °°'^' ^^'^^ * Co- bds 126
nr Elliott *'' ^'°^® ^ Co., r Rhodes,
Martin Andrew T., tinner t 74. K p,.«^» ^ ^
Marl S iigS W- 'dk R V V^'^'^'l^ '^' o^^ """«
Martin Char^l^l^/aiSi ' ^"' ^°^'^*' ^*
En Bt^-S^Vf*^**"*" W. & A. R. R
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Martin if^r^l^ ^1>' ^'''"^••' ' «1 '««' Lee. W. E
''^^hi!gtr'^»««^' ^'^''^-' 7i*^)^llitehall. r 81
Kin p"**"*^ ^'"K^"^' ' 28 Rhodes
Martin X*"*'"*/!, ?}*?*«'«'•. r es Ponder av, bey limits
Martin George (c), lab, r 18 Cedar ' ^
Martin r^'^** .^••|''^«'' •• 1«S Nelson
Martin George W. Rev. rc\ r 236 Calhoun "
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Martin Harmon, elk Ry M. S., bds 39 N. Forsyth
Martin Henry B., painter, r 170 W. Hunter
Martin James H., wks J. R. Maxwell, bds 51 S. Broad
Martin John, carpenter, r 28 Pine
Martin John, painter Traynham & Ray
Martin John G., machinist, r 95 Crew
Martin John H., editor, r 19 Williams
Martin John R., brakeman W. & A. R. R., r 93 W. Peters
Martin John Ay., grocer, 186 Marietta
Martin Joseph H. Rev., pastor First Presbyterian Ch, r
Cone, sw cor Luckie
Martin Joseph P., painter, r 23 Luckie
Martin Julius, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds 108
Marietta
Martin Julius M., barkpr R. Arnold, r 150 Whitehall
Martin J. Edward, printer A. M Bergstrom, r 99 Crew
Martin Louisiana E. Mrs., grocer, 260 Decatur
Martin Madison (c). lab, r es Daniel, 1st s of Foster
Martin Martha A. Mrs., music teacher, r 74 N. Pryor
Martin Mary, wid Allen T., bds r 99 Crew
Martin Mary, wid John, r Grant, 3d s of Biggers
Martin Matthew, elk, r ss Gordon, W. E
Martin Melvin C, druggist and city physician, 212 De-
catur
Martin Oscar, elk Archibald & Co
Martin Perry L., r 16 Scofield
Martin Pinckney (c), lab, r 8 Gate City
Martin Richard (c), lab, r 114 Walker
Martin Robert N., elk, bds 137 Crew
Martin Samson (c), lab, r 8 Newton
Martin Samuel (c), carpenter, r 284 Foster
Martin Samuel (Martin & Parrott), r 36 Cone
Martin Thomas A., engineer, r 99 Crew
Martin Thomas R., saloon, 602 Marietta, r Tumlin, bey
limits r f j i
Martin Walter (e), lab, r al w of Martin, n of Love '
Martin Nest (e), lab, r Gordon,..W. E . . |
Martin William (c), lab, r 28 Rhodes j
Martin William A., elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 106
W. Baker
Martin William D., wks Winship & Bro., bds es Ponder '
av, bey limits
Martin W. H., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y \ ' '
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^f4'rSrl%'^^A?^^il±5 ^- ^ W. P. R. R., r 84 Luckie
MAETO & PAKiM)TT (S. Martin and S. F. ParrottJ, fer-
tilizers, 1\ S. Broad .
Marvin George W., physician. r^75 Smith
Mary Cecelia, Sister Superior St. Joseph Infirmary
Maseney Sallie Miss, cook J. M. Hurst, r 173 W. Peters
Mashburn Edward, elk M. Ryan \
Mashburn Elisha, millwright, r 34 Church
Mashburn John H., elk H. H. Constantine, r 83 Willow
Mashburn Melville M., turner, r 155 Nelson ,
Mashburn Noah, miller, r 14 Bush
Mason Andrew, wks W. & A. R. R, bds 62 Nelson
Mason Charles, patternmkr E. Van Winkle & Co.,
Marietta
Mason Charlotte Mrs., grocer, 40 N. Butler
Mason Daniel (c), lab, r 396 Mangum
Mason James P., bkbinder, r 23 Stonewall
Mason John W. (Mason & Weaver), r Simpson, e of Man-
gum
Mason P., driver, bds 115 Decatur l ! •
Mason William (c), blacksmith J. A. J. Davis, r Mitchell,
cor Loyd
Mason William C, printer, bds 111 Marietta i ' •
^^®?2. A}^®^^®^ (*^- W- ^^ascfei and J. K Weaver), saloon,
204 Marietta , , ^
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Massa Enrico A., confectioner, 19 BeaSitree, r 98 E. Ellis
Massa Fred (Massa & Canovarri), r 24 Peach tree
Massa & Canovarri (F. Massa and J. Canovarri), icecream,
1 Marietta
Massey Aaron (c), blacksmith, r Vear 88 Elliott
Massey Kate B. Miss, teacher Girls High School, r 30 N.
Forsyth . '
Massey Nathan, farmer, r 57 Bell ' '^^ .
Massey Penina, wid James, r 25 Trenholm
Massey Robert N. (e), blacksmith R. N. Davis
Masssey R. Miss, teacher Atlanta University
Massey Zanny (c), lab, r rear 36 Bradbury
Masters William, photographer, bds 61 S. Forsyth
Maston William, cloekmkr, r rear 116 Decatur
Mathews Aquilla B., broker, r Gordon, W. E
Mathews Edward H., with Crane, Boylston & Co., r Gor-
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Mathews John H, lumber dealer and contractor, Houston,
se cor Thompson, r country ""wu,
Mathews William, cashier W. A. Tayl or, r W. E
Matthews Amos (c), lab, r 79 Hillia^
Matthews Augustus (c), lab, r 49 Victoria
Matthews Edward (c). wks J. C. Kimball
Matthews Ezekeil, boarding, 149 Mangum
, ?n T ^'2* (c). drayman Tanner. Currier & Heath,
r (U James '
Matthews Harper (ci, wks J. Domini, r 19 Whitehall '
M *iu*'^' Henry ((^, sexton, r 81 Foirest av
Matthews James H., elk J. D. Frazier, bds 8i W. Mitchell
Matthews James M. fc), shoemkr 0. P. Moreland, r 57 De-
Matthews John T., bds Savannah, nr limits
Matthews Luck (c), carpenter, r 11 George
Matthews Miles (c), lab, r 13 Greens FerFy rd i
Matthews Neil (c), porter Lovejoy & Pitchford " : !
Matthews Noah, carpenter, r es Savannah, nr limits '
Matthews Robert D., student, bds 143 Walton ' '
33 n' F^rTth ^' ! "'' *^* Howard, Wood & Co., bds
Matthews Walter (c), porter A-L. Ry M
Mattison Alexander, elk Ry M. S, r 169 W. Foundry i
Mattox E. N., watchman Atla. Cot. Fact'y ""'''^'^ 1
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^*''wal?*'''®^ ^' °*'P*''*^'' 1^ E- Hunter, bds 75 Form-
Mauck Marcellus M. (Wilkins & Manck), r 75 Formwalt
M^f ^f- ^T^X^' 1^'^^ T- M- Clarke & Co. r 99 S Forsyth
Maudlin Nathan 0., carpenter, r 10 Bailey ^ ""ym
Maulder Isaac, fireman A-L. Ry j •
Mauldin Henry, carpenter H. Crankshaw & Co
Grant carpenter, r ns E. Hunter, 5th w of
Mauldin Lizzie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel i
^IT^ w',^-' t>aker H. Karwisch, bds 88 Decatur ^ '
Maury William F., bkkpr James Bank, r 58 Hood
»5 ELAM JOBNSON SandlM sweet Potatoes and Sugai'^Jane Syrup.
^r^mnl Crankshaw, "^ ' ~ ^i e w e l r y.
81 WhltehaU Street.
Maxwell Alexander (c), driver G A ^ p t^« rs ; r ^^
cor Mitchell "^ ^' ^®* ^^-^ ^ Loyd, C J
Maxwell IJlTn T^'' ^V'^'i* ^^^^^' ^^« ^2 Marietta H
Sx^eli Hel;;7c?'dgt';r ^ "^^r V' ' 75 Marietta ^
Jones av '^' ^^^^^^^ H. M. Jackson, r rear 93 ^^
*^"BrailJr'' ^■' '''^'^'' "'^ ^*''^^^^' '1 S. Broad, r 79^
Maxwell James R. Jr., wks J. R. Maxwell r 93 Charv.1 hC
Maxwe Jarvis, plasterer, r 176 Davis ' "^^ KH
£^wf I M ?••■ *'*^ *?*' ''^^^ Cannon House i Hrl
Maxwe 1 Madison, cabinetmkr, r 176 Davis ^
Maxwel Ros(c), wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ' K^
BraSle/'^'"* ^^''' ^'''''^^' ^'' ^- «• Wells, r 79 rl
May Edwin F. (Ristine & May), r 91 Nelson "
May Isaac (Elsas. May & Co.), r 143 sfc
May Na ban (c), lab, r Butler sw cor Efilker
May Wiley (c), lab, r 35 Raw^n ^^ •^*^" ,
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Mayes Harvey W.. greaser W. & A. R. R. r 75 Luckie
Mayes John P.. conductor W & A R R \.09j ^n- x»
Mayfield Alexander (O^eUdfgg'^er^; fir eSs T
^llt^\i i't' ^"'f^i"^ ^- Haiman,'r 12 Bush
Mayfield John, wks E. Haiman. r 12 Bush ^a
^W. HuTter ' "'"^ '''^^°'" ^^^^ * ^''- »• «•' ^ds 25 ^ J
"^'^BdlwSS*'''' C ' "^"P^-^t^'. Ms ns Mayson Ferry rd.Jg
MAYNABD ROBERT J., book binder and blank hnot > «
Mav^Faknfe* A M-"''K<1* W^-3-r' Vee adv.) ^Sg
wait '^' ''^^P' ^"** ^*" ^ Co., r 46Form- WS
Mayo MaHa J., wid David, r 46 Fori^walt ' I '^J
Mayr_ant Kate D., wid William, bds Ui Peachtree J
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Rankin & Lamar, r 18 Gar-
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^ Mays Albert (c), cleaner A. W. P. R. R., r 229 Clarke
43 Mays A^nderson (c), lab, r 25 Parsons
S $Mays Cofumbus (c), wks F. W. Hart
fi 2 Mays Frank O., with Lamar, Ranki
pq ^ Mays Henry (c), lab, r 277 N. Calhoun
« ^ MAYSON THOMAS C, grocer, 3 Marietta, r 43 Walker
p SmAYSON, see also MASON
^ 5 May well Thomas (c), wks Court House
■^ ^Mead Edward (c), sampler S. M. Inman & Co., r al w of
f Fort, s of E. Cain
^ ^ Mead Eugene N., trav agt, r 201 Jones
-^ CQ Mead John H., salesman Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 78h
^n Whitehall
W Mead Oliver H., bds 233 Whitehall
Meadley John R., lab, r ns Newton, 2d e of Stream i
Meador Charles D., sec Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Co., bds
107 Peachtree I
Meador Eugene, elk J. Keely
^Meador Frank, elk J. W. Goldsmith & Co., bds 105 Peach-
I T tree
\X, Meador James J., trav agt Fuller & Oglesby, r 210 S. Pryor
'"^Meador Thomas D. (J. W. Goldsmith & Co. and T. L. Swift
<tj & Co.), r 201 Peachtree ,
W Meador Whitney (c), drayman, r 31 Ezzard
Meadows Lucretia, wid Newton J., bds 92 W. Fair
] Meakin Joshua W. (Porter & Meakin), r 48 McDonough
^"^ Mealy Henry (c), waiter J. W. Ballard, r 42 Ivy
Means High School, 76 N. Forsyth |
Q^ Means John S., grocer, r Walnut, 3d n of Fair i /
^^ Means Samuel (c), drayman, r 311 Decatur
'_ Means Thomas A., prin Means* High School, r 76 N.
^ Forsyth i '
^H Mecaslin John H., sec and treas Atlanta Gas Light Co.,
Or 218 Rawson
Mechanic Fire Co. No. 2, 4 Washington
C/jMedkiss Alexander, wks A-L. Ry, r 87 Ga. R. R
^^^Medlin George, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
|Jh Medlin John, wks Atla. Cot. Fitct^y
WMedlin LouVa, wid Charles, bds 112 S. Pryor
Medlin MoUie Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
■ Medlin Samuel, wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r 27 Rock
Medlin Thomas P., wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r 27 Rock
Uh I J. COOLEBQE & 8&0.,
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WHOLESALE PADITS, 1»LS AND GLASS
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Megee, John F./wks R I B ^ T'' * ^%^' ' ^^ Walkei
Megee, Johnson & Co fBAf^;.^'-;; T ^jn, nr lirnita ^
Megee, Johnson & Co (BF^rl'.^'n T J^J."' ■^"" "^'ts
Johnson), grocers 87<? p ^i*'' 9 E: Johnson, W. M.
Mehaffey Charles^ Ul !?^** ^'^^ ^ Forsyth
Mehaffey Mary wfd John k'!,"'!^ 'J^ ^- hunter _
Mehaffey WilJon 1 -n^?"' Y^ ^^.^- Mitchell O
Meigs William H^ •?^°**'"' ' ^1 Ga. R. R ^f
MeifterPeterAB ^^'^'''t^ ^*^'^'°'' * ^H
Mell George (of DortprTn' k^Z^'^>'^- E !*,
Melion John? wkf L ' ^H f, I'^l'^^' ^ « of Fraser -
Men and Women's kSu2Ri ^% ''^i ^ Chapel -
„ Broad, cor Huntef ^''^^ ^"'^'^ Association, S.^
Mendenhalt Alexander, fireman A r rJ
founders, W. & a. R R^cor U;^ ' ^«'°""»). brass
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Menton David fc") l»h ^^t i V • 5 Si
3IERCER EDWARD F.n>,?^^°V\ ■ ■ ^
^ Whitehall, r 164 'nfynes^' ®"'°°°' ^2. 14 and 16 §5
Mercer James L., nolicemln .. oqq wr r. . *3
Mercer John T.. teln^ r 'iL w ^- P^^cbtree „2<
Merchant John R , whol ffrccer fi7 T? ai i. " "*
son ' grccer, b7 E. Alabama, r 66 Jack-
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iz and 14 li<. Alabama
Meredith James P., train dispatcher A-L. Ry, r 229 S. Prvor
Meriwether L., driver F. M. Jack, r 67^ Broad
MERRILL JOHN N., with Smith American Organ Co., r
124 S. Pry or '
Merrill launders (c), lab, r al s of Larkin, e of Roach '
Merritt Ada Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Merritt Ernest, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Merritt Ida Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y '
Merritt James B. (Merritt & Summers), r 4 Foster
Merritt J Walter, wi^Milburn Wagon Co., r 153 Calhoua
Merritt Monroe (c), iab, r 229 Clarke
Merritt P. W., policeman, r 110 Ellis
Merritt William (c), carpenter, r 36 Brick
Merritt k Summers (J. B. Merritt and F. J. Summers>
grocers, Decatur, junct A-L. Ry
Metcalf Anderson (c), car cleaner A-L. Ry ;^ -
Metcalf Charles A., elk, bds 272 W. Peachtree -f ■ "
Metcalf J. A., driver A. St. Ry
¥,^^J^^]i X?^'^*'^-' ^^^ J- W-» r 272 W. Peachtree
Metcalf W. B., driver A. St. Ry
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Whitehall
Mettenheimer Henry J., bkkr Estey Organ Co., bds Kim-
ball House
Metzger Josephine M. Miss, domestic J. S. Jacobson
Meyer Armine, watchmkr, r 176 Davis
Meyer Gerhardt, machinist Winship & Bro ^
Meyer Henry L., carpenter Winship & Bro., bds 186 Elliott
Meyer Henry T., tel opr A-L. Ry, bds 95 N. Calhoun
Meyer Maurice, with Selig Bros., r Wilmington, N. C
Meyer Max B., with Selig Bros
Meyer Rudolph, wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r 18 Thur-
mond M
Meyer Samuel, cotton classer Maddox, Rucker & Co., r 28
E. Cain
MeypT William H., wks L. H. Hall & Co., r Ga. R. R., e of
Badger .
MEYER, see'atso MAYER and MYERS
Michaels Charles, wks Cotton Mill, r 123 Marietta
Michaels Henry (c), barber W. Kelly, r Whitehall
£LAM JOHNSON, ^^^^ Px^nca, nonr, Oraia, Eij, etc.
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M.oke,berry Ja„,es J., with Mickelbe., & Whitlock. bds
M.ckeW, VVnna. H. C... elk Si.ons * I>,„^^„„,, ,
and M G. Whitlock). wh5^^,<^, J- Mickelberry g!
E. Alabama grocers and grain dire, 24 ^
Peters '*"" ^■' «'«=". 405 W. Peters, r 417 w *^
S:s ^tr!tl "i^^ n-^-- * L
Mihalovitch Henry, lawver 12 u- «i v Ei
Forsyth '' '*''y«'' " E. Alabama, bds 169 S. ^t
Hihalovitch Louin mor .icao't^ ' B*
Milam John A barknr H T ® ^''l^^*^ f »-
Mile? Abe\ prS r 28Pr ^"T
Miles GeorKeVb.';'3??lct?""*-
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. sock al ' ' ^- ^- ^- ^°' ' Savannah, Ist e of Prf. S^
Miles J R , car cleaner W. & A R n S*
MllledSt hn tumldtT^ P"!i"?»'^ Sol Car Co ' ^
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Millen William H.fbkkS J " ^ n ""t' ^V «*»'"•)
Miller Alexander, cand?Lkr W H Vpb?''\. S
,„ non House "^ " w. u. H. Phelps, bds Can. &
WLLEB ANDREW J.. Preston W nr .i S
niture and carnptt '-u p l?" "'"«'■ manager: fur- 5
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K •? Miller Daniel S., sadler B. Morgan, bds 20 E. Peters
[gj Miller Sclwarcl P., wUb Oin.& Ga.R. R.,r ISlMcDonomith
y Miller Etnil, carpenter A-L. Ry. bds 30 Ezzard
'J: Miller Fi;^n^, architect,, bds 33 Richardson
S Miller George, fireman W. & A. R. R., r 47 W. Foundry
J Miller Qepry (c), lab, r 5 Ivy
5 Millei: Hea/y F., taiilpr L. H, Clarke, r 134 Thompson
S Miller Henry G. H., elk B. F. Veal, r 7 Howell ^
[Wii\ Miller Homer V. M.,,j>h^sician, 43 Walton
*"^^ Mill-er .H^ V. (c), physician^ 27 Fairlie
\^ Miller Isaac M., with Shuttles Bros. Mnfg. Co., bds .Hotel
§ Miller Jfl^es T., cikBy/M; 8., M^^ ..
ij^ Miller tfohn, carpenter Winship & Bro., r 33 W. Peters
*W Milder :^^hn.(c), lab, r ns Wells, 2d wof Holland .
Irt Miller John G., route a gt Ry M. S., bds 141 McDonough
h Miller John A (MUleri ^S^Brady), bds 67 Marietta j
g MilljBrJtE^i^ J^ molder Porter .4c Meakin
^ Miller John M., stationer,^! Ifarietta, r 22 N. Collins
Miller John P., qlk W. A, Taylor ^
_ Miller Lark^ wks W. & A. R R„ r 107 W. Ham« (
« Miller Lee (White & Miller), ^r 33 Richardson i
Miller Nicy, wid G., r es Ponder, bey limits
Miller N, upholsterer, bds 219 S. Pryor
MILLER 0. FRANK, chief elk Markham House,
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\2j MILLER O; FRANK, chief elk Markham House, r Td
1^ W^^on
^^ Miller Preston H.. manager J. Miller, r Ivy, n of E. Harifia
^3 Miller P. M., wid Lewis Q., r Lowe, sw cor Spencer I
Miller Ralph E , printer, bds 44 W. Peters J
Miller : R^p^om (c), waiter R. Thompson, r 135 MarkbikiiL
Miller iBobert, carpenter, b^s 38 W. Peters
. MiUer ^f^tit (c), lab, r. .138 Gray
iQ Miller Steplien (c)> barber W, Kelly N^
''3^ Miller Tnpfnas C, with jas. A. Anderson &Co.ybds Kim-
»'Si ball House ,,
*^ MiUer William (c), "carpenter, r 133 Wheat I
Miller- ^Wjjliam (c), cook Kimball House Restaurant
Miller W4Hiam B., carpenter, r S Werner ay
Miller William E.. elk G. H. Boynton, bds 215 Rawion
Miller William F., agt W. <fe W. Mnfg Co., bds 16 Newton
Miller Willie (c), shoemkr. r 47 Victoria
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MILLER see also MULLER^ (See fly A.)
Millican Sarah Miaa k«„ j-
Milligan I^uisa V wW'°«i ^^ N. Forsyth
Mills Adam re) ^rt»;^""?'' ' M
.^.,,dolph ^'^' P"'*«' Morrison, Bain & Co.. r 14 Ran- 5
Mil Is Armistead Co) wks 8 \r T i ?*
M. 8 Bessie Mr8.rCsekp/DW%^, "^ = S
Mills Courtenev wirl Vr.Z!u ^ ^* -^.llen ^ ,. W
MILLS FBANiThfdSbatin ^^!u**^''«"»' ^ ^ O
M-n*",* distributing elk P. O., r'344 Mari- M
Mil}3 Job" t:: Str\"ff B'ut'l*'' "«i Whitehair^
Mills Millie Mro ' • . ^""er
Mills Peter (f/';kP";;f'« ^'hool. 286 W. Peaehtree
^luis ihomas, shoemkr i»q »t • .. ;
Wilis Thomas E cR- R„ m ^*"«"a
Mills William w'ks Afi^ n\\^ ^44 MariettJ V
Mills William ir„iuDi'*"- ^»ct'v
Millwood WHlifm R ^^ ^ ' ' 3** ^artetta ' '
Mjlner Ann wfd"j^B''';yR*!;'J '^ Magazine r.;:
Milner Arnold T ^n Vj ^^^ "Rhodes
Miloer sTr'ebS;:^;^^^ '''^'^^'^n
MiltoS iX D elk Tf' M^^»l"«i ■ ■ ^ ^m
Mimms Franklin P „ ^ ^^^^^' bds 61 McDaniel 58
Mimms Sam'^u'^rce^irb^t^sfpltfr'- ^^ ^- ' ^"^-^'^ ^S
M^fc- fern ih y^^ "214 Foster | ?
Mims Li vings-ton rj E TAk* ^Z ^^ J*- ' 1^2 W. Peters ff S
Mims Staffofd (c) lab r M.'"'*?'' ^'E"'^' ' ^33 Peaehtree § f.
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Minifield Stewart (c), waiter Calhoun House
Minifield Thomas (c), wks I. N. Ragsdale
Minor Eben A./clk A. & S. Rosenfeld, bds 13 N. Butler
Minor Jackson (c), barber, 14 Peachtree, 26 Decatur and
Hi W. Mitchell, r 5 Ivy
Minor William, carpenter, bds 54 Foundry
Mission of the Redeemer Episcopal Church, Walker, nw
cor Fair
Mitcham Corre, wks Atlanta Soap Works
Mitcham Graft, wks Atlanta Soap Works
Mitcham^^amuel, wks Atlanta Soap Works
Mitcham William, wks Atlanta Soap Works
Mitchell Alexander W., cotton buyer, 16 E. Hunter, 138
Whitehall
Mitchell Anderson (c), lab, r 7 Grady '
Mitchell Benjamin, wks T. S. Lewis, r Windsor, nr limits
Mitchell Cary Ann (c), glove cleaning, 93 Lovd \
Mitchell Caroline, wid William, r 359 Whitehall
Mitchell Charles B , elk A. W. Mitchell, bds 138 Whitehall
Mitchell Chloe E., wid J. J., r 52 W. Harris
Mitchell Cynthia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 174 Ma-
rietta r j
Mitchell C. C. Mrs , matron Clark University j
Mitchell Dock (c), barber W. Kelly, r 80 Houston |
Mitchell Doc (c), fireman Markham House
Mitchell Edgar E., elk The Bradstreet Co., bds 28 Elliott
Mitchell Edward (c), waiter Markham House j
Mitchell Edward (c), lab, r Reed, nr Anderson
Mitchell Eugene W., elk W. D. Mitchell, r 300 W. Peters
Mitchell Florence L. Miss, preceptress Clark University
Mitchell Foster (c), porter E. C, Allen, r al w of Fort, s of
E. Cain
Mitchell Frank, elk J. Ryan, bds 83 Marietta, " -
Mitchell Frederick (c). lab, bds 4 Hilliard vr ^
Mitchell George P., elk T. C. Mayson, r 33 Grubb ^
Mitchell Guy, elk Clarke, Thompson & Co., bds 311 N. Col
lins
Mitchell Henry A., elk, bds 128 Whitehall
Mitchell Henry C, prin Marietta St. School, r 311 N.Collins
Mitchell Isaac S.. grocer, 142 Whitehall, r 33 Smith |
Mitchell James (c), waiter Hotel Weinmeister, r 151 NJ
Butler
Mitchell James Rev., bds ns Gordon, W. E
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Mitchell JaSes w/clk jflfw "' ' ^'^ ^heat
Mitchell Johnr'p^^ll ^T, .^^*i
Mitchell Maggie Miss „t .„ « °. r 47 Boule-^ i-
Mitcffi Oliver E cot. K ' ' ''' ^^ ^"^ !>
-,., Whitehalf ^■' *'°"°'^ ^'^y^' ^ W. Mitchell, bds 138 2
Sei;R^offig.Sr^.8.Stewa. * 5
Mitchell ^Zl g • ittJr w"'- n ^'»>'''»«
Mitchell Robert F 'cfk T n I!?'' ^™'- "^ 26 Mangum
MiS: We7e7^'^' *^'*^">'*'^ Boynton Bros r 13 T,» '^ ^
Mit f I.T^Sn' "''^'' -^ ''^y goods, 3^ V.%^-„ tt
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Mitchell Wiliram ?.(^ «'"i. ' ^2 ^'^apel
Jl^hell Willies J.\toTs%'=- ^;As«
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8 MITCHELL WILLIAM E., lawyer, 6J Whitehall, bds 28
j! Mitchell^ William P., with S. M. Inman & Co., bds 13a
Zt Whitehall o^ T^ • I
0| Mitchell Wyatt E., wks E. Haiman, r 30 Davis i ,
^ 5 Mi7e John S foreman Ristme & May, bds 9 Orme
^ ^ M zell R C watchman W. & A. R. R., bds 83 Decatur
ysSoSy EphVaT^^^^^ L, rent elk G. VL Adair r Smyrna
K Mobley e!, trav agt Abbott & Bro., r Hogansville, Ga ;
^ Mobley Rebecca W., wid Henry, r 156 Simpson i
>• Mobley William H., elk, r 162 Simpson ^ " ^
CD Moflfett Charles J., with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r Ibb-
Ivy
rf Mofifett Morton C, elk, bds 150 Whitehall ^
-S3 Molder Isaac (c), trainband, r 438 E. Fair
' ^ Monaghan Edward C, elk J. Ryan bds N^ational Hotel
Monaghan John B., detective, r 243 E. Fair
Moncrief D. Edward, elk F. J. Cooledge & Bro., bds 2 Offi-
cial row, Jamestown _ ,^ ,, t
Moncrief Nora Miss, dressmkr Mrs. J. R. Wells, r James
town i I
f3 Moncrief Robert, elk H. Mozley ^ ^^ . , j^^^^
^ Moncrief Stephen J., carpenter, r 2 Official row, James-
_ town
-^ Moncrief Stephen P., tinner Stewart & Smith, r James-
gp town
o Moncrief W. J., carpenter, r 15 Official row, Jamestowa
S MONDAY MORNING MAIL, 35 S Broad
Monday Morning News, 32 S. Broad
-Z Monday William (c), lab, r 271 W. Peachtree^
.2 a Monk James G., with Boynton Bros., bds 23 S. Broaa
^•S Monroe Crawford (c), teamster, r 110 Pine ^ ^l ■
^ o Monroe Theodore H , wks B. F. Avery & Son, r ns New-
^ ton, 2d e of Elliott ^^, ^ t> " t, ^
g Montague Benjamin, elk John Ryan, bds 60j S. Broad
Monteith Elizabeth M.. wid Robert, r 48 Gilmer
rnMonteith Robert A., entry elk M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co.,
^^ r 44 Gilmer t> i -i'
^Montgomery Andrew (c), lab, r 181 N. Butler
f^ Montgomery Charles D., with M. C. & J. F. Riser & Co.,
ry^ r 151 McDonough , i
\^ Montgomery Rawson (c), lab, r 82 Forsyth ' |
^ Moody H, B , trainband W. & A R. R
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-m E. Cain wroxer, jo^ n,. Alabama, r 62
syth " ^ ' ''^^ A. O. M. Gay & Co , bde 25 N. Por-
Moore Amanda J., wid W F r <»1 P
Mc«„ A,.h„, B., U MoiL^.X. * Co.. , 5. r„„«
Moore Augusta, wid Dr. Thomas P fads Si i wj.-» i, „
Moore A. L., conductor O R p ^•» /^ **11 Whitehall
M(K)RE BENJAJQN F Pimp \.
University, rEdgewixS^M^;' SV ^'^'/^ 2°«'"e«« .
MooM R4<.k^„ / '."'.e^wooa- (.See back cover.^ ^
277''aii''^' ''''^'"'*'' ^''-"' K^-^kini Lamar, r f
Moore Charles E., trav afft P Ar P t r^ ^j i.^ ,. !►?
Moore aarence E., lawyer. 6J Whitehall, bds 311 White- ^'^
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Moore Daniel (c), lab, r rear 150 Decatnr
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Moore John C, conductor W. & A. R.R
Moore John M., elk Moore, Marsh & Co.» bds 20 Cone
Moore John W., clif, bds 183 N. Collins
Moore Joseph (c), lab, r 144 Boulevard
Moore J. M., painter A. P. Tripod, bds 301 E. Fair
Moore Lizzie (c), nurse National Surgical Institute
•Moore Marion R., with W. & W. Mnfg. Co , bds 16 Newton
MOORE, MABSH & CO. (W. A. Moore, E. W. Marsh, R.
L. barry, J. A. Barry, J. A. Smith, J. Kingabery, W.
W. Draper and W. T. Ashford), whol dry goods, no-
tions, boots, shoes and hats, Pryor, nw cor Line
Moore Martin (c), porter The Bradstreet Co., t62 Decatur
Moore Mary E. (c), seamstress, r 166 S. Forsyth
Moore Matilda Miss, r 48 Henry
Moore M. Aw trey, elk, r Pine, ne cor Plum
Moore Michael A. Jr., elk M. Berry, bds Pine, nw cor Plum
Moore Oliver A , wks J. H. Johnson, bds 18 Fowler
Moore Parks, wks J. H. Johnson
Moore Robert A., finisher Stocker & Castleberry, r 97 Lar-
kin -,
Moore Sarah (c), grocer, Marietta, sw cor Ponder av f
Moore Seaborn (c), wks Air Line House
Moore Silas T., r 55 N. Butler -"^
Moore Tilman fc), wks A.-L. Ry, r 25 Moseley
Moore Victor A., with Morrison, Bain k Co, r 52 Forrest av
Moore William (cj, janitor National Surgical Institute, r
148 Elliott
Moore William (c), lab, r rear 140 S. Pryor
Moore William, with Ga. Chemical and Mining Co, r
Edgewood, Ga .
Moore William, wks Atla. Agrl Works I
Moore William A. (Moore, Marsh & Co), r 20 Cone
Moore William D. (c), elk Collector Int. Rev., r 166 S. For*
syth I . ■'
Moore William I , car driver, r 54 Elliott
Moore William M., wks J. H. Johnson, bds 18 Fowler
Moore William P., carpenter, r South, 2d n of Wallace
Moore William R., with W. & W. Mnfg Co., r 326 E. Hun-
MOORE'S SOUTHERN BUSINESS TJNIYERSITY, B. ^\
Moore, pres ; 38 and 40 S. Broad. (See back cover.)i
^laui t^UUlI»Ull Wholesale, (See Page 4.) -^
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MoorefieldJameslT., printer Sunny South, r 81 W Cain "
Moorman Anna (c), boarding. 11 N^ Moore
Soran Eu/I^F^Wtd'^^-^-- '"'''^' '^'^ "^ W. Mitchell
moran i,iiza J^ . wid William H., r 11 Orme
Moran Owen H.. woodwkr L. H. Hall & Co . r 11 Orme
Moran Pascal J , editor Constitution, r 11 Walker
More James M, (More. Sims & Co.), r Bolton Ga
Morel Louisa S., wid B. M., bds 126 Jackson ■
More and Charles (c), wks Court House . '
Moreknd Emma Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 81 W. Simp'.
i ''"tt?Se^°^' '"^"*° Farmer A Cameron, r Lowe,
Mort land J T.. physician, r 44 Cooper
Moreland Lossen, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y • ..
MoreUnd M'F' « '"^ ^i ^- ' ^^ W. Simpson ' ' '""
Sh^sfn ' ^■' "^^ ''"*• ^'"- ^'"'fy. bds 81 W.
M^^!}*°^ ^.^^^^ (^)' ^*''' ' 216 W. Mitchell
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Moreland Stephen^; '^T^^fl k' S^r'^^^es, e of
Morf^n tr'^^'i-^' •^••?y°>an. •• 216 W. Mitchell
Morgan Ahce M.ss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co., r 25
£r|an iSr'^f/^'rr ^^;^'8*°>' ' 90 Thompson
Morgan «urriil (c), lab, r 77 Tatnall
JSan ctl}'' ^^' P'*''" N^'*^"^' B"ker & Co
Morfan C F l„^■•^^'T(^^^^^'^''**' ' ^2 Howell
Jiorgan t,. If., trainband W. & A. R. R
Morgan^David, saddles and harness, 80' Whitehall, r 184
Morlan E^iXl ^^•^71''' ^- .\ ^igh. bds 89 S. Pryor
Morfan fcfl V^ ®*'"""'' ^^^ 258 Washington
Chapel ' '«*'"«"-ess, r ws McDanie). Ist s of
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Morgan James M., lawyer, 15 S. Broad, bds 68 Walton
Morgan Jerry, ins, r 26 Luckie
Morgan John (c), lab, r 17 Henry
Morgan Joseph H., ins agt, r 40 N. Spring
Morgan Mary E. Mrs., boarding, 67^ S. Broad 1
Morgan M. B., wid J., bds 70 PuUiam
Morgan Peter (c), lab, r 75 Pratt
Morgan Robert J., elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 23 N.
Collins
Morgan Samuel (Morgan, Smith & Co ), r R'>me, Ga
Morgan Sylvanus L. (Morgan dfc Long), r 29^ W. Mitchell
Morgan Thomas, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes
Morgan Thomas G., machine dealer, r 79 W. Cain
Morgan Thomas H. (Bruce & Morgan), bds 56 Houston
Morgan Washington (c), carpenter, r 44 Brick
Morgan William J., bkkpr Atlanta Cotton Com. Co.. bds 41
W. Mitchell '1
Morgan William (c), porter McCravy & Bro I '
Morgan William G., elk. bds 79 W. Cain j j
Morgan Zachariah, lab, r ws Hill, bey limits
Moring Christopher S., painter W. & A. R. R., r 107 Rhodes
Moring William P., painter, r Rhodes, ne cor Howe
Morler George W., elk, bds 81 Walker
Morler Rebecca, wid Ransom, r 81 Walker ' /
Morrell William, finisher Ristine & May, r Rhodes, nw
cor Elliott
Morrill Frank (c), carpenter, r 230 Martin ' ' ^ '
MORRILL WILLIAM C, treas W. & A R R , r 249 Ivv
Morris Charles M , salqon and grocer, 115 Decatur, r Edge-
wood
Morris Cicero H., boarding, 98 Walton ^ '
Morris Columbus S. (Morris & Nicholson), r 139 Old Wheat
Morris David P. (Morris & Bro.), r 203 Luckie ^ '"
Morris Edward J., elk W C. Morris & Co., bds 26 N. Broad
Morris Elbert (c), lab, r Thurmond
Morris Elijah (c), lab, r 314 Decatur
Morris Elisha S. (Morris & Bro.), r country
Morris Ella Mrs,, r 249 Crew
Morris George (c). porter H. Karwisch
Morris Jacob, janitor City Hall, r 27 Cone, [
Morris James (c), wks Carpenter & Clark, r Wheat, nr Ivy
Morris James T., wks A-L. Ry, bds 133 E. Hunter
Morris Jane, wid C. C, bds 1 W. Garnett
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Morris Jo^p, elk, r 69 E. Fair
Morris Jofti (c), lab, r Crowell, nr limits
Morris John (e), wks City Brewing Co , r 312 Fort ^
Morris John (c), wks H. Linch, r 175 Marietta '
Morris John F., grocer, 88 and 90 W. Peters, i 1 Garnett
Morns John H., engineer W. & A. R R., r 199 Luckie
Morris John P., jobber flour, 23 S. Forsyth, r 113 Peachtree
Morris Joseph A., elk C. M. Morris, r 135 Decatur \ '
Morns Joseph S. (J. S. Morris & Son), r 201 Luckie
Morris J. Frank, car inspector W. & A. R. R., r Carter, nr
limits
Morris J. Lewis, elk Collector Int. Rev., bds 26 N. Broad
Morris J. S & Son (J. S. and L. S. Morris), wood, coal and
grocers, 196 Marietta
Morris Leroy G., carpenter W. & A R. R., r 71 Butler
Morris Lewis S. (J. S. Morris & Son), r rear 201 Luckie '
Morns Mack C, elk M. P. Kiser & Son, bds 135 Decatur
Morris Martin (c), porter J. R. Merchant
Morris Mittie Mrs., millinery, 60 Whitehall, r 51 E. Mitch-
ell
Morris Rosa Miss, with Ga. Suit Co., bds 96 J Whitehall
Morris Sarah, r 37 Garnett
Morris Savannah A., wid J. T., r 133 E. Hunter
Morris Thomas (c), brakeman Ga. R. R., r 327 E. Hunter
Morris Thomas A, engineer, bds 50 Bell
Morris Virgil L., blacksmith Porter & Meakin
Morris William, wks Atlanta Soap Works, r 462 Marietta
Morris William C. (W. C. Morris & Co.), r 26 N. Broad
Morris W. C. & Co. (W. C. Morris), hats, shoes, etc., 30
Peachtree
Morris & Bro. (D. P. and E. S. Morris), whol grocers and mil-
lers, 46 Peachtree
Morris & Nicholson (C. S. Morris and M. M. Nicholson),
grocers, 83 Peachtree
Morrison Albert (c), waiter, r rear 250 E. Fair
Morrison Angus (Morrison, Bain (feCo.), r 111 Washington
MORRISON, BAIN & CO. (J. Morrison, D. M. Bain. A.
Morrison, J. M. Warner, C. R. Bilbro, A. MacDiarmid),
whol hardware and saddlery, 10 and 12 S. Prvor
Morrison Farquhar B., upholsterer, r 224 Elliott*
Morrison John (Morrison, Bain &Co,), r 55 Crew
Morrison John C, yard master C. R. R., r 37 Rock
Morrison Levi (c). news agt, 17 Rawson
flfpilfi in B L Atwiler ™»eril agent ulburh wagoh oo.,
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PiS'^^'Th^Xr '-'' '^^'^-'^ J^'hns^rrstlllfng^a"^^ 101
gjgMortoa^Loyal (o), wks A-L. Ry.VFa^t^.Vd' f ' o^^g"
H Morton Moses (c), hostler J. F. Redd, r Jfs Prvor
BQ Moseey Amanda G, wid P. G., rl77 AlexandeT
Mose ey Andrew (c), whitewas'her, r 309 Eraser '^
Mose ey Angier, r 106^ Whitehall
Mose ey Elijah (c), lab, r ss Cox, 1st w of Williams
Moseley Hardy, printer, bds 155 Marietta .^^'"'*'"'
Moseley T. Stephens, elk Wilson & Tyner bds 72 Marip««
^ Mose^r^George C, architect J. Moser /uAd, r lll^WhUe*
O ^°^*'" {T^^?-> aftiet, 274 Whitehall, r 241 Whitehall
.^ m"**^ Benjamin (c), hostler J. D. Canningham ' '
ig Moses Milton (c), waiter Mrs. S. J. BeUah | " i
rt ^•'"^^ gf P^^^el J-. la'^yer, bds 26 N. Forsyth ' '
H Mo s'AYdlr 1'^' Pp^.''^'*'' ' ^°''' ^'^^^ E. Baker
Moss Henry (c), lab, r 14 Mays al
Moss Isaac (c), lab, r 14 Mays al . .
Moss J, R, fireman A-L. Ry
Moss Lindsey (c), barber M. H. Bentley r E Harris '
m u'Z p""^"' ^^' P**"'" ^^oAf''^' Oliver ^ Co ^
\1 M ♦ T u""^ ^'■^•' seamstress, r 59 Luckie
«5 «~pb..ad OTiraiKM wa.«h.ll r 370 Wbif.h.li
O Elam Johnson, headquarters for CHOICE TEU
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Gaines), saddles and harness, 96 WhUehril '''^ ''• ''-li '
Motes Wilham F. (C. W. Motes & Co.), r 196 Whitehall H
Motts George (cV lab. r 148 Martin . ""»»»«*»«'" ^
Motts Nelson (o) physician, r 169 N. Butler W
M^. f"?i -^5 "^ol- •^f^yman, r Eraser, nr limits 'TI
Mount Monarh Church, Biggers. ne cor George ^
Mount Olive Union Bap. Ch, 119 Spring ^ ■ y^
Mount Pleasant Bap. Ch (c), 63 Fort • ^
Mount Zion Bap Ch (c), l55 E. Harris ' f n ■
Mountcastle Andrew J. (Mountcastlp *rn^ ..M«=o„/i i.UJ
'Tn^i^^'i}^.* ^- (^- J intSt Vw7r^nTer ^
?22 Mariana "^'''^^' ^'■''"°* Flouring MiUa. 320 and {±1
''^iW.Khen'''"'^ Pemberton, Iverson & Co., bds^^O
Moyer Elizabeth F., wid Samuel W.. r 13 Haynes 1-^
Meyer Isaac P. (c). grocer, 263 W. Peters ^ 71
Moyer James (c), elk I. P. Moyer. r 263 W. Peters C/j
Moyer -—, carpenter, bds 14 Haynes " u
Movers John M., miner, r 419 Whitehall ' F
Moyer^sM. E. Miss, elk The Bradstreet Co.. r 419 White- b
Moyers M. M. Miss, elk The Bradstreet Co., r 419 White- S
Moyers William T., Jawyer, 17 E. Alabama, bds 419 White- 2 8
*^°'Syd*"""' *''"«S''*' ^^ Whitehall, r E. Fair, nw corgJ^
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Mndge Charles, bkkpr Singer Mnfg Co., bSs 155 S. Pryor??
MueUer Ferdinand, wks Hunnicutt & BelHn.,r.fv. V7of F^H
Mueller Ferdinand, 'wkVHuDnic"uttT'Bemngrath.7l21CO*<
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Muholloway Louis, saloon, r 169 S. Forsyth
Mulcahy — Mrs., seamstress Mrs. E. J. Fleming
m" 1 u^'ifP^' 7,**'®'"' "■ ^« N. Butler, 2d n of Houston
Mullally Ellen Mrs wks Robinson, Campbell & Co
Mullan Joseph J. (MuUan & Diduech), r 45 Jenkins s^ "
MLLLAN & DIDUSCH (J. J. Mullan and J M.D°du8ch) ^J?
Muleley Michael, wks A-L. Ry, r Decatur, nw cor Come- W 5
Mulleley Thomas, wks Loffgley, Robinson & Co ' H
Prrke^"^"^*"^' ®°2^°^®' Ferguson ^ Blount, r 43 g
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^ MuUenix Benjamin F., wks Ferguson & Blount
rH ^ ^*^ll®^^i^ Doasch, wks Ferguson <fe Blount
g • Mullenix John R., wks Ferguson & Blount, r 19 Irwin
E iJ^"J, ^ Frederick, tnachinist, r 7 Official row, Jamestown
g m Muller Frederick, cash boy Regenstein & Kutz
pq * Muller John, fruits, 33 Marietta, r Decatur
P^ ^ Muller Lecia Miss, elk Regenstein & Kutz
>^ -g Muller Louis, elk, bds 216 Markham
g S Muller Philip, barkpr P. J. Kenny, r 125 Markham
H JJ Muller S., carpenter A-L. Ry
oa S ^?tI^^/ JJfilliam, r ns W. Foundry, nr limits
g ^ MULLER, see also MILLER
^ n Mulligan William B.. wks A-L. Ry, bds Decatur, Ist e of
gW Fitzgerald
^ Mulligan W. D., Atlanta Hotel, 77 Decatur *
Mullin Burton A., saloon, 12 S. Broad, rE. Ellis, cor Hil-
liard ;
Mullin Thomas R., blacksmith Porter & Meakin, r 7 Bell
n Mulrooney J. W., elk J. Ryan, bds GOi S. Broad J ' i
^Mumphries Cuffee (c), waiter Kimball House ! \
ij Mundav Mary C. Mrs., boarding, 39 N. Pryor 1 !
[XjMunfield Wilson (c), driver, r Grape al, 3d s of Irwin
^ Munford Albert (c), plasterer, r 22 Solomon
<l^ Munger Martin L., tuner Smith Am. Organ Co., bds 11
E. Alabama
Munger Sarah T., wid De Forrest, r 7 Roach
Munn Henry (c), carpenter, r 57 Fulton
Munroe William E. (Munroe & Campbell), bds 124 Peach^
tree
og Munroe & Campbell (W. E. Munroe and L. D. Campbell),
^ mnfrs baking powders, Broad, se cor Alabama
. Mnrden Alfred (c), wks Loftgley, Robinson & Co
2^ Murden Warren (c), lab, r Fortune
^ JJS^SSfe ,7*°^®^ ^ » cotton buyer, bds 87 S. Broad
05JF5S5II i^M^^ (? G. Lci^kett & Co.), r 83 N. Pryor
^-^MUBPHEY ROBERT A., warrant clerk Executive Dept,
(J J r State House v - - x*^ >
/ rV^JJ"'P^y ^nnie Mrs., dressmkr M. Rich & Bro 1 '
[J^ Murphy Anthony, lumber, r Lee, W. E i '
W Murphy Dennis, watchman W. & A. R. R.„ bds 124 Ma-
rietta
»—H Murphy Edward, elk P. Lynch, r 95 Jones
Pr^ Murphy Edward C. detective, r 54 Simpson
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Murphy Isaiah (c), wks Smith & Jones
Murphy Jacob, re), porter L. A, Ball & Co., r 176 Houston
Murphy James A., plasterer, r 68 W.Peters ^''^^^^^^
Murphy James W., shoemkr, r58 W. Peters '
Murphy John E elk Fuller & Oglesby, bds 54 Form wait
Murphy John V., bds 8 Hood "^mwaiw
Murphy Joseph E., elk D. H. Dougherty, r 44 W Bakfir
Murphy Kate Mrs , r 28 Hayden ^' W. iJaker
Murphy Kate Miss, with Miss M. Kennedy, r 95 Jones
Murphy Lizzie Miss, with J. Keely •
Murphy Maggie Miss, housekpr Susie Williams -
Murphy Mary, wid Daniel, r 129 E. Harris i
Murphy Michael (Blount & Murphy), r 111 Marietta
Murphy Michael, wks W. & A. B^lf^-V ^^"f^
Murphy Michael C. (Murphy & Manii), r 79 Loyd i
Murphy Michae K.. saloon, 142 Marietta, r 6 PuUiam .
Murphy Michael V., conductor C. R. R.. r 6 Pulliam
Murphy Mollie Miss, with J. Keely '
MnrSh^ p^K^'^^'if -^ l^^ S- ^•^^"is. bds 115 Decatur
Murphy Robert, elk John Ryan, bds 39i Whitehall
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Murphy Timothy, saloon, 32 Marietta - ^
Murphy William (c), elk Calhoun House, r 498 Decatur
^"fegSS;'""' "^ ^- Trautweip, r iCSSJ e'of
Murray Calvin (c), wks J. P. Redd' •
Murray C. P., mor, r 227 S. Pryor
Murray Edward L., elk, r 144 Ivy
Murray Ennice D., wid John, r 85 Marietta
Murray Jacob (c), lab, r 89 Martin
Murrry James (c). packer T. M. Clarke <fcCo.; r 11 Church
^iz ?"r Sth^/. Ly, '"'• ""•• '^ '''^- ^^^
Murray Sarah Miss, music teacher, r 144 Ivr
Murray Thomas, elk, bds 165 S. iVyor
Murrel Watt (c), plasterer, r 256 W. Mitchell
Muse Anna J. Miss teacher Fair St. School, r 127 S. Prvor
Muse Charter C., elk Stewart A Smith, bds 127 S Prvo?
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Muse Lewellyn H., bkkpr Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 127
S. Prvor
MUSE, SWIFT & DALLAS (George Muse, J. N. Swift
and George J. Dallas), clothing and furnishing, 38>
Whitehall
Musselwhite J. T., wks Atlanta Agricultural Works
Musselwhite Zachariah, engineer J. H. Johnson, r 15 Bar-
tow
Mutch George, with Crane, Boylston & Co., bds Adama
House
MUTUAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION of Baltimore,
S. T. Jenkins, manager Sou. Dept: 11 E. Alabama
(Seep. 97.) - ;
Myers Charles, carpenter, r 155 Davis v : i
Myers Dennis, carpenter W. & A. R. R , r 155 Davis
Myers H., wks Lynch & Lea ^ !
Myers John H., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 131 Maga-
zine t j 1
Myers Richard A., elk Ry. M. S
Myers William R., carpenter, W. & A. R. R., r 131 Mag--
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Mynatt Pryor L (Mvnatt & Howell), r 103 E. Mitchell ■
MINATT & HOWELL (P. L. Mynatt and G. A. Howell)^
lawyers, 12 E. Alabama
NABELLE J. E. MISS, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel?
Nabrit Clark (c), lab. r al s of Fair, w of Chapel
Nace Anna R. Mrs., millinery and dress making, 66J
Whitehall, r 287 Decatur
Nace Elizabeth, wid N., r 149 Ivy
Nace E. S. (J. M. Nace & Sons), r 287 Decatur
Nace John M. (J. M. Nace & Son), r 287 Decatur
Nace J. M. & Son (J. M. and E. S. Nace), planing mill, 283
Decatur . j ;: k i
NALL JOEL S., asst postmaster and supt money order:
dept, bds National Hotel
Nally Martin, liquor dealer, r 197 S. Forsyth .1.
Nally Richard, elk, r 89 Ellis ' :
Nance Charles R., wks W. & A. R. R., bds 124 Marietta
Nance Doc, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 124 Marietta
Nance John L., fireman W. & A. R. R
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Napier George F. (c), barber W. B. Pinlev
Napier Henry (c), blacksmith, r BiKeers 4th w nf n, ' *
Narramore Charles F., wks Atla. CoTpact'y, l£ S^
K -^1^**^ ^*')' ^"''" J- R- Steele '
iSasS F^^n vT h- ^*')' ^^^^,''- 9^4 W. Peters c^
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^^^f'k^H^^f ^iS- INSTITUTE (C. L. Wilson, M.
Neaoe Mattie Miss, wks Cotton Mill, r 11 Mapa!..in«
Neal fS«^t^' "^-^ F/'gufO & Blount, r 141 Luckie
\-!oi ^""^cis H.. wid Joseph, r 415 Marietta
>ea Henry (c), porter C. K. Buzbee, r 132 Ellis
Neal Herman C, coffinmkr L. H Hall & Co Torsi i*.ti
Nea Ira W.. with John Neal &Co ' ^ ^^ ^" jz-
olZTrii' '"^""*'' ^°«'*'^''' Jelks & Tappan. r ^
Neal John (John Neal & Co.), r 109 S. Pryor S*
Sl^ir'^^T^.^^/i*'''"""' S'^ cor Jones ^ ^
NEAL JOHN & CO. (J. Neal, J. H. Duer and H. Sells) tf^
XT /'"'»»'"''e and com mers, 9 S: Broad ''' 53
Neal Pope M. (c), barber P. Maltry, r m Whitehall §
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5 j Neal Reuben (c), barber, 117 W. Peters, r 22 High
«• Neal Thomas (c), lab, r ws Gunby, 2d n of Decatur
^g Nealan Johanna, wid Martin, r 365 Decatur
My Nealy Jesse W., carpenter W. & A. R. R, r 19 W. Simpson
«Q Nealy^ William B.,, contractor, r 86 Simpson
g 0 Near Clifford L., subscription dept Weekly Mail, bds 152
Syj Whitehall
2 3 Neele Robert E., printer Judson, Dunlop & Co., r 214 De-
pcs^ catur
|J^| Neely Charles (c), waiter Kimball House, r 94 S. Pryor
So Neese Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
^J^ Neff C. Gordon (Wm. Cliftord Ne.flf & Co.)j, bds 124 Peach-
a§ Neflf Wm. Clifford (Wm. Clifford iSfeff & Co.), r Cincinnati
S 14 Neff Wm. Clifford &<:o. (Wm. Clifford and C. Gordon Neff),
g fi soap works, 654 Marietta ^
Bcjj^ Neilson Dora Miss, domestic J. T. Glenn J I
€(ii Nelms Alfred (c), wks Curtis & Weitzell «i
§ Nelms Eugene A. (Nelms & Carmichael), r 14 McAfee
^ Nelms Henry (c), wks Ballard's Restaurant j -
Iwj Nelms John A., student, bds 135 Walker 1 >
r* NELMS JOHN W., principal keeper State Penitentiary,
« office State House, r Smyrna, Ga i . •' j
Nelms Lay ton (c), blacksmith, r 12 Fair
M Nelms & Carmichael (E. A. Nelms and J. H. Carmichael)
^— grocers, 288 Marietta
Sm Nelson Andrew, engrineer Moore, Marsh & Co.,r 58 Luckie
NELSON, BARKER & CO. (L. B Nelson, C P. N. Barker
and F. Fontaine), land and loan agents, 37 Marietta
Nelson Callie Mrs., dresstftkr, r 105 S. Broad
Nelson Charles. wks-Lyncb-Tk Lea, r 39 W. Foundry
Nelson Elbert (c), lab, r 56 Horton
Nelson Elizabeth A., wid F., r 117 Chapel f :,:
ij^J Nelson General (c), porter F. M. Potts
■^^ Nelson Haynep, contractor, r 105 S Broad
Nelson Horatio, prof MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIYEIlSlr
TY, bds Chapman House
Nekon Levi B. (Nelson, Barker & Co.), r 102 Jackson
Nelson Thomas H.\ engineer A-L. Ry, r 183 Fillmore i
Ik. Nelson William (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 159 E. Caiti 1
P* Nelson William H., printer H. H. Dickson, r 19 W. Baker
HNesbit Armistead (c), gardener, r 172 Ellis *> i
Nesbit Carter (c), porter, r 172 Ellis _
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Nesbit Frederick (c) hostlpr T m tu
Nesbit Ira F elk w^^ >• P^"
. Nesbit Prima; (c) LymJnT ^fv-i,- ^^ **"'««»
N. Collins '^'^^ynan J. J. Wilhams, & Co., r 102
""" ForfeKr ^''^' '^'' ' ^' Milliard, bet E. Harris and
NF^Rn^''"*°?• ''^x^ '^- C- Balochi, r 14 Terrv '^
I*|iSBIT, see also NISBET i ®"y
■ Newrian Tn'n^^'-l^/' ^^' ^^^ S. Forsyth^ -
Newman Chart^^i"^ km? '^f' ^^' ^9 Stonewall f- - i '
Newman Jane Mrs., r 137 W. Peters - 1 '
""^ISioc^^"'^^' '''''''' •'^^ ^- Of Apiculture, r
^'"rrV''''^'''" H.. printer Sunday Gazette, r 36 Pill-
''^^^/id^JSf j;, ''" ^^^y ^"-ney and lawyer, 35
Newborn Thomas, yard master C. R. R.. r W. Hunter, corC. gg
Newsom William, elk, bds 146 S Prvor ^^
Newton Clarence, (c), lab. r Vine 1st « of FnnnH » <»
Newton Charles S druffff St T RrJfil^ f?'i?*^'^y *'^
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Newton Leah fc), laundress, r 120 E Cain ^ ft
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Newton Washington (c), lab, r 131 E. Baker
Newton William T., carpenter L. H. Hall & Co.. bds 207
Luckie
Newton Ziporah Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact*y, r 196 Luckie
Nicholas Ann Miss, r 87 S. Broad
Nicholas Thomas W., carpenter, r 319 Rawson
Nichols Allan J., butcher, r 62 Rock
Nichols Annie Miss, boarding, 9i5 S. Broad
Nichols James (c), wks J. J. McClendon, r 55 Howell
Nichols John C, carpenter, bds 10 Rock
Nichols J. Laurens, cash bov Chamberlin, Boynton & Co
Nichols Madison (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r 53 Hiiliard
Nichols Matthew (c), lab. r 55 Howell ,
Nichols William (c), stonemason, r 52 Foster
Nicholson James W. (Nicholson & James), bds 68 N. For-
syth
Nicholson Milus M. (Morris & Nicholson), r 46 Rawson
NICHOLSON & JAMES (J. W. Nicholson and R. James),
gents furnishers and mnfrs "Victory Shirt," 3 S. Pryor.
(See side lines.)
Nickles A H., foreman Atla. Cot. Fact'y '
Nickles Edward, overseer Cotton Mill, bds 147 Marietta
Nickles John, supt Cotton Mill, bds 147 Marietta ; j *
Nickles Mary M. Mrs., roll elk Atla. Cot. Fact'y !
Nicolson George A., bkkpr Maddox, Rucker & Co., r 67 N,
Pryor , i .;
NICOLSO.V WM. PEREIN, physician, and dean Southern
Medical College, 26 E. Alabama, bds Kimball House,
Nicolli Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 17 Bartow
Niles Lajirens 0., with Mark W. Johnson k Co., r 108 Ma-
rie t^ 7
Niles S. Dexter (Niles & Tryon), r 27 Gilm6r
NILES & TRYON (S. D. Niles and Frank Tfyon), builders
supply house, and dealers in doors, sash) and blinds, 36
Decatur \
Nisbet John E., salesman D. H. Dougherty, r 84 Houston
Nix John W., wks F. W. Hart & Son, r 265 Luckie
Nix Jonas (c), restaurant, 220 Fort j ^
Nix Mary P., wid Jesse, r 82 Elliott \; | T
Nix Millie, wid Jesse, r 6 Newton
Nix Rufus M., collector Goode & Smith, r 151 Walton
Nix Samuel, wks E. Van Winkle & Co., r Luckie, cor Har-
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m^^^ Tu P ^'^^■, ^*^' ' ^^^^ 93 Nelson
' Kle Sr-R^'/ ^?'i°^^'"• ' 125 Marietta (/)
Nolan Alonzo A (Nolan & Doty), r ]5 W Garnett 'TI
NoanJames wks Cotton Factory bds 77 R^k ^
Nolan Jane Mrs., r Fowler, 4th s of Alexander '• " H
No an Martha Miss, wks Atla. Co? FactV • 72
S^ ^^m^;^i1^^; ."i^trdon W E H
Norcross Jonathan, mer, r Lee, W. E ■
Norc^ss VirgU C. Rev., pastor' Fifth Baptist Church,
fcan' K ''w-^' P""?'"*". r 339 Decatur
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Nnrr! 1 ^«'^-lf'»i'» «., clk, bds 13 E. Fair
Norr!ii TA^'^b-' <'»/P«nter, r 124 Davis '
Nnrr!?} ^^ ^r- ''??n«tokr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Norrell Mary L., wid S. M., r 13 E. Fair '*'^<"'«i „ .
Norris S'Tilto^.^r'*""' ^i"'"'^ ^'^^^' ^' 104 Houston 2 ^
Norris J^aJ^s,^ t# TTJllP ' '' '^^ g U
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Noms Joseph C, grocer, 213 W. Peters
Norris Robert H., elk, r 92 N. Calhoun '
Norrman Gottfried L. (Norrman & Weed), bds Kimball
House ■ ■'■■■■
NORRMAN & WEED (G. L. Norrman and EXWeed)
architects, 48 Marietta
Nort John, brakeman, r 130 W. Baker ^ ^
North Albert (c), lab, r Dover, 1st s of Haynes '
North Joshua (c), candymkr J. Lagomarsino, r 189 Ivy
Northcut Alfred, wks, E. Haiman. bds 531 Marietta
Northcut Thomas, wks E. Haiman, r 531 Marietta ^
^lorthcutt John D., with Moore, Marsh & Co
Northen Charles S., bkkpr H. L. Smith & Son, r 35
Houston
Northen Edward A., with H. G. Northen Jr., bds 35
Houston
Northen Henry G., mer, r 62 Luckie ' --^^
Northen Henry G. Jr., broker, 88 E. Alabama, r 35 Hous-
ton
Northen William P., jeweler, 47 Whitehall, r 35 Houston
Northington Charles, elk, bds 60 Cone
Norton James (c), cook, H. Kattenhorn
Norton Neise N., seamstress, r Currier, cor Calhouii
Norvell, Leake & Co , R. R. contractors, 8 S. Broad
Norwich Chair Co, Jones & Webster, genl agts; 14 W.
Mitchell . • ® '
Norwood Harold L., printer, bds 46 Ivy • K
Norwood James (c), lab, r 25 Riggers '
Norwood John (c), lab, r Fair, ]st e of Houston
Norwood John H. (Norwood & Brown), bds Kimball House
Norwood Mary, wid Lucius T., bds 14 N. Butler
Norwood Simon (c), lab, r Boulevard, nr limits •■-.^^^
Norwood & Brown (J. H. Norwood and E. P. Brown), Pub-
lishers Union, 24 S. Broad
Noyes Charles E , with Condon & Co
Nuckols Burrell (c), drayman, r 132 N. Butler ' i:
Nunan Thomas, genl S. E. agt M. & C. R. R , 3 Kimball
House, r 66 Houston
Nunn Dilmouth, carpenter, bds 275 Decatur ' '
Nunn H., wks A-L. Ey, bds St. James Hotel
Nunn Lee, cax^nter, r 265 Decatur '
Nunn Levi L., carpenter, r James, sw cor K^llv
PfVTIQTf A0 f f f ^^ Paint, Carriage and Yamisli Brashes, all kind*
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Nunnally Henderson (c), lab, r 172 Wheat ' ' rm
NunnaUy . Ja.ea H.. cl^ Cha.'berli?, ZyllL & Co., bds 46 g
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O^Brien James E., grocer, r 149 Ivy • /-' -
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SS EZ-'/r^ f'''' *S'' 2^ E. Alabama, bds 9
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O'CONNOR DANIEL A., Markham House Bar, r 25 N. Col- fm,
O'Connor Elizabeth P., wid Patrick, r 61 Marietta H'
OConnar fl''X^^''--T'i^'"'''y' ^^ Whitehall "*
O'cZuZ ^ll^\^"^ ^""^^^ ''<^« 31 Nelson
O Connor Mattie Miss, r 61 Marietta.
O'Connor l^T\(%^^o^^^r, bds 280 Decatur'
O Connor Patrick, elk A. B. Clark, bds 61 Marietta
OKeefe Emily Q. Miss, r 183 Ivy ^
183 J;*/'^"*** E ' "^"'^ag^r Walton, Whann & Co., r
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O 9,'f ®^^ ^*^^ie F.. wid D. a, r 222 S. Pryor
OKeefe Thomas, salesman E. W. Marsh Jr., r 241 E. Hun-
ter .
— S'^*^* Annette, wid James, bds 158 S. Forsyth '
0^^*''^,I^illy Miss, elk Regenstein & Kutz, r 158 S. For-
g O'Neal Eli (c), lab. r 73 Bradley
/S\ ^^^ Frank, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
^ S'S®^^ P^^*"?;. ^^)' ^*^' ^ s» Currier, 3d e of Calhoun
ONeal Jane Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
•^ O Neal John, butcher, 84 N. Forsyth
r-S,?®*^ John, blacksmith, bds 143 Walton
« ■ S.i;®^^ Purmetus (c),> lab, r 73 Bradley
liJ ^,S®«} Wallace (c), lab, r 73 Bradley
P i R,S^?A ^^^^S (c), lab. r ss Pine
t <D ^,Neill John, wks J. M. Smith
""^ RiS®-!} T*.*^' *^*^^^^ *^- I^y'ich, bds National Hotel
^r^.xT Ml t^c^^^® ^*^^' seamstress, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E
3^ ^ Nejll Mary wid Belton, r 90 Eraser '. . ^
R'S^m} xJ*''^^-.¥''«-» ^^^''^^°g>9SI>ecatur '
^O'Neill Nora, wid N., bds 66 e: Fair 1
^^ O'Neill W. I., engineer A L. Ry
-^ Z^^^^^ William (c), porter H. Castleman. r 81 E. Fair
J5 O Quinn James, elk, bde 112 Gilmer , ,
iS 2,^" J""" ^r^\^^^ J- ^•' '^id J- I » bds 112 Gilmer ^
00 Quinn Walter D., elk, bds 112 Gilmer
0 Quinn William B., elk A. F. Pickert, r 257 E. Hunter
^ %^^^u il^f *. ^ ' ""^^ Kiser & Frazier, r 93 Thompson
m O Keilly Patrick, collector W. <fe W. Mnfg Co., bds 2
*; Luckie o >
C Ri?J-*?^'^'?'i?^^7' ""^^ ^' ^^^^y^ b^s 165.S. Pryor
5 Xlu'^^^® Alfred watchman, r 27 E. Foundry
P O'Shields Dora Mies, r 31 Victoria
^ ^RII!J^^J® Harvey, butcher, r Simpson cor Marietta ^
'SR^ouMi^^^®"''^' ^*b' b^s 31 Victoria i :
0 O Shilds John B. (Church & Co.), and candymkr F. E.
2 0 Block, r 27 E. Foundry , •
5lDR'fu•^^^® ?*'?' "^^^ Robert, bds 351 Mangum
^ oIk- i^^^^Si"^"^^ ^' ^"•' boarding, 218 Elliott
m h-qk-'m' Sr ^^Vc."^^" ^ N^^*^*"' ^ 313 Marietta
S,ou?®H^ ^^^J" ^1^88» r 31 Victoria
gg Oobields Simpson, lab, r 31 Victoria
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Oakes Laura MU.M, AtKo?>SJ^f Hull
Oakes Wniian,:'t jfe^,"Klf-^. ^s 23 Hull
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S. Pryor ^""^ ^•' '^'^^ ^""gl^r- Robinson & Co, r 150
Ogletj.e^GeorKe T. (-Longley. Robinson & Co), r 150 8
""'' Kfrk^o^d"'' ^: "'^'^P^ ^-6i«^. Kobinsoa & Co., r
01ve?i°„tmin-'A*^"?'''''^«23^N. Collins ^- -
Ho?e°J*'""' («). J^-^'tor Moore's Bus. University, r 80
oteSr'nl??^P^'^■."i."•' 69 parkin ' « -
n I! Cornelius (c), lab, r 401 W Petfira
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iver Henry (c>, hostler Rev. W. E. Boggs
iver Homer, elk, bds 60 Cone
iver John S., with MeAfee, Oliver & Coi, bds 60 Cone -
iver Joshua, with McAfee, Oliver & Co., r 60 Cone
iver J. W., conductor A-L. Ry V
iver Lewis H. (McAfee, Oliver & Co.), bds 30 W. Alabama
iver Marion (e), carpenter, r 209 Fort
iver Mary S. Mrs:, photograph colorer, r 27 Luckie i
iver Ransom (c;,.lab, r 13 Beckwith - I
iver Thomas A. (McAfee, Oliver & Co.), bds 40 Ivv i
iver William (c), lab, r 3 Hilliard i ^ 1
mstead John C, physician, 7^ Whitehall, r 49 E. Caio
son Eric F., carpenter, Niles & Tryon, r 308 E. Hunter
son John, painter A. P. Tripod, r Decatur, Ga
Osterloo G. Prof., tutor, r 19 Whitehall
Orme Annie, wid R., r 31 Grubb
9rme Aquilla J., genl frt and pass agt A. & W. P. R. R.^
r 89 Peach tree
Orme Archibald, ticket agt Union Depot, bds Kimball
House
ORME FRANCIS H., physician (homeo), 18 N. Broad, r
28 Luckie
Orme Joseph T., teller W. M. &, R. J. Lowry, bds Kimball
House
Orme Richard P., newsboy, bds 31 Grubh * I
Orme Wi liam P., sec and treas A. & W. P. R. R., r 67 Ivy
Ormond James, r Washington, ^nr limits
Ormond J. Russell, bkkpr Beck, Gregg & Co., r 200 Jone&
Ormond Robert M., elk C. L. Redwine, r VV^ashington, nr
limits i I
Ormsby Theodore,*wb^ Bird & Haunson, r Jamestown h
Orr Castleman, black*[xith, r 61 Rock i^
Orr Ed^ar H , lawyer, 7^ Whitehall, bds 54 Tattnall i"
ORR GUSTAYUS J. HON., State School Commissioner,
office Statft House, r 54 Tattnall j
Orrt Gustavus J. Jr., lawyer, bds 54 Tattnall j
Orp John E , engcineer C. R. R., r 16 Markham
Orr Robert C, elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, bds 151 Mc-
Donough
Orr Samuel A. machinist W. & A.R. R., r 74 Mangum
Orr William (c), poTter J. J. Verner, r 70 Formwalt
Orr William B , machinist W. & A. R. R , r 70 Mangum
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Orslin Asa (c), wheelwriihl^ 69 C R E "
SrS S^^^^-'^^i^^ ^ of Peters
Osborn James M , carnenter r rr ni! , * .^
Osborn Jefferson B elk AT ' I T ?^^^fl ^
Collins ° ^ ' ^'^'^ ^- L- & T. A. Holbrook, bds 295 N. Q
Osborn^Lizzie (c), seamstress, r rear 1 Official Row. James- PI
Garnett ' ^'^^°*"'' ^"^"^^ & Co., bds 85 E. (f)
Osbonae G. Thomas (Reinhardt & Osborne), bds 149 Jack- Q
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Owen John, machinist, r 174 Maneum
Owen John W wks A * w d 5^t> , ,
Owen Washinet^n r ^^■■^: ^- ^^ ^^^ 234 Ivy
McDonouph ' P^^^'^'^"^ 14 Whitehall, r 76
Owen ^Yillis M., trainhand W & A R R
uwens i3enjamin F., carpenter r Lpp W T? "^
Owens Horai' K baXM^^'^y^^j' ^'/^ '^^'^^"'^
Owens PatXk^^^w^''"""^'"''' >• ^^ W. Hunter
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^jjOwensby Annie Miss, wks wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
pggOwensby George, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
HOwensby Lee, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
PJfljOwensby Mattie Miss, wks Atla Cot. Fact'y I
po O wings Elizabeth R., wid Raply, r 33 Fulton ^ •
h^Owings John D., salesman M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co.. r 33
r-tt J^ulton ,, i
SH Owsley Alexander (c), lab, r 16 Jones al . -i
Owsley Henry M., bkkpr Singer Mnfg Co., r 35 Mills I
- Ozburn James R., printer A. M. Bergstrom, bds 116 S
Forsyth y ' ,
Ozburn M. E., wid J. R. D., r 116 S. Forsyth J i
Ozburn Robert E, bailiff Sup. Court, r county
Ozburn William L., elk W. & A. R. R., bds 116 S. Forsyth
O pACE CHESTER, (c), driver W. S. Wilson & Bro., r 66
ji Forrest ay
"g Pace Ellen Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
O Pace Hezekiah (c), carpenter, r 140 Wheat
. Face John, engineer, bds 67^ S. Broad
Pace Mattie Miss; bds 24 Luckie
f^ Pace Rebecca Miss, wks Cotton Factory
O Pace Josephine Miss, wks 0*on Factory
O Pacetti Bartolo J., barkpr, bds 53 S. Broad
ft mr*i^\S5.° o!^^Ar?'^P' b ^- Meehan, r 53 S. Broad ^
QQ PACKAKD SOPHIA B.^ MISS, prin Atla. Baptist Fe-
male Seminary, Mitchell, nw cor Havnes, r 231 W
^^ Mitchell
•g Padden John M., elk J. M. Marbut, r 91 N. Calhoun
q Paden James (c), lab, r 264 Mangum I
" Paden T. N. (Paden & Tuggle), r country ^1
Paden & Tuggle (T. N. Paden and L. A. Tuggle), grocers,
Houston, sw cor Butler ^ f'
Page Burton (c), driver T. 8. Powell j t
Page Lewis (c), waiter G. T. Kershaw j
Page William H , tinner Stewart & Smith, r 70^ Whitehall
Page William R., butcher, r 210 Clarke
«g Paine Carrie A., wid LeRoy, r 145 Nelson \
\^ S^^^® Charles, agt, bds 124 Peachtree 1
M Paine Edward T. Jr., bkkpr S. H. Phelan, r Luctie, cor
M r airlie
flg Paine E. Tattnall, granger, bds 124 Peachtree '__
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Pair John Ewk8E. Van Winkle & Co ' h^
"^f^fToTj^L:'^^- ^-W-^Se^Co:. r ws Martin.^
Palmer Charles (c, wk. W. 8. Wilson & Bro. r Gl^nn. cor "N
?SS:r S;t (c) ^porTir's"^ ^ ''''''''' ' ''' W. Mitchell ^
Poirv.«» T iT A^» porter b. M. Inman & Co ry-i
"^'^ Gart'S'' ""■' "''-^f =---tt':fe*^?H„grath, r IS^
Palmer J. E., wid E. F., r 104 Crew ' ^^ ^ ^ Hw
Pannell Jan.e"s. painS" 85 Ch^ajel "" ""^ ^'''°"»
P» PP 'rf^**^?'* B . barkpr, r 174 Loyd ''^ '
Park James R., r 312 Luckie ' ^0
231^'^* T.,.^clectic physician, 3J Whitehall, r^J
Parker Alfred (c), lab, r 166 Ellis . - ^
Parkfr P^°', ^"^^f''' ' 128 Elliott -
Parker ChV^"'' ^^u^''. ^'^^ %' ^ds 29 Ezzard
parser Charles, wks Atla. Aerl Wks
Parker Edward C, butcher, f 272 W Mitchell
ParW w''"""^ Y\' ^- ^''^^on, r country
^arker Henry, butcher J. Parker bds 279 W \ru„», n
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^ Parker John (c). lab, r 65 Howell
j^ ©Parker John, lab, r Newton, se cor Mangum \
M f^ Parker John F., butcher, 45 Chapel, r 274 W. Mitchell
jg; g Parker John L., engineer Atla. Cot. Fact'y
g *" Parker J. J. H., stock dlr, r 126 McDonough
« d Parker L. Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel '
ft ffl?^^!^®^ Madison G., bkkpr Wilson & Bro., bds 37 Luckie
;z; ^Parker Milton A., carpenter, r 195 E. Hunter
^ g Parker Robert E., with Atkins, McKeldin & Co., bds 126
p,w McDonough
^Parker Samuel (c), blacksmith, 36 E. Mitchell, r 102 De-
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H CO Parker Washington L , blacksmith A-L. Ry, r 41 Moo 2
pq Parker William (c), porter F. A. Arnold
Parker William A cash boy Chamberlin, Bovnton & Co.
Parker William H, wks E. Haiman^ bds 54 W. Foundry
Parker William J., wks A-L. Ry. r 29 Ezzard
Parkhurst William F., bkkpr Gate City Nat. Bank, r Rich-
^ ardson, se cor Formwalt
|j Parks Burrell (c) sexton Trinity Church, r 18 Jennings al
PCj Parks Cornelius (c), wks W. Brenner, r ws Valentine, 2d
' j^ nof Ellis ' ' ' '
<^ Parks Dennis (c), lab, r 137 Markham * !
W Parks George (c), drayman, r Martin, se cor Lowe i
Parks George (c), wks Ga. Spice Mills j
~^JS*^!^^ Griffin (c), carpenter, r rear 214 Foundry I
»~^ Parks Gussie Miss, wks Ga. Spice Mills
1 Parks Henry (c), bricklayer Lynch & Lea i '
oP< Parks James R., machinist, bds Luckie, sw cor Merrittsal
^ Parks Isaac (c), porter, r 124 Blackmon
Parks John (c), lab. r 124 Blackmon ! .
2 Parks John (c), wks Pellegrini & Castleberry, r Bar-
O^—^ racks, Ist n of Peters
Parks John R., elk F. E. Block, r 36 Walker
r/^S*^^^ *^^^^ ^'^ copyi^gi bds 150 Peachtree
C/J Parks Loyd B., elk Parks & Janes, r 119 Ivy
p^ Parks Mary Mrs., bds 310 Whitehall
MH Parks Matthew (c), lab, r 19 Holland
Lx] S*^u® ^®*^ (^^' drayman, r al w of Fort, s of E. Cain
HM Parks Peyton D., wks Pullman Car Co., r Mitchell, cor
'"^ Haynes '
pf^Parks Richard (c), plasterer, r 283 McDonough ^ ^ -
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Parks Wilhs B., physician, 212 Marietta ^ 2
Parks & Janes rW S Parks a nH WAT a j i^
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Parr Ja^npr^M'^^l'' 'J^J;^,''^?''' °« ««'• Ho«*on
Parr^ Jasper M., wks W. Hilton, r Prisock al, Sd e of Fac
Parrish fai^'R*'""?"''"'''' Wellhouse & Fleischel • .
^arrish James B., policeman, r 29 Walnut
Parrish John O., artist T H TvIb i- «i w tr .
PARRTSIT KkTttir r \ u 3^ ' "^ °4 W. Hunter "1
rAKKiSil SAKAH (c), boarding, 5 Ivy '
Parrish W. L., fireman A-L. Ry ^ I >.
ParrnH 9'''^^'^ Si ^^'^^7 & Parrott). r 290 Washington
Parro t George W., pres Atla. Com. and W. Co 778 Nelson m
parsons w . b , treman A-L. Ey J S
Partee Berry (c), carpenter, r 17 Ella -t ' «■ »
"Butler ^'^' ''^'^■^- ^*" * Co-' ' Harris, 5th w of | S
^" ButK*''* (<=)' ^^' Lynch & Lea, r Harris, 5th w of |g
Part^w^ James W., driver Sou. Exp. Co., bds 262 W.^Z
Partridge P R., fireman A-L.Ry^ " - ^ ' Ig
Partridge W. H., coupler W. & A. R. R 2 &
pZ'w^n"''^® .^''^' '*''' "■ 131 E. Baker 'l » 0
Pass William, farmer, bds Decatur, e of Fitzelral<9 5 2
Pata^psco^Guano Co., R. B. Buck. m'anager^T W. Ala- JJ'
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Paf'^'^A K*7 °T^-' .'''•^ Nathaniel, r82 Decatur
Pate Absalom J., shoemkr, 62 S. Pryor, r 34 Gilmer
PatP fr"'.^ • rl' Cemetery, r 180 Gu latt .
?!♦ T^u"* i°)' J?**' ' ^60 Marietta ,
Pate John E.. elk G. A. Ramsp>.n.lr A, r^. u^. ^jv^Uuu
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p^ Patman Loveto R. (L. R. Patman & Co.), r 263 Decatur
« ^263 DecJtur ^''* ^'^^ ^^^^'''' *'''^ ^' ^'''^^' ^^"^^^^^^
3 Patrick Albert (c), lab, r 65 King
Patrick Anthony (c), blacksmith Jones Carriage Factory
Patrick Oil ver (c) wks Ga. R. R., r es Randolph, nr limits
Patterson Daniel G., farmer, r Peeples, ne cor Amos, W. K
Patterson Edward R„ elk, r 70 Alexander
^ Patterson Finley (c), porter Harle & Jenkins, r 140 Wheat
- Patterson George C, elk P. H. Snook, bds Peeples, ne cor
^ Amos, WE / ^ '
PAXrEKSON HYATT M., with G. R. Boaz, bds Cannoa
House
Patterson James, carpenter, r 70 Alexander
Patterson James, cash boy M. Rich & Bro
Patterson James B., elk, r 70 Alexander
_ Patterson James L., carpenter A-L. Ry., r 81 Stonewall
Q^ Patterson Julia Mrs., r 969 Marietta
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Patterson Samuel (c), shoemkr H. Isaacs, r 200 Eraser
Patterson Sanford S. (Walsh & Patterson Bros.), bds 81
Stonewall : ^i,
Patterson William B. (c), barber J. R. Steele, r rear 1^
Warren pi
^ Patterson William H., r Kirkwood, Ga I
73 Patterson William J. (Walsh k Patterson Bros), r 81 Stone-
S wall
^* Pattillo Benjamin (c), lab, r ws Wells, 3d w of Holland
QQ Pattillo Mary Mrs., wks J. 0. Donnelly, r 178 Luckie
^ Pattillo Mary Migs, with B. Nathan, r 178 Luckie
Pattillo Mattie Miss, with B. Nathan, r 178 Luckie
Pattillo Samuel H., elk J. Lackey, r 178 Luckie
Pattillo William P. (W. P. & M. F. Pattillo), r Decatur
Pattillo William P.<W. P. & W. F. Pattillo), r 167 E. Fair
PATTILLO W. P. & W. F. (W. P. and W. F. Pattillo),
genl ins agts, 1 S. Pryor
Patten W. B., with W. & W. Mnfg Co * '
Patton C. L., Sou. agt VanAntwerp, Bragg & Co, bds
Kimball House
^ Patton Floyd (c), lab, r 286 N. Calhou»
(X) Patton John N., elk, r 68 Ji^mes
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President.
E.A. WERNER.
Treasurer.
DR.E. U. PENDLETON,
Chemical Direotor.
Secretary and Business Manager.
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FACTORY ON BA. R. R., 3 MILES FROM ATLANTA.
OFFICE, IS EAST ALABAMA. 8XREEX,
(Front Room, above Atlanta National Bank.)
Manufacturers of the following Celebrated Brands :
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphiate
FOR CORN. ^ j
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR COTTON. ^
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR WHEAT AND OATS.
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR TURNIPS AND POTATOm
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR FLOWERS, VEGETABLES aSd GRASSES.
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PEIVOLETOIV'S F^E UTILIZER
I>E]Vr>LETOIV'J!^ F-ER^^ILIZER
For Toloaooo.
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PHOSJPHA.TE
For Oorxiposting.
These brands are all prepared directly under the supervision of Dr E M Pen-
dleton, our Chemical Director, a practical agriculturalist and chem-
ist of forty years' experience in the field and laboratory.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR ANI\f AT
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E. A. WERNER, DR. E. M. PENDLETON,
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Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR CORN.
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR COTTON.
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR WHEAT AND OAl'S.
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR TURNIPS AND POTATOES.
Pendleton's Ammoniated Superphosphate
FOR FLOWERS, YEGETABLES AND GRASSES.
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For OrsLii&©s
I>EIVr>LETOIV'5!^ FERI'ILIZEI^
For Totoaooo.
rETVI3LETOTV'H F^HOSPH A.TE
For Oonapostiiig.
These brands are all prepared directly piider the supervision of Dr. E. M. Pen-
dleton, our Chemical Director, a practical agriculturalist and chem-
ist of forty years' experience in the field and laboratory.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR ANIMAL
BONES, FREE FROM MEAT AND DIRT.
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■ I l;^Zi ""'''-'' ^^' Moore, Ma.h * Co., r US McBou-
Pau, Donald s:Vum\T.^-totftlteS^ W. Si.pson
VV. Simpson i """^^uu & -Bellingrath, r 70
^" s£S; '^'^ «---" & Bellingrath. bda 53 W
Paul iXr^' \trn"nt?l^tT * ^l«-^«'
Simpson uunicutt & Bellingrath, r 53 W
Paul Robert 0. orS t/^^ W Simpson
„ Whitehall ' ^"°'" '^"'^«°"' l^unlop & Co., r 78i
Paul William C wis Wnn • .. .
Elliott • '''' Hunmcntt <fe Bellingrath, r 82
Pajn: idtif^:; grer'^r's'sySi'^^r.* * ^'"-''el
Payne Gaston, elk tTm ' iw p? ^""^tta
Payne Horace' (c), lab^^ 1^7 g "J^e & Co., bds 66 Fairlie
Payne Isaac (0) slatpr rVw t •
Payne John WV^-.i^iil^^Mec'ianic '
Payne We^ce^r&wVr*''«0 Humphries
Payne Lucy M., wid E r a^M/^-^^;/ ^^ Whitehall
Payne Nathanini /-tX ' ?^ Marietta
Payne Robert c S;vmL"''*[if r^^ ^ays al
Payno Warron n °'*y™?n, r 121 Luckie
aj'no warren D., machkiist Win<fhin * d
Peachtree ■ "'msnip & Bro, r 276 W
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Peacock Fred S., elk Pinsoa & Dozier, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Peacock James T., constable, 16J Whitehall, r 10 W. Gar-
nett
Peacock John, wks L. H. Hall & Co., bds 54 Foundry
Peacock John VV., molder Winship & Bro., r 40 W. Harris
Peacock Lee H., elk J. W. Cotton, bds 10 W. Garnett
Peacock Seaborn (c), carpenter, r rear 10 Valentine
Peacock William C, elk J. B. Daniel, r 267 E. Fair
Peake William, hackman, bds 61 S. Forsvth
Peake William W., elk Ry M. S., r 129 Loyd
Pearce Caroline Mrs., boarding, 256 Marietta
Pearce Emma Mrs., r 116 S. Forsyth ?
Pearce James D., wood wkr Jones Carriage Fact'y
Pearce Jeff D., with Whitner & Clarke, r Edgewood
Pearce John W., special agt J. E. Johnston & Co., r De-
catur, Ga
Pearson Henry M., farmer, r 126 North av
Pearson James, lab, r ws Hill, bey limits
Pearson R , fireman W. & A. R R
Pearson Sarah N., wid James, bds 203 W. Peters
Pease Alexander (^e), lab, r Biggers, nw cor GuUatt
Pease James (e), wks W. A. Taylor's drug store, r 113
Markham *
Pease Joseph O., elk 0. L. Pease, bds 105 Decatur
Pease Moore (c), shoemkr W. E. Tines, r 117 Markham ;
Pease Oliver L., saloon, 107 Decatur, r 33 N. Calhoun
Pease William C , barkpr 0. L. Pease, bds 33 N. Calhoun
Peck Alfred (c), sampler S. M. Inman & Co., r 140 Wheat
Peck Arthur J , bds 83 Ivy
Peck Edward J. Dr. (Strq^id & Peck), bds Kimball House
Peek Frank H., physician, bds 83 Ivy
Peck John B., elk, t 198 Whitehall !
Peek John C, contractor and builder, 20 Peachtree, r 83 Ivy
Peek John E. (c), harnessmkr, r 139 McDaniel . i
Peck Samuel H., elk, bds 255 Peachtree I
Peck William F., salesman M.. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co.. r m
E. Ellis ;
Peck William Henry, author, r 255 Peachtree
Peck Willis, contractor, r 142 Peachtree i
Peck Solomon W. (Bomar & Peek), bds 93 S. Broad
Peel David G., restaurant, 10 S. Broad, r 25 Irwin -
Peek William C, elk, bds 64 S. Forsyth
Peel William L. (Maddox, flucker & Co.), r 349 Peachtree
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Se£ nZl % ^^""^T^ * P4«Pl««)' r 42 E. Cain
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Peeples Robert R., r 12i W. Mitchell .
Peen es Thomaff fT f,' i>'""'.^<*'^l- ^2^ W. Mitchell
Cain Maddox, Rucker & Co., bds 42 E.
KTJ/t' *=°"'!"«'°'- ^^'- & A. R. R.. bds Cannon House
Peters ' ^ *'°'" ™'''' '^ ^- Alabama, r 39 E
Peers John S., elk, r 39 E. Peters ' !
Peers Joseph, elk Dunwody & Barnett i
Peers Lydia Mrs, bkkpr J. L. Peers, r 39 E Peters
Pegg Adam (c) carpenter, r 10 Gat^ City
Peggs Nancy Miss, bds 562 Decatur
Pelegnn L., baker J. D. Brady & Bro i
Pellegrini Pellegrino (Pellegrini & Castleberry), r 1 Hol-
^''^^Tllrl n ff 'Vu^7'"y,*^.^o Pellegrini and Z. Castleberry), S
r, . . ^t"^^^?."* Works, 178 Chapel ^^' U
Felot J William printer, bds 61 S. Forsyth
Pemberton nhnrloo V - tt'j ■ ^ •'
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PEMBERTON, IVERSON & CO. (J. S. Pemberton, J S ^S
I^e'«o.n. Thos. PuUam and J. M. WinsteadT' whol Z9.
druggists, 40 and 42 Wall ' """' gP
Pendleton Edmund M. Dr.. chemical director Pendleton 2.2
._„ Guano Co , bds 316 Whitehall i-enmeton g, g
PENDLETON GUANO CO., R. H. Richards, pres: W M '^
Pendleton sec and bus manager ; office, 15 E. Ala^ Z^
Po j'w * 'xf °'''"' ""■ Kirkwood, Ga. (See op p. 444.) S ffl
Pend eton Henry C , mnfrs agt tobacco and cigars, 40 Ma- =p
rietta. r Ashlov r»w r^^^r. a»v,^^ Air tt* o » «- «-
rietta, r Ashley, nw cor Amos, W E
Pendleton Isabella, wid W. H., r 181 HayneP
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r, 29 Whitehall, r 169 s P
PENDLETON JOHN T., lawyer
Haynes 1 1 i " e
Pendleton Kate Miss, teacher Walker St. School, r 181 ^ S
Haynes
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Pendley Caddie Miss, wks Cotton Factory
Pendley Henry, wks Cotton Factory \
Pendley Mattie Miss, wks Cotton Factory
Pendley Pleasant P., wks Cotton Factory, r 42 Magazine
Penn Monroe T., elk A. O. M. Gay & Co., bds 3D2 Peach-
tree
Penn Thomas J., driver A. St. R. R. Co., bds 150 N. Cal-
houn i
Pennick Clifton R., undertaker C. H. Swift, r 171 E. Simp-
son I *
Pennington Joseph P , with Cin. & Ga. R. R., bds 17 Wheat
Pennington Thomas E., trav agt Pemberton, Iverson <fe
Co., bds mi S. Broad : *
Penny Hampton H., r 47 Martin ! '
Penny Jesse R., wks 0. Claridy
Pennington Merrill (c), carpenter, r 8 Jones
PEOPLES MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION, W. L.
Baker, pres; R. 0. Randall, sec; office Peach tree, cor
Wall. (See front paster.)
Percell R. R., driver A. St. Ry 1
Perdue Francis P., trav agt. bds 64 Hayden
Perdue John A. (Romare, Perdue & Eggleston), r 39 W.
Baker
Perdue John (c), wood yard, r 21 Henry I
Perdue Laura Miss, r 41 Stonewall ' i
•Pardue Maggie Miss, domestic 0. Fitzsimons ' '
PERKERSON ANGUS M., sheriflf Fulton County, office
I City Hall, r 23 W. Baker (
Perkerson Daniel, conductor C. R. R ; . !
Perkerson John D. trav agt G. W. Hall & Son, r 23 W. Baker
Perkins Annie Mrs., housekpr S. Wilson i
Perkins Bros. (J. 0., N. W. and S. F. Perkins), machinery,
32 and 34 W. Mitchell ' V
Perkins George (c), porter Southern Hotel, r rear 12 Brad-
ley ,
Perkins Henry (c), driver, r es Randolph, 3d s of Irwin
Perkins Jabez W., photos. 179 Marietta, r 186 Davis
Perkins John O. Dr. (Perkins Bros), r 165 Forsyth
Perkins Joseph L , machinist, bds 165 S. Forsyth
Perkins J. W., bed springs, bds 93 S. Broad
Perkins Lee (c), wks Atla. St. Ry, r Randolph, se cor
Irwin
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Perkins Mary V wM J. H, r 165 S. Forlyth ' m
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PprV nf «■• J . (Perkins Bros.), r 165 S-'Forsyth LO
Perkins. Sidney (c). wks Atla. St. Ry, r Randolph, s of
Perkins William R., photographer, bds 1^ Davis ^
Pero C. L., elk, bds 72 McDarSiL
Pero David A., mer, r 72 McDaniel '
Pero George F., elk, bds 72 McDauiel . >
Perrin William H., carpenter A-L. Ry, r 27 Yon^e
lllll rh«'r^ T^' E. Hriman, bds 53^ kYrLtta^'
Perry Charles <c), baker, r 18 E. Mitchell
Perry C. G., elk Air-Line House
Perry James M elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 429 Whitehall
Perry John, bds 429 Whitehall
Perry John (c), porter J. Coyen
Perry Orrin (c), baker W. S. Saul
•Perry Peter (c), lab, r Lee, W. E
Perrv f^r^^lf f''^''^^''V'''\^^' ^' ^jnch, r 74 Randolph
^erry bamuel (c), wks Markham House,!- 137 Ira
Perry WiUiam,clk Regenstein & Kutz, bda 429 Whitehall
Perryman Frank M., with Moore, Ma'rsh * Co!, bds 152 S
Perryman Hattie Miss, wks Spinks & Owens
Persons Albert (c), waiter Kimball House
Persons Alfred (c), lab, r 2 Jenkins J
I'ersrns Annie Mrs., cook, r 26 Cone I
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Persons Israel (c), lab, r 139 Magazine t
Persons Mattie Miss, seamstress, r 25 Cone
Perzell Mamie Miss, elk, bds 32 Moore |i i « «
RichiXn" ^"^^ ''^'■P^"'^' '''''^^''f Y'^^^f 250 0 ?
Peters Edward C.,. apt A. St. Ry and tilket leller v^. & g ^
A. K. K., r 67 Marietta < ii i B ^
Peters Kitty Miss, r Peachtree, bey limits I ' "^
Petfr« Th?."^'TP'^' ^-J^- ^y- ' E. Peachtree bey limits
J-eters Thomas J., ins adjuster, 8 S. Broad, r 24 W. Baker
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' }5 Peterson Albon C, carpenter, r 133 Spring
^ jj Peterson Josiah S., editor, r 8 Boulevard
— jj Pettis Emily, wid Harrison, r 15 Pettis
Q 5 Pettis William, barkpr, r 147 W. Hunter
^ d Pettus Addie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R, Nace
(^ % Pettus Edwin W., tel opr Ga. R. R., r 61 S. Forsyth
Ijj (t) Pettus John D., engineer A-L. Ry r i
qJ 0 Petty Edward (c), lab, r 74 Pine '
[^ Petty John P., trav agt, bds 58 Cone i
Pevith Tallulah Miss wks Atla. Cot. FactV
^ PEYTON BERNARD, supt land dept R. & D. E^tensioa
™ Co., r50N. Broad ^
^ Peyton Emory (c), lab, r Jones al f
■fj Peyton Nemo (c), lab, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E ' j
rj Peyton William R., engineer, bds Lee, W. E i
'^ Pfalzer Lizzie Miss, r 21 Johnson {
Pfeiffer Erhard, lab, bds 158 S. Forsyth '
Pharr Benjamin Y., watchmkr, 202 Marietta, r 72 Rock
PHELAN SIDNEY H., manager Gate Ci|y Produce and
Cotton Exchange, 40 S. Broad, r 22 Bartow. (See p. 92.)
Phelps Anderson (c"*, lab, r 38 Jenkins
Phelps Ansel B , bkkpr James Bank, r 47 Church ' I
Phelps William C, with W. H. H. Phelps, bds 12 Castle-
berry il !.'
gJjPhelps William H. H., confectioner, 70 Whitehall, r 12:
^ Castleberry
c> Phillips Anthony (c), hostler Dr. J. P. Logan
C3 Phillips August ,(c), lab, r 52 Howell
^ Phillips Benjamin (c), lab, r 614 Decatur
^ o Phillips Casper, r 182 E. Hunter
•^ g Phillips Charles T., elk, bds 402 Decatur
g*^ Phillips Columbus, machinist A-L. Ry, bds 182 E. Hunter
u p. Phillips Edward, wks Cotton Factory ,
tg ^ Phillips Elizabeth, wid William, r 133 Marietta j
§ Phillips Frank, bds 144 Decatur
Phillips Frederick, grooer, 114 Whitehall, r 32 Brothertoa
Phillips Georgia Mies, wks Cotton Factory
i__^ Phillip* Harriet Mrs, r 144 Decatur '
> PHILLIP8 HARVEY T. (Phillips & Crew), r 308 Peach-
' ^ tree
Q^ Phillips Henry (c), lab, r 133 E. Cain I
'~j Philips Isaac, with W. Taylor, bds 67 N. Pryor -'
<v Phillips James (c), grocer, 52 HoqLell '
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Phillips James H., wks cemetery, r Factory, se cor Pris-
ock ai
Phillips James K (c), wks S. M. Inman, r 52 Howell
Philips John (c), waiter Kimball House
Phillips John W., manager Atlanta Stove House, bds 402
Decatur
Phillips Mary Mrs., wks Cotton Factory, r al s of Ripley,
w of Williams ' r j»
Phillips Oliver (c), cook, r 28 Vine
Phillips P. X., wks L. H. Hall & Co i ' '
Phillips Rufus W., r Factory, se cor Prisocks al
Phillips Sarah A., wid James G., bds 402 Decatur -
Phillips Sarah M, wid Thomas, bds 33 Mangum i
Phillips Styles, grocer and shoemkr, 222 Eraser ' '
Phinips S. B., physician, r 11 W. Peters . i
Phillips Walter, wks Cotton Factory . I •
Phillips William A , carpenter A.-L. Ry i \
Phillips William H., lab, r 1 Mangum . ^ <■
Phillips William R., mer r 41 X. Forsyth '
Phillips William R. Jr. (W. R. Phillips, Jr. & Co.)
N. Forsyth
Phillips W. R. Jr. & Co. (W. R. Phillips Jr. and )
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booksellers, stationers and newsdealers, 6 and 8 Ma-
rietta, and pianos, organs and music, 10 Marietta.
^ (See front cover ^nd p. 77.)
Phibbs Thomas, with J. Keely, r 31 Formwalt
Phinizy Lewis (c), carpenter, r 203 Fraser -^
Phinizy Stephen (c). porter a. C. & B. F. Wyly, r 10 Fort
Phinizy Stephen Jr., (c), porter Fuller & Oglesby, r 10 Fort
Phipps Georgia Mrs., laundress, r 448 Marietta
Phurl James, printer, r 2 Jenkins ir I
PICKERT AUGUSTLS F., silverware and jeweler, 5
Whitehall, r 43^ Whitehall
Picksley Pierce (c), porter G. J. Howard & Bro., r 18 Pine
Pieper Green (c), wks E. R. Budden & Son, r Hunter,
cor Eraser
Pierce Chapel (M. E. Church), 316 Rawson
Pierce Charles, mess W. U. Tel. Co.
Pierce Emma B, wid Edward, r 127 Thompson
Pierce Frederick, painter Porter & Meakin, r 2 Marietta
Pierce George F., ruler Index, bds 61 Marietta
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O l^'ll Henry (c), shoemk/p. G.'N(f^^
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Pierce John R , wks Atla. Cot. PactV
P,Vrn! i" k"* w\'°' ,*«'• ^ "8 Peacfitree
/At-^""" ?'■**'' ^ ' •'ds 268 Jones " I
W^ Pi grim Isaac B. printer Constitution, r 268 Jones
P Igrim Leavit driver, r 142 Thompson i
■O ^:"t?or'&?ha;''^^^"-'^'^,^^' ^«« ^-'"r. r Thomas'
iTl S-'" .^e^^jamin F., house mover, bds 118 W Peters i
"J pJn^^'^ n^.^'^^^' physician, 94 Walton ' I
I Pinckney Cotsworth, elk P. & G T Dodr^ Kri« o^ w w
■■ Pinckney Nina Miss, r 94 Walton i
Sf Ines Ch«l'i7s^'i";r*"""?. ^''^ ^y^'^'^' ' 17 Thurmond
^ines <^Barie8 b.. plasterer, r Cooper, ew cor Crumlpv
P mion Sandford V., wks Ga IronVks^ iSl ElUotY '
<« P n W^'"'*"v'^';^Tr "' ' 125 McDaniel I
-X ^ Pinkard Orange (c), lab, r 81 Plum ' ^
Pink^ussohn Jerry S. (Benjamin Bros. & Co.), r Charleston.
PiZn ^' ;^• -^K'- ,''0"*^i'»g. 15 E. Mitchell I .
Pinson John (c), lab, r rear 28 Bradbury
rinson John L. (Pinson & Dozipri r i«; p -mu u n '
Pinson & Do2ier(J. L Pinion and T «5 L • ^'^^^^^K
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l'l^l% h 9,1 "^^P ^- ^- tnarshal, r 54 Castleberrr
^ '"fiams ^''"'''' ''^'^ ^°"^J°J^ ^ Pitchford/b^ds 29 Wil-
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5 S ^''tams ^"'"''^ ^- ^^''^J"^ * Pitchford), bds 29 Wil-
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Pittman Docia Miss, wks Ootton Factory
P^H^!n ^'^".''1"» A' f'"''^"'' ' 31 Gartrell
Pittman Garrison (c), lab, r 109 HiUiard
Pittman George (c), porter Benjamin Bros. & Co ' '
, Pittman George (c), wks Lynch-** Lea, r reaf SHWhite:
Pittman- John (c), wks E. Haiman, r- 24 Victoria
S man p'w ^' "^^ ^'^"'^'^ ^'^"^'y' ^ 3 Mangum
P ftm«^ p- u'/°i'''^'?,*°' ' 161 Marietta ^
F ttman Richard A., elk W. & A. R. R., r 80 AVheat
P tman Seaborn (c), wks Lynch & Lea/r 91 Rock
Pittman Seymour, (c), wks P. Lynch, r 91 Rock
Pittman William H., printer Index, r 114 W Mitchell
Pit s Columbus insagt, r 481 Peachtree ' 'i "''*"
Ptts Georgfe W. (c), barber P. Maltry, r 9U Whitehall
P tt« iZ^' ^■' ,«''7Pf 'e'. >• 291 W. Peachtree "
Pitts Lawrence (c), lab. r Holland, nw cor Wells
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Piatt George F.. r 61 W. Mitchell •
Peasant George (c). r 4 Thompson '
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church (c), es Reed b nf Cr»rr,^.„
Peasant Henry (c). plasterer, r 3 Newton ' ^'"""^'^
PT rrwwlp *^ Yri r^ ^- P' •• 27 W. Garnett '
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P Um'"^'" wu?'*' ^i** Jol^n. bds 206 Decatur
P u^w7 t^k"'*"^ \' carpente?, r 65 W. Foundry
Plunkett John wks Ferguson & Blount ^
P^^o? T?*°u^'',^- ^'o^*""' 274 Marietta ' i
Plymale Uriah, wks Atla. Agrl Wks. r 14 Fowler
Poe Mary B. wid C. W.. bds 118 Peachtree - "t
Pogue Homer J., elk. bds 35 Church /
Pnln^!^i^' f^'t^ ^■' ''^^ H- V. Barrow, bds 158 Ivy
ConSly '•'''"'' ''"'''' ^'^^"' * Smiti7bds 13
Poindexter Miriam Miss, r 24 Moore ' '
PnlnH^^'J*"' ^."y ? ' ^''^ J^'nes M., r 24 Moore
Poindexter Mary L . wid J. M.. r 78^ Whitehall
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Poindexter Mollie Miss, with Mrs. B. Lyons, r 78* White-
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Poindexter Thomas (c), porter Logan & Co, r 97 Fraser
Pointer Daniel (c), driver, r Foundry, sw cor Vine
Polak Jacques R., ins adjuster, bds 97 E. Mitchell
Poleia Lewis (c), cook, r 178 Markham
Poleia William (c), cook Palace Dining Rooms
Police Headquarters, 47 S. Pryor i
Polk James K, city collector Singer Mnfg. Go., bds W.
Peters, cor Forsyth i
Polk Pauline (c), laundress, r rear 51 Foster
Polk Thomas (c), barber J. Minor, r 14 Peachtree
Pollard Henry (c), pedler, r 12 Merritts av
Pollard Marion T., farmer, bds Gordon, cor Peebles, W.' E
Pollard Robert (c), brickmason, r al s of E. Cain, w of N.
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Pollard Thomas J., acct, 47 Loyd, r 27 E. Hunter ,
Pollock Joseph, carpenter, r 2 Laundry row, Jamestown
Pollock Joseph W„ machinist, r 303 E. Hunter
Pomeroy D. W. (Tracey & Pomeroy), bds Markham House
Pomeroy Frank R., manager Tracy & Pomeroy, bds Mark-
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Ponce De Leon Springs, A L. Ry, 2J miles ne of city
Pond William H., carpenter, r 241 W. Peters
Ponder Charles B., salesman Crane, Boylston & Co.Abds
288 Whitehall • S
Pander James M., mdse broker, 20i E. Alabama, r 2
Whitehall ,
Ponder Lavina A , Mrs , r 94 Jones av
Ponder Monroe (c), driver, r 296 McDonough
Ponder Moses (c), lab, r Calhoun av ! \
Ponder Prince (c). blacksmith J. Mann, r 75 Gullatt I
Ponder Thomas H., elk, bds 288 Whitehall j • I
Pontine Frank (c), wks Palace Dining Room ' ' I •
Poole Benjamin J. grocer, 269 W. Peters 7 i
Poole Crandall L , turnkey County Jail /
Poole George W., carpenter W. & A.R. R.,^ Walnut, 2d n
of Fair j
Poole James (c), lab, r 4 Elm ' \ ' !
Poole John H., brickmason, bds 269 W. Peters |
Poor Daniel N., wks J. Domini, bds 19 Whitehall ] ^ \'
Poor Samuel E. Rev., (c), r rear 24 Moore
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Pope Charles (c), lab, r 78 Terry
Pope Christopher, machinist W. & Ai R. R
Pope Clark (c), butler Dr. J. F. Alexander, r 96 E. Cain
Pope David W., grocer, 29 W. Mitchell, r 46 Tattnall
Pope Henry (c), carpenter, r Pittman al, 1st w of Yonge
Pope Henry (c), sawyer, r 93 Jones
Pope Heiiry C, hats, 2 Whitehall, r 131 S. Pryor
Pope Jonathan W., street tax collector, r 19 N. Moore
Pope Lester (c), lab, r 137 Houston
Pope Lewis (c), tinner W. J. Wood
Pope Lorenzo (c), lab. r ws Martin^ 4th s of Fulton
Pope Robert C, with H. C. Pope, r 131 S. Prvor
Pope Sarah, wid James, r ns Currier, nr Fort
Pope Thomas (c), barber, r 5 Ivy
Pope Thomas T., bailiff Superior Court, r county j '
Pope Willis S. (c), lab, r rear 12 Bradbury
Porcher Edward P., ins agt. 61 S. Broad, f 127 Ivy
Porter Albert (c), lab, r 162 N. Butler
Porter Benjamin (c), packer Gramling, Spalding & Co.
Porter C. L., pass agt, bds Markham House
Porter Isaac (c). whitewasher, r 41 Bell
PORTER JAMES H. (Porter & Meakin), and cashier Mer-
chants Bank of Atlanta, r 238 Peachtree
Porter James S., watchman Union Depot, r 268 E. Hunter
Porter Jennie M. Mrs., authoress, bds 50 Williams
Porter J. C. E., elk J. T. Hagan, r 268 E. Hunter,
Porter Major (c), lab, r ss Lowe al, 3d s of Larkin
Porter Walter B., trav agt H. L. Smith & Son, bds 31 N.
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Atlanta Machine Works, founders and machinists, 93
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Porterfield William, wks L. H. Hall & Co., bds 54 Foundry
POSCH ANTON, physician, 8 S. Broad
Boss Charles, cash M. Rich & Brc^ bds 483 Marietta
Boss Emanuel L., irou puddler, r 483 Marietta
PoBS Fanny Mrs., dressmkr, 16 Hulsey
Poss William, cash M. Rich & Bro
Boss William S., driver J. S. Morris & Son, r 16 Hulsey
Post Harry R., elk, bds 315 N. Collins
Post Levi W., civil engineer, r 315 N. Collins
POST OFFICE, Marietta, nw cor Forsyth
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^ost Speneer (c), shoemkr, 115 W. Peters
mtejl John, civil engineer, 84 Ellis
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Postell William M., lab, r 77 W. Foundry r
Potter C. P., wks Cotton Factory
Potts Elizabeth Miss, r 437 Marietta
Potts Frank M, whol liquors, 19 E. Alabama, r 35 Crew
Potts Henry, trav agt F. M. Potts, bds 35 Crew
Potts James C, lab, r 437 Marietta [
Potts John, painter, r 55 Fraser i
Potts John T. driver, r ns Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
Pnf « ir^' ^"^^ drayman, r ss E. Cain, 3d e o Valentine
Potts Manassas, lab, r 437 Marietta
Pou Charles (c), r 61 Ga A. R
Pou John, driver J. S. Morris & Son, r 177 Marietta '
Pou Mack (c), driver, r Blackmon, nr limits i
Pou ncey Samuel E , cl k, bds 59 W. Peters •
^ound L,., apprentice W. & A. R. B 1
Pound Thursa, wid John, r 23 W. Fair
Pound Thonaas S., trainband A-L. Ry, bds Cannon House
Powe 1 Abraham (c), lab, r 1 McDanid ^
vZm } t ^'t' ''°?.«ietmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel '
Powell^Andrew J., collector J. C.Evins, bds 168 Thomp-
Powell Benjamin (c), lab, r 102 Decatur '•
Tho^ son"" ^^ Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 158
Powell Charles, elk John Neal & Co.. r 19 E. Ellis ■ '
Powell Charles, wks Lynch & Lea ■
Powell Charles L., gunsmith, r 37 Bell
Powell Delila, wid James P., r 601 Marietta
Powell Edward (c), carpenter Lvnch & Lea, r 21 Fraser
Powe Edward (c), lab, r 2 Ga. R. R ' "^®'
Powell E. C, flagman A-L. &j
PeaStle?^ ^^ ^*'^'°"*' P^y^cian, 58^ Peachtree, r 281
Powell Frank, wks F. W. Hart h. Son ' •
Powe h1&^ w^ ^f • /vP<"^«" & Bro.), r 67 N. Spring
Powell Hilliard W. (c), lab, r rear 136 Crew ,
Powell Isabella, wid A. F., r 12 Martin
Powell James, stainer Ristine & May, bds 218 Elliott
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Powell John a, elk J. J.Powell & Bro.; bds 26 Peachtree O
Sin ^'"''^ ^^^ ^' ^' ^^^^^^"^s & Co., r 50 E M
Powell John F., driver Gate Gity Ry, r 273 E. Fair /O
Powell John J. (J. J. Powell & Bro.), r Luckie, cor Bar-*^
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^"""^SaJhtrel ^'''' ^'^' ^' ""^^ ^* ^^ ^' ^^^^l^)- grocers, 26^
Powell Lewis, lab, r 67 James t . '^
S''''^}} \i ^^^\7!'^^ .^?^^' ^^« l^S Thompson
Powell Mattie Miss, bds 16 Pine
Powell Missouri Miss, wks 0. Claridy i
Powell Oscar, train hand A-L. Ry, r 12 Martin
Powell Pope, elk bds 62 Hayne
Powell R. K., conductor A-L. Ry
Powell Sanford M., carpenter, r Marietta, nr Ferry rd
Powell Stella Miss, domestic J. M. Goldsmith ...
Powell Thomas S physician, 85 S. Pryor, r 89 S. P^yor f A
Powe William (c), barber. 194 Marietta, r 28 Hayden ^ ^
Powell Wi ham, carpenter, bds 158 Thompson .
Powell William, machinst H. Crankshaw & Co.. r 6 W
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?''''®}| ^- /Ifr?^ (Howard, Wood k Co.), r 30 Luckie
Powell M. P., elk G. & P. Tea Co, r 62 Haynes
Powers Araminta, wid William, r 12 Powers
Powers Charles, elk, bds Gordon, W. E i -
Powers Edward, r 49 Peachtree , -;
Powers Edward, lab, r 34 Gilmer
Powers E. C, wks A-L. Ry, bds 39^ Whitehall
Powers Frank, book agt, r 34 Gilmer
Powers Harrison, carpenter, r 34 Gilmer ^2
Powers Henry R. (Powers & Egleston), and billiards, 20 O H
Marietta, r 12 Houston 2 M
Powers Johnson (c), porter Bell & Dean, r rear 30 Jones avf
Powers Joseph, r 34 Gilmer • 9?^
Powers Joseph, wks Ice Co., bds 223 N. Calhoun cA
Powers Thomas, carpenter, r 34 Gilmer . ^Z! ^
Powers Thomas, elk, bds 165 S. Prjor ^ ^ ' Cn
Powers William (W. Powers & Son), r 36 Ivy S [5
Powers William E. ( W. Powers & Son), r 47i Peachtree W b
Powers W. & Son (W. and W. E. Powers and W. B. Watts) .^2
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g 0 Poythress Anthony (c), lab, r 153 Markham
hH jjPrather Eva Miss, teacher Atlanta Female Institute, r
Sjg Hayden
H ^ Prather Henry (c), lab, r 118 W. Harris
PS5 dPrather Jane Y., wid P. H., r.79 Pulliam
^ ^ Prather John S., bus manager, / 23 Hayden
g a Prather J., bds 272 E. Fair ly
-^ ^ Prather S. V. Mrs., teacher Marietta St. School, r 23 Hay-
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g ^ Pratt Catherine B.. wid N. A., r 55 Luckie '
-1!^ CO Pratt George F., mer, r 61 W. Mitchell !
g CO Pratt George H., auctioneer, r 214 Decatur i
pq Pratt Henry Z., lab, r Orme, 3d e of Powers *
Pratt James A., tinner Atlanta Stove and Tin House r
132 Gray '
PRATT NATHANIEL A. PROF., chemical engineer,
room 48 Capitol Bldg, r Kirkwood, Ga
Tratt William, fireman A-L. Ry, r Factory, nr limits
Pratte Bernard A., lawyer, r 49 E. Cain
Freer Grant (c), lab, r Biggers, 6th w of Grant '
^ Prell Abram B., elk M. Menko & Bro., r 188 Whitehall
<3. Prent Charles (c), carpenter, r 75 Hilliard | i -
W Fresco Samuel, wks E. Haiman | [
Prescott Helen Miss, elk E. S. Gay, bds 72 Wheat
1 Prescott William R., copyist, E. S. Gay, bds 72 Wheat
►-H Presnell George W., carpenter, r 12 Liberty
Presnell Henry W., bailiflf Superior Court, r country
Q^ Presnell John P., carpenter, r 27 Larkin
^^ Preston Minnie Miss, wks G. F. Pero & Co., bds 89 Moore
, ^ Price Charles, wks E. Haiman, bds 69 Thurmond
^ Price Charles H., fireman W. & A. R. R., bds 121 Rhodes
f-—\ Price Earl, elk McCalla Bros., bds 58 Fairlie
reprice George E., with G. W. Price, r bQ N. Collins ^ '
)-; PRICE GEORGE W., boots, shoes and leather, 24 Mari
CO etta, r 57 Wheat
p^ Price James (c), lab, r 21 Chattahoochee
Mh Price John W. (c), teacher, bds 77 Terry
r ^ Price Martin, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Price Oscar E., tailor Jerry Lynch, r 55 N. Collins .^
Priestly Warren (c), blacksmith N. C. Spence ^ '
/V^Prim Isaiah J., grocer, 110 HcDonough, r 140 Rawson
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Prince James T., salesman P. & G. T. Dodd, bds Nelson,
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Prince Mary M., wid Daniel, r 42 W. Fair • ^ i
Prince Mattie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Prioleau Samuel (John M. Hill & Co.), bds 67 N Pryor
Prioleau William F., bkkpr E. S. Gay, r 35 Houston
Prior Garland S , grocer, 53 Peachtree, r 268 W. Peachtree
Prior John (c), lab, r 106 Ellis
Prisock Michael J. grocer, 505 Decatur
Pritchard Sallie Mit-s, wks Cotton Factory, r 184 Elliott
Pritchett Charles, bds 124 Marietta
Pritchett James N. (Johnson & Co.), r 267 W. Peters
Pritchett James P., elk W. D. Mitchell r 300 W. Peters
Pritchett L. F., wid T. J., r 60 Cone *■ i-
Proctor George, wks E. Haiman, bds 21 Jonnson
Proffit J. C, wks J. H. Johnson ) " -
Prothro Gustavus A. Dr., r 90 Marietta I
Provence Mary A., wid Hiram, r 80 Alexander
Provence Mattie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y,
Providence Baptist Church (c), 37 Greens Ferry av
Pruden W. Brewster (c), messenger Commr Agriculture, r
20 W. Cain
Pruett Benson R., shoemkr, 90 McDonough
Pruett Lucinda, wid John, r 145 Alexander
Pruett Tallulah, wid David, bds 324 Marietta
Pryor Matthew (c), lab, r es Jones al, 3d s of Magazine
Puckett Clarke, feeder Norwood & Brown, bds 188i Deca-
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Puckett Hastinojs Rev., r 11 Fowler * ' "
Puckett John H., pressman, bds 50 S.^orsyth
Puckett R. A., wid J. A., r 50 S. Forsyth
Pugh John W., pedler, r 177 Marietta :
Pugh Maggie Miss, wks Atla. Cdt. Fact^y
Pughe Edward H., foreman Post-Appeal, r 74 Iw
Pughsley Sidney A., lab, bds 68 Rock -
Pallen Charles (c), lab, r 38 W. Fair
Pullen Columbus (c), driver, r 234 Clark
Pallen Harriet L Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r ^4 Elliott
Pul'en Henry (c), wks Markham House, r 89i Whitehall
Pullen Richard (c), porter H. H. Constantine
Pullen William (c), porter Roberts, Coleman & Co. r Val-
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Parse Caroline H , wid Isaiah, bds 369 Whitehall
Purse Emma L., Miss, bds 369 Whitehall
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Py and Stanmore B., carpenter A-L. Ry, bds 588 Marietta-
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Pyle Ehsha R., carpenter H. Crankshaw & Co., r 142;
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Pyron Elizabeth, wid James, r 156 W. Hunter
Pyron James M., engineer W. & A R R
Pyron J. 8., fireman W. & A. R. R
Pyron Sallie Miss, dressmkr M. Rich & Bro
Pyron William, r 156 W . Hunter
Q^1?\^IS^' '^^ Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds^
Quarks^P. W. J., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds 49^'
Quarles Selina, (c), r 16 Hayne . 1 I
Quarterman Thomas, grocer, 151 J W. Peters ^ ^^
On!fi''n ^'?7A''°S:f ?•' (?\^*^' ' ^*i"' sw cor Butler j
Queen David (c), blacksmith Lynch & Lea, r ws Ponder'
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Queen David M fireman W. & A. R. R., r 9 Magazine -
Queen Frank M., auctioneer, r 59 Howell
Queen John M. wks L. H. Hall & Co., bds 250 Elliott 1
Quick Martha Mrs., seamstress, r 59 Boulevard
Quig Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 180 Fort
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Rainey John, carpenter, bds 86 Wheat
Rainey Z. B , train hand W.& A. R. R
Rainey — , printer Index, bds 134 McDonough
Rakestraw James H. (c), carpenter, r 20 Bradley
Raleigh Richmond, barkpr Fred Cummings, bds 76 S.
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Ralls Mary Mrs., elk W. H. Brotherton, r 44 Walker
Ramsdell Ildo, asst engineer The R. & D. Extension Co , r
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Ramsey Charity, wid David, r es Marietta, 1st n of Powder
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Ramsey George (c), lab, r ns Dover, 1st w of Haynes
Ramsey John (c), hackman, r 273 W. Mitchell
Ramsey Porter (c), cook J. M. Hill, r 157 Ivy
Ramsey Robert, lab, r W. & A. R. R., nr Oglethorpe Park
Ramsey Samuel (c), drayman J. C. Evins, r McDaniel, nr
limits
Ramsey Thomas B., elk Ry M S., bds Mitchell, cor White-
hall
RAMSPECK CHARLES M., bookbinder, r Decatur. Ga
Ram^peck George A. (G. A. Ramspeck & Co., and Ram-
speck & Green), r Decatur
Ramspeck G. A & Co. (G. A. and T. R. Ramspeck), grocers,
25^ Peachtree
Ramspeck Theodore R. (G. A. Ramspeck & Co.), r Decatur,
'.Gra
Ramspeck & Green (G. A. Ramspeck and John M, Green),
fertilizers, 15 S. Broad
Rand Thomas E., carpenter Longley, Robinson & Co., bds
( 112 Gilmer
Randall Hattie T., wid Edward, r 106 Peachtree
Randall James W., elk Peoples Mut. Relief Assn, bds 60
1 Luckie - !
Randall Jesse (c), lab, r 121 E. Cain , i
Bandall John, painter, bds 58 Horton
Randall Mary H., wid H. D., r 18 Wheat
Randall Moses, wks Swift Specific Co , r 127 Wheat 1 1
Randall R. Eugene, elk Peoples Mut. Relief Assn, bds 60
Luckie
UflNnAWlH.lW ^<^^^ ^^^^^' Stoiaed, Cat and Oroand GImi
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p!^h»H ^•^r"^ <^^^■ <''"»yman. r rear 29 Mechanic
Eandall Willis (c) porter Mayer, Son & Co., r 98 liUckie
Eandolph Berry (c), lab, rW. Peters, W. E
Kando ph Jennie Mrs., wke M. Adler & Co., r 20 Henry
Randolph Mary, wid Edward, r 69 Yonee ^
Rankin Amos (c), lab. r 7 Jones i ■
^llZ ? """^ Tir^'r*'^'' ^"«=^ * Bro , r Stone Mt R
Dpnough ^^'''""' ^^'^^^'^ * ^'""»')' ' 161 Mc- jj
•Rankin Walter wks E. VanWinkle & Co i f lA
tlXor'^iU^' "''''' ^^'""^-^^ ^'^'->y W. Mitch- g
. Ransford Henry, grocer, 167 Whitehall, r 80 Maneum W
Ransom Abraham (c), wks C. L. Eedwike, r rear 6 Jenkins ^
Ransom John C., bkkpr Dr. C. L. Redwine, r 6 Jenkins
Ransom John J., conductor R. & D. R. R., r 204 Day s
Ransom Jordan D., driver A. St. Ry, r 129 W. Fair
Ransom Kate Mrs., r 411 Peachtree ,
Ransom Nancy (c), wks Atla. Cot. Pact'y ' '" r-
D^i?° ' ''"' ^"^'"'^'^ ^^°8- & MangUm, bds 204 P
Eapp John E policeman, r 45 W. Simpson si"
Rapp Joseph W. elk P. O., bds 46 W. fa^impson *H
Rasberry Edgar L., elk, bds 131 Fort £ 5?
Rasberry Mary B., wid M. W., r 131 Fort ' ^Sl
^^Tlabama ™*''*8«' Lorentz & Rittler, r 33 W. St"
Rather Samuel C. mer, r ss Gordon. W. E fS
Rather William P., stonemaser, r 37 N. Calhoun £
Ratteree Henry, butcher, r 363 W. Peters * " SM
Ratteree Rebecca, wid Thomas, r 88 Walker Cm
Ratteree Robert, butcher, bds 88 Walker " Cg
Katteree William, carpenter, r 35 Brick gW
Rauschenberg August, patternmkr, r Davis, sw cor Maga- 5 ft
zine ^ ® S
Rauschenberg Frederick A, U. S. storekpr, bds 70 Nelson 5^
Rauschenberg Christian A., asst mail elk P. 0.. r 139»1,
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^""Srer^ ^°'"' ^^^ Hi'inicutt & Bellingrath, r 88 " 0
Rauschenberg Emil J., wks E. Haiman, bds 88 Chapel ^
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auschenberg Otto, wks E. Haiman, r 88 Chapel
auschenberg Paul G., wks Hunaicutt & Bellingrath, r
Davip, nr Foundry
Ravenel Hy Edward (Ravenel & Gadsden), r llj S. Broad
Ravenel & Gadsden (H. E. Ravenel and E. M. Gadsden)
lawyers, llj S. Broad
Raw Flora Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Rawlings A. P., watchman W. & A. R. R
Rawlins Anna Mrs., confectionary, 114 Marietta
Rawlins Charles (c), janitor Smith Am. Organ Co
Rawlins Fannie Miss, elk J. Lynch
Rawlins Thomas G., coal and wood, 98 Butler, r 16 Mc-
Donough
Rawls Margaret Mrs., dressmkr, 78J Whitehall
Rawson Edward E. (L. H. Hall & Co ), r 283 S. Pryor
Rawson Florida I , wid W. A , r 240 Rawson
Rawson Sarah, wid Eugene, r 125 Jones av
Rawson Sidney G., elk Boynton Bros., bds 283 S. Pryor
Rawson William C, elk, bds 283 S. Pryor
Ray Adolphus, wks T. S. Lewis, r 34 Brick
Ray Ann Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Ray Arabella, wid Joseph r De Vails al
Ray Araminta Miss, milliner, r es Ponder av, bey limits
Ray Charles B , hostler A-L. Ry, bds 317 Mangum
Ray Claude B , conductor W. & A. R R., r W. Harris, sw
cor Orme
Ray Columbus J., sawyer,"bds De Vails al
Ray Crowell C, tinner Stewart & Smith, r Hill, opp Glynn
Ray Cynthia C, wid Thomas, r 9 Bush
Ray Demps J. (Traynham & Ray), r Peachtree, ne cor 4th
Ray Ella Miss, wks Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 121 Irwin
Ray George, carpenter, bds ss Simpson, 2d e of Haynes
Ray Henry (c), bellman Markham House, r 189 Martin
Ray Hiram, sawyer, bds DeValls al
Ray James P., wks A-L. Ry, r Ga. R. R., cor Badger
Ray John, carpenter, bds 68 Elliott
Ray John Jr., wks W. & A. R. R., bds 68 Elliott '
Ray John P., r es Ponder av, bey limits
Ray John W., train hand W. cfe A. R. R., r 20 Mills . ^
Ray Martha A., wid W. F., r Venable, se cor Mills ^ , ^
Ray Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 72 Boulevard
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Bay M. J. Mme., with Ga. Suit Co . r 72 Boulevard
^y m-u'^'^ i?^^ carpenter, r 27 Crumley
gay Wilham.M.. miller, r 30 Pratt "^
Ray W. H, conductor W. & A. R. R
To WhSa " ^•' P"'"^''' ^"^- ^^P- Seminary, bds
Kaysor James T., elk W. H. Brotherton, r 16 E Peters
Raysor John M., elk, r 16 E. Peters "
^tlA^r^T ^.•V^ ^- M- '"^« 16 E. Peters •
r!»h wn-^' ^^' ^^"y^""' 32 E. Wall, bds 72 Marietta
BeU •' ^"«^"'*'' ^"""^^^y' Kobinsoi & S
BEAD, see also REED and REID
Reander John (c), drayman, r 228 Crew "
-RP-nS /°^°' ,-°"°'' '?"ye''- ' 308 Decatur
^S^^ollTl'Luikir^ ''*' ^'*'^^' ^4' 56, 58 and
Reddick Homer (c), carpenter, r 68 W. Harris
Redding Augustus, with State Librarian
M,- "^ ^'?^^^} ^(<'^ >^' ■• '«*•• 40 W. Baker
RFnn^fl B^Ao^S?;,^^ ' ^1 '^ °f Martin, n of Love
rTo^ar^T^^ ^'^ '''' ^''"^ ^^'^^^ of Agriculture,
r!^h • °^ w^T*'i^>' !''''• ' "0 Magazine '
r Sf mSL"^- (<=)• P"''" Merchants Bank of Atlanta,
Redding William H., elk, bds 9 Houston
Redmond John (c), brickmolder, r ws Gunby, 3d n of De-
R^nl^f ^1°''/4>''''^^°''"*^'-281Luokie :
Redus Robert K., com mer r 281 Luckie
lmWmvT\\^''^}^t'^''' ^- ^"'^ell, r 194 Marietta
iwiUWlJMJji t. L. Dr. (Theo. Cox, New York m^^A
R»^5 -S! "i?"ie. (See back cover and p 81.)
Redw ne Elizabeth A, wid W. C, r 57 Irwin
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Oj^^^se"" '■''^' ^"'^g^'"'^'" Clemmons & Kenny, r 203
2 3 §ee^ Goorge (c), barber J. Minor, r 248 Crew
^ " D^^j George *(c), truckman Sou. Exp. Co., r 12 Chanel
g o Reed Henry (c), lab, r rear 125 Wheat "^^
tt 5^®^ J°i"i ("). restaurant, 57 Decatur
Keed John C, lawyer, 48 Marietta, bds 61 W. Mitchell
ss Reed Joseph, carpenter, r 150 Elliott ^itcnell
Reed^Joseph (c), porter Hightower & Hallman, r 55 Hoi-
Reed Matthew (c), lab, r 380 N. Collins
P* geed Milton, elk A-L. Ry, bds 98 Decatur ■
o g«e° Os.car (c), butcher, r 203 Fraser
Reed Richmond (e), lab, r 145 Fort
Reed Samuel (c), lab, r 69 Hayden •
^A Gliomas, blacksmith Winship &Bro., r246 Marietta
llld Wmram^r^rrh''''^ «ditorpLt Appeal,r37 Walta
g |EE,^'S\Tsi*'iE'frJ 'an'd gl^^^^^^^ . i
r!!h urn' ^•'>'°,^^'"'^'" C- W. Motes & Co. ' '■
.52 p ^^ Wilham L., wks C. W. Motes & Co. ■ .
■gJjRees Mary, wid H., r 88 Jones av .
g Reese Abraham (c), wks L. H. Hall & Co., rcountry '
M ^m t™*'^'*» M., wid J C, bds 100 N. Collins ^ .
ande?.^ ' ""'^ ^"^"^ ^- ^^' Williams, sw cor Alex-
^•S Reese Henry O., mer, r Decatur, ne cor Howell
.- g Reese Jacob H carpenter, r 111 Humphries 1
II 5^®"* T**?"!."^' '^'■ayman, r 11 Roberts
S * Reese John ?'.?n?'°''^«/ 1 ^"'''^^'^ «»''• Jamestown
f^ g. fteese John 1., grocer, r 363 Houston I
§ Reese Robert (c), lab, r 16 Bradley • . i
Reese Scipio (c), drayman, r 12 Randolph
(/) Reeves Flora A wid Mel vin P., bds 328 E. Fair "
nlllll p"""^ ^«' l^u^ t«°gley, Robinson & Co., r 19 Henry
Reeves George, fin*he* Ristine & May, bds 18 Williams
Reevss Henry (c), fireman Kimball House, r 148 St '
0^ hIj^T ^"^' ""^^ ^'^""l^^ Bros. Mnfg. Co., r Ss.^
<^ Reeves J. F.. solicitor Index!*? 27 Luckie " !
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Reeves Lucius (c), cook, r 104 Hay nee ,
Reeves Mary, wid Edward, bds 69 Yonge
^Reeves Nancy H., wid Robert, bdd 314 Rawson
peeves Orin (c), sboemkr A. Latham, r 121 E. Cain
REFORM DISPENSARY, S. F. Salter, sec; 22 N. Broad,
^ (Broad, cor Walton.) (See p. 90.)
5??rwx?®^^^' V^^ ^- ^^^^y^ b^s 79 S. Prvor '
REGAN, see also RAGAN
Reg^nstein Gabriel, elk, r 186 S. Pryor '
PPi^SSwl^^^^/ ^5??r^'^^^^ ^ ^^*^)' ^ 234 Whitehall
REGENSTEIN & KUTZ (Julius Regenstein and Max
Kutz), whol millinery, 32 and 34 E. Wall: retail mil-
linery, fancy goods and notions, 74, 76 and 78 White-
nail I
Register Louis L., confectioner, 108 Whitehall, bds 149 S.
Forsyth
^^S^^\^jOshoTne J., vegetables and fruits, 111 WhitebalL
r 149 S. Forsyth '
Register Samuel W. elk O. J. Register, r 115 Whitehall
Kegistar Thomas P. carpenter, bds 317 Mangum
5^P..^^?^?' ^'^^ SHOLES & CO., bds 207 Jones
Reid Martha T., wid W. R , r 320 Peachtree
S®?5 S?M?^^* ^* ^'■^•' boarding, 72 Marietta '
Reid Phihp P, carpenter A L. Ry, r 187 E. Hunter
Keid Robert C, carpenter, r 48 Gartrell
^^^^J^v¥' °^anager "The Drummer" 68 E. Alabama, bds
Markham House
Reid Zachariah T.. policeman, r 154 Luckie- ^
REID see also REED and READ
Reiman Frank, U. S. storekpr, r 84 Gilmer - * '
Reiman George H., saloon, bds 12 Machanic
Keinhardt Albert, carpenter, r 174 McDaniel ^ ■
Keinhardt Augustus M. (Reinhardt & Osborne), r 14^
Jackson - ;. .
Reinhardt Edgar W., wks W. & A. R. R, r 114 W. Harris
Reinhardt M E., wid C. r 114 W. Harris i
Reinhardt Walter, machinist, bds 218 Elliot '
REINHARDT &^SBORNE (A. M Reinhardt and G. T,
Osborne), lawyers, 7^ Whitehall
Keis Jacob, wks R. H., Huzza & Co., r 126 Decatur
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O R®°^«'" Carey (c), drayman Morris & Bros r Qv! !?;„»
O i^eneau Clara Miss, teacher, r 94 Nelson
tff i«°«*%Elizabeth, wid Russell r wSson
Uj Reneau Louis, conductoi| A-L. Rv r 267 W P.o^u*
^eneau Uimius, conductor C. R. R r 94 Npl^rTn
® R%no ds Cha'f ^'}\ P°^'«'' ' 142 S Veyth
= Reynolds Char p« k'^' ^'l^'' ^^' 1*^ S. Forsyth '
— Reynolds COM t 'rPy^'f ' J^i^d W. Mitchell
Revno d« Pir" ''^K J- Keely, bds 324 Marietta i
Keynolds Eliza, wid James M., r 305 E Fair
CO ^^y^'-fds Elua P, wid W. K, r Ashler WE
*J ^«y no ds Fletcher P. , trader, r 34Kim^'all ' "
^ Reyno ds Jackson J., farmer r 245 Culevard
^ Reyno ds James R, farmer, r Thrasher WF !
7? Re'^no ds Jotn F' "^r.' ^-'I'ds'^-balf House ' ^
^\ o^"^ *^^'^'^ *^) watchman r Mills Qi^ ^ ^p o •
OReyncJds^John T.'. elk BaKKf; ^s^ S^co^r Wil-
• Reynolds Joshua C, with Ives & Krouse, bds 169 W. Mitch-
" rS?, rir^'' ^">' '^"^'^•C- Johnson ■ ,
^169 w' MUcheil^"'^'" '''^ stereotyper, 24 S. Broad,
^j,^Reynolds Walker, student, bds 145 Walton i
^imttr"- «• (O/barbefL^'Spert, r 142 S.
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RHODES, see also RODES
-Kiach William A., elk r 91Q q ij I
Riccio A., draftsman ke R In'Tf ' n
Broad ^ -^^e ±t. & d. Extension Co., 50 N
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Rice TAhr. w ui'i ' l*^" I^eachtree
-nice jonn H. bkkpr, r 4 RhoHpa *
Rice Ophelia H Mad A^TuW
Rice Parker M V7 a ' r • Thompson
Rice Turner j" ^rni;^^^ * »on), r 119 Walton
Rice wXmf ca^l' ;r^^ATw '^^^ '="' ^^"g"^"" S
Rice WiMiarv. ^*^i:*^"*'®r, r «i w. Simpson . CT
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Rice Williflm T ? ^ ^- Calhoun [ mP
Rice wS m: r r&h 7-0* ^^ ^; «• '^ K^'od- ^ lU
Rice William T elk j m w' * ^?-\j ^^ Washington ,4 R^
»ICE Z. A. & SON % A ■ ?D'''^/"u^d« * Rhodes .9
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Richards George A., with S. P. Richards, bds 114 Wash-
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Richards Harris (c), lab, r al s of Larkin, e of Roach
Kichards Jabez J., grocer, 198 McDonough, r 205 Mc-
Richards John, plumber Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds 55
W. Hunter i ' o >
Richards Melvina Mrs., laundress, r 448 Marietta ^
Richards Robert H., pres Kennesaw Mills Co.. bds Kim-
ball House i
RICHARDS SAMUEL P., bookseller, stationer and music
dealer 27 Whitehall, r 114 Washington
Richards William Arthur, with S. P. Richards, bds 114
Washington '
^^^?nQ^^^ WILLIAM G., eupt Atlanta Water Works, r
209 Crew '
Richardson Alenzo W, bkkpr Selig Bros , r 111 Nelson
Richardson Charles (c), porter The R. & D. Extension Co.
r rear 50 N. Broad
Richardson Charles (c), waiter, r 74 Decatur ^ '
^^ o^^r^rr^S^-^ Edward (c), porter Pullman Sou. Car Co., r
275 rine '
Richardson Emma Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Flei-
schel
Richardson Francis M., trav agt, r 27 Hood ^ 1
Richardson Frank H.. editor Constitution, r 27 Hood |
Richardson Henry (c), wks A-L. Ry, r 74 Decatur '
Richardson Hymen L., elk W. S. Gramling, r 34 Church
Kichardson Isaac (c), carpenter, r 47 Valentine
Richardson James (c), lab, r 225 W. Hunter
Richardson John Tc), drayman, r 10 Valentine
Richardson John, harnessmkr D. Morgan
Richardson John, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 142 W
Fair
Richardson John W., coupler W. & A. R. R., r 328 Man-
gum ""
Richardson Leaver (H. Crankshaw & Co.>, r 111 Nelson
Kicharison Leaver Jr., elk J. Ryan, bds 111 Nelson
Kichardson Mary, wid William, r 591 Marietta , -
Richardson Richard (c), lab, r 17 Fraser '
Richardson Robert (c), shoemkr, 245 W. Peters, r 19Tren-
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Richardson Ross (c), carpe\iter, r 32 Church ^ ^
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Richardson Samuel W., dry goods and hardware, r Gordon,
f ''^PostT ^'^°'^ ^''^' ^^^ ^"*°° '^^^' "■ ^""^ °« CO'
bichardson Susie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
ul^h^i:^^'' w-n ?^ (0). drayman, r 163 McCaniel
Richardson William, elk Ballard's Restaurant
^^Itl^T w- ^*°» ^''\ l***- ' 188 Billiard ;
Richardson Wi ham, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y i
Richardson Wi ham H., fireman A-L. Ry, r 42 Rock
Richberg Sandy, lab, r 200 Elliott ! ' .-
g;chey E J., bds 8J W. Mitchell ' "^ ^s
Rl^Wnni'^R"'^- <^'^' ""S,"^' K'.'"''*!! H°"«e Restaurant
Richmond^Benjamm P., machinist, r al s of Fair, w of
Richmond Jefferson L., trav aet r .W WnlVo,- '
MCttMOND & DANVILLE EXTmSim%l t M. Lo-
i.rf.S£;.£^®'»-^9- Ansley, cashier; 60 N. Broad
Hn? * ^^^T^¥^ K- K- CO- (Atlanta and Char-
lotte Division), I. Y. Sage,supt; W.J. Houston, asstG.
r A., tr b. Barnum, asst. genl frt. agt; office E. Wall,
cor ijoyQ . ' ■ '
Richter Anna Mrs., saloon, 8 and 10 E. Hunter
Rickey James (c), lab, r Devall al
Rickley Joseph, elk, bds 89 Ellis •
Hulit^r''^" (c), wks Florida Fruit Co., r Loyd. cor
RTnrF V^^kX^rJ-"'^'^''^' ^ B'gg«>-«' 1«« w of Grant
nkinjlL t KAJN Ji T., engraver and stereotyper, 32 S. Broad
pageTsT"'*''' ^' ^' ^'"'^^'"^' ' 60 N Collins. (See
^''^^Tee^"''^''* ^■' P^y^^"*°' 25i Peac'htree, r 182 Peach-
R-®' w-.i^V'''^ ^^ watchmaker, r 47 Powers
Kies Wilhelmina Mrs., r 47 Powers
Rigdon Ansel D. (B C. Frye & Co.), r W. E
Rifflno ??'^ '^"h l^^l ""^^ Valentine, 4th n of Ellis
Kiggins Solomon (c), drayman, r 131 E. Cain
Rif!i°TK °'°*4(''^' ^^^ Atlanta City Brewing Co
R ll^ ^t°T^ J^<' F^"*""' "'■^^"^ F«"y rd, nr limits
Riley Charles (c), lab, r Pine, e of Calhoun
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"^^-J^y Mary Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y '
edS res^a"'' ''''PP'"^ "^^ '^- ^^- ^arke & Co., r 63 For-
go Riley William H (c), lab. r 20 Grant j
•^^Jr or^H^'^n fV^ ^•' t^ \^- ^"'°'^' ^^' 143 Walton • ^
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« WhLW"'^^^ o^-'o''^'^"' 2l^«« '''^'i queensware, 89
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KlJslINE & MAY (J. S. Ristine, E. F. May and S. B.
Kennedy), bedstead and chair mnfrs, mills and fac:
RitnM/wT^'''^'°®*=^-^^-Al''bama.' (Seep 85.)
Ritchie William, patternmkr, bds 95 Walton
Rivers Abner (c), butler B. W. Wrenn 1
Rivers Alfred (c), lab, r 9 Jennings al i
O- Rivers Joseph C. (c), blacksmith, r 214 Foundry i
- • Foundr? ^'^' ''l**'J^^«'ith, 183 Marietta, r 214
^ ^llll t"*'*''* 'f^' welldigger. r 186 W. Peters I
Ot Si3!« ^''«'t'°J?*°° M ^*''' ' 25 Chattahoochee' i
M Tor MlTott^' "'^^ ^''°«^^^' ^'^^^'^-'^ * <^-. ' Henry,
•d ^"^ Wh^traU ^^•' P^y^'"'*"^' 158 W. Peters, bds 149
^ ^f ^ ^^'"'"i J-5 pbysician, 149 Whitehall ' |
M Koach iLrnest, elk Pinson & Dozier, bds 149 Whitehall '
J Kbi-ns ^f IT S- (I^bbins^ro.'& Co.). r 10 S Se
^ Kobbins Bro. & Co. (A. S. and J. W. Bobbins and D C
r. ^^°'^1' ™*"^b^e ™rt8, 60 Loyd
Kobbins B. (c), wks P. Lynch 1
Bobbins George W., watchman, r 446 Whitehall i
R^hZ JoTn w'-rR h^"^- ^r'^^'^/^ C°' ' 446 Whitehall
ttODDins John W. (Robbins Bros. & Co.), r 10 S Moore
•2 RnhK-°' V "^ ^^ '^i*^ "^^-^^^ '«'•. ' 446 Whitehall ^" !
•$^^KK'w'?f^^-^"',°«"^««"'»»ery. 182 Decatur - i
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Roberson Sophronia, millinfir iqft \r„«- *x ,'l
Luckie mminer, id8 Marietta, bds 112
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^lVr\ ^®'U'«»in'.ca8h boy, bds 93 PuUiam
^1 I nl ',' ^'igi'ieer, bds 93 Pulliam
RoK Frw' 1} T^ ''^y' *"J« 93 Pulliam
Kobert Francis W., lawyer, 3* Marietta r qq P.,n • '
Robert F. Pierce, elk FW.KoberMs Qq I ^r"'*°" >^
ROBERT JOSEPH T Rm l t n' ^ PuHiam >
tist SeSry rlir S Pryi* "" ^'^' ^""''^ »*?• C/5
Robert Martha J., wid James, r 211 E. Fair I
^ Roberts A. L., engineer A-L. Ry * .
Roberts, Coleman & Co. (W. J. RobertH Vii v n ^
RobeHs Edw. Tr'''"^' «'<^-« 49 Schtl ^^ '^'^^'^-^
Koberts Edward G.. grocer, r 55 Ellis
Roberts Eloise, wid Alonzo, r 4 Gilmer
Roberts E. M. (Roberts & Griffin), r 25 Powers
^^ber's George (c). upholsterer, r Gemnnden t
Roberts^^eorge B., wks Dr. J. Evans, r FSry' s of De-
Roberts Jackson, wks Elsas, May & Co ^''^^H ,. «
Roberts James, carpenter, r 27 North av ' >2^U
Roberts James, wks A-L. Ry, r 15 Bell '' ^»
Robens James W., with A.^Lambert.'r 4 Fulton CottongS
""'' non House^ ' ^^' ""■ ^- * '• ^- ^-" & Co.. bds Can- O 8
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Roberts John W., machinist, r 33 Martin
Roberts Joseph, wks J. Mabin, r 27 North av
Roberts Lidy (c), lab, r 117 Pulliam ' '
Roberts Maggie Mrs , laundress, r 39 Boulevard '
Roberts Mary, wid Joseph, r 148 Marietta
Roberts M. E. (Roberts, Coleman & c" ) r 55 Ellis
tint ?t"i.V^-''=."P^'^*f ' ' 141 Norti'av """
itoberts S. F Mrs., dressmkr, 58 Hayden .
Row « W ^'- «^bi'^et'"kr, r' 58 HaydeS
WnKfw w^n^'^S*"" (<')' l»b, r rear 220 W. Peters
Kert's wn ,-r '^/p\^^ ^■r^'^^'^' ' 40 Casleberry
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"^ Roberts W. T., bds Cannon House
^ROBERTS & GRIFFIN (E. H. Roberts and R. J. Griffin),
^ g real estate agents, 30 Peach tree
H u Robertson Edward T., cotton buyer, bds Kimball House
gg Robertson Elisha A. (E. A. Robertson & Co.), r 49 W.
^ *" Harris ! !
« d Robertson E. A. & Co. (E. H. Robertson and G. M. Hope),
g^-^ grocers, 100 Peach tree ^ u i
gS Robertson M.,^bds 30 McDonough
^ ^ Robertson Ulof 0., propr Atlanta Health Institute. 134
_-w McDonough
g "^Robertson U. 0. Mrs., physician, 134 McDonough
^ W Robey Joseph (c), wks P. Lynch, r 145 Davis \ . '
g n Robinson Abner (c), lab, r 10 Collins i * ' I
pq Robinson Abram (c), wksTraynham & Ray ! . 1
Robinson Arthur, elk 66 Whitehall !
Robinson Arthur (c), lab, r 5 Jennings al ^
Robinson Augustus M. (Robinson Bros. & Mangum) r 22
o^ Decatur '^'
^Robinson Benjamin (c), lab, r 143 Magazine * ' I
1 J Robinson Benjamin W., carpenter, r 69 Yonge '
|X| Robinson Beverly (c), wks Markham House, r 5 Magazine
^Robinson Bros. & Mangum (A. M., J. B. Robinson and C
<L L. Mangum), whol notions, 8 and 10 Decatur
W Robinson, Campbell & Co. (W. G. Robinson, Jr., and W J
Campbell), paper box mnfrs, 26J E. Alabama f
^ ^ Robinson Charles (c), lab, r 303 Eraser i I
»— ^ Robinson Charles E., trav agt 11 E. Alabama, r 27 Cooper
Robinson Christopher (c), plasterer, r 178 N. Butler i
ojx Robinson David C. carpenter, r 18 McAfee - !
^-^ Robinson Elbert (c), lab, r 199 Clarke | i
. Robinson Eliza Miss, seamstress, r 205 Eraser I
^ Robinson Eugene M., with J. R. Robinson, bds 89 Thomp-^
^^ son , ^
/^Robinson Eugenie F. Miss, r Ashley, nw cor Amos. W. E
^ Robinson Fletcher, elk, bds 76 Ivy
C/J Robinson Floyd (c), waiter National Hotel, r al s of E
/y-' Cain, w of N. Butler
\-L{ Robinson George (c), waiter Markham House, r 29 Form-
[£] wait
r; Robinson George (c), wks Cotton Compress, r 50 Brick
^Robinson Henry, jeweler W. P. Northen. r 27 Brotherton
pr Robinson genry (c), lab, r State, n of Wallace
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Robinson Henry (c), porter Mickleberry & Whitlock, r 117 X
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Robinson Henry Grady, asst supt Constitution, job dept, ^
r 129 W . Baker ^^
Robinson Henry M., elk Ry M. S., r 76 Ivy ZZ
Robinson Isaac (Longley, Robinson & Co.), r 48 Gilmer Z
Robinson I. M., wid S. C, r 19 Orme h
Robinson James, real estate agent, 11 E. Alabama, r 80 W
Thompson |f|
Robinson James A. (Chamberlin. Boynton & Co.), bds U
Kimball House "^ jQ
Robinson James D, supt job dept Constitution' r 129 W. rg%
Baker w/
Robinson James H., with J. Robinson, bds 89 Thompson O
Robinson James L , carpenter, r 175 W. Fair ^^
Robinson Jane Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel d
Robinson Jasper (c), wks Dr. J. S. Wilson, r Jones al, 2d^
e of Hulsey '
Robinson Jefferson, engineer A. & W. P. R. R., bds 214 E
Hunter
Robinson Jefferson (c), wks Court House
Robinson Joel F., elk Robinson & Co., r 76 Ivy
Robinson John (c), blacksmith. 79 W. Peters, r 19 Beck-
with >f>s
Robinson John, carpenter, r 123 Chapel __/
Robinson John (c), drayman Simons & Drummond
Robinson John J. Rev., bds 61 W. Mitchell
Robinson John M., with E. W. Marsh, Jr - '
Robinson Joseph L., grocer, 114 Eraser • - '
Robinson Julia A., wid E. C, r 17 Washington
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Robinson J. M., student, bds 190 Marietta - .
Robinson Laura Miss, r76Ivv i 4
Robinson Michael (c\ wks PalacaJ)ining Rooiis
Robinson Moses (c), lab, r 7 Glynn
Robinson Moses A., driver A. St. Ry, r 28 Pine
Robinson Munroe (c), lab, r 23 Jenkins
Robinson M. E., driver A. St. Ry : -
Robinson Nicholas, shoemkr, 214 Decatur •
Robinson Nicholas (c). waiter Er Lawshe
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Robinson RobertL. (Robintn iCo ) ?7?ivv' ^^ ^^^
Robinson Robert M, watchman A St. By ^
Robinson Kufus J, engineer, r 124 Praser
Kobinson Samuel to wksP W w-.* i, a ^ -^
Robinson Scott (cfengiW,T2'K:ef
Robinson Thomas (c), porter, r rear 314 Rawson
r^k!"'*'° JJ^^M^' («')• ^'''^yer, r 101 Thompson
Robinson VVi ham (c), lab, r 43 Solomon^
Rnh,-n!r wn''*'° 5 ' c'^'-Penter, bds 123 Chapel '
K Zn Si iam G 'S''}'^^^''"'^'^\^^ Whitehall
N Collins (Robinson, Campbell & Co.), r 180-
'loblnf^n WMK^^lJ- ^*')'P«^*«' ^"ok & Co
Robinson WiUis, bds 38 Powers
w^ ^a''- ^^- h Bol>inson and D. M. Vining aet^
R k- ^^mI.^*"'^ ^"<^' 299 Decatur ^' ^^■>'
Sr T W '""" ^n ^^•' ' 331 Peachtree
ROBSON RORT^'Ap^i?.*?T.^^°«' ' Kirkwood
R^Sr r' ^'" J^"" ?•' e««er, 5 Marietta, r 125 Loyd
R^^^ Benjamin, shoemkr, 116 Mariettk, r 124 Marietta
Rodes Charles C, bkkpr Gas Li^ht Pn ^ rro t ^^^ ' '
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Roe John, bds National Hotels ^.^
ULLU JWNSW 2*»5l6s Sweet Potatoes and SngarCaiie"SvTUBr
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Roesel Gottlieb E , baker Ha a ■~, ^^
Rogan Ellen Miss.'board L^i 138 wluon ' ' '^ ^^'"^
Rogan George, molder, r 48 Emml '
Rogan Michael, r 69 Rock
sogers Abraham Cc") lab r fii i?«. x
Rogers Alexander a, elk L H h/ii1 *J u.
Rogers Duke, wks Atla. Cot. Factv"
^°n:^stlT^^^ "•' ^^-^ "^^ ^•' ^<^-Vcalhoun. 1st n of For-
- Rogers E. C, bds National Hotel
Kogers George (c), newsboy, r 202 Elliott
hS ^Zll I: X^ii *\ |t r 273 Luckie
Rogers Hattfe L , w7d Wm fm W b^ "« w' ^' «» I'»<=We
Rogers H., fireman wJaTr' ^^^^"^^^^^
Rogers Joh n P *„ n T T^' ""^^ ^7 James
ivwgers jonn v., tailor J. Lynch r 1±^ tu^
Rogers John D. machinist rH,',Jntr ?^^°"PSon
Rogers John H.', fireman W & A I? R 'ti^^^o'?' ^^^^^^
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Rogers Julia Miss, r 418 Marietta
te Mi^rtM^Js^ioTsS^T^S ?• H^.Snook, r W. E
Roeers MorT, j^'.^^^^^^pr, r 59 Luckie
ROGERS BICRlBn^^*''^" ^.•> ' «« Marietta
Roeers Riibt 7"^® ^'' °*«*'»«'' Markham House
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Rokenbaugh Ida, wid J. H., r 92 Rawson
Roladear Thomas, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 27 Corput
Roland George (c), lab, r al w of Fort, s of Cain
Rollestone Henry A., with J. Keely, bds St. James Hotel
Rollins Alonzo P., wks W. & A. R. R., r 42 W. Peters
Rollins Anderson (c), wks Index, r 159 Walton
Rollins Charles (c), porter, r rear 314 Rawson
Rollins Lucinda Miss, wks F. G. Hancock, r 618 Marietta
Rollins Ossee M., watchman W. & A. R. R., r 42 W. Peters
Rollo John W., farmer, r Peoples, W. E
Roman Peter W., molder W. S. Withers, r Irwin, cor
Randolph
ROMARE PAUL (Romare, Perdue & Egleston)^^and cashier
Atlanta National Bank, r 445 W. Peters
ROMARE, PERDUE & EGLESTON (Paul Romare, J A.
Perdue and T. Egleston), genl ins agts; represent
IMPERIAL & NORTHERN, of London; FIRE ASSO-
CIATION, of Phila.; STAR, of New York: LONDON
ASSURANCE CORPORATION, of Eng.; UNDER.
WRITERS AGENCY, of New York; INSURANCE
CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Phila ; HARTFORD
INS. CO., of Conn.; QUEENS INS. CO., of London;
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., of New York; TRAT^
ELLERS LIFE & ACCIDENT, of Hartford, 3J White-
hall, Centennial Bldg. (See p. 81.) .
Roner Louis, barkpr, bds 40J Decatur M
Roney Nicholas, watchman, r 44 E. Baker
Rooks Ellen Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & FleischeL r 66
Ga R. R I !
Rooks Emma Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & FleischeL r Q6
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Rooks Jamos C, carpenter, r 590 Decatur }
Root Sidney, 11 E. Alabama, r 47 Crew I '
Roper B., r 126 North av
Roper James, painter, r 130 North av 1
Rose Charles, elk, r 523 Decatur
Rose Clarence, wks A-L. Ry, r 523 Decatur
Rose Henry (c), lab, r 148 Irwin ;
Rose John, flagman A-L. Ry
Rose Joseph, carrier, r Richmond, ne cor Lee - 1
Rose J. William, painter, r 150 N. Calhoun ^
Rose Rufus M., distillers agt, 20| E. Alabama, r 32 Church
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Eosenbaum Henry C, elk, r 51 Garnett ■
Rosenbaum Julia Miss, elk Regenstein & Kutz, bds 51 Gar-
Eosenbaum Ralph, elk Beermann & Kuhrt. bds 51 Garnett
Rosenberger David, elk A. & S. Eosenfeld, r 20 FormwTlt
Bosenborough E. P., flagman A-L Ry ' " "^ urmwaii
Rosencrans Edward, cash boy Regenstein & Kutz
Rosenfe d Abraham (A. & S. Rosenfeld), r 203 Whitehall
Bosenfeld Louis, mer, r 157 Maneum i
«<^S£NhP^» 4. & S. (Abraha'm and Si'gmond Rosen-
RnJnffi^ ^l*'*''^°g ^'^d gents furnishing, 24 Whitehall
R^f f 1^ Sigmond (A. and S. Rosenfeld), r 203 Whitehall
Rosenfeld S.. dry goods, 48 Deeatur, r 157 Mangum
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Roskins John (c), porter Walton, AVhann i Co
Ross Charles (c), driver, r rear 70 Markham
S*'^* Sm"! --^ '^''} vP'"'*®'" "T- J- Buchanan, r 277 E. Fair
Ross Wi ham (c (Ross & Gay), r 22 Eraser
Ross Wilham (c), lab, r State, nr limits '
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^''^ Whftlhail ^' ^^'^*^''^1^' Armistead '& Co.). r 311
Roth John, baker H. Karwisch, bds 88 Decatur
5^,*''?')^«'"S?' Frederick, blacksmith, r 61 W, Foundry
Roughtan J. F., student, r 134 Decatir ^
Rounds Frank S.. watchmkr F. J. Stilson. r 43 W. Cain
Rounds Maria, wid Edward, r 43 W. Cain 1 1
Routten Adelaide E , wid A. E., r 51 Bush I
Row! n"""- fu°^i7(- ^- '^^l- C»' ^^^ Kimball House
R^^ w n?^ M bkkpr Boynton Bros., r 174 Ivy
Rows William, bk agt, bds 106J Whitehall
R^wW i" A"^ ^-'fK ^^''°" * B'"' ^ds 147 S. Pryor
Kowland J. H., conductor A-L. Ry ^
Rowland Warren (c), butcher H. B Gunn, r 73 Hum-
pnries
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Roy Gustavus G.. phvsician, 25J Peachtree, r 18 E. Ellis '
Roy Joseph E. Rev., fcds 16 Capitol pi
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Se Rucker Abraham (c), r Ira, 2d e of Crumley
5S ^"^'^^'^ Abraham (e), lab, r 165 Windsor
§« filJ^t!!: r"^?^ i^l' f'^°«!l'ng elk P- 0., r Ira, nr limits
»^ Rucker Betty (c), hoarding, 74 Decatur
«,g Kucker Edward (c), whitewasher, r 74 Decatur
a« rIJ^^ ' ?^*""^^ ^■' '^''''P'' ^'^'le & Smith, r 39 N. Forsyth
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Rucker Serina, wid Richard, r 41 N. Forsyth
Rucker William c), lab. r 17 High
gjj \T®?,'".g® (°)' carpenter, r rear 18 Butler
Raddell Hiram^ stair builder, r 21^ Marietta
tm d"^! P^ Nicholas, butcher, 100 W. Mitchell
a Kuan June, painfer, r Fort, se cor City R. R
O Ruggl^es Charles R, painter N. C. Spence, bds 69 W. Fouu-
" Ruggles Mary Miss wks F. E. Block, r 69 W. Foundry
Kuggles Mourning Mrs., seamstress, 69 W. Foundry
nuiZ^ ^^7^^^<i^"^^^?- ^- Jol^nson, bds 12 Mechanic
Rumsey Ada A. Miss, with F. G. Hancock, r 68 Elliott
RnZtl V^ ^- A^'"'' '''^K ^- ^- Hancock r 68 Ellio t
Rumsey James A., mer, r 68 Elliott
"-Rusch Leopold A., machinist, r 81 N. Butler
^?,lt Anderson (c), driver G. W. Lowe, r 125 Nelson
-r ^Tl r'^"^ ^•' ""^f Traynham & Ray. ; 175 Crumley
-a Rush Berry, carpenter, r Pryor, nr Crumley j
a Rush Henry, harnessmkr D. Morgan
H Rushing John A., elk D. H. Dougherty, bds 201 Peachtree
. Rushing John G (Rushing, Kelllr & Co.), r 58 N. Forsyth
2 Rushing, Keller & Co. (J. G. Rushing and S. F. Kellir)
-■ produc« com mers, 23 E. Alabama » J'- ^e'ier;.
Rushing William (c), carpenter, r 283 W. Mitchell !
Rush on Martha, wid William, r 151 McDonough '
Rushton Robert E., bkkpr Winship A Bro., r 151 MoDon-
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Whitehall ^ ^' ^ ^- •^- ^- Earnest, r rear 296 Og
*°*£S,!r'~"' *>■ >»"•' '"I"". &p 4 Co., r 8 «»
Rvinl?^ ^''/\".(*')' ^°«"«' G. B. Adair
Ryan Patrick, blackmitb, r 56 Plgii ""^"^^^"^^ "^ 1^
& S°'\*^"\' """liner, r 43i Whitehall W *.
Rvan TK P^'" -^f"' ''^^ ^- Ryanfbds 180 Whitehall 0 ^
Eyanjhomas C, with L Y. Sawtell & Son^t Adams gt,
gumbers, gas and.steam fitters, 55 S. Broad (|ee p.'
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Rynehart William, baker, r 83 Ellis
Rynehart William Jr., bds 83 Ellis
ST. -AM AND JOSEPH G., bkkpr Moore, Marsh & Co.,
. r 69 Luckie
St. James Hotel, Mrs. R. R. Peeples, propr ; 12 J W. Mitchell
St. Joseph's Infirmary, in charge of Sisters of Mercy, 21&
N. Collins P '
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 66 Walton
St. Pauls Church, M. E. South, 247 E. Hunter .
St. Pauls A. M. E. Church, 46 Humphries
Sts. Peter and Paul Parochial School, Marietta, secor Alex-
ander
Sts. Peter and Paul, Roman Catholic Church, Marietta, se
cor Alexander
St. Phil(ips Church (Episcopal), Washington, ne cor Hun-
ter \_
8 AFFORD HARDY, artist, 43 Whitehall, r Blackball
Dist
SAGE IRA Y., sunt A. & C. division R & D. R. R., 56 E.
Wall, r 26 E. Ellis
Sage Miranda R., wid B. Y., r Amos, cor Lee, W. E
8ahli Godfrey G., grocer, r Decatur, cor Fitzgerald
Sailors Jeremiah, wks L. H. Hall & Co., bds 69 Thurmond
Sallas N. E. Miss, teacher Marietta St. School, r 83 Mari-
etta
Sallas Charles E„ with J. Keely, bds 96i Whitehall |
Salmons Charles (c), driver, r 91 Larkin j
Salmons Frank, cash Chamberlin, Boynton & Co
Salmons Henrv (c), wks W, E. Hoyle, r rear 78 Markham
SALOSHIN GtSTAYE Jr., pawn broker, 12 Peachtree, r
34 Luckie |
Salosh in Gustave, mer, r Collier House
Saloshin G. Mrs., prop* Collier House, ^^\ Whitehall ■
Saloshin Henry, printer Index, bds Collier House
Saloshin Louis, printer Constitution, bds Collier House
Saloshin Simon, broker, bds Collier House
Salter Daniel (c), lab, r 126 Wheat "}:
.Salter Fannie F. Mrs., r 25 Bailey
Hn Salter John (c), wks J. Warlick & Son
'~j SALTER METHYIN T. (M. H Salter & Co.), physician,
<^ 22 N. Broad, r 25 Bailey
f-r P J- COfllfidm & Brft ^^ ^* ^'°*^ St, Headquarters for Paints,
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Journal of American Medicine and Surgery, 22 N.
Broad. (Seep. 90.)
SALTER SEABORN F., dean College of American Medi-
cine and Surgery, and physician, 22 N. Broad, cor
Walton, r 436 Peachtree
Salter Thomas, student, bds 25 Bailey
Sample John H., chief engineer Cin. & Ga. R. R., r
Peeples, nw cor Amos, W. E i
Samples Augusta M. Miss, wks Atla. Cot FactV, r 84
Elliott i ^\.
Samples Charles (c), waiter Mason & Weaver, r Simpson,
nr Marietta
Samples Elizabeth Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 9 Hun-
nicutt
Samples Eveline Miss, wks Atla Cot. Fact'y, r 9 Hunni-
cutt
Samples Isaac, r 55 Chattahoochee
Samples John M,, farmer, r 84 Elliott
Samples John T., wks E. Haiman, r 9 Hunnicutt
Sams Caroline P. Mrs., teacher Ivy St. School, r 183
Collins
Sams E. P., wid R. F., r 183 N. Collins ' ' "
Sams Hansford D. D , elk Green Line, r Decatur, Ga
Sams J. Augustus, R. R. agt. 13 S. Pryor, r Decatur, Ga
Sams Madison (c), drayman, r 238 W. Mitchell
Sams Marion W. Rev., cashier Sou. World Pubg Co., r
Decatur, Ga i -4
Sams Richard F., elk Harle & Jenkins, r 183 N. Collins
Samuel John L., wks Winship & Bro., bds Mayson Ferry
rd, Bellwood
Samuel William P., barkpr J. Loftis, bds Mayson Ferry
rd, Bellwood , i; j ;
Sanders Ander (c), lab, r 402 Manguin
Sandprs Armistead (c), carpenter, r ws McDaniel, 2d s of
Whitehall
Sanders Burrell G., with S. M. Inman & Co., r 7^ S. Broad
Sanders Christopher (c), lab, r 9 Trenholm
Sanders Clara, wid E. P., bds 84 Nelson
Sanders Henry (c), lab, r rear 18 Butler. !■
Sanders Henry (c), porter, r 150 Ejliott '
Sanders Henry D., elk A. & S. Rosenfeld, r 8 W. Mit-
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Q Sanders Isaiah (c), lab, r 6 McDaDiel
Ow banders James R (J. R. Sanders & Co.), r 25 N. Calhoun
Sanders John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sanders Josephine, wid John M., r Orme, 3d e of Powers
Sanders J. R. & Co. (J. R. Sanders ^d P. J. McNamara).
i Q saloon, 56 Decatur ^ '''
■ Q Sanders Montgomery (c), waiter Kimball House I
^Sanders Osgood A., with M. C. & J. F. Kser & Co., bds^
TT" Kimball House i
<0 Sanders Randall (c), lab, r 14 Chapel ' I
Sanders Richard (c), lab, r es Lowe al, 3d s of Larkin 1
Sanders Simon (cj, blacksmith W. K. Booth, r Mays al '
banders Thomas, carpenter, r Tumlin, nr limits
Sanders Thomas (c), lab. r 8 Vine
Sanders Wesley (c), wks Compress Co., r 48 Johnson
I banders William (c), lab, r 6 McDaniel
^U Sanders William (c). lab, r 13 Bell
_ Sanders William 0. (S. M. Inman & Co), r 85 Nelson
- Sanders W. P^rry, elk J. W. Brunner & Co , bds 19 Orme
Sands Mary E. Miss, teacher Atlanta University
^.. Jsaiah (c), lab, r Windsor, nr limits .
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^ SAx^M^K A. *RISBY, collection agent, 2U Marietta, r
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ij. Santley Mary L. Mrs., matron Atlanta University - !
jCO Sapp Henry (c), wks W. O. Jones
O Sappho James (c), lab, r Spinks al, 2d s of Foundry i
bargent Joseph, tireman W. & A. R. R
^fln^'ix^- ^•' ^^' ^^"^^ ^^^^1' ^^s 111 Marietta ; '
bARGENT, see also SERGEANT • j
Sasseen Dora A., wid Edward R., r 160 Simpson
Sasseen George W., pedler, r 8 Peach tree
Sasseen Richard (c), lab, r rear 18 Butler
Sassman James T., mer, r 236 W. Peters ^
Satterwhite John (c), porter Bomar & Peek, r Mitchell,
cor Mark ham *
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§ Satterwhite Peter (c), drayman, r 122 Markham ' 1
S 5) Satterwhite Stephen (c), lab, r 17 S. Terry
« « baturday Evening Reporter (weekly), 32 S. Broad
^ ^ g*^r^ Anthony, cutter Hirsch Bros., r 243 Washington
III Saul George, butcher, bds 236 W. Peters
Saul Henry (c), wks Court House
Wb^t ^-'ij^^^^^^^^^^^^^^' bakery, fruits, toys, etc., 86
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PSEEKAN & C&AXSSBAW, ^^^ silver vabb, plated wake and >-,
FBEHCT CLOCKS. 31 Whitehall St ^
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r Peachtree 5 ™*°*Ser L. C. Saul, 36 Whitehall,
Saulsbury Thomas J , wks Sou. Exp. Co., r 14 Pratt
Sausman Robert, elk A. F. Todd &^ro.. bds 236 W Peters
Savage John T., conducror A.-L. Ry
Kfll ^^"X^;/'??^^^**^*'"' ' Formwalt, nr limits I
SAWTeJ r T \ ^^^^nl^T^i* S°?)' ' 153 Walton 1
«rff,^ -.A^,- ^ ^^ ^^: Y- ^i** ^- P- Sawtell), real
estate wild land and mining agts, 50 Marietta. (See
Sawtell John, trav agt, bds 153 Walton *
Sawte 1 Leon P. (I. Y. Sawtell & Son), bds 153 Walton
Sawtell Thomas B . H. C. Sawtell r 60 Marietta
Sawyer Benjamin F.>collector J. Keel v, r 1 Elliott
Sawyer Robert EL., elk Moore, Marsh' & Co., bds 1 Elliott
Saye Cassie A., wid Ephriam, r 56 Thurmond °^ ^''"'°"
Saye Jasper, molder Porter & Meakin, r 60 Thurmond ' •
Saye John, wks E Van Winkle & Co., r 13 W Simnson
Saye Richard A., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 269 Luckie ^
Saye Susie A., wid E. T., r 60 Thurmond
Sayre William grocer, 200 Decatur, bds 26 Luckie ' ,
io^'"* w-.K®'^^''' ■^•^^ ^- Haiman, r 83 W. Baker ?
bd7l20S%ryOT"°'' "l^ffrl-angston. Crane & Co., '
Sayre William H. (Lockhart & Sayre), r 55 N. Butler
Scales Henry P. (M. Harralson Brol & Co.), r42 Forrest av
Scandrick Wesley (c), porter 10 W. Alabama, r 7 High
Scarborough Henry H.. policeman, r 234 Decatur
ScarbroMfh Vl ^{J'^^^'J^-- ^- ^"*' ' 288 W. Peachtree
KJh ? 1,"^°^° AV., machine agt, r 288 W. Peachtree
l2li ^^^u ^:' ''.\^^ ^^''^ * Holland, r 50 Williams
l^hf J'' ll**":*' "^^ T- Schumann, r 63 Whitehall
Scha^fMRobert, teacher MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIVER-
f ^h«ff "■ ^'if ^f ' ?'"?H'^«'' H- Karwisch, r 88 Decatur
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Sh«n! 7*'f • ^u^ ?.■ ^"^^y- ' 17 W Garnett
tocheetz Ellwood S., patternmkr Porter & Meakin r 50
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Scheetz Frank R., patternmkr Porter & Meakin
Scheetz John T. (c), grocer and shoemkr, 149 W. Peters
Scbell Robert (c), porter H. L. Smith & Son, r 174 Mark-
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Schelpert Louis, barber, 5 Peachtree, r Clarkston, Ga
Schelpert Louis C, with Selig Bros., r Clarkston, Ga
Schenck Alvin, machinist Winship & Bro., bds 156 E.
Hunter
Schenck Ernest E., machinist Winship & Bro., r 159 E.
Hunter j i
Shenck Frederick H., machinist Winship & Bro., r 177
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Schenck John G., machinist, r 34 Ellis
Scherr Joseph, elk, r 19 Whitehall
Schieffer Richard, wks W. & A. R. R
Schiflf Fred, with Hirsch Bros., r 16 W. Garnett
Schiflferer Max, barkpr Mrs. A. Richter, bds 10 E. Hunter
Schikan Jacob J., trav agt P. & G. T. Dodd, bds 138 W.
Mitchell . .
Schikan John, carpenter, r 138 W. Mitchell '
Schikan Peter J., with Tanner, Currier & Heath, r 138 W.
Mitchell
Schilling Henry, wks A. W. Kries, r Lowe, cor Spencer
Schiiidler Eva, wid Max, r 24 W. Garnett
Schlesinger Ella, wid H. L., bds 35 Wheat ^ ^
Schley Philip T., physician (homeo), 63 Whitehall, r 15
E. Peters
Schley William S., bds 134 Washington ^
Schmedlenhoofer Christian Gottlieb, wks E. Haiman
Schmeltzer Frederick, grocer, 142 Elliott , | u
Schmid Frank, fireman T. S. Lewis, r 62 Eraser ! 'I .
Schmidt Albert painter W. L. Jarvis, bds Cannon House
Schimdt John, dairy, ns A-L. Ry, bey limits
Schmidt Louis, student Gust. E. Leo, bds 57 S. Broad'
SCHIMDT ROBERT, agt C. R. R., W. Mitchell, ne cor C.
R.R.,r 71 W.Mitchell
SCHMIDT, see also SMITH and SMYTHE
Schnatz Charles, plasterer, r 26 Collins
Schneider Mary Mrs., domestic F. M. Coker
SCHNEIDER, see also SNYDER
Schockency Edward, notions, 141 Marietta
Schrimper William, baker H. Karwisch, bds 88 Decatur
Schrodt John, lab, r 409 Marietta
T Y Machine, Engine, Cylinder, Kerosene and Head-
■ ■ light F. J. COOLEDGE & BRO.-! ^
For Church and Home
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The Smitli American Orsan.
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Schrodt|Peter (Schrodt & Jackson), r 409 Marietta i • i
Schrodt & Jackson (P. Schrodt and J. Jackson), butchers, 379 ^^
Marietta J^
Schuessler C. S., with Beck, Gregg & Co., bds 26 N. For- "^
syth L £S
Schultz August J., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., r Vine, ^J
Bw cor Magazine j bm
Schultz David, wks Lynch & Lea, r Ashlev, W. E P |
SCHULTZE E. AUGUST, director Southern Conservatory Jl
of Music and Elocution, r 8 S. Broad yT^
Schultze Von Der Hoya Madam, pianist Sou. Conservatory (Q
of Music, r 8 S. Broad ^^
Schumann Peter J., analytical and mnfg chemist, 63 ^J
Whitehall, bds 181 S. Pryor ^
SCHUMANN THEODORE, druggist and photo stock depot,^
63 Whitehall, r 181 S. Pryor ^
Schwartz William, grocer, 64 Markham, and clothing, 95 g^ -.
W. Peters, r 62 Markham • &«
Schwerin Julius A., with New Homo S. M. Co., r 81 W. * 5
Mitchell i- » ' . r 1^ ^-^ ,jf?
Sciple Charles E. (Sciple & Sons), r 34 Calhoun - ;
Sciple George W. (Sciple & Sons), r 34 Calhoun
Sciple George W. Jr. (Sciple & Sons), r 34 Calhoun
SCIPLE & SONS (G. W., G. W. Jr. and C. E. Sciple), coal,
coke, lime, cement, plaster, shingles, laths and lumber,
8 Loyd and 234 Marietta
Scofield Anderson (c), dairy, r Little, nr limits
Scofield S. H., ins agt, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Scogin Charles N., student Dr. Jno. Thad Johnson, bds
152 S. Forsjth
Scogin William E., elk J. Keely, bds National Hotel
Scoggins Flora Miss, seamstress r 176 Fort ^
Scoggins Mary Miss, seamstress, r 176 Fprt ' V j
Scott Andrew (c), lab, r ws Hill, bey limits '
Scott Anna E., wid Alfred, r 281 W. Mitchell,
Scott Charles (c), carpenter, r 446 E. Fair
Scott Clarence Jr., elk Billiard Parlor Kimball House
Scott Edward, office boy Van Epps & Calhoun, bds 368 W.
Peachtree ' -
Scott Elbert (c), lab, r ws South, bey limits
Scott George B. (G. W. Scott & Co.), r Decatur, Ga
Scott George W. (G. W. Scott & Co.), r Decatur, Ga
Scott Green (c), mason, r rear 112 Walker
VniU in n T liw^ian GENERAL AGENT KILBURN WAGON CO.,
wriM 10 Ai lii MWlwr for prices to the trade.
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Scott Jackson (c), lab, r Butler, aw cor Ellis '''*'''^°*'"
bcott John (c), restaurant, 132 Marietta
Scott John (c), wks J. P. Redd
Scott John (c). wks Porter & Meak in, r 31 Old Wheat
Scott, John M. (c), wks Chess Carley Co, r ss Means, nr
Scott John W, elk By M. S., r 29 Brick " ^
Scott J. Augustus, bkkpr T. G. Healey & Son, r 66 N Prvor
Scott Lot butcher, r 256 Old Peachtree ' "^ "'^ ^- ^'y*"^
Wf p ^K*"? M'^' ''\^ "• L- Smith, r 119 W. Peters
Wf 5"^^' T*^''^' ^^^ ^■^- Ky- ' 15 James
Wf w ''?'' '^;\'"^^ ^- M- High, bds St. James Hotel
« . wn ?y (c), carpenter, r 45 Solomon
a ^ ^'n '*™ i°)' ^*''' ^^^ 31 Old Wheat • Hi
l!^h w- •*"" ?r' "frpenter, r 219 N. Calhoun I ' i
MSSt7 ' P' ^^^'^'' Thompson & Co., r 351
SCOT r WILLIAM H., (successor to Dodson & Scott) book
SCOTT^IfWm 'i^^ ^- ^rf' '. H""«' •'"^ HillVa'rd
^orl L^H^ "•' «?°ts furnishing goods, and super-
hairUTE-'Sk "^'" ^ Brown, 11 and 13 Wh^ite-
Scott W. Amos (c), barber W. D. Hutchins ! I
SrftVT?TriTi.4lT'7r'" ^ Terry), r Kimball HousJ
SCOVILLE& TERRY (Levi W. Scoville andR S Terrr)
p^roprs Kimball House, Pryor, between Wall and D^il
Screven Thomas E, lawyer, r 5 Capitol pi '
Scribner's Charles Sons, R. W. Wrigk. manager- subscrin-
tion book publishers, 43 Loyd ""^ger, suDScrip-
Scroggins Marv, wid S., r 176 Fort fl -
Scroggins W. E , elk Jno. Keely, bds 7i W Mitchell
Scruggs William E., with McBHde & Co , r 48 Windsor '
StcSln Thn"' ""■' ^l^ 5'*y ?'^S'--' bds 110 Mangum
'ntheSMangIS "^f ^"^'^^ ^ Scrutchin. ^ bds
Scruton Edward, confectionery', bds 130 Luckia H .
B 21AM JOBIfSON, Paper Bags, Sutter^ura and Wrapping Paper
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Scudda Alva C. collector A. G. Rhodes, r 43 Jenkins
Scudder Samuel S., conductor C. R. R. r48 Elliott
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Seagraves Jordan (c), lab, r 51 Hilliard ^
Seals BeDJamin A. (Jones & Seals), r country : ^
Seals James L., hack driver, r 235 N. Collins . ' ' '^
Seals William B. (J. H. and W. B. Seals) r 37 Walton T^
SEALS •w'lJ'i^i'^-^- ^^' ^- ^-F^K; bd?37waUon ^
^^^S^:2^iiL^^ P^^P" Boys and Girls of the ^
S^a^^yJo^^ (c), drayman H. L. Smith & Son., r 50 W.'T^
Searcy Moses (c), driver J. T. Willingham ' ^
Sears Albert (c), lab, r 133 E. Baker
Sears Frank, policeman, r 66 Walker
Sears James, watchman, r 258 Fraser
Sears Lizzie W., wid John, r 150 W. Hunter
Sears Noah J., wks Ga. R. R., r 150 W. Hunter
bears Thomas J., conductor Ga. R. R., r 42 Bell
feeastrom James (c), drayman, r 7 Rawson ,
beat Lewis (c), lab, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E '
Seay Jefferson (c), lab, r al s of E. Cain, w of N. Butler
beay June (c), lab, r es Randolph, nr limits
Seay Marshall N shoemkr M. Gaines, bds 4 Alexander
beay Richard (c), lab, r Butler, sw cor Ellis
Second Baptist Church, Washington, nw cor Mitchell
beitz David, carpenter, r ss Ga. R. R , bey limits
Seitz Robert (c), wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ^a
Se by Julian P. elk Simons & Drummond, bds S3 Marietta I
Se dner Isaac, elk Regenstein & Kutz, bds 192 Whitehall ^t
hall ' cashier M. Rich & Bro., r 192 White- cny
s!i f °T?^^?Hif ' f!?^l^^7 ^i^ ^v9" ^ 192 Whitehall • g §
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belig Bros. (Jonas Jacob and Sigmund Selig^, sun bonnet ^ »
mnfrs, 15 N. Pryor Wo
Selig Emil (Cohen & Selig), r 111 E. Garnetf " «
oelig_Jacob (Selig Bros), r 182 S. Forsyth '
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•^ Selig Jonas (Selig Bros.), r 182 S. Forsyth
-g 45 Selig Sigmund (Selig Bros.), r 182 S. Forsyth
^ © Selkirk James M., R. R. agt, bds 31 Crew
j; Selkirk J. Melrose, salesman F, G. Hancock, bds 31 Crew
jg Sellers Peyton C, hatter H. H. Bussey, bds Marietta, cor
■W ^ Luckie
P^ d Sells Holmes W. Dr. (John Neal & Co.), bds Kimball House
4j Seltzer Henry, china and glassware, 16 N. Broad
©Semmes Raphael T., with Beck, Gregg & Co., bds 101
■^ g Peachtree
^ u Sencernee Beulah Miss, with W. A. Taylor, bds 60 Mark-
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^ W Sencernee Rosa Mrs., wks T. S. Lewis, r 60 Markham
gCOSentell Eliza, wid Joseph, r 93 Tattnall
^ Sergeant Charles E., elk Green Line, r 31 Cone '
Sergeant N. Miss, teacher Girls High School, r 31 Cone
SERGEANT, see also SARGENT
Settle Hal, elk Hutchison & Bro., bds 13 E. Alabama
Settle John (c), lab, r Parker, 3d w of Williams
^Sewell Anna Mrs., dressmkr, 215 W. Peters
. J Sewell Charles (c), lab, r Windsor, nr limits
[Xj Sewell Charles B., student, r 15 Corput - i
^ Sewell James W., conductor A-L. Ry, r 215 W. Peters
<l^ Sewell Jesse T., conductor C. R. R., r 191 W. Peters t
p -^ Sewell Thomas A., elk J. C. & L Daniel, r 42 W. Peters
•HH Sexton Green (c), drayman, r Anderson, ne cor Reed
, n Seymour Alonzo, carpenter, bds 70 N. Butler
^—H Seymour Jerome C, bkkpr Tannerf Currier & Heath, r
26 E. Alabama
og Seymour Osgood (c), wks Markham House ^
^^ Shackelford Ada Miss, teacher music and painting, bds 15
^ ' W. Baker
T' Shackelford Amanda C, wid George W:, bds 85 N. Col-
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/^ Shackelford Charles B., elk bds 85 N. Collins
^r^ Shackelford Charles T., carpenter, r 69 N. Butler ^ -
(/J Shackelford Francis R., r 126 N. Collins i
>Y^ Shackelford Henry P., auctioneer, bds 124 Marietta i
\J^ Shackelford Isaac (c), farmer, r Chestnut, nr limits '
W Shackelford Loyd 8., machinst Longley, Robinson & Co.. r
21 Bell j
►-H Shackelford Malissa, wid S. J., r 37 W. Cain
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Pianos and Organs / and east tirmb I Obgak Co.. Atlanta.
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Shackelford Walter, candymkr Johnson <& Stallings, r 261 ■
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Shackelford William S, portrait painter, 70J Whitehall
Shad Hamilton P., wks E. Van Winkle & Co.. r 10 Rock
Shadden James H., elk S. M. Inman & Co., r 23 Scott
Shadden S. R , office boy W. U. Tel. Co., bds 23 Scott
Shadden Thomas S., with S. M. Inman & Co., bds 23 Scott d
Shad wick Jesse, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 221 Haynes 2^
ghadwick Michael C, r 221 Haynes P|
Shaffer John W., elk Peoples Mutual Relief Assn, bds 28 -n
N. Forsyth i . Ai
Shank John, elk, r 34 Ellis ^ ■ ; (f%
Shannon William A., grocer, 104 Whitehall! r Peeples, nr
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Sharkey Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y • | !
Sharkey Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sharman Clem B., with Robinson Bros. &Man2:um,bds33^
N. Forsyth
Sharp Adelia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sharp Anna Mrs., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds 153
Whitehall
Sharp Barrington S., with Moore, Marsh & Co., r 26^ E.
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Sharp Beatrice P., Miss, teacher Summer Hill SchooL rSE
132 S. Forsyth
Sharp Bros. (J. and H. Sharp), druggists, 202 Marietta
Sharp Ella Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sharp George (c), wks G. W. Jack, r 167 Marietta
Sharp Henry (Sharp Bros.), r 111 Marietta ; ,
Sharp James (Sharp Bros), r 111 Marietta ■ v^
Sharp Macon C, elk 38 W. Alabama, bds 101 Nelson
Sherp Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sharp Mattie C, wid Augustus B., r 101 Nelson
Sharp Robert E.,mes8W. MePherson, bds 112 S. Pryor
Sharp Thomas, cash Chamberlin, Boynton & Co
Sharp Thomas P., r 55 Hayden ^
Shaver David Rev. D.D., asst editor Index, r lOJ W. Ala- Z^
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Shaw Charles, printer, bds 33 Houston in
Shaw Floyd (c), fireman Cotton Factory, r 46 Victoria S &
Shaw Georgej)rinter Post-Appeal, r 33 Houston ? S
Shaw James H., elk Nolan & Doty, bds Air-Line House
Shaw Jeff L., lab, bds 218 W. Peters
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Shaw Robert (c), shoem'kr, r 29 Reed
Shaw Robert J elk J. Keely, r 4 Brotherton .
a^ Sh^w wuv ^'^""^ printer Constitution, r 33 Houston
— Shaw William P., wks J. Mabin, r 33 Houston
^ Shea Jane Mrs., grocer, 512 Decatur
Pg Shearer Charles, plumber, bds 61 S. Forsyth /
-O Shearer William, r 135 Decatur r ^
g Shearson George, farmer, r 51 Chapel I
©Sheats Thomas R. (Carmicbael & Sheats), r 10 Bartow
Shedd James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ^artow.
Sheehnn Cornelius, real est agt, r 205 S. Pryor '
bheehan Hannah Miss, teacher, r 205 S. Pryor
^hTll"" M^'r ^^^.-^ P"^*!^ ^- H. Dickson; r 83 Loyd
Shee^an Molhe Miss, teacher Fair St. School, r 205%..
^hTl^i 2''^A'^'J contractor, r es Fraser, 2d s of Clarke
Gilmer"" ' ^"^^"^^^ Hamilton & Hudson, r rear 86
QK^^^ W-P- ^^'^- ^^^^^^ & Co ), r 15 W. Baker •
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Sheftall Edward F. (c), trainband, r 17 W. Hunter
bheffler John, carpenter, bds 50 S. Forsyth
Thom^son^^^' drayman Watkins & Holliday, r 15a -
QK^}^'''' ni ^\ (Sheldon & Co.), bds 87 McDoncugh '
Sheldon Charles A. Jr., bkkpr G. H. Brown, bds 59 Wind-^
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^''' Forsylh"""" ^' '^^ ^* *^"'- ^""^^ ^««°' ^^ ^8 N..
''^'90°°MtD?noV- ''^"""^ ^"^^ A. J.Pinson).grocers„.
Shell Robert (c), porter, r 170 Martham
Sh! fn*!, TT ^^V^-' ^f'-E-^"*?'' ' Decatur, 2d e Fitzgerald
1^! ^ ?°,?^ H., grocer, 9 W. Mitchell, r 87i S. Broad
Shelton John, painter, r 204 Haynes ,
Shp f ^n K^"" ^- i""^' "^r^^J- 0- ' 26 Humphries '
Shelton Nancy E., wid J. R., r ^04 Haynes
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''tXoun^^"^^ '^•' "'"^ -^^ «"-y & Co.. bds 350 N.
Shepherd William, tinner H. Franklin r <u vil;
bheppard John, carpenter, bds 272 E Fair -'
Sheppard Martha A., wid A. L, bds 53 pZest av *
Sheridan Charles^., painter, r 45^ cilhonn '
Sheridan Mary G. Mrs., boarding. 172 Luckle
Sheridan Wilf.am N., Policeman, r 9 MuL
^tlTl f,^'"r^(«')' l«Wr 16 George ' i
ShlT/, A^i^'f 1"^' r*^ ' 77 McDaniel
Shields Emma Miss, r 77 Ga R. R
Shields Emmons, wid Abraham, r 364 Decatur
berry Shields & Co., bds 11 Castle-
"''^tsytr ""■' '^'P' ^- ^»° Winkle- & Co., bds 23 N.
tS T^u" ^°> P*""'^'" ^eHhoase & Sons "
Shields John M., collector, r 74 Pulliam
s of Sr*^ ^*'^' P"'**' W^"''°"«« * Sons, r C. R. R.,
ihields PatH;t"K'\''' 28 I^^oat". ' 74 Pulliam
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^ $ Shindlebower Henry, baker F. Af . Jack, r 56 Collins
.« Shinton Thomas, chief elk The Bradstreet Co., bds 124
ph wi^ Peach tree i
w« Shipp Joseph B., city manager Singer Mnfg Co., r 31 Mer-
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S (5 Shippey G. F., bds Markham House i
^ ; Shirer Nicholas, carpenter, r 174 Irwin
gM Shirer William H., elk A. G. Rhodes, bds 174 Irwin
^ ^ Shivers Anne E., wid Thomas J., bds 354 Whitehall ^
MjJ Shivers F. J., engineer A-L. Ry
g^ Shivers James, overseer, r 312 Luckie
^^ Shivers Thomas J., engineer A-L. Ry, r 152 W. Hunter
wf\ Shockley James, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
a§ Shoemaker Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 124 Marietta
»|^ Shoemaker John, wks W. & A. R. R.,bds 124 Marietta
brH Shoemaker William, carpenter, bds 62 Mays al
SB SHOLES ALBERT E. (Sholes & Co.), r Augusta, Ga
g pj SHOLES & CO. (A. E. Sholes and C. F. Weatherbe), pub-
2 lishers ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY and directories
E of AUGUSTA, COLUMBUS, MACON and SAYAN-
Ki NAH, GA., C H ARLESTON:, S. C, MEMPHIS, TENN.,
r* SHOLES GEORGIA 8TATE GA ZETTEER, etc., etc,
«" 32 S. Broad .
Shook Isaac (c), lab, r 5 Roberts .; ^'
Cf Shores Mary Miss, seamstress, r James, 2d e of Whitehall
L Shorn John, painter Estey Organ Co., bds 93 S. Broad .,
iZ Short James (c), carpenter, r 188 Clarke , "K ; > . !
X? Short Titus (c), gardener, r 271 W. Peachtree "^ /J
rj Shorter Benjamin (c), porter I. S Mitchell • ^ ^' f *^'^
W Shorter Nelson (c), wks. A L.Ry, r ss Foster, Ist'w o^^ll^iSt
\J Shovel Samuel, wks Traynham & Ray, bds 77 Decatur '
jTJ Shropshire Andrew J. (Shropshire & Johnson), r 49 Wind-
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P SHROPSHIRE EDWARD F., with Wallace Rhodes, r 74
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te Shropshire Isham S, with W. R. Shropshire, bd8 52Hou^-
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'« Shoropshire William R., whol cigars and tobacco, 49 E.
^ Alabama, r 52 Houston ; I
Shropshire & Johnson (A. J. Shropshire and W. A. John-i
son), grocers, 10 W. Mitchell • j
Shuford O. P., elk Moore, Mareh & Co /!
Shulhafer Aaron E., mer, r 52 Garnett *
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Shumate David A., elk Ry M. S., r 10 Decatur
Shumate J. B., train hand W. & A R R
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^^"weiniSe? ^^'^''f^^^ ^ros. Mnfg. Ca), bds Hotel
Shuttles Theodore (Shuttles Bros. Mnfg. Co.), r 113 Walton
t^onal HoTel ' """^ ^^""^'' Bros.^Mnfg.' Co'bds Na"
Sieves Bright (c), lab, r 271 E. Hunter
Sieves King (c), lab, r 1 Martins al . ■ .' .;
Sigman Daniel (c), lab, r 146 Jackson 4 .
Sigman Martha J., wid B. F., r 84 Houston
Sigmund John (c), lab, r 58 Hilliard
Silberman Clara Miss, elk Regenstein & Klutz
Silberman Henry, elk, r 55 W. Brotherton
Silberman Miriam Miss, with Ga. Suit Co
Sills James C, wks A-L. Ry, r 365 Decatur
Si shy George H , foreman E. Haiman, bds 4 Alexander
S; vers Frederick, wks A. F. Pickert, bds 87^8. Broad
Silvers Sarah E., wid A., r 87J S. Broad *
Pr or*""^' '"^^^ Robinson Bros. & Mangum, bds 37 N.
Silvey John CJohn Silvey &A.1, r 102 Marietta
SILVEY JOHN & CO. (JohnllVand dS 0. Dough-
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Siinmons Catherine (c), seamstress, r 161 Houston
Simmons Charles, elk J. H. Stark, r 28 W. Harris
bimmons Charles, saloon, 150 Decatur, r 57 Ivy
Simmons Cornelius J. (Speairs & Simmons), r 108 Mari-
Simmons Daniel (c), porter Union Deoot, r 6 Chapel
Simmons Emanuel (c), driver, -t 38 W Fair
bimmons Floyd (c), drayman, i- 18^ Ellis
S,-mI^°°^ S^^'y (Goetting & Simmbhs). r 50 Marietta
Simmons Henry (c), carpenter, r 86 Windsor
Simmons Henry (c), lab, r 334 Haynes
bimmons Henry (c\ wks W A A R. r., ,132 Ellio#
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Simmons Isham (c), lab, r 214 Elliott
Simmons James (c), wks Union Depot, r 1 Parsons
Simmons Jerome, lawyer, bds 108 Marietta ^ ■ i
Simmons Ijaura Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y J,
Simmons L. W., policeman, 47 S. Pryor
Simmons Mose^ (c), porter, I. S. Mitchell
Simmons Mote T., policeman, r 165 Walton
Simmons Nelson (c), driver A. C. Ladd, r 61 Humphreys
Simmons Newton (c), lab, r Parker, 2d w of Williams
Simmons Primus, (c), carpenter, r 1 Cornelia
Simmons Robert (c), lab, r Magazine, cor Mangum
Simmons Squire (c), blacksmith, r 35 Crumley
Simmons S. F. Mrs., propr Exposition House, 39^ White-
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Simmons Walter, dk Exposition House
Simmons William S., butcher, r 28 W. Harris
Simmons William T. B., butcher, r 304 Mangum
Simms Burrell (c), lab, r rear 212 Decatur
Simms Charles (c), lab, rrear 186 E. Harris J
Simms Columbus (c), driver, r 14 Fort i
Simms George W. (Francis, Simms & Co.), bds Kimball
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Simms Henry (c), lab, r 132 E. Harris
Simms Henry (c), plasterer, r 226 McDonough - i
Simms James (c), plasterer, r 16 George '
Simms Jane E., wid T. G., r 32 N. Forsyth
Simms Joel D , r 24 Decatur
Simms John (c). wks P. Lynch, r rear 93 W. Peters
Simms Judge (c), waiter Markham House, r rear 212 De-
catur /
Simms Philip B., conductor A L. Rv, r 35 Walker
Simms Robert W., elk M. Franklin,'bds Kimball House
Simms Thomas (c), lab, r rear 261 E. Hunter
Simon Abraham (c), blacksmith W. L. Jarvis, r Mays
al, nr Haynes
Simon Charles, with Regenstein & Kutz j ■.
Simon Gabriel (c), blacksmith N. C. Spence ^ [
Simons Alexander (c), lab, r 18 McDonough . wi ;
Simons Alexander (c), restaurant, 78 Decatur v^'
Simons Frank (c), blacksmith W. L. Jones, r 102 Decatur
Simons Green (c), blacksmith, r 18 W. Simpson I
Simons Jefferson (c), blacksnd^th, 142 Walton, r 18 W.
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SIMONS & DRiaSrD'^^j'^yr^s'imins and G C l>rn Fa-
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Simonton James (o) butlnr T t n.LZ '^^ f r\
■- Mitchell Holhday <fe Co., bde 14 W
*''^^^'^''''^'' <^ <^'^^^^r& Bi'np^n), r 219^
^'""Hf F^^^^"^^ ^'^' whitewasher, r al w of McDaniel, ^
Simpson Augustus (c), carpenter, r 332 Wasliino-t^^ ^
Simpson Estella Mi88;'milliner, r' airDeSuV^
Simpson Francis M, brick mnfr, r^47W Pair
ISm^^^n t'a-^ John R bds'eoiS. Bro^ "
Simpson Lydia, wid Robert, r 226 Havnes
Simpson Mary Mrs., r 335 Decatur T
feimpson Ossian F., bkkpr F. E. Block r i r^r^it^i ^
IPP^*"* William (c), be'ilman kimbaU hJu^^^'*^^ ^^
Simpson William, machinist A-L. Ry
Simpson Willie Miss, with Mrs M Morris r f;i w tit-* u n
«im8 Anthony (c), lab, r 160 Houston 5 f ^^ ^'^^'^^
Sims Augustus (exporter Wellhouse & Sons ' ^ '
Sims Doc (c), cook, r 18 E. Mitchell
Sims Frank A. (More, Sims & Co.) bds 111 Marietta m
Sims Frank H., student Dr W D Ri^^oii kYo fio t i.- *
Sims George (c), driver J. C. Bridg!;"'"' ^^' '' ^""'''« « 0
Sims George H-.xJk Bell & Dean, bds 40 Jones av KM
Sims George W.. with S. M. Inman & Co., r C^plr M £
S.ms Irwin (c), grain dlr, bds 111 Marietta ^ S ^
^T. ^k' V^u,-?''' ' '« Johnson. 1st e of Mangum M 0
Sims John W bkkpr, r 77 N. Collins , . ^ "^
f ll^f p k'°? h 5*?°'" ^•I'- Ky- ' 24 King ;■ .
^ f^s^.bert (c), dMver J. C. Bridger " "
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Singleton Hudson (c), wks J. Mabin > .-
Singleton James (c), brickmason, r 22 Terry
Singleton James, elk Mickelberry & Whitlodk, r 324 Deca-
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Singleton James M. (Singleton & Ray), r 324 Decatur
Singleton Joseph F., supt Pendleton Guano Co., r Decatur,
nr limits
Singleton & Ray (J. M. Singleton and W. H. Ray), gro-
cers. 234 Decatur ^ ^
Sisk John, lab, r 36 Emma
SISSON TARDY P., book and job printer, 26 S. Broad, r
90 Davis
Sixth Baptist Church, ns Hunter, bet Haynes and Davis
Sixth M. E, Church, ns Merritts av, 2d e of Peachtree
Skelton Charles, printer, bds 18 Form wait
Skelton Martha W., wid James 0., r 18 Formwalt
Skelton William L., printer Constitution, bds 18 Formwalt
Skinner Andrew J., feeder Constitution, r 128 Magazine
Skinner J. M., train hand W. & A. R. R
Slack John (c), lab, r 112 Ellis . '
Slack Lewis (c), lab, r 112 Ellis t - "
Slack Thomas (c), lab, r 181 Ellis
Slappy John W., trav agt, bds Markham House
Slaton Albert (c), barber, r 10 Ivy
Slaton A. J., train hand W. & A. R. R
Slaton John M., elk Green Line, r 169 Jones
Slaton Margaret, wid D., r Gordon, W. E
SLATON WILLIAM F., supt Atlanta Public Schools, of-
fice 47 Washington, r 169 Jones
Slaton William M., teacher Boys High School, bds 169 Jones
Slaughter Georgia Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Slaughter John T., grocer, 143 W. Peters
Slawson James F., salesman, r 9^ Peachtree
Slawson Robert, trav agt, bds 124 Peachtree
Sledge Alexander J., carpenter, r 144 Alexander
Sledge Ella Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 144 Alexander
Sledge John A., carpenter, r 144 Alexander
Sledge Joseph (c), lab, r 222 Jones
Sledge Susan Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 144 Alexander
Slider Charles, elk Constitution i
Sloan Green (c), truckman Union Depot
Sloan William (c), blacksmith N. C. Spence, r 66 Cham-
berlain
Sloan William H., trainband A-L. Ry
Sloan Margaret Mrs., dressmkr, r 148 Marietta
Sloman James S., painter, r 15 Official row, Jamestown
Sloman Mary A. Miss, dressmkf Rich & Bro., r 15 Official
row, Jamestown
63 South BroMd Street,
WHOLESALE PAIHTS, OILS AHD GLASS
The Smith American Organs
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Sloman Sallie Miss, dressmkr Rich & Bro., r 15 Official
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Small Charitv M., wid F. D , r 4 Warners av
Small E. J. Mrs., r 99 Washington
Smallwood Sarah Miss, r 218 Elliott i
Smart Charles Rev., (c), r 26 Ira '
Smillie Ellen W. Miss, teacher Crew St. School, r 71 Crew
bmillie l^rancis C, collector Atlanta Water Works r 71
Crew '
Smillie Hattie Miss, bkkpr G. Bolles, r 71 Crew
bmillie James, with Morrison, Bain & Co., bds 76 N. Col-
lins
Smillie Robert T., trav agt, r 71 Crew • i
o ' V ^,- ^v^^*s.. teacher Ivy St. School, r 76 N. Collins
Smillie Ihomas. with Beck, Gregg & Co., r 76 N. Collins
femith Aaron, lab, r 257 Eraser
Smith Adeline, wid H., r Ponce de Leon Spring
Smith Albert H , elk, bds 85 W. Baker i
Smith Alexander N. (c), lab, r Solomon, 3d e of Eraser
Smith Alexander W. (H. L. Smith & Son), bds 239 S.
rorsyth
Smith Alfred A., carpenter, bds 286 Luckie
Smith Alice (c). wks Atla. Cot. Eact'y, r Eoundry, ne cor
iSimw/l^^^^> P^^*^^ National Surgical Institute
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO., A H. Tyler, manager
organs, pianos, etc, 27 Whitehall. (See top lines ) '
^mith Amos (c), porter Markham House, r 97 Eraser
femith Amos (c), shoemkr A. Latham, r 12 Gate City
Smith Ann Miss, domestic J. J. WiUard
Smith Anna H. Mrs., teacher Fair St. School, r 181 E
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Smith Anthony (c), carpenter, r 80 Gilmer -^
Smith Anthony (c), waiter, r rear 229 E. Hunter
Smith Augustus (c), porter A. H. & H. L. Culberson, r
Calhoun ' .j
Smith A. L. Mrs., bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Smith A. v., trav agt, bds 8| W. Mitchell
Smith Benjamin (c), lab, r 202 Eraser
Smi^ Benjamin (c;, waiter Kimball House, r al n of
Wheat, e of Calhoun
Smith Bennett, engineer W. & A. R. R
Smith Bryan (c), lab, r 92 Fort '
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^ i Smit^ B^urgees, bkkpr D Appletou & Co'e Agenty, rTee'
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__ Smith Burley (c), lab, r 11 Ivy
g '^'"'Pea^chtree' ''"''""'"'"'« ^mith. r ns Howard, 1st w of
y Smith B. C, car lepairer A-L. Ry •
W Smith Char es, carpenter, r 19 Barracks a V ^ , ''
fmlth pk""'v''\'' ,^L^- J^^gland. ' East Point, Ga ■■ -
— Smith Charles (c), lab, r 202 Fraser ' .
C l^lf h J^^"^«> »«<=« boy Hoke Smith, r county
iTl « -^u ^u*' ^* C^^' sawyer, r as Joiner, 4th s w of C R R
^ S^Uh PK^' "' ?.' y'y'* '^""P'" ^^- & A.,R. Rr 16 Spring
i Sm h Ch«r '^ w" f" °^"' ** ^^- «"°t«^' ' 102 Marie^t L^
<D a •*!? U^ , ^- ^''^' porter, r 96 E. Caiu
2 §MTTH^rwi'«i^«^«?''','^ ^ ^'"^^)' ' 39 Cooper
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bmith Columbus (c), drayman W. E. Hoyle, r 105 Martin
-2 1^ Jt n^^^^u""' '^''i ^^- ^•' bds 35 W. Baker
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^ Iml'h n""-^* ^*'^' J***' ' '«^' 18 Houston • •
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1 Smith David R carpenter, r 209 Luckie / "
X Smith Dock (c), lab. r Iff Valentine
5t^ iSJtK n" « :^il' ''fe^' ^^''"'ly- ^ 42 Magazine
J Smith D. S; bkkpr, bds'-144 Ivy . ° ■= .
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K Smith Elijah, wks W.,& A. B. ^ bds 149 Mangum -
S" RliAIH JflHl\BSIfllll .^^'^•1?S'''t"- fo' Florida Obakom, MessikJ
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Smith Elli8_S , elk McBride & Co
Smith Fm^« ^^'/'>' l>°°»«tmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
temith i,mma E (c), laundress, r ss Raspberry
imUh fT* ""'fK ^- Sr- Ms NationalVote^
im !h E d' '^'It T I^p^; */v5- ^- ^'^^ National Hotel
%^]th w" •* *'^^^- J; Richards, bds 205 McDonough
Smith Fannie Mus, bds 43 Cooper ^
Imlth ^''"*''- ^A "'^'^.^ * ^ R R- Ms 35 W. Baker
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Im th f'*"?''*,^,' *'^°"'*' •■ « ^^ffic'"! row, Jamestown
Smith i rank, baker, r 62 Eraser
HouXn ^'"' ^'^^' ^^ ^- Commission, r rear 104
■Smith Frank (c), wks D. Gusse ' '.■.
Smith Prank A carpenter F. W. Hart & Son, r 17 Rock
SmHh f"°^'p° ' ?\7^- * ^- R- R-. Ms 39 Copper
im h Frtnk r' "'.l ^^Tct- JI*'?*^ -^ Co., r 9 Marietta
smith t rank R., elk, r 555 Marietta
ton ^''■'' ^^^- ' '''" ^"'''^'■' °^ •=•''■ Washing-
I^IIk r't'^^'i"^ C., trav agt, bds 59 Windsor
Smith Gabriel (c), shoemkr, 121 Luckie
t^iit ^^briella J Mrs., dressmkr, 340 Whitehall
Smith George (c), lab, r rear 64 Formwalt
S^Uh r T*^^ /^^• ^"^'X ^^ l^'^^'^l- l«t « °<" Foster
Sm h George (c), wk« Ga. R R, r es Randolph, nr limits
bmith George B , grocer, 41 Chapel
Smith r^*""^^ W., machinist, r Plum, cor Hunnicutt
bm th George Twks G. W. D. Cook & Son, r 16 Bush
im .h S^y-T.'^' 7: ^ ^- R- R- Ms 35 W. Baker
Smith Hamilton (c), lab, r 9 State • , .
bmith Haryey, dtovel-, E,12t Davis
Smith w"r^i^',T''' ^''*- S'- ^y- Co-, r 85 W. Baker
hmith Hendnck, oik; r 1 Hunnicutt ■
SmifK S®^''^' ('')' °^''P«i''«'-. "• rear 140 E, Cain
bmith Henry (c), dr^.v^r H. H. Gordon • ' ■ > ■
«S?-;u S^'^'y (°)> fireman A-L. Ry, r 39 Kelly
sSlth H^^^-5'> •^*^''' ,'„**« Hoi^n, 4th 6 of Randolph
Sm th w*°'y <^»°>' ''.''" ^- H- Bfthop, r.92 iWalker ^
Smkh H^"''' ^'u*^^:"^"*- Cot- Facfy, r 20 Williams
bjnitb Henry ^„ butcher, 287 W. Peters ( )
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Mm th w'"'^ ^ i^- ^- ^"""^ * ^°")- ' 239 S. Forsyth
1^ f^ n^^^k ^l^-' ^'?,''*i' "9 W- P«t"^' f Whitehall
I^Uh Hn°i'^,T'^''iP''i'' P- * ^- T- Dodd, bds 46 Cooper
IZlh S-^*^""* w^- ^'i"^- ' °« Howard. Ist w of Peachtiee
ISi^R wnSr^V g*^'^«°"- >• 131 Jones av
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Sm th Hugh (c). lab, r Mangum, nw cor John
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Smi^h Irwin (c), wks A-L. Ry ' i
Smith Isaac (c), carpenter, r South, 1st n of WallaeJ
Sm, h Isaac H, lab, r 123 E. Hunter
IZuh If « I^' center Winship & Bro., r Bellwood
Smith Jacob, machinist, r 54 Martin
Smith James (c), lab, r Trenholm, 2d w of Peters
Smith James (c), whitewasher, r 2 Grant
Smith James, machinist W. & A. R. R., r 8 Elliott
Smith James R, elk W. D. Smith, U 14 Moore
Sm th James B , fireman AL. Ry, r 185 Fillmore
Smith James B., tinner, r 88 Elliott
tZ\h iT"^ S- t"°>«'-,'- 3 Kitchen row. Jamestown :
P aIT' "• ^^°i' chairman R. R. Commission; 12*
h.. Alabama, r Columbus, Ga ' ^
Smith James M., watchman W. & A. R. R., r 54 Thur-
mond ' "
Smith James M., wks E. Haimin, r 185 Elliott '■ '
Smith James T conductor A-L. Ry, r 290 E. Hunter
Sm h Jasper N bailiff Sup Court, r country f .
Smith Jay W., elk McBride & Co i I ,
Smith Jesse (c), wks Lynch & Lea i
Smi-S 5ohn,^r ■l^N'.'^u^1e?" "^^^^ ^°-' ' ''' ^^'^'
Smith John, barkpr The Bonanza, r 12 Butler '
bmith John (c). brickmolderj, r ns Currier, 2d w of Jack-
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Smith John (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 5 Hayden
Smith John (c), lab, r rear 36 Bradbury
Smith John (c), lab, r 149 Ira -
Smith John (c), porter A-L. Ry
Smith John (c), poller D. S. Gregory, r 123 E. Cain
Smith John, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ^,^,^^ ^
Smith ^ohn, wks J. Bennett, r rear 116 Decatur '
Smith John, wks Traynham & Ray
Smith John A. (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r 55JW. Harris
ISJf h t""^^ ^ V^?^1\^ ^^^^^)> ' 26 W. Harris, t
Smith John B. (c), lab, r 49 Gate City
Smith John C., painter Winship & Bro!^ r 51 S. Broad
I^J h T^^""?- ^^' ^- ^ ^' ^' S^i^^)^ ^^8 Tattnall
bmith John D., carpenter, r 16 Bell
Smith John G., fireman C. R. R., r 227 \V. Mitchell
bmith John L., carpenter, r 293 E. Hunter'
bmith John M., fireman W. & A. R R *
Smith John M., carriage mnfr, 85 S. Broad, r 110 Wheat
Smith John P., physician, 75^ Whitehall
bmith John S., conductor W. & A R R
l!Su^ T^'u'' ?.V^-^ carriage mkr J. M. Smith, bds 75 Luckie
bmith John W., gardener, r Dabney, nr limits
bmitn John W., overseer, r 45 Gray l-
Smith John X., painter Reynolds & McKenzie, r 250 E. Fair
bmith Jonas (c), wks Mickelberry & Whitlock, r 154 Ga.
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Smith Jones S., agt Butler & Carroll, r 11 E Alabama
68 Mclftou^r^''^ ^ Smith), grocer, 70 McDonough, r
Smith Joseph (c), lab, r^Holcomb al ' r: ■
bmith Joseph, wks J. Lochrey
Smith Joseph G., elk Moore, Marsh & Co , r 55 W. Harris
bmith Joseph H., butcher, bds 24 Hunt
Smith Joseph H., elk W. & A. R. R., r 122 Mangum
bmith Joseph H., lawyer, r 42 Church
bmith Joseph S., mer, r 11 E. Peters
bmith Julia Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 15 Bartow
bmith Juha B., wid Noah, r 283 W. Peach tree
bmith J. Bruce, with Moore, Marsh & Co., r 40 W. Baker
omith J. Dickson, asst surgeon Sou. Surg. Inst, and phy-
«m™^^?' ^J Whitehall, bds 111 Marietta ^ ^
SMITH J. p. & T. F. (John D. and Theodore F. Smith),
agts White Sewing Machine, 59 S. Broad .(See p. 7'd.)
ffrile to E. L Alwaler gemeral agent milburn wagon co.,
nnw bU Ai Ml fllWawr FOR PRICES TO THE TRADE.
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22?^!fh f- v' \ ^. V«ger. r 207'p;ichtree
^^Im fk T S- P*'y"cian. bds 83 Decatur .
■ hS simTr t Tn5 w''?.' "'?- '"**''• ^S McDonough
S ^^^h •♦ ^'"'^^^' ^^* ?e»ol»tr9e, bds 58 N.
n Smith Lee (c), driver W. E. HovlV '
M Smith f'*"^"!^* ^- '^''^ "^"^Pi'- 'Ws 289 E. Peachtree .
f ^ f K f^^'"-^ /*;)' ^^^' ' '«»' 30 Bridley t'
Smith Lewis (o) porter Frapkljn & Wilkins r w' PeUra
S SmJ h ?*"''• 'A'' ^T, <^*'''«'' '58 N. Collins ' : fT
O Smith Lucius C, elk 0. R. R r 79 Ohanpl *''♦'-
JJ Smith Lula Miss', wks Atla. Co . Fact'y r^lgO Marietta ^ -^
"g Smith Marcus W., barkpr b: F. Flovd bds Ifi rIh '
5 f-^tth Martha E.,' wid l C, r 202 Mr ^ 'X '
V f '"?*^ ?I"J' (c). cook, r 123 E. Cain f " ^ '
Imlf K m"!:?' ^»<^ George, r Fowler, 4th s of Alexander "
•3 "'GreS^Fe^y^ir^-''"^ ^^ ^^-^-^f^- Co^r'^
O ^^UK MM'*'^^,' f^*^ J°'^°- .U80 Marietta - " 'i *
Pi i'^J.^u ¥r}}^^ (<?>• 1»^> J- 5 Martins 9I " . , f .
^Smith Ml ton (c), drayman, r Foundry, nrR R ■'^' t^
Smith Milton A, r Washington^ qr limits - . p
Smith Nancy Miss, wks Elsas May & Co r iss Vtu'.u t
'2 i'^-I^ S"PuP^*°? s^- '""Ider Portent Makkiix i:,j,^
d ^a'?*^ Nathan (c). lab, t 1 Jennings al ' " * "f >
S «'"-*K S"*!^ S' 4^'"'*'^ * Sons), r 39 Cooper ' .C m?
^ Luc^-ie ^^^'"' P''^'""- ^^^'*^ Pr^sfchurch; r m'
•-• §°'?*^ O'^en (c), porter State House, r l(}l E Cain '" 'tt
SiSIt*^ P''t? ^•' '*^^^^ ^^ N. Forsyth, r Sq WhUehall %
s^th**"' *'''' "'^'°^" ^'"- * ^*-^ R-, Ma25 X Fori
^ smith Pinckney^ machinist. rJ58 Davis - ' •/ " 'H-
h q^lh p ? k'*'"! h Vt ^- ^•' ^88 Elliott , ' ' * -^
^ S^rth Richard (c),-lab. r 5 CamnbelLhlppki .1 .1 rl -^
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Smith Richard T.. foreman Porter & Meakin. r 299 E Fair O
Smith Robert, men Constitution M
Smith Robert (c), porter A. S. Lenfestef \ 10 Crumley ■ "^
Smith Robert E., elk, bds 36 Davis ' ^'"™«y
Smith Robert F., elk Green Line, bds 25 N. Forsyth
Smith Robert H. (Smith & Lidddl), r 168 E.,H«ri8
Im tf ^«r.K-' ''\t 4*^4- ?°*- ^^''y^ rl80 Mariett.
1^ f h 5°^w^' !?'P "^^ ^%?**'2.*"' '"^ 360 Marietta
Sm th R J^^S^sor. n»e88 Sou. Exp. Co, r 339 Whitehall
Smith R. L. M188, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleiachel
Smith Samue (c), blacksmith, r 425 Mar^tta
Smith Samuel, carpenter, r 85 Alexander
Smith Samuel (c), cook Kimball House ' '- •
Smith Samuel S, printer, r 59 Stonewall
Smith Sanford R, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 75 Alexander
Smith Sarah (c), wks^tla. Cot. Faet'y -a-iexanaer
Smith Sarah E. Mrs., electrician, 100 Whitehall
Smith Sim F., with Jack A Holland, r Conyers, Ga
Smith Spencer F. (Smith & Sons), r 39 Copper
Smith Susan, wid Weston, bds 16 Bell
Smith Susan Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Facfy. r 77 Rock
E. ^il^^^ ^"^^ ^"*'" '^' ^- * ^- ^- Pa"iUo. r "1 «
^^^1 Tallulah Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r Thurmond, se S
cor X/avis ^^^ u
Smith Theodore F. (J. D. & T. F. Smith), bda 28 Tattnall I"^"
Smith Thomas, fireman A-L. Ry ° **'"*»^^q||)
o™-iv m^*'™*^' watchman, r Decatur, let e of Fitzeerald ffi S
Smith Thomas J., with J. Keely, bds 60i S. Bro»d^ 0%
Smith Thomas J., with T. a Lewis, bd872 Marietta M 5
o •:? ^^""""^ f,' gardener, r Fraser, nr limits co ''
i^l h r^*"""^' T;''i^- j?- ,Hall * Co., r 59 N. Collins 0 1!
MiS^lf ' ^ Fitzgerald, bd- 41 E.^J
^""^^th**^*"' ^" "^^^ ^- ^- ^'"^*^ * Son, bds 239 S. For-fto'h
Smith Wade (c), lab, r ss Fair, 1st e of Vine ^ »
Smith Walker 6., sawyer, r 345 Decatur ^ t
Smith Water (c), lab, r 191 Richardson SJS
l^!*K w^JJ^""' J^.\^i^^ Cot. Facfy, r 185 Elliott W «
Smith Walter E. (c), lab, r 68 N. BuUer W 0
o J.'^ ^alton H., farmer, r 43 Cooper
Smith Warren F.. elk The Bradstreet Co., bds 46 Houston
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-*1 Smith Wesley (c), wks Kimball House, r 127 E. Harris
^ Smith Wesley G. (Johnson & Smirh), bds 60 Fairlie
g ©Smith Whitford S , collector W. & W. Mnfg Co., r 181 E
M JJ Hunter . *
gjp Smith Wiley B., stock dealer with 0. C. S. Terhune, r 41
H^ Larkin
ftl ^ Smith William, farmer, r Greens Ferry av, W. E
>. 5 Smith William (c), lab, r 8 Mangum
fc r i°^?iu lfr^^^,^*°^ (^)^ shoemkr A. J. Delbridge, r 182 E. Ellis
-ifj ^ Smith William (c), waiter Kimball House
^ Smith William B.,U. S. Commissioner, Si Marietta, r 100
15 ^ ^ Chapel
^ CO Smith William B., supt and manager Atlanta Wagon
^ 'n and Timber Co., Ga. R. R., cor Butler
f °^}J^ William C, elk D. H. Dougherty, bds 100 Chapel; '
bmith William D , grocer, 30 Decatur, r 14 Moore I
Smith William D. ((c) grocer, 180 Decatur •
Smith William F. Rev., (c). r 19 Pettis i
Smith William I., teacher, r 156 S. Pryor '
Smith William L., wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 119 Davis
k >i Smith William M., carpenter Porter & Meakin, r 5 Newton
|X . Smith William P., boarding, 83 Decatur \
^ Smith William P., elk Pinson & Dozier, bds 15 E. Mitchell
<r Smith William R., cook Calhoun House ■. ; f
W Smith William R, brick molder, r Thurmond, se cor Da-
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Smith William R., journdist, r 173 Peachtree ' ' f
o°^.\^u S?I^J^ (°)» carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 8l Tattnall ''
bmith Wilhs (c), driver Megee, Johnson & Co., r 207
Mangum
Smith Wylie C, physician, r 16 Garnett "^
. Smith W. Davis, with Joel Hurt, bds 46Cooper '*
/ Smith W. Shan, with W. & W. Mnfg. Co., r 181 E. Hunter
^ Smith Zack H., car builder A-L. Ry, r 153 E. Hunter
r^ Smith & Liddell (R. H. Smith and D. W. Liddell), grocers
V^ and wood yard, 156 and 158 E. Harris
(/J Smith & Sons (S. F., N. F. andC. W. Smith), cotton buy-
^ ers, 99 and 101 Broad • ' , ' ^
\JL^ SMITH, see also SCHMIDT and SMVTH
WSmithers J. S., physician, bds Exposition House
Smithhoben John, machinist, ^bds 218 Elliott
»-H Smithton William, wks Winship & Son, bds 312 Mangum
P^Smyth George E., physician, 23 Collins
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?- ^t^r^ee^'^^'^"^ H., U. S. Commissioner, r 307 Peach-
Smythe Augustus, mer, r Lee, W E ^
Smythe William, wks E. Haiman
SMYTHE, see also SCHMIDT and SMITH
Sneed Alonzo C, with J. Keely, r 104 E. Peters
Sneed Emmett H., elk, bds 104 E. Peters
^need Gilbert H, bkkpr Pemberton, Iverson & Co, bds
Kimball House '
Sneed James (c), lab, r al n of W. Baker, w of Hayden
Sneed John, wks Porter & Meakin, bds 89 Terry
Sneed Lovick elk W. Laird, bds 59 E. Mitchell i
Sneed Percy C, bkkpr Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bds 135
b- r ryor
^need Sarah, wid Dudley, bds 29 Houston * -
Sneed Thomas, furniture dealer, bds 32 Moore j
Snelling J. Frank, painter, r 6 Spring - ! i
Snellings George E bkkpr J. Mabin, r 63 Gartrell '
Snellings William P wks W. S. Wilson & Bra, r country
:Snider Andrew J. (c), shoemkr L. Huff, r 158 W. Peters
Snider Thaddeus, bds 233 Jones
Snides William A., carpenter, bds 223 Jones
Snipes Charles, wks Atla. Cot Fact'y, r 28 Mechanic
^Snipes Jane, wid A. J., r 28 IVt^hanic
SNOOK PEYTON H., fomitur^ mattresses, etc , 7 and 9
Marietta, 12 and 14 Walton, r 165 N. Collins '
Snow C Mrs., wks B. Nathan, bds 4 Werner av
Snow Edward D., bds 58 Luckie '^ -^:
Snow Henry Y., mer, r 336 Peachtree T ?' ? ^ i
Snow Homer, office boy Hopkins & Glenn, bds 35 Church
Snow Kindness Mrs , wks Swift Specific Co., r Estate
InnL^^'^^v^V''^'^'''- ^/^^- ^ ^- ^^s ^ W. Mitchell
' ta«a ^ ^^"^ ' ^' Snowden, r 21J E. Ala-
Snowden W^niiam H., cotton broker, 21J t. Alabama, bds
iN^ni.?'''''^^ ?• (^^^s^i^-e & Snyder), r ^80 B. Cain' « .<i
SNYDER, see also SCHNEIDER ''
Sockwell Linton, wks E. VanWinkle & Co., bds 10 Rock
Sn^'^r^HoieU^'''''^^'"' ^^''''^®' ^® '^'''' diggers, r Simp-
Solomon Arnold (c), barber, r 220 Clarke * / ^
boiomon Henry, elk Begenstein & Kutz '
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Soloojon Jacob L., r 122 Nelson-. ' ; ... '"cwry
Solomon Julia Miss, elk Reeenstein & Kutz, r 122 Nelson
Solomon Leopold F, with Wellhouse & Son/bdp 19 W. Pe^
Solomon Mary (c). laundress, r 248 Crew
Solomon Oliver (c), barber M. Law, r 220 Clarke
Solomon Robert H., r 77 Crew
^^^^^^^^..^^^?^F ^- Jeweler/watchmkr and op.
c;n«, '''^ ^^1 Whitehall, r 262 Whitehall. (See covers.)
Somers Charles (c), drayman, r 123 E. Cain ^
booth Laura Mies, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Sorel Anna Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y .
Sorel Enoch, wks Atla. Cot. FactV •. '
Souder C. C, with New Home S. M. Co ' '
LuckVe'^^' ^'' ""'^^ ^* ^' -^"^^ ^ ^^°' ' ^^^^' °« <^o^
South Frank, wks A. St. Ry., r Luckie, Ist n of Mills
South Poole, r ns Fort, nr Pine
^ Southard Mary Mrs., seamstress, bds 168 Thompson
pouthern Advance, J. E. Brvant busmancrr • 97 1? tt««*^^
SOUTHERN AGMCULTralr WOMfs; E.^H?"m"at
c^^J^SSI' Marietta, opp Mills '
SOUTHERN BRANCH George F. Cram's Map and Picture
J«P<'*^Hndgin8& Talty, managers; W. Mitchell, ne cor
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SOUTBUERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ELOCUTION
q.. A^ ^?TO.®^ ^- ^- Schultze. director; 8 S. Broad
Southern Hotel Miss A. Gannon, propr; 6^ Decatur i
Soutthern Dental Journal, 44 Whitehall '
SOUTHERN EXPRESS 'cO., W. H. Clayton, supt; W
t.^vJSLS"!''^''*' *«*'• 30 and 32 E. Wall ^'
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE, Wm. Perrin Nicol-
i ^8on, M D., dean; es Porter al, n of Line
Southern Medical Record, cor Pryor and Hunter ' '^ '■
WMtelTa'lf °*^ Institute, J. W. Gurley, M. D., propr; 67
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COLLEGE, Wm. W. Champ,
propr ; 37i Peachtree. (See p. 83.) ^
Southwell Cesar (c), drayman, it 262 W. Hunter !
Sowers M. A. E., wid Felix, r 445Marietta ;
iHKAM JflPI^I^^Wholesale erocer & Conunianon Hercbant,
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&'ouo°^*^*^-V^'' ' 445 Marietta
KdTnO fKviS''^'' 20 W. Garnett
bd?^16?sS!r^^ ^- '" «<=<=0"ntant W. & A. R. R.. „
'^"frWrv ^f^ •^•' ^-^->-m 5, 6J Whitehall, bds ^
'^'eafhSr * ""■ (^"''""'^^' Spalding & Co.). r 204 C.
S/^^ urlv*^' ?S<'' ' 138 McDonongh ! &
Sparks^Ludlow E., inspector W. & A. R. R, bds 249 Man- ^
Cain "ut-^uer, Houston, nr limits, r 53 E. o*^
""'s'r. JS^" ^- -'" ^- "■"*»"• * C; bi. 35 w. p
lawjrers, 179 Marietta ^P®*^^« *°^ C. J. Simmons), •
Speed James W., r 302 E. Hunter "" • »^
Speed Thomas W., miUright, r 99 Stonewall ■ S3
'""'sttre'"''- -«--»« J-«ceX;Le Court, r «J
^''''ss^iuckie'*'" ""• ^'•' •'''' Cl»»-'>-l-. Boynton& Co., r
m nt^I^ ^" ^"^'^ T«^"e'. office state House, r
sfZl ?L'?*7^^ ^"ll ^'^oe™!^'. r SO Foster . .;: ':
bpeer John (c), lab. r 160 Fillmore i '
te TK^'°" ^^P\^"^' ' ^»i'»"'' CO' High t : '. •
Sn«r w?r *^ *f ^' Of J-penter, r 160 Fillmore '
fe ^\"'1?*J' o^'^ S'ate Treasurer, r 424 Peachtree
Speir Jack bkkpr Eddleman & Bowie r 15 N OolMn. ,
Spence John B., printer, bds 1] 6JWhtehail'
Spe^^thanJc. carriage i^fr, 4^^" 47 Decatur, r
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Spencer Allen J., collector, bds 17 E. Hunter
Spencer Alpheus S., watchman W. & A. E. R., r 19 Mark-
ham
Spencer Carey (c), lab, r 30 Biggers
Spencer Henry (c), driver E. P. Chamberlin
Spencer LeMerle, elk Ry M. S., bds 19 Markham
^U^^.^t55J^^^^^^ ^" ^^kpr A. B. Clarke, r 89 Rawson
SPENCER SAMUEL B., lawyer, 16^ Whitehall, r ss Fair,
2a e of Pulliam
Spencer Thomas, stenographer, r U Walker
Spencer Thomas J. (c), lab, r 275 Jones
Spencer William A., with Jones & McGuire, r ss Fair, 2d
6 of Pulliam
Spencer Zachary T., supt. School of Carpentry Clark Uni-
versity
Sperlin Frances Mrs., r 94 Rhodes i
Sperlin Levi J., molder, bds 94 Rhodes
Sperlin Martha, wid Aaron, bds 94 Rhodes '
Spiggs John (c), driver, r ss Fulton, 2d e of Eraser
^pillman Rebecca Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleis-
chel j , ,
Spinks Dallas H., engineer, r 120 Clarke
Spinks Hiram T., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 238 Haynes
Spinks James M., elk, r 25 Jones .
Spinks Lewis D., car inspector A-L. Ry, r 30 Howell '
Spinks Martha C, wid Lewis, r 96 Terry j
Spinks Nancy, wid Garrett, r 242 Haynes
Spinks William R. (Spinks & Owens), r 242 Haynes '
Spinks & Owens (W R. Spinks and S. C. Owens), junk
dlrs, 90 S. Broad "^
Spiro Joseph, elk E. Haiman, r 42 Walton
Spivey Albert (c), lab, r 24 Scofield
Spivey Fanny Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Williams.
nr North av
^P^^^J'., Jordan, fireman W. & A. R. R , r ns Cox, 1st w of
Williams i
Spivey Kate Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV, r Williams, nr
North av
Spivey Moses (c), lab. r 258 W. Mitchell f
Spivey William B., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Williams, nr
North av
Spratling Fletcher J., bkkpr,^bds Markham House
Spratling Redding A., elk T. S. Lewis, bds 87J S. Broad
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Sprayberry Brite, student, r 142 Thompson
H^tel ^ "^" ^P'"^" * ^°-^> ^^ Weinmeister
Sprenger S. J. & Co. (J. J. Sprenger and P. K Fraim->
mnfrs ale, soda and cider, 72 Peachtree "*'
ISrml n» ^^P.*'?* P''"''*'^ ('')• «« F°'t. n of Taylor
^241 Wheat ^^^'^"'^ ^''"^"*°°> ^^erson & Co.. r
Spurgeon Julius (c), waiter Palace Dining Rooms
Spurlin Ehza Miss, r 290 Marietta ^
Spur in Fanny Miss, r ns Rhodes, 2d e of Mangum . '
Spurlin Martha, wid Aaron, r ns Rhodes, 2d e of Mangum
Spyres George Mrs., r 18 N. Butler ^^augum
Squires James, engineer W. & A. R. R
Squires Smith (c), wks Curtis & Weitzell ' -
f f*^ !. ^eorge barkpr J. Domini, r 19 Whitehall
tetaflord Josie Mips, dressmkr Mrs. A. R. Nace
o. E J mf^'^ <^°)' brickmason, r 98 E. Cain
tetaflord Thomas (c), saloon, 15 Ivy. r 153 Wheat
tetagg Abraham, carpenter, r 140 Fillmore
Sta ings Alsey wid S. W., bds 83 Rawson :
tetallings David W., watchman A. & W. P. R. R., r 83
Kawson '
Stallln!! pT"'.^- ('^°^«8^^ ^ Stallings), bds 83 Rawson
fetallings Robert R., conductor W. & A. R. R
btamps Arthur (c), drayman, r 184 Markham
tetamps Jefferson (c), mason, r 225 W. Peters
fetanaps Robert (c), lab, r 209 Chapel
Qf o''^^''^ ^^^""^^^ <^)!. drayman, r es Bradley, 2d s of Irwin
btandard George C, foreman Porter & Meakjn, r 283 E.
Stanberry James (c), wks Ga P. R. R., r 95 W. Foundry
fetandish Josephine Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
fetanford Benjamin J., butcher C. J. Kicklighter
fetanford Elger (c), carpenter, r 9 Daniel
Stanford John R elk W. D. Bell, bds Exposition House
Stanford Joseph G. Q , school, 6 Bailey
Stanford Martha E. Mrs., grocer, 114 E. Cain
fetanley Alice Mrs., r 145 Loyd
Stanley Charles (c), lab, r 165 Marietta
Stanley Henry S., carrier P. O , r 41 W. Hunter
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Stanley John M., wks A-L. Ry, r Savannah, 2d e of Prisock
Stanley S. W. (Donald, McCreary & Co.) r Alabama
Stanton Green (c), wks Sou. Ex. Co., r 5 Cornelia
Stanton Joseph (c), waiter Mrs. M. A. McLean
Stanton Joseph B., student, r 157 Ivy
Stanton Louisa (c), laundress, r rear 110 Ellis
Stanton Patrick (c), carpenter, r 5 Cornelia
Stanton William L., mer, r ns Gordon, W. E ^
Stapler Clara, wid Richard F., r 252 W. Peachtree \
Stapler Prank, barkpr Exchange Saloon '
Stapleton Mary Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 84 W. Cain
Stapp S. J., car inspector A-L. Ry -
Stark Ernest (c), porter Pendleton Guano Co., r rear 31G
Whitehall
Stark James H., grocer. 208 Marietta, r 213 Marietta 1
Starke Alexander W., printer, r 58 Walton
Starke Georgia H. Mrs., with Christian Index, r 58
Walton
Starnes Henry E., policeman, r 72 Tattnall
Starnes James W., policeman, r 27 Larkin
Starnes John C, butcher, 234 W. Mitchell
Starnes Mahala, wid Joseph, r 189 Chapel
Starnes Robert A., barkpr A. A. Shields & Co., bds 11
Alabama tK
Starnes Shubil M., r 19 Stonewall
Starnes William A., Capt. Police, r 22 Larkin
Starr Courtland, with W. & W. Mnfg. Co
Starr Homer H., cotton buyer Z. A. Rice & Son, r 78 N.
Collins V
Starr Samuel S., book agt, bds 149 Mangum '
State House, Marietta, sw cor Forsyth
Stathan T. B., trav agt, r 43 Pulliam ^
Stedaway Eli (c), lab, r W. Fair, nr limits I
Steed Anna (c), laundress, r 236 W. Mitchell ' *|'
Steed George (c), lab, r al s of Fair, w of Chapel
Steele Aaron B. (A. B. Steele & Co.), r 359 Whitehall
Steele Anna (c), wks Cotton Factory, r 15 Johnson
Steele A, B. & Co. (A. B. Steele and G. V. Gress), lumber,
office and yard 75 W. Mitchell .
Steele Carrie (c), stewardess, r lie Wheat '* '
Steele H. B, bds Cannon House
O Elam Johnson headquarters for CHOICE TEHNBSSEB
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StegaURobert B , wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath. r Bell-G
Stegall Tandy, wks C. R. R' r 47 PhattoV,^ v, 7^
Steine George, butcher H. Karwisch r 202 O R p
Whitehall Steinheimer & Co., r 155
^''; Whthaf^"'' ^- '"P' ^^"''''"^^ & Sons, bds 150
^teinheimer Emanuel (L. Cohen & Po ^ r- ko rpu
^te:nhein.er Isaac (SteLhSt? t K'Jlef JsTC
Steinhejmer Jacob (X Steinheimer & Co.), r 191 White-
Steinheimer J. &Ca (J. Steinheimer and ) tobacco S^
and cigars, 52 Whitehall ''' ^"^'^ ti u
K^«iS!( *i *?•''''^ ^^^"^ Steinheimer and Alex U «
qto^K. i/^4^',''^°*^'°8' ^"^ 30 Whitehall 5 ?
Stepback Helena R., wid J. H., r 117 Newton K 0
Stephens James (c). porter G. S. Prior 0 ^
tse'"'""'' "*•• °'^^«^°P' W. U. Tel. Co., bds Kin,ballg f^
•Stephens John (J. Stephens & Co.), r 55 Jackson H !>
Stephens John & Co.. (5. Stephens and PF Clarke^ .hni ^
grocers, 41 and 43 E. Alabama ' ^^"^''■>' ''^°^
_Stephens Lewis CcV l«h, r 97 Spring
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g Stephens Samuel (c), lab, r 97 Spring
4 Stephens William, elk J. Stephens & Co,, r 236 Houston
5 Sterchi Alice E. Miss, private school, 271 Rawson
Z • Sterchi Julius H., bkkpr W. M. & R. J. Lowry, r 76 Crew
g g Sterchi Parmenion C, elk, bds 76 Crew
E ^ Sterling Emma (e), laundress, r 12 Plum
jJi ^^ Sterling Walter (c), helper W. & A. R. R., r Walton, nr
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g^ Sterling Whitfield T., physician, 106 Luekie' ^
Stevens Ada Mrs., r 8J W . Hunter
>* Stevens Alexander (c), brickmason, r 220 Eraser
Stevens Caleb W., driver F. M. Jack, r 169 W. Foundry
^ Stevens Calvin (c), cook, r 18 E. Mitchell
^ Stevens Charles W., carpenter, r 88 Greens Ferry av
Stevens Daniel (c), lab, r 152 Ga. R. R
Stevens Duty (c), laundress, r 154 Clarke
Stevens George T., carpenter, bds Anderson, se cor Terry^
Stevens Henry (c), drayman, r 30 Reed
Stevens Henry J., mer, r 185 W. Peters
Stevens I. L. B., elk W. H. Brotherton, bds 225 WhitehaU
Stevens John M., planing mill, 185 S. Forsyth
g Stevens John P. (J. P. Stevens & Co.), r 4 Wheat
Stevens Joseph (c), hostler B. E. Crane
^ Stevens Joseph, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Anderson, se cor
g" Terry
gPStevens J. P. & Co. (J. P. Stevens and ), jewelers, 34
8 Whitehall ^ *^ '
Stevens Louis 0., elk 34 Whitehall, r W. E
Stevens R. J., trainband W. & A. R. R
*S Stevens Sallie Miss, domestic J. S. Jacobson \
.S fl Stevens Shadrach (c), whitewasher, r 102 Decattir
-ll Stevens Sidney (c), drayman, r 30 Reed
CO o Stevens Thomas, watchman W. & A. R. R., r 20 Thurmond
o ^ Stevens Valentine (c), lab, r ss Houston, 3d e of Valentine
§ Stevens William (c), butler G. Winship
Stevens William P., dairy, r 64 Humphries
rT) Stevens Wilson (c), lab, r 152 Ga R. R
^ Stevenson Mary A., wid W. H., r 64 Fairlie
Stevenson M. E. Miss, missionary Storrs School, bds 104
Houston I
Q^Stevenson Robert (c), billiards, 32 Decatur, r 10 Ivy
r^ Stevenson Thomas,.wk8 Hunnitutt & Bellingrath !
.<^ Stewart Alexander, millwright, r 19 D^Alvigny
r^ OZZiS I I ^^^^^^ Engine, Cylinder. Kerosene and Head^
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Stewart Alfred J., printer, r 34 Rhodes
co' ctx"" ^' ^^''^''"■' * Smith), rW. Peachtree, nw
Stewart Annie MissAdressmkr Mrs. A. R. Nace
Stewart Bettie Miss.Vks Atla. Cot. Fact'v
Iffwft ^^-i^?^ ^*,^'"/° ^-^^ Ky- ' 19 New Wheat
ItZnr ^^'^^P-'k' ^,^- ^■ Dougherty, bds 201 Peachtree
r Weft End ' ^''''^^"^' Hunnicutt, ne cor Williams!
Stew^art Emma Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y,-r 73 W. Foun-
Stewart Emmet F., elk D. H. Dougherty, bds 201 Peach-
lllZtll f ""J'^'- ""'ll'^^ght Stewart & Bro., r 19 D'Alvigny
Stewart Frederick S., contractor, Fuller, nr W. & A. R R
r Gordon, se cor Ashley WE '
Stewart Goorge, brickmkr, r 9 Haynes • '
Stewart George W. (Stewart & Bro.), r 19 D'Alvigny
S ewart George W., barkpr, r 139 W. Fair ^
btewart Georgia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 127 Ma-
rietta . .
Stewwt^Grisham B. (Stewart & Johnson), and saloon, 163
^*^T»* ?*?/^/u°)' P°''" Robinson, Campbell & Co., r
rear 8 Markham '
Stewart James M , butcher, r 60 Powers
rietta"^'' ^'' ^^''^ Howard, Wood & Co., bds 61 Ma-
Stewart John J., butcher, 339 W. Peters
Stewart John 0., with Crane, Boylston & Co '
btewart John R., butcher, r 10 Bailev
^tZtll Jol^'^T carpenter A-L. Ry,'? 201 E. Hunter
tatewart J. A., printer P. G. Hancock
btewart Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Itf^f^* ^*"''?.-^ ' Pai'^'er, r Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
Stewart Mary Miss, wks Cotton Factory, r 73 W Foundry
Stewart Mary Mrs, bds 28 Mechanic • •'ounary
Stewart Mary A. Mrs., bearding, 28 Mechanic '
hall ■' ^'""'''' ^* ^' ^°^^y^^> bds 70i White-
Stewart Samuel, miller, r 19 W. & A. R. R
Stewart S. E., painter, bds 139 Pulliam' '
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S 8 leelUz p'l^'* -^u''-' <l'««««>kr. 298 Marietta '
« qt f» J ? ^ ' *'*'"P®'^'«''' ' 152 W. Baker
."= r 62Valto? '^•' ''*'"''"'• •'"'"^^'y' «*« ' ^3 Whitehall
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^St nson Isaac, (c), lab. r 47 Brick ^ ' ^'^ [
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Stocker&CastleberryCJno.D. Stocker and M T Castle'
STOCIClfe siVHS^r^'^-u^ Whitehall and 92Bn>Id "
STOCjm SAMm,^ca8h.er Atla. Cot. Fact'y, 48 Mari-
« I ^'^U^^T'^''' ^- ^^y''^ * Stockton), r Simpson." nr
> ll l^lt" ^'^u"^^- engineer Kimball House r 189 Davis
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Stoddard Alfred MwklEvt^ \v- l^'^^r,'' ''^ ^''^^^^
Stodghill James R ' SysiciL 2u' P^'" tP"'' 'u^' ^
Forsyth ' P^y^^cif^. 2oJ Peachtree, bds 58 N.
Stokes Anderson fc') lah r 9ft/i v r. n. -
If^^^^j ^- ^"•' '"^^ 103 N.' Collins
Stokes King (c),4^r l^lftaffi' ' :^''--*-'^
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Qf^^ ^^^y ^^^'^ boarding, 100 Walton
Stokes Missouri Miss hHa %± oY ^aiton
Stokes Thomas HcTi^ It ?on w ff^''
|ti jj^Lr i:\rf3 j^fc ^°-' ' ^ ^"«- ^^
& Eltblthb'mi's'^^^^'- ^-t'.- Bellwood
stone John (c) wks R S 'rJ*^""" ^""^ '•'^' ^ellwood
Stone Rogers (c)wkfR%Th'^P'**''' ' ^® ^ ^"^^^e^
Storrs ScU, V) 96 Hou^to?'''"^*'"' '■''" ^^0 S Pryor
fZl ?'°'? (°)' ""^^ J- Domini . .'
STOljT°Ki^'2.'f V^'''. ^ 29 Pettis •
'^^wfin^Sf ^ ^•' ^^"^^ ^«1 ^1^^ P- O., bds Hotel
sSf/"-- ^^^^^ . 172 Haynes
S ovall FrantV ''^ ?'?'*°'' ^<J« ^3 Harden
ImAL^aEOBGE M^"- tZ' I ?" « ^^ ^67 E. Hunter
Stov'Ti ^'-"amaT2%ck"sot '"'" *""^ ^""^ -"' ^6
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Stovall William F., baggage master W. P. R. R , r 267 E.
Hunter
Stowe W. L„ conductor A-L. Ry
Stowe W. P. (Walden & StOwe), r Chicago, 111
Stowers Ella Miss, r 348 Decatur
. Stowers John T., sewing machine agt, bds 348 Decatur
Stowers Thomas J., wks Ga. R. R., r 348 Decatur
Stradley Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 15 Bartow
Stradley Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 15 Bartow
btradley Mary, wid David, r 15 Bartow
Stradley Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 15 Bartow
straight Anna, wid James, r 24 Haygood al •
Strainer Mary F., wid W. M., r 43 W. Harris ^
Strange Fanny, wid William E , r 23 Stonewall
Strauss Augusta Mrs., r 50 S. Broad
Strauss David, with E. W. Marsh Jr., r 72 E. Fair
Strauss William, wks Shuttles Bros. Mnfe Co r 51 S
Broad
Street Charles H., engineer, bds Ponder av, bey limits
Street George R., elk W. & A. R. R., bds Cannon House
Street George T., carpenter, r 94 Windsor
Street JabezC, with AC. & B. F. Wylv, r 20J E. Alabama
Stribling Charles, yardman Kimball House
Strickland Alice Miss, seamstress, r 19 Henrv
Strickland Eliza, (c), laundress, r 132 Ellis "
Strickland George (c), carpenter, r 305 W. Mitchell
Strickland John W., tinner W. J. Wood, r 32 W^ Peters .
Strickland Lewis (c), wks A-L. Rv, r 126 E. Cain
Strickland Robert M., elk J. A. Watson & Co., bds 22i W.
Mitchell . .
Strickland Stephen (c), lab, r 233 Foster
Strickland S. E., conductor A-L. Ry
Strickland William (c), wks A-L. Ry, r 126 E. Cain
Strickland William (c), wks Maddox, Rucker & Co , r 82
Forsyth '
Strickley Alfred (c), lab, r 206 Tattnall . . ..
Stripling Charles (c), waiter Calhoun House ^l '
Stroeger Irvin (c), lab, r Randolph, se cor Irwin . .
Stroeger May (c), lab, r Randolph, se cor Irwin 1 *
Stroemer Lizzie Mad., r 13 S. Collins t
Strom Alida Miss, housekpr A^ M. Robinson, r Cedar, nw
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Strong Catherine B., wid E. B. r 76 E Hnnf^r 7^
Strong James (e), driver Niles & Tryon • '^
Strong Jeremiah (c), cook Kimball House, r 241 McDon- ^
Strossier George, r rear 62 Tattnall * O
^^''^Ho^se^''"'^^''' ^''* ^^^''''''^ ^ ^^""^^^ bds MarkhamPl
o J^^^^ (; H^amilton, policeman, bds 109 Decatur . <XI
Stroud Martha, wid Orion, bds 30 Robinson fit
Stroud Seaborn A., watchman, r 47 Howell ZS
% MarTettf ^' ^'''^^ "^^ ^' ^' ^''^^^ pbysicians, O
Stroup Alexander W., wks F. S. Stewart, r country
S rnuS W }l? ^-^^^^P^^i.^.^ W. & A. R. R.. r 79 Stonewall ' "
btroup William R., machinist, r Marietta, 3d n of Ponder 2
Stuart David, wks B. C. Frye & Co., bds W. E
Stuart Augustus C, packer M. C. & J. F. Riser & Co., t>
J air, cor lerry •- « p
Stuart Louise Miss, hair mnfr, 66^ Whitehall, r 126 S. For- E ^
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Stubblefield John J., elk J. J. Williams & Co., bds 17 S. §
Stubblefield Louisa, wid W. T., r 97 Lnctie " S
75 Raws^n ""^^ Longley^ Robinson & Co., r rear
Stuchlik Joseph, candymkr F. E. Block, r 70 Nelson
KTv.^r'^^?*?'^'"^' 7'^ F- ^- ' 67 feachtree
Stultz Charles, lab, r es Jones al, 2d s of Magazine
Sturges James C, with 8. P. Richards, r 37 Jones
Styles Henry (c), lab, r 36 Bradbury
Sullivan Ann, wid Christopher, r 26 Haynes
k!?°o« ^"***'P''®'"' salesman M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co.,
Das 26 Havnes _
t^]v'""^ S5°^*^J ^^^P*' ^- * ^- ^- R - »• 249 Decatur *^
Sn 3^^ Edward J tailor J. Lynch, r 228 W. Mitchell
bullivan George (c). lab, r 136 Elliott - , •
Sullivan Ella Miss, r 128 E. Hunter i •
buUi^an George W. (Geo. W. Sullivan & Co.), r 315 S.
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f*a Sullivan Joseph A., elk J. E. Johnston & Co.. bds 124 Peach-
Sullivan Julia, wid James, r 165 Fillmore ' 1
Sullivan Maggie Miss, r 128 E. Hunte" j I
Su hvan Patrick, car inspector Ga R R r 12S P tt. ' *
Q Edgewood (^«'"" & Summers), r Flat Shoal rd,i
In^^"'^ i*"®? ^•' <=''^' Ms 149 W. Baker
Summers Joseph (c), lab, r 5 Ivy
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Broad '''^*'^^*'' ^- H. Williams, propr; 30i S.
© fnf* S"^® (c),portet r 117 Church I
S ?„"Sn^ J^o1."^.^il^-?)^'.|| S: Pryor, r 37 Reed '
Fair ^ '^'
Sutton John (cj,' wks Mickelberry^A Whitlock,
r 256 E.
Sutton Mary Mrs., r 211 Peaohtree
-S Snf J^'' Tv-r*^ (?)■ ^*''' ' 37 Beed
•^ Sntf.^n w- r*"" S^' ^^^ Markham House !
H l^o S^'"i»™ H., student, bd^ 143 Walton '
g Swann. Freeman (c), shoemkrl Antt? r rear 92 B.
dam Johnson ^^^' ^^^^^^ Ain> tobacco*!
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SW^ylMES, pres AtlT^ITN^S^iirBl^^^^Q
Swannjames W, bkkpr.Keiler, Rushing & Co.. r Kirk- H
Swann John H.. adiuster New Home S M r« • O
'"*K^r?^^V-' '^'^ M-^-^ Bank of Atlanta, r^^
i:aTe''F?Stcftrr'^4^r-2^2S^^^ r 32 Ga R. R KJ
Swayne Jordan (c). lab frear 27^ m/"""
Swearingen Frances a.' wfd T A ?fifi f ""t-
Sweat Daniel M., carnenrer, r i^-'Emott
Sweat James, driver J 8 Mnrrt. * a ^
Sweat Mahala Mrafr ef •iHn;*be^?i^iS""V • . ■
bweat Riley, carpenter, bds es Tnmii« k t -.
9w ft t"""*' ri'^i^u^' ^^ 78 Crew ^
iwfeTcSA^RU%'*'w ^°!i*"' 2d n of Old Wheat
SwilShar"ei^^vi?^r?sS^^^^ ''• W> ' ^07 Jon.s '
ington ^ ^'^^^ Specific Co., r 13 Wash-
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Sw ^f C R°'^n ^•' ''^ggf ge'^aster A-L. By, r Cornelia
o ■ 1 Y: ^•' engineer A-L. Bv vomeua
fewint George A., fireman A-L. Ry
Sykes Ale«nd:r\'e?arr^l'&^ '''^ '' ^- °"- . ^f
Symmes Susan, wid Geo^e; r ilf S fi'road ^'"^'°''
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S Talbot Frank (c), candymkr Johnson & Stallings, r 14
^ Pettis
0 0 Talbot John, driver stmr No. 3, r E. Fair
g 0 Talbot John (c), shoemkr, r 14 S. Terry
H ♦* Taliaferro Peter (c), well digger, r ws Terry, 2d s of Crum-'
g OJ ley
§ ^ Taliaferro Ralph (c), wks W. & A. R. R., r 18 Chapel
^Taliaferro Valentine H., physician, 170 S. Pryor, r 180
go S. Pryor
^ "STalley Algernon S., elk, r 151 S. Pryor '
^ Talley William M., buyer Smith & Jones, r Jamestown
g A Tallulah Fire Steamer No. 3, 14 N. Broad
S m Talmage Ann P. Mrs., boarding, 58 N. Forsyth !
H CQTalty Peter G. (Hudgins & Talty). r W. Mitchell, nw cor
g Forsyth
^ Tanks Ervine W. (c), barber M. H. Bentley, r 26 N. Collins
hfl TANNER, CURRIER & HEATH (W. J. Tanner, C. E.
^ Currier, W. A, Heath and E. S. Riley), whol grocers,
§ Pryor, se cor Line i
TANNiER 0. HENRY, lawyer, notary public and ex offi-
r cio justice of the peace, 16^ Whitehall r
V] TANNER JOSEPH B.. real estate, r 93 Fort 1 I
>"^ Tanner Starling T., wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r ns Mays
<f] al, 2d wof Elliott ^ k
^7^ Tanner Thompson (c), lab, r rear 157 Decatur ^
1 T I Tanner William J. (Tanner, Currier & Heath), r 28 E.
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Tappan Curtis B., agt, r 279 Luckie
Tappan William L. (England, Jelks & Tappan), r 73 Foster
_vO Tarrant Terry, molder Porter & Meakin, bds ss W. Simp-
^K) son, cor Hulbert
Tarrant Thomas T., carpenter, bds ss W. Simpson, cor
h-T' Hulbert
^i— -I Tarrant William W., carpenter, r ss W. Simpson, cor Hul-
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Tartar Richard (c), lab, r 30 Riggers t
rA Tarver Mildred Miss, portrait painter, bds 85 N. Collins
^^Tate Charles (c), carpenter, r 39 AUac
[rJTate George W., wks Fairbanks & Cox, r Jamestown
WTate James (c), grocer, 220 Decatur
Tate Jennie, wid E. B. D., i^39 W. Simpson f
I— H Tate John (c), porter, Adair\fe Bro., r 74 Gilmer
/■y^Tate-Joseph (c), wks Treadwell, Armistead & Co., r 41
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Taylor Ada Miss, dressmkr, bds Exposition House
Taylor Atphonso A wks planing mill, r 36 N* Butler
laylor J^mmet D., blacksmith Jones Carriage FactV
Taylor Florinda Mrs. (J. J. Williams & Co.), r Stone
Mountain \
Taylor F. B., train hand W. & A. R. R j JTt
Taylor George (c), butler J. E. Brown, r rear 1^7 Wheat m
Taylor George H., house mover, bds 118 W Petesrs ' I"!
Taylor George W., lab, r 64 E. Baker
Taylor Howard (c), wks R. Green, r 5 Ivy
Taylor Jackson T., lawyer, r 177 Whitehall ,
Taylor James, wks Longley, Robinson & Co., i 183 Fill-
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Taylor Jenny (c), chambermaid Air Line House
Taylor John, helper A-L. Ry ^ ,
Taylor John L., housemover, bds 118 W. Peteri '
Taylor John T., carpenter, bds 302 E. Hunter I
Taylor John T., coppersmith A-L. Ry, r 144 Fillmore
laylor Joseph (c), lab, r rear 36 Bradbury
Taylor Jupiter (c), lab, r Wheat, se cor Randoli)h
Taylor Levi (c), driver Ristine & May f
Taylor Mack J. (M. J. Taylor & Co.), r 184 Mclfonald
Taylor Melissa Mrs , laundress, r 20 W. Cain f S «
Taylor Milton, housemover, r 118 W. Peters I b
Taylor M. A. Mrs., dressmkr M. Rich & Bro., r- 170 W h *
Hunter ; ;, 'j 'S
Taylor M. J. & Co. (M. J. Taylor and F. J. Ansley), mdse S" 5
brokers, 20J E. Alabama \'''^' S S
Taylor Newton J., wks W & A. R. R., r 48 W. Simpson ;, g
Taylor Philip E., bkkpr. bds 77 E. Garnett i £ f
Taylor Robert (c), wks Ga Ice Mnfg Co . f g g,
Tayler Samuel (c), waiter, r Solomon, e of FrastT ff
Taylor Sarah J., wid Clinton, r 46 E. Hunter ^ g g
Taylor Sidney, wks Telephone Exchange, bds 64 E. Baker 0-3
Taylor Susan, wid J. H., r 292 Peachtree i m^
Taylor Thomas H., saloon, 7 N. Broad, r 13 Chapel, W. E 2 ^
Taylor Thomas L , wks M. J. Taylor & Co , bds 64 E. Baker I 9
Taylor Thomas M., scalemkr, r 138 Crew , S |
Taylor Toulmine W., bkkpr J. J. Williams & Qo., bds 124 * ''
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;5 ^ 9S w^ ff ^'V *«* -.i'^^'y ""'^ «^e stables, 24, 2&
© m .*5? ^° "^^ Hunter, r 46 E. Hunter rSeo n 7fi •>
^ i . iirK' P^ess'nan A. M. Bergstrom
- 1 eat Wiley A., printer A. M. Berestrom, r 34 Rhodes '
?!,^!f" J'^TSr ^•', *^^?P' W- ^"Tel. Co., r 100 wfndflor
t!uT K ^""""i ^V Y^^y• * A- R- R-. r 20 Bock j M
Teit ebaum Adolph, elk M. Rich A Bro., r 174 S. Forsyth
Teitlebaum John H, bds 174 S. Forsyth ^
reitlebaum Louis, elk Elsas, May & Co
Teitlebaum Morris, bkkpr Elsas, May & Co., r 166 Thomp-
a,?*}*f^^^*°5° William manager W. Rich, r 174 S. Forsyth'
r^ HH'u^''^'"^''^ (")' ^at*. f 24 High o-i-orsym
^ Tell John (c), r ss E. Harris, nr limits ♦
TEM^ F^ROBfr't w^' ?•• ?• ^'*^''«"'' ^^' 67 Wheat ^
i^n?n?^W^ ?•' ^^'''^ engineer The Richmond &
HoSIe ^^**''^'"° C"' 50 N. Broad, bds KimbaU
Tenant^Annie Mra, wks Elsas, May & Co-'s Cotton Fao-
tory, r 19 Elsas Cotton Factory ^ ^"^
^f^°/»°° Henry (c), fireman A-L. Ry, r 290 Jones
t!^i, *^ ^n"^^-' P*^5'?' Reynolds & McKenzie
«r. t!^^ ^*°'"^'^' o '^, .•^*'"®^' >• 205 W. Peters ■■ ! i
50 Terhune Owen C S., livery and sale stable, 24 W. Ala-
'" T Tt *'"*.^^ Forsyth, bds 124 Peachtree ' tT
Terrell Augustus G. (c), barber P. Maltry, r 300 W. Mitch-
Tprr!}} ?.°''"^/ ^'^''^ ^?> ^y'^^h** Lea, r 18 Randolph ^
Terre 1 James (c) janitor Centennial Building
Terre 1 John (c), lab, r 179 Fraser ^
j^ lerrell Lynch M., division supt Ry Mail Service TT s'
O Terre Matthew (c). lab, r 27?^. Calhoun . j
Terre Tobv (c), wks Milburn Wagon Co., r Walker ' ^
© Terrell Zachariah T., conductor wftfe A. R. r""""'^
to filflTT) Johnson *''*^ ^^'''^y *"* Craeken.
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Terry Mary T., wid Norman, r 32* W Mit/.hoii
S"y Milford (c). lab. r 293 'Bandt^h**'*'*''"
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a^^ THE READING ROOM, B. C. Johnson, 22 Marietta '.
M S THE RICHMOND AND DANTILLE EXTENSION CO., J.
gj W. Johnston, vice-pres and general manager; H. C.
St Ansley, cashier; 59 N. Broad ' '
g^ THE SINGER MNFG. CO., Geo. W. Leonard, agt; 42 Ma-
^ rietta
^ ^ THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO., A. H. Tyler, man-
n ager; organs, pianos, etc; 27 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
23 0 The Sounhern Cultivator and Dixie Farmer, Alabama, sw
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* S TJae Southern World Publishing Company; ofl5ce 31^ S.
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m (8 The Tallapoosa Copper Reduction Co.; office, room 2, Brown
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S The Walker Iron and Coal Co., room 4, 38 E. Wall
^ THE WEEKLY DEFIANCE (c), J. H. Brown, editor; 41^
Km N. Broad
r* Thibedeaux Joseph H., bkkpr W. & A. R. R., r 124 Crew
^ Jg Thigpen Benjamin F., surveybr, r 77 Greens Ferry av
^r* Third Baptist Church, 31 Jones av
i*4 Third Presbyterian Church, ss Baker, bet Luckie and Ma-
^^ rietta
ZSm Thomas Adolph (c), waiter Kimball House ' " '
^ Thomas Albert (c), hackman,rws Butler, 2d s of E. Har-
P ris
Thomas Alexander S., collector, r 14 McAfee > ' I
Thomas Altie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel
Thomas Alvinzi G., pastor Church of Christ, r 80 PuUiam
Thomas Amadea L , with Whitner & Clarke, r Washing-
f\ ton, nr limits ]
sj Thomas AiM^rew Cc), lab, r Smith, nw oor Crumley .
25 Thomas Benlamin F. (c);, shoemkr H. Sutton, r 5 Ivy
^ Thomas Benjamin J. (c), porter Beck^ Gregg & Co., r De
^O catur
^ Thomaa Carrie (c), wkfl Cotton Mill, r Foandry, nr R. Bv
lil Thomas Carrie C, wid L. P. Sr., bds 126 S. Forsyth
1^ Thomas Clarke S., tra^ agt John Stephens & Co ^ bds 13
HE. Alabamsr H i
- Thomas C. V., wid C. P., r 32^ W. Mitchefl
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Thomas ^aniel (c) porter r al n of Luckie, w of Orme
McDaniir Lochrey, r ss Glenn, 3d w of
Thomas Edward (c), wks Traynham & Ray •
Thomas Edward C, r 9 W. Alabama \
Thomas Edward G., elk Ry M. S., r 113 Peachtree I
Thomas Edwin (c), carpenter, r 28 Scofield L
Thomas Elijah (c), hall boy Kimball House '
Thomas Elizabeth D wid W. S., r es Wilson, bey limits
Thomas Evans, (c), lab, r 39 Bell
Tkomas E. A., wid J. H., bds 127 S. Prvor
Thomas E. B., trav agt, bds l34 W. BaSer
Thomas Francis M., patternmkr A-L. Ry. r 56 Bell
Ihomas George (c), porter Pinson & Dozier, r 48 W. Hun-
ter ' .
Thomas George (c), lab, r 287 Fort
Thomas George I., ins agt, r 64 E. Mitchell
THOMAS GEORGE S., lawyer, 2i Marietta, r 38 McDon-
ough . '
Thomas George (c), lab, r ss Raspberry
Thomas Harrison (c), lab, r 13 Elliott ' •
Thomas Henry (c), wks A-L. Ry, r 48 Johnson
1 homas Henry (c), lab, r ns Foster, 2d e of Fort
Thomas Henry W., furniture dlr, r 406 WliitehaU
Thomas Isaac (c) porter W. & A. R. R., r rear 77 Ga. R. R
Lbomas Isaiah (c), lab, r 135 Markham
Thomas Jackson, lab, r 166 Fillmore v >
Thomas Jacob (c), lab, r rear 230 Martin T
Thomas James (c), lab, r 46 W. & A. R. R ^'
Thomas James W., trav agt, r 72 Crew ' ^
Thomas Jefferson (c). wksM. Barwald & Co , r 27 Wallace
Ihomas John (c), drayman Stewart & Smith, r 279 Raw-
son J \
Thomas John (c), engineer Atla. Flour Mills
Thomas John (c), porter S. T. Grady, r Decatur, cor Ivy
Thomas John (c), lab, r 6 Ivy ^
Th6j3aas John C. (c), barber W. B. Finley •
Thomas Joseph (c), lab, r 248 Crew
Thomas Kinchen (c), wks Maddox, Rucker & Ca: r 82
Forsyth
Thomas K. H. Miss, artist, 324 S. Broad
Ihomas Lawrence (c). lab, r 283 McDonough
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Thomas Lee C, butcher, bds 24 Hunt
Thomas Levi (c), wks Ballards' Restaurant
Thomas Louis H., brickmason, r 162 W. Hunter
THOMAS LOUIS W., lawyer, rooms 3 and 4, 15 E. Ala-
bama, r 69 Forrest av
Thomas Lovick P., dep sheriff, City Hall, r 55 E. Peters
' Thomas Lovick P. Jr., trav agt, bds 65 E. Peters
Thomas Maria A., wid G. L Sr., bds 64 E. Mitchell
Thomas Martha, wid William, r 81 Haynes
Thomas Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y -
Thomas Mary E. Mrs., wks Cotton Mill, r 221 Haynes
Thomas Neal (c), drayman, r 52 Hulsey
Thomas Orrin (c), baker Kimball House
Thomas Oscar (c), painter, r 5 Ivv k -
Thomas Peyton (c), lab, r 49 Brick I
Thomas Rachel Mrs,, bds 85 Houston ^
Thomas Robert (c), drayman Morris & Bro., r Harris, cor
Calhoun
Thomas Robert S., carpenter E. Van Winkle, r ws Marietta,
nr Ferry
Thomas Robert S, porkpacker, r 24 Hunt 1.
Thomas Robert T., tailor Hirsch Bros., r 68 Davis '
Thomas Sallie Miss, with Wellhouse & Fleischel,
Mayson Ferry rd, Bellwood
Thomas Samuel (c), drayman Jordan & Cranston
Thomas Scipio (c), lab, r 89 Martin
Thomas Seaborn (c), waiter G. Chisolm
Thomas Sheppard (c), lab, r 500 Ella
Thomas Susan Mrs., domestic J. T. Huggins
Thomas Thomas (c), lab, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E
Thomas Thomas (c), carpenter, r 306 Irwin
Thomas Thomas (c), driver E. Johnson ^^
Thomas Thomas L., engineer Ga. R. R , bds 31 Moore
Thomas Walton (c), wks J. J. Mullan
Thomas Wiley (c), rock mason P. Lynch
Thomas William (c), drayman, r 299 Fort
Thomas William (Frizzell & Thomas), r
limits
Thomas William B.. elk W. & A. R. R., r 68 Mangum
Thomas William M , carpenter, r ns Mayson Ferry rd,
Bellwood
Thomas Zachariah (c),drayman, > 33 Parsons
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Ihomason Josenh B \ih r o^u x. I- J
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Thompson Anna Miss, seamstress rll Pn».. ►— ?
Thompson Britton W., carpenter r 49 Tr,-„ ' uJ
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^^pson Ueorge B , foreman W. H. Scott; bds 132 S JJ
Thoj^n George W.. stonemason/r cor Nox^h a^ se Cal- M
ThoSn g'-^^"' '««taurant, 148 Decatur ^ «S
ThZlZ Hkrmo^TA T'"" ^"^'^^"'^ ^t. Church g M
,, 60^rAlfbTm2 ^'^' ^'''""' ^* I°« Mnfg Co., r rear § J*
Thompson Harry W, elk J. M. High ' ►a
'"''"rieC ''*"° ^- ^«*<=^'°'^'. 328 Marietta, r 330 uj^
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THOMPSON JAMES B., grocer and butcher, 136 E. Hun-
^^aon Jerry (c). restaurant. 16 Ivy
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♦i Thompson John, r 19 Irwin
eg"* Thompson John (c), blacksmith W. K. Booth, r 28 Hil-
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— t Thompson John B., mer, r 15 Bell t
Oh Thompson John R., bailiff W. M. Butt, r 159 Thompson
g ^ THOMPSON JOHN S., dentist, 37i Whitehall, r 20 Mc
[fi- Donough
— S Thompson John W., with F. E. Block, r 68 Perry
p Thompson Joseph physician, r 238 S. Pryor
"■ Thompson Joseph Jr. (Cox, Hill & Thompson), bdsKim-
^ bjul House
Thompson Joseph L., carpenter, r 82 Elliott
^Thompson J. Edgar, elk Cox, Hill & Thompson, r 210
jtf Peachtree
-♦5 Thompson J., wks E. Haiman
5 Thompson J. M., mer, r 439 W. Peters
C/1 Thompson Leonard M., grocer, 196 Decatur
Thompson Mollie Miss, dressmkr, r 54 Castleberry
Thompson Nelson (c), waiter J. Neal, bds 109 S. Pryor
Thomson Peter W. (c), porter W. & A. R. R
Thompson Rebecca, wid William, r 25 Irwin
g Thompson Reuben (c), wks Atlanta City Brewing Co.
Thompson Richard P., carpenter Porter & Meakin, r 236
-^ E. Hunter
-c* Thompson Robert, pres Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills, r
gP Nashville, Tenn
g THOMPSON ROBERT G., restaurant, James Bank Block,
6 fronting R. R., r 49 N. Calhoun. (See fly B.)
Thompson R. M. Mrs., groceT, 285 E. Fair
o Thompson Scott, carpenter A-L. Ry, bds Gunby, 4th n of
.S (3 Decatur
^'S Thompson Thomas C, with S. M. Inman & Co., bds cor
°2 g. Jones and PuUiam _
J ^ Thompson Thomas J., policeman, r 122 Haynes
§ Thompson Warren R. D., physician, r 285 E. Fair ^^^^
Thompson William (c), drayman, r 112 Thompson '
rr) Thompson William, carpenter, r Greens Ferry av, se cor
y^ Holland
^Thompson William, tinner J. Warlick & Son
^^ Thompson Willis W., grocer, 190 Decatur
rV^Thompson Wyatt E., with W. B. Burke, r 78i Whitehall
f^ Thompson W. P., engineer W. & A. R. R _^
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'^^"'mtchel?''^''''^ ^' ^""^^ ""^^ ^^® Bonanza, r 254 W.
Thomson^ Janney W. (Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.), r 152 S.
Thomson Rush, machine shop, 226 Marietta, bds 350 Ma-
rietta ^ j i
TiirnTni^«""'"*'«- (Candler & Thomson), r 417 Peachtree
Thornhill Sasan Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
IhZ'^l"'^ Eugene H. (Lynch & Thornton), r 109 S. Pryor
Thornton Henry (c), lab, r rear 169 W. Mitchell
Thornton James (c), lab, rFormwalt, 1st n of Crumley
Thornton Jerome B., candymkr P. E. Block, bds Irvin,
Thornton Jesse (c), teacher, r ws Ira, 5th s of Crumley
is?™ ^^ Maggie Mrs., dressmkr, r 184 Elliott
THORNTON MARCELLUS E., propr Post Appeal, For-
syth, cor Walton, bds Kimball House
Thornton Mary R., wid Simeon, r 123 W. Peters
Thornton Robert (c), hostler C. E. Boynton '
Thornton Sarah Miss, domestic W. G. Drake '
Thornton Scott T., wksPost Appeal, r 123 W. Peters
Thornton Vincent P., mess Sou. Exp. Co., r 262 W. Peters
Thorp Peter, elk H. Seltzer
THRALL WILLIAM R., sec The Ga. Chem. and Mining
Co., bds Markham House j
Thrash Dora Miss, r 7 Mangum \ '
Thrash I -"yrence B., pressman A. M. Bergstrom, r 17 Tatt-
nall ..r
Thrash Oliver (c), lab, r 32 W. Simpson
Thrash Richard (c), farmer, r 66 W. Peters
Thrash William H., engineer W. & A. R. R., r 152 W.
Hunter
Thrasher Benjamin (c), lab, r 95 Humphries
Thrasher Emanuel (c), drayman, r 205 Glynn
Thrasher George (c), stone mason, r ws Humphries, 2d n
of Austins al
Thrasher Harris (c). blacksmith, r rear 45 Gullatt
Thrasher John (c), drayman, r 240 E. Fair
Thrasher Oscar, wks Elsas, May & Cos Cotton Factory, bds
D. Fulton Cotton Mill grounds
Thrasher Young (c), driver J. C. Bridger, r 225 Glenn
Ihrone Daniel T., carpenter, r junction Old and New
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Thrower James G., plasterer, 12 Loyd, r 65 Whitehall
OKJ Ihrower J imes K, printer A. M. 'Bergstrom, bds 159 E.
Hunter
Thrower Thomas L., machinist, r 30 W. Mitchell
1 hurman Alice Miss, wks Atla. Cot. FactV
"O Thurman B. H., student, bds 264 Jones
X Jpurman Charles, wks E. Van Winkle & Co , r 60 Mays al
^Thurman David, watchman C. R. R., r 42 Venable
"-^'lurman Fendal D., dentist, r 79 Smith
(f) Thurmau George, marble cutter Walsh & Patterson Bros.,
r 12 Rhodes
Thurman Irene L. Mrs., bds 265 Peachtree
ji Thurman James, bds ss Simpson, 3d e of Haynes
C 1 hurman James C, barber, 200 Marietta, r 55 Mays al
- ■ Thurman James M., elk C. R. R , bds 13 Rock
I ^°^^°^*^ James M., policeman, bds Luckie
1 hurman John A. Rev., pastor Loyd St. Ch, r 77 Mays al
J*J 1 hurman John T., marble cutter Walsh & Patterson Bros..
■ — r 12 Rhodes
S Thurman John W., r 223 Luckie
Thurman Julia W. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact v
#nmu ''"^^'^ Laura C. Miss, wks Atla Cot. Fact'y
•^ mu ^°^^^ ^^^^i® W' wks Atla. Cot. FactV
^ Thurman Nathan (c) (Thurman & ^Howard), r 29 Thur-
4^ mond
CC Thurman Newton D., machinist, r 28 Markham
— - 1 hurman Priscilla A., wid James, bds 12 Rhodes |
Om^^^*^ Vanna, wks Atla. Cot. Facfy
'^ Thurman William W. (Thurman & Collier), r ss Simpson,
^ 3d e of Haynes
III Thurman & ColHer (W. W. Thurman and T. J. Collier),
Z saloon, 210. Marietta
5 Thurman <fe Howard (c) (N. Thurman and P. Howard),
O blacksmiths, 211 W. Peters
2 r^^^o^^^ Edward M, reporter The Bradstreet Co., r 229
5 ^ S. Pryor
g Thurston Harry M., elk The Bradstreet Co., bds 229 S
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• ?• kK^ i^'^li*?T.^> ^'^^^ *«*' ^ ^^ sw cor Amos, W. E
^ Tibba W. H. (Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin). r Dalton. Ga ^.
2 BLIM JOHNSON, ^^^^-^".oS
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Tidwell Amanda L., wid Sheppard, r 30 Wklker i S
T ^I il p'^l**' l^^y^^' ^i Whitehall S
T ft Fii^'H*'?? ^•' f"^^'' ' 150 S. Forsyth 5
Peartree""' ""^^^ ^'^''^ ^'^'' ^i Wh^itehall, r 411 2
T,fc B*"'?^ ^r-- (°)' J*'^''"' Holland & Son " ,^
T W fr*' ^- .'*^'°°'^' 94 W. Peters, r 71 W Peters S
T er /rr't ^\ C^)' °"P«nter, r 106 Windsor ^
lUlery Jerry (c), lab, r rear 100 Walker S
Tille^^^ George P., weigher Smith & Sons, r 12i W. Mitch- g
™S."pryof ^' **^-' P'-°P""«tre«« Air Line House, 49 i»
"""'churS'lWow^r (<=)■ P-tor Mt. Pleasant Baptist
^"^"HuSer '*"' ^" <'"P«'^'«'- Po'tw & Meakin, bds 214 E.
Tilton Berry (c), lab, r rear 52 Ga R. R "'
?r«rT?' ^'''i:^^''' brickmason Court House "
?^!, wT'^ (*'^ ?°''«' W- W. White
Tines Wilham H. (c). shoemkr, 47 S. Broad, r 264 Peach- . ^
Tinsley Elizabeth, wid Dr A . r 311 Wheat. C*^
Tins ey Sebastian wks E. Van Winkle* Co r 3ri Wh.«f S"
TiwY, ^r^ ^- t'^'^' dre^^^nkr^SLu^ckfe' ' ^" ^'''** R»
TiEln-t^f ''"^••7'f ' E^Haiman. r 39 W. Foundry gu
iiscnmann Aaron, tailor. Si Whitok.n , ion mC^T ' W. ^
T^d aT & ^bV^I°^^ * 5'S^' ' W^JI^^'' J""" W. Peters P J
, jut W *pSs^''- ^- *'^'' ^- ^- T'^'^)- «^«=«". Walkex, 0 J
£2Jijgj^y E., wid Henry W.. r 71 Mari«f.f. J
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Todd John C, elk J. C. Fuller, bds 232 W. Peters
pfters ^' ^*^^ * ^''**-*' *■ ^«^^«'"' J'i"c W,
T^l1f«,7or^^* (c).wks Swift Specific Co., r 68 Butler
lolbert Clmtoa C, driver etmr Mechanic No. 2. r 83 E
Alabama
Tolbert James J. (J. J. Tolbert & Co.), r 21 N-TJalhoun
Tolbert John, fireman, r 268 E. Fair ^.
Tolbert J. J & Co. (J. J. Tolber't and W. M. Ei(4), grocers,
19 Washington "^^^ ^
Tolbert Marcus, r 16 N. Butler
Tnlh^^'J w-n-^'^^'^^^^'"^" ^' S""^^' ^ ^ S. Terry
Tolbert Wi ham C. butcher, r 63 Luckie
Pete7 ^*' ®^^®°^^^' ^^^ ^^- Peters, r 176 W.
Tolleison Elvina E., wid J. N., r 56 Plum
Park ^""^"^ ^elldigger, r W. & A. R. R., nr Oglethorpe
Tolleison Stephen (c), lab, r C. R. R., 2d sof W. Peters
Tompkins J., B., wid H. P.,, r 72 Ivy
Tompkins Sallie E., wid M., bds 37 W. Cain • !
ifmfts ^'' carpenter Lynch & Lea, r Tumlin, nr
KI.0 "t''' ^" ^^> ^I'^^f Houston St. School, r 16Hayne8
Toombs Lazarus (c), butler, r 303 Fort .
Toon James J., r 27 Collins
Torbett Matthew B. (Torbett & Co.), bkkpr E. Haiman
bds North av, nw cor Plum
Torbett SyWanj S., elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., bds
Torbett & Co. (MB. Torbett, W. E. Austin and D. Kel-
ler), grocers. Marietta, opp Plow Wks
Torrence John E., trav agt F. E. Block, r 91 Marietta
Fair ^'^^'^"^ ^^ ^^^ Hamilton & Hudson, r 15a W.
'^'"'^XlHam^"' "^'^^ ^^^' ^^^' ^^'' ' ^® ^' ^*^^» 2^ ® ^^
Towers George carpenter H. Crankshaw & Co - v -
Towns Alfred (c), lab, r Sugar al . ^ :
Towns George (c), lab, r 85 H&^phries
Mt h n ^" ^""^^ s^oemkr Nick Holmes, r rear 226 W.
finifilldfifYf ^'^ ^^^ Ctfriagf and Yarnisli Bnuhei, idl kindi
GIJIIiD, CUtiKCH 1 Are being sold Very Low on Easy Terms by Uit
Jt CO. PIAHOS / Smith American Organ Co., Atlanta.
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Towns John S. (c), cook Nat. Hotel, r rear 226 W. Mitch-
ell
Towns Josephine, wid J. R., bds 75 N. Pryor
Towns William J., elk, bds 113 Walton
Townsend Caroline, wid Solomon, r 33 Stonewall
Townsley Bartley H., (c), blacksmith, r 286 W. Mitchell
Townsley E. M. (c), teacher Houston St. School, r 286
W. Mitchell
Toy James M., encineer A. & W. P. R. R., r 11 N. Collins
Toy John H., machinist Porter & Meakin, r 295 E. Fair
TOT ROBERT B., with Estey Organ Co., r 25 N. Forsyth
Toy Thomas, engineer, r 14 N. Butler
Trabert Lena, wid William, r 76 Marietta ;
Tracy Theodore F. (Tracy & Pomeroy), bds Markham
House f ,.
TRACY & POMEROY (T. F. Tracy and D. W. Pomeroy),'
paper hangings and decorations, 66J Whitehall
Trailer Richard (c), wks P. Lynch >, .
Train Nellie Mad., r 17 S. Collins
Trammell Cesar (c), carpenter, r Lowes al
Trammell L, N. Hon., R. R. Commissioner, 12i E. Alabama,
r Dalton, Ga
Trammell Paul B., with S. M. Inman & Co., bds 41 W.
Mitchell
Trammell Theodora Miss, teacher Haynes St. School, bds
54 W. Peters
TRAUTWEIN WILLIAM, coppersmith, 50 S. Broad, r
Gunby, 4th n of Decatur
Tracers Lewis, barkpr Exchange Saloon, bds W. Mitchell
Travers William Hi ^'^-avers & Cutting), r 10 W. Hunter
Travers & Cutting (W. H. Travers and H. Cutting), tent
and awning mnfrs, 10 W. Hunter
Travis Elizabeth, wid J. S.. bds 67 W. Harris
Travis Olin F., printer Judson, Dunlop & Co., bds 67 Harris
Traylor Robert L., engineer The R. & D. Extension Co.,
50 N. Broad '
Traynham James S., wks Traynham & Ray, r 134 Eraser
Traynham William L. (Travnham & Ray), r 134 Eraser
TRAYNHAM & RAY (W. L. Traynham and D. J. Ray),
sash, door and blind mnfrs, proprs Central Planine
Mills, 68 Decatur
Treadwell, Armistead & Co. (T. J. and W. E. Treadwell.
T. M. Armistead and E. B. Rosser), cotton factors, W.
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rll^^n 't*>^^- ^<')' ^""'er, r ss Pine I
23 tei^*"S,"» C., printer Constitution
"^'"iiecatu?""" ^•' ""'^ ««««-*-« & Kutz, bds 188J
Pj^Tresilian Walter C, machiniAf r iftsi r^ x '
■+a R-, and M <t r r n in ^ "^ri i. ^ ^- •'^•' "• & Ga R.
53 ough • ^- " ^- Alabama, bds 200 McDon^
r? Trihwf ^^i* ^i??' '^'^^ Atla. Cot. Fact'y
X Tribble Soph ronia Miss wksA H« r-J' ^ ., ^S°^i«
m Tri^a V p"'f "" J-' painter, r 250 E. Fair
T^ 1H,1 T^n -'^^'x^- * ^- Extension Co
Jlrimble Wilham J ollr W « r'..~i' »- „
frf Trinity M. E Church r^nn'fM wt^.^'v «,•,■" ^^ Peachtree
<D T.;r.l. r^r* V , ^- (S®® covers and p. 28 ^ -^roaa,
. House, r 179 N. Collins ®- ^"^' ^- ^- ^"""^
5 Cain "^^^^^ A- (R P- Trippe & Son), bds 15 Er
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Trheu'JrnMfss'^^SSst'''"' bds"?3%arietta
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T!^Jf*'^<^"«' '^^s Atla. Cot. Fact'y r^
Trotter Essex, wks G. Haiman ^ ^
ll^if^"^^ <^<'^' ^''^' ' 7 Ella • ^
Trott L^^^R**". * ^**>' ' West End ' fO
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Trout Georgia Miss, dressmkr M Rich^ r1 ^
Trowbndge Henry T. (John T^S.J rSon). r 40 N. H
TROWBiwSEj'om&'^^^^^^^ % » '.^^ N. Moore ^
box factory, 3 Fort ' ^^^ ^"'^ °- ^- Trowbridge),
Tr.?h' Howard (c), wks Atla. City Brewine Co
Truett Jasper N., r W. Fair, nr ifmits °^ ^ ,
TRmfP jn«l^ii«'S^ y*'"*^' 195 W. Peters . ■' / S
TRUMP JOSEPH H., with SHOLES &C0., bds 124 Peach- ^ B
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TuoWr ^^""^"'^ F\' *='^> '"Is 84 Jones av ' '" ' 8 8
Donough ' ^- Christian Adex, r 123 Mc-chH
''''Snl'gf ^ =• '«•' 'l-"^er. 15 E. Alabama, r 123^8
Kcker il^rri^^'^ ^k^'*" ^- ^^ A^^ir, r 14 Grant W S
SerR!nho^^^^*H' J'*" 1^ Richardson Wo
tSI' Waltr i^^'l"^'- ^ "" "0 Richardson
i£2£e^ Walter J., pbysician, 122 Houston
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% Tucker William J., elk J. M. High
4* Tudor W., manager Tallapoosa Copper Reduction Co
g 2 Tufts Joseph F. A., with W. A. Taylor, r Kirkwood
fi 2 Tufts Lou Miss, with W. A. Taylor
&J Ji Tuggle Donald, bds ws Savannah, 1st e of Prisock al
p| "'Tuggle John P. (W. A. Russell & Co.), r Stone Mountain
tfd Tuggle Joseph C, elk Ga. R. R., bds 221 Decatur
43 Tuggle L. A. (Paden & Tuggle), r Houston, sw cor Butler
B S Tuggle Paul, blacksmith A-L. Ry, bds 221 Decatur
^ h Tuggle Pinckney J., bds 49 Glynn
M Tuggle Thomas S., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r Gunby, 3d
IS '^ n of Decatur
^ (9 TuUer Alice H. Miss, elk The Bradstreet Co., r 68 Marietta
H BTuller Charles D., money order elk P. 0., r 68 Marietta
IS Tuller Fannie C. Miss, elk The Bradstreet Co., r 68 Marietta
Tuller Frances, wid W. H., r 68 Marietta i :
H Tuller Libbie B., stamp clerk P. O., r 68 Marietta |
^ Tumlvn Reuben, grocer, 604 Marietta |
Tunsell Warren, (c), shoemkr, r 82 Forsyth .•
Turman Milton, carpenter, r Flat Shoals rd, Edgewood s
Turman Pennie (e), wks Atla. Cot Faet'y,
Vj Turman Quincy, r Flat Shoals rd, Edgewood '
'~j Turman Samuel, driver, r Flat Shoals rd, Edgewood |
^^ Turnage Joseph W., machinist Winship & Bro
--^ Tumeg William, machinist, r ss Jones av, 2d e of Lam-
pj bert
T Turner Alfred C, elk Atla. Cot. Comp., r 236 Walker
*— I Turner Andrew (c), lab, r 444 E. Fair
Turner Archibala M., contractor, r 260 W. Mitchell
qSJ Turner A. H. (c), lab, r 5 Ivy
^-^ Turner Berry, (c), lab, r 15 Horton
Turner Bos well B., penitentiary guard, r 135 Walker
^7 Turner Charles, printer, bds 70 Stonewall
^H Turner Charles M., wks W. S. Withers, bds 76 Simpsoft
O Turner Charles T., elk bds 14 Walker I .
Turner Charles T., feeder W. H. Scott
^/) Turner Edgar (c), shoemkr W. H. Tines
^^ Turner Eliza Mrs., dressmkr, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E f
PQ Turner Elizabeth B., wid J. A., bds 75 McDonough J'
W Turner Frank 0« pressman, bds 70 Stonewall I *
Turner George W., engineer W^ & A. R. R, r 76 W. Simp-
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Q^TarQer Henry (c), bellman Markham House
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Turner Henry (c), lab, r 73 Humphries '*""***' T'
Turner Henry (c), lab, r rear 146 Ga. R. R ^'
Yon?e °'^ ^^^' ^''^' ^'^^"^ ^- ^- ^- C^"'c^. r 28 >
Turner Jacob (c) lab, r W. & A. R. R., nr Jones al
Tnlntl iT^^ <'=)', ^^"^'"kr J. Mangum, r 65 Decatur
lurner John (c), drayman, r es Martin, 3d n of Love
Turner John (c\ lab, r Hilliard, cor Wheat
Turner John (c), wks E. F. Donehoo, r MechanicsviUe
Turner John D.. supt Atla. Cot. Com. Co., r 14 Walker
Turner Joseph T., carpenter, bds 103 Washington
^ZZl T^r^* ^■■' ^»tf^°?ap W. & A. R. R.. r 26 Emma
1 urner Julia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y .,
Turner Julia (c), teacher Houston St. School, r 162 Butler
Turner Julius (c), waiter Markham House .
Turner J. Pickens, wks W. & A. R. R., r 49 Wheat '
lurner Logan (c), lab, r 36 Riggers " ' "*" >
Turner Mack M:, salesman D. H, Dougherty
Turner Mary A. E.. wid D.. r 25 Fult<?n
lurner M. L., conductor W. & A. R. R
Turner Nathan (c), lab,r Martin, ne cor Crumley
Turner Nora J., wid William, r 184 Wheat
Turner Peyton (c;, lab, r 11 Glynn
Turner Philip, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r 22 Chapel
Turner Ralph G.. student, bds es Grant, 2d s of E. Fair
Turner Richard (c). driver, r 444 E. Fair
Turner Richard (c), lab, r 78 Richardson ■
,rl^^ Richard A., machinist, bds 26 Fulton » =
T^J^!^ §°k"* ^''^ ?''»y'^a° J- B- Daniel, r 152 N. Butler '" «'
Turner Robert ,(c),lab, r 102 Hoge fi 8
Turner Robert C. printer, bda 70 Stonewall . b It
rf^rTJr I*"""* ^^' ""^ ^- ^- ^*^^ * Co., r 444 E. Pair ' E
lurner Samuel T., carpenter, r 70 Stonewall » ■
lurner Squire (c), carpenter, r 108 Haynes 5.1
^"^^w^n""*^ (c). porter F. J. Cooledge & Bro., r 17 ^^
Turner Walton (c), lab, r5 Ivy '' V • - ] 2 ^
lllT wHli*"" & ^^^ ^- a Hall <£ Ob . I S
Tamer Wi ham b., elk, bds 25 Pulton " ? |
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Turner Wilson (c), lab, r 86 Mays al
Turner Wineuit H. (Turner A Co.), r 319 Whitehall
Tomer Wcx^ie, carpenter W. & A. R. R., bds 312 Maneunv
Turner W. R., conductor W. & A. R. R - -«nguitt
Turner K^^w^w""- ^^"^r * Co.). r Grant, s of Fair
Tnrnl^f ^^ wn? ^'J*'^ *'l»,** '8*. bds 93 Tattnall i
Turnipseed William H.. marble cutter, bds 141 Nelson
Tnrpin Annie C. Mrs., r 180 S. Pryor i
Tutt Oscar J , elk Bird & Gompton, bds 46 Ivy ' i
rnttle Amanda J., wid Joel A., bds 178 E. Hunter
Tutwiler Charles V., carrier P. 0.. r 160 Haynes
Tutwiler Frank, furniture, r 160 Haynes
Tutwiler George W., with P. H. Snook, bds 160 Haynes
Tutwiler Sarah M., wid Nerval P., r 160 Haynes
1 willey Margaret J. Mrs., r 1 Maneum
Tye Drury, butcher, 135 Whitehall
Jy« ^^f,^?"ck (c) wks Smith & Sons, r 175 Marietta ,
Wl FR riS»?«n^°'w *' ^- '^^^' ^^.^^ Whitehall '
n o'^l?^??-''^*°*8" Smith American Organ
Co., 27 Whitehall, r 66 Windsor. (See top lines.)
Tyler Charles F. machinist Gas Works, r 109 Thurmond
Tyler Peter (c), lab, r Fains al T '
Tyner Charles 0. (Wilson & Tyner), bds 124 Peachtree j
ayner Valentine (c), lab, r 7 Mangum j
TTNDERWOOD HENRY M. (c), carpenter, r 173 N. But-
^^ ler ,
Underwood Richard (c), grocer, 229 W. Peters { ' '
Underwood Tony (c), lab, r ws Henry, 4th s of Elliott
Underwood William H., trav agt, r 14 Cliflford i
Unies Allen (c), lab, r 27 Reed I
Union Baptist School (c), 119 Spring . I
Union Depot, Wall, bet Pryor & Loyd I
, Union Methodist Church (c), 136 Markham
.Union Publishing House, 23J Whitehall *
United States Circuit and District Courts, U. S. C. H. and.
P. O. bldg S
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Uters Lncretia Miss, r 92 Elliott^ • -
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Va entino Catherine Mrs V 66 S^r^®™^*'^
VanBibber Ludie Misr drl^^T'w ' ' 207 E, Hunter
Vandigriff Judwn C elk N R r5''- i ^Ji^ace
Ass^^f CdSs'^ok'Kn V^*- '^"^ N«««'^al Life
Van Epp; HowSfeXr^^YlCn), ? 1^0^^^
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VanGoitsnoven Emile, with Dr P t i> ^ •
Loyd ' ^^' ^- ^' Kedwme, bds 103
Greens Fewy V ^'""«"°^ * Castleberry, r 127
VaWinkl. Ed,a,J (E. V..He 6, c.>. , m I.,...,.
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TAN WINKLE E. & CO. (E. Van Winkle and W. W.
Boyd), cotton machine mnfrs, 214 and 216 Marietta
VAN WINKLE IRON WKS, E. Van Winkle & Co ,proprs:
214 and 216 Marietta ' ^ r- r >
Varnedore Carroll L., printer, bds 20 E. Mitchell
Varnedore Rufus A., ins agt, r 20 E. Mitchell
Varnedore Rufus A. Jr., bds 20 E. Mitchell
Varnell John W., conductor W. & A. R. R
Varner Abner (c), helper L. Varner, r 62 Humphries
Varner Lewis (c), blacksmith, Humphries, nw cor Peters,
r 62 Humphries . .
Varner Rebecca, wid John, r 15 Jones av |
Vason James (c), waiter Kimball House Restaurant i
Vasque Mary J., wid Charles, bds 212 E. Hunter
Vasque Minnie J., wid Charles, r 130 Eraser
Vaughan Charles J., barkpr B. A. Mullin, r 12 S Broad
Vaughan E. L. Rev., city missionary, bds 32 Larkin
Vaughan James W., sheriflf Suprenie Court, r ns Cox, 3d
w ot Williams
Vaughn Charles, miller, bds 25 Victoria '
Vaughn Charles T., machinist E.Haiman,r 465 Marietta
Vaughn DcKjtor R. (c), elk C. H. Morgan, r 42 Howell
V aughn Edmund (c), drayman, r Flat Shoals rd
Vaughn Felix A., carpenter, r 25 Victoria ''
Vaughn George (c), janitor Atla. Med. College, r 39 Kelly
Vaughn Henry (c), bricklayer, r ws Gunby, 2d n of De-
caiur j
Vaughn John, painter, bds 236 E Hunter - . I
Vaughn Thomas, miller, bds 25 Victoria
Vaughn William C, carpenter, r 60 Plum -
Vaughn William D., painter, r 60 Plum
Vayner Joshua (c), lab, r ws Henry, 5th s of Elliott
Veal Alexander B., elk E. C. Allen, r 152 Alexander
Veal Anderson M., wks C. R. R., r 52 Mays al i
Veal Benjamin F., grocer, 508 Decatur, r StOne Mountain
Veal Fanny Mrs., r 247 Foster
Veal Isham (c), waiter S. McBride #
Veal John (c), lab, r 93 Willow f '^
Veal John B., harnessmkr W. Powers & Son, x 354 Mangatn
Veal John B. Jr., harnessmkr C. W. Motea <fe Co r l4
Haynes i **
Veal Thomas E., sanitary inspector, r N. Collins, nw cor
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tree ' ^"^ ''^^ ^"P«"«' Court, r 261 Peach-
"""cdlinTV"" ^- ''^'^^'^^ ^-'b-'^^ & Cox, r ^42 N.
Vernoy^ Alfred A., with W. L. Shelton & Co., r 260 Peach- O
victe^^ i^°}P^- jf^^^^^^^^^
V ckers Wilham. wks Lynch & Lea. r 243 Rock
Vagal ^Joseph C, storekpr U. S. Rev! Dep', E24 Peach- W
Viflard R^H °^t'T^n^i/t^l*' ' ^^okson, cor Mowry P
Vinson Aaron (c), lab, r 60 C. R. R . I ^
and «f».Tr • ^? "•' P""**?"" Atlanta Cutlery Works Sffl
rli m!*"' Finding establishment, 27 and 29 S Broad £»
V** ^SMagazme. (See p. 82.) »• »road, P
Magazine'' ^"'''"'" '^"*'>** ^"""^^ ^orks. bds 23 f$
Vogt^Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 92 Peachtree, r 158 S. For- 13
'''^f^eSf"^ ^ (^--PO't. Johnson <fe Co.). r|g
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SX Waddell James (c), porter A. & W. P. a R., r 131 Wheat
Waddingtoa Frank, fireman A -L.Ry i ' '
^3 Wade Allen, wka A. J. Delbridge. r 33 Valentine
5^ Wade Ida F. Mrs., r 151 Crew
ft Wade James C, carpenter J. L. FenleVi r 40 Bell
55 Wade John W., florist, r 123 Fillmore
H J Wade Samuel (c>, driver, r 38 Jenkins
fa Wade Samuel (c), wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r 220 Jones
W Wade Sarah M., wid William, r 590 Decatur
^ , Wade Senie, wid John, bds 508 Decatur
Wade William M., wks Traynham & Ray, r North av, ne
cor Fort
Wadley Aaron (c), drayman, r 84 Richardson
^ Wadley Dole, r 342 Peach tree
Wadley John E , with Beck, Gregg & Co., r 13 Washington
Wadiow Richard H., boots and shoes, 206 Marietta
Wadsworth Albert, wks Cin. & Ga R. R., r Kitchen row,
Jamestown
Wadsworth Alice Miss, wks F. G. Hancock, bds ss Simpson,
3d e of Haynes 1 ^
Wadsworth Frank W., bkkpr Stewart & Smith, bds 16d
Crew * V
Wadsworth Hezekiah B., elk A. & W. P. R. R., r 166 Crew
•ir Wagner Albert (c), wks A. «t. Ry f
^ Wagner Anna I., wid George P., bds 47 Windsor
Waites George W., r Howell, nr Ga R. R
Waits Andrew M., butcher, 97 Chapel, r 95 Chapel *
Waits William, driver A. St. Ry Co., r 176 W. Peters
Waitt T. K., conductor A-L. Rv
Wakefield Augustus (c), porter Sou. Exp. Co., r Pryor, cor
^_^ Hunter ;
;3 Walden J. M. (Walden & Stowe), r Cincinnati, 0. "^^
;g Walden W. A., foreman A-L. Ry
Walden & Stowe (J. M. Walden and W. P. Stowe\ books,
stationery, etc, 110 Whitehall
WALDO ALBIE L., bkkpr D. H. Dougherty, r 6S K
^m Spring
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Nelson " ^^ (^'^^'"berhn, Boynton & Co.), r 20fii
"""'pLifl^! "•««' ^-''^^ ^^1«^« St. School, r 232 W. £
wS!r i^,'^"/")' '"^' ' ^7 Fort "n
W*lk« Augustus, wks E. Van Winkle & Co.. bds 95 Wal-2
Walke"£K-''i°)'^*^''^ 22 Victoria ^ ^' rn
Walker Benjamin F., county surveyor. City Hall,rcoun-^
Walker Charles, painter, r ^s Marietta. 5th N. of Ponder U
Waller Jharles B.. chf elk Mann & Joh^n, . Ki.baU H
Wal^er^ Clarence T.. with Ra.speck & Green, bds 55 '"
Walker EdwaW Jenrai^WK^'^^T' ' •^"°>««'*>''ii
wJ ^-^r^' ' KirlwJo^f Gf"*'^''^ ^y "*^ S- S. Assn.
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Walker Hewy C 'driver H a'T'- ^f""^ "^' ^^ ^ S fi»
Walker James, blick mftiT ^;?i;if'^r^?*' ' "^ ^"«"« 2 ^
Walker James H7Sale?rTn1^V^r'S**y' ' ^^^deravS ,
Garnett "manager Union Pub. House, r 18 W,|B ^h
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Q Walker Leon, elk Chamberlin. Boynton & Co., bds 30
Windsor
2 1 Walker Levy C, wks A-L. Ry, r 562 Decatur
^5 Walker Margaret (c), wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Jg 3 Walker Matthew T., elk W. & A. R. R , r 175 Crew
2 ^ Walker Matthew T. Jr., elk W. & A. R. R., r 175 Crew
Qj (I) Walker N. S , elk Chamberlin, Boynton & Co
g 0 Walker Orrin J., elk W. H. Brotherton, bds 20J W. Mitch-
Ix, ell
Walker Richard (c), driver W. H. Peck, r 12 Cedar ;
^ Walker Robert L., elk J. D. Cleaton, r country
™ Walker Robert R., foreman Lynch & Lea, r 330 Haynes
^ Walker Robert S., carpenter, r 22 Rock
■rt Walker Robin (c), wks A. Domini, r rear 11 W. Peters
"S Walker Rufus (c), wks Ristine & May, r rear 181 White-
^ hall
Walkef Samuel G., wks Lovejoy & Pitchford, r country
Walker Sarah, wid Gustave, r 43 Parker
Walker Shade, painter, r es Ponder av, bey limits
Walker Stephen, fireman A-L. Ry
Walker St. School, Nelson, sw cor Haines
S Walker Susie Miss, wks Robinson, Campbell & Co., r
• Jamestown
c« Walker S. H., elk Dohme & Duffy
"Sd Walker Tartar (c), r 115 W. Peters
Er Walker Thomas, with W. & A. R. R., bds 165 N. Collins
8 Walker Thomas E., genl claim agt Green Line, 8 S. Broad^
CSl r Kirkwood, Ga
^ Walker William (c), brakeman A-L. Ry, r 18 George
o Walker William, engineer W. P, R.R., bds 142 Decatur
•2 d Walker William B., lineman W. U. Tel. Co
IS*^ Walker William H., organ builder, r 142 Decatur i
°2 §L Walker William M., elk, bds 71 Ga. R. R ^
£ >» Walker William R , engineer W. & A. R. R., bds 9 Wer-
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Walker William S., real estate, r 232 W. Peachtree I
Walker^maria (e), waiter Surgicallnstitute, r 97 Spring
Wall Jl^gusta C. Miss, bds 64 N. Spring
Wall Charles, r Ga. R. R., 2d w of Badger 1 '
Wall Cornelius D., master mechanic A-L. Ry, r Ga. R. R.,"
2d w of Badger
Wall Deborah, wid Richard, r 73 N. Calhoun
Wall James S., wks Cotton Factory, r 84 W. Cain
(JH F. J. Cooledge & Bro.^^<^iJ'^:Stm'rGZ!^
Wall John, Wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y. bds 84 W. Cain '
Wall Joseph, barkpr, bds 84 W. Cain
B^dgeJ"""" ^ ' ""^^ ^-^- ^>' ' Ga. B. B., 2d w of
Wall RosinaE wid W. W.. r 64 N. Spring
W^ wT^^ \ ''^^ ^\- U- Tel. Co., r 64 I Spring
w w- v*"" S' machinist A-L. By, r Ga. B E
Wall William T., bkkpr J. E. Wvlie r M NSnrin^
Wallace Alexander M.f with rT Euckt,''; 97'chTniber.
^"^tJtnd R 1]*r*^^^' -P'"' Mf'chants Bank of Atlan-
Wal w'o PKo i ^- Commis^oner of Ga., r 69 McDonough
Wa ace Charles (c), wks Traynham & Ray, r 139 Luckie
wSac'e g?J««^'l^^^"' 34 Whitehall. ^'33 Treiholm
PrTsc^k al ' '''■^y'"^"' ^^^ «« Savannah. 2d nof
^^"peacSrr' ^'^' •'^''^*°' ^^ ®- ^""'* ^°"««' ' '«»^ "3
Wallace James, elk Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Wallace James B., elk, bds 145 Ivy ' ' ,
Wal ace John (c), lab, r 206 Fraser '
Wallace Love (c), carpenter, r 9 E. Mitchell
Wa lace Mary, wid S., r es Savannah. 2d n of Prisock al
Wallace Oliver J., musician, r 161 N! Calhoun
Wal ace Peter D., driver, r es Savannah, 2d n of Prisock al
Wallace Robinson, elk W. McPherson, bds 97 Yonge
Wallace Samuel, driver A. St. By ^
Wallace Samuel W.. elk E. M. Chapman, r 111 Marietta
Wal ace Sarah E., wid Nathaniel, bds 78 Walker
Wallace Seaborn L., fireman W. & A. R. R r 122 Havnea
Wallace William H. (c), lab. r 15 Henry ' "*^°''
Wallack William, engineer Stmr No. 3 , ■
Waller Claude, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y: : -..
^yaller James O., conductor C. R. R
Wa er John, w ks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 129 Marietta
Waller Lucinda Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 129 Marl-
etta
W^llfr P^-*^'* ^7 ' TV ^i^*- ^<"- Fact'y, r 129 Marietta
Waller Prince, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Wa IS John W. (Wallis & Son), r 61 Larkin
w v^ ^^%^"^ (Wallis & Son), r 41 Larkin
, Wa K'n^nrJ-^- "v •^•»1Y- ^*"'^)' """^ dl'«. 41 Larkin
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W^ « v^?''«: ^^"'^^ * Lowery), bds 84 E. Cain
w , S?mV* "'^' ^''s A*la. Cot. ¥act'y
— w } ^ William (c). wks T. S. Lewis
^Q.^^"jJ;-^-ry av '"^'— '^^' ' Hun.phries, «. cor
CK; Walpole Mary G., wid Patrick, r 65 E. Pair
^ WalS & Wt * P*«"«o° Bros.), r 55 E. Mitchell
C Walsh & Patterson Bros. (J. Walsh, and W J and S <?
^ WAf^M '''"'^•,'"V.^l%''°^^«' ''^ E. Alabama" '^ ^^ ^•
1 WALSH, see also WELCH /i
® wtit^' A"^"^*' "a^Peitef W. & A. R. R., r 46 McAfee '
= Zt]^' ?'2r8!> carpenter, bds 21Joh nson
S waiter J. I!,., train dispatcher A-L. Rv
w* Ju'n^.*^- M""*' ^''^s i^ational Hotel
Wathall Henry (c), lab, r rear 66 Walker
^^^ Walton^Claiborne W. (c), waiter Markham House, r,141
•^ w*}.'"" S.l"*'""^- molder, bds 415 Marietta
J5 Walton Ellen, wid J. B., r 24 Ellis
5 ^'1*°° ?«/>'■«« (c). lab. r 466 Marietta
Walton John (John Walton & Co.), r New York
Wa ton John (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r rear 125 Wheat
Walton John & Co. (J. Walton and A. Fox), marbl?and
granite monuments, 11 E. Alabama
w^f*"' ^r "* Si}' carpenter, r 25 Trenholm
Wa ton Oliver (c), butler H. Boylston
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« » W-u^" S^mk"'" <^''),' :''''« Clemmons & Kenny, r Martin
r « ^* °'' ^.•,"."""' "^^^8 Ga. Chemical Wks, r 27 Ezzard
S D w*^'*"" 7'ii'?f? ''■'^ ^- Haiman, r 415 Marietta "
^ B Walworth Mollie. wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
• "ri' Hotef "^P''"' ^ ' *"""" ^'^^- ^P«°<'«> *^« South-
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Ware Edward A., pres Atlanta Universitv r n • •.
ground"* i.' Diversity, r University
War'e' EmZ^r^ P^?"'^'' ' ^5 Bartow
Ware JrerricWcf ' drl"'^' ^'^'''^''' ^''i-«'«"y
Mangum *■ -*' '^"^'^anMore, Sims & do., r 216
Wa« f C elk Pemb.^rt^V- ^■' ' ^'^^ P^i'^t- Ga
Ware Par^ wis HuSStt^&X^.f ^° ll ^^^ N. Collins
cor Fraser ''"nicutt & Belhngrath, r Richmond.
War« W°« <^??' T.'^^ ^y""'' & Lea
Ware J. Reid, elk Bradfield & Fitzgerald, bds 289 Peach-
WARFORD, see WOFFORD
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Warner F. H., wid G. Cr 142 Crew ^^^^ ^
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^ W Lu«i^-i;^*'^ram^r45*^o >- ^ 318 S. Pryor
Warner MArn«ii»o^ T i ^' ^ ^^ Alexander
Warn r &c1'^S'nr'%^^|t'i M-"'-- ' 318 Fraaer
Wiirn«, ""^""'"iius W, Wks Porter & Mea
WiSNOTK J ?W#SPS?**'' ' 33 Hayden
Wmen^ia^ff T., P'>r'<'**'»' «5 N. Collins
BellS^* '•' '^""^'^^ss, r ns Maysons Ferry rd.
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Warren Frank B., student, bds 110 Peachtree
Warren James M., cabinetmkr, r 969 Marietta
Warren James W., sec. Executive Dept, r Kirkwood
Warren John, asst engineer Atlanta Water Works, r at
works
Warren Mary A. Mrs., school. Marietta, nr Powder Spring
rd, r 969 Marietta ^ ^
Warren Mollie ]\[iss, wks Elsas, May & Co., bds 19 Eisas
Cotton Factory
Warren Pleasant (c), wks Ryan & Stockton, r Washine-
ton ^
Warren Solomon, (c), drayman, r es Butler, 2d s of E. Ba-
ker
Warren S. Frank, elk Kimball House, r 110 Peachtree
Warwick John C, conductor C. R. R., r 72 Davis
Warwick William (c), barber, r 24 McDonough
Warwick William C, fireman C. R. R., r 72 Davis
Washburn Milton (c), driver J. E. Brown, r 52 Pulliam
Washington Anita G. Miss, teacher Miss L. H. Wash-
ington, bds 24 Church , I
Washington Calvin (c), lab, r 122 Davis '
Washington George (c), carpenter, r 220 Clarke " T
Washington George (c), drayman Jordan & Cranston, r
Bradley, nr Irwin
Washington George (c), shoemkr Nick Holmes, r 184
Richardson
Washington George (c), shoemkr, 194 McDonough, r 256
Richardson
Washington George (c), wks W. 0. Jones, r 5 Daniel I
Washington G. D. F., elk, bds 115 Decatur
Washington Henry (c), driver Dr. F. H. O'Brien
Washington Jefferson (c), carpenter, r Lovejey, 1st n of
Pine
Washingion Jordan (c), bell boy Markham House
Washington Louisa H. Miss, school, 24 Church
Washington Solomon (c), lab, r 2 Ga. R. R
Waters Adam (c), lab, r ss Pine W
Waters Andrew J., gardener, r 303 Luckie * i
Waters Butler (c), porter John M. Hill & Co., r Peachtree
Waters Charles (c), wks Alexai^der & Simpson
Waters Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y ? ^
Waters George W., bkkpr, bds 71 W. Cain
Waters John C, elk W. & A. R. R., r Jones, se cor Martin
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waters i.evi (c), wks National Hotel
Pe'te?''" ■' ""****'' ^"y*' S*""^ * Sons, bds 49 W.
^''Z S^pSr ''■' '^"^ ^-^-^'^JS'' W. Baker, sw
wSersYo^HlVr^^"''°^''"^*^''^^ Humphries .
w^t' S •*''' ^"li S""^®'' r 88 Currier
Watkins Briscoe B., policeman, bds 211 E. Fair
Watkms Daniel (c), Sutler R. B. Bullock
Watkins Ehhu P., with Lamar, Rankin <fe Lamar, r 175 E.
WalkiS's Hen^'rVA- ^f ' ' ^'"°' '^'^ «>' Love ,
Wof5 5*'*'^^ ^'^\\ shoemkr, 132 Whitehall - 1 '
Watkins Horace, elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 175 E.
Watkins James L., salesman Watkins & Co., r East Point,
Watkins Jeremiah (c), lab, r 119 Church
meTstJr ^^ "^'^ '^' ^^ ^'""^^ * ^o., bds Hotel Wein-
Watkins Julius C. (Watkins & Hollidav^ r ifts tv,„
Watkins Rebecca/ Mrs. (Watkins ra),';f75ETaTr''''
Broad f*/^' °'^ ^^^'^^''^ ^ HoUlday bds fsTs.
Watkins Sallie, wid Samuel, r 20 Henry
Woit-"^ §,l'""l'> carpenter, r 124 Walker -
Watkins William H. (Watkins & Co.), bds 175 E Pair
Watley Henry (c), lab, r 220 Clarke V -\
Watson Augustus (c), lab, r 176 Wheat
WatZ r^i r '"' 7;' ^"'u^*^' W- * ^- K- R-. ' 31 Gilmer
Wat«^n P i""^ ^^'l^b ^^^ Simpson, 2d w of Hayden
Watson C. A., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y . ^
WatZ ter^ ^^\ 1"^ ' Tfenholm, e of Chapel
watson li^pbriam (c), lab, r al rear 35 Tattnall
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Watson John S. (J. S AVatson & Co.). r 86 S Prvor
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g Watson M. L. Mrs, boarding, 112 S. Pryor {•
4» Watson Perry (c), truckman Union Debot
O w*J'°'' S"^''* ('')' ''^^s S- M- Branner f
P PeteS° ' ""^^ ^- ^- ^'""""^ ^ ^~-' ' 306 W.
^ ^**FrM^'"''"° ^•' ^''^I^ngley. Robinson & Co., r 51
2 wllT "S"af ™ ^-'.^S*' ' PI""". 8w cor North av |
2 w!ffi*\i^- ®.'f ^ ''"^ J- S- Knox, bds 13 Washington-
A w*»' -Mu*"".' ^<')' S'"°<'«''' 107 Fraser, r 140 Fraser i
ra w***^ ^'•'f "^^ H !»*'• ' 374 N. Colliis 1
WattI iutuZl'L^^ ?• Y-iJ"P"' 'Gartrell,nr Boulevard
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B wtnt w '* ^?\ ^l^^\ ^' °- <^™«. ' 302 Wheat i i
'^ w !i' ?®°^^ (.'')• wheelwright, r 45 Rawson I i
® Watts James E, wks W. & A. R. R, r 34 Victoria ' 1
•"• Watts James T., elk Langston, Crane & Co
aWa 8 John A elk D. W Pope, r Gartrell, nr Boulevard
W^ul i'^u^H M, driver Carlton & Bon, r 339 Mangum
Wat 8 Kelljr (c), barber 18 Whitehall, r 126 Wheat
<& w i'/ L*'^". ^- (*')• °lt' «■ 140 Fraser
•m W^il M^'^K^' 7'd James, bds 55l. Mitchell
•S Wo«f ^"^^^ h^'^ ,<^«°''«*' W., bds 82 Terry
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Watts Stephen J. (c), elk, fads UOFrasor ' 4
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Weaver^Christopher C. (Bowen & Weaver), bds 153 W.^t
Weaver J^rn K.' (CrT Veaverr^r ss W .• O
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Weaver Seaborn (c), wLs J. wS & Son ^ ^^^ go
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Weaver WmLT ?x.' <'"fP«"*"' ' 348 Marietta ^ «
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•^ Webb Charles M., wks Atla. Cot. Pact'y, bds 11 Orme
-^■gWebb Claiborne A., wks Gas Co., r 5 Hunnicutt
g g Webb Elizabeth Mrs., r 9 Werner av
M £ Webb Elizabeth C, wid Calvin, bds 39 Smith
S m ^^ebb Emma C. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 15 Bartow
W "^ Webb Hannah Mrs., r 19 Magazine
P^ ^ Webb Jennie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 10 Rock
^ 4j Webb John B , carpenter, r 19 Official Row, Jamestown
g 2 Webb Josie Miss, with W, A. Taylor
-^ g Webb Kate Miss, seamstress Mrs. E. J. Fleming
w Webb Laura A., wid Claiborne, r 5 Hunnicutt
g '^ Webb Margaret H., wid J. H., r 58 Jackson
^ C9 Webb Margia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
g B Webb Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 15 Bartow
pq Webb Millie, wid James, r 66 Thurmond
Webb Nelson (c), lab, r 45 Greens Ferry av
Webb Ola F. Miss, r 58 Jackson t ♦
Webb Rebecca L., wid Edward, bds 51 Moore I
Webb Samuel (c), lab, r 11 N. Moore ' \
Webb Samuel B., with W. L. Shelton& Co., and cigar and
I J tobacco, 28 E. Wall, r 25 S. Broad
y^j Webb Walter E., wks Traynham & Ray, bds 58 Jackson ^
^ Webb William, cleaner Ga R. R -^
<S^ Webster Andrew (c), lab, r 117 Markham
W Webster George A. (Jones & Webster), r 30 Hood
Webster James M., r 55 S. Forsyth
1 Webster Walter R., storekeeper W. & A. R. R., r 137 Crew
»-H Wedemeyer Fred J., barkpr Hotel Weinmeister
Weed Milton B. (Norrman & Weed), bds Luckie, cor Spring
0>< WEEKLY DEFIANCE. J. H. Brown, editor; A. W. Bur-
^^ nett, manager: 41* N. Broad
. WEEKLY MAIL, 35 S. Broad ^1
^ Weeks M. J., wks Atla. Cot. Fact V -^-' f '
^^ Weems Benjamin, r Healy Bldg Na 2 ? I
Q\ Weems Garnett (c), porter C. T. Brockett, r 14^ Whitehall
>-^ Weems Isaiah, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
C/J Weems Mary Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
^^ Weems Walter W., planter, r 141 McDonough
\J^ Weems William, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
WWeibens Frederick, wks A-L. Rjs
^ , Weidenbech Henry, gilder, r 154 W. Hunter
»-H WEIL SAMUEL, lawyer, room 7, GJ Whitehall, r 26 Mer-
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.„ tIATION, 50 Marietta, r 21 E. Pine ^
Weimer Julius C, wks W. & A. R. R r 164 Man.n^, -■
Weimer Louis, wks W & A R R ► iL ^ ^*°S"™ 2
Weinberg Charles, elk A^ Lebt?ff,U^96l wlTehall n
aSfflXsvf?^ '•' P^°P' ^'''' Weinmeister. 10 U\
Weinmeister Henr'y, wks Brewery, r 56 E. Baker 7)
We r Emma (c), teacher, r 105 Vi^ndsor S
^itenauer Charles, driver B^w^ry, r Collins, ne cor Har- 2
^''bama^'"""^' ^■' "'^^ ®* * <^'°- «• «•' bds 13 E. Ala- H
^'"llabama" ®' "^ '"«^'^^*' ^» * ^in. R. R., bds 13 E.
W^ich cittri^; S?"'".' ? ^'"^«11)' bd« 61 N. Pryor
weicft Oatherine E., wid James E., r 262 Luckie
Welch eT^H •'r'"*'^*^*;? 1°^' Mills, r 56 Gilmer
w!i„k n ' ^l*^ Benjamin, r llj S. Broad
^X®"^ S®°'"8®' blacksmith W. & A. R r "ootv p.:„
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We ch Joseph elk Gate City Hotel, bds 40J B'ecatur S
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w!l^K w-u"^ ^\\ "'^l®"" Gholstin & Zachry.\ 35 Mill • 5
WeS wluT' ^^\ ^V^S^'''^ * Co., r 98^DLatur '" !
Wellan Luke J. (c), coachman J. Healev r rftar 99 Pr.in«a * P
We E^rn w","; •' ^ ', ''''?, ^"^^''y' Kobinson & Co ' U
w!i^^ ^ r **?ix^ ' ''^^^ ' 130 Thompson 7,?
Wellhouse Alfred H.. elk Wellhouse & Sons, bds 277 White- 5 ^
wfn^^"** Henry (Wellhouse & Sons), bds 277 Whitehall I ^
We house Leopold, wirh Wellhouse* Sons rPalatkaPU ? 3
Wellhouse Louis (Wellhouse & Sons), Ms 277 Wh tehal
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WJSLLS0¥8E &.80N8 (M., H. and L. Wellhonee), wfeol
paper dealers, 27 E. Hunter, cor Pryor, or 36 and 38 E.
Alabama.
Wellmaker Thomas (c), lab, r 30 Gate CHv
Wellman Charlea P. Rev., r 236 W. Peters "
Wellons Jordan (c), porter 0. C. Carroll, r Collins ^
Wells Alonao, helper A-L. Rv
Wells Angeline P., wid William, r 90 Nelson
Wells Aamond P., engineer A L. Ry, r291 Jones
Wells B. E.. supt Dade Coal Co i ; i
Wells Chailes W., livery stable, 83 S. Broad, r 90 Nelsoa
Wells James, apprentice W. & A R. R i
Wells Julia R., dressmkr, 4^ Whitehall i
Wells Levi C, gardener, r 390 Whitehall
Wells Mary E , wid John D., r 46 Tattnall
Wells Samnel, gardener, r rear 105 Gullatt
Wendt Oscar, grocer, 115 Whitehall, r 111 Chapel i
Werenwag Sallie, wid Joseph, r 115 Houston
WERNER EDWARD A., agt Ga. R. R , r 37 WashingtoD
Werner Herman, saloon, 359 W. Peters, r 386 Whitehall
Werner Jwieph, fireman A-L. Ry
Wesley Ferrett (c), mattressmkr, r 235 McDonough '
Wesley Harrison (c), blacksmith Alexander & Simpson,
r McDonough
Wesley John (c), janitor Atlanta Female Iirstitute, r rear
141 Peach tree
Wesley John (c), lab, r Fort, se cor Cain
Wesley Oscar (c), porter Clayton & Webb, r 34 Terry . .
Wessels S. J., wid J., r 172 McDonough
West Andrew J., engineer W. & A. R. R , I
West Andrew J., fertilizers, 65 Peachtree, r 104 W. Harris^
West Augustus A., with Jordan & Cranston, r 12 Orme
West Bartow O., elk A. J. West & Co.. bds 105 Walton
West End M. E. Church (South), ns Lee, nr C. R. R., W. E
West George (c), porter G. H. Brown, r 112 S. Pryor t
West Gloster (c), lab, r rear 112 S. Pryor i
West Henry, elk, r 105 Walton 4
West Henry (c), lab, r ns Doveiv 3d w of Haynes - I
West Henry (c), porter Garrett k Bro.; r 22 Chapel t
West H. A., mer, r 104 W. Harris I
West Jacob B. (c), carpenter, r 248 W. Mitchell
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Westbrook JoYn W 'elk Ta D>'^''^/ !-««• ' 65 Rock
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Westbrook Wesley C, wks F ft «l • 1 . ^
Westbrook William A wks AH^^'rt' i^^ E. Cain'
R. R ' ^^^ ^"«- Cot. Fact'yy r 71 Ga
Westbrook William H wis Atu n . r.
Luckie ' ^*® ^"^- Cot. Fact'y, bds 97
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,„ ager; 56 E. AVall ^^^""^^^ VO., J. Herrick, man-
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Westmoreland Isaac (c). Jhoemk, 169 W.nitehall r 130
Westmoreland iS W ' phSn' 9^f'^ ^ ''' ^^'"«
Westmoreland Tbomas P.'Jafe"^ ^.^ffi,,, , ^^ ^
""^TrSr*' ^""« ^- (W-Weland& Howell), r 67
Westmoreland & Howell rw v< -or ..
Howell), physicilns inH ;,f ■ ^^^'fO'eland and D; H.
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5® Wheat St. School (c), ns Wheat, e of Calhoun
S !! Wheeler Armistead (c). lab, r 261 Fraser
S % Wheeler Edwin P., agt, bds 58 N. Forsyth ,
Ijj ^ Wheeler Elizabeth Miss, domestic C. B. Wall
— 0 Wheeler Felix. (c), lab, r 29 Bradbury
F WHEELER GEORGE, Sou. manager Eclipse Wind En--
"■ gine Co., 9 S. Forsvth, bda 58 N. Forsyth. (See fly^
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DO Wheeler Henry W., elk Ry M. S., bds ss Currier, 2d e of
" Wheeler Lemuel (c), lab, r 182 W. Peters
Wheeler William (c), wks Lynch & Lea, r rear 14 Plum
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., E. D.
Weyburn, manager; 71 Whitehall
Whidby William G., editor The Southern World, r Kirk-
wood, Ga
Whipper Robert (c), lab, r al s of Forrest av, e of Calhoun
Whitaker Benjamin (c), carpenter, r 36 Rawson
g Whitaker Colquitt, messenger P. 0. Inspector, bds 69
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^ Whitaker Jared R., lawyer, r 69 James
■g" Whitaker Jessie B., wid William, r 41 Stonewall
SrWhitaker John H, pressman Constitution, r 41 Stonewall
Si Whitaker Marion (c), plasterer, r 29 Pettis
Whitaker William (c), carpenter, r ns Wells, 3d w of Mc-
Daniel
•S White Abraham (c), wks L. H. Hall & Co., r W. Hunter,
a cor C. R. R
-I I White Abraham (c), porter H. V. Barrow, r 18 Hilliard
■^ o White Alexander, clk'C. M. Goodman, bds Crew
j| j^ White Alice Miss, dressmkr, r W. Simpson, sw cor El-
liott
White Allen (c), lab, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E
White Andrew Cc), carpenter, r 32 Ezzard {
White Augustus, shoemkr M. Gains, r Elliott
White Boston (c), lab, r rear 92 E. Cain
White Bruce M., lab, r ns GartreU, 1st w of Boulevard
n^ White Calvin, helper A-L.Ry ^
^^ White Charles (c), lab, r rear 39 Pulliam
<3;|^ White Charles H., elk National Hotel Billiard Hall
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White Claud A physician, 64^ Whitehall
White te /^^'<,*^"^'' ^- ^ «'»°«'^' ' 80 Gilmer
White Edward, r 58 Luckie
White Edward Jr., elk Constitution, bds 31 Havden
White Edward (c). lab, r 57 Yonge ^
WHITF F 't ' '^'' ^"^''T & Stewart, r 25 W. Fair
WmXE E. T. Jr ■ elk National Hotel
White Francis (c), wks Jack & Holland, r 143 E Baker
White George (c), helper, A-L. Ry "^^^^
White George (c), wks Porter & Meakin, r 2 Tumlin
White George E physician, r 25 Walnut ^T^'""
White Hpn'ri' 7< ^A>' <=""" P- 0-. r 291 N. Calhoun
Wh te Henry (c), drayman A. B. Clark, r 190 Fillmore
White Henry (c), wks M. Barwald & Co •^"^more
White Henry J (c), barber J. Minor, r 5 Ivy
White Isham (c), wks J. Cohen, r 2 Tumlin
White Jack (c), porter W. C. Rockwell ' '
White James H., elk Ga Suit Co., r Simpson, nw cor Elliott
Wh ! tT^^ n ' ""''' ®°"- ^^P^««^ Co!^ r 272 Mangum
White James O., carpenter, r 42 Larkin ^
White James T. (Lathrop & White), r 29 Luckie
i,.u -. i^^^> ^^^ Constitution, bds 6 Bell
White Jefferson (c), lab, r 172 McDaniel
wu-^® Jeremiah (c), butler L. B. Nelson
Wh!f! J°^n, butcher Johnson & Co., r Cooper, nr limits
White John (c), drayman, r 42 Humphries
White John (c), lab, r 139 E. Baker '
White John (c;, lab, r Biggers, 5th w of Grant
W^jte John (c), wks H. O. Erwin
White John J (White & Graham), r 159 Crew
wu!^ Laura E., wid John C, r 176 Ivy .
White Lewis (c), carpenter, r 82 Forsyth
White Lonnie, cash Regenstein & Kutz
wu •'/ f,"^*' P^'^'"'"' ^<^^ 153 W. Peters
*^h?te Mary E. W., wid W. H., r 26 Luckie
White Matthew (c), lab, r 205 Irwin
White Mattie Miss, elk W. H. H. Phelps, r Jamestown
^hite-Menzo with W. W. White, r 244Peachtree
wu 'x® ?r°^,^,^ (<=)' carpenter, r 31 Ezzard
White M. M.. policeman, r 130 Fraser
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wu?l®- S®^^^^"" ^-^ ^^^ Tliomas S., r 149 Jackson
lev^d ""^ ^'' ^^^ ^'^' ^^' ^ ^^ Gartrell, 1st w of Bou-
White Robert H., printer, r %^ E. Cain -
;;^jte Samuel (c), wks John Perdue
^ir,J^£, Seaborn (c), drayman Beck, Gregff & Co
WHITE SEY^MAcWes, J. D. &¥ F. Smith, agts;
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White Simon (c). wks E. Haiman, r 115 Maneum
\V hue feumter (c), bellman Markham House
WMtf w T^'t^V-,?''"!^'" Constitution, bda 86 E. Cain
\\ hUe Walter J., billiard room Markham House, r DeKalU
wu-'® ^X-}}!*™ <^*=)' carpen'er, r 99 Spring
Wh!t® w- •^'" ^"X' P^"''^'' ^- H- Snook, r 78 Randolph
White William, wks A-L. By, r ns Gartrell, Ist w of Bou-
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ILAL LIFE INS. CO. of Milwaukee, Wis.; 24^ Peach-
tree, bds 31 N. Forsyth
White Zilpha C, wid William, r ns Gartrell, 1st w of Bou-
levard f 7 «
WHITE & GRAHAM (Jno. J. White and Jackson Gra-
ham), genl agts Mitchell Wagons, Cooper's Engines,
(See*l e'rn ^"^""^ generally, Broad, sw cor Hunter.
^^'^ PrS ai^^"^^' P^'Q'er. bds ws Savannah, 3d n of
Whitehead Frank, bds 95 McDonough
Whitehead Humphrey (c), lab. r rear 63 Fraser
WK -^^u®"^ i^ '* ^W^^^ Charles, bds 95 McDonough
Wh, ehead Oliver W.. elk G. W. Price, r 5 Garnett
Whitehead S., conductor W. & A. R R
Whitehead T. Y., train hand W. & A. R. R V
Whitesides Isabella Miss, wks Cotton Factory, bds ws Hen-
ry, 6a. s of iiUiott
Whitesides George, elk S. Zetelle, r ^0 S. Forsyth ' '
Whitfield Jennie, wid —, r 144 Decatur
Whitfield John (c), lab, r 140 Irwin
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Whitloc^i. Grg:?; P^^i^f'^]^?:' 6* McDonough ^^
,^ , McDonough^ ' ^''^ Mickelberry & Whitlock, bds ^
Whitlock Lillv Mrs ^,»oo i , l"^
Whitlock Mill^d^e G Aru'-,,r "2 Decatur t-^
rietta ^ ®- (*^'°kelberry & Whitlock), r Ma- ^
WhitS ^- ^^ '"^r"' 60 Decatur i . ^J
wSiS;: ^Sm"c' t^- ^^' ^ 29 Cornelia ^
WHITNER jno! C. &'^N Z* 'c ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^
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Whi?n^- "^Toronto; 43* Wh'^lhall ''^ ^"^^'"^ Assurance « ^I
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W eke Si'h'7 V-'J"^--' ^ 65 Windsor ^ • • •
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d Widdows Robert E., butcher H. G. Shields, bds 46 Ivy
' % Wide Green (c), lab, r ws Holland, 5th n of Wells
Jti Wier John B., with F. E. Block, bds National Hotel
n & Wiess William, cigars and confectioneries, 16 S. Broad,^r
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Wigers Henry (c), lab, r 2 Ga R, R
§6 r Wiggins Ann, wid Green, r Fowler, 3d s of Alexander
gM Wiggins Elizabeth Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Mn Wiggins Lucy B., wid Jesse, r 59 Stonewall
wg Wiggins — , wks Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 59 Stonewall
S " Wight Charles H., bkkpr 0. A. Smith, bds 85 Luckie
^^ Wight Samuel, bds 85 Luckie
q^ Wilbanks James B., elk E. Johnson, bds 119 Ivy
g Wilbanks Levi, wks Cotton Mill, r 324 Marietta \_
(5 Wilbanks Martha, wid Levi, r 324 Marietta . /
►rpl Wilborn Jacob (c), lab, r Williams, 2d n of Parker / |
gy Wilburn John (c), lab, r 43 Solomon i I
M g Wilburn J. W., wid M. C, bds 41 E. Cain f j
g Wilburn Nancy, wid Wiley, r 54 Gartrell
£ Wilby John A., machinist W. & A. R. R., r 66 Foundry
|k- Wilcox George W. (c), hostler, r 116 Ellis
P* Wilder Clinton (c), waiter J. Milledge
« Wilding Edward, wks Atlanta Agrl Wks
Wiles Robert J., trav agt Herring Safe Co., r 133 W. Baker
La Wiley Emily K. (c), grocer, 229 Wheat
r Wiley George A., carpenter J. M. Nace & Son, r 22 Gar-
2 trell
" Wiley George T., carpenter, r 87 Ivy '
D Wiley Jefferson (c), porter W. & A. R. R., r 229 Wheat
JIT Wiley Joseph elk, bds 87 Ivy i
O Wiley Susan P., wid J. M., r 87 Ivy
O WILEY WOODRUFF D., elk Kimball House
WILEY, see also WYLIE and WYLY |
PWilhelm Frederick, with L. H. Clarke
Wilkerson Charles, elk, bds 74 E. Hunter
fcr Wilkerson Robert, carpenter, r 151 Walton
n Wilkerson Tobias (c), wks B. M. Branner, r E. Harris, nr
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^ Wilkes Benjamin M., physioian,Sbds 42 E. Mitchell |
1. Wilkes Charles (c), wks A. St. Ry ■ i
M Wilkes John (c), wks A. St. Ry, r rear 125 Wheat ' i j
r. Wilkins Artrill (c), drayman, r 119 E. Cain
r* WILKINS GRANT (Wilkins, Post & Co.^, r 32 Merrittsav
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Wilkins Henry C. (Wilkins & Mauck), bds Kimball House
wTf'f iJ^^^'nSf.i^^^^^' ^' ^^' Smith, r 114 Markham
WILKINS, POST & CO., Atlanta Bridge Works, office
and works on W. & A. R. R., nr limits
Wilkins Samuel (Franklin & Wilkins), r 38 Windsor
Wilkins & Mauck (H. C. Wilkins and M. xM. Mauck),
fresco painters, 15 E. Hunter
Wilkinson Andrew C, printer, r 29 Orme
Wilkinson George W., molder, r Pine, ne cor Plum
Wi kinson G. C, printer Constitution
Wilkinson Nettie Miss, artist, bds 31 Cone
Wi kinson Tandy C, printer Constitution, r 29 Orme
Willard Josiah J., bkkpr Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, r 33
Merritt av . ** *
)X????^°^® ^^ner (c), drayman Paul Jones ^
Williams Albert, elk, bds 50 W. Hunter
Williams Alexander (c), carver Kimball House
V^.Vf.^^^s Alexander (c), lab, r 228 N. CalhouD
AVilhams Alexander (c), porter J. D. Cleaton, r 69 Hous-
ton
}X?}H^^^ Alexander (c), shoemkr A. J. Delbridge
Williams Alfred (c), driver, r 270 X. Calhoun
Williams Alfred (c), lab, r 31 Markham
Williams Alfred Jr. (c), broommkr, r 270 N. Calhoun
NVilhams Allen (c), lab, r rear 176 Ivy
Williams Amy L. Miss, prin Storr's School, r 104 Houston
iir-M-^°^® ^oderson (c), whitewasher, r 31 Ezzard
Williams Andrew (c), driver, r Greens Ferry rd, W. E
-AVilhams Anthony (c), carpenter, r ns Houston, 4th e of
Randolph
Williams Augustus (c), porter Sou. Medical Inst., r 211 E.
Cain I -.
Williams Benjamin (c), lab, r Lee, W. E
Williams Benjamin, wooddlr, r 7 Fowler
Williams Carolina (c), lab, r 165 Marietta
Williams Charles, bds 41 W. Mitchell ;
Williams Charles (c), shoemkr, r 5 Cornelia
WILLIAMS CHARLJbS H., propr Sunday Gazette, 80^'
S. Broad, r 76 Marietta '
Williams Charles M., with H. Kattenhorn. bds W. Mitchell
Williams Daniel (c), wks M. Barwald & Co
Williams David carpenter, r 223 E. Hunter
V illiams Dock (c), wks E. Van Winkle k Co.. r Eraser
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Williams Edward, physician, r 2 Jenkins
Williams Edward (c), wks F. E. Block
Wi hams Edward E, opr W. U. Tel. Co,r51 E. Mitchell
Williams Emraa Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Williams Etheldred C salesman 40 Whitehall, r 333 Fort
Wil hams Felix (c), lab,.r 154 Ga. R. R - . V ^ /^"^^
Wi hams Floyd S elk M. P, Kiser & Son, r country
.Wi hams Frances M, wid William, r 7 Hunnicutt
Williams Frank, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y i
Williams Frank, wks A-L. Ry, bds 590 Decatur
Williams Fred A^ with Cont. Ins. Co , bds 242 Calhoun
Wil hams Frederick, bds 57 Houston
Williams F. M., wks A-L. Ry, r South, bey limits
Williams Gaines (c), wks Kimball House
Williams George (c), drayman, r rear 49 Hood
Williams George, fireman A L. Ry
Williams George, with Cont. Ins. Co, bds 242 Calhoun
Williams George (c), wks G. R. Boaz, r C. R. R
Williams George F wks W. & A. R. R , bds 7 Newton
""^'teeSTs. I' '-' ^^^^^^^^^' ^^^^^ ^ ^^ )' ^
Wxlljams Gideon (c), lab, r 11 Holland
Williams Henry (cj, barkpr, r 68 Butler
Williams Henry (c), driver Ballard & Co, r 44 Richmond
Williams Henry (c), lab, r 27 Wallace ^i^nmona
Wi hams Henry- (c), lab, r Winship al, 2d n of Cox
VVi hams Henry (c), shoemkr. r rear 16 Markham
VViliam Henry (c), waiter W. C. Morrow
Wi hams Henry (o) wks A-L. Ey, r 9 Cornelia
ou?h ^'^•'"*" OJ-M. Hurst & Co), bds 134 McDon-
Will jams Howard, editor Sunday Gazette, r 76 Slarietta
W, hams H. L , with Akers & Bra, r xXorth av -'"'*"*
Wilhams Isaac (c), blacksmith, r 214 Richardson
Williams Ivey D carpenter, r MilL*, ne cor Fowler
W hams James (c), butler D. Smith, r 137 Houston
Williams James E , mer, r 333 Fort
Wilhams James E. Jr., elk Coz. Hiil & Thompson, bds 333
Williams James J., with Wheeler &^ Wilson Mnfg Co., r
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Williams Jennie, wid E. L.. r 52 Plum
ELAHL JOHNSON. "^^^^^^^ produce, nonr, &raiii,"Ha^
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Williams John A ' tt\Tf ^<t^H'^,' «"^ ^ "f ^^ach
^.77* Whitehall ' ""^ "^^ ^'^""1«« B^os. Mnfg Co. r
Williams John J. f J. j w,n.-._. . _ . , » »•. '
Williams John J a j w-,,. ^"'« ^''- '
Will-"'^ r . ' """ * '^■^' ' Stone Moun-
Wlllir Join" ?V {?y«tujnt,^. S7 Markham
wn^" ^ ^'"^^^^^ House, r 34 Pow-
Wilhams John W /-«^ i ^
Williams Jwdan /r^ ^A''''' ^- ^- ^^«tson & Co
Williams Judge rc^^'wtf?.'"*-^ .'^ ^^ ^ellt °
Williams Judfl B -^V i ^^^'^Sh ' '«« 66 Ellis
WILLIAMS / J &rn*^'/ 7 Terry
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Taylor), pork packers com ^ ""l' ^""^ ^rs. F. g
^. tion House' '^*' ^^"°-' '^ Whitehall, bds Exposi- S
Williams Laura \Tio« i. i ^ °^ (£2
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Wiams Laura reydr«=.^ ..-_„. „ _ * ' n
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Williams Louise ^Si'd w'f. -^^^ ^^^^^"^^ ^ ^'
Williams flS cW^'r^o'^ ^2 Plu^m^ i'Z
Williams MitX&'^^J- ?,^^''*nf C°' ^ 247 Glenn ?W
Wilhams Molhe A. Mrs tds I nit'' ^'^ ' "^ Paynes "" ^0
W hams M. j., fireman W&^^'^'^Ti '1,'°' Merritts al Cg
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>Valiams Pefpr rn\ ^ Jti
The Georgia Road is the BEsr robtb 2
YCl CPUnNF ^* ^' KUBALL, U E. Alabama St, for €OAIi of
ftny kind. Blacksmith's Ck>al a specialty. See page (100).
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■^ Williams Samuel (c), brickmason, r 20 Bradley ^^
'C Williams Samuel (c), porter Dunn, Johnson & Co., r 208
*5 Mangum
S WILLIAMS SILAS W., manager Continental Fire Ins,
-Y> Co., of N. Y., 10 W. Alabama, r 242 Calhoun
CO Williams Stephen (c), butler J. C. Kimball, r Gartrell, 1st
^ w of Daniel ^
J4 Williams Susan, wid William M., bds 195 Whitehall
^ Williams Susie Mad., r 50 Line '
M Williams Thomas (c), lab, r 82 Forrest av
^^ Williams Thomas A , broker, bds 215 N. Collins
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Williams Thomas H., grain and produce broker, 51J Peach-
ed tree, bds 215 Collins
Williams Thomas H. Jr., elk Atla. Pub. Pro. Ex., bds 333
Fort i
Williams Thomas L., painter, r 801 E. Hunter
52 Williams Tobias (c), wks W. D. Hutchins, r 5 Ivy
P^ Williams Virginia C, wid Jerry, r5 Mills
S Williams Warren, wks Kimball House, r 200 Elliott
fy» Williams Washington (c), driver J. R.Wylie,rl8JL E.Baker
p, Williams Williams, bds 6S N. Pryor
Williams William (c), lab, r ns Larkin, 6th e of Roach
e . Williams William (c), lab, r 234 McDoQOugh
I 5 Williams William C. Rev. D.D.. rector St. Luke's Church,
^2 r Hunter, ne cor Washington
B I Williams William F., bkkpr 40 Whitehall, r Spring, bet
* Baker and Powers
Williams William M., grain and provision broker, 51|
Peachtree, bds 215 N. Collins ^
Williams William R., bds 121 Chnpel 'si
Williams William S , bkkpr 8imons & Drummond, bds
National Hotel \ ^! .
Williams Willis (c), cook Markham House, r 127 E. Harris
Williamson Charles (c), porter W. & A. R. R., r 219 Fos-
ter ^ ! i -llr
Williamson Henry E., elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 297 Decatur
Williamson John (c), wks C. W. Wells, r Mangum
Williamson Moses (c), porter A. L. & T. A. Holbrook
Williamson William D., assi bkkpr Fuller & Oglesby, bds
204 E. Alabama
Williamson & Wilson (Miss L Williamson and Mrs. W.
T. Wilson), dressmkrs, Whitehall, junc Fair
Williford Robert B , plumber Ryan & Stockton, X 269
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Willingham Lucinda, wid W. E, r 13 Williams I rt
Wi ingham Matilda, wid K., bds 71 N Pryor O
Wi hngham Millie A. Miss, r 13 Wil iS • m
Wxll^ghana R.chard (c). lab. r ws HoUaV 5th n of S
Willingham Robert R., wks Ristine & May - /A
WUhngham Sarah Miss, bonaetnakr Welffiuse & Fleis- S?
ana builders material 96 \V TAHolIu ^ A.f^i"^^?^^
WuS ^^TZ ('')'* ' es\o^v^^?y Vh t oTl?nr ' 2
W s Charles A, tramhand W. & Y R. R "" ^'°" » ft
W,- ,« fn^^T' P^'''*^'' •■ 79 W. Harris «g
Mit'ct?/^^' ^'t' Wellhouse & Sons, r 234 W.^l
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AViUmoth William, butcher 3n ATarLtfo ^ . «3S
WilRon AiK^^t , "'> ""''^"er, 616 Marietta, r country iz«
Wilson Albert (c), lab, r rear 107 W. Harris
Wilson Albert H., trainband C R R. r fti w t> .
Wilson Alfred (c)', laundryman,' r ss RaspberTv "'""'
Wilson Allen (c), lab, r lis Gray ""^'P^^^'y , ^
Collit'''" '"'''• ^^ ^''''- '""''''- & Co), r 108 N. ^
wiff "" ^'■*.'?".': ^- S'"°««"' ^^^ »1 Moore
Wilso^Cn^^ ^■'■°'rf rt ^™"«' 32 Peachtree g_
WiW l^'^J*™.!'! (c). lab, r 37 Chattahoochee K
r°Go?doTw.V-' ^"^i"— -fr. 79 and 81 S. Broad, -^
SsoftHiyiS-ri^^T^^'^^-^^''' 73 Alexander l^f
Wilson ^Charles H, printer Sunny South, bds 22 W. |S
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Ison Charles T., trunkmkr, r 27 Windsor • |
1^ Cornelius (c), lab, r 26 W. Simpson
Ison Daniel (c), carpenter, r 349 New Wheat
Ison David A., carpenter, r 620 Marietta
Ison Dock, carpenter, r Marietta, nw cor Maysons Ferry
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Wilson Edward, elk, r 12 Spring ^
Wilson Edward (c), plasterer, r 96 Jones • 1
Wilson Edward B., elk M. C. & J. F. Kiser & Co., bds Can-
non House i ,
Ison Elbert (c), lab, r rear 47 Walton ' | I
Ison Emanuel (c), lab, r ns Fair, 2d w of Fort
Ison E. M., wks B. Nathan, r 11 J S. Broad
Ison Evans (c), butler W. H. Olarke
Ison Frank C, student, bds 301 E. Hunter
Ison George W., physician, bds 13 Williams
Ison Helen Mrs., wks B. Nathan, r \\\ S. Broad
Ison Henry (c), driver Sou. Exp. Co , r rear 159 Thomp-
son
Ison Henry L. (Wilson & Tyner), r210 Peachtree ^
Ison Hugh A., wks Porter & Meakin, r 624 Marietta
Ison Isaac (c), carpenter, r 165 Marietta
Ison James, painter, r 98 Elliott
Ison James, blacksmith A. T. Finney -
Ison James^^^wks Atla. Cot. Fact' v, r 189 Marietta
Ison James B., timekpr W. & A. R. R., r country
Ison James G., with Singer Mnfg Co , r 16 Fairlie
ilson Jefferson (c), hostler H. A. Fuller
Ison Jennie Miss, teacher, r 41 E. Cain
Ison John, elk M. E. Collins, r 146 Marietta
Ison John (c), janitor Storrs School, r rear 104 Houston
Ison John (c), porter Beermann& Kuhrt,r 20 Williams
Ison John (c), porter McCay & Abbott, r Cooper, cor
Clarke
Wilson John, wks W. & A R. R !
Wilson John C. (W. S. Wilson & Bro.), r 404 WhitehaU
Wilson John F., lab, r Healy Bldg No.' 2
Wilson John W., carpenter, bds w3 Marietta, nr Ferry ^d
Wilson John W., fireman A-L. Ry ':
Wilson Joseph (c), brickmason, r 14 Howell
Wilson J. F., grocer and dry goods, 169 Marietta
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Wilson Martha Misr wks Mu'n f^^' ^ain
Wilson Mary wid raZo ^ "^ ^°*- ^actV . '
Wilson Mary w d J W ;' ' ^1 Mechani/ :• ,
Wilson ^^ry\Xsl.l[rlrr^A''\^^ ^erry rd
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Wilson ThomL r' . ' "" ""' ^"'^- ^ey limits .
Wilson vlrgTl 1 ;' oo'^T't' ' ^^^ Mangum
Wilson WilfvV7? !^ • ^""'^'e ■ ■ -
Wilson miKth^I'^^': ^ 26 W. Simpson
Wilson WilHam r.?^*°*"' ^' 95 N. dalhoun
Wilson W I liaS wk^'^R ' k ^ ^''""'^''l Hotel
Wilson Willi:^' A ,^dep° hS r^f '"^^«" * C" O "^
Wiison William D. drfye^T St R^^"' '214 E. Hunter §S
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^ wood, lime, hair, cement, brick, lumber and shingles,
g 8 office and yard 7 Sprinpr, W. & A. R. R ^
5 2 YTDLSON & TiNER (H. C. Wilson and C. 0. Tyner), drug-
gS gists, 30 Marietta, cor Broad
^ ^ Wilt James, wks E. Haiman ^ ^ ^ .
P5 d Wimbirly Henry (c). lab, r 177 E. Cain
^ 5 Wimbirly John K., conductor A-L. Ry, r ^^Gra R^ ,
g a Wimbish Christopher C. (c), carrier P 0. r 243 E. Cam
^ J3 Wimbish Jonas W. (c), drayman W. Calder,r 66 Ga R. R
S Wimbish Lucy Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact y
E ^ Wimby Dolly (c), teacher, r 85 Hoge
^roWimby Lucius W (c), elk ^..^.r 83 Hoge .
U B Wimley Henry, wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r 179 E. tain
i Wimms Allen (c), lab, r Form wait, 2d n of Richardson
Wimms Paul (c), lab, r 236 W. Mitchell
Wimms John K., lawyer, 14^ Whitehall, r Norcroes |
Winant Julia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact y i
Winant William, wks L. A. Shields, r country .\ |
Winburn Eugenia, wid W. B r 218 Hilliard ^
V TWinburn George W., foreman Longley, Robinson & Co., r
V] 159 Decatur , ,^ , ^ ^ ' 1 *
^Winburn William J., elk A-L. Ry j
-<: Winch Charles J. M., wks B. M. Brenner |
r^ Winds William (c), varieties, 109 E. Hams i^
W Winfield James W., bkkpr Watkins & HoUiday, r 93 J
1 S. Broad ^ _ . -z 1
»—< Winfrey Sarah A. Mrs., r 3 Irwin ^^^ t^ i^
Winfrey Scipio M , ^k'c. M. Morris, bds 115 Decatur
^ Winfrey Solon L, cll^D. P. Morris & Bro., bds 3 Irwin
^ Wing James M., r 70 Ga. R. R i ir
Wing John D., with F. E. Block, r 162 Rawson
^ Winfate John H., plumber J. Warlick & Son, r es Pearl,
A-\ 2d n of Cox .... I
OWingfield Henderson (c), lab, r 6 Vine
Wingfield James W., bkkpr Watkins & Holliday, bds 93
^WingfiSd^Porter J., elk M. Rich & Bro., bds 72 Marietta
pHWinham Edward L., supt printing dept F. G. Hancock,
r 1 r 115 W. Simpson . />.. n, t> a t
W Winkler Frank, barber A. BuchHolz. r 61^ S. Broad _^
I — I Winkler Herman, coppersmith W. Trautwein, bds VVhite-
n^ hall .^ . ^
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and cigars; 18 S. Forsyth * ®- ^°«*°^' *°''*<'«° >
Winn John (e) lab, r rear 78 Markham —
W^nn T°1f P? (?). plasterer, r rear 80 Thompson
wJnsM^ ?h«rfi''^' ^"^'l ^.^' ^^^ « of Williams
w insnip Charles B., student, bds 20 N. SDrintr
ers cotton a^' ^^^°^"' *°'* ^^'g* Winship), found-
A R R ^ '''^ P'"'' '""f"' Foundry, cor W &
'^^"borof nT'' "^^ ^P«°^''«''°°' I^e^soii & Co.), r Greens-
WiX'^'chirCw' ^'^l^'lT ?• S <^ordon, r 55 Hill
Winters Samuel W., farmer, r 4 McAfee
Wiseberg Morris, mer, r 80 Ivy ' ' >^
Wi Cher Ephriam carpenter, r 144 Decatur * ^
Witch!; Vir±?^ t''^^ McNaught & Scrutchin
w}f^^ Virginia A. Mrs., teacher Walker St School
W thers r^w M ^-^ f^ ^^^"^« <^ ^^^ ' ^ 68 Crew "^^
W f^ &^^- ¥^^ ' <^omestic W. G. Drake
W ttpr^ Edward Bmolder, r 43 Jones av
mlhtl! w^°.' "^c ' .^- Haiman, bds 43 Jones av
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Withers William J., machinist '•Winship & Bro., bds 43l
Jones av ' I
Witherspoon William L. (Hilley & Witherspoon), bds 71
W. Cain
Witt Charles C, bkkpr W. U. Tel. Co., r 28 Markham
Witt Horace H.. grocer, 290 Marietta, r 110 W. Harris
Witter Henry, car inspector W. & A. R. R %
Woflford Abel M., lab. r 18 Emma f - j
Wofiford Alton, carpenter, bds 99 W. Simpson ' |
Wofford Augustus VV., carpenter, bds 99 W. Simpson :
Wofford Ebra M., plumber J. Warlick & Son, r 3 Newton-
Wofford Callie, wid Joseph, r 42 Emma j
Wofford Cicero, driver A. St. Ry, r 14 Emma • \
Wofford Elizabeth L., wid Berryman, r 18 Emma j
Wofford Ella Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r 42 Emma |
Wofford Fannie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, bds 42 Emma
Wofford Georgia Miss, bonnetmkr, Wellhouse & Fleischel'
Wofford Green B., carpenter, r 105 W. Simpson ■ ^
Wofford Jacob L., bonnetmkr, bds 99 W. Simpson
Wofford Joel (c), lab, r Daniel, cor Foster
Wofford John (c), lab, r 194 Richardson
Wofford John P., carpenter, r 99 W. Simpson
Wofford Louis (c), carpenter, r 14 Plum
Wofford Thomas, lab, r 42 Emma
Wohlfarth Augustus, barkpr R. Arndt, bds Collier House I
Wolf Adolph, elk Benjamin Bros. & Co |
Wolf John, saloon, Decatur, nw cor Boulevard, r Gunby jj
rd, n of Decatur
Wolfe Henry, p:rocer, 84 Whitehall, r 292 Whitehall ^
WOLFORD GEORGE S., supt Continental Fire Ins. Co.
of N. Y., 10 W. Alabama, r 240 N. Calhoun
Womack Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
Womack Martha, wid Daniel, bds Smith, ne cor Orange-
Wood Albert A., machinist, r 46 Powers
Wood Alhana P., tinner, r 72 Alexander
Wood Amanda Mrs., with J. Keely
Wood Asa, fireman Winship & Bro. !
Wood Candace A., wid Nimrod, r 266 E. Fair
Wood Cary, with Jas. A. Anderson ^ Co., bds 168 S. Pryor
Wood Edward N., chief elk Fuller ^& Oglesby, bds 72-
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Wood Elijah L, machinist, r 50 Glynn
Wood Eliza, wid William, r Healey Bldg No.2
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Wood Green (c), lab, r 130 Ga R. K
Wood James S., engineer Ga R. R., r 167 Defiatnr
Wood Jane Mrs, wis Atla Cot. Fact'y "'
. ^ood JuhusB., wks W. Brenner
w^ ^*'*^"^.^(S>'J*b' ' 10 T^hurmond
Wood Mary, wid 0. P., bds 41 Crew
Wood Mittie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y .
Wood M. J., r 57 Houston «->■ y
w^ R • hT}\ Y-^-^ 1« Houston '
Wood Robert (c), bootblack Kimball House
Wood Sarah Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y
K ^^"""'V^^^^- J<''1°«>'», bds U3 Walton
W^ tk""""' I^(Hpward, Wood & Co.), bds 33 N. Forsyth
^aJke^^ ' '''' ^- ^- Wood, r Williams, sw^cor
W„^ T^ir*®^*li *'',*l ^i ^'■°*<*' "• 19 W. Fair * '
K w? r*"" P-V*'^'' ?y^- S- bds 33 N. Forsyth —
w^ w- ••"" h butcher, 62 Decatur, r country
W^ w Vr ""^ w' "^^ ^- ^- M»y«o°. bds 18 HouLn f
K w 'a*°? ^•l™",**^^* »y- M. S., r 64 Richardson
Wood W. A., trainhand W. & A. R. R
Woodard Albert (c), lab, r 41 GuUatt j
wnnn a'^jh'"'*'' Y" ^?L8'°''^'"' ^57 Foster '
WOODARD, see also WOODWARD L
Woodbury Rachel E., wid J. F., r 193 Ivv
Woodbury William A., wke E. VanWinkle, r 270 Marietta
'^rTsot (c), wks Porter & Meakin, r 233 Rich*
Wooden Charles (c). barber, r 10 Collins
Wooden James (c), lab, r 36 Gate City
Woodford AugusUis (c), lab, r 149 C. K. R
Wooding Henry W., trav agt, r 34 Pratt
Wooding Nathaniel J., carrier P. 0., r 34 Pratt
T^r °^™E tynthia J., wid James P., r 26 Bell
Woodruff Edward (c), wks Ga. Gas Co., r 90 Elliott
Woodruff John, train hand C. R. B.,r ie Mechanic
S'^f i"'"' ^-^ ""^^ »y- M- S- bds 132 S. Forsyth i
Woodruff Joseph P., r 16 Mechanic '
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g Woodruff Richard G., wks C. R. R., r 64 Elliott
«8 Woodruff Samuel H., office boy J. D. Cunningham, bds 16
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Z % Woodruff William, train hand C. R. R., r 16 Mechanic
O J Woods Anderson (c), lab, r rear 136 W. Baker
S 2 Woods Chapel (c), r ws Martin, bet Richardson and Fulton
1^ Woods Chauncey (c), gardener, r ns of Crumley, 2d e of
— 0 Martin
Woods Floyd (c), hackman, r 206 E. Baker
Woods Isaac (c), butcher, r ns Crumley, 2d e of Martin
Woods John (c), lab, r rear 51 Foster
Woods Joseph Rev. (c), pastor Woods Chapel, r 206 E.
Baker i
Woods Joseph P. (c), wks Sheek & Co., r 83 Hoge
Woods Nelson (c), waiter, r ns Crumley, 2d e of Martin
Woods Winston (c), lab, r 83 Hoge . i
Woodson Charles D., elk Merchants Bank of Atlanta, r
183 Washington
Woodson Henry (c), waiter Air Line House
Woodson J. P., elk Merchants Bank of Atlanta, r 183
Washington
g Woodson Martha F., wid William D., r 183 Washington
Woodson Mary B. Mrs., boarding, 214 E. Hunter
j^ Woodson Stewart F. (Langston, Crane & Co.),r 183 Wash-
"So ington
grWoodson William D., bkkpr Langston, Crane & Co., r 183
g Washington
JcS Woodward A. Park, dep elk Superior Court, r 25 N. For-
syth
*o Wooaward G. J. Mrs., dressmkr, 65J Peachtree
.5 fl Woodward Harry L„ abstract elk Goode & Smith j
-S'l Woodward James G., printer, r 285 E. Hunter
^ o Woodward Laura E. Mrs., r 13 Official Row, Jamestown
^ ^ Woodward Lewis E., elk, r 22 Humphries
§ WOODWARD, see also WOODARD
Woolf Winfield, cashier Moore, Marsh & Co., r 147 Jones
rf) Woolfolk Isaac (c), blacksmith, Decatur, 1st e of Cornelia,
r 333 E. Hunter i
WOOLLEY BASIL M., opium and whisky cure, 331
Whitehall, r 148 Washington. t3ee back cover.) - j,
ry^Wooten Anna, wid Joseph, r 9 Mangum !J
^^ Wooten Elizabeth, wid J. M., r Powder Spring, 2d w of Ma-
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Wooten Emma Mrs., r 253 Marietta " i
Wooten Eugene stockade keeper, r 30 Moore
fc"" 4'T^ i"^- ^''^' ' 30 \^ictoria
Wooten Katie B., wid Powhatan r r. ca n n-
Woo^n M^Uie Miss. sea^^Ss, rVw?er%X 2d w of
^'.T^rL^^'S^-' ''^^'o- ^^^- Journal.
Wor?ev^ wTvf;' t ^^ ^- "^^'«°''' ' 108 »• Forsvth
Wornum WilJiamL..r87McDonough ' ^
Worthv^H T'? ^•' '^»«^''^i«t A-L %, r Ga. R. R
Sfchange' """""^ ^o'^^t'^^o'ion Atlanta Telephonic ,
teNN%EyERLV V^'' ^^ ^- P'yo^ bds 146 S. Pryor
431 Peaitfe?'^ ^^ ^'""^ ^"'^ "^f W. & A. R. R^ ,
wliXt ^A^'' ^; ?• ^i "«*' b<^« Kimball House -
Wr l^f ^"r R'A«P U. S. marshal, bds Cannon House
WHfhf f '^'l^*'' («). harnessmkr D.Morgan - T
wl]^l\ 4"'-''' ^''^' "'^"^'•' >• 14 Collins ^ ■
Wright Benjamin (c). lab, r ws Hilliard, 3d n of Forrest
Wright Elizabeth Miss, r 72 Rock |.
Wright George (c). lab, r 335 Jones ^
Wright George (c), driver, r 84 Foundry
Wright Henry (c), lab, r ns Cox, 5th w of Williams
Wright Henry (c), lab. r 39 Boulevard "'"^'*'"''
Wrifbt ?°"*'%(°)' ^\' '311 W. Eeachtree ^ ■
w -^u J i^^^^ W' '^^ R- Jones ^ r
Wright Jane A., wid L. B.. r 66 E. Peters
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Wright Jesse (c), lab, r 27 Moseley
Wright John (c), lab, r rear 40 Smith
Wright John J. (c), shoemkr, 46 N. Broad, r 124 Houston
Wright John M., news agt, r 102; Peachtree • i
Wright John T. (Wright & Hiliey), r Houston, ne cor
Calhoun f
Wright J. W., bkkpr, bds 62 N. Spring
Wright Katie Miss, wks F. G. Hancock, r 72 Rock
Wright Major (c), miller, r 22 Victoria
Wright Mary S., wid J. J., bds 18 Church
Wright Robert W., manager Charles Scribner's Sons, t
Pine
Wright Thomas R., salesman Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,
bds 18 Church
Wright Wesley A., printer Constitution, bds 8^ W. Mitch-
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WRIGHT WILLIAM A., Comptroller General, office State
House, r 121 Ivy
Wright William F., lawyer, 3^ Whitehall, r 270 Whitehall
Wright William M. (c), lab, r 402 Mangum
Wright & Hiliey (J. T. Wright and R. S. Hiliey^ Jr.),
grocers, Houston, ne cor Calhoun
Wrinkle Elijah, conductor W. & A. R. R., r 189 Mangum
Wrinkle Michael, elk J. W. Martin, r Rhodes ^
Wurm Adolphus F., conductor Pullman Sou. Car Co., r 4
Foster '
Wurm Charles T., elk Ga. R. R., r 4 Foster
Wurm Ferdinand A., musician, r 4 Foster
Wurm Lillie Miss, teacher painting and music, r 4 Foster
Wurm Pauline Miss, music teacher, r 4 Foster
Wurzburg Abram, clerk, r 221 Whitehall i;
Wyatt Claude (c), porter Ballard Bros., r 124 Houston \
Wyatt Herbert (c), lab, r rear 174 Peach tree
Wyatt James (c), wks Traynham & Ray
Wyatt John (c), lab, r 124 Houston
Wyatt J. Camnitz, elk R. G. Dun & Co., bds 4 Gilmer
Wyatt Sherman (c), porter Romare, Perdue & Egleston
Wyatt Virginia, wid Robert, r 4 Gilmer ^
Wyatt WiUiam. with R. G. Dun & Op , bds 4 Gilmer |
Wyatt W. H. E. salesman M. C. & J: F. Kiser & Co |
Wylie Bun, elk J. R. Wylie, r 190 Peachtree
Wylie David G., yard master W. & A. R. R., bdfl Cannftil
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Wylie John H r Flat Shoal rd, Edgewood CO
'EdSwLd "' '""^''''^ Mrs. W, r Flat Shoal rd,^
Wvlie K; 1'' ^- \ ^y"^' ' 190 Peachtree S
^ HoSe ' '""''^"'=*°' W. & A. K. B., bds Cannon;Xl
Wylie Stewart (c), lab, r 66 Howell ! . • i— 3
Wyling Edward watchman, bds 16 Bush . - 73
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Wyly Benjamin F. (A. C. & B. F. Wvlv^ r Ifin Wooi,; *
Wynn C. G., trainband W. & A. R R >
Wynn John H., r 6 Loyd
Wynn J. Oscar, with Hightower & Hallman. r 45 Powers
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Wynne John F., trav agt, r 111 Nelson p» L '
^Ll^SrS- William B.. brick mnfr, r 206 Jones
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Wysong W. H., engineer AL. By
Y^^CEY ABRAHAM (c), lab, r Greens Ferry Vd,W EC
Yancey Benjamin F., wks W. & A. R. R ' 0 Cd
Yancey Fanny (c), laundress, r E. Harris, nr Limitfl H S
Yancey Fanny (c), laundress, r E. Harris^ nr Limits
Yancey Richard D., r 97 Larkin i ^
Yarbray Eugenie Miss, r 10 Butler
Yarbray John 0., cleaner Ga R. R., r 10 Butler
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Yarbrough Benjamin F., machinist Winship & Bro., r 146
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Yarbrough George (c), barber W. D. Hutchins
Wheat i '
Yarbrough Joel S., elk, r 63 N. Calhoun
Yarbrough Millie, wid M. A., r 153 W. Peters I
Yarbrough Melinda, wid' James, bds 50 Williams |
Yate B., supt S. S. S. Factory, bds 76 McDonough |
Yates Joseph G., grocer, 129 Chapel
Yates Matthew, wks E. VanWinkle & Co., r 129 Chapel
Yeandel Maria Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fact'y, r Healey Bldg,^
No. 2 .
Yeandle William H., elk Ry M. S., r 35 Jones «
Yerger Henry (c), carpenter, r al n of Wheat, e of Cal-
houn 4
Yeager S. Addison, printer, bds 65 W. Mitchell |
York Isham (c), drayman, r Gemunden f
York Miles (c), wks Wm. Brenner, r 115 Decatur I
Young Alexander J., painter W. & A. R. R., r 128 Rhodes
Young Alfred T., bkkpr J. J. Falvey, r 190 N. Calhoun
Young Benjamin (c), butler L. Mims, r 120 E. Cain.
Young Columbus (c), cook Ballard's Restaurant, r Terry,
1st s of Crumley f
Young Edward (c), lab, r High, cor Stonewall
Young Emma Mrs., bds 77 Decatur
Young Fannie E. Mrs., tobacco and cigars, 128 Rhodes
Young Fannie M., wid Clarence, r 429 Whitehall
Young Florence Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel,
bds 33 Grubb I
Young Floyd M., painter, r 15 Hunnicutt
Young Frederick H., elk Tanner, Currier & Heath, hds 190
N. Calhoun
Young Goodyear (c), lab, r 19 Walnut
Young Green (c), lab, r 29 HiUi^rd
Young Henry A., elk F. E. Block, bds 77 Decatur f
Young James H. (c), lab, r Daniel, 1st nof Decatur ' ^
Young Jennie Miss, bonnetmkr Wellhouse & Fleischel -
Young John, watchman Cotton Compress, r 135 W . Mitch*
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Young John C, hostler Ga. R. R , r 267 Jones
Young John P., bkkpr C. R. R., bds 98 Decatur t
Young J. E., baggage master A-L. Ry .; •
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Young K. E., wid J. T . r 33 Grubb
Young Laura Miss, r 15 Hunnicutt
Young Margaret R, wid Robert, r 139 W Hunter
Young Marshall B., carpenter, r 15 Hunnkutt
?o,'?^f ^"^^^ wid He^ry, r 6 Ga KR I
Young Pierce G., elk A. C. Ladd, r 13 Haines
Young Robert, stone cutter, r 20 Moore ^
Young SaraK wid George, t 45 Humphries ' -
Young Wyley H., with The Critic, r 33 Grubb '
Young Woody (c). drayman, r Lee W y^''
YOVm & ERWlN (V; B. Young 'and H C Frw; ^ ,
^ yers, room 6. 48 Marietta. (S^ee^ndfx f ^' ^"^
Youngblood A. Philip (Youngb[«^ & Hall^ r 71 WK »
Youngblood Martha, wid Sillimlrr 71 Wheat *
Youngb ood Matthew A., carpenter, bds 66 Hayden
Youngblood Robert P., fireman W & A R R ; ^r tt. a
Youngblood & Hall (A. P. YoungblL and'x N^^HauT
provision and flour brokers, 5 W. Alabama -^'
^^^S ^^^^^^^ W. laundress, rBiggers, 7th w of
^"^^^alto^"' ^•' '^'P °^'' ^^"''"'^ ^\ ^,^^'y' Ms 100
7 i^^^rt^i^'iP i,°^;?^^P«°*«''' ' 77 Tattnall
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7^''Vl^}\^^'^ .^- (Gholstin & Zachry), r 22 Stonewall
Zahn Matilda, wid Frederick, r 46 Hulsey '"°''^''*"
gander Julius, mer, r 25 W. Fair "
ztlftl p*°T ^■' ^^^ Zachariah M, r 25 McAfee
rf ,?® J'.*"^^' carpenter, r 40 Hayden
^etelle Cpiro restaurant, 16 Marietta, r 29 Moore
;6immerly J.C, carpenter, bds 20 E. Peters
/.immerman John T., fireman Ga. R. R., bds 29 Cooper
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Zimmerman Mattie Miss, seamstress, r 35 Trenholm
Zimmerman Richard R, mnfr, 45 N. Pryor
Zimmerman W. B., bds 106J Whitehall
Zinszer Peter, silverplater, 50 S. Broad
Zion Hill Baptist Church (c), Humphries, ne cor Glenn
Zuber John, printer, r 10 Walker «
Zucker Henry, pressman, r 39 N. Forsyth * J >. / .
Zuker Samuel, elk Regenstein & Kutz, r 234 Whitehall
Zurlein Francis A., wks H. M. Beutell, r 77 E. Simpson
COLLEGE OF AMERICAN MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Elam Johnson, ^-^-r^" "Zf,
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BUTTER. (See Page 4.)
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THE GliEA^T
BETWEEN
The^West, Northwest and the South Atlantic Ports,
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/^|Eastern Cities and the South and Southwest.
DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
A.TLA.NTA. ^ND AUGUSTA..
DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
. ; MACON AND AUGUSTA.
IM Pi^"-^ ^"^^ TO FLORIDA from the WEST
B. wwo. Paasengers can vis.. tUe Cities or Atlanta. A„.„sta anaVavannan
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST.
SUPERB IMPROVED SLEEPERS
V, -r: I ON NIGHT TRAINS.
JOHN W. GREEN, Genl Manager.
' E. E. DORSEY, Gen'l Freight and Pass. Agt.
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V. H. WHEELER,
Gen'l Manager, Beloit, Wis-.
G. F. WHEELER,
General Agent.
Opicp fnr, ^nutl^pirn States, 9 S. Fnrsytli ?tr,cct, J^tlanta, €fa.
Manufacturers of '
•^Eclipse Wind Engines,-^
20 tizes, from J^ to 40 horse
power.
■^Riilroid Water lasks,-^
From 1,000 gallons to lOO.COO gal-
lons capacity.
— Double Acting—
-<HflND SND POWER PUMPS.*-
Deep and ShalJow
Well, Lift and Force Pumps.
Dayton Steam Boiler Feed
and Railroad Pnmps, and
for the American Feed
Mill. Contracts taken for
the erection of Railroad
Water Stations. Special
attention given to the
construction of suburban
water works.
^AGENfP^ WANTED^
THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHERN STATES.
OTTO LfllST.
President.
y. R. THRALL.
Secretary.
J. R. HODGE
As&'t Secretary.
tie il^cotgta
eitttcal anil lliittng (1^0.
MANUFA CTURE
SULPHURIC ACID,
c2^^A^Nr>
Fertilizers to ©bbeb.
Extract Copper from INTative Ore.
GENUINE GERMAN KAINIT FOR SALE.
WORKS, CLIFTON STATION, GA. R. R.,
OFFICE, 32 EAST WALL STREET, ROOM 2.
I*. O. BOJX: 313. i . , A.TIL1A.IVTA, GJl.
mmm'^mmm
F.W. HART.
Wholesale and Betail Dealer in
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
■«eGUZEJ)*SASH,9*'
NEWEL POSTS, BSLUSTERS, WINDOW GUSS, BUILD-
ERS' HARDWIRE, PAINTS, OILS, EfC, ETC.
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Estimates and price-lists promptly furnished on application.
€)lo. 30 8ou.tk 3Stoa^ Stt^eet, - - ATLANTA GA^
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F. W. HART.
FRED. W. HART, Jr.
-to 4lTY * PLiNlNK ^ IlLU,
^r. W. HART & S0N,3^
. PROPRIETORS,
Her Street, Adjoining W. & A. Railroad.
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I>o%eneral Planing Mill Business. Orders can be left at
^1^ the Mill, or at the Store of
1 F.W. HART,
30 ^ioUTH BROAD STREET.
■©"Telephone Con n actio n.-««
{TAKE MARIETTA STREET CARS.)
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WALTER R. BROWN, Attorney,
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Theo. Cox,
(9 Xeiv York, Special
OR. C. L. REDWINE,
9 WHITEHALL b
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SEEDS, FLOWERS AND SHRUBBERY.
ri rjarietta St., Cor. Broad,
E. H. KNAPP, REAL ESTATiAdtr^
^^^^_^^_ 7 2.0 East .a.la.TDaaa,-a.,^M> n'
OPTICIAN AND JEWELFR
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SOX-E -^G-EXTX ^'OSS
"SPECTACLES
R. J- MAYHARD,
AND
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HAINES
. SJENNING
FISCHER
NO STENCIL
Fiano
& CANDLER, 7i WtiteKaD St., CA WYERS. »
COAL 1 ^^'
J. C. klMBALL;
Wholesale and lletail Dealer in \ ,
Mfontevallo, > Ooal Creek, iEtaa^
And Other iBitmnmous Goals. Also,
The Celebrated -LORBERRY" Anthracite, all slzef.
Liiue, dement, Plaster, Plastering Hair^ Etc Et**
DfriCE I 11 1 Alabaia St. TABS i 72 Ujiietti Jt;
Telephone Your Orders.
WB&wA&mn
Law for ClSH or on easy
monthly payments.
Second-hand Pianos & Orpans
bongrht and sold. Tuning and
Repftirlngr carefnllv done.
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ARCHITECT
'■ And Supetiitendent.'
5fS. Broad k., ATLANTA, GA.
Correspondence Solicited for Designs %
Suburban and Coiintry Besidencefi.'^
J..H. ANDERSON,
65 & 69-S. Jroad St., ATLANTA, GA.,
GENEKAL AGENT F0&
MEGE _
I EXFI&E EUS; JowQ, hiM tad Wei
» Empire Separators, and /^: --
"^"^ Erie Steam Engines,
' For Georgia. Florida ana Alabama. '.\ ^:
^or Agrrlcnltural Machinery, See Me Before
You Purchase.
MILLER ^^ BRADY,
!;■ Livery, Sale and Feed
PHOTOCRAPHEI
Wo. 16 Loyd Street, i -^^•'
Hear Markham House, j'^ >'*"
KEEP THE >'"
, Handsomest Tdrncuts iff tki%i'y,
'IS COKME^rrlOK VITH
PATTERSOM 4 BOWOErS
Undertaking EBtablishment. next door. •
S^ * ^^*<See Front Hy A.)
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MAY 10, 1930
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Blutual HEliEf AssnEiatinn,
ATLANTA, J^^EOH^IA. -
The Only Established Co-Operative
LIFE II)SUP1]6E ;9SSO(?;i;5TIOD
W. L. Baker, President. • RO. Randall, Secretary.
Gate City National Bank, Depository.
Beginning business in Augnst, 1878, this Assseiation has to date, January
1, 1883,. with ONLr 29 ASSESSMENTS, paid the widows
and orphans of its deceased members over
^-^^ $510,000.00 t^^-
This is the result of an equitable and systematic charity, and has been
accomplished at an average cost of Less Than Half the annual premiums
charged by the high-priced Life Insurance Companies, that call assessment
tntsurance a failure. Don't be deceived by the tales of officers and agents
of these and other concerns, or persuaded to pay double the cost of insur-
ance dimply for the luxury of paying annual premiums in advance: but
consult the best interests of yourself and families, by procuring protection
at cost in the PEOPLES, MTAgents wanted. Apply to ,
R. 0. RANDALL, Sec'y, Atlanta, Ga.
Andrew J. Miller,
Branch of A. J. MILLER & CO., Savannah, Ga.
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FURNITURE!
UeGAEPETSs«-
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Window Shades, Oil Cloths,
- I MATTINGS.
HEW GOODS, -,',,. "}%A<, LOW PHICES.
Prompt Attention to Business."
Big 44 Peachtree St., — ATLANTA, GA.
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(Successors to G. R. BOAZ, former proprietor.)
18 Loyil St., Marmm House Bloct, ATLANTA. 6A.
OPEN
of Bodies.
TELEGRAPH
And Telephone
No. 159.
,1a; li lisU.
Orders and
Night Calls
promptly
attended to.
tails, on short notice. fum^XZ fi^!lf If ^ T^' '*"• "^"^ *^"^ ^"^^^'« '° «" ^e-
erate prices. ^ '"™>8hing the finest styles of Hearses and Funeial Carriages, at mod-
^,„,_„ i^r cojrwECTiojr WITH - ^ v ^
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CHAS. F. CLARK, President.
EWD. F. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
Established A. »„ 1849,
THE BRADSTREET COMP4NY
Improved Mercantile Agency.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 279. 281 & 283, BROADWAY N Y
Branch Offices in *. Principal CIt.e. of *e United state.' 1 "t" 1 ' a.; ' ^
land : also, a Continental Correspondence ' ' ^«
AT..WT. Bh.nch-38 & 4oSou™ Pkvor. Cor. Alabamx St.
TO OUR SUBSCBIBERS WE FURNISH^.
mercial Travelers. ' ^^^^ Editions of single States, lor the convenience of Com?
^r£^^S^ onu1Se1^a!tr^on^-- ---SIS
infaltibiiity?;eXc'*onSdt?SS^ trustworthy, and while making no claim of
furnish is as comprehensive and as worthlnVLr*'^^'"^^^ ^"^ E^°I« ^''^^ ^he informa foS^we
personal examination. worthy of belief as though obtained by our patrons by
busineei. at r^^Sble ™!is'"°°""^'"'"' ■'"<>™«3'». "ho collect and attend to oa«r legal
or our Bra^h ^^i-°&S i^lfe'llli'"-^^^^^^^^
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C W. FOX.
MENZO WHITE.
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Successors to GORDON & WHITE. -A^'
Coal, Wooi Linis d CemeDt
— DEALERS.—
42 North Broad Street— Telephone Ko. 181.
Fiall "Weiglits C3-\ia,ra,nteeci.
, . PROMPT DELIVERY.
All the Best Coals in the Market for sale.
Blacksmith Goal a Specialty.
BowEN's Planing Mill,
H. CEANKSHAW & Co. Proprietors,
175 South Forsyth St, - - ATLANTA, GA.
Manufacturers of .
-seDOOKS, ^ SASH, ^ BUNDS,$^
Machine Work for Contractors,
MOULDINGS, SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING.
; ^ Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of
' Lumber, from Long Leaf Pine ;
'", ; : . ■ . ;vl:i y . ■ INCLUDING
SHINGLES AND LATHS.
BILL SAWED TO ORDER.
Saw Mills in LONG LEAF PINE BELT, near Rockmart,
Polk County, Georgia.
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CITY-DIRECTORY.
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CH. F. WEATHERBE
PUBLISHER.
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OIT THE DXJI'LEX SYSTEIL^.
Neither a borrower nor a lender be ;
For loan oft loses both itself and fnend/ ' . ] '
And borrowing duUs the edge of husbandry.l-SAaA-e.
PRICE, $SOO.
X--! ,
Phillips & Crew. Sole Sales D
EPOT.
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ATLANTA, GA. :
^« i?i5rA«, Reserved,
itercU Hceoiding to act of Cod
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Engines, Gins, Sa^ Mills, Etc.
PERKINS BROS.
DSALEB8 IW
ALL KINDS tf ACHI1TEE7.
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Kn,?P-^'^r* i^^'^^'"' '° *^^ ^°"*^ ^ steam Engines, BoUers Saw
•W^B WWi!,T' «*«'"" ^-P". Boiler Feeders! Jet Pu^psSte:^
M^tfr* ^ i ' ^"'^' ^'•^■'^hes, Shingle Machines, Hanig and
|"^?tofsf p:^::* crn'^r".'^* ''"■^ FlouHngWil^Xpar
Pi«J.- -T « !* Cotton Gins, Feeders and Condensers, Presses
Ibuying J«iaenmery at low agures. Get our prices before
32 & 34 West Ml.JSS.^3 "? ^a^LVnTA. CA.
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— CENSUS 49.517..
_ , The seventh volume of the Atlanta. City Qirectorv is
issued m do-Sole form, and is also accompanied h, the (Bus-
iness or (Railroad Edition. .
After cuUing o-^t!fhUdren's and other names which
/.^^ 1,700 names over any of our former issues, maTcina
total names lUoO, The canvass has leen made on a new
and more perfect ry stem., to give the Q:.pl^^_ feature, and
. the Census shows a total ^/ t q r . 7 inhabitants : 31 105
white and 18,^12 colored. lU , 0 1 / , ' ^^'^^° .
- The rapid and sulstantial growth of our City nerved
feafur T" '° ""^'''"^' '^^ '^^''^ and'eopense oftlZew
features herein, and the progressive lusiness and profZ
sional citizens have appreciated in the most suiftanZl
manner every effort put forth. . , ^^^^mntiai
'.. P^ ^wz22g-pag^5 win speak for themselves
as the excellent typography is creditable ^Messrs
Judson, Dunlop & Co., whose imprint it bears '
_ The promise of decided improvement each vear
IS hereby renewed Faithfully , 'eacnyear
Mama, February, 1883. ^^^ ^^ WeATHERBE,
; i - -• Publisher
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ATLANTA
FIIILI II
141 and 143 Peachtree Street
MRS. J. W. BALLAKD, Ywluolpul.
The object of thU institution is to afford the advantage of a thorongh edncaUon-
There are Four Departments, as follows :
ypimapy, Intermefliate, j|.eaaeinic| (^olle^iate
Special attention is given to the Study of
Music, Modern Languages, Belles Lettres and Art.
^""* ^'^'"'^ <^ Ge™«n Teachers reside in the Institute.
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GENERAL INDEX.
AbbreviatiouB J**
Academies and SchoolsZl. "!!!""*""'*"'"" \o I J°!!!^*' ^^enue Dep.
Advertising Department
Appendix
Asylums and Hospitals
Bands
12
37
9
13
Banks *** '2
13
Bibltj Societies .....^....
Board of Aldermen... ^^ ?J*'*^°'°
Board of Common Council* ' » Medical Colleges
Board of Education _."*" ,J Military Organizations
Board of Health ..*"T....."
Board of Police Commissionere"
Board of Trade
Board of Wat^r Commissioners.,
Building and Loan Associations..
Business Directory....
Cemeteries
Census
Christian Associations
Churches
City Court
City Government.
I City Officers ""'/" **** ^
Clubs and Societies. ^^
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>•••••• ••• 14
Introdnctory....:.:.:.:';.*"|^^^f • 29
Judiciary — 3
Justices Courts ~ ^
Legislature... 33
Libraries ;;:;;:; — 30
Literary Association** *" "
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26
18
Names in General. ~ ^*
Newspaprt^, etc....;."™!; ^
Ordinary • «>
Parks and Places ^VAmi^^^;;,™"-- ^
Police Department .. ^
Post-office 12
' Railroads 20
fiailroad c;*m;;si;; ^2
Recorders Court " ^
Relief and Benev;i;it "S^ga^;;:^ ^
^School sand Teachers ~ ^
Scientific Societies.....;;.'.*.*.*** "" ** - "
Secret Societies *"*** ^
Sheriflf's Office Z''''^ ^6
Commercial Directory.'.*;; " " I Signal Service ....,...'.7™** **'** **
Corrections, Removals, etc «9 State Judiciary „ .*^ 29
County Courts **** ^^ I ®^** Legislature .'" ~ ^
-^ 29
County offi'cers".;.*.;......;;;;;;;;' •* 35
Courts 29
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Educational ^ 32
Express Companies
State of Georgia.
Street Railroads....
Streets with numbers, and
.. 30
30
25
Fire Department 17 | Telegraph -y
General Directory of Nam'^".";;;; ^]
General Directory of Streets....^ ^
Georgia State Government.... ** f
General Assembly —•..««-... 30
Incorporated Companies* ^
Index to Advertisers ;;:::**" ■ ~ "
— 10, Superior cou;;r--°'"""'"^"'*«'"~««
-^mpanies.
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Telephone Companies... *** ^
U. 8. Commissioners... ^
u. s. Courts ;;;;;' »
U. 8. Internal Revenue.. '" ^
U. S. Officers (local)... JZ""* ^
Ward Boundaries '■ — ' ^
West End- "^
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INDEX TOADVERTISERS.
AndersonJ.H.,agr. machinery.
?!"!"«.'?• <?• Dr., opium
B«U W. S., l„m.er; cWand wo^-^ ^ grn'^-n H.X^4^
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Page.
Cincinnati, N". O. & T. P. Ry 53
Cincinnati Southern Ry 53
Cincinnati Type Foundry 38
Clemmons & Kenny butchers 45
Constitution 50
Cox C. H., stencils 105 and 273
Crankshaw H. & Co., planing mill, .flv B
Cunningham W. E., sewing machinesl04
Davenport Johnson & Co., mill ma-
chinery 68
Delbridge A. J., shoemkr GO
Dennison Mnfg. Co., tags, backbone & 40
Dickson H. H., printer 36
Donehoo E. F., fish, etc 83
East Teun., Va. & Ga. R. R 8
Estey Organ Co front coyer and 52
Er^enzinger A., tents and awnings.. .464
Fairbanks C. F., stencils, etc 51
Fay & Eichberg architects 63
Fontaine F. & Co., loan agts 37
Fox & White coal. . top lines and ily B
Frierson T. A., real estate top lines
Gate City launch House. 60
Gavan J. H., furniture ! ! . 84
Georgia Chemical & Mining Co fly C
Golden & Flournoy machinists 60
Groodrich A. M., roofer 62
Grand Rapids & Ind. R. R ' '224
Hart F. W., sash, doors and blinds. .
back paster
Hart F. W. & Son, planing mill
_ back paster
Haskell W. W., ins 36
Holmes C. N., music 65
Holmes Nick, shoemkr * 64
Ivie T. H., photographer [ .108
Jack F. M., baker and confectioner!! 47
Jones W. E., carriage mnfr 48
Jones W. O., livery ! ! ! ! 47
Jordan & "Wrigley, stereotypers ! ! ! ! ! 43
Judson,Dunlop & Co., printers, opp p 108
Karwisch H., baker and grocer. .71 & 75
Kattenhom & Vignaux, restaurant. . 60
Kenny P. J., liquors 51
Kimball House ! ! ! ! ! 37
Kimball J. C, coal front cover
King Geo. E. & Co., hardware, ends & 49
Knapp R. H., real estate covers
Kries A. W., bill poster 60
Kuhns J. H. & W. T., photographers
_ . covers
Laffomarsmo J., fruits, etc 64
LaHatt J. H., roofing paint 464
Lambert A., florist 45
Langston & Crane, whol, grocers, etc. 51
Lawshe Er, optician opp. p. 109
Leak <fc Lyle, real estate 102
Leo Gust. E., architect front cover
Lewis H., flour miUs 63
Lewis T. S., cracker mnfr ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 68
Lynch Jerry, mer tailor back cover
Markham House covers
Mauck M. M., painter 62
Maynard R. J., binder back cover
Memphis and Little Rock R. R 53
Milburn Wagon Co bottom lines
Miller A. J., furniture, etc. .front paster
Miller <fe Brady, livery front cover
Moore's Business College, back cover
and 49
Motes C. W. & Co., harness, opp. p. 109
Mullan J. J., marble 67
Xntional Hotel ! ! ! ! ! 66
Xiles & Tryon, building depot, opp. p. 224
Northwestern Mut. Life Ins Co.opp.p. 225
Patterson & Bowden, undertakers
front fly A
Peeples & Wilson, sewing machines . ^
fly D
Piedmont Air-Line system . . 59
Peoples Mut. Relief Ass'n. .front paster
Perdue & Egleston, ins 66
Perkins Brs.,machinery, back of title & 64
Phillips & Crew, books and music
„ .^ front cover and 38
Port Royal and Augusta R. R 57
Post- Appeal '463
Read & Candler, lawyers. . . ! covers
Richmond and Danville R. R ! . . . 59
Ristine, May & Co., chair mnfrs 47
Salter S. F. Dr., medical college 61
Sawtell I. Y. & Son, real estate 42
Scott W. M., furnishing bottom lines
Scoville & Culpepper, Suwannee
Springs 37
Scoville & Terry, Kimball " House ! ! ! ' 37
Smith American Organ Co top lines
Smith, Coles & Co., undertakers 62
Smith Jos., commission 37
South Carolina Ry ...!!!!!! 64
Southern Address Co.. !!!!!!!! 223
Stewart & Bro., millers ! ! ! ! ! ! ! [,][[ qq
Swift C. H. & Co., undertakers! ! ! ! ! !
™^ _ _ back cover and 67-
Thompson R. G», restaurant 63^
Thrower J. G., plasterer - ' 64
mwbridge J. & Son, furniture mnfr 65
Ward J. W. & Co., hardware . back cover
Weatherbe C. F., directory publisher
w . a. . . . 80 and 463
Western & Atiantic R. R. Co . .^. bottom
w ^ , , ^ lines and 56
Westmoreland I., shoemkr 464
White E. T., National Hotel ..!!!!!! 66
White J. J., agrl machinery, .front edge
White J. R., laundry 92 %
WhiteW. J., bilUards... ! 451 ^
^{;Jif W- W" '""^ '<>PP- P-'225
Whitner John A. & Co., ins. 65
Wijkins, Post & Co., Atla Bridge'
WkS ^y Q
WiUlngham W. J., luini)er;toplkie8<fc48
WARD BOUNDABIES.
along the centre of track of w 4 f 'r h** '•"'""■'8
line to centre of XfSh.n ,'!!*' "'="<'' """K mW
Whitehalfto thi SegtonlSg-pS"' """^ '=«°"« "^
With Hunter, thpneriiir.nl h * *^J*® lotersection
thence along Se of M?n^nn^'K*^* McDonou^h,
line, thence along Lfd lini^?.*'"^*^ to corporation
thence along Kn re of Wh^f'l*'"?. *i' Whitehall,
point. ** ^"^'^^ ^' Whitehall to beginning
ler™d'Hu'Jtt?^n"3?unn™"°^l°«**J"°«««°<>fBut.
Butler to Georgia R rTJ '^^°^? ^'^'^g centre of
R. R. toco^poritionlfne t^^^^^^^^ ^^°°« ^^^^''gia
McDonoughf thexlc^^Iirnkt^;,-/^^^^^ to
Hunter, thence down centre Hunter to beginning
cro?s^/Vl;!fro^d^?ii■^?hT"'^^°^°^^ -h«- ^rjor
the centre o7 Georgia' |? Y/»°°>ng east along
thence alone said ifnt ^ w" *f corporation line,
back along Vest Pe^^h^.^?' Peachtree, thence
along Pea^chTree t^*^K5or*^l^ Peachtree, thenci
beginning point ^°'' *^®°^® *1*>^« P^yor to
Pr7orTr^osSs?Si;:;?dTSlhfn'i? PO'"**^* '^hich
centre W. A a. R R to S^nn^if 'ISf running along
centre of Foundry M^^^°*^'^',^'^°ce «'ong thi
laid Unl LwestleZXJ^^X ''°^' *^»^°«« ^^o2g
%st Peachtree to P^^htrel %°h ^ ""'^^^ ^«°^'*
centre of Peachtree bJ^k * '«*^*^°^® ^^^ng the
along centre rpVTorrfi^glSnfnT^^inr ''^--
ra^l^s'!Kfn^Tl^nTrnS•V^^^/»^-«- Bar-
West Peters street. ^""^ ^^^* ^°^' °orth of
TOO LATE,
AHD RZMOYALS.
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Anderson Joseph, wlcg E. Van Winkle
PrZ ^'^'*°*'*' '="^' "l^ 128 S.
^^8B* SMITH (W. C. Bibb and Davis
^ Son), r 129 Nelson " ' ^^ ^"""^ *
C<«ton Bobert, wks E. Van Winkle &
Georgia Broom Works, Bibb <fc Smfch
Neek r;Z'« ^- ^'?-' •■ »•' Tattnall
Fictv r^^iT' °"^'"', ™»chini8t Cot
Pp»^ f V ^i"Pson, cor Vine
ff,!"? John L., r 154 S. Broad
Selkirk James M., r r agt, 32 Loyd
To Walker** " ''"'"^'"='°' ^-^- K^. '
^ tere °' ^'^' "^^ •^•' ■• 305 W. Pe- "
&?„gX°r^p^-','''^^ ^24 Peachtree
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Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air-Line,
EMBRACING THE-
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GREAT KENNESAW ROUTE,
^ NEW SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE,
BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
NORFOLK ROUTE, CHICKASAW ROUTE,
And THE FLORIDA SHORT LINE,
Formed by the Georgia Division of the J • ^
EAST TENN., VIRGINIA k GEORGIA R. R,
A combination of Great Through Routes of Passenges Travel, which, by virtue of their community of
mterests under one general management, enables them to furnish very superior facilities
for quick, safe and comfortable passenger transportation to all points
3SrOR,TII, SOUTH, E-A.ST, "WEST^
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These Lines are respectively
9 qSSJSP^o ■^Tsr^i^SIHIliTCS-TOa^
Than any Line via Cincinnati. i
13 3iv^iles Sl:Lorter**®*^®®'?h^''"LAijiTAand wiAcoN
^^^^ '*^'*"'*'^*^-^ w^^/j» than any other route.
* A W riMiXAG9 OliUf^X* than any route via Savannah.
73 Miles Shorter ^*'''*®''^^^^'?^*.^5^??s.& southwestern poihts
-'■••WW n»**w* w«A reached via Memphis, than any other route.
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Elegant FTjillman. Sleeping Oars, ' A
New, and fitted up expressly for this service are run between
New Orleans via Atlanta to Washington Without Change via the Kennesaw Route.
\ Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars :^: I
Fitted up expressly for this new line are run between 1
iPemphid and ghattanooga, via f leveland, ^cnn., to gc^ ¥ork,
WITHOUT CHANGE. VIA THE 5^ »
Ho Change of Cars from New Orleans and Itlanta to New Ifork.
•re ran on perfect quick and closely connecting schedules on all night trains by all of these lines.
Tickets via tliese Oi-eat Through Car I^ines
at all principal Ticket OflBces where Coupon Tickets are sold, and in
■A.TI-i-AJ>TT-A. AT TIOKIEST C^iniPTr^irca
E. T., V. AG. R R. Depot, Whitehall Street Crossing; W 4 A R R^eW nS^ tt«- t>
Depot ; James Maloy, Passenger Agent, No. 3, Kimball Hoise ^' ^^^"^ Passenger
Maps, Time Cards and detailed information cheerftilly ftirnished on application
. . ^ A. POPE,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent, LTNOHBUEG, VA,
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APPENDIX. j; '
ATLANTA DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
1SS3.
City^Coun^y, State ajid United States E^
CITY HALL,
EAST SIDE
ELECTION
For Mayor,
Held Biennially,
ON THE
Washington Street,
BETWEEN
Hunter AND Mitchell. -va?a£»^^ n.m.
Is-oompoBed of Boa"e Of mS' ^^^ COUNCIL
member is elected annu^lv for ??1.^° and Common CouncU W .h» ,
CITY OF ATLANTA.
^6&;^«^^o^-n. omee,
Lot^; ^*'"^""' T. G. Healer, B. J.
Board of Common ConncU
nlnT'"' ^-^'--F. T. Ryan, V. Dun-
jjTbibb Wabi^z. W. Adamson, S. W
Longer '^'"^'^- 2- H°^«U. B. F.
Hato"n. ^^«'^^- C. Reynolds,. E.
STANDING COMMITTEBS
fc--How?r&VTman"DV^'«-
erton, Day. ^™^^°g'ey, Broth-
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Atlanta City 1)ibegtoey.
Tax — Brotherton, Ryan, Longley.
Relief — Ryan, Gray, Day, Longley,
Reynolds.
Lamps and Gas — Ryan, Adamson,
Haiman.
Markets — Haiman, Reynolds, Day.
Fire Department — Adamson, Broth-
erton, Gray.
Public Buildings and Grounds —
Howell, Haiman, Adamson.
Public Schools — Haiman, Lonsrlev,
Dunning.
Cemetery— Day, Howell, Dunning.
Prlnting— Gray, Adamson, Reynolds.
Water Works — Longley, Brotherton,
Howell.
Cont^ted Claims and Litigation —
Gray, Dunning, Reynolds.
Salaries— Reynolds, Ryan, Brother-
ton, Dunning, Howell,
Sanitary Affairs— Brotherton, Rey-
nolds, Adamson.
Parks— Day, Longley, Brotherton.
City Officers, Etc.
AuDTTOR AND RECORDER— H. C. Glenn
Office, 19 WhitehaU. Bond, $1,000. Sal-
ary, $1,200. / .
City Clerk-^J. H. Goldsmith. Office,
City Hall. Bond, $30,000. Salary, fees.
T. O. Hall, assistant.
• Assessors— J. A. Anderson, D. A.
Cook, Clem. R. Harris. Salaries, $1,200.
Collector and Receiver — J. A. An-
derson. Bond, $25,000. Salary, $1,200.
Commissioners of Streets and Sew-
ers—25 S. Broad. John Berkele, Chair-
man; M. E. Maher, W. H. Venable.
Marshal— W. R. Joyner. Bond, $25,-
000. Salary, perquisites. W. H. Hol-
combe, W. R. Dimmock, deputies.
Treasurer— R. M. Farrar. Salary,
$1,000. Bond, $40,000.
Building Inspectors — Calvin Fay, J.
W. Meakin, Gust. E. Leo. Salaries, $50
per annum.
City Printer— By contract.
City Englneer— R. M. Clayton. Of-
fice, 25 S. Broad. Salary, $1,650.
CriY Attorney— W. T. Newman. Of-
fice, 35 S. Broad. Salary, $1,800.
Cemetery Guard— S. A. Stroud, Sol-
omon Belcher. Salaries, $600.
City Sexton— W. A. Bonnell. Salary
$900. Bond, $1,000. ^'
Keeper City Hall— Jacob Morris.
Salary, $600.
Keeper Magazine — H. S. Harris
Salary, $500. Bond, $1,000.
Overseers Chain-Gang — Jacob Em-
mel, and John Smith. Salaries, $2.25
per day.
Board of Health.
W. S. Armstrong, M. D., President;
J. B. Baird, M. D., Secretary; W. Q.
Drake, M. D., F. P. Rice and Aaron
Haas.
City Physicians.
E. W. Roach, First Ward. Salary,
A. F. F. Kerstan, Second Ward. Sal-
ary, $320.
T. E. Collier, Third Ward. Salary,
$360.
M. C. Martin, Fourth Ward. Salary,
$440. ^'
A. R. Alley, Fifth Ward. Salary,
$440. ^'
Board Police Commissioners.
Elected by Council for three years.
Salary of each, $200 per annum, with
$50 extra allowed the secretary for cleri-
cal labor.
Amos Fox, Chairman ; W. T. Gold-
smith, Secretary; C. J. Hancock, W. H.
Frizzell and B. E. Crane.
Regular meeting, second Monday night
of each month.
Board Water Commissioners.
E. E. Rawson, G. W. Adair, C. C.
Hammock. ^
E. E. Rawson, President; J. W. Cul-
pepper, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. G.
Richards, Superintendent; G. W. Terry,
Chief Engineer ; W. Haffey and John
Warren, assistants.
EDUCATIONAL.
Board of Education — Ofiice, Hiffh
School Building.
Officers — Hon. Joseph E. Brown,
President; David Mayer, Vice-Pi'esi-
dent; E. E. Rawson, lYeasurer; W. F.
Slaton, Secretary and Superintendent.
Members— David Mayer, J. C. Kim-
ball, D. A. Beatie, Thomas S. Powell,
W. A. Moore, Robert J. Lowry, E. J.
Roach, S. B. Hoyt, Joseph E. Brown,
W. A. Hemphill, E. E Rawson, N. J.
Hammond, and the Mayor, (ex officio.)
standing committees.
Finance— Lowry, Moore, Goodwin,
Hemphill, Hammond.
Salaries and Supplies— Mayef,. Kim-
ball, Eg wry.
Buildings and Repairs— Powell, Bea-
tie, Kimball.. i?^
School Property— Kimball, Pcwell,
Hoyt. *
Library— Moore, Roach, Beatie. ^
Grievances— Roach, Rawson, Hemp-
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Printing— Rawson, Lowry, Hoyt.
Rules— Hoyt, Moore, Goodwin.
Examination, Course of Study and
Text Books— Beatie, Hoyt, Roach, Kim-
ball, Hemphilh
Sanitary Affairs— Roach, Powell
Goodwin. '
Schools.
Boys High School— 47 Washington.
w"\v o, ^' ^""^^*P^^^ salaiy, $1,600.
W. M. Slaton, assistant; $1,410.
Girls High School— i7 Washington.
iJ^®^- d*. Haywood, Principal; salary,
IJ:^; Miss S. McKinley, Xo. 2, $846
Miss A. Callaway, Xo. 3, $752; Miss N
bcrgeant, Xo. 4, $752; Miss Lulu HUl-
yer, assistant, $500.
T ^'^EJ' Street School— 119 Crew.—
John Isham Principal; salary, $1,410.
v'^^'^-'u^'^'V''^ ^"^'^-2' ^^>^5; Miss
w V ^"V"i«» ^o. 3, $550; Miss Eva
Woods, assistant Xo. 3, $300; Miss Anna
^ -' ^-A^^' ?'^^^' M^^s L. J. Lanneau,
Xo.^ o $oOO; Miss Ella Dodson, Xo. 6
$4. o; Miss MA. Harris, Xo. 7, $450
M^^s A. Sterchi, Xo. 8, $425. '
Fair Street School— Fair, southwest
corner Kelly. E. G. Moore, Principal
salaiy, $1 410. Miss Fannie Hillyer, Xo
D F.!^i • ^t'^'^K' ^^^- ^' ^525; Miss a:
D. Fuller Xo. o, $500; Miss Marv John-
Xo'7 2i-n ^i??^ ^Ji^^Mollie Sheehan,
^o. 7, $4o0; Miss Mamie Dunwody, Xo!
o, f42o.
Sm^fh ^I,«?^.ScHooL-173 Ivy. H. H.
c"'^"'a- ?J:i^ciPal ^ ^^alary, $1,410. Mrs.
^o.^ 3 $ooO ; Miss B. H. Hanna, Xo. 4
Mo; Mrs C. P. Sams, Xo. 5, $500; Miss
f' ^^"^n*^!: ^^- 6' ^47'^; Mi^s A. Walk-
No.^^'$i25 ' ^''' ^^' ^' ^^'^w^ing^
Marietta Street School— 271 Mari-
Iwin •^?.•^^T^*^^^^"' Principal; salary.
Mis S V P \i. K^H^'^ ^<>- 2, $575
^ Q n ^-^^ather, Xo. 3, $550; Miss x!
cAn.? f V^"": ^' ^''^25; Miss Belle Mc-
Xn A^*W^^\^c' ^^^^ ^'^^ F. A. Adams,
lA'l^^^'L^''^- ^- F- Johnson, Xo. 7
$4o0; Miss M. Malone, Xo. 8, $425.
^n^,^^^^? ^'^^^^ School -Walker,
southwest corner Haynes, A. J. M. Bil
Wif^W^""^' ^o. 2 $575; Mrs. V. A.
neWr^' ^^^3, $.550; Miss Blanche
Lieberman Xo. 4, $525; Miss S. E.
Xo T 'iJ^S^r^^ ^''' «^^^^ Pendleton,
^o 5 $o00; Miss L. G. Johnson $475
r W 'ni'^'i^i^il^^^^^' ^^- 6' $475; Miss
w 7u S}^""^ ^^'^0' and Mrs. S. R. S.
T^J^k ^ 2f •^' ^t?^ ' ^^^'^ P- Brannan, Xo.
», $425; Miss X. Mitchell, Xo. 8, $425.
Colored,
SumiER Hill School— 160 Martin.—
^' \r ' 1^^^^^°' Principal; salary,
lim* ,^/^^-^.f. Cunningham, Xo. 2
m^'t?^S-o?- ^' Harvey, Xo. 3, $400
M^s B. P. Sharpe, Xo. 4, $400.
Houston Street ScHooi^Houston
northwest comer Butler. R. H. Carter
Principal; salary, $600. Julia Turner
4Q0- ^'J'^'''^.' Georgia Mitchell, Xo. 3
$32o; Minnie L. Bell, Xo. 4, $325; Carl
v^ A^t'.^''-^'^^^^ ^^™a Eskridge,
$^00; Hattie Lattimore, X%. 8, $300.
Mitchell Street School— 279 West
^rT^L ^^.I^V^^lkeis Principal; sal-
ary,-$bOO. C. Jones, Xo. 2, $350; H.
L?,^>^''?%3,$32^; E. Townsley, Xo. 4,
$32o; I.Clark, Xo. 5, $300; L. Easlev
^o.6,$300; J. Tooke, Xo. 7, $3oS; e!
Thomas, Xo. 8, $300.
FIRE DEPARTMEOT.
The Atlanta Paid Fire Department
vv as organized July 1st, 1882, with a
chief engineer, three foremen, two en-
gineers, twenty-four men, three steam-
ers, two reels, one hook and ladder truck
seven horses, and about 2,700 feet of hose!
1 he annual expense in connection \^ith
fire alarm IS about $25,000. The force is
toremen, $4o per month; engineers, $60
ners, $30 per month.
Board OF Fi rem asters— Z. W. Adam-
son, Chairman ; Alderman J. H. Mecas-
lin, Councilmen W. H. Brotherton, J.
A. Gray, and the Mayor, ex officio.
Bro^d^^ " Kyan. OflSce, 25 South
When fire is proclaimed, the alarm will
H?.rr^ .'? ^2""^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^'•e^t the loca-
tion of the fire. On opening the box di-
rections wUl be found inside for giving
the alarm. After pulling hook once let
go, and under no circumstance touch it
again.
f.l^^l^^®«.^i^^ ^ announce an alarm
from box 24, for instance, will be struck
t J^ce, and after a short pause 4 ; then in
about a minute the alarm wiU be re-
ftruck ''''^" ^"""^ ^^™' ^^^ ^^
Keys to box may be found in house
nearest the box. Be careful to retmna
Location of Boxeg.
street ^^~^^''' ^ ^""^^^ ^^^'^' ^^^^
Xn* itl^J**f.^^"^*^^t'»ear WhitehaU.
JN o. 14— Station House, on Pryor street.
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JSTo. 15— Corner Peachtree and Broad
streets.
Jfo. 16— Corner Peachtree and Ivv
streets.
No. 17— Corner Peachtree and Mer-
ntt's avenue.
2^* H— ^Pera House (private.)
^o. 23— Cotton Factory (private.)
S^- 24— Corner Gruhb and Cone sts.
JNo. 2o— Corner Marietta and Walton
streets.
No. 26— Corner Marietta and Simpson
ocreetis.
No. 31— Comer Whitehall and Broth-
erton.
No. 32— Corner Whitehall and Hood
streets.
No. 34— No. 2 Engine House, Wash-
ington street.
Clark ^^~"^^^^®^ Washington and
No. 36 — Jail, on Fraser street.
No. 41— Corner Decatur and Peach-
tree streets.
No. 42— Opposite Lloyd street on De-
catur.
No. 43— West Point Depot (private.)
^o. 4»— Corner Decatur and Bell sts.
S-^' i?— Corner Wheat and Collins sts.
No. ol-nCentral Railroad Depot.
No. o2— Corner Mitchell and Mano-um
streets. "
No. 53— Corner Peters and Central
Kailroad.
^o. 54— Corner Peters and Fair sts.
No. 56— .Jamestown (United State>
Christophine W Flynn, H. A. Goodson,
J. A. Hildebrand, M. N. Holland, A. W
Ivey, J. C. Joiner, J. T. Lynch, J. L.
Mercer, T. J. McWilliams, G. McWil-
hams, A. J. Moss. W. P. Manl^y, W. F.
McEwen,Z B. Moon, J. W. Norman,
t 7 5- S'^rf h, J. E. Rapp, J. G. Russell
W. N. Sheridan, M. T. Simmons, J. c!
bturman, J. H. Stroud, H. H. Scar-
v.?"^^' 7' i- P»?"^P8on, M. M. White,
Nat. West. Salaries, $2.00 per day.
Supernumeraries— J. W. Abbott, K
M. Cason fl. T. Clarke, R. H. Clarke,
J. P. Culberson, R. B. Harris, J. K.
S'w^'i'/- ?' Justice, Edward Lynch,
P. W Merritt, J. H. Mosteller, G. Phil-
lips, J. F. Pounds, F. M. Simpson.
Atlanta City Directory.
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Barracks.)
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters 47 South Prvor. In-
cluding the chief the regular force num-
bers forty-seven men, who are under the
control of a Board of Commissioner (for
Commissioners see preceding page) and
are mal^tained at an annual expense to
the city of about $35,000. Election by
the Board, held bienniallv, April 1st.
JNone of the officers or men receive any
perquisites, costs or extras whatever ex-
cept where rewards have been offered for
the arrest of criminals.
Chief— A. B. Connolly; salary, $1,500.
Captains— N. G. Aldredge, E. F.
oalaries, $800.
T ^S^'^i?^ Keepers— W. E. Foute and
J. -b. Buchanan.^) Salaries, $2.25 per
StSfuT^^^^ Guards— S. Belcher, S. A.
Patrolmen— T. P. Aldredffe, L. P
Barnes, J. C. Baird, C. Brenninj?', W. H.
Bone,|A. A. Brooks, J. C. Cariisle, F.
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
^F?^ ^^^^^ Schools, see Educational,
and for Private Schools, see the Business
Directory.)
^A^^i^^^^ Female Institute— 141 and
143 Peachtree. Mrs. J. W. Ballard,
prmcipa ; Miss Katie R. Hillyer, Miss
N. Shackelford, Miss Mattie Daniels,
Vliss Abbie Baker, assistants; Mll'e c!
loly, Mrs. E. Barili, teachers of modem
languages; Miss H. Glover, Miss S.
rfarris, teachers Kindergarten depart-
iient; Miss K. R. Hillyer, art depart-
nent; M. F. Byrd, teacher elocution;
.rof. Alfredo Barili and Mrs. E. Barili
nusic; Mir-s Ada Cromwell, matron.
» Coxvent of the Immaculate Concep-
rioN— East side Loyd, south of Hunter,
conducted by the Sisters of Mercv, Sis-
x^r Aloysius, superior; Sister M. Reois
assistant superior. ° '
]VIean8' High Schooi.— 76 North For-
jyth. T. A. Means, Principal; W. W.
iT,^^'^"'^^; Hv^^^5^^' C- ^' Gailmard
d^^^^* ^' -^' ^feans, teachers.
Moore's Southern Business Univer- •
siTY— 38 and 40 S. Broad, Prof. B. F.
Moore, President.
St. Peter and St. Paul's Parochial
SCHOOL— Marietta, southeast corner Al-
exander, conducted by Sisters of Mercy.
Colored.
At;.anta Baptist Seminary— Elliott
northwest corner W. Hunter. Founded
18/9 under the auspic^es of the American
Baptist Home Missionary Society. Rev
Joseph T. Robert, LL.D., President; W.
K. Raymond A. M., Rev. H. L. Gear,
A. M., and Rev. W. E. Holmes, profes- .
sorg; Local Board of Trustees: J. H
Low, Chairman ; Sidney. Root, Seereta-
I Ym'^t' ^' "■ ^"^^^^'^^ ^-^-^ Rev. w.
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Atlanta Universtty- Terminus of
West Mitchell. Incorporated October
1867. Open to both sexes and attended
by colored people. Besides small tuition
fees and donations, the State of Georoia
appropriates $8,000 annually to this ?n-
stitution. Edmund A. Ware A M
President; Rev. Cyrus W. Francis 'Sec-
retary. '
V Trustees— Rev. S. S. Ashley, North-
boro^ Mass. ; James Atkins, Savannah ;
A. E. Buck, Atlanta; Rev. Cyrus w!
Francis, Atlanta; J. B. Fuller, Atlanta;
Charles H. Morgan, Atlanta; Rev. m!
E. Strieby, New York ; Edmund A.
Ware, Atlanta; Rev William J. White
Augusta; Rev. Joseph Wood, Atlanta;'
1 . JN . Chase, Atlanta ; Rev. W. H Wil-
cox Reading, Mass., and Rev. Joseph
Ji.. Smith, Chattanooga, Tenn
Edmund A Ware, Professor of Histo-
ry, l.N. Chase, Professor of Greek-
Rev. Cyrus W Francis, Professor of
Lthics etc. ; Rev. Horace Bumstead,
instructor m Natural Science; C. P Sin-
nott Principal Normal Department; W.
w ^f ^' ^i^/. ^^^ ^' Sands. Miss Ella
W. Moore, Miss Carrie H. Loomis, Miss
Clark University— South end of Mc-
Donough Chartered 1877. Rev. E. O.
ITiayer, A. M, President, Treasurer and
Secretary; W. H. Crogman, A.M., Pro-
cTif^L^"'^^? Languages; Mrs. C.
m;/?^!^^"' matron; Miss Florence L.
Mitchell, preceptress; Miss E. L. Smith,
A. B., English literature and music
teacher; Miss A. Gibbs, teacher of mu-
sic; Miss S. E. Abbott, Principal eZ-
hsh department; J. W. Cardwell, teacher
of Enghsh ; Z T. Spencer, Superintend-
ent School of Carpentry.
Storr's SCHOOL— 96 Houston. Main-
tained by American Congregational Mis-
sionary Society. Miss^ I. Williams
Principal ;^ Miss E. L. Ferris, Miss JiUia
A. Goodwin, Mrs. C. G. Ball, Miss Nel-
mn^J^f^''^ TT^""^ physician attends two
months each vear.
Ce^'tral Ivy Street Hospital, of the
Southern Medical College. 46 W Un-
aZ^.^1^^^'^^^^ ^^ ^^^ Ladies Hospital
Association, Mrs. G. W. Steel, matron.
Gratuitous medical and surgical treat-
CoHe *e ""^"^'^^^d ^y *^e Faculty of the
rnnV^/^^T^^lf I^^FiRMARY-216 Noriii
Collins. In charge of Sisters of Mercv
Sister Mary Cecilfa, superior. ,^*
BJLNDS.
Atlanta Musical Band— 24W E Al-
abama. Charies E. Klugel, leader. *
Colored.
Huff's Atlanta t)oRNET Band— De-
catur, near Butler. Lewis Huff, leader.
Kandall's Junior Cornet Band— W
Randall, leader. ^*—yy.
ASYLUMS ATO HOSPITALS.
BoM^V^T^1'''' AND Benevolent
of H.!"^ E. Alabama. Under control
of the Benevolent Home Societv. H H
Tucker, president; John Milledge, vice-
DaWd^M' ^' C^^««to«'Sr., seSr^tTry;
HaiYp M T""' ^r^^"^^^; Mrs. R. hi
wane, M. D., matron. The citv navs i?^
per month for the care of cUy^atlente"
BAXKS.
Atlai^a National Bank— 15 E. Ala-
bama. Organized 1865. Capital, $150,-
000. James Swann, president; W. B.
W 'w ''^rP^^^f^nt; P. Romare, cashier;
\ Austell, assistant cashier. Di-
SolrW^w^\^^^' P^^l Romare S.B.
H?§iph1rdl- ^"^^"' "• ^- ^^^"-' «•
M^rtiifo ^^ ^^ T?^^™ ^^ GeORGIA-1
Marietta, corner Peachtree. Authorized
capital, $5,000,000; cash capitat, $1(2)'^^
i'h n I nPX^^""^^ '• M- R- Berry
W.^G\^Rth^^.^.^-^-^^^>^-^-^-^^^
r.^^ ^'^^ NATIONAL Bank— Pryor
7T^ZT "l^™?^ ^^"- Organized May
I.o'-\^^l- <^apital, $250,000.^ L.J.HiU
president; E. S. McCandless, cashier
Directors: L. M. Hill L T TTiii i^
thony Murphy R. H "ilijjiards^ai'aries"
Beerman, A. W. Hill, W. A. Hemphiu!
^n^?/^^""?, ^^^^ «^ AtlantI-12
$2^) 0^ V^^^^J"??-,^^^^^ "P capital,
T Tf W ^?™P^" Wallace, president
H 5- I^^^^^'. vice-president; James
H. Porter, cashier; V. D. LJickie as-
sistant cashier. Directors rCampbel
Wallace Ben K Crane, J. H. Porter
GeoL wf^'K^' ^- y^/^^^' ^' C- Selman
treorge Winship and James R. Wylie.
BIBLE SOCIETIES.
Atlanta Bible Society— DenoRitnrAr
8 Wall W.P.Patil,o,pre.i^P^'^^:
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BOARD OF TIRADE.
; Atlanta Chamber of Commerce—
Meets daily at 11 a.m., 44 E. Alabama.
iien. E. Crane, president; J. J. Toon
secretary. Directors: A. C. Wyly b'
E. Crane, W. J. Gan-ett, John Stephens,'
J. F. Dunn, J. W. Goldsmith and J. G,
Oglesby.
BUILDINe & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Atlanta Building and Loan Asso-
ciATiON-Office, 151^ N. Broad. J. C.
Kirkpatrick, president; Joel Hurt, sec-
retary and treasurer; W. S. Thomson,
attorney. '
Empire Building and Loan Associ-
TioN— 36 E. Alabama. A. Rosenfeld,
president; A. Haas, secretary and treas-
Germania Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Xo. 2—1 Whitehall. Jacob
-Balsas, president; John Berkele, vice-
president; C. Beermann, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: S. B. Hoji;, M.
Franklin A. Haas, W. Titlebaura A.
Kosenfeld.
HiBERNiA Building and Loan Asso-
ciATioN-41 E. Alabama. M. Mahoney,
president; P. F. Clarke , secretarv and
treasurer.
Home Building and Loan Assocrv-
TioN-15V^ X. Broad. G. J. Foreacre,
president; Joel Hurt, secretary and
tr^surer; S. Barnett, attorney.
The Mutual Loan and Building As-
sociation—31 S. Broad. Incorporated
October, 1882. J. W. English, presi-
dent; T. M. Wood, vice-prefident; J. C.
Hendnx, secretary and treasurer. Di-
^T^^^^l- .J- V^^*c?^^' H- H. Cabaniss,
" J^^ ?; ^"^zell, W. C. Dodson. Hay-
good <fc Martin, solicitors.
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CHURCHES.
Baptist.
Bell WOOD Church (Seventh Church) V
— bouth side Mayson's Ferry road. Bell-:
wood. Services, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. %
Central Church— Corner Peters and i
^air. Services, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. |
i'rayer meeting every Wednesday, 7.30?
p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. F. M. -
Daniel, pastor; residence, Gordon, south- \
east corner Peeples, W. E. ?
Fifth Church— Fillmore, northwest '^
corner Bell. Services, 11 a.m. and 7.30 [
P;m. bunday-school 3 p.m. Rev. V. C {
^orc^ss pastor; residence, west side f
First Church — Walton, northwest *
corner Forsyth. Services 11 a.m. and
r; T,?*^" Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
ia\t ^^^' ^'^'^ pastor; residence, j.
104 Ivy. * ^;
Second Church— Washington, north- ?^
'^^SK^Z''^'' Mitchell. ServTces 11 a.m. 1*^
w ^' , P*™' Prayer meeting every ^:l
Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 ' ^
If^'A ^[^^ ^^^'« Prayer meeting |
Monday 7.15 p.m. Rev. Henry McDon- §
aid, pastor; residence, 171 Washington. I
. Sixth CnuRCH-^orth side Hunter, '
between Haynes and Davis. Services 11
a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 3
p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesdav 7.30 p.m.
Young Men's prayer meeting Friday > ^
7.30 p.m Rev. W. H. H. DoPsey, pas- '
tor; residence, 165 Eraser.
Third Church -31 Jones avenue.
Services 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sun-
day-school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. C. Hor-
nady, pastor.
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CEMETERIES.
Oakland Cemetery— Eastern termi-
nus of Hunter street; entrance also on
^air W. A. Bonnell, sexton ; Solomon
Belcher and S. A. Stroud, guards, both
appointed and paid by City Council.
CHRISTIAir ASSOCLiTIONS.
Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion—Walton, southfeast corner Forsyth
Business meeting first Monday in each
month; devotional services every Sun-
day 4 p.m. W. Woods White, presi-
dent; J. S. Candler, secretary; A. B.
BLxby, general secretary.
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COLORED.
Antioch Church— North side Wal-
lace, east of Marietta. Services 3 p.m.
and 7.30 pm. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Sundav-school 9 a.m.
Bethlehem Church— 158 Eraser. Ser-
vices 3 and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
p.m. Rev. Essick Hill, pastor.
Friendship Church— Mitchell, north-
west corner Haynes. Services 11 a.m.,
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
p.m. Rev. E. B. Carter, pastor f resi-
dence, 295 W. Mitchell. ">r, resi
^Macedonia Church-387 Mangum.
tfrr^^ ^i ^;"^-' ^ P-™- a^d 7.30 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M. Jones
pastor; residence, 32 Victoria.
Mount Moriah Church— Bigcrers
northe^t corner George. Service's 11
a.m and 3 p.m. Rev. C. McCombs, pas-
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. tor; residence, Fort, southwest comer
Big^ers.
Mount Pleasant Church— 63 Fort
Services 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
. meeting Sunday 7 a.m. Sunday-school
?/•"'• «?^,I-^;H.Tilman, pastor; res-
idence, 68 Howell.
Mount Zion Church— 155 E. Harris
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m*
Prayer meeting Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m Rev. W. R. Clemmons, pastor;
residence, Fort, southeast corner E. Cain
Pleasant Grove CnuRCH-East side
Reed, south of Crumley; near limits.
Services 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Praver
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sundky-
school 9 a.m. Rev. Charles O. Jones
pastor ; residence, 265 Eraser. '
Providence Church— 37 Green's Fer
ry avenue. Services 2.30 and 7.30 p.m.
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. C. WU-
hams, rector.
St. Luke's Church— Pryor, northeast
corner Houston. Services 11 a.m. S^-
day-school 9.45 a.m. Evening prayer
Tuesday and Thursday 4.30 p.m.'^RW.
ovi* ^- ^ill^ams, rector ; residence, north
side Hunter, between Washingt(Jn and
Calhoun. ^
r.^Ju ^f^^^^'8 Church— Washington,
northeast corner Hunter. Services 1o 30
a.m. and 5 p.m. Litany 9 a.m. Wednes-
day. Evening prayer Friday 5 p.m.
Sunday-school 3.30 p.m. Rev. R C
loute, rector; residence, north side
Hunter, between Washington and Cal-
St. Philip's Chapel-« Washington,
adjoinmg church. Rev. R. C. #out^
rector. , ^ "ute
Tuesday 7.30 p.i. Rev. t^^.W^t^^fi
pastor. ; - »
Springfield Church— East side Fort
««^th of Taylor. Services 11 a.mTs I^m.'
and 7^30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
iZ ¥i P-'^-T f^^^ay-schoSl 9 a.m.
Siol'iT^ ""^'"^ Jackson, pastor; residence
Blackmon, near limits.
Zion Hill Church — Humphries
northeast corner Glenn. Services 3 p.m.'
and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
nl Rnt.^^- Sunday-schoSl 9 a.m.
R^imo^ ^^^^' pastor; residence, 43
Christian, > ^
Church of Christ— Noith side Hun-
ter, between Pryor and Loyd. Services
nam. and 7.30 p.m. Prlyer meeting
Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Sunday-school f
SO^ulUam* Thomas, pastor; residence,
I
Israel.
Hebrew BexNevolent Congregation
^.I^fPSl"^' F^'*«f:th, southeast corner
Garnett. Services Friday 6 p.m. ; Satur-
day 9 a.m. M. W. Wellhouse, president ;
J. Haas, vice-president; M. Teitlebaum
secretary; M.Franklin, treasurer; Rev!
J. S. Jacobson, rabbi.
Latheran.
w?^.^K ""n ^^^^^^ CHURCH-^unction
Whitehall and Forsyth. Services 10 30
am bunday-school 9 a.m. Preaching
m the German language. Rev. A. F F
Kerstan, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal.
SOUTH.
A.?^^- fc^^® Boring, presiding elder
Atlanta District. ^
Congregational.
i^^^^^^T Congregational Church—
14 N. Broad. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30
p.m. Sunday-school 12.30 p.m. Praver
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev.T
Ji. Parker, pastor; residence, 313 N. Col-
colorkd.
First Congregational Church— Col-
nns, northeast corner Houston. Services
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
Episcopal.
r, J!l®^^^^ ^^ '^^ REDEEMER-Walker,
northwest corner Fair. Services 7 p.m
buaday-school 3.30 p.m. Evening prayer
Evans Chapel— Chapel, southeast cor-
ner Stonewall. Services 11 a.m. and 7
p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.15
p.m. Young men's prayer meeting Tues-
day 7.16 p.m. Class meeting Fridav 7 30
p.m. Sunday-school 9.30 a.m. Re7
^T^/- ^^"'^' P^^^' resident;
Stonewall, comer Chapel. *
Prv^r'^ CHUCH-Peachtree, junction of
Pryor. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m
Class meeting Sunday 9 a.m. Sunday-
school 3 p.m. Rev. Clement A. Evan^
pastor. ^^auB,
Paynes CnAPEL-Hunnicutt, north-
west corner Luckie. Services ll'a.m ™d
r^ ^ I^rayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
p.m Class meeting Sunday 3 nm
^unday-school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M ^w-
den, pastor; residence, 282 Luckie
Pierce Chapel— South side Rawson
between Smitii and Hood. Sunday^
schoQl 3 p.m. A. J. Walker, superinten-
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dent Sunday-school. Rev. T. R. Kendall
pastor; residence, 10 W. Peters. '
Sixth Church— :N'orth side Merritt's
avenue, between Peachtree and ColHns.
Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Praver
"'r^''%l!!^^''^'^^y ^-^0 P-m. Sunday-
school 9.30 a.m. Rev. H. L. Crumlev
pastor; residence, 29 Pine.
> St. Paul's Church— 247 E. Hunter.
Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Praver
■ meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Class
meeting buuday 9.30 a.m. Young men's
prayer meeting Friday 7.30 p.m! Sun-
day-school 3.30 p.m. Rev. W. D. Heath
pastor; residence, 355 E. Fair '
Trinity Church— Whitehall, south-
• west corner Peters. Services 11 a.m. and
7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wedn^dav
7.rfU p.m. Class meeting Monday 7 30
p.m. Sunday-school 9.30 a.m. Rev T
R. Kendall, pastor; residence, 10 W*
. Peters.
NORTH.
Marietta Street M. E. Church-95
Marietta. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday-school 9.45 a.m. Prayer meetino-
Rev. E. Q. Fuller, pastor; residence, 29
Formwalt. '
COLORED.
xr^!?[°^^ ^wi''^'' Methodist Church
North side Wheat, east of N. Calhoun.
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m
Sunday-school 9.30 a.m. Prayer meeting
Thursday 7 p.m. Rev. W. J. Gaines
pastor; residence, 147 Wheat. '
Colored Church of America— But-
ler, northwest comer College. Services
11 a.m and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
86 Pratt ^' ^^* pastor ; residence,
LoYD Street Church— Lovd, north-
west comer Hunter. Services 11 a m
i '^ ij.P-™- I*rayer meeting Wednes-
nlr r n^^'u Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Kev. C. O. Fisher, pastor.
St. Paul's African CntrRCH— 46 Hum-
7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
Trenh j ^^^^' Pastor; residence, 12
Shiloh Church— Thurmond, north-
east corner Hayne. Services 10.30 a.m.
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Rev. M. D. Brookens, pastor; res-
idence, 60 W. & A. R. R. ' P '"''^' ^^^
Union Church— South side Markham
between Davis and Tattnall. Services 11
a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Praver
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Class
meeting Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Rev. Richard Bigham
pastor; residence, Clark University.
Wood's Chapel— West side Martin,
between Richardson and Fulton. Servi-
ces 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Class
meeting Thursday 8 p.m. Sunday-school
9 a.m. Rev. Joseph Woods, pastor ; res-
idence, 206 E. Baker.
^ Methodist Protestant.
First Church — Forsyth, northwest
corner Gamett. Services 11 a.m. and
7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. C.
B. Middleton, pastor ; residence, 15 Gar-
nett.
Presbyterian.
Central Church— West side Wash-
ington, between Hunter and Mitchell
Services 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting and lecture Wednesclav 7.30 pim. ?
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. O.'b. Strick- '
ler^ pastor; residence, 57 Washington
First Church— 95 Marietta. Services
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school
9.30 a.m. Rev. Nathan Bachman, tempo-
rary pastor; residence, 124 S. Pryor
Third Church— South side Baker ''
between Luckie and Marietta. Services
11 a.m and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Rev N. Keff Smith, pastor; resi- \
dence, 185 Luckie. > i' ^ ^oi ^
colored. ' ^
Markham Street Church— Markham
northeast corner Maple. Services 10.30
a.m and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday school 2
p.m. Rev. G. S. Thompson, pastor. ;
ZiON Church— 21 Vine. Services 3
p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school 2 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m.
Roman Catholic. j
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion—Loyd, southeast comer Hunter
Services, daily mass 6.30 a.m. and on
Sunday 7 a.m., 9 a.m. and 10.30 a.m.
Vespers 5 p^. Sunday school 8.45 a.m.
Rev. r. F. Cleary, pastor; residence, 67
E. Hunter. Rev. J. M. Hennessy, assist-
ant.
Sts. Peter and Paul Church— Mari-
etta, southeast corner Alexander. Ser-
vice, daily mass 6.30 a.m. and on Sunday
7 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m.
Sunday school 9 a.m. Rev. Patrick H.
McMahon,pastor ; residence,331 Marietta.
Spiritualist.
First Church— Whitehall, northeast
comer Peters (up-stairs). Services 11
a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Prayer and Conference meeting every
mght at 7.30. Rev. W. C. B^wma^
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pastor; residence, Clarke, southwest cor-
ner Formwalt.
Unitarian.
First Church— United States Court
Room. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. G. E
Chaney, pastor.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
Atlanta Turn- Verein— Meets fif^
Sunday in every month, at 3>^ Marietta.
C. J. Weinmeister, president; C. Braun
secretary. '
Cremieux Literary Society — Organ-
ized 1881. Jacob Menko, president;
Mrs. A. Eichberg, vice-president; G. A
Dewald, secretary; Miss E. Wiseberff*
treasurer. °'
.K^^TSv!^^'^^, ^^^^ Club— Meets first and
third Thursdays each month, in Catholic
Library rooms. John Connolly, presi-
dent; W. Corrigan, vice-president; T A
Lynch secretary; Paul R. Gailmard,
musical director. '
Liberal and Spiritual Society of
wv^-f ^Jlr^^^^^* ^^^^y Thursday night,
Whitehall, northeast corner Peters. Ob^
ject, spiritual philosophy. Rev. W C
Bowman, president; J.M.Ellis', secre-
tary. / '
Young People's LrrERARY and Re-
form Society— Meet every Wednesdav
night, at Whitehall, northeast corner
Pet^s. Rev. W. C. Bowman, president;
u. W. Kates, secretary.
CONSULS AND VICE CONSULS.
Mtie^^""^' ^'''''^^ ^"""^ Belgium, 37
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
9fi^V^W T" ,?,^P^SS COMPANY-20 to
26 E. Wall. Wm. H. Clayton, superin-
tendent; Wm. W. Hulbert, agent; John
Loyette, route agent.
INCORPORATED COMPAJflES.
Atlanta City Brewing Company—
3 l^ecatur. Incorporated February, 1876.
Capital, $55,000. Henry G. Kuhrt, pres-
^ent; Aug. Flesh, secretary, and C.
Beer man, treasurer.
Atlanta Cotton Compress & Ware-
housing Company— W. Peters, north-
east corner C. R. R. George W. Parrott,
president; J. D. Turner, superintendent
and treasurer.
Atlanta Cotton Factory Company
--Office, 172 Marietta. Rufus B. Bul-
iock, receiver. At present operating
10,328 spindles and 352 looms, which is
to be increased at an early day to 24,000
spindles and 650 looms. '
n^'^'^V'Jt Cotton Seed Oil Mills—
Uflice 15 E. Alabama. Robert Thomp-
son, president; A. E. Thornton, secret
Atlanta Elevator Company— Incor-
porated April 7th, 1881. Spring, north-
west corner W. & A. R. ^. S.%. Hovt
president; H C Jackson, secretary and
treasurer; W. H. Venable, manager
Atlanta Gaslight CoMPANY-Office
U '^•^'^^,^^' , ^^^-^^ Western iSl 1^
lantic Radroad, south of Thurmond T
G. Healey, president; J. H. Mechlin'
secretary and treasury. '
Atlanta Public Produce, Cotton
It ""q ^ .i""^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ Exchange-I
37 bouth Broad. Capital, $100,000. J.
i? . Cumming, president and manager
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Com-
Inco^ ^^T^ Kailroad, corner Butler.
dent-^W^B Smith, ^pe^Sdenfand
t^eaTl^r! ' ^'^^^^' ^^"^ ^^^
Atlanta Water Works Company-
(See Board Water Commissioners, page
Builders' Supply Manufacturing
CoMPANY-7.i>^ S. Broad. IncorporXd
?^n!f^h^^'^: ^^^'^^ '^^^ $100,0^.
(Board of directors not yet organized.)
Castle Rock Coal CompanI of Geor-
gia—Chartered 1862. Office, 38 E. Wall •
mines mDade County. Juliig L. Brow^'
president; W. C. Morrill, secretary and
treasurer. Directors : Joseph E. Brown
W C. Morrill and Jacob W. Seaver '
w^^'^r'n''^?,^^^,^ ^^^^^ Compan'y— 9
Whitehall Walter R. Brown, attorney
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Man-
abamr^'s ""m ''t'^^^-^^^^' ^^ ^- Al-
abama. S.M.Inman, president; R j
Lowry, treasurer; C. D. Meador) seirt*
CoNSTmrrioN Publishing Company
-;-Organized June, 1868. Incorporated
February 1877. Office, 34 S. Broad E
P. Howell, president; N. P. T. Finch'
secretary; W. A. Hemphill, iusSess
manager. ' "wouicbb
Dade Coal CoMPANY-Chartered 1873.
Office, room 6, Brown Block, 38 E. Wall
Mines in Dade County. Josenh F
Brown, president; Julfus L.Town'
vic^- president;. j:iijah A. Brown s^l
retary and treasurer; B. E. Wdk ^
permtendent; office, Dade Mine^fco?e"
Exposition Cotton Mills— Office 30
W.Alabama. Works, Oglethorj^Pirk.
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Atlanta City Directoji^.
Capital, $250,000. H. T. Innian, presi-
dent; J. M. Patton, secretary and treas-
urer.
Fulton Cotton Spinning CoxMpany—
Georgia Railroad, corner Factory. Ja-
cob Elsas, president ; Isaac May, secre-
tary and treasurer; J. R. King, superin-
• tendent.
Georgia Iron and Coal Company—
Julius L. Brown, president; W. C. Mor*
rill, secretary and treasurer.
I Georgia Mutual Relief Associa-
tion—Incorporated under the laws of
Georgia April, 1881. G. J. Foreacre
president; W. P. Orme, vice-president!
K. M. Farrar, secretary and treasurer •
J. F. Alexander, M. D., medical di-
rector.
James P. Harrison & Company 32
and U W. Alabama. Jas. P. Harrison
president; G. W. Harrison, treasurer;
n. H. Cabaniss, secretary.
' Kennesaw Mills Company— Office 26
xr ^^^^^xr^^' ^- ^' I^ichards, president ;
af 'tt • J^V'^^^^^^'^' secretary and treasurer;
1. H. Cheek, superintendent.
Men and Women's Mutual Relief
Fund Association— Incorporated under
the laws of Georgia October, 1881. Of-
fice, Broad, corner Hunter. W T
Christopher, president; R. A. Hollidav*
secretary. *^ '
Pendleton Guano Company— Office
10 E. Alabama. Works, Georgia Rail-
road near Kirk wood. R. H. Richards,
president; Wm. M. Pendleton, secretary
jiina manager. "^
People's Mlt-ual Relief Associa-
tion—Incorporated under laws of \la-
bama and Georgia. Office, Peach-
tree, corner Wall. W. L. Baker, pres-
ident; J. G. Blount, vice-president; R.
O. Randall, secretaiy; H. M. Eustis, as-
sistant secretary; W. D. Bizzell, JVLD.
medical director; Candler & Thompson'
attorneys. '
Southern Agricultural Works—
Marietta, opposite Mills. Incorporated
June Ist, 1882. ' E. Haiman, president;
b. Landauer, vice-president; J. Spiro
secretary. ^ '
Swift's Specific Company— 14 Ivv
Incorporated 1879. Capital, $20,000. H*
J. Lamar, president; C. T. Swift, vice-
presideiit; H. J. Lamar, Jr., treasurer;
nT • -^^^^^i^' secretary and manager
The Atlanta Co-operative Savlngs
Association— 113^ S. Broad. Incorpo-
^ted 1882. J. M. McAfee, president;
n. C. Howett, secretary; J. B. Morgan
general manager. '
The Georgia Chemical and Minlng
Company— Office, room 2, 38 E. Wall
Organized March, 1881. Capital $100,000.'
Otto Laist, president; Richard Smith
vice-president; W. R. Thrall, secretary:*
Benj. Eggleston, treasurer; J. R. Hod/e
assistant secretary. ^ *
The Georgia Provident Associa-
tion Incorporated 1882. 7}4 S. Broad.
D. Pittman, president ; W. F. Parkhurst,
vice-president; B. F. Moore, secretarv
and treasurer; A. L. Whitesides, assist-
tant secretary and superintendent.
The Globe Planter Manufacturing
Company— Incorporated 1882. Office and
Works 226 Marietta. Capital $50,000.
r. M. Barna, president; W. S. Thomson,
treasurer; E. Kent, secretary; Rush
rhomson, superintendent.
The Matrimonial Endowment Asso-'
ciATioN— Incorporated under the laws of
Georgia January, 1882. W. H. Nutting,
president; B. M. Blount, secretary and
treasurer; H. C. Peeples, legal adviser.
1 HE Richmond and Danville Exten-
sion Company— Incorporated under the
laws of the State of New Jersey, as a
construction company. Principal office, s
20 Nassau, N. Y. Atlanta office, 50 N.f
Broad. T. M. Logan, president; J. W.'
Johnston, vice-president and general
manager; A. B. Johnston, auditSr; W.i
K. Irigg, treasurer; Thomas SeddonJ
secretary ; R. H. Temple, chief engineer I
H. C. Ansley, cashier. s
^ The Southern World Publishing-^
Company— 31>^ S. Broad. Incorporated I
October, 1881. Capital $25,000. D. C i
Balentme, president; J. B. CartmelL i
secretary and treasurer. ' \
The Tallapoosa Copper Reduction I
Company— Office, room 2, 38 E. Wall I
Incorporated July, 1881. Capital, $250,- f
000. Otto Laist, president ; F. L. Hart •
secretary; J. R. Hodge, treasurer; w! i
I udor, manager. }
The Walker Iron and Coal Company t
—Room 4, 38 E. Wall. Furnace and I
works, Rising Fawn, Georgia. Joseph l
E. Brown, president; Julius L. Bro\^^l '■
vice-president; L. S. Colyar, general ^
manager and treasurer. Rising Fawn
Union Stock Yards, Dairy and
Manufacturlng Company— G a. R R
southeast corner Bell, east to southwest
corner Fort. D. A. Beatie, president;
L. J. HiU, vice-president; J. G. Zachrv
secretary; L. B. Nelson, treasurer; Van
Epps, Calhoun & King, attorneys. J
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. j
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
—151^ X. Broad. Robert J. Lowrv
president; Joel Hurt, secretary. Di-
rectors : S. M. Inman, T. G. Healey, R.
H. Richards, Henry Jaokson, R. J,
Lowiy, T. L. Langston, George Winship,
Joel Hurt, J. H. Porter. .
LIBRARIES.
Catholic Library Association-
Loyd, southeast corner Hunter. J J
Doonan prepident; H. Dunne, vice pres-
ident; F. A. Lynch, secretary; J. J.
Lynch, treasurer; J. W. McGee, libra-
rian Directors : H. T. Connolly, J.J.
John Gulhns, M. Ryan, P. J. Moran
L. A. lanlunson.
Young Men's Library Association
TZan'' ^r^^^^^- <^r^5inized August 19th,
^m ^^^,"^^ej^*hiP, 1,500; volumes, lo;
jOO. Hoke Smith, president; C. E
Ilarman, vice-president; A. C. Kinff*
secret^iry; C. T. Watson, treasurer; A.'
C.Bdlups librarian; A. M. Greene,
assistant librarian. Committees: U-
^'*'''7~'^- ^- ^- ^'"^^h' chairman, H. W.
Grady, H. C. Glenn and T. E. Walker.
Finance-.!. T. Brock, chairman, Joseph
Ihompson Jr., R. W. Tidweli; O. A.
.Saiiders. Lectures and Entertainment—
£; ^- ,^nook, chairman, E. Haiman, J.
W. Johnson, S. Parrott.
Colored.
9 r^J?''^i''''^'' I^iBRARY-38 Decatur.
2,000 volumes of books and 1,000 maffa-
zmes J. A. Wood, president; J. %i.
I'lnckney, vice-president; D. Howard
secretary; H. Sutton, treasurer. Hon!
nk^' ^''^'^'}}^^r ^''' J- P- I^ogan, Sidnev
Koot, ex-ofticio supervisory committee.
Colleges.
Atlanta Medical College— Jenkins
northwest corner Butler. Joseph ThompI
A nV • ^{- ^'"^^' ^^*»^> I>r- James
A. Gray, proctor.
College OF American Medicdce and
bURGERY— Broad, northwest corner Wal-
<^iV \P;.^^^^'^-^'M.D.; S. F.
baiter M.D. ; W J. Tucker, M.d] ; Wm
A Ihomas,MD.; J. F. Coxe, A.M.,
fin^r^i?^' Kost, M.D. LL.D. ;' Meth^
^^n i . halter, M.D.
Georgia Eclectic Medical College
-18 Butler S. T. Biggers, president;
»v. 1. Park, secretary; F. M. Coker
treasurer; Jamee Adolphus, dean.
Southern Medical College— Porter
alley, between Line and Wheat. Thos.
rinx-'f ' ^^;P-' president; Wm. Per-
rin ]Sicolson, M.D., secretary and dean.
LITERARY AND DRAMATIC ASSOCI-
ATIONS.
qqAJT^'^^T^^^^^^^ Minstrels— Meet at
^^ w. Alabama, everv Friday. W. R
(-annon, manager; 25 active members.'
isfi/^^'S?^?^^,'^'^'^^^^^'^^^^— Organized
1860 Meets first Sunday of each month
at Concordia Hall, 40 Marietta. Obiect :
Literary improvement and social enjov-
FWM ^^'^''^ ^^''^^ president; Joseph
s.!tff^^' 7^y^resident; I. H. Ha5^,
secretary; I. May, treasurer; S. Barth-
man, stage manager; F.J. Cohen, chair-
man finance committee; George A
every ngiT ^^ committee. Hall open
MEDICAL. ;
:^DicAL Association of Georgia—
A Q,-^'"'''*^^^-^-' Forsyth, president;
Aiicrni^^^ ^^""P^^"' ^^-^'^ secretarv
W^t^f ^; >. ¥i^^ annually. Next meet^
mg to be held in Athens, April, 1883,
MILITARY.
Volunteers.
Gate City Guard— Armory and club
roomp, 74 Peachtree. Organized 1855.
Lniform: Blue, trimmed with cream.
I otal strength, rank and file, 70 men
armed ^^^th improved breech -loading ri-
fles. Regular meeting for business first
luesday in each month; meeting for
drill, every Tuesday. J. S. Holliday,
Jr., secretary. Oflicers: H. Jackson
captain; W C. Sparki first lieutenant
A. c. bneed, second lieutenant; E. W
Hewitt, junior second lieutenant.
COLORED.
Atlanta Light Infantry— Armory,
Mitchell, rear 102 Whitehall. Totii
strength, rank and file, 32 men, armed
with improved breech-loading rifles.
Uniform : Blue, trimmed with green
blue plumes. , captain; M.
Christian, first lieutentant; J. P. Mitch-
ell, second lieutenant; R. Harris, first
sergeant. » ^ok
99?^?fi^^Q "" CADETS-Organized February
wi'v u ?i* A£P<>ry. Mitchell, rear l(&
TVhitehall. Total strength, rank and
nie 5« men, carrying improved breech-
loadmg rifles. Uniform : Blue, trimmed
with red and whit« ; oflicers wearing
white and privates black shakos. W H.
Bentley, captain; W. B. Patterson, first
lieutenant; R. H. Jones, second lieuten-
ant; A. J. Ware, first sergeant.
Governor's Voluxteers— Total
strength rank and file, 30 men, carryinff
improved breech-loading rifles. J.'Mc-
Heniy, captain ; J. Huggins, first lieu-
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tenant ; W. Andrews, second lieutenant :
B. Prudence, first sergeant.
Washington Guards— Total strength,
rank and file, 35 men, carrying improved
breech-loading rifles. Uniform: Blue
trimmed with red and gold lace. T.'
Turner, captain ; Vaughn, first lieu-
tenant; J. Turner, first sergeant.
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NEWSPAPERS, ETC.
Atlanta Constitution — Daily and
weekly. Democratic. Daily, $10 per
year ; weekly, $1.50 per year. Constitu-
tion Publishing Company, proprietors.
M S. Broad.
Atlanta Medical Keqister— Month-
ly. H. H. Dickson, proprietor. Drs. J.
T. Johnson and J. B. Baird, editors. 32
S. Broad. Terms, $2.50 per year.
Atlanta Post - Appeal — Forsyth
southeast corner Walton. Daily. (Lib-
eral.) $8 per annum. M. E. Thornton,
proprietor; H. H. de Witte, editor.
Atlanta Republican— 87)^ S. Broad.
Weekly. W. L. Clark, editor and pro-
prietor.
Atlanta Sunday Phonograph— S.
Broad, southwest comer Hunter. Pub-
w^m^ ^^^^^y- Terms, $2 per annum.
W. 1. Christoper & Bro., proprietors.
Christian Index— 32 and 34 W. Ala-
bama. Weekly. Baptist. $2.60 per
year. Harrison, Wharton <fe J^unnallv
proprietors. '
Critic— 32 S. Broad. G. H. Eddie-
man, proprietor. Independent.
Evening Herald— 14 W. Alabama.
Weekly, 50 cents per year; Daily, $4 per
year. Independent Democratic. Her-
ald Publishing Company, proprietors;
Williams & Small, managers and editors.
Georgia Post - Appeal — Forsyth
southeast corner Walton. Weekly $1
per annum. M. E. Thornton, proprie-
tor. '■
Journal of American Medicine and
Surgery— M. T. Salter & Co., publish-
ers. Broad, corner Walton.
Light FOR Thinkers— 87>^ S. Broad,
bpiritualist. Semi-monthly. $1 per an-
num. W. C. Bowman, editor.
Saturday Evening Reporter— Week-
ly. 32 S. Broad.
Southern Advance— Weekly. 27 E
Hunter. L. R. Palmer, editor.
Southern Medical Record — Corner
Pryor and Hunter. T. S. Powell, M.D.,
K. C. Word, W. T. Goldsmith, M.D., ed-
itors; R. C. Word, M.D., managing ed-
itor. ° *
Sunny South— 24>^ S. Broad. Illus-
trated literary. J. H. & W. B. Seals,
editors and proprietors; Mrs. M.E. Bry-
an,, associate editor. Terms, $2.50 per
year. ^
The Monday Morning Mail— 37 1^ S.
?/oad. Weekly. $1 per annum. E.
Y . Clarke, publisher.
The People's Cause— 87K S. Broad.
Ureenback-Labor. Weekly. *'$1 per an-
num. H. H. Cramer, publisher. \
The Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer— 32 and 34 West Alabama.
Monthly. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., pro-
prietors.
The Southern Dental Joltinal — i4
Whitehall. Monthly. $2 per annum.
B. H Catching, editor; R. A. HoUiday,
publisher. .
The Solthern Templar— 34 West
Mitchell. rMonthly. Official organ of
K\ of T. of Georgia. Terms, 50 cents per
annum. J. O. Perkins, editor and pro-
prietor.
The Southern World— 31>^ South
Broad. Bi-montly. $1 per annum. A
journal of industry for the farm, home
and workshop. The Southern World
Publishing Company, publishers.
Weekly Mail— 35 S. Broad. Termsv
$1 per annum. E. Y. Clarke, publisher.
PARKS AND PLACES OF AMUSE-
MENT.
DeGive's Opera House— L. DeGive
proprietor; Charles A. Howard, treas-
urer. North side Marietta, between
Broad and Forsyth. a
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POST OFFICE. J
The Post Office is located in the new
U. S. Court House and Post Office Build-
ing, Marietta, northwest corner Forsyth
Main entrance Marietta. Beniamiii
Conley, postmaster; J. S. Xall, 'assistant
postmaster, cashier and superintendent
money order department; R. T. Raines
assistant; C. D. Tuller, money'order
^ , ' ^' ^' Cannon, chief mailing
clerk; C. A. Rauschenberg, letter clerk-
James Andrews, fpaper clerk ; /Elijah
Bass, assistant paper clerk ; Amos Ruck-
er, porter and cancelling clerk. '
- I Third Dirision. ^
This division embraces the distribution
and delivery of mails through post office
boxes, general delivery and carriers. A.
hj. beifert, superintendent; E. C. Smith,
^Y' J?\.^' ^^^^^ chief distributing
clerk; C. S. Hill, Joseph Rapp and Thad
McCrea, assistants; R. T. Shumate, gen-
eral delivery clerk. G. C. Bancroft, car-
rier first district; C. E. Ralls, second
district ; C. C. Wimbish, third district ; H.
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f-gtanley./ourth district; J. C. Shelton,
fifth district ; L P. Campbell, sixth dis-
trict, John B. Jackson, seventh district;
Thornton Greenwood, eighth district ; B
Anderson ninth district; G. W. White,'
tenth district; C. E. Joplin, eleventh
district ; C. C Cater, twelfth ciistriJt
f^^f; K ^^^^. I^epartment promises
to dehv'^r by can-iers, only such matter
^LV'^'^'^f^^ ^ ^^ '^'^'^ and number,
and the only sure way to avoid having
letters advertised is to follow the instruc?
tions of the postal department, by ad-
dressing letters as stated.
.rST^^'^J''^}^ ^^"5^' ^^'•ee deliveries
u^/lt ^^ii^^^t^^^S leaving the ofiice as
soon after the distribution of the various
mails as possible. Xo delivery is made
on Sunday but carriers' windows are
open from 9 to 11 on Sunday morning
On orders not over *15 40 in
Over $15 and not over l^^ Jk
Over $30 and not over $40 9^
Over $40 and not over." .[.'. ] [ [ .$50 25
BRITISH AND SWISS RATES.
On orders not over 110 40 9K
Over $10 and not over. $20 * 50
Over $20 and not over ... " ' " J30 7^
Over $30 and not over. . J40 1 00
Over $40 and not over... :::::;|go 125
CANADIAN RATES. ^- '■
8r/.^iT,.^.^^?5i:i ?io $0 20
40
60
80
1 00
General Delivery.
R. T. Shumate, ^elerk. Window open
daily from 7.30 a.mTto>D.m. • Sundav
from 8 to 10 a.m. All let^^eSf/c;
uncalled for in the office are adverti^d
-on Sunday of each week, and if ^ot
claimed m one month, are forwarded to
the Dead Letter Office at Washington
When calling for such a letter say'^Ad:
raSsemlr '"^ ^^^^ ^^' '^^
Money Order Department. •
J. S. Xall, superintendent, and C D
Tuller and R. T. Raines, clerks Office
open at 9 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m Ab
solute safety in sending money by mail
IS secured by obtaining a money order on
another money order^ office. No frac^
tions of cente to be introduced in an or-
der United States Treasury notes or
National Bank notes, only, feceTved or
t^ani;^ P^'^H order issued for more
than $50. Parties desiring to remit lar^e
sums must obtain additional orders, ^o
applicant, however, can obtain in one
day more than three orders payable at
the same office and to same payee Mon-
ey orders can also be obtained at this of-
fice upon post offices in" aU parts of Can-
^a German States, Great Britain, Ire-
land, Switzerland, Italy, Norway, Swe-
den Denmark, Netheriands, HuAgai-y
ylf^^^' ?T^^^^S' Belgium, Jaii^ica,!^ew
^^^Sa!"^" ^"^ ^^^^«' ^-^^--<^
Rates of Commission Charged for Money
Orders.
^ ?s7s*fK ^^^^^^'i^ess, approved March
fX ?Z ' . ® ^^®^ ^^ commission charged
Over $10 and not over ha
Over $20 and not over $30
Over $30 and not over Iao
Over $40 and not over." .' .' .' .* ." .* .* .$50
GERMAN RATES.
On orders not over ♦ ?; to i k
Over i.T flnH T,^f ^, • T-? *" ^^
25
50
75
00
25
Over $5 and not over |io
Over $10 and not over Joo
Over $20 and not over.' $30
Over $30 and not over J40 i
Over $40 and not over. . ! .* .' .* ." $60 1
Registered Letter Department.
p.m. Valuable letters or packages should
be registered, the fee for the sime to aZ
Sn'to't'h ^"''^^^'^^ ^^^ cente, in ^.
tTtV^^ ^^,^^^^ ^^tes <>f letter post-
age to be paid in 'stamps i e stimr^^
sufficient must be attached t^' letteST
fore presenting for registration 'l^
must be indorsed on face of envelope
After a registered letter ha8 been S^
T'^NoYjr''' ^.^^«-"ed by the send,
dav Th! PJ^ T^^ registered on Sun-
day. ITie Post Office Department or it*
revenue, is not by law li?ble?or the losi
of any registered mail matter. ReS
tered letters will not be delivered to Sfy
person but the one to whom they a^e J
^^fff \«^ to a person whom thelnSt-
tTm ' Fo? • ^ ^ *?thorized to rec'Sve
Iv^™' • ?'^ ipformation relative to for-
ggn^registration, see U. S. Official Postol
Stamp Department.
Miss L. B. Tuller, stamp clerk Win-
dow open daily from 7 :30 a.m. to 6 p m
Sundays from 9 to 11 a.m. ^
Postagre.
As taken from the "ITnit^pH Qto+^o
Official Postal GuideT'' ^^^
wSiin^^nr 5;;««'*— Matter which is in
writing, or other matter containing a
written inscription in the nature of 4rt
spnal correspondence, and matter wWch
IS sealed against inspection, are a'one by
I f^l"^ ?at"^e and the intern of the law
IfirstKJlass matter, and subject t^ Te
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postage rate of three cents for each half-
ounce or fraction thereof.
Second-dass Matter— Th^ only applies
to publishers, two cents per pound.
Third-class Matter— ^IrW matter of the
third class embraces books (printed and
blank), transient newspapers and period-
icals, circulars, and other matter wholly
in print, proof-sheets, corrected proof-
sheets and manuscript copy • accom-
panying the same, hand-bills, posters,
chromo lithographs, engravings, envel-
opes with printing thereon, heliotypes,
photographic and stereoscopic views,
pnnted blanks, printed cards ; and post-
age shall be paid thereon at the rate of
one cent for each two ounces or fractional
part thereof.
Fourth-class Jfa^er— Mailable' matter
of the fourth class embraces blank cards,
card-board and other flexible material,
flexible patterns, letter envelopes and
letter paper without printing thereon,
merchandise, models, ornamented paper,
sample cards, samples of ores, metals,
minerals, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots,
scions, drawings, plans, designs, original
paintings in oil or water "colors, and
other matter not included in the first,
second, or third classes, and which is not
m its form or naUire liable to destroy,
deface, or other\Wse damage the contents
of the mail bag, or harm the person of
any one engaged in the postal service.
Postage rate thereon, one cent for each
ounce, or fractional part thereof.
To use, or attempt to use in pajnnent
of postage, a postage stamp or stamped
envelope or stamp cut from any such
envelope which has been before used in
payment of post^age, is punishable vdth
a fine of fifty dollars.
Postal cards may be sent either in
print, pencil or ink, or partially in all.
They are regarded by postmasters the
same as sealed letters. In using postal
cards, be careful not to write, or have
anything printed, on the side to be used
for the address, except the address.
Railway Mail Service— Oflice U. S.
Court House and P. O. W. B. Thompson,
general superintendent, Washington, D.
C. ; L. M. Terrell, division superintend-
ent ; W. J. Glascock, chief clerk ; Joseph
Frank, W. C. Hammond, E. P. King and
W. Fuller, clerks; R. F. Cromelin,
stenographer; G, T. Lewis, transfer
clerk; J. W. Simmons, assistant; E. D.
Snow, messenger.
Railway Post-office Clerks — .7. F.
Blodgett, S. X. Dykeman, L. P. Hills,
W. W. Peake, H. M. Robinson, C. o!
Johnson, J. G. Buckhart, Alexander
Mattison, C. M. D. Browne, E. S. Hills,
r. S. King, J. W. Scott, J. H. Goff", W.
D. Wood, J. W. Gillespie, J. T. Miller,
David Thompson, T. A. Lester, W. wl
Wood, J. S. Harper, S. H. W. Smith, E.
G. Ihomas, T. B. Ramsey, J. W. Wood-
Eggleston, J. B. Campbell, C. W. Eddins,
W. H. Heard, L. M. Spencer, T. B. Ferris,
J. S. Harper, T. R. Harper, S. W. Easley,
J. T. White, A. A. Blake, E. L. Darnell
J. G. Miller, M. J. Conley, F. Carragan,
J. E. Burt, E. Lockwood, E. L. Landrum,
E. L. Peacock, J. N. Blackshear, T. F. ^
Blackshear.
Atlanta Division (P. O. Inspectors) !
--Comprising the States of Xorth Caro-
lina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Florida. Office, U. S. C. H. and P. O? i
It IS the business of this division to inves- t
tigate complaints against postmasters and ^\
post-oftices together with the miscella- \
neous business of the post-office depait- J
ment. (David B. Parker, chief inspector, f
Waslimgton, D. C.) ; John Frey, P. O. ^
Inspector in charge of division ; A. Brad-
(?J:?' clerk? Henry Booth, Bradbury
Williams, William Hart, L. B. Lansom,
and B. H. Lanier, P. O. Inspectors;
Colquitt Whitaker, messenger. j
' RAILROADS. ' \
All trains enter and depart from the
Union Depot, Pryor, cor Wall.
Atlanta and West Point Railroad. I
Office, 32 Loyd. L. P. Grant, presi-x
dent ; A.W. Hill, secretary and treasurer ;
Cecil Gabbett, general manager; A. J.
Orme, general freight and passengfep> ♦
agent.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
East Point 6 Miles
Red Oak 12
Fairburn !!....!. 19
Palmetto 2o
Powell 's 33
Ne wnan , crossing S . G. & X. Ala
Railroad 39
Puckett's V ' 46
Grantville 52
Hogansville 53
Whitfield's '.'.".".'.'.'.'. '. ". ".**65
LaGrange ..!71
Long Cane gO
West Point .%7
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Office, 95 W. Mitchell. W. G. Raoul,
president; W. Rogers, general superin-
tendent; R. Schmidt, agent, (Atlanta
Division) ; D. W. Appier, western agent.
Atlanta City DiRicTottY.
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DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
East Point n
Forest ' ' * * ,0
31orrow ig
Jonesboro
Lovejoy . .
Hampton ... qo
Sunny Side... og
Milner... f^
GoS"'' J^'^*^"- U.'Co. R. R. 60
Coflfer's ^?
Forsyth t,i
Smarr's.... ]^
Bolingbroke . .' ." H
Summerfield. q2
Macon '. ,^5
Griswold.... ]\l
Gordon, June. M. & Ei r! R." ; 123
Mclntyre iq?
Toombsboro. \%i
Oconee Bridge. ::::;;::; 145
Oconee t^
Robison . ' jfj
Ten„mej„„e:s;&T;R;K;:.|
Davisboro . . . * .' j^f
Bartow.. t^l;
Wadley. ^?i
BosticJ.*:::::;; ]l\
Sebastopol. j^f
Midville.. ]li
Herndon ;;; ■t^rJ.
Cushingville... i^f.
Millen,junc.A.&G;R;R-' 2J4
•bcarboro. . iiz
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TiVA^ ^^ ^' ^•' ^ Kimball Hourp-
Tho^xas.Nnnan, passenger agent M.lfc
V;.., "•' ^ Kimball House; Jack- W
Johnson ticket agent E. Tenn. Va.^"
J^a. K. K., Whitehall street crossing
W ' V JK^Wu' ^^'"■'y'"'. ^"*"t«' ^^■
DiV • J J rH*S' ^"P*™tendent Ga.
offl^^, Whitehall S?rt1?;°Tng.'T^t
GEORGIA DIVISION-. ', '
DISTANCE FKOM ATLANTA. I
' North.
^Mile Siding. * « xr.
CE^ahoochee.. '" % ^'
Mapleton .. ,«
Austell.. ,?,
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KockyFord ^
Ogeechee... H^
Cameron. 231
Halcyondaie..;;:: ofo
Oliver . . **2
Egypt...;::;;;;; iti
Brewer... ^2^
?"yton ;;;;;; |^
Marlow... 263
Eden... 267
Pooler. |74
Savannah.. ; ; ; ; ;;;;;;;;; 1^3
East Tennessee, Yirginia and Georgia
Railroad.
Ssfmf.'^^^^^^^^^^^^si^nand branches
44^ ^M^'' ^^""^^^^ Division and branches
^nches (Lease"dr3lSs^^S^^
He^nrTFink ^"'^'' president, J^ew York ;
PerintenS^ni,^^^^^^^^^^ -
^ope, general passenger ^d Wti
Powder Springs. . 90^
Hiram ° ^f
Dallas... 28
Mcpherson '.\ ^
Braswell.... ;?r^
Rockmart.. -?f2
Garfield...;;;; ?^^
Seney rr/^
Brice. ;;;;;;;; ^^
Silver Creek... ^?>^
Atlanta Junction. ?{^
I^ome 'i
Hermitage. «?
Plainsville..; ^
skeiiey's ;;;;;;;;; ^If
Sugar Valley.... qi^
Carbondale.. .}!
Starks... }^
Dalton.... iVi
Varuell ....;;; ii^
Cohutta 122
State Line ... . ; ^26
O'Brien ^fS
BlueSprings. "• it-
Ooltewah..*'. j^2
Cleveland. "* i^
Tyners. ...::;; ]jl
Tunnell ' ]^^
Chattanooga. ..;::;:;;;;:::;;}|«>^
' South.
Constitution... « t^.,
Moore's Mill q,/ ^®^
EUenwood ^V^
Stockbridge. ^ ii
McDonough. ..;;;;;;: ^l^
Locust Grove.. q?<3
Jackson l^>§
Indian Spring's; f?^
FrankviUe. . ^
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Dame'6 Ferry 72 miles
Holtx)n 79
Macon .' S7}4
Reid's 973^
BuUard's 104
Adams' Park 108
Buzzard's Roost 114
Cochran 127
Hawkins ville (liawkinsvilie
Branch) 137
Dubois 140
Woodard's ,144
Eastman 146
Godwinsville " 151
Chauncey 155
McRae I66
Mc Ville ....171
Towns 176
Lumber City , , 'l83
Hazlehurst 190
Graham 196
Pine Grove 199
Prentiss .202
Baxley 206
Wheaton 210
Surrency 215
Brentwood 221
Satilla.. 226
Jesup.. ^ 236
Gardi.. 239
Pendarvis 246
Sand Hill 1.253
Sterling 267
Rail Road Wharf. 275 -
Old Depot 276
Brunswick 279
' Georgia Railroad.
Office, 32 Loyd. J. W. Green, general
manager; E. A. Werner, agent.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Decatur 6 Miles
Clarkston n
Stone Mountain 16
Lithonia 26
Conyers 31
Covington 41
Alcovy * 46
Social Circle 52
Rutledge _ . . 60
Madison 68
Buckhead 75
Oconee 81
Greensboro 88
Union Point (Athens junction. 95
Crawfordville 107
Barnett (Washington junction)114
Norwood 121
Camak (junction M. & A. R. R.)124
Mesena 128
Thompson 134
Dearing 142 **
Saw Dust !.!l46 " I
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Harlem 146 Miles
Berzelia 152 "
Forrest 155 "
Belair :162 "
Augusta 171 "
ATHENS BRANCH.
DISTANCE FROM UNION POINT TO
Woodville 5. Miles
Maxey 's 13
Antioch 16
Lexington 22
Winters 32
Athens 40
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
DISTANCE FROM BARNETT TO
Raytown 4 Miles
Ficklin 10 "
Washington 18 "
Georgia Pacific Railway.
Office, 50 N. Broad. John B. Gordon,
president, Atlanta; John W. Johnston,
vice-president, Atlanta; A. B. Johnston,
secretary and auditor, Atlanta; W. R.
Trigg, treasurer. New York; R. H.
Temple, chief engineer, Atlanta; I. Y.
Sage, superintendent first division, At-
lanta.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Chattahoochee. 8 Miles
Mapleton 15
Austell 18
Salt Springs 21
Douglasville 27
Winn's 32
Villa Rica '.'.'.'.'.'.'. 38
Temple 45
Bremen 54
Tallapoosa ' 63
Muscadine ' - 70
Edwardsville 79
Hefflin 84
Davisville 90
De Armanville 97
Oxford ' .101
Anniston ' . ' . . .104
Richmond and Danyille Railroad— (Air
Line.)
Office, 56 E. Wall. A. S. Buford, pres-
ident, Richmond, Va.
DISTANCES FROM ATLANTA TO
Edwardsville Ga. 7 Miles
Goodwyn's "
Roswell, June. R. K. R. .' .' .* "
Doraville «
Norcross "
Duluth "
Suwanee * * "
Lawreiv3eville, junc. L. <fc
B.R.R "
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White Sulphur Springs
Lula, junc. N. E. R.R
Belton
Longview ' ' u
Mount Airy "
Ayersville a
Toccoa.junc.E.A.L.R.R; " „„
' Tugalo u 99
Greenville '/s.C. 160
t5partanburg. . a ^92
Charlotte .....::;:i^.C. 268
Richmond Va. 551
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
«v?h^''^'w''"''''?^ junction, opposite Fori
w p Af;^••n'''^^''^''"' general manager:
^\v' w '■'''"' secretary and treasurer;
B. W. Wrenn, general passenger agent
J. M. Brown, general freight agen". '
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Bolton Q„
Gilmore "'
Vinings "
Smyrna * a
Marietta, junc. M." &"n.'g!
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Acworth .
Allatoona
Bartow. .
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^ hitehall east on Alabama to Wash w
ton, south on Washington to JonS eaft
on Jones to McDonough, thence south
on McDonou-h to Fulton. ^^
Marietta Street Line— From Peach
^'•^^'.^^^J.^iietta, northwest to Atlanta
Rolhng Mill and Exposition Mill
Peachtree Street Line— From rai]
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west to McDaniei. ^^^^laii, south-
Gate City Street Railroad Company.
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M. B Weed, pre^dent; John Stenhenr
secretary and treasurer Directors 'M'
M p''^>: J«,^° Stephens, L. DeGi've a'
M. Remhardt, L. B. Xelson. '
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RELIEF AND BEjrEyOLE5T ORGAN-
izations. "^'^^^■
Atlanta (Street) Railroad.
T ^w''^^'^? ^'''^- ^' ^^^^«' president:
o. w. Culpepper, treasurer; E. C.Pe-
ters, superintendent. Directors : E. C.
sii f^^^^^'^^^^^^T Association-
flft^^^^^'^^ Established as a Lome
for the aged and infirm; sustained hv
private contributions; U.H Tucker
mrs. K. C. Haile, matron. '
Hennessy, chaplain. ^' ' '^' ^'
-Mtpf f in^Q^"^'"' Bekevolext Society
we^t c?rn?r J^ln^T'^ ^^"^^^^^ ^^"^h^
T ^'inhK ^^^^^^^ upon call. Mrs. J
T Eichberg president; G. A. Dewald
secretary; &rs. M. Franklin, treasurer
Woman's Mission to WomIn Socoty
OF Second Baptist CnuRCH-Meete w
Monday of each month. Mrs. M C
Blanchard, president; Mrs. Jack SuUi
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SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.
Georgia Academy of Science — 21^
Mitchell. (Incorporated 1878.) Meet*,'
flrst and third Thursday of each month.
B. W. Frobel, president; Benjamin Con-
ley, 1st vice-president; H. H. Tucker,
2d vice-president; C.W. Smith, recording
secretary; M. J. Clarke, corresponding
secretary ; Theodore Schuman, treasurer.
Directors: J. S. Lawton, W. F. Slaton
J. W. Beckwith, Charles Hubher, W. S.
Walker, W. R. Hammond, W. A. Hay-
good, C. W. Smith, R. M. Clayton.
. SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
Supreme Council, 33 Degree, A. and
A. Rite, Southern Jurisdiction — Al-
bert Pike, Sov.-. Gr.*. Com.-. H.-. E.*.,
Washington, D. C. ; W. M. Ireland, Sec.-.
Gen.-. H.-. E.-., Washington, D. C.
General Grand Encampment of K.
T. OF THE U. S.— Next conclave at San
Francisco, Cal., third Tuesday in Auo-ust
1883. Sir Benjamin Dean, M. E. g" C.,'
Boston, Mass. ; Theodore S. Parvin, G.
R., Iowa City, Iowa. -
General Grand Chapter of R. A. M.
OF the U. S.— Twenty-fifth triennial con-
vocation at Denver, Col., second Tuesday
in August, 1883. B. F. Bower, G. G.
H. P., Keokuk, Iowa; C. G. Fox. G. S.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Grand Council R. and S. M. of
Georgia — The next annual assembly to
be held in Atlanta, the last Wednesday
in April, 1883. C. F. Lewis, M. I. G. M.,
Augusta ; W. S. Burr, I. D. G. M., Griftin ;
B. F. Moore, P. C. of W., Atlanta; Jos.
E. Wells, G. T., 3iacon; Andrew M.
Wolihin, G. R., Albany; H. Middle-
brooks, G. C. of G., Columbus ; A. Sterne,
G. S., Albany; J. Morris, G. Sen., At-
lanta.
Grand Chapter of Georgia— The
60th annual convocation will be held in
Atlanta on the last Wednesday in April
1883. C. E. Landen, G. H. P., Barnes-
ville; A. M. Wolihin, G. S., Albany.
Grand Lodge of Georgia— Next bi-
ennial communication will be held in At-
lanta, last Tuesday in October, 1884. J.
A. Wright, G. M., Rome; J. Emmett
Blackshear, G. S., Macon.
Grand Commandery — W. S. Rock-
well, G. C, Savannah; W. B. Young,
D. G. C, Augusta; R. B. Hall, G.
G., Macon; T. Ballantyne, G. C. G.,
Savannah; Joseph E. Wells, G. T., Ma-
con; S.P.Hamilton, G. R., Savannah.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 59— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Tuesday in each month,
J. S. Stevens, W. M.; R. D. Moon, sec-
retary.
Georgia -I^ODGE, No. 96— Meets first
and third Tuesday in each month. C.
L. Wilson, W. M.; H. Jones, secretary.
Fulton Lodge, No. 216— Meets first
and third Tuesday of each month. J.
A. Gray, W. M.; Otto Spahr, secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
Mount Zion Chapel No. 16— Meets
second and fourth Monday in each month.
H. C. Stockdell, II. P. ; Otto Spahr, sec-
retary.
Jason Burr Council, No. 13— Meets
third monday evening in each month.
B. F. Moore, T. I. M. ; John Mead,Rec.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
C(EUR DeLeon Commandery, No. 4 —
Meets at Commandery Rooms first Mon-
day in each month. A. G. Howard, E.
C; B. F. Moore, Rec.
SCOTTISH RITE.
A. and A. Scottish Rite, 111. Thomas
W. Chandler, 33° deputy I. G. Special
deputy for Atlanta.
Hermes Lodge of Perfection, No. 4,
G. E. P. AND S. Masons 14°— J. A. Gray,
14° V. M. ; M. McBurney, 14°, secretjiry.
I. 0. 0. F.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
MASTER MASONS.
Masonic Hall, Marietta, southeast cor-
ner Broad.
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
United States— L. J. Glenn, M. W.
G. S., Georgia; Erie J. Leech, R. W. D.
G. S., Iowa; Joshita Vansant, R. W.
G. T., Maryland; Rev. J. W. Venable,
R. W. G. C, Kentuckj- ; Beldin Seymour,
R. W. G. M., Ohio; J. T. Hornbrbok, R.
W. G. G., Ontiirio; C. H. Gotch, R. W.
G. Mess., Maryland.
Grand Lodge of Georgia — Next an-
nual session will be held at Augusta on
the second Wednesday in August, 1883.
J. C. Shecut, M. W. G. M., Augusta;
Henry Beusse, R. W. D. G. M., Athens;
E. A. Heard, R. W. G. W., Griftin; J.
G. Deitz, R. W. G. S., Mjicon; W. G.
Gramling, R. W. G. T., Atlanta.
Grand Encampment of Georgia —
The next annual session will be held in
Augusta on Tuesday before the second
Wednesday in*August, 1883. C. H. Dor-
sett, M. W. G. P., Savannah; L. P.
Aenchbacker, M. E. G. H. P., Columbus;
J. G. Dietz, R. W. G. S., Macon; J. s!
Tyson, R. W. G. T., Savannah.
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subordinate lodges.
Central Lodge, No. 28— 3Ieets every
Tuesday M. Dawson, N. G.; B. L.
Brooks, Se6.
Barnes Lodge, No. 55 — Meet* everv
Fridaj% C. W. Smith, N. G. ; R. L.
Burnett, Sec.
Capitol Lodge No. 60— Meets everv
Thursday. O. F. Travis, N. G. ; J. E.
Chambers, Sec.
Schiller Lodge No. 71— Meets everv
Monday. A. Domini, N. G. ; P. Maltry,
encampments.
Empire Encampm>:nt, No. 12— Meets
second and fourth Wednesdav in each
month, W. C. Kinyon, C. P. j E. L la
lontame, Sec.
relief.
General Relief Committef— C W
Smith, O. F. Travis, M. Dawson, A.*
Domiui. '
I. 0. F. S. of I.
Grand Lodge of the Unffed States
-Heaclquarters New York City. J. H.
Goldsmith, G. S., New York. .
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Atlanta Lodge No. 85-Meetfi at Odd
Fellows' Hall, first and third Sundays of
each month at 10 a.m. H. Schiff, presi-
dent; M. Hutzler, vice-president; M.
leitlebaum secretary; G. Saloshin Jr.,
treasurer; A. E. Shulhafer, monitor.
Impr. 0. F. S. of I.
Supreme Lodge of the United States
—Headquarters, Philadelphia, P. Next
session will be held at Philadelphia, Feb-
pS ^h-- S- ^^- Goodman G.'sec^'
1 inladelphia. Pa.
subordinate lodges.
Berth Auerbach Lodge, No. 52—
Meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, Whitehall
fn^l^uT S^"^«^ Alabama, second and
fourth Sundays of each month, at 3 p.m.
J.Stemheimer, president: I. Guthilian.
t rv"^'rFf"^\ ^' '^'^itlebaum, secre-
wry ,). I^leischel, treasurer; Rev. J. S
Jacobsou, monitor.
I. 0. B. B.
District Grand Lodge, No. 5— Com-
prising Stiites of Marvland, VhiinS
and the District of Columbia. Head-
^vni'f'i' ,^'^^«"'^^-. M^l. ^^ext sessfon
J 11 be held at Wilmin^on, N. C. M. J
Wom-^'i'^'.^^^r^-^ Sav^annah, Ga.; lee
JJolff IstG V P., Baltimore, Md.: D.
": ^^T'nl.^' ^- ^- Chariottsville,
Md '. q'tj^S^JS?"^ G- ^^'^ Baltimore
Md., S. B. Wolff, G. S., Baltimore, Md.
subordinate lodges.
Gate City Ix)dge, No. 144— Mepts in
Odd Fellows' Hall, Whiteha"utlu^^t
corner Alabama, second and fourth Sun-
day each month. I. May, president; F.
bchift, vice-president; M. Teitlebaum,
secretary; M. Hutzler, treasurer; A
Dittler, monitor. * '
I. 0. K. S. B.
...?r'^^l?^ 2^'^'' ^^o^G^, ^o. 3-Com-
pusing the States of Pennsylvania, Del-
a^Mire, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
F'^nt'^V!" Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama
Louisiana, Texas and the District of
Columbia Headquarters, Philadelphia,
rd A ext session will be held at Phila-
nh^ P. ^V ^^Ti;^T' ^- ^•' I'^^i^^el
?,. L. '^-^ ^- Abraham, 1st G. V. P
Washington D.C.; S. H. Fishblate, 2d
G. V P., Wilmington, N. C; Mi*es
Ros^nbaum, G T Philadelphia, Pa.^
A. Reinstme, G. S., Philadelphia Pa.
f/ Kaufman M.-at-A., Baltimore, Md.
David Katz, G. M., Philadelphia, Pa.
SUBORDINATE LODGF^.
n^^v^^^''^lh''?Sf^ ^'^- 12(>-Meets in
Odd 1^ ellows' HaU fii-st and third Sunday
at 3 p.m. D. Kaufman, president; sI
Guthman, vice-president; M. Teitle-
baum, secretary; M. Franklin, treasurer;
A. Iwosenfeld, monitor.
I. 0. G. T.
Grand Lodge of Georgia— C. A '
Nunnally, G. W. C. T., Rome; Miss E.
SvT'n^-^^^ J- ^^^•' I^O"iBvili;; R.M
Mitchell, G. W. C, Louisville; J. G.
Thrower, G. W. Sec, Atlanta ; Mi^. Jul
lia Bell, G. S. J. T., Louisville. Next
tnJin^^SSS^^^ ^^ Athens, 4th Tuesday
Georgia Lodge, No. 132— Meets in
Good lemplars' Hall, Whitehall, corner
Hunter evej^ Monday. J. G. Thrower,
»>. c. 1.; w. Auten, secretary.
Cold Water Templars.
Wenona Lodge, No. 1— Meets in Good
Templars' Hall eveiy Sunday at 2 p.m.
J. G. Ihrower, superintendent.
Knig-hts of Temperance.
Grand Council of Georgia— Meets
loc^^^m?^' ^^^ ^^^ Tuesdav in Julv,
1883. Thomas S. King, Atlanta, Acting
Grand Commander; J. 0. Perkins, At-
lanta, acting recorder.
Diamond Council, No. 1— Meets every
Thursday evening, at 9^4 W. Mitchell.
K. Miller, commander ; Miss Mattie Per-
kins, vice-commander; J. P. Davis, re-
corder, *
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IMP. 0. R. M.
Cherokee Tribe, Xo. 1— Meets Powell
Hall.
Modoc Tribe, Xo. 3— Meets above 210
Marietta, every Monday evening.
Choctaw Tribe, Xo. 6— Meets Powell
Hall, every Thursday night.
Osceola Tribe, No. 8— Meets Powell
Hall, every Tuesday night.
Order of the Golden Chain.
Supreme Lodge— Xext session will be
held at Baltimore, October, 1883. E. S
Allnutt, S. C, Baltimore, Md.; C. H.
Wier, S. V. C, Baltimore, Md. ; H. M.
Mitchell, S. A. C, Baltimore, Md. ; Rev.
C. C. Bitting, S. P., Baltimore, Md. ; A.
S. Wier., S. S., Baltimore, Md.: J. G.
Cook, S. T., Baltimore, Md.
subordinate lodge.
Atlanta Lodge, Xo. 5 — Meet second
and fourth Tuedays, at 69 E. Alabama.
R. M. Rose, C; H. Krouse, V. C; J.
W. Brunner, A. C; G. Prior, Sec; E.
W. Martin, T. ; E. G. Roberts, collector:
A. C. Bruce, P. ; J. W. Stokes, G. : C.
A. W. Denk, W. ; J. Morris, S.
Catholic Knights of America.
Branch Xo. 20— Meet Loyd, corner
Hunter, J. J. Garver, president ; J. B.
Owens, recording secretary; Rev. J.
Hennessey, spiritual director.
Knights of Honor.
Grand Lodge of Georgia— Xext
meeting to be held in Rome, third
Wednesday in April, 1883. G. E. Thom-
as, Jr., G. D., Columbus; S. P. Weisi-
ger, G. V. D., Augusta; L. S. Ledbetter,
G. S., Cedartown.
Georgia Lodge, Xo. 127— Meets Ala-
biima, corner Loyd, second and fourth
Friday nights of each month. R. A.
Monteith, dictator; W. G. Brown, re-
porter.^
Gate City Lodge, Xo. .^6— Meets
Alabama, corner Loyd, first and third
Jriday of each month. D. G. Wylie
dictator; R. A. Varnadoe, reporter. ' '
Knights of Pythias.
Supreme Lodge of the World—
Meets in Xew Orleans, La., in August,
1884. G. W. Lindsay, P. S. C, ivfaryl
land; J. P. Linton, S. C, Pennsylvania;
John Van Valkenburg, S. V. C, Iowa;
h ^- ^"en, S. P., Virginia; John B.
btumph, S. M. of E., Indiana; John J.
^ard, S. K. of R. & S., 3Iarvland; G.
B. fc> Shaw, S. M. at A., Wisconsin; G.
F Manlove, S. 1. G., Mississippi; John
W. Ihompson, S. O. G., District of Co-
lumbia.
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21
Grand Lodge of Georgia— S. C. Rob-
erts, P. G. C, Savannah; J. H. Hertz,
G. C, Macon; C. E. Wakefield, G. V.
C, Savannah; W. B. Burroughs, G. P.
Brunswick; C. J. Stroberg, G. K. of r!
& S., Macon; M. M. Hill, G. M. of E.,
Augusta; S. C. Lee, G. M. of A., Savan-
mih; T. F. Thompson, G. I. G., Savan-
nah, Julius Prager, G. O. G., Augustav
subordinate lodge.
Atlanta Lodge, Xo. 20— Meets every
Tuesday evening, 7.30 p.m., Broad,
junction Peachtree. H. M. Beutell, C.
C. ; R. L. Mahaftey, V. C. ; X. J. Wood-
ing, K. of R. &. S.; J. Y. Dixon, M. of
F.; H. H. Dickson, P.; C. Weinberg,
M. at A.
Knights of the Golden Rule.
Supreme Commandery— Xext annual
session will be held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
May, 1883. J. C. Chandler, S. C, Cor-
inth, Miss.; T. J. Smith, S. S., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. k
Grand Commandery of Georgia —
Xext annual session will be held at Ma-
eon, March,. 1883. W. T. Pool, G. C,
Columbus; C. Myers, G. S., Crawford-
ville.
SUBORDLN'ATE LODGES. '
Stonewall Lodge, Xo. 52— Meets over
C9 E. Alabama every first and third
Thursday of each month. W. F. Slaton,
commander; W. G. Browne, secretary.
Insurance, $500 to $3,000. Sick benefits,
$5 per week.
Royal Arcannm.
Supreme Council— The sixth annual
session will be held at Chicago, 111., in
May, 1883. AV. S. Tenant, S^R., East
Saginaw, Mich. ; J. H. Butler, S. V. R.,
Boston, Mass.; A. C. Trippe, S. O., Bal-
timore, Md. ; A. E. Keyes, P. S. R.,
Mansfield, Ohio; W. O. Robson, S. Sec,
Boston, Mass.; E. A. Skinner, S. T.,
Westfield, X. Y.; T. F. Sheppard,S.C.
West Bay City, Mich. ; D. C. McCov., S.
G. Meadville, Pa.; H. E. W. Campbell,
S. W., Cincinnati, Ohio; W. A. Gordon.
S. S., Oshkosh, Wis.
Grand Council of Georgia— The
third annual session will be held at At-
lanta, second Tuesday in March, 1883.
B. Myrick, G. R., Forsyth; C. P. Han-
sell, G. V. R., Thomasville ; W. W. Starr,
Jr., G. O., Augusta; F. G. Ford, P. G.
R., Augusta; D. A. Spring, G. S., Sa-
vannah; R. H. Flanders, G. T., Macon;
R. B. Adair, G. G., Gainesville; D. W.
G^in, G. C, Atlanta; J. H. Alexander,
G. W., Augusta; G. G. Roy, G. S., At-
lanta.
subordlxate councils.
Atlanta Council, Xo. 160— Meets
over 69 East Alabama, second and fourth
Thursday of each month at 7.30 p.m. A
Rosenfeld, recent; T. A. Means, vice
regent; L. H. Clarke, orator; G. G. Roy
past regent; G. S. Prior, secretary;'
Amos I ox treasurer; E. G. Roberts
^"^"r'w \ ^?'- ^' ^^- ^^^'»^' chaplain
C. A. W. Denk, guide ; S. C. Kicklighter
warden; G. G. Roy, J. T. Johnson, med-
ical examiners. 'J'otal membership 58 -
33o. $3,000 insurance at death, \sick
benefit $3 per week.
American Legion of Honor.
Supreme CouNciL-Xext session will
?I«Q Af^'x^.^^'^^"' ^^'^^^ i" August,
1883. M. ^ isbet, M. C, Philadelphia
r"-{ ?T ^; ^' Wheeler, S. V. C, Oak-
land Cal. ; J. Robert^ P. S. C, Phila-
^^ork; J M. Gwinnell, S. T., Xewark,
?r* •' r'^L- Y.' l^i-^^^"ey, S. C, Boston
II. F. Robinson, S. W., Xew Orleans,La.
?>;• nw-?'"'*' ^.- ?•' ^'ashville, Tenn.
Di-. D. M ilson, S. M. E. Boston Mass.
O^RAND Council of Georgia— Xext
annual session will be held at Waynes-
boro first Wednesday in August, 1883.
S:rtG!f:^;^i£'^^T^^^^^"^^:^^-
SL^ORDINATE COUNCILS.
Kennesaw Council, Xo. 215-Meets
fouitb Monday of each month. G. G
Roy, C. ; W. R. Cannon, V. C. ; A. O. m!
GaJ^ treasui-er; W. H. Kenner, secretary;
^. Henry Beermann, collect^»r; G. G
i'll' I^l'l^'^}} e^a'»iner. Insurance from
$oOO to $0,000. Sick benefit $5 per week.
' Knights of Labor.
U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC.
(See also Courts.)
Commissioners— Lawson Black, CI E
Alabama; A. E Buck, W. H. Loften,'
W B Smith, W C Smith, United States
^v «i?Tr '^1'} ^?^t.office; J. L. Con-
^y, 81^ Marietta; L. B. Anderson, 15
Marietta. '
CusTOMs-Ofiice United States Court
House and Post-oftice building: W. \
Pledger, surveyor; H. A.^uckeri
Internal REVENUE-Second District
of Georgia. Walter H. Johnson, col-
lector Ofiice, United States Court House
and Post-office building. Theodore D, -
Irish and W. T. B. Wilson, deputies
Joseph C Vigal and J. P. Chisolm genl
eral storekeepers; P. B. Patterson, J. L.
Morns and W. D. Moore, clerks.
biGNAL Corps— United St^itcs Court
House and Post-oflice buUding. H C
bmith, observer. | b • v>.
COUITTY OF FULTON.
. Atlanta, county seat. Oflices located
m ^sew Court House, Hunter, corner of
Pryor.
Supreme Lodge of the United
rVT^J^^-r^^'J^^q^arters, Pittsburg, Pa.
p; ?p^T^f ^^' ^^' ^^' ^^-^ Sc?anton,
Pn*' -r'. ,• ^•'^>:^^"' G. 8., Pitt^^burgh
-fa. J otal membership 137,000.
subordinate lodges.
Atlanta Branch IVo. -r — Meets at
J emperance Hall, 9>o- W. Mitchell, every
^^ edne^day at 7 p.m. Rev. W. C Bow-
man, M. W.; H. M. Cramer, Sec.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
-^^i^^^w^P'^'^J^^^^^^P" Company
»b h. Wall. J. M. Stephens, manager.
TELEPHONE COMPANIES. "
Southern Bell Telephone and Tel-
egraph CoMPANY-Office 21}4 Marietta.
u. H. Jackson, manager.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court-C. H. Strong.
F. 1. Ryan, A. P. Woodward, deputies.
Commissioners of Roads and Reve-
fiof-;^'^"^'^ "^'^«. Elected April,
JflOO per annnm. Bond $1,000. G W
Adair, c;hairinan; J. R. Gramling, G T*
^''%^'l^^' ^.^^''^ C- ^^^- HunAicutt;*
clerk, John T. Cooper. '
County Alms House— Situated 7M
miles on Peachtree road. R. C. Hodc
superintendent; salary $400 per annum:
Peactoee. ''^'^^^^-^-^' ^' Hilburn, 8
tSP^'^^J School Commissioner—
Jethro W. Manning, Court House.
Co^i^t^nVusf."""^"^-^- ^' ^^^^"->
County and State Tax Collector—
WW. Clayton, 11 E. Alabama.
Co^u?[S>Tis?^^""^"-^- ^- ^->'-^
Sheriff— A. M. Perkerson, Court
House. Elected January, 1883 for tvi^
years; salary fees: bond, $10,000. W
A Wilson C. C. Greene, L. P.' Thomas,"
br., deputies, appointed by the sheriff
State AND County Tax Receiver-J.
O. Hams, Court House.
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Atlanta City Directory.
Atlanta City Directory.
COUXTY PRISON.
County Jail— 34 Fraser. C. C. Greene,
jailor; Crandall L. Poole, turnkey; J.
L. Anthony, night guard ; J. M. Borins:,
physician.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Atlanta, the capital. State House,
Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth.
Executive Department.
GovEKNOR— Alexander H. Stephens;
inaugurated Xovemb^r, 1882, for two
years; salary, $3,000. J. W. Warren
and Isaac W. Avery, secretaries; sal-
aries, $1,500; John A. Stephens, adiutant
general and keeper of public buildings;
salary, $1,250; R. A. Murphev, warrant
clerk; salary, $1,300; C. W. Seidell,
minute clerk; salary, $1,250.
Attokney Genekal— Clittbrd Ander-
son ; elected 1882 for two years ; salarv,
$2,000. •^'
Comptroller General— William A.
Wright ; elected 1882 for two years ; sal-
ary, $2,000; bond, $20,000. R. U. Har-
deman, lx>ok-keeper ; salary, $1,800.
William King, Jr., insurance clerk ; sal-
ary, $1,200. William Haralson, wild
land clerk; salary, $1,000.
Secrffary of State— Xathan C. Bar-
nett ; elected 1882 for two years ; salary,
$2,000; bond, $10,000. J. F. Jones,
clerk; salary, $1,000.
Treasurer— Daniel N. Speer ; elected
1882, for two years; salarv, $2,000; bond,
$200,000. William Speer, clerk ; salary
$1,600. •^'
Department of Agriculture— Estab-
lished September 1, 1874. John T.
Henderson, commissioner; salary, $2,-
000; appointed October, 1882. R. J.
Redding, assistant commissioner ; salary,
$1,700; J. S. Newnaii, editing clerk;
salary, $1,700; Troup Butler, department
clerk; salary, $1,200; W, B. Henderson,
mailing clerk ; salary, $1,200.
In the department is displayed sam-
ples of the products of the State and an
aciuarium contfiining specimens of Ger-
man carp and other fish which have been
successfully introduced in hundreds of
ponds of the Stat«, which are examined
with much interest by strangers visiting
Atlanta. Dr. H. H. Gary is superin-
tendent of fisheries.
The commissioner has appointed six
inspectors of fertilizers, the highest not
exceeding $1,200.
ITie following are the inspectors now
in office : O. T. Rogers, Savannah ; W.
P. Harden, Savannah ; Samuel Hawkins,
Augusta; (also including Charleston, S.
C.) J. S. Lawton, Atlanta; W. H. How-
ell, Columbus, and E. L. Thomas, Ma-
con. The inspectors are ex-offlcio in-
spectors of illuminating oils. Fire test
raised to 120° Fahrenheit.
The fees for inspecting fertilizers are
fifty cents per ton. For the season of
18i^0-l, about 182,000 tons were inspected,
bringing $72,000 net intv) the treasury.
The entire expense of this department is
$21,400 per annum.
Keeper of Penitentiary — John W.
Nelms, appointed Xovember, 1882, for
two years; salary, $2,000; bond, $10,000.
John R. Towers, assistant keeper; sala-
ary, $1,200.
Librarian — Frank L. Haralson; ap-
pointed under Act of 1879; salarv,
$1,000. •^'
School COxMmissioner — Gustavus J.
Orr, appointed Xovember, 1882, for two
years; salary, $2,000; Mark Johnston,
clerk; salary, $1,200.
Railroad Commission of the State
OF Georgia— Oflice, 12 E. Alabama, up
stairs. Hon. James M. Smith, chair-
man; Campbell W^allace and L. X.
Trammell, commissioners; Robert A.
Bacon, secretaiy. The comraissionerR
are appointed, each for six years, by the
Governor, with the consent of the Sen-
ate. Its duties are to fix the local rates
to be charged by the various railroads in
the State on freight and i)assengers, and
to furnish rules and regulations to gov-
ern the railroads. Its first action was to
fix a st'indard tarift' for all the roads,
which went into efffect May, 1, 1880, but
upon proper showing by any road that
such standard was too low, the commis-
sion increased the standard rates by al-
lowing an additional percentage. The
passenger rates were five and six
cents per mile on nearly every road in
the State. By order of the commission
the fares on all the long or iinport^mt
roads and branches were reduced to three
(3) cent< a mile. This board is not an
advisory, but a mandatory one, whose
powers are to regulate railroads and rail-
road rates. The secretary is elected by
the commissioners. The stilarv of each
commissioner is $2,500 per annum; of
the secretary, $1,200.
General Assembly.
SENATORS. ' .
First— P. W. Meldrim. w ^:
Second— II. C. Parker. ' , ' l\
Third— S. R. Harris. • . . . v >
Fourth — James Thompson. •
Fifth— W. A. McDonald.
Sixth— J. D. Knight.
Seventh — J. B. Norman. ^
Eighth— E. M. Rush. * "^
m
Ninth— Dr. O. H. Paul.
Tenth— James M. Rouse.
Eleventh— James G. Parks.
Twelfth— James P. Walker.
Thirteenth— James D. Frederick
, Fourteenth— Lucius M. Lamar
Fifteenth— T. D. Wilcox.
Sixteenth— C. S. Guyton.
Seventeenth — T. W. Oliver
Eighteenth— J. H. Polhill. *
Nineteenth— A. S. Morgan
Twentieth— F. D. DuBicrnon
Twenty-first— D. M. Hifghes*.
Twenty-second— Geo. W. Gustin
Twenty-third-I^. D. Smith
Twenty-fourth— Thos. DeWolf.
Twenty-fifth-T. J. Neal.
Twenty-sixth-Jumes. S. Boynton.
Twenty-seventh— L. F. Livino-sfnn
Twenty-eighth-Calvin Georfe "'
1 wenty-nnith— W. D. Tutt
Thirtieth_P. W. Davi/. •
' rhirty-hrst^-R. D. Yow.
S-L^^1»^-''?^^-^^- ^f • ^^cAfee.
Ihirty-third— W. I. Pike
Thirty-fourth— T. M. Pee*Dle8
Thirty.fifth-S. B. Hoyt.^
1 iirty-sixth-George J. Martin.
^,^f^>^-^?^'enth— L. P. Manderville.
i hirty-eighth-X. N. Beall.
^^^";?>;""^th--R. A. Eaks.
Fortieth-J. W. Foster. , '
^orty-first-Thomas F. Greer.
Forty-fomtl.-M. A. B. Tatum.
REPRESENTATIVES.
(AiTanged alphabetically by counties.)
Bartow— A. M. Fite, C. M. Jones
Brooks-D. W. Rountree.
Bryan-R. F. C. Smith. --
Bulloch— Joseph Wilson. •
Jetlv^Ll^: ^-^^-^ ^' I>.,Cox,
Butts-F. L.* Walthall.
Calhoun— T. P. Greer.
Camden-D. R. Proctor.
Campbell-John J. Camp.
^ UrroU-John J. Carroll, John Bon-
Catoosa-W. H. Payne.
^^^^i^on-P. M. Corson. , ,
Cherokee-W. A. Teasley.
Clark— R. B. Russell.
Clay— Robert Thompson.
Clayton— R. E. Morrow.
Clinch— J. L. Sweat.
Pnff^^i^'^-.^';^'^' J- Y.Alexander.
Coffee— Denis Paulk.
Co umbia— A. J. Avary. '
Colquitl>--John Tucker
Crawford— M. M. Ray. !
Dade-W. W. Jacoway. '
Dawsou-J. M. Bishop.
^^Decatur-Ben. E. Russell, J. A. Wil-
ham!^^^^^- ^' '^^"^"' ^- >^^inning.
Dodge— J. F. Delacy.
Dooley— L. W. Mobley.
Dougherty-Henry Mcintosh.
Douglas— J. S. James.
Early— B. C. Chancey.
Echols-D. R. A. Johnson.
Elhngham— E. E. Foy.
Elbert— J. B. Jones.
Emanuel-M. Dawson.
Kannin— J. A. Alsabrook.
J ayette-J. W. Graham.
Hoyd— AV. G. Foster, Walker W
Brooks, Seaborn Wrio-ht
Forsyth— A. J. Julfan*.
l;ranklin— O. Q. Osborn.
IL^^X^- ^- «-> E- F- Hoge, W.
Gilmer— J. C. Withrow.
G ascock-fW. R. Logue, Sr.
Glyun-J , E. Dart. '
Gordon— W. R. Rankin.
Greene-,r. B. Park, W. R. Wilson
Gwmnett-R. E. Mitchell, J. T McU-
vaney. ' ju.cai-
Habersliam— T. S. Davis.
Hall-^ E. Redwine, W. H. Denton
Hanc^ock-J T. Jordan, J. W. S^
Haralson— J. M. McBride ^^^'^e.
^^ Harris-W. C. Winston, T. F. Brew-
Hart— A. J. McCurry.
Heard— Thos. W. Awbry.
Henry— Chas. T. Zachry.
Ir^."n7^b^"^^^^^^^^^
pleton!'''''""^' ^' ^^^^"^field, Jas. Sta-
Johnson— M. H. Mason.
Jones— G. W. F. McFay.
Laurens— J. B. Wolf.
Lee— Frank Johnson, c.
Liberty— Jesse Brown.
Lincoln-^. W. Barksdale.
Lowndes— C. R, Pendleton.
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Lumpkin — E. H. Beck.
Macon — J. M. DiiPree.
Madison — Young A. Daniel.
Marion .
McDuffie— T1m>s. E. Watson.
Mcintosh — Hercules Wilson, c.
Meriwether— T. A. Atkinson, J. D.
Sutton.
Miller— J. S. Bush.
Milton — T. L. Lewis.
Mitchell— W. M. Spence.
Monroe— W. II. Head, G. G. Flint.
Montgomery — John McRae.
Morgan— Augustus Stoddard.
Murray — Cicero Howell.
Muscogee — L. F. Garrard.
Newton — L. L. Middlebrooks.
Oconee— F. P. Griffith.
Oglethorpe— C. M. Witcher, J. M. Mc-
Whorter.
Paulding— II. C. Rich.'
Pickens — F. Carter Tate.
Pierce— W. F. Sweat.
Pike — John Beauchamp, J. F. Bred-
ding.
Polk— R. W. Everett.
Pulaski— S. W. Brown.
Putnam— R. C. Ilumber, II. A. Jen-
kins.
Quitman — J. J. Crumley.
Rabun— R. C. Cannon.
Randolph— R. F. Crittenden.
Richmond— W. T. Gray, C. A. Robbe,
M.V.Calvin.
Rockdale— W. L. Peek.
Schley — J. D. Murray.
Screven — R. A. Brenson.
Spalding— X. B. Drewry.
Stewart— R. F. Watts.
Sumter— H. N. Hawks, W. A. Wilson.
Talbot— J. W. Robbins.
Taliaferro — B. F. Moore.
Tattnall^J. B. Glisson. ,^ 5 /
Taylor— ,1. J. McCants. 'f
Telfair— ITios. Eason.
Terrell— R. F. Simmons.
Thomas— A. Patton, N. R. Spengler.
Towns — John Burch.
Troup— T. C. Crenshaw, W. B. What-
ley.
Twiggs— J. E. Jones.
Union— V. M. Waldrop.
Upson— B. G. McGinley. : .
Walker-^. Y. Woods.
Walton— H, A. Caruthers, T. J. Rob-
ertson, I
Ware— Warren Lett.
Warren— C. E.. McGregor.
Washington— C. R. Pringle, II. G.
Wright.
Wayne— John G. Rich. ^
Webster-nJ. B. Hudson. .. ;'
White— J. J. Kinsey. . "
Whitfield— C. E. Broyles. ' [
Wilcox— S. D. Fuller.
Wilkes— N. P. Epese, B. F. Barks-
dale.
Wilkinson— M. 0. Smith.
Worth— W. J. Ford.
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JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court — Court rooms, State
House, Marietta, southwest corner For-
syth. Hon. James Jackson, chief jus-
tice; Martin J. Crawford and Samuel
Hall, associate justices; Z. D. Harrison,
clerk; J. H. Lumpkin, reporter; J. W.
Vaughn, sherift". First term commences
second Monday in February; second
term first Monday in September.
Superior Court — Atlanta Ci^:cuit,
Fulton county. Terms, first Monday
after fourth Monday in March and Sep-
tember. Hon. W. R. Hammond, judge,
(term expires January, 1885) ; C. H.
Strong, clerk ; A. P. Woodward, F. T.
Ryan, deputies ; B. H. Hill, Jr., solici-
tor-general.
United States District and Circuit
Courts (Northern District of Georgia),
U. S. Court House and P. O. Building.
Don A. Pardee, judge Fifth Judicial Cir-
cuit, residence, Xew Orleans, La. ; Hon.
H. K. McCay, district judge, residence
Atlanta; John S. Bigby, district attor-
ney; C. C. Parrott, assistant attorney;
Julius E. Bro\\ii, standing master in
chancery; A. E. Buck, clerk; R. E.
Boyd, deputy; James Longsteet, mar-
shal; J. G. Longstreet, B. J. Davis,
office deputies, Atlanta; L. J. Pirkle, R.
D. Bolton, deputies, Atlanta ; W. B. Fitz-
simons, deputy, Cartersville ; J. M. Rob-
inson, deputy, Dahlonega ; G. R. Duke,
deputy, Athens; J. B. Gaston, deputy,
Gainesville; W. M. Scott, deputy, Dal-
ton; A. I. Crawford, deputy, jEllijay;
Ira C. Campbell, deputy, Elberton; D.
W. Dick, deputy, Newnan ; J. H. Griffin,
deputy, Oxford.
City Court — City Hall, Washington,
between Hunter and Mitchell. Richard
H. Clark, judge; salary, $2,5(X); C. H.
Strong, clerk ; salary, fees. W. D. Ellis,
solicitor. Terms of Court, first Monday
in March, June, September and Decem-
ber. This court has no jurisdiction in
questions of equity, felony, divorce, or
title to real estate.
Court of Ordinary — City Hall. Ex-
clusive jurisdiction of probate matters.
Terms, first Monday of each month. W.
L. Calhoun, ordinary. Elected January,
1881, for four years. P. H. Calhoun,
clerk.
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Justices' Conrts. '
District 1026— W. M. Butt, justice
16}4 Whitehall. Term, fourth Tuesday
in each month. G. H. Tanner, justice
16^ Whitehall. Term, fourth Tuesday
I in each month.
District 1234— Daniel Pitchford, jus-
j tiee, S^ Marietta. Term, first Monday
1 in each month. John Rhea, justice blU
; Peachtree. Term, first Monday of' each
month.
^ Recorder's Court— Sessions daily
^ except Sunday^ at 10 a.m., at the station
S house, 47 S. Pryor. Howell C. Glenn
recorder. '
Superior Courts.
Albany Circuit— B. B. Bower, ludffe •
Jesse W. Waters, solicitor general '
Baker— First Monday in May aiid No-
vember.
Calhoun— Second Monday in March
and September. ^<^^^n
Decatur— Second and third Monday in
May and November. ^
Dougherty— First, second and third
Monday in April and October.
Mitchell— Third and fourth Monday in
March and fourth Monday in November.
Oct^t^r Monday in April and
. f^TLANTA CiRcurr-W. R. Hammond,
^"?f1^ ?K ^PK?^P'J"" ^^li^^t^r general
SepS^''"' "^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^'^^ -^
andl^ugu^.'"'''" '^^'^^^^ '^ ^^^--^
_ AuoDSTA CiRcciT H. C Bonev
judge; BoykiQ Wright, solicitor general!
Richmond— Third Monday in April
and October. ^
Brn^ • ^'''''^r. ^^^^un James R.
geS ^^^ ' ^''''^^ ^' ^^^'*' solicitor
Cherokee— Fourth Monday in February
and second Monday in August. ^'''''^^^
seo^nH T""J^'^^ Monday in April and
second Monday in September.
Octob^r""""^*^^^ Monday in May and
Forsyth— Third Monday in Februarv
and fourth Monday in August. ^
Octol^r.'"™"^ ^^'^^^^ ^^ ^^y ^^d
fh^}^^''~I'^'^^ Monday in February and
third Monday in August.
OcSben ""^^'"'''''^ ^""""^^y '"^ ^^y ^""^
Brunswick Circuit— M. L. Mershon
judge; G. B Mabry, solicitorg^nJral '
and?S!X7.'"^^' ''^^^^^ - ^-^^h
No^vemt^^^ ^^^^^^ '"^ ^P^^ ^d
Charlton-Tuesday after third Monday
in April and November. ^
Octo^r^"^^"* ^''''^^^ '^ ^^^^^ *^d
.^^^^.^-"^^l^^^T Sitter second Monday
m April and November. ^
cemb^er!'""^'''"^ ^^''''^^^ '"^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^
0^t^,^^'''''^^'^''^^^y^^^^Tch and
NoTem^Ti^"' ""^""^^ '"^ ""^^ -d
OcS.""^^'"'^ ^''''^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^d
Chattahoochee Circuit— T. J. Willis
•""rf J.^H ^""f ^"'^^^^ ««"«ito^ general:
CTiattahoochee-Fourtii Monday iii
March and September. ^
October ''~^'''''*^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^P"^ ^^d
and N^yfm'^fr^^"^ ^-^^^^ - Hay
Septem^''"^^ ^""^"^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^d
Octob^r.""^^'' ^^''^^ ^^ ^P'"" *^d
T ^E?5>KEE CiRcurr-^. C. Fain, judge;
J. W Harris, Jr., solicitor gsneral. ^ '
and J^"-^''""^ ^"^^^^ '^ ^--^^
andTuTu";^''"^^ """^^^ "^ ^^^^^^
SeptomVer.'^' "'^^'^^ ^ ^^^^ -^
and Aug^t"^^"^ ''^"^^ ^ ^^^--nr
an^lT.^™^' ^^'^^^^ - February
Oc^er "^'""'^ ^""""^^y ^ ^P^^ *^d
IJ^^^'^'^'^Ty'-^' ^' ^*"^' judge ;
H.M. Reid, solicitor general.
andTupr'"''^' ^"""'^ ^ ^•'l'™^
Septemtr^'"' "°'"^^ *° ""'='» "«^
and jX?"^""'^'' """"^y ^ January
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. Fayette— Third Monday in March and
September.
Heard— Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Meriwether— Third Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Troup— Third Monday in April and
first Monday in November.
Eastern Circuit— A. P. Adams,
judge; Walter G. .Charlton, soUcitor-
general. i
I Chatham— First Monday in March,
June and December.
Bryan— First Monday in May and No-
vember.
Effingham — Second Monday in May
and November.
- Mcintosh— Fourth Monday in May
and November.
Liberty— Third Monday in May and
November.
Flint CiRCurr— J. D. Stewart, judge;
E. Womack, solicitor-general.
Butts — Second Monday in March and
September.
Henry— Third Monday in April and
October.
Monroe — Fourth Monday in February
and August.
Newton— Third Monday in March and
September.
Pike— First Monday in April and Oc-
tober.
Rockdale— Third Monday in February
and August.
Spalding. First Monday in February
and August.
Upson— First Monday in May and No-
vember.
Macon Circuit— T. J. Simmons,
judge; J. L. Hardeman, solicitor-gen-
eral.
Crawford— Third Monday in March
and September.
Houston— First Monday in April and
October.
Bibb— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Middle CiRCurr— Reuben ^W. Cars-
well, judge; R. L. Gamble, solicitor-
general.
Bulloch— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Emanuel— Third Monday in April and
October.
Jeflferson— Second Monday in May and
November.
Johnson— Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Screven— First Monday in May and
November.
Tattnall— Second Monday in April and
October.
Washington— First Monday in March
and September.
Northeastern Circuit— J. B. Estes,.
judge; Wm. Erwin, solicitor-general.
Hall— First Monday in February and
August.
Habersham— Fourth Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Rabun— Second Monday in March and
September.
Towns— Third Monday in March and
September.
White— First Monday in April and Oc-^
tober.
Lumpkin— Third Monday in April and
October.
Union— Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Northern CiRCurr— E. H. Pottle,
judge; George F. Pierce, Jr., soUcitor-
general.
Elbert— Second Monday in March and
September.
Glascock— Third Monday in February.
Hancock— Second Monday in April
and October.
Hart— Third Monday in March and
September.
Lincoln— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Madison— First Monday in March and
September.
Oglethorpe —Third Monday hi April
and October.
Taliaferro — Fourth Monday in Febru-
ary and August.
Warren— First Monday in April and
October.
Wilkes— First Monday in May and
November.
OcMULGEE Circuit— Thomas G. Law^
son, judge : Robert Whitfield, solicitor-
general.
Baldwin— Third Monday in January
and July.
Greene — Second Monday in March and
September.
Jasper— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Laurens— Third and fourth Monday in
February and August.
Morgan— First Monday in March and
September.
Putnam— Third Monday in March and
September.
Wilkinson— First Monday in April
and October.
Oconee CiRcurr— A. C. Pate, judge;
C. C. Smith, solicitor-general.
Dodge— First Monday in May and
November.
Dooly— Second and third Monday in:
March and September.
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. Irwin^ Monday after fourth Mondav
in March and September.
Montgomery Wednesday after fourth
Monday m April and October,
Pulaski Second and third Mondav in
May and November.
• T^l^^i^ Tuesday after third Monday
m April and October. ^
Octobe?^ Second Monday in AprU and
..^Q^f K*'^'***' ^^^^*y in March
and September.
T ^^TAULACiRcurr. .J.T.Clarke, judge;
J. H. Guerry, solicitor-general.
Se&e^r'"''' ^"^'^^ ^^ ^^^'^ --^
: Ap^i?ltnd Ocler ^"^"' ^^^^^^ ^
Quitman. Third Monday in March
and September. ^ *^^"
Randolph^ First and second Monday
in May and November. ^ ^
Terrel. Fourth Monday in May and
November, and holds two weeks
T T w ??f'''^,; :^^1 Branham,* judge;
J. J \V right, solicitor-general. ^ '
Se»eT ^^^«t^--dayinMarchand
Floyd First Monday in January and
necSsaTy '^^'^ '^^^ weeks-lonle^^
andtu?uft. "'"^^ ^^"^^^ ^^ ^^^--'T
Au^t, a^^d^l^.^;^^^^^^^
anf J,??H J?^^^ ^^"^^y '"^ January
w iV*^' and holds two weeks.
Southern CiRcurr AuenRtinTT TT«r.
se^U, judge, ; R. G. MiteheSciSr-gen-"
Colquitt. Wednesday after fourth
Monday in March and September.
SeptemW "°°*^ ^"""^"y ^ ^""^ ""I
No^eX! '^^'^ ^''"'^"y '» *^*y ""I
Jud^e^^i'^R™^^^'''"™ Allan Fort,
juage, c. B. Hudson, sol citor-eeneral
fomh Mnn^"** i?"'""'^ '" May and
lourtn Monday in November.
4teX. "^ ^""•'"y ^:^'^^ ''"1
Octe."* ^"""^ """•^''y ^ April and
OctoSn' ^^°°'* Monday in April and
Octo^f ' ^'"* ^°°''*y in AprU and
iudee'i'^T %^?T,,^\^- Hutchins,
sinks Thi^"^*"^ '°^'''*°''-g«"«"'
September "* """'*'''' '° March and
dav'fn w.„^*'"',"xt' *irdand fourth Mon-
oay m May and November.
andX"lT ''"""^ ^"°<l»y '" January
and'le"p'Ji"mbe';°""'' ""'^"'^ - "^""^
!„ M*'"?"' .^'f'* and Second Mondav
in ^^^mZr "^^* '"'' ^^°"' "-^a^
Fe'bTu^yUTu'grt "^"' *'°°'"'y *"
Febr^Xa^aTu'gS^'. ^'''^ ^'"'"^y '"
Connty Conrts.
(Arranged alphabeticaUy by counties.)
Baker. J. o. Perry, iud^e
1« G^H^olS^^^
Brooks F'i?ij'-'!J^^^-.
^rooKs. i*j. R, Harden, iudffe
. ^ryfn J.S.WilHams,'jffi •
Burke. R. O. Lovett, jud<re
Butte.J.F.Carmichiinudge.
Calhoun . L. J. Cartledge, jufe
Camden. J. M. Arnow,^judge^
Chatham. . W. D. Harden, judge.
Chattooga. ..J. M. Bellah, judgf
^fke. Howell Cobb, judg^T'
^ ?y^n W. L. Vatterson, judge
Clinch. C. A. Smith, judge ^
Coweta.^J. W. Powell, judge.
Crawford. .U. S. Holton, judge
Decatur. C. G. CampbeU, judge
^^dge JTm. McRae, judgi^^-
Dougherty. W. T. Jones, judge
Elbert. J. S. Barrett, judge ^
Fulton. .R.H. Clark jud^^^^
Glynn William Wiliilms, judge '
g^t!°\^- ^' Weaver, jidgef
Habersham . C. H. Suttii, jfdge.
HaU.JNDorsey, judge. ^
He'nrT W i Vl*^^' f"^^^'
^enry W^. Dicken, judge.
.1 asper . B. P. Bailey , judge. ^
Jefferson. J. G. Cain, jud^.
Jones .R. Johnson, judge
Laurens M. Haynes, judge.
Lee. K. J. Warren, judge
Liberty. J. E. Sheppard, judge
Lowndes R. A. Peeples judle
McDuffle . . J. B. Neal, ju(ie^
Macon..W.H.Fifih, jildg?. *
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*MiUer. G. Boy kin, judge.
Monroe. W. D. Stone, judge.
Morgan. .H. W. Baldmn, judge.
Oconee. .R. M. Jackson, judge.
Pike. .J. S. Pope, judge.
Pulaski. .H. H. Whitfield, judge.
Putnam. .J. S. Turner, judge.
Quitman. .L. L. Guerry, judge.
Randolph. .A. F. Hall, judge.
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Richmond . W. F. Eve, judge.
Screven. .J. H. Hull, judge.
Spalding. R. T. Daniel, judge.
Sumter. .J. B. Pilsbury, judge.
Thomas. . W. D. Mitchell, judge.
Troup. J. M. Beall, judge.
Upson. B. D. Hardavvay, judge.
Walton. H. W. Dickerson, judge.
Ware. .L. A. Wilson, judge.
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.Wallace W. Haskell,
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29 Whitehall Street,
ufk-tlanta,.
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FRANCIS FONTAINE & CO,
4 ifcl f slate
AND OF
Heal EsiaiE Lnans.
Choice Farm and City Loans.
1 S. Pryor St., Kimball House, ATLANTA, QA.
COMMISSION AND STORAGE,
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AUD OEHEBAL DEALER IB
Provisions, Groceries, Peed, Etc.,
35 & 37 West Alabama St., ATLANTA, GA.
^^ SCOYILLE & TERRY, Proprietors
THE FIRST CLASS HOTEL, ATLANTA, GA. " *
'' .1 ALSO, THE
ARMNGTOW & NORVEJLt^^tYlTCHBURG. VA
fiUFORB HOUSE, - CHARLOTTE N. C.
L, W. SCOVILLE.
J. W. CULPEPPER.
5jl|e geleLratefl guM^anee ^ulphup Sppiq^^,
W^ R«n^f ''^"^'.f/'^'"^^'''^>^ eonneeted witljkhe Way Cross I ine r S F a^
VV. Kailway), with depot at the Hotel. lib^ated on Vi.^ V .' i^^* ^' ^
River, in Suwanee Comitv Florida «vJ^?.k . ^"^ ^'^^^*^^ Suwanee
Thomasville. TlLe SdH.Uk ™ hII TT^^ between. Jacksonville and
Rheumatism, GiifancfiJll^lflood D?"^^^^^^^ f- '^^ — of
Rheumatism, G^ut and S i?i;od DiTeS/ Vo '' -^^^ f^^ '^' ^'"^^ ^^
the Springs, and this Resort ilonentS* ,...^,««^«»toes do not approach
leaving Jacksonv lie and the Unn^ <^\^^ "'^^^ ^!!^ Summer. Parties
Summir at Suwai ee j ^^ ^^^ *^^^"' '^ ^^^ ^^^^er, spend the
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]Vos. 6 aud 8 Marietta Street.
THE GEOEQIA BOOZI STOEE
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- ZDoeilers ijo.
SQ]n.ool Books,
Sta.-tionery.
In fact everything gonerally kept in a well-appointed book store. The largest line in the
South, and sold at prices to compete with the jobbing trade West or South.
THE CEORCIA MUSIC STORE,
FHILLIFS <Sc OR,EW,
ATI.ANTA. - - - GEORGIA.
GreaaersLl -A-g-eiits for t3a.©
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and other Celebrated
Parlor aud C'hareli Organs,
Sheet Mu3i3, Small Musical Instruments, Music Bocks, etc., etc.
C. Wells, Treas.
H. Barth, Pres.
W. P. Hunt, Sec.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
PRINTING MACHINE WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
NEWS, BOOK, AND JOB TYPE,
PRIIVXIIVO - OFFICE FTJI^JVITXJRE.
Dealers in TSTood Type, Inks, Bronzes, cfcc.
New Outfits a Specialty.
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201 Vine Street.
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY,
CHAS. WELLS, Treas.
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JNO. J. WHITE,
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- -A-O-EiTT FOTZ,
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SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
ALSO DEALER IN
C. & G. COOPER'S PLAO, TRACTION, POBXABLE AND
STATIONARY
^ENGINES
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- ;<r-: GEOBCIA.
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Advertising Department.
DENNISON MFG CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
V
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STATIONERS' SPECIALTIES.
DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS. .
Stratton's Qammed Labels and Qammed Paper of all Colors ; Legal and Notarial Seals ;
Folding and Fancy Tickets ; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings ; The Star
Copying Pads i Dennison's Game Counters ; Wedding Cake Boxes )
Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc.
DENNISON'S TARaETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.
Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags ,■ Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal Envelopes i McQill's
Paper Fasteners at Manufacturers' discounts ; Dickinson's Rubber Bands.. Etc.
Sealing Wa:: Makers..;
T^-IoirMi-i r\ T^ r\ tr^ r\t^r^ Proprietors '* Globe," and Centennial Prize "Excelsior,"
11 SSI In X niDniS and importers of Enjish Grass Bleached and Colored
J.XVJVJ KA.\j J. \Myj\j^ VJt Tissue Papers, from the celebrated 39 Mill.
Proprietors of " Silver Whit«," best article for polishincr Silver, and Miller's " Jewelry
Cleaning Casket,'" and "Silver White Casket."
JEWELERS' BOXES,
Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, &c., *c.
DRUGGISTS' BOXES,
Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers,
Dennison's Shaving Papers.
Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical Purposes.
CARD BOARD MAKERS.
All our Goods are for sale by Dealers Everywhere, and by
DEXIVISOJV MFG CO.,
21 Milk St., Boston ; 198 Broadway, N. Y. ; 630 Chestnut St., Phil-
adelphia; loo Dearborn St., Chicagro ; 143 Walnut St.,
Cincinnati; 412 Third Street, St-ILouis.
Advertising Department.
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siNEss University
A standard IrLstitTation.
THE BUSIAEsi^^^^^itl^T^- MII^IATURE.
f Actual Business! Students on 'Change I
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The Best Mode oynetrnotion ever Alerted for the Practical Ednoaticn of
Young j^en. Boys and Men of Middle Age.,
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SYSTE3M OF TESAOHINO.
.. HSSs^'rosiTra^TeXni-ponS^^^^ i^« "-^-ary adjuncts. Banking
part as clerk, book-keeper. mSn?. banker ete ^«^°^'^«' '" «'»'»^h each student acts hif
buy, sTcSfecrgiJe'and^'lX^^^^^^^^^ license, deposit their money in bank,
and receive consi|nments and keen thiro^i *""■ 'T''^^ ^^ h*'''«« °«^s discounted, make
place. ° '™^"'-' a*»<l l^eep their own accounts, recording each transaction as it takes
^^^!i^^^t,^:^A^^^ '^^y; ^y -T^--t - stocks,
world outside. ^ So^emea b> strict laws, in close conformity with those of the business
the J'v^rTm''ent?'m'fs{"uL??/it'sVSm^^^^^ '? ^"^'"^^ T^*' »'^ "^^^ ^^'^^^ "cense from
with law or u.age, prolTh s ml?t3^ pailr. • or'^fhmir.''' ^^'^""* *"f* P^^ '" -ccordan.^
the loss of credit and standing in the cumKitV FnnH^ ) a V"^, "''"«• penalties, perhaps
the estates Of <^eoe..S!'LZ'^%lTe7^SLl!^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^s, while
ArithmMe^rcL'lf^
Merca^tMe Law, Insurance Banking, eti.^' '^''*"** Business, Business Correspondence,
munitv. transacting b?8?i^.JJ"J^f fefo'rHi?^ TJlt 1^^"^^"'^ ^^ *" organized business com-
t.on Wholesale and Retail Houses Transnfr^^H'^n'**?"'"'^''" **« ** ^^"••^- Here are in opeS-
student, as a merchant or clerk, mak2oS?hf«.^n^^ Banking Houses. ^ The
his policies of insurance and deno^ifrhi^ 1 ^'"^' '"'•""^'^ ^'« "o^^s and checks, procured
the outside world ; aiytheTaHoufp nted f^nn?of bm's'n^n.'^"* '^" ^^'^^ '^'"^^ are^dSn^n
^i^h ' '/ ',["P'' ^^- ^*"^ supplied in his outfit '"' °°^^' "^'^^ *^^^'^*«' ^'^'^ ^^ ^^ding.
busmes^s^n^y, '£;-^-ship andJas^^^^sZ'^ '''' ^-^t^-ta conduct
wee^k day ..ring the year with equl^ali^a^j^r 7hlrf a^r^i^T^^
PREPARATORY awjAl.lWlfAfwA^a . ,
branches constitutes a suffi^ent m^enirftfion fnr"^?;~ ^°owledge of the ordinary English
ciencies in these, if not too Jeep ?JK ?an £ r^^^oT"f '^^ ^^'^^«^' ^""^ ^^J' ^p^ial ^efi-
TIME REOriRFm 'iS,o ♦i^ ' "^ remedied in our course.
sixteen weeks, v.!Jv,n"ac"rIinS to til? XhvY^^^ '« ^o™ twelve to
B. F. MOORE, President, Atlanta, Ga.
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I. Y. Sawtell.
Leon P. Sawtell.
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^GEORGIA MINERAL EANDS^
AND HAVE FOR SALE SOME OF THE
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KES IK THE STATE.
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JORDAN & WElQLBr,
ELECTROTYPERS,
t-^s^ A.ND
29 BROAD STREET, XTp-Stairs.
Are prepared to exec.te promptly, and in the very best style of
their art every variety of . . I
Electrotyping, Stereotyping & Engraving.
they are ALSO prepared TO FURNISH
LABOR-SAVING LEADS AND SLUGS,
Wood Furniture for Printing Offices.
PRINTER'S MATERIAL GENERALLY
They will turn out nothing but first-cla^s work, and wiU
duplicate Northern prices.
JP^TROIVAOE SOLICITED
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Advertising Department.
ATLANTA
141 and 143 Peachtree Street,
JLTL-A-ITT-A^
MRS. J: W. BAIURD, Pylitefpcfl.
The object of this institution is to afford the advantages of a thorough education.
i . There are Four Departments, as follows:
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primary, |i|termeliate, Icaflemic « (^ollegiate
Special attention is given to the Study of
Music, Modern Languages, Belles Lettres and Art.
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, '' Native French and Grerman Teachers reside in the Institution.
The importance of a salubrious* climate for the full and perfect development
of mind and body is recognized by all educators, and is a natural subject of
anxiety to parents and guardians of youth. It is this advantage which has made
the Valley of Virginia the most celebrated locality in the Southern States for
schools. We claim for Atlanta and vicinity, at leiist an equal if not superior
climate. Situated in a more Southern latitude, but upon a plateau eleven hun-
dred feet above the level of the sea, with the spurs of the Blue Ridge in sight, it
enjoys the cool mountain breezes in summer, while the winters are mild yet
bracing. The water is soft, cold and pure, and mineral chalybeate springs are
near enough for daily use. Capt. O. A. Boutelle, of the U. S. Coast Survey, who
made climatic observations for winter and summer in this vicinity, pronounced,
as the result of his observations, that the Atlanta plateau had afr the elements
which are characteristic of the most salubrious climates of the world.
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A. C. Bruce.
T. H. MOKGAX.
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ARCHITECTS
'■ Rooms, !, 2 i 3 Heiley Building, Cor. Ifirietti i Peiehtree Sts,,
Have the largest and most i,ucoessful PRACTICE in the SOTTTTT
CENTRAL NURSERY.
Pruit Trees, Grape- Vines, Roses, Evergreens
Budding Plants, Vegetables, Seeds, Wire aoods & Flower Pots. '
STOEE AND SALESROOM, 86 Peachtree Street,
NUESEEY, E. Fair Street, South of Cemetery.
BOUQUETS, FLORAL BESiaNS, CUT FLOWERS-SPECIALTIES.
CLEMMONS & KENNY,
"^XT-iXZOXuES-^LE .A-iraD
^S-ET-^^JEXj
Always Supplied with the Best.
108 WilTEIALL STIIET, -"iTLAITI, Gl
^(Choice Corned Beef. a Specialty
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DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
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Laths, White Pine Doors,
•SASH AHD BLIIiDS.
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and^Buildcr.
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S3 IVY STR.EEX,
)(lie j|.tlanta ^apti^t ^eminary
inOR, i
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This institution, founded by the American Baptist Home Mission Society, is supported by
contributions from benevolent Baptists, North and South, white and colored.
V r : . Number of Students Enrolled 115, All Males.
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FACULTY.
REV. JOSEPH T. ROBERT, L.L.D., President.
WILLIAM R. RAYMOND. A.M., REV. H. L. GEAR, A.M.
, . , y REV. WILLIAM E. HOLMES. ,
SESSION.
The Annual Session begins first Monday in October, and closes May 31st, with a vacation
during Christmas holidays. Applicants for admission must furnish satis-
factory testimonials of moral character and habits.
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Students are required to pay for tuition 81 per month, in advance. Board and washing in the
city at from S6 to |7 per month.
XiOC.^.'3?X02T; Cox33.ex of Elliott sixxd. '^^Teart SC-a.3a.t«x 6tx«ot«.
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• ^F. M. JACK-^
BAKER X EnNFECtmNEH
' ^®aLl3r laa. 8)"^~i~^^ t^^
Willow Ware and Children's Wagons.
» PURE €ONFE€TIONS A SPECIALTY *
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43 Peachtree Street, ATT. A NT A, GA.
J. S. R18TINE. : ^ E. F. May. ^ I - • s. B. Kennedy
HISTXJf E, MATT & CO..
WHOLESALE
BEBSTMB INB CHIIl MllUFICTUlllS.
Mills and Factory: Tennesse, Office: 29 W. Alabama St
Warerooms, 23, 25, 27 and 30 Porayth. and 29 W. Alabama Sts.
Branch House; 68 Commercial St., - MONTGOMERY, ALA.
W. 0. JONES, Agent,
Lim Feed anil Sale ^tables.
HOUSES
and
MULES
Bought and
Sold
On Commission,
\ BuaaiEs.
The Finest Horses and Most Experienced Drivers
in the City. 1
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CARRIAGE FACTORY
^a.xi-u.faot-u.r'es Best a-reud.es of '
CARRIAGES,
Buggies, "Wagons, Etc. • V V
GENERAL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
Call and Examine Stock and Leave Your Orders. '■ -
No. man aisiriotta Sti-eot,'
W. J. WILLINGHnM,
/ OO WoHt Mitc-lioll Jmi-eet,
- ; -^ Keeps the largest and be.4 selected
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1x1 ^.tlanta.. -A.lso,
Laths and Shin,
■les.
Dressed and Matched FLOOHHTQ and Beaded
1 > OEILHTG a Specialty,
In Gar Load Lots or by the Hundred Feet.
ANY SIZE OF FRAMIIVG ALWAYS OHi HA]%I>.
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GEO. E. KUTG & =00.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Pistols and i.inniuiiition.
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Patent Bottom Tinware a Specialty.
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%Qmvihm^h m?h^mms
-^^^^ 49 Peachtree Street
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ATLANTA, - GEORGIA
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Fresh, Sparkling, Newsy and Enterprising.
Conceded by the public to be the best Daily in the South. Lively and thoughtful editorials,
piquant paragraphs, and interesting miscellany. The latest News. The
most reliable Market Reports. Best Telegraphic Ser-
' vice of any Daily in Georgia. ■,
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TE!R,1n1S
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$10.00 a Year ; Six Months, $5.00 ; Three Months, $2.50.
THE JOB OrriGE AND BINDERY
i ARE COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR
The latest styles of Printing and Binding executed at short notice and on the most favorable
terms. Orders from the country solicited.
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VT^EEKIL
CO N S TITUTION,
OiTE OF
1AE6EST AKD BEST ARUANBED FGHIODICALS IK THE SODTB.
Forty-Eight Columns of the Latest and Freshest News, comprising all Telegfams received
. i i up to the hour of going to press. Reliable Market Reports and the
i ! •. y .; i most interesting Miscellany.
A Prominent Feature is the Agricultural Department.
Every Department of the WEEKLY is full and complete, and in all respects it is by fer
the most carefully edited PUBLICATION of the kind in the State.
Terms : One Year, $1.50 ; Six Months, $1.
V The Constitution,
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LAITOSTOIT & CEANB,
Provisions, Fertilizers *Etc^
GEOKGIA
Omee and Salesroom, 50 and 52. East Alabama. Street
WinEs, Liqunrs and Eigaps
No. 7 East Alabama Street.' -
Hos. 14 anlTelZail^tta Street
LIQUORS, CIGARSIUJHCH STAHD.
BX3L3LXAKO BOOM,
KIMBALL HOUSE,
C. F.
Sy South Br-oad Street,
STEN€ILS,
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RUBBERS RIBBON
STAMPS.
4I§® W^M S»$f ii?toi,»
ATLANTA, OA,
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Imported Musical Merchandise.
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We import direct from the best manufacturer's in Europe '"
Yiolin^r^uitap^, Iccor-aeon^, jTapmoiiica^,
! String, and all Kinds of Musical Merchandise.
Nobody can Underbuy Us, Nobody Undersell Lfs.
■ OKCE-A-F SHEET 1-lXJSIO. -
We make a Specialty of
Fine, Staiiaa.i*<l and I*oi>iila.r Slieet >Xiisic.
-A-ll a-ra,d.ea, ^Jost .A.\xtla.ors, Xjo-west X=>xic©s.
Send a three cent stamp for our catalogue containing over 3,000 different subjects. The best
Catalogue in the country to select from.
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New York leads the world in Pianos. We are Southern Agents for ail the celebrated New
York Makes, viz:
STEINWAY & SONS, ^ DECKER BROTHERS, THE GATE CITY PIANOS.
New and Second-hand Pianos fiom «oO to $1,200. Send for our prices before you'buy.
". j ESTEY OR,a-^3srs.
All the \^holesale Estey Organ Business in eight Southern States is transacted by the ESTEY
. ..f ORGAN CO., at ATLANTA. At our warerooms may always be
^ *■ ■ found a complete assortment of these
I]VOOM:i>A.ItABLE IIVSTR-XJJMEIVTS.
^ Including all the newest styles and latest improvements. '
ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY,^^t'A"UMrn!
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TMENT.
OVER THE CELEBRATED
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Pullman Hotel Sleeping Cars,
. RUNNING BETWEEN
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Jacksonville, Ea^and Savaiinali, Ga.
Cincinnati and Chicago
Pullman Palace Sleepers
BETWEEN
Vicksb^irg and Cincinnati
' OVER THE .
LOOKOUT MOUHTAIN LIHE
^W-ithout OUa-nge. , ,
Cliaftanoop and kh\i% and Cincinnati and Cliaffanooga
;^itliJVo-Cl«»«^of Oars
BEAU CAMPBELL,
JOHN SCOTT, E. P. WILSON.
r.f.&a.H. G.P.&T.A. ««,w.ie.t.
CINOINNATI, OHIO '
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South Carolina Rw'y.
The Great Double Daily Passenger Eoute
TO AND FROM ALL POINTS
North and South via Columbia & Charleston
AND TO AND FROM ALL POINTS
East and West via Augusta & Charleston.
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Great Double Daily Hail-way.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY
AND THE
GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE VIA CHARLESTON
Offers unusual inducements to shippers of freight 'between all points North and
the Upper Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and all points West or South-
west. Having a Fast Freight Line and magnificent Steamships between Charles-
ton and New York, assures quick dispatch of all freight shipped via this Route,
making it the favorite Line with merchants who desire prompt delivery of their
freights. ^ vf
JOHN ft. PECK, S. B. PICKENS, D. C. ALLEN,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Freight Agent. Gen. Pass. & Ticket Ag,t.
OonercLl OfRoe,
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Central
ailroad of Ceorgta.
THE FOREST EITY HnUTE
HAS
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BETWEEN
SAVANNAH & ATLANTA.
The Passenger Equipment of the Fast Train
Of d.»,g„. build, toi,h ana i„,e,io'r «frf„^eS^„';^,'=.£7h''a'vIlT,Ta?i„ .^"/S""' '"""'^
Leif hton Sleeping CarsJ kannali forianta-Oailv atlO P.M
«..P„*:'!e«':t«:^^^ *>."*'* by this Company at it., own shons uifh o.^.„, -'!.-„_.. . ..
S^d2;s^rj?S^^^j;:^S^I^!?;i>:«*J!-- s^ops ^^{l -n-ial reference to the
f'?f raost MODfeRv, COMPLETE and
interest of the traveling public ' ' ' ^:™aii«ged and run entirely in the
Luxurious PuUman Hotel and Sleeping Coaches
ARE RUN BY THIS LIXS— ~
Tlirongli to Cliicago,ni,, Tia Cincinnati SontHemkailf ay.WitHont Clianie
THH IS THE ONLY ROUTE BT WHICH
r>ullnaan Palaoe Sleeping oars
ARE RUN THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE
To a»«"oogi Ji«^^^^ IfluisTille Til loai.TiIie and toiile Bailroii.
THIS ADVANTAGE IS G4INED BY NO OTHER ROUTE.
Th«n. , "^f.^^^^^S® o^Cars Atlanta to Jacksonville via Savannah
The populnrthorouffhfHrp for FrPiVhf Traffic. K . ., ""^ "•» oavannan.
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ATLANTA, GA.
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• SAYAHHAH, GA.
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ARCH ORME, Ticket Agent, . ' j
A. C. KNAPP, Apent,
S. C. HOGE, Ticket Agent.
S" b ISSP'^^^^K' City Ticket Agent. )
D. H. BYTHEWOOD. Depot Ticket Ag^nt, (
General Traveling Agent.
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PORT ROYAL & AUGUSTA RW'Y CO
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Charleston and Port t^oyal.
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These LINES are WELL EQUIPPED, and in every way
Prepared to Give Dispatch to Freights,
Having equal facilities with other lines 'I -
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Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,^ Interior New
England Points, Charleston, Port Eoyal and Atlanta.
Rome, Chattanooga, West Point, Newnan
and all Intermediate Points.
Rates Always asLo^TaWC^mp^ting Lines.
CLAIMS PROMPTT.-?- A ■n.TTTOfWB.^
For Rates, Classiaoations, and other information, apply to
D.WAPPI.ER, -. .XS.DAVANT.
^:;;':^^f^2^TLANTA^. Gen,. Freight Agt., AUGUSTA, UA.
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Advertising Department.
Arkansas, Texas & Pacific Short Line,
^Via
MempliisS; Little Rock Railroad
144 Miles Shorter tham Any Other Route. 575 Miles Shorter
than the Northern Route,
Tickets on Sale to all Points in Texas, El Paso and California.
2 Fast Express and Mail Traix^ Daily.
Through First Class Passenger Coaches from Atlanta
to Little Rock
— VIA
CHATTANOOGA AND MEMPHIS,
Making Only One Change for
Texas, Mexico and California.
' Sleepisg Cir from Atlait} asd Cbittuooga to Little Eock, '
PUlHAX si urn FEOS LITTLI': KOCS TO MMM AND SAS FRANCISCO
.i - • — VIA — -.J V.-
Dallas and El Paso, also Throngrh Sleeper from Little Rock to
San Antonio, Houston & Galveston.
This is tlie only line that can pat yon throniph to TEXAS inrithont
Omnibas Transfer. The «lirect Konte to the famous
Hot Springs & Eureka Springs of Arkansas.
on sale at all Coupon Ticket Offices to the Springs.
The Cheapest^ Quickest and Most Comfortable Route for the
I Emigrant for all points in Texas and Arkansas.
Children under five years of age. Free. Children between five and twelve years
of age, Half Fare.
Check 150 lbs. Baggage to each Whole Ticket, and 75 lbs to Each Half Ticket,
Free of Charge to all Arkansas and Texas Points.
Parties wishing information, book.?, maps and schedule, address or call on
R. A. WILLI A.3JLS, Southeastern Pass. Agt.,
; Chattanooga, Tenn., or P. 0. Box 286, ATLANTA, GA.
D. C. ROBERTS, l
G. P. & F. A., Little Rock, Ark.
■ * - H. $}. FLEMING, Sup't, Memphis, Tenn
E. E. SIBLEY,
G. M. & Receiver, Little Rock, Ark.
u
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Advertising Department
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ilie Fiedmost Air Use System.
COMPRISING THE
ATLANTA & CHARLOTTE AIR-LINE
A . 3^ RICHMOND & DANVILLE R R
And the VIRGINIA MIDLAND U R ^
THE GREAT THROUGH LINE
■0.
BE-i'^vSEiT T^CE-
TH AND North
72 Miles tlie Shortest Line
— ^'i^o:l^ —
ITew Orleans, Atlanta | the Soiith-
TO NEW YOEK AND THE EAST.
Wiaiioiis talle My Seme Beta all Mat Teiiai.
OT7 DTTT/-"iT7< rr\~ti-r-r y^-.-^
SERVICE TWICE DAILY BETWEEN
CARRYING TEE GREAT UNITED STATES TEROUGE MAIL
Perfect Pullman Car Service, Steel Rails; Ballasted Rn«,l
way, and all the appointments incident to perfec SJ.^S"
tion, traversing or contiguous to all important cit p/jn Vk
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. mponant cities in the
AffT?xT''*'lf °^^ ^'"^ ™°"'"S Pullman Sleeping Cars
Atlanta to New York without change. '
Through Tickets sold, baggage checked and all \nioTm^i^^~^^~~.,
points North and South upon connecting railways.
T. M. R. TALCOTT, WTAyTURic iTsLAUGHTiR
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Advertising Department.
mmm & tiocenoy,
WAGON, BUGGY,
y^
EET
*
-(s
ALSO, GOLDEN'8 PATENT WAGON BRAKE.
595 Marietta Ntreet, Atlanta, Ga.
f)
THE BILL POSTER,
Distributor and Publisher of Play Bill,
No. 37i Marietta St., under Opera House, Atlanta, Ga.
Orders given me will receive prompt attention, and
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ,
fate
^9ty
No. 4 Wall Street, . - Atlanta, Georgia.
■ i
Cheapest Eating Place in the City. Open Day and Night.
Fresti Oysters a Speoialty.
KATTENHORN & VIGNAUX, Prop'rs.
Boot & Shoe Maker,
1 I Use the Best of Imported Goods.
^ iE^ Put up Work with a Guarantee of Fitting and Giving
Satisfaction.
■ No. 22 Whitehall Street.' ATLANTA, GA.
Work forwarded to any place by Express, or as may be desired.
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Advertising Department.
61
■ I DJ
DR. SALTER'S SPECIALTIK
p" . Rheumatism
Disease of the Throat
Cured in from one week to two months ,
Catarrh of the Head
TTi . T ^^^'^b Diseases.
n.^i^ A ^ Epileptic Fits I
Relieved and permanently cured Tn rv, ^
twelve months required for^a permanent cTrl. ""^ '"" ^^^ ^
y ^^''vous Debility, i ^
I
; Blood Diseases '
Cured in from three to twelve months.
Pn.o^ ^ Kidney Diseases
Cured m from one to three months.
A ^ 1^, Diseases of the Liver
Amendable to treatment penna„ently eur^^ in a few months '
A A ^x. Neuralgia ,
And other nervous diseases successfully treated
Call on, or address, V ireated.^
S. F. SALTER, 3X. !>.,
• ' ' '^"'■- ^^°a<i and Walton streets.
JConsItSiSIe? OF~?REATMENT. -
*h^nKirCaLrtii%P^' •"'''^*^' ^-- ^^U^^, « an
the eye, etc., ^tv^rlLtrls "'^'''''^'^- Operations on
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Advertising Department.
9
Frosco, House and Sign Painter,
PAPER HANGER,
Paints and Wall Paper, a Specialty.
27 E. Hunter Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Successor to-
ELLIS DAYIS & CO.,
Slater, Iloofer, and Dealer in Slate.
Am always prepared to do Roofing at short notice in any
part of the city or South.
t
Satisfaction (jnaranteei. OrilBrs Proiptly Attended to. I
Office 13 S. Broad St.^ Atlanta, Ca. P. O. Box 364.
T^T- S^-CETHI.
S. COIiES.
SMITH, COLES k CO.,
Successors to S. COLES.
Contractors and Builders,
1
184 Marietta Street, - - . ATLANTA, CA.
I i ^
Residence— 15 Hull Street.
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Advertising Department.
FAY & EICHBERG
ARCHITECTS
^S°^ "^Superintcndcntd,;
Office ; 19 S. Broad Street, near Bridge, Atlanta, Ga.
Thompson's Ladies and Gentlemen's
RESTAURANT
n-c: And Ice Cream Saloon. .
"^^ lllgtog,^ OPEH DAY
R. G. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
13 E. Alabama Street. - - ATLAIsTTA Q-A
H. LE WIS7~
Nos. 35 and 37 THOMPSON ST,
BRANDS.
ffenry Lewis' Patent Process, Renry Lewis'
Choice, Jtlanta Mills Extra Family.
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Advertising Department.
■j
P
ERKINS DROS.,
B
DEALERS IN
lim liim ani Saw Mills,
Cotton Gins, PreBses, Horse Powers.
[Separators, Wac:ons. Boiler Feeder?, Jet
Pumps, Ensrine Fittings, Shingle, Plan-
ing and Matching Machines, Piping.
Wrenches, Belting, Machinery Oil, etc*.
5econd-Hand Machinery at Low Prices,
32 and 34 West Mitchell St., i ^ - ATLANTA, GA.
a Lioyd Street, Atlanta,, Oa.
f
■^^nxolesal© a,3a.a. ISetSLil
Confectioner,
DEALER IN CHOICE
|ordgn and gomcdtic Jruitd,
4 Whitehail St. and 19 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.
C-^IS^^lvCEX-S -A.
NICK HOLMES,
Fashionable
i 83 S. Broad Street, Atlanta, 6a.
: ■ t ^
Guarantees Fit for Ladies or Gentlemen.
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Advertising Department
65
*^^^^r»^^bf 'w
^%
^m
^i
PIANOS I ORGANS,
I'metruitars. Violins RanJ^c i^^ — i j tt- ,. ^. . "
M,fi^!l^T""f '' ^'"i""!.' ^?"-'°«' Accordeons, and Violin Strings
Musical Instruments of all kinds, Sheet Music, etc ''^"°g«'
'^ ■' ' Southern Depot for the ' '"
Celebrated New England Organs
The Best in the ^Vorld. i ©'=^^*.
Pianos and Organs Rented and Moved. L '
85 WhitehaU St., ATLANTA, GA.
J. Trowbridge.
H. T. Trowbridge.
JOHH TROWBRIDGE & SOR
Furniture llasiifactiirers,
3 Fort St , 1st door N. of Decatur St. Atlanta, Ga. '
: JOHH A. WHITHER & CO.,
GENERAL
mSCEAMGE AGENTS.
REPRESENT:
Continental Insurance Company, of New York,
Western Assurance Company, of Toronto,
Scottish Union, and National, of Scotland,
The Merchants Insurance Company, of Newark, N. J.,
Fire Insurance Association, of London,
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Columbus Insurance and Banking Co, of Columbu's, Miss.
Lion Fire Insurance Company, of England,
Office : 12 E. Wall Street, Kimball House,
ATLANTA, GA.
66
Advertising Department.
GENERAL
TOIiCI
Represent the following Companies, whose Assets foot
^ 1 ve^ooo^cxDo.
Northern, of London and Aberdeen,
Insurance Company, of North America,
Imperial, of London, i
Fire Association, (Philadelphia,) :
Star Fire Insurance Company, of New York,
Underwriters' Agency, of New York,
Hartford, of Connecticut,
Queen, of England, ; ^
Mutual Life, of New York,
Travelers' Life and Accident of Hartford,
i ' 32 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
up
1
: ■ I.
HEW BILLIARD PARLOR I
; , ■ NEW BARBER SHOP I
All New but the Proprietor!
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED!
6, 8 and 10 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.
E. T. V^HITE, Proprietor.
MA
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Advertising Department.
67
C. H. Swift.
E. B. Watson.
W. D. LUCKIK.
>^v^Kv\xc^w^^vt^s^ c
^JtJj*'"' ?5''''?'"' ^^^^^^ Snriil Casket: & Cases, Wooden Caskets, Etc,
Scotch ani American tSronite Konninents, Etc.
Designs and Estimates Furnished.
14 S. Broad St., ATLANTA, GA.
68
Advertising Department.
EDWD. L. VOORHIS, Resident Partner.
Wrought Iron Pipe Fittings & Brass Goois, at Kanufactwers' Rates to Dealers.
DATENPORT, JOHNSON & CO.,
No. 24 Park Place,
DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO.,
68 & 70 East Alabama St., '
ALL KINDS OF
GOTTO]V*AND*WOOLEN*MHI
M Eailway and Machinists' Supplies. Also,
I ' ABAPTEB TO MECEANIGAL PURPOSES.
Try Kendrick " Loom Harness.
Detailed Plans and Drawings Furnished for New Mills. 1
0
Wholesale Manufacturer of aU Varieties of
»-,*-
I- ■
CRACKERS
GAKES AND BISCUITS.
^®§» M» m, m, @® &@i Ma^fflit ii„
ATLANTA;' - GEORGIA.
r
ii
— — *«****■ vxi„njtt ber. Latha & Shin^lpa.
W
ATLANtA
f ' -r
isni
^\r^r^\
DIIICTOIT
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18 83
Embracing a Classified list of all Profe^ions, Manufactures, Trades
and Parsuite In the City, each CnUsIflcatlSn ^
Alphabetically arranged. . ,
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69
FOR MSmNmAJBm^^ names of MEMBEB3 COMPOSma
FIRMS, SEE THE aENERAL DIRECTORY
ACA "
AtAl>EMIES AJSD SCHOOLS.
[SEE ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PAGE 12.]
Atianta Baptist Seminary, c,
JLlliot, nw cor Hunter. (See 46.)
Leo^ard*^^^^^ Female Seminary, 35
Atlanta Female Institnte,
^11' h ^- ^.^^l^^^' P"*^; 143 Peach-
tree. (See p. 44.)
Atlanta Preparatory School 38 N. For-
oyLO
somi M mil VM
ACA
ough'^'''''''^''"'^^' "' ' ^"""^ m3d3E:
Convent of the Immaculate Conception
68 Loyd, 8 of Hunter ^^P^on,
McKinley J. Miss, 30 Forrest av
Mnri?'^^ ^^^^^' ^6 ^- Forsyth
Mills M. Mrs., 286 W. Peaehtrei
Moore's Business Uniyersity,
Sterchi E. Miss,
271 Rawson
^rrs School, c, 96 Houston
^^^»^^fton A. Miss, 24 Church
" Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc
GORDON & WHITE.
ADD 70
Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
BAK
ADDRESSES.
26, 28 and 30 VESEY STREET,
NEW YORK,
PUBLISHEKS AND PrOPRIKTOKS OF
Heady Printed Addresses
"With adhesive backs. Addresses furnished
of any line of business or profe ssion through-
out the United States and Canada.
• JAMES F. BRENNAN, Mn'gr
The Southern Address Co.,
13 E. Hunter. (See p. 223.)
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS.
Atlanta Bridge and Iron Wks,
489 to 501 Marietta. (See fly C.)
ARTIFICIAL STONE.
Phillips H. D., 65 E. Alabama
ARTISTS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
i MANUFACTURERS.
Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow.
Sou. Agricultural Wks,
374 and 376 Marietta
Wheat & Hodge Mnfg Co.,
381 to 373 Marietta
DEALERS. j
Anderson J. H., ' t
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Harwell & Smith,
79 and 81 S. Broad 1
Johnson Mark W. & Co.,
27 Marietta ^-- ■ -
King Oeo. £. & Co.,
49 Peachtree. (See p. 49.)
WardJ.W.&Co.,
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
White J. J.,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p. 39.)
Barrett J. E., 76 E. Hunter
Bradley Horace, 39 Decatur
Braumuller 0. L. Mrs.,
67iWhitehaU
Gregory J. R. Mrs., 40 S. Broad
Kuhns J. H. & W. T.,
33J Whitehall. (See covers.)
Moser J. H., 27^ Whitehall
Motes C. W.,
34 Whitehall
Van Stavoren J. H., 73}4 Whitehall
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTEND-
ENTS.
Bruce & Morgan, ' I ^
Ij^ Marietta. .(See 45.) |
Corput M. V. D., 40 Manetta
Fay & Eichberg,
19^ S. Broad. (See p. 63.)
Humphries & Norrman,
17i Peachtree
Lea W. W., 12 Loyd
Leo Gustave E., * * "^
57 S. Bioad. (See front cover.)
Hoser John & Lind.
63 Whitehall
ARTISTS MATERIAL.
Braumuller 0. L. Mrs.,
67J Whitehall
Holman, Coffin & Co.,
26 Marietta
PhiUips & Crew,
6 & 8 Marietta. (See front cover.)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
. [see lawyers.]
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
Ellis D. P., 15 S. Broad
Gavan & SuUivan,
7 Decatur ~
Guthmann L. L., 22 Peachtree
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Ergenzinger A.,
12 E. Hunter (See adv.)
BAG MANUFACTURERS.
Elsas, May & Co.,
97 to 105 S. Pryor
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
Ballard & Co.,
Union Depot
WEST(
BAKERS AND COSFECTIONERS.
JJecatur
WhitehaU
-'■1 ■
__.^fHEEENJ
M ROUTE,
tnnections.
GO TO MARK BERRY'S ToL^ WANT SHOES
BAR
Goetting & Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Heist G., 237 W. Peters
Jack F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
71
BIL
H. KARWISCH,
BAKER k COKFECTIOHER
AND DEALER IN
Panoy Groceries,
Nos. 84, 86 and 88 Decatur St., cor. Collins
Lewis T. S.,
54 to 62 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
Maghana P., 256 Marietta
Saul L. C, 36 Whitehall
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Atlanta National Bank,
15 E. Alabama
r^I'^/SL^^l® state of Georgia, 1 Marietta
Gate City National Bank,
Pryor, cor Wall
James J. H.,
20 Whitehall
Lowry W. M. &R. J.,
69 E. Alabama , :
Maddox, Rucker & Co.,
36 to 40 W. Alabama
Merchants Bank of Atlanta,
12 and 14 E. Alabama -
BARBED WIRE.
Johnson Mark W. & Co.,
27 Marietta -
King Geo. E. & Co., ■^-
49 Peachtree. (See p. 49.)
Ward J. W. & Co., '
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
BARBERS.
Beutley M. H., c, 20 S. Broad ' '
Brown E., c, 218 Decatur
Brown H., c, 8J E. Wall
Buchholz A. C, 51 Whitehall -
Buchholz H. C, 9 W. Alabama '
Fennm P., c, 241 Marietta
Fields A., c, 193 Marietta
Fmley W. R., c, 24 Decatur
HallE.,c, 93 Decatur
Hays G. W., c, 12 E. Wall
Hutehins & Hemdon^, c, 11 Marietta
Watts K. L., c, 18 Whitehall
Williams C. U., c, 194 Marietta ' —
Kelly M., c, 240 Marietta
Kimball House Shop, 7 S. Pryor
Law M., c, 3 Ivy
Leavett W., c, 78 Decatur
Lewis W., c, 73 W. Peters
Lumby K. P., 133 Marietta
MaltryP., 29 Whitehall
Markham House Barber Shop
Minor J., c, 14 Peachtree, 26 Decatur,
rear 32 E. Alabama '
JJash A. S., c, 35 W. Peters
Nolan T., c, llj W. Mitchell
Shields J. M., 70>^ Peachtree ^
Steele J. R., c, 18 Marietta
BATHS.'
National Surgicallnstitute, 30 E. Ala-
bama
Robertson U. 0. Mrs.,
134 McDonough
Wilson Jno. Stainback, 14 Loyd . ^V
BEADSTEADS.
manufacturers. '
Ristine, May & Co.,
29 W. Alabama. (See p. 47.)
Trowbridge John & Son.,
3 Fort. (See p. 65.)
BEER AGENTS.
Cohen L. & Co., 59 E. Alabama
Weinmeister C. J., 10 N. Forsyth
BOTTLERS.
DisbrowGeo. & Co.,
7 Ivy
Hardeman M., 119 WhitehaU
r V BELL HANGERS.
[SEE GUN AND LOCKSMrPHS. ]
BELTING.
Davenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
BILL POSTERS.
Kries A. W.,
37>^ Marietta. (See p. 60.)
wrwr
BILLIARD HALLS.
Fletcher & Co., 23 Marietta
HUbnm F. A.,
National Hotel
Johnson B. C, 20 and 22 Marietta
KimbaU House Billiard Boom,
' P. J. Kenny, propr
Dixie Sure Firshlitslitsr
Keeps no trash called shirts.
II and 13 Whitehall St
Real
BLA
n > A H ^C'^yPfoper^.Farms. Mills, Lands, Etc.
i-J kJ 1 rJL 1 J-J T. A, Fnerson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
72
BOA
Shields & Co., 50 Decatur
Steint & Co., 109 W. Peters
White W. J.,
Markham House. (See p. 451.)
BLACKSMITHS.
Ackermau A. J., 75 E. Alabama
Alexander J., c, Ivy, svv cor Line
Barnes L., c, 127 Greens Ferry av
Bennett L., 113 Decatur
Davis J. A. J,,
30 X. Broad
Dsivis & Massev, c, 49 W. Hunter
Dyer J. F., 44 Line
Eskridge P., c, 149 Decatur
Forsyth W., 33 Walton
Golden & Flournoy,
595 Marietta. (See p. 60.)
Howard R., c, 532}^ Marietta
Jenkins C, c, 276 W. Peters
Johnson T., c, 73 E. Alabama
Kile H., c, 379 W. Peters
Mann J., 64 S. Pryor
Miller W., c, 630 Marietta
Moore F., c, 136 Walton
Nolly J., c, ns Gordon, 2d e of Lee,
W. E
Parker S., c, 36 E. Mitchell
Parker & Harmon, 564 Decatur
Rivers J. S., c, 15S Walton
Robinson J., 79 W. Peters
Roche W. H., rear 44 S. Pryor ^
Thompson A., c, 50 S. Pryor
Underwood R., c, 211 W. Peters
Varner L., Humphries, nw cor Peters
Wilhams I., c, 68 S. Pryor i
Woolfolk I., c, 596 Decatur '
BLANK BOOKS.
MANUFACTURERS.
[see also bookbinders. 3
Hancock F. G., Broad, se cor Alabama
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., 32 W. Alabama
Maynard R. J.,
43>2 S. Broad. (See back cover.)
DEALERS,- > j ,
Phillips & Crew,
8 and 10 Marietta. (See p. 38.) -
BOARDING HOUSES.
Abbey Heuse, 22^ W. MitcbeU
Adams S. B. Miss, 24 E. Wall
Allen B. Mrs., G0}4 S. Broad
Archer X. >^. Mrs., 8^ W. Mitchell
Bell Emma Mrs., 124 Peachtree
Bennett J. W., 145 Ga. R. R
Billingslea S. Mrs., 95 Walton
Blackburn L. Mrs., 105 S. Broad
Brown E. B., 12>^ Loyd
Brumby A. V., 124 S. Prvor
Butler I. H., 58 Luckie
Byers J. L. Mrs., 165 S. Pryor
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur
Callier E. L., 31 N. Pryor
Clower M. W. Mrs, 116>^ Whitehall
Collier House, 85^ Whitehall
Collins M. E. Mrs., 124 Marietta
Conner M. Mrs., 69 Thurmond
Cook D. A., 123^ W. Mitchell
Co wart R. J. Mrs., 85 N. Collins
Davis L B. Mrs., 38 and 40 Ivy
Demick E. Mrs., 67 Marietta
Dorsett A. M., 190 Marietta
Echols H. R. Mrs., 233 Ivy
Ewing J. Mrs., 74 E. Hunter
Exposition House, 39^ Whitehall
Ezzard E. Mrs., 101 Decatur
Fuller S. E. Mrs,, 112 S. Pryor
Gannon A. Miss, 54 J Decatur
Garland M. Mrs., 25 N. Forsyth
Gilbert M. J. Mrs., 100 Walton
Haygood A. J., 79 Loyd
Hightower D. N., 50>^ Decatur
Hill K. Mrs., 65 W. MitcheU
Hughey T., 108 Marietta
Hurley A. Mrs., 42 E. Mitchell
Johnson S. A., 55 N. Butler
Jones J. B., c, 110 Decatur
Kempner M. Mrs., 963^ Whitehall
Kenney E. Miss, 50 E. Hunter
Kirby F. Mrs., 8 Wheat
Lawrence T., 41 W. Mitchell
McDade O. Mrs., 106J Whitehall
McFarland T., 54 Foundry
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
Mason C. M. Mrs., 83 Decatur
Mason L. A. E. Mrs., 115J Decatur
Millican S. Miss, 39 N. Forsyth
Morgan M. E. Mrs., 120 Whitehall
Munday M. C. Mrs., 39 N. Pryor
Murray E. D. Mrs., 85 Marietta
^iichols A. Miss, 93 S. Broad
O'Connor E. P. Mrs., 61 Marietta
O'Neill M. A. Mrs., 98 Decatur
Odair Agnes Mrs., r 64 E. Mitchell
Oliver N. Mrs., 16 S. Moore
Ozborn M. E. Mrs., 116 S. Forsyth
Parrish Sarah, c, 5 Ivy
Puckett R. A. Mrs., 50 S. Forsyth
Reid M. O. Mrs., 72 Marietta
Robertson N. E. Mrs., 76 McDaniel
Rollins A. P., 42 W. Peters
Shaddox & Treadwell, 55 S. Forsyth
Sheppard C. T., 155 Marietta
Stewart M. A. Mrs., 28 Mechanic
Stokes M. Mrs., 57 Houston
Talmage A. P. Mrs., 58 N. Forsyth
■' I , , I I / xaiiua^t^ A. jr. mrs., &» j\. Forsyth
■-'» I
I
BOI
Taylor S. J., Mrs., 46 E. Hunter
Terry A. C. Mrs., 79 S. Pryor
Thompson M. Mrs., 315 S. Pryor
Tribble S. J. Mrs., 229 Marietta
Vandyke L. Mrs., Ill Marietta
Watkms C. W. Mrs., 108 S. Forsyth
Watson L. Mrs., 17 Wheat
Watts M. A. Mrs., 33 N. Forsyth
White E., 67 Ivy ^
White M. L. Mrs., 26 Gilmer
Williams V. C. Mrs., 98 Walton
Wrmkle B. Mrs., 153 W. Mitchell
BOILER MANUFACTURERS.
Gifford J. A., 13 Jileans
Golden & Flournoy,
595 Marietta. (See p. 60.)
BONNET MANUFACTURERS.
Selig Bros. & Co.,
15 N. Pryor
BOO
BOOKBINDERS.
Cummings & Yokum, 19)^ S. Broad
Hamson Jas. P. & Co., 32 and 34 W
Alabama
Maynard B. J.,
i'S}4 S. Broad. (See back cover.)
BOOKSELLERS.
AinslieChas. H.,
110 Whitehall : !
Holman, Coffin & Co.,
26 Marietta
V'^'^^V' ri^hford, 13 Peachtree
iffn? ^^ ^^^'^' 9 Whitehall
Fhillips & Crew,
Rich^'dsslTr ''"^•''•^
37 Whitehall
MEDICAL.
McGarity & Laird, 43}4 E. Alabama
SECOND-HAND.
Abbey M. E., 57Peachtree
Burke W. B., 8 E. Wall
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Atkins, McKeldin & Co.,
35 Peachtree
RETAIL.
Bates E. E., 132 Decatur
Berry Mark,
Tj ^\u^?^^^^^' ^^^^ top lines.)
Buchholz Bros., 5 Peachtree
Whitehan ^""^^'^ * ^^-^ 66 and 68
DanielJ. C. & L, 4
32 Whitehall t
Bougherty D. H., . •
39 and 41 Peachtree " '
Force G. H & A. w., 33 WhitehaU
58.to 64 Whitehall ' ' '
h''^^,'^' ^- * Co., 9 W. MitcheU
McCalla Bros., 3 Whitehall
Murray C. P., 73 Whitehall
Price gT W* ^^"^'' ^^ ^^^^^"
*24 Marietta ' *
Nolan & Doty, 67 Whitehall
Stemheimer & Kriesle, 30 Whitehall
^atson J. A. & Co., 20 W. Mitchell
Made and
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MANUFACTURERS.
^tera ^' ^'' ^^^^^'^^y 8w cor W. Pe-
WHOLESALE.
feM^r'T^'S^f <?°-' 1* Decatur
JUeerM. C. & J. F. & Co., Pryor, ne cor
MILBURN WAQON DEPOT.
Moore Marsh & Co.. Pryor.
REPAIRED.
Alexander H., c, 12 Ivy
Alexander I. H., c, 4 Eraser
Alfred J. M., 628>^ Marietta
Anderson B., c, 6 S. Collins
Baker J. A., c, 71^ Peachtree
S^n^?^"^?-^-' 143 Marietta
Bell W. E., c, 30 W. Petere
gj^J^ani R., c, 12 W. Mitchell
Blakely C, c, 63 E. Alabama
Bowen J., c, 75>^ W. Peters
Brown J., c, 107 Eraser
Brown T. J., c, 156 Wheat
Brown W. M., c, 298 Marietta
Casey W., 180 Decatur
Cheeves T., c, 209 W. Peters
Clemment C. B., 101 Decatur
Cones S., c, 52 S. Butler
Conyers M., c, 506 Decatur
Craddock D., c, 144 Gray
Davis D., c, 130 W. Mitchell
Davis H. L., c, 4 Walton
Delbridgre A. J., c,
22 Whitehall. (See p. 60.)
Dozier G., c, 280 Decatur
Fannin P., c, 241 Marietta
Freeman A., c, 5 E. Mitchell
Gaines M., 58 Peachtree
Gates H., c, 156 FUlmore
Gathright W. E., 228 Decatur
\
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ii
n
BRE
. c-^^ J"®*;**^ Broad,
? For Coal and Wood.
74
Hilton W. A., 185 Marietta
Holmes Nick, c,
87 S. Broad. (See p. 64.)
Hooper R., c, 5 J^. Broad
Huff & Hollingsworth, c, 105 Decatur
Hutching L., c, 1 Foundry
Jeffreys G., c, Gordon, ne cor Lee,
W, E.
Jones R. H., c, 67 S. Forsyth
Keltner & Holley, 36 W. Mitchell
Kennedy W. A., 256 Decatur
Lang M., 9 E. Hunter
Latham Adam, c, 32 E. Alabama
Le Fils C, 154>^ Marietta
Lumpkin B., c, 65 X. Forsyth
Mangam J., c,
65 Decatur
Mills T., c, 272 Marietta
Moreland 0., c, 9 J E. Wall
Pate A. J., 62 S. Pryor
Perry D., c, 6 S. Collins ^
Post S., c, 157 W. Peters
Pruett B. R., 923^ McDonough
Pryor M., c, 52 S. Butler
Richardson R., c, 245 W. Peters
Robinson N., 23 E. Hunter
Sutton H., c, 52 S. Pryor -
Tines W. H., c, 47 S. Broad^
Utter J. W., c, 93 Decatur
Wadlow R. H., 206 Marietta
Washington G., c, 196 McDonough
Watkins H., c, 132 Whitehall
Westmoreland L, c,
169 Whitehall. (See adv.) -
Woodard S. W., c, 257 Foster
Wright J. J., c, 46 N. Broad
BREWERIES.
Atlanta City Brewing Co.,
office 3 Decatur, Brewery Collins, ne
cor Harris
BRICK.
P^^'i^L'*'^ ^A ^ S^"' 20 Peachtree
Lockett B. G. & Co.,
33 S. Broad i
Lynch P., w end Rock
McClendon J. S., Bell, se cor Fain al
Stewart & Bro.,
22 S. Forsyth. (See adv.) '
Thompson J. B., i
224 Wheat ! n
Wilson W.S. & Bro.,
7 Spring ;
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
^ WM^. ^"J?^^ a»d Iron Wks,
Wilkms Post & Co., 489 to 501 Mari-
etta. (See fly C.) i
BRO
BROKERS.
BOND, STOCK AND MONEY.
Castleman Hnmphreys,
10 E. Alabama. (See back bone.)
Powers & Egleston, 20 Peachtree
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Haas & Co., 8 E. Alabama
Lowndes G. S., 33>^ Whitehall
Paine T. B., 43 E. Alabama
Pendleton H. C, 40 J Marietta
Robinson C. E., 11 E. Alabama
Winn B. M., 44^ S. Pryor
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Williams T. H., 51 J Peachtree
Williams W. M., 51^ Peachtree
Youngblood & Hall, 5 W. Alabama
MERCHANDISE.
Campbell W. J., 26J E. Alabama
Cranston Bros., 20>2' E. Alabama
Dewald G. A. & Co.,
10 E.Alabama '
Emanuel N., 6 E. Alabama
Fears J. T., 66^ E.Alabama " i
Fears J. W., 66^ E. Alabama
Haas A. & Bro., i
34 E. Alabama f
Hammock C. C, 41 E. Alabama !
Jones D. G., 24 E. Alabama 1
Jones & Northen, 56 E. Alabama i
McElveen G. W. & Co., 26 S. Pryor i
McElveen J. B. & Co., 26 S. Pryor i
McGaughey G. B., 10 E. Alabama
McPherson & Tolleson, 46 and 48 E. Al-
abama
Moomaugh R. H., 20K E. Alabama [
O'Neale & Candler, 43 E. Alabama ■
Ponder J. M., E. Alabama, nw cor
Pryor
Smith Bryce, 27>^ Whitehall
Stovall & Clarke, 24>^ E. Alabama 'V
Taylor M. J. & Co., 26 S. Pryor ■
Tibbs W. C, 35 W. Alabama
PAWN.
Fry Abe & Co., 4 Peachtree ^^
Saloshin G., 12 Peachtree
PRODUCE, COTTON AND STOCK.
Atlanta Public Produce, Cotton and
Stock Exchange, 37 S. Broad
The Gate City Produce and Cotton Ex-
change, 40 S. Broad ■
I STOVE AND TINWARE.
Richardson F. M., 27 Hood
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Falrey & Lenfestey,
Ga. R. R., Edo^ewood
^^^..S^^^'^h American Orcrancj
'^^ BUT
Georgia Broom Wks,
Bibb & Smith proprs, Jamestown
Southern Broom Wks, 68 E. Alabama
BUGGIES AND PHAETONS.
Golden & Flournoy,
595 Marietta. (See p. 60.)
Jones' Carriage Factory,
235 Marietta. (See p. 48.)
Milbum Wagon Co.,
39 and 43 Decatur. (See bottom lines.)
Powers W & Son, 34 Peachtree
. Smith J. M., «5 S. Broad
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Hart F. W.,
tt'^^.^; Broad. (See back paster.)
Hart & Hewitt, 91 Decatur
King Geo. E. & Co.,
itri^ Peachtree. (See p. 49.)
Niles & Tryon,
36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 224.)
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur
Ward J. W. & Co.,
65 Whitehall
BUILDERS' MATERIAL.
BellW. S.,
91 Decatur !
Lynch & Lea,
12 Loyd 4 . ■
Niles & Tryon, '
wni-^T'^"''^ (See opp. p. 224.) " ,
Dillingham W.J. ,
96 W. Mitchell. (See top lines.)
Wilson W. S. & Bro., 7 Spring
ULSINESS colleges:
^<;Xre's Business University,
40 S. Broad. (See back cover.)
BUTCHERS.
Adampon Z. W., 260 Decatur
Barrett R. T., 320 Marietta •
Bender C. H., 119 Whitehall
Bessmger S. S., 196 McDonough
Pratt * ^''''''' ^""^^"^' °« cor
^ Mm^tU * ^^'^''' ^^^ ^""^^^' 278
Carroway J. B., 117 WhitehaU
Clemmons & Kenny,
108 Whitehall. (See p. 45.) ., '^
Glower J. E., 105 E. Harris
Conger T. A., Luckie, juc Hull / '
Couch I. L., 224 Wheat
Croft T.O., 239 W.Peters
^^^^f t Thompson, 59 McDaniel
Echols T. G., 146 Elliott
FarrellT., 259 W. Peters
^ox & Hc;Creary, 255 Peachtree
Freeman W..G., 300 Peachtree
Fritz J. A., 393 Marietta
Fuller &^Wilmoth, 628 Marietta
George W., 222^ Decatur
Gossett J. H., 252 Marietta
--_-_ „. ^.j ^„^ au.ariecta
Guerm J. & Bro., 100 McDonough
Harris W. P., 170 Whitehall ^
Hogan & Bean, 58 McDonouffh
Johnson C. P., 50 Decatur
Johnson J., 186 Loyd
I T^J?''''''' y V.^-' 133 Whitehall
Johnson & Co., 36 W. Mitehell
«Jone6& Humphrey, 115 Wheat
BUSINESS ADDRESSES.
H. KARWISCH,
And Dealer in all kinds of
AND
Steam Sausage Manufacturer,
84 to 88 Decatur Street
■y w ^ww L V^^ ' v:ra. jv. n., j^cigewood H
BUSINESS UDDIiESS COMPilliy,
26, 28 and 30 VESEY STREET,
NeTv Yorlc,
PUBLISHEES AND PkOPMETOBS OF
Ready Priated Addresses, Kicgiighter c. j., m whitehau
With adhesive backs. Addresses furnished f^i f ^™A' |^^^^"e'ta
of any line of business or profession through- LaSevJ M ^8 M^^V
out the United States and Canada. ' LaHatI J. hV, rf/ Pet^Stree
M. Soott iP if A?«i's piioisiiR:
■•■■ ^'vVlli « ai«i 13 Whitehall St.
INVESTMENTS
I CAN ^ 76
CAN
j Mclntire J. N., 286 Marietta
f Miller & Hughes, 589 Decatur
O'Neele John, 84 N. Forsyth
Parker J., 127 VV. Mitchell
Parker J. F., 45 Chapel
Parsons R., 300 Decatur
Pattillo S. H., E. Fair, ne cor Loyd
Pratt J. W. L., 114 Decatur
Reagan H. T., 287 W. Peters
Reese J. T. & Son, 122 Decatur
Richards W. C, 133 Lucki^
Scott & Wood, 82 N". Forsyth
Shields J. M., 70J Peachtree
Sloman H., 127 Whitehall
Starnes J. W., 135 W. Peters
Stewart J. J., 339 W. Peters
Stewart J. M., 86 J Peachtree
Thompson J. R,,
134 E. Hunter
Tolbert W. C. & M. L., 27 Decatur
Tye & Hnbbard,
135 Whitehall and 110 Peachtree
Vaughn D. T., 288 Decatur
Waites A. M„ 97 Chapel
Walker E., 602 Marietta
Walton E., 466 Marietta
Ward W. Mrs., 92 E. Cain
Weathers D. F. & Co., 106 Decatur
Welch W., 203 Marietta
Wood W. S., 62 Decatur
\ CANDY.
MANUFACTURERS.
Block F. E„ 35 to 39 E. Alabama
Ermin^er & Goldsmith, 67 E. Alabama
Jack F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
Jack & Holland,
36 Whitehall
•^*o^Q o i^^'Sle"an, 285 Whitehall and
Zuo C. R. R
Johnson & Stallings, 24 E. Alabama
liagomarsino J.,
4 Whitehall and 19 Peachtree. (See p.
Loyd & Bro., 83 \\Tiitehall
Saul L. C, 36 Whitehall .^
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall StreeL
CHI
CAR AXLES.
Wilkins, Post & Co.,
489 to 501 Marietta. (See front fly. )
I • .
CARPENTERS.
Armington J. S., 75 E. Alabama
Coles S., c, 184 Marietta
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
CARPETS ANJ> OIL CLOTHS.
Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., 66 and 68
Whitehall
Lathrop & White, 46 to 50 Marietta
Miller A. J.,
42 and 44 Peachtree. (See front pas-
ter.) ^
CARRUGE MATERIAL.
FrankeJ. W.,
31 and 33 W. Alabama
I CARRIAGES.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., Ga. R
R., cor Butler
Booth W. K., 76 W. Peters
Curtis & Weitzell, 85 and 87 Peachtree
Finney A. T., 15 S. Broad
JarvisW. L.,
17 N. Pryor and 44 Line I
Jones Carriage Factory,
235 Marietta. (See p. 48.)
Milbnm Wagon Co.,
39, 41 and 43 Decatur. (See bottom
lines.)
Powers W. & Son, 34 Peachtree
Smith J. M., 85 S. Broad ;
Spence N. C, 45 and 47 Decatur
j CHEMICALS.
MANUFACTURERS.
The Georgia Chemical & Minins Co
32 E. Wall. (See fly CO '
ri
I CHEMISTS.
ANALYTICAL. ' M' ^ ■
Pratt N. A. Prof., } r
room 48, Capitol bldg ^ 'ji :
Schuman P. J., 63 Whitehall ' v
CHEVA DECORATING AJ^D FIRDJG.
'''work™'™'^^'' China Decorating
67>i^ Whitehall
i:
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Bates E. E., 132 Decatur
Brown G. H., 82 Whitehall
Dobbs & Bro., 53 Peachtree -
McBride & Co.,
18 Decatur
Ripley T. R.,
89 WhitehaU
Seltzer H.,
16 y. Broad
OUTE is the Best
to the North. East & West
Go to W. J.
For any
CIG
WILLINCHAM, 96 W. MitcheU,
of Lumber. Laths or Shingles!
CIGARS.
o J ^ MANUFACTUREKS.
Sanders J. R. & Co., 169 Marietta
CIGARS ANDTOBACCO.
_ . WHOLESALE.
Benjamin Bros. & Co., 17 S. Broad
Cohen L & Co., 59 E. Alabama
Cohen's J. J. Sons, 36 E. Wall
Fleming A. F., 15 S. Broad
Gillett Bros., 43 S. Broad
Hall G. W. & Son, 20 N. Broad
UmfZl'iit.^^ ^-' ^1 I^ecatur
10 Decatur
Howard, Wood & Co., 41 S. Broad
L^ber H.^Br '" ^ ""'" '' ""''''"^
30 S. Broad '
Russell W. A. & Co., 2 Peachtree
Shropshire W. R., 54 E. Alabama
Stemheimer J. & Ck)., 52 WhitehaU
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Beerman & Knhrt,
1 Whitehall, 1 Decatur, Kimball
House, Markham House ^'"*°au
Lawson & Craddock, 50 Marietta
Russell W. A. & Co., 2 PeachtrS
TJ 11 , T, RETAIL.
Ballard Bros., 4 Marietta f
Brewer E., 92 Peachtree |
Hardmon L., c, 532 Marietta
Sattenhorn & Viffnanx,
4 E. Wall. (See p. 60.) i
Kenmr P. j., ^ \ j
fs^'p^str*' ^^ ^""^ ^^ Marietta.
Lofton W. H.. 1 Peachtree
Maltry P., 51 Whitehall i
fif^K""* J<»^' ^<8^ar Stand
Shelton W. Lee & Co..
28 E. Wall ' »
Weinmeister C. J., 10 N, Forsvth
Weiss W., 16 Broad ^
COA
CLOTHING.
WHOLESALE.
Bates Edwin & Co., 2 and 4 S. Prj-or
Hirsch M. <fc. J., 8 S. Pryor
RETAIL.
Anderson Jas. A. & Co..
41 Whitehall '
Andrews A. B.,
16 Whitehall
CoUins C, 144 Decatur
Eiseman Bros., 55 Whitehall
FrazierJ.D., 77 WhitehaU
Gay A. 0. M. & ^o.,
37 Peachtree
Hirsch Bros.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
Lebanoff A., 46 Decatur
McMasters-M., 95 Decatur
Menko M. & Bro., 21 Whitehall
""Mr^Uai? ^^-'
tt?efd"Zr^'^^'^^—
24 Whitehall
Rosenfeld S., 48 Decatur
Seligr J.,
23 Whitehall
Steinheimer & Kreisle, 30 Whitehall
Wanamaker & Brown,
Wm Scott, a^; Hand 13 ^Tiitehall
(See bottom lines.) ^i^JUi,
COAL DEALERS.
CIRCULARS.
ADDRESSED.
lo S®«them Address Co.,
Id E. Hunter. (See p. 223.)
CITIL ENGINEERS.
Boeckh C, 118 N. Collins
9>^ W. Mitchell
^f f»don W. S., 170 E. Hunter
Post L.W., 315 X. CoUins
PosteU J., 84 Ellis
bSi'w" S^* ^'' ^ ^*"^^^
19 N.* Pryor
Bradley J. M., 2 Eraser
Bridgrer J. C,
22 S. Broad
FincherJ. L. &W. T.,
251 W. MitcheU
l^xt Wh?C '"" ^- ^"""^^
42 N. Broad. (See fly B.)
Harrison Bros., 31 Decatur
Hoyle W. E., Art,
160 Whitehall
KimbaU, J. C,
11 E. Alabama and rear 72 Marietta
(See front cover.) -^^anctta.
Ladd L. E.,
45 S. Pryor
Lester J. S., 1 Decatur .
Kawlins T. G.,
98 S. Butler
Sciple & Sons,
8 Lovd
1-
A Xll. mii.JJUIiil A iBhed WajBon in the Market
'^•rje. f J /t*^ ':
» ■'/
COWL & WQQD.°°E°5t![5^
COF
Walker T. F.,
156 Whitehall
Wilson W. S. & Bro.,
7 Spring
78
Broad.
COFFEES.
Bohme & Dnffj,
88 ^Tiitehall
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
75 Whitehall '
COFFHf MAINUACTURERS.
Hall L. H. & Co., EUiott, nw cor New-
ton
COLLECTION AGENTS.
Sanner A. F.,
21^ Marietta
Southern Collection Agency, 51>^ Peach-
tree ;
COLLEGES.
Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, c, 35
Leonard
Atlanta Baptist Seminary,
c, Elliot, nw cor W. Hunter. (See p.
44.) ^
Atlanta Female Institute,
Mrs. J. W.. Ballard, prin; 141 and 143
♦Peachtree. (See p. 44.)
Atlanta University, c, terminus of W.
Mitchell
Clark University, s end McDonough
: COMMERCIAL.
Moore's Business University,
40 S. Broad. (See back cover.)
MEDICAL.
Atlanta Medical College, Jenkins, nw
cor Butler
College of American Medicine and Sur-
grery,
22 N. Broad I
Georgia Eclectic Medical College, 48 N
Butler
Southern Medical College,
Porter al, bet Line and Wheat
Dunn Johnson & Co., 40 and 42 E. Ala-
bama
Gavan & Snlllvan,
7 Decatur
Hamilton & Hudson, 21 E. Alabama
Helmer & Thomas, 26 W. Alabama
Johnson Elam, Son & Co.,
12 Decatur and 13 Line
Johnson Mark W. & Co.,
27 Marietta
Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin, 31 W. MitcheU
Logan & Co., 18 S. Forsyth
Me^ee Johnson & Co., 87 S. Broad
Neal J. & Co.,
. 9 S. Broad
Peers L. C. & Co., 89 S. Broad
Bice Z. A. & Son.,
63 S. Broad
Simons & Drummond, 19 S. Broad
Smith Joseph,
35 and 37 W. Alabama. (See p. 37.)
Smith & Johnston, 6 W. Mitchell
Stephens John & Co., 41 and 43 E. Ala-
bama
Stewart R. S., 65 S. Broad
Wilson A. McD. & Co., 32 Peachtree
Williams J. J. & Co., 17 and 19 S. For-
syth
WylieJ. B.,
32]^. Broad ;' ! '
COMMISSIONEBS OE DEEDS.
Freeman B. R., 4 Kimball House
Glenn H. C, 19>^ Whitehall '
CONCRETE WORKS.
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
I
COMMISSION MEBCHANTS.
Adair <fc Bro., 27 W. Alabama
Babb J. P., 91 S. Broad
Barnes J. J. & Co., 20 S. Forsyth
Brooks ]g. W. & Co., 6 Loyd
Brenner J. W. & Co., 28 Peachtree
Carlton & Smith, 11 S. Forsyth
Clarke ALingenfelter, 9 S. Forsyth
Davis A. W. &Co., 61 E. Alabam/
CONFECTIONERS.
RETAIL.
Ballard Bros., 4 Marietta
Barry C. M., 172 Decatur
Bennett E. Mrs., 109 Decatur
Block F. E., 33 E. Alabama
Brown J. A., c, 71 Peachtree
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur
Cook J. T., 121 Whitehall
Cook J. T. & Co., 144 Marietta
Erminger & Goldsmith, 67 E. Alabama
Frank M. A. Mrs., 192 Marietta
GoUer H., 64 W. Foundry
Jack F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
Jones J. B., c, 110 Decatur
Lagomarsino J.,
4 Whitehall. (See p. 64.)
.^ ----/___^^— Massa & Canovarri, 1 Marietta
GO WEST ff^ J^ ^ VSAWROUm
WW WW bw A Omck Time— Sure Connections.
I
BEBBT.
I
coo
Saul L. C, 36 Whitehall ~
Weiss W,, 16 S. Broad
Wiley E. K., c, 229 Wheat
Wines W., c, 109 E. Harris
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy. (Seep. 46.)
Broomhead B. H., 61 S. Broad
B.^b' ^'' ■^""''''' '''* ^' <fc A. R. R
^vV""^^,-/-' ^^^b^" House
Fitts F. W., 172 Luckie
George J. H., 80 N. Forsyth
Greeson E. M., 1 Decatur
Hart F. W. & Son,
(oee back paster.)
wi^^JcP* * ^^"' 20 Peachtree
Jester & Sturtevant; 25 E. Hunter
Le Sueur J. A., 70 N. Butler
o"^l?y' Kobinson & Co.,
2o N. Butler .
Lynch & Lest. X '
12 Loyd
Mo^^^^ ^* ^-^ 27>^ Whitehall
Mathews J. H., 56 W. Hunter
Oliver & Carey, :
26 and 2Q}4 §. Calhoun ' " '.
Peck J. C, 83 Ivy
J*eckW 142 Peachtree i
Smith, Coles & Co., c,
184 Marietta. (See p. 62.) j
XT ^ ,1 ^ lUILROAD
w.Il"' ^^l^^ * ^^-^ S S. Broad
Richmond & Danville
Extension Co., 50 N. Broad \
79
COT
COOPERS.
Brown F„ 126 W. MiteheU
COPPERSMITHS.
Trautwein W., 180 Decatur
COPYING.
National Copying Co., 58 Whitehall
Southern Copying Co., 9}4 Marietta
CORN BEEF.
Clemmons & Kenny,
108 Whitehall. (4e p. 45.)
COTTON BROKERS AND BUYERS
HofhJLoi^r'^i;^- ^- ^^ ^- Alabama
Holbro6k J. M.. agt. 52 «nH 54 S. Broad
act zf'A?rso* f "• '' '': ^'^'^*
63 S. Broad
Smifh ^'?' *oF°" ^^ ^- Alabama '
Smith & Son, 99 and 101 S. Broad
Snowden W. H., 21 J E. Alabama
COTTON COMPRESSES. *
Atlante Compress and Warehousing Co.,
W. Peters, ne cor C. R. R. ^ '
COTTON FACTORIES.
Atlanta Cotton Factory.
170 and 172 Marieta
Exposition Cotton MiUs,
Oglethorpe Park
^"cl)7Facte^.^^'^^'^^^^- ^^- ^' ^•
COTTON FACTORS.
I ^^^i"" t 2^^-' 27 W. Alabama
Harle & Parrott 4]>^ S. Broad
Inman S. M. & Co.,
39 S. Broad
^Hunter^^"^^ ^ ^''•' ^""^^y^^^ eW cor
Langston & Crane,
TirfS/'''^ ^^ ^w ^l^ba^a- (Seep. 51.)
Maddox, Backer & Co.,
36 to 48 W. Alabama
COTTON GINS AND PRESSES.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Anderson J. H.,
69 g. Bi;oad. (See front covers.)
Jolmson Mark W. & Co., ^
27 Marietta
Perkins Bros.,
mierf ^ ^* ^'^^^"' ^^'" ^^^k oi*
Tan Winkle E. & Co.,
214 and 216 Marietta
Winship & Bro.,
Foundry, cor W. & A. R. R
COTTON PLANTERS.
Smith W. C. & Co.,
31 S4 Broad
COTTON SEED CLEAXEBS.
■m^
W. M. ScotT^^SK^^-
,
•
>■ t-r w-»>,*.i
'T
n
REAL ESTATE ;-S
COT
every desei^iptioii. City
'"^ Country, ±or sale l>y
JFrler^on, lO Wall St.
80
DRA
COTTON SEED OIL MILLS.
Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills, 15>^ E.
Alabama
Smith Darid,
66 Whitehall
Thompson J. S., 37^ Whitehall
COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS SUP-
PLIES.
Dayenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS.
Block F. E., 35 to 39 E. Alabama
Jaclt & Holland,
36 Whitehall
Jack & McClellan, 285 Whitehall and 208
C. JR. R
Lewis T. S.,
5i to 62 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.
CUTLERS.
MANUFACTURING.
Vittur B. B., 27 and 29 S. Broad
DAIRIES.
Arnold J., c, rear 127 Wheat
Baker A., 14 Jennings al
Cottinffham J. D., 129 Whitehall
Few M. C, 494 Whitehall
Haynesl. A., ws Randolph, 3d s of E.
Harris
Johnson T. L., 144 Anderson
Thomson S. Miss, 280 New Wheat
DANCING ACADEMIES.
Holland J., 3^ Whitehall
DENTAL DEPOTS.
Holliday R. A., 32J Whitehall
Smith D., 66 Whitehall
CH. F. WEATHERBE,
PUBLISHER OF
DUPLEX DIRECTORIES
Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Colum-
bus, and Macon, &a. ; Charleston,
S, C, ; Memphis, Tenm ; Lit-
I tie Rock, ArkanssLS, and
Georgia State Gazetteer.
OHiCB: 13 E. HUNTER ST.,
C. B. EVANS, Compiler.
■ DISTILLERS.
Cox, Hill & Thompson,
29 Peachtree
Rose R. M., 20}4 E. Alabama
■11
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DENTISTS.
Badger R. D., c, Sjri^Peachtree
Badger R. H.,>c,l8 Clifford
Brockett C. T., 9i Peachtree
Browne W. G., 33^ Whitehall
Carpenter L. D., 47 Whitehall -
Catching B. H., 40i Whitehall
Crenshaw 24 Whitehall
Harris G. W., 48 Marietta '
Holland & Son, 24 Whitehall
Holliday R. A.,
32^ Whitehall , .j^
Hnntley J. P., ^J
25 J Peachtree '
Link J. A.,
63 Whitehall
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy. (See p. 46.) H
Hart F. W. ! ,
308. Broad. (See back paster.) "
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
Hart & Hewitt,
91 Decatur _ i j
Lynch & Lea, '\ :
12 Loyd i '/
Niles & Tryon,
36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 224.)
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur
-/.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Sterchi E. Miss,
271 Raweon
DRAYMASTEBS.
Spears G. W., 172 W. Peters
;TJi
i
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell
DRE
DKESS AND CLOAK MAKERS.
Abbey H. Mrs., 22J W. Mitchell
AAdersor^. E. Miss, 56 N. Collins
Ashworth A. E. Mrs., 142 X. Calhoun
Atkinson M. Miss, 44 Church
Averett M. R. Mrs., 35 Church
Baum T. Miss, 120 Decatur
Bell M. E. Mrs., 72 E. Peters
Bigham L. K. Miss, 59 Gartrell
Blount S. T. Mrs., 59 X. Calhoun
Bosworth E. Mrs., 210 E. Fair
Branan M. Miss, 148 Whitehall
Bruce S. Mi6s, 142 Decatur
Carr F. Mrs., 23 Corput
Carslile M. I. Mrs., 310 Rawson
• Carson X. P. Mrs., 39 Rhodes
Cook E. Miss, 294 E. Fair
Curley M. L. Mrs., 19 Ella, Jamestown
Curtis C. N. Mrs., 123 Walker
Curtis C. W. Mrs., 205 W. Peters
Dod J., c,,18 N. Calhoun
Bufl-y J. Mrs., 22 Collins
Durham S. E. Miss, 1 Means
Fambro A. A. Mrs., 44 W. Peters
Farley M. J^Hss, 64^ Whitehall
Fleming E. J. Mrs., 272 Decatur
Foute E. H. Mrs., 208 WhitehaU • -
Foye 9. H. Mrs., 49J Peachtree .
Georgia Suit Co., 39 Whitehall.
Gittens S. Miss, 161 S. Forsyth
Hall C, c, 119 Decatur
Haney J. A. Mrs., 87J S. Broad
Heath I. C. Jdrs., 100 Ellis
Hilsman M., c, 11 Foster
Hoge A. Mrs., 78^ Whitehall
Hoge A. E. Miss, 172 Haynes
Hohnsworth M. Mrs., 252 W. Peachtree
g^J^-?yd S. Miss, U^ E. Alabama
Hutchms C, c, 17 N. Collins
Hutchins M. Mrs., 146 Loyd
Jackson E^ M. A. Mrs., 65 Martin
Jacob M. F. Mrs., 102^ Peachtree
Kennedy J. Mrs., 120 McDonough
Lambert J., c, 33 Newton
Larsson Marie M'lle, 39^ Peachtree
Lowe B. Mrs., 82 W. Simpson
McClellan E. Mrs., 82 W. Simpson
McColgan L. Miss, 20 Emma
Martin S. Mrs., 63 Leonard, Jamestown
S^^® ^'S' ^^^-^ ^^y^ Whitehall
Neal F. H, Miss, 413 Marietta
O'Brien A. Mrs., 66 Ga. R. R.
I'atterson K., c, rear 84 Terrv
Potts C. S. Miss, 98 Peachtree
Pratt A. A. Mrs., 148 Whitehall
Randall H. T. Mrs., 4 Ellis
S^^Js M. Mrs., 150 Whitehall
;Kich M. & Bro., 54 and 56 Whitehall
^^^'^■.?-,^''^-' 1^^ Peachtree
i^lodice M. Mrs.. 18 Venable
ai
DRtJ
.Smith Nellie Miss, 55 Martin
TaberM. Mrs., 56^ Whitehall
Vaughn M. Mrs., 336 Decatur
Warren E . Miss, Bell wood
Weil Carrie Miss, 55^ Whitehall
Welis J. R., Mrs., 43i WhitehaU
WhitleyJ . Miss, 165 Thompson
Wilson M. Miss, 69 N. Butler
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
WHOLESALE.
Pemberton, Irerson & Denison,
40 and 42 E. Wall '
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
DanlelJ. B., .
13 Decatur -
Delbrldge G. W. & Co.,
21 Marietta
Howard & Candler,
47 Peachtree j
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, ■
20 and 22 Decatur "."
Taylor W. A.,
; 2 Peachtree
RETAIL.
Write
TO
AsherW. C,
212 Marietta
Avary A., 73 Peachtree
Biggers T. S., 77 Peachtree
Boyd M.,
25 Peachtree
Bradfleld L. H.,
26 Whitehall
,Curtis W. M., 265 W. Peters
Gilham L. M., 88 McDonouffh
Graham W A., 158 W. Petere
Haile T. J. & Co., 98 Whitehall
Hodges W. J., 180 Decatur
Huss J. G., 168 Wheat
Hutchinson & Bro., 14 Whitehall
King F. Dr.,
58 Decatur
Lester R. F.,
180 Haynes
McFaul J. W., 397 Marietta
Martin M. C, .212 Decatur
Moran & Co.,
11 Peachtree
Peck's Drug Stwe,
106 Peachtree
Phillips S. B., 315 W. Peters
Pinson A. J.,
168 Whitehall
Pinson & Dozier, 102 WhitehaU
Sennmann T«,
63 Whitehall
Sliarp Bros.,
202 Marietta
Tyner.C. O., 30 Mariettii
.:-3^.f
vVagon Co.,
B TRADE.
Is
im Prompt delivery and Full Weight guaranteed.
■ *0*' CORDON & WHITE.
DRY
83
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Westmoreland & Johnson, 20 Loyd
Wilkins J. H., c, 116 Decatur
DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE.
Crane, Boylston & Co., 6 and 8 S. Pry or
Kieer M. C. & J. F. & Co., Pryor,
ne cor Wall
Moore, Marsh & Co., Pryor, nw cor Line
Silvey J. <fc Co., 4 and 6 Decatur
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.,
66 and 68 Whitehall
Dougherty D. H.,
39 and 41 Peachtree
Keely John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
RETAIL.
Abrahams A., 38 Decatur !
Bates E. E., 132 Decatur
Boy Ian J., 134 Decatur
Brotherton W. H., 2 W. Mitchell
Clark A., 179 Marietta
Frazier J. D. 77 Whitehall
Gramling W. S. & T. A.,
31 Peachtree
High J. M.,
48 Whitehall
Lebanoff A., 46 Decatur
Lowe J. M. & Co., 99 Whitehall
' Morris J. F., 88 and 90 W. Miichell
Rhodes W., 72 Whitehall
Rich M. & Bro.,
H and 56 Whitehall '
Rosenfeld S. 48 Decatur
Ryan John, 61 Whitehall
Watson J. A. & Co., 20 W. MitcheU
DYERS Ain) CLEAI^ERS.
DunnC, c, 2Ga. R. R
Kreis J., 7 W. Peters
Lochrey J.,
45 E. Hunter
Watson J. S. & Co., 86 S. Pryor
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Oldfield A. L., 46>^ Whitehall
ELEVATORS.
Atlanta Elevator Co., Spring, nw cor
W. & A. R. R
ELECTRICIANS.
Robertson U. O., 134 McDonough *
ELECTROTYPERS.
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., 32 and 34 W.
Alabama
Jordan & Wrigley, -' - t
29 S. Broad. (See p. 43.)
ENGINEERS.
MECHANICAL.
BuisL.H., 12 Mills
Lederle F., 33 Marietta
MINING.
Holman J. W., 13 S. Pryor
ENGINES.
WIND.
Eclipse Wind Engine Co.,
51 Peachtree
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Anderson J. H.,
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
HarweU & Smith,
79 and 81 S. Broad ,
Johnson Mark W. & Ce.,
27 Marietta !
Perkins Bros.,
32 and 34 W. Mitchell. (See back of ti-
tle and 64.)
Yan Winkle E. & Co., t
214 and 216 Marietta ■
White J. J.,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p. 39.)
Wilkins, Post & Co.,
489 to 501 Marietta ] i
Winship & Bro., j I
Foundry, cor W. & A. B. R ' •;
' ENGRAYERS.
Cox C. H
30 Whitehall. (See adv.)
C. F. Fairbanks, 57 Broad Atlanta Ga
Freeman <fc Crankshaw, 31 Whitehall
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., 32 and 34 W.
Alabama
Jordan & Wrigley,
29 S. Broad. (See p. 43.)
Lawshe Er, ^
47 Whitehall. (See opp. p. 109.)
NorthenW. P.,
47>^ Whitehall
ALWAYSTEIYEr^f^SS:
'•■iV^-r'.^^^ -7x-t*--.
For Cliurcli and Home Ose,Byy THE SMITH JMEeiCim OeMII.
ENV
83
ENVELOPES.
ADDRESSED.
The Sonthem Address Co.,
13 E. Hunter. (See p. 223.)
FLO
EXCHANGES.
Atla Pnb Produce, Cotton and Stock Ex-
chang-e, 37 S. Broad
The Gate City Produce & COTTON Ex-
change, 40 S. Broad
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Sonthem Express Co.,
30 and 32 Wall
FACTORY SUPPLIES.
Bayenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p.
68.)
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., 66 and 68
Whitehall ,
Cook H., 67 Peachtree
Dougherty D. H., | <
39 and 41 Peachtree i
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree
High J. M.,
48 Whitehall :
Holman, Coffin & Co., '■
26 Marietta
Morris M. Mrs., 56i Whitehall
Begenstein & Kutz,
74, 76 and 78 Whitehall
Rhodes W., 72 Whitehall
BichM. & Bros.,
&4 and 56 Whitehall
Merryman J. & Co., 20 J E. Alabama •
Patapsco Guano Co., 36 W. Alabama
Pendleton Guano Co.,
15i E. Alabama
Ramspeck <fc Green, 15 S. Broad
Rasin Fertilizer Co., 69 J E. Alabama
Scott G. W. & Co., 28 W. Alabama
Swift T. L. & Co., 55 and 57 E. Alabama
The Georgia Chemical and Mining Co..
32 Wall. (See fly C.) '
Walton, Whann & Co., 37 W. Alabama
Williams, Clark & Co., 7i S. Rroad
FIRING AND CHINA DECORATING.
Braumuller 0. L. Mrs.,
67i Whitehall
FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME
Brown C, 17 Peachtree
Carroway J. B., 117 Whitehall
Day S. W., 1 E. Wall
Disbrow Geo. & Co., 7 Ivy
}— -FORr
M^
FISH, OYSTERS
FAST FREIGHT LINES.
Green Line, 8 S. Broad
Sayannah F. F. Line, j -
Pryor, cor Alabama
Call on or send your orders to
E. F. DONEHOO,
No. 5 E. Alabama St.
FERTILIZERS.
Adair & Bro., 27 W. Alabama
Angier C, 7 W. Alabama
Brannon J. F., 13 S. P.yor
Davis W., 15iS. Broad
Goldsmith W. L., 69 E. Alabama
Harle J. W. & Co., 41^ S. Broad
Johnson M. W. & Co.,
27 Marietta
Kent A. H., 69i E. Alabama
Knox J. S., 7 W. Alabama
Langston & Crane,
50 and 52 E. Alabama
Lorentz & Rittler, 37 W. Alabama
Martin <fc Parrott, 7i S. Broad
W,
Emery H. F., 15 Peachtree
Kicklighter C. J., 104 Whitehall
Wendt O. <S:«Co., 115 WhitehaU
ij
FISHING TACKLE.
Heinz <fc Berkele, 15 Whitehall
King Geo. E. & Co.,
49 Peachtree. (See p. 49.)
Ward Jno. W. & Co,,
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
FLORISTS.
Boynton A. E. Mrs., 100 Forrest av
Cole M. & Co., 21 Marietta
Galcerran M. P., 13 Kelly
Lambert A.,
86 Peachtree and E. Fair, s of Oakland
Cemetery
Makes Best SHIRT to order- -6 for $9.
Perfect fit guaranteed.
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
.A. rrvlljlVuUlN 10 W&ll St, in Kimball Eouaa.
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84
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Lambert J., 150 W. Simpson
Wachendorff E., w end of Simpson
Wade J. W., 123 Fillmore
FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY.
Akers & Bros., 22 S. Forsyth
Dickey, Fain & Verner, 21 S. Broad
Johnson Elam, Son & Co., 12 Decatur
Kennesaw Mills Co., 26 E. Alabama
Logan & Co., 18 S. Forsyth ^
McFherson & ToUeson, 48 E. Alabama
Terry & Bro., 66 Decatur
SELF RAISING.
Becker 0.y.& Co.,
9 W. Alabama
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
DayisJ.
(brass), 221 Marietta
, Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow
MeCombs, Meakln & Co.,
93 Ga. R. R
Meneely & Co. (brass), W. & A. R. R.,
cor Foundry
Tan Winkle E. & Co.,
214 and 216 Marietta
Wheat & Hodge Mnfg Co., 361 to 373
Marietta
Wilklns, Post & Co.,
489 to 501 Marietta
Winship & Bro.,
Foundry, cor W. & A. R. R '
Withers W. S., 20 to 24 S. Calhoun
FRUITS.
Averett J. M., 82 Peach tree
Babb J. P., 91 S. Broad
Ballard Bros., 4 Marietta
Bauerlien L. G., 114 Marietta f"
Bolocchi C. T. & Co., 16 E. Wall
Canovarri J., 36 Marietta
Champion O. H. P., 70 J Decatur
Clark S., c, 269 W. Peters
Clarke & Nunally, 17 E. Alabama
Cochran L., 4 Decatur
Conti A., 2 E. Wall
Elliott S. A., Mrs., 225 W. Peters
Fugazzi A., 131 Whitehall
Gilbert A. L., 119 Whitehall
Graniti John, 21^ S. Broad
Hamilton & Hudson, 21 E. Alabama
Hartman P. Mrs., 26 W. Mitchell
Henderson J. M., 75 Peach tree
Johnson E. Son & Co., 12 Decatur
Johnson G. A., 35i W. Mitchell
Lagomarsino J.,
19 Peachtree and 4 Whitehall
Saul L. C, 36 Whitehall
Scott J. c, 132 Marietta
Sheek & Co., 12 S. Forsyth
Taber M. A. Mrs., 167 Marrietta
Van Norden V. M. Mrs., 213 W. Peters
Weathers D. F. & Co., 106 Decatur
Weiss W., 16 S. Broad
Williams M. A. Mrs., 116 Marietta
Wilson A. McD. <fc Co., 32 Peachtree
FURNITURE.
MANUFACTURERS .
Fenley W. L. 1 4th
Hinman & Son, 533 and 535 Marietta
Ristine, May & Co.,
29 W. Alabama. (See p. 47.)
Stocker J. D., 236 Marietta
Trowbridge J. & Son,
3 Fort. (See p. 65.) ' ,
DEALERS. ~
Bracewell & Gark, V
53 W.Peters '
Bryan J. P., 114 J Marietta
Castleberry M. T.,
85 Whitehall !
Evins J. C, 50 S. Broad '^
Gantt, Sassaman & Farris, 251 W. Pe-
ters ] ;
Griffin T. W., 302 Decatur
^'
'.'I )
78 Peachtree St.,
Furniture
And Baby Buggies Repaired,
Rented, Bought or Ex-
i changed. 11
Mattresses made and renovated.
MiUer A. J.,
44 Peachtree. (See front paster.)
Neal John & Co.,
7 and 9 S. Broad
Rhodes A. G., 26 N. Broad
Snook P. H.,
7 and 9 Marietta
Treadwell C, 150 Marietta
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MADE AND REPAIRED.
THE KEKHESAW R^.
mold W. M., 127 S. Forsyth
TE is the Best
iDttMNMili. East & West
W. J. WILLIN6HAM
GAL
85
96 W. MitcheU, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
Bohnefeld C, 5 N. Forsvth
DeBray Bros., 126 Marietta
GALYANIZED IRON CORNICES.
Hnnnicatt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
GEO
Steinheimer <fe Kreisle, 30 Whitehall
Tyler & McGoodwin,
3 S. Pryor '^ 1 I
GAS COMPANIES.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.,
21 Whitehall
f^:
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
[SEE ALSO PLUMBERS.]
Hnnnicntt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
r"'
GENERAL STORES.
Brotherton W. H. 2 and 4 W. Mitchell
Clarke W. H. agt,*S04 Marietta
Cole M. & Co., Roseland Sta, E. T. V
&Ga. R. R \ ' •
Doss G. W., 170 Wheat ,
Fincher & Farris, 294 Jones ' ' '
Fuller J. C, 232 W. Peters
Gwin L. E., 298 and 300 W. Peters
Henderson W. C, Roseland Sta, E. T.
V. & Ga. R. R > 5
Jones J. W., 84 McDonough
Morris J. F., 90 W. Peters
Tate J. & Son, c, 222 Decatur
Regenstein G., 214 W. Peters
GEOLOGISTS.
Pratt N. A. Prof., 1
Room 48, Capitol Bldg j-:
GRAIN DEALERS.
Akers & Bros, 22 S. Forsyth
Barrett & Dean, 135 Marietta
Brooks E. W. & Co., 6 Lovd
Dickey, Fain & Verner, 21 S. Broad
Helmer & Thomas, 26 W. Alabama
Johnson Elam, Sorf& Co., 12 Decatur
McPherson&a^olleson,48 E. Alabama
Mickelberry & Whitlock,
24 E. Alabama
Moore, Sims & Co., 18 S. Forsyth
Terry & Bro., 66 Decatur
Williams J. J. & Co., 17 and 19 S. For-
syth
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Anderson J. A. & Co..
41 Whitehall
Anderson A. B., 16 Whitehall
Eiseman Bros.,
55 Whitehall J ,
Gay A. 0. M. & Co., ' ^ .
37 Peachtree
Hirsch Bros.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
Hughes & Law,
9 Peachtree
McCalla Bros., 3 Whitehall
Menko M. & Bro., 21 Whitehall
Muse, Swift & Dallas,
38 Whitehall
Kathan B., 7 Whitehall '
Rosenfeld Ar & S.,
24 Whitehall
Scott W. M.,
11 and 13 Whitehall. (See bottom
hues.)
Selig J.,
23 Whitehall
GRATES AND MANTELS.
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
jh-
GROCERS.
WHOLESALE.
^:.j-:r
Abbott & Bro, 64 and 66 E. Alabama
BarncB J. J. & Co., 20 S. Forsnh
Boynton Bros., 28 E. Alabama
Boynton G., 15 S. Forsyth
Carlton & Smith, US. Forsyth
Clark <fe Nunnally, 17 E. Alabama
Dodd P. & G. T., 32 E. Alabama
Dunn, Johnson & Co.,
40 and 42 E. Alabama
Faith J. F., 10 S. Forsyth
Fuller H. A. & Son, 20 E. Alabama
Hlghtower & Hallman,
40 Peachtree
Johnson Elam, Son & Co.,
12 Decatur and 13 Line
Johnson & Carerly,
23 E. Alabama
Langston & Crane,
50 and 52 E. Alabama. (See p. 51.)
Megee, Johnson & Co., 87 S. Broad
Merchant J. R. & Co.,
27 E. Alabama
Mickelberry & Whitlock,
24 E. Alabama
Morris & Bro., 46 Peachtree
Oglesby & Meador, 25 E. Alabama
Simons & Drammond,
19 S. Broad
M|f|Nlt(;AKIUA(i£S,BOeCIES:
■ Phaeton*, Spring Wagons, Etc.
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CORDON & WHITE.
Coal ft Woody
42 N. Broad.
GRO
g»
GRO
Smith H. L. <fc 8on, 65 E. Alabama
Smith Joseph,
35 and 37 VV. Alabama. (See p. 37.)
Saiith & Carpenter, 65 Peachtree
Stepliens J. & Co., 41 and 43 E. Ala-
bpjaa
Tanner, Currier & Heath,
11 and 13 X. Pryor
WylieJ. R
32 and 34 X. Broad
Wyly A. C, 51 and 53 E. Alabama
Wyly & Greene,
47anti49E. Alabama
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Dohme & Dnffy
88 Whitehall
RETAIL.
Adair J. T., 70 Decatur and 288 New-
Wheat
AdamB L. D., 90 Peachtree
Adamson Z. W., 262 Decatur
Akridge G. W., 51 Tattnall
Allen B. F., 224 Decatur
Allen E. T., 103 McDonough
Allen W. J. & Co., 75 W. Peters
Anderson & Bro., 147 W. Peters
Armstrong W., 84 Peachtree
Baker J. J., 395 Marietta
Bancroft G., 626 Marietta
Bangert C, 64 E. Harris
Barrow & Brock, agts, 222 Wheat
Battle J. C, 137 W. Peters
Beall C. W., c, 54 Decatur
Bell W. H., 270 Marietta . • -
Bell & Dean, 356 Marietta
Beyer M., 90 Decatur
Bird & Compton -
38 Marietta
Bishop C, Peachtree, bey limits
Bobo G. W., 118 Marietta
Bostwick T. R., 239 Marietta
Boswell S. T., c, 158 E. Harris
Boyd & Hanye, 87 Decatur
Bovd <fc Johnson, 98 Peachtree
Brakefleld A. F., 114 Marietta
Brannon C. W., 17 Savannah * -
Bridges J. H., 652 Marietta '
Bridewell C, 114 W. MitcheU
Brooks T. H., 278 Decatur
Brown <fc Adams, 165 W. Mitchell
Buchanan T. J., 248 Decatur
Burney M., c, 600 Decatur, 113 E. Hun-
ter
Burns S., 51 Humphries'i
Butler L. G. 192 Houston
Buzbee & Edwards, 68 Peachtree
Bynum M. B., 182 McDonough
Caldwell J. A., 114 WhitehaU
Caldwell R. H., Lee, sw cor Gordon
/
GO WEST
Camp & Son, 188 Marietta
Cameron & King, 35 W. Mitchell
Campbell D. Mrs., 149 Luckie
Carey J. A., c, 130 McDaniel
Carlton J. M. B. & Son,
134 and and 136 Marietta, 188 and 190
Decatur
Carlton & Son, 106 Whitehall, 80 Peach-
tree, 204 W. Peters
Carroll H. C, c, 181 E. Cain
Chamberlain S., Walton, ne cor Foun-
dry
Cheshire C. D., 231 Xew Wheat
Clinch T., 196 Decatur
Coakley A., 28 Hilliard ' .
Cohen E. B., 129 W. Peters
Collins M. E. Mrs., 124^ Marietta
Constantine H. H., 257 Peachtree
Cassidy C.» 100 Richmond
Cotton J. W., 128 S. Forsyth
Cox T. H., 258 MarietJ^
Cox W., W. Mitchell, se cor Tattnall
Cozby T. L., 61 McDaniel
Creed M. Mrs., 412 Marietta
CxOss J. R., 198 Houston
Crumley C. Mrs., 264 Marietta
Culberson O. I. A Co., 104 Whitehall
Culberson S. D., 221 E. Fair
Cummings J. B., 277 W. Peters
Daniel F. H., 273 W. Peters i
Davie & Furse, 104 Peachtree
Davis C. C, 43 Tattnall
Davis W. L., 505 Decatur, nw cor
Daniel
Dennis J, W., W. & A. R. R., cor Bell-
Dittler A., 269 N. Calhoun ]' T
Dodd J. D., 140 Davis * !' ^
Dohme & Duffy,
88 Whitehall ' '
Donohoe A. Mrs., 148^ Decatur ■
Dorsett A. M. Mrs., 190 Marietta . J
Dozier W. T., '439 Marietta >
Dozier & Gibson, c, 50 Humphries
Dunning & Allen, 28 Marietta
Dyer H., 64 Decatur
Edwards M., 364 Decatur v.
Edwards W., c, 149 W. Peters
Ellis T. M. Mrs., 324 Decatur
England, Jelks & Tappan, 24 Peachtree
Evans D. R., 81 Peaclitree
Evans F., c, /7 Green's Ferry av
Faith J. F., 298 Decatur
Farrell J., 217 W. Peters • ; ,
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Ficken J., 128 Houston
FlBcher J. L. & W. T.,
251 W. Mitchell
Fincher & Hubbard, 88 Peachtree
Fischer J. A., 264 Decatur
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BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Onick Time — Sore Oonnections.
FIN EST ®^-^^^^^^ ^ SHOES
GRO
At MARK BERRY^S 33 Peachtree St.
87
GRO
Fitzgerald E. A. & M. £.,
167 Whitehall
Franklin & Wilkins, 18 W. Mitchell
Frazier & Morgan,
79 Whitehall
Fuller J. C, 67 S. Broad
Fuller J. W., 25 Windsor
Fulton J. A., 201 Chapel
Garvin B. F., 47 Thurmond
Gatins J., 62 X. Calhoun
Genover S. D. Mrs., 89 Moore
Gillespie Bros., 126 Decatur
Gillespie H., W. Mrs., 141 N. Calhoun
Gleeson & Son, 222 Eraser
Gray F. P.,
agt, 8 W. Mitchell
Green S. Mrs., 30 J Decatur
Greene & Nance, 120 Marietta
Guthman S., 133 W. Peters
Hagan J. T., 100 Whitehall
Hagerman J. M., agt, 224 Wheat
Hancock W. A., 249 W. Mitchell
Hanlon J., Hulsey, sw cor Foundry
Harden N. B., 80 Stonewall
Harrison J. E., 224 W". Peters -
Harwell & Bro,, 324 Marietta
Haslett S. D., 175 W. Peters
Heath <fc Roughton, 130 Decatur
Helms & Vandiver, 226 Wheat •
Henderson I., c, 231 N. Calhoun r
Henning F. E.,.65 W. Peters
Hentschel G., 351 New Wheat
Hogan W. J., 77 Houston
Holbrook A. L. & T. A., 79 Peachtree
Holliday G. H. & Co., 13 W. Mitchell
Hollstin G., 226 Foster
Honecker C, 131 Marietta
Hope & Hollingsworth, New Wheat, cor
Randolph
Hoyt & Rice, 19 Washington
Huff J. C, 91 Whitehall
Hunnicutt E. T., 171 W. Peters
Irwin Y. M., 461 Marietta
Jackson J., c, 157 Wheat
Jenkins A. S., 308 New Wheat
Johnson, Bnzbee & Co., - :^
102 Peachtree : • ^ ^i
Johnson J., 253 E. Fair '~ ' '^ \
Johnson J, C. P., 1* ' " ^
84 McDonough
Johnson N. T.,i 170 W. Peters
Johnson <fc Son, 140 Marietta
Jones J., 222 E. Fair
Jones N., c, 311 W. Peters
Jones S. S. Mrs., 309 New Wheat
Kemper C. J.,
70 McDonough
Karr J. A., 33 Hull and 270 Decatur
Karwisch H.,
88 Decatur
W.M
Kite & Mauck, 236 Decatur
Klassett A., 98 Nelson
Laird William,
197 Whitehall
Lamb A., 604 Marietta
Lambert C. Mrs., 363 W. Peters
Landrum J. N., 298 Peachtree
Landrum W. H., c, Tattnall, ne cor
Markham , . .
Latham A., c, 126 Ellis t '
Lay D., c, 285 Fort
Liebman R., 381 Marietta .1 <i
Linch J. C, 302)^ Decatur
Ltttlejohn J. T., 62 Yonge
Lively W. E., 254 Eraser
Lowe G. W., 33 W. Mitchell
Lumpkin P. C, Mrs., ws Randall, 6th s
of E. Harris
Lynch J. J., 44 Decatur
Lynch P., 95 Whitehall
Lyon J. A., 52 Jones av
McAfee T., 189 Marietta
McCarty H. Mrs., Foundrv, cor Elliott
McClain W. H., 133 N. Calhoun M
McCowan E. P., 32 E. Foundry
McCravy G. B., 70 Peachtree
McCravy I. B., 116 Whitehall
McDonald C. C, 622 Marietta
McFarland M. A. Mrs., 54 W. Foundry
McHan C. H., 276 E. Fair
McHenry C, c, 254 Marietta
McKoy J. J„ 48 Peachtree
McManaman E. I. Mrs., 71 Chapel
McMillan J. C. & Co., 25 Marietta
Macy & Bro., 296 Peachtree
Maddox W. C, 54 Peachtree
Mahoney M., 124 Decatur
Maier J., 176 Davis
Marion S., 282 Marietta
Martin G. W., 165 Nelson
Martin J. A., 36 Pine
Mayson T. C.,
3 and 5 Marietta ,
Memory & Co., 86 McDonough
Merritt & Summers, 564 Decatur
Middlebrooks W. M., 405 W. Petert
Miles H. H., 349 Marietta
Mitchell F., 218 Fort
Mitchell I. S., 142 Whitehall
Mitchell S., c, 140 E. Cain
Morgan C. H., c, 169 Wheat
Morris C. M., Ill Decatur
Morris J. F., 88 and 90 W. Peters
Morris J. S. k Sons,
196 Marietta
Morris & Nicholson, 83 Peachtree
Mosely H.D., c, 293 Calhoun
Moyer I. P., c, 263 W. Peters
Nimmo P. E., 114 Decatur
Parrish J., 586 Marietta
f-;,-
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at ST
Keeps no trash called shirts.
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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Real EstateSS
BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED.
Farms, Mills, Lands, Eto.
Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wail St
GRO
88
HAR
Peek & Tallev, 25 W. Mitchell
Peel D. G., 2*7 Irwin
Peel & Home, 69 Peaehtree
Phillips F., 68 Magazine
Pinekiiey J. M., c, 195 N. Butler
Poole O. Mrs., 636 Marie tt<a
Pope D. AV., 27 W. Mitchell
Powell J. J. & Bro., 26 Peaehtree
Prim I. J.,
110 McDonough
Prior G. S., 57 and 59 Peaehtree
Rafter C, 14-t E. Harris
Ragland T. E., 112 Whitehall
Ragsdale & Gammel, 111 W. Peters
Ramspeck G. A. & Co., 25 Peaehtree
Reynolds F. P.. 369 Peaehtree
Rice R. J., 47 Thurman
Rich H., 251 Xew Wheat
Richards J. J., 198 McDonough
Riker T. H., 125 Greens Ferry av
Roberts M. R. Mrs., Mills, nw cor Will-
iam
Roberts W. J., 55 Peaehtree
Robertson E. A. & Co., 100 Peaehtree
Robinson J. A., 195 W. Peters
Robinson J. L., 114 Eraser
Rowland W. H., 2 Pulliam
Sahli G. G., 460 Decatur
Schikan Bros., 128 W. Mitchell
Schrimper W., Boulevard, sw cor Foster
Shannon W. A., 94 Whitehall
Sheldon & Co., 90 McDonough
Sheppard J. S,, 334 Decatur
Shropshire & Johnson, 10 W. Mitchell
Smelson F., Elliott, nw cor Magazine
Smith A. M., c, 275 W. Peters
Smith A. N., c, 164 Eraser
Smith G. B., 41 Chapel
Smith W. D., 28 Decatur
Smith W. D., c, 178 Decatur
Snow H. Y., .30 W. Alabama ,*'
Solomon A., c» 2 George
Sparks G., 165 Eraser
Spencer W., 139 Chapel
Stade J. H., 209 Boulevard
Stanford.M. E. Mrs., 114 E, Cain
Stanton W. L. & Co., 222 W. Peters
Stark J. H., 208 Marietta
Stewart W. F.. 30Gartrell
Stieglitz F., 125 Whitehall
Tate J. & Son., 220 Decatur
Taylor T. H., 129 E. Hunter
Thomas R. S ., 640 Marietta "^
Thomason J., 141 Houston
Thompson G., 60 Humphries
Thompson J. R,,
136 E. Hunter v f*
Thomi son R. M. Mrs., 285 E. Fair
Thompson W. W., 265 Decatur '.
Thorne C. C, 118 Whitehall
De-
Thornton J., c, 5 Larkin
Todd A. F., & Bro., 139 Walker
Tolbert J. J., & Co., 156 and 156^
catur
Tripp E. Mrs., 268 Marietta
Trotti & Co., 126 Whitehall
Vaughn D. T^ 288 Decatur
Veal & Ra^sdale, 508 Decatur
Waites A. M., 97 Chapel
Watson I. M., 16 W. Mitchell
Watts A., c, 45 Rawson
Whiting F. J. Mrs., 11 Tumlin
Wilkinson, Lattimore & Co., c, 318 De-
catur
Wilson A. McD. & Co., 32 Peaehtree
Wilson M. C. Mrs., 311 E. Hunter
Witt H. H., 290 Marietta
Wolfe H., »4 Whitehall
Woodard S. W., c, 257 Foster
Wright & Hillev, 110 Houston
Yates J. G., 375 W. Peters
GUN AND LOCKSMITHS.
Burkert J. M., 10 Peaehtree
Ford W. B., 153 W. Peters »
Heinz & Berkele, 15 Whitehall
Reeves W. F., 9 W. Alabama
Sullivan W. H., 99 Whitehall
Taylor C. C, 82 Peaehtree
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC.
Heinz & Berkele, 15 Whitehall
King Geo. E. & Co.,
49 Peaehtree. (See p. 49.) . •
Ward Jno. W. & Co.,
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
\
HAIR GOODS.
Cook R. Mrs., 43 Whitehall
Fuhrer J., 66 Whitehall
Hetzel L. Miss, 60 Whitehall
Stuart L. Miss, 46>^ Whitehall
4-:'
HARDWARE.
WHOLESALE.
Beck, Gregg &ICo., ^
2 and 4 S. Pryor
Clarke T. M. & Co., 27 Peaehtree
King Geo. E. & Co.,
49 Peaehtree. (See p. 49.) ',
McNanght & Scmtchin,
86 Whitehall
Morrison, Bain & Co., 10 and 12 S, Pryor
ITardJno. W. & Co.,
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
BETAIL.
/Alexander J. M. & Co., 40 Whitehall
THE BEST ROUTE &,2?«^i^^
W. J. WILLIHGHAM ft^^^
HAR
89
Clarke, Thompson & Co.,
45 Peaehtree
Francis, Sirams & Co., 42 Peaehtree and
25 N. Broad
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
King Geo. £. & Co.,
49 Peaehtree. (See p. 49.)
McNanght & Scrntchin, '
86 Whitehall '
Ward J. W. & Co., I
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
ICE
HARNESS.
[SEE SADDLES AND HARNESS.]
Motes C. W. & Co.,
96 Whitehall. (See opp p. 109.)
HATS, CAPS, ETC. .
WHOLESALE.
Kiser M. C. &J.F.& Co., Pryor, ne cor
Marsh & Co., Pryor* nw cor
Moore,
Line
RETAIL.
Atkins, McKeldin & Co., 35 Peaehtree
Gay A. O. M. & Co., 37 Peaehtree
Gramling W. S. & T. A., 31 Peaehtree
Hughes & Law, 9 Peaehtree
Jones H. W., 6 Whitehall
McCalla Bros, 3 Whitehall
Muse, Swift & Dallas, 38 Whitehall
Pope A. G., 2 Whitehall /
Steinheimer & Kreisl«,3)^^Wttitehall
HATTERS. ^ :
Bussey H. H., 2>^ Marietta
HIDES, FURS, WOOL, ETC.
Glaser Bros., 55 S. Broad
Sheek & Co., 12 S. Fc^syth
hoteS
Adams House, 24 E. Wall
Atlanta House, 77 Decatur * , -
Cannon Honse,
16>^ Marietta
Commercial Hotel, 49J S. Pryor
Gate City Hotel, 40J Decatur
Hotel Weimeister,
10 and 12 X. Forsyth
Markham Honse,
W. A. Huff, propf ; Loyd, opp. Wall.
(See covers.)
National Hotel,
E. T. White, propr ; 6, 8 and 10 Peach-
tree. (See p. 66.)
Southern Hotel, 54i^ Decatur
SCOVILLE & TERRY, Proprietors
H.I.KIMBALL HOUSE,
The First Class Hotel, ATLANTA, QA.
ALSO, THE
AHI.IN6TON & NTORYELL,
LYNCHBURG, VIEGINIA.
SCOVILLE BROS., Proprietors
BUFORD HOUSE, Charlotte, N. C.
L. W. SCOVILLK.
J. W. CULPEPPKB.
PBOPRIETOR6 THE CELEBRATED
SCOVILLE & CULPEPPER,
inijOR,ID-A..
^r*^^^^ Springs are 'lirectly connected with the
Way Cross Line, (S. F & W. Railway), with depot
at the Hotel. Located on the tJamed Suwanee
River, m Suwanee county, Florida — midway be-
tween Jacksonville and Thomasville. These
Springs are deservedly celebrated for the cure of
Kheumatism, Gout and all Blood Diseases Mos-
quitoes do not approach the Springs, and this Re-
sort 18 open both Winter and Summer. Parties
living Jacksonville and the Upper St. Johns in the
Winter, spend the Summer at Suwanee.
HOUSE FLRNISHING GOODS.
Atlanta Stove and Tin House, 12 Mari-
etta
Francis, Simms & Co., 42 Peaehtree and
25. N. Broad
Franklin H., 74 Broad
Hnnnicutt & Bellin^rath,
36 and 38 Peaehtree
McBride & Co.,
18 Decatur
Wood W. J., 87 Whitehall
ICE.
MANUFACTURERS.
Atlanta City Brewing Co.,^ Decatur
Georgia Ice Mnfg Co,, 50 W. Alabama
DEALERS.
Brown C, 17 Peaehtree
Day S. W., 1 E. Wall
Bonehoo E. F.,
5 E. Alabama
Emery H. F., 15 Peaehtree
Weathers D. F. <fe Co., 106 Decatur
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
Thompson B. G.,
13 E. Alabama. (See p. 63.)
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*" "••W'WMMBj MILBURN WAOON DEPOT.
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INS
90
INS
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS.
Hawks J. M., 24>^ S. Broad
Peters T., 8 S. Broad
INSURANCE AGENTS,
Angier C, 7 W. Alabama
Boyd I. S.,
2j^ Peachtree. (See back cover.)
Castleman Hnmphreys,
10 E. Alabama. (See back bone.)
Gray E. S., XW^ N. Pryor
Haskell TV. W.,
27J Whitehall. (See p. 36.)
Johnston J. E. & Co., \y^ Marietta
King J. G., 24i S. Broad
Lewis J. R.,
48 Marietta
Pattillo W. P. <fe W. F., S. Pryor, ne cor
Alabama \
Perdue & Egleston,
Z\ Whitehall. (See p. 66.)
Potiiam Israel,
Qi Pftftchtrpf
Stoekdell H. C, .3>^ Whitehall
Stuart L., 44 Marietta
Thomas G. I., 48 Marietta
Van Duzee A. J., 50 Marietta
Whitner John A. & Co.,
12 E. Wall. (See p. 65.)
White W. Woods,
24J Peachtree. (See opp. p. 225.)
INSURANCE MANAGERS.
Whitner John C. & Co.,
12 E. Wall . . '
2i
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
[fire.]
Atlanta Home Ins Co., \h\ N. Broad
British America,
of Toronto, Isaac S. Boyd, agt,
Marietta
City of London Fire Insurance Co.,
Israel Puti^am, agt; 9 J Peachtree
Columbus Insurance and Banking Co.,
of Columbus, Miss., J. A. Whitner &
Co., agts; 12 E. Wall
Connecticut,
of Hartford, Conn., Jno. A. Whit-
ner & Co., agts; 12 E. Wall
Continental Fire Insurance Co.,
of New York (Sou Dept), G. S. Wol-
ford, supt; 10 W. Alabama; Jno. A.
Whitner <fc Co., agts; 12 E. Wall
Fire Assn, .
of Phila, Perdue & Egleston, agts; 3 J
.Whitehall
Fire Ins. Assn.
of London, Jno. A. Whitner & Co.,
agts; 12 E. Wall
Hartford,
of Hartford, Conn., Perdue & Egles-
ton, agts ; 3i Whitehall
Imperial,
of London, Perdue & Egleston, agts ;
'i%_ Whitehall
Insurance Co. of N. A.,
of Phila, Perdue & Egleston, agts ; 3*
Whitehall
Lion,
of England, Jno. A. Whitner & Co.,
agts; 12 E. Wall
Liverpool and London and Globe Ins.
Co., Israel Putnam, agt; 9J Peach-
tree
Loudon Assurance Corporation,
of England, I. S. Boyd, agt; 2 J Ma-
rietta
London and Lancashire Ins. Co.,
H. Castleman, agt; 10 E. Alabama
Mechanics,
of New York, W. W. Haskell, agt :
27^ Whitehall
Nortliern Assurance Co.,
Perdue & Egleston, agts ; 34 White
hall
Phoenix Assurance Co.,
of London, Israel Putnam, agt; 9J
Peachtree
ProTidence-^ Washington Ins. Co.,
of Rho(]£ Island, Israel Putnam, agt;
9J Peacmree
Queen,
of England, Perdue & Egleston, agts;
3^ Whitehall
Royal Ins. Co.,
of London, H. Castleman, agt; 10 E.
Alabama
Scottish Union and National,
Jno. A. Whitner & Co., agts; 12 E.
Wall .j
Standard Fire Office,
I. S. Boyd, agt; 2 J Marietta
Star Fire Ins. Co.,
of New York, Perdue & Egleston,
agts ;3i Whitehall
The Merchants Ins. Co.,
of Newark, N. J., J. C. .Whitner &
Co., managers Sou Dept; J. A. Whit-
ner & Co., agts; 12 E. Wall
Underwriters Agrency,
of New York, Perdue & Egleston,
agts; 3J Whitehall
Tirginia Home,-
of Richmond, W. W. Haskell, agt;
27| Whitehall
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^Irirr^tl
-t •,
The Smith American Organs
ARg STTFB3RIOR, TO ^t.t, OTHERS.^
LRO
91
Watertown — Snn,^
of New York, W. W. Haskell, agt;
27J Whitehall
Westchester,
of New York, W. W. Haskell, agt;
27i Whitehall
Western,
of Toronto, Canada, Jno. A. Whitner
& Co., agts; 12 E. Wall
Williamsbargh City,
of N.Y.,W. W.Haskell, agt ; 27i White-
hall
LIFE.
Assurance Society, J. K. Lewis, agt; 48
Marietta
Mutual Life,
of N. Y., Perdue & Egleston, agts;
3i Whitehall ' & »
Northwestern Matnal Life Ins. Co.,
of Milwaukee, Wis., W. Woods White,
genl agt ; 24>^ Peachtree. (See opp. p.
225.) I'l' F
LIFE AND ACCIDENT,
Trarelers Life & Accident,
of Hartford,* Perdue & Egleston, affts;
3i Whitehall ^ '
LAT
Haynes W. A., 10 Marietta
Huff A^.N.,1 Peachtree
Lawshe Er,
47 Whitehall. (See opp. p. 109.)
Phillips W. R & Co., 7 Decatur
Pickert A. F., 5 Whitehall
Plummer E. T., 17 Whitehall
Shuttles Bros., 8^ Marietta
Solomonson S. L., i
3.5 Whitehall
Stevens J. P., & Co., 34 Whitehall
Stilson F. J., 53 Whitehall
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS.
King Geo. E. k Co.,
49 Peachtree. (See p. 49.)
Ward J. W. & Co.,
65 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
IRON WORKS.
Atlanta Bridge & Iron Works
Wilkins, Post & Co., 489 to 527 Mari-
etta. (See flv C.)
McCombs, Meakin & Co.,
93 Ga. R. R
Tan Winkle E. k Co.,
214 and 216 Marietta
Wheat & Hodg« Mnfg Co.,
361 Marietta
Wiuship & Bro.,
Foundry, w of W. &. A. R. R
JUNK DEALERS. ; >"
Adler M., 85 S. Broad
^f ^Y^ld M. & Co., 12 and 14 E. Mitchell
Clarke & Son, 231 W. Peters
Elsas I. & Co., 62 and 64 S. Broad
Hatchett A., c, 247 W. Peters
Hirschberg J., 86 S. Broad
Linch H., 130 Marietta
Liuch J. C ., 302 J Decatur *
JUSTICES OF THE PITACE.
Butt W. M.,
16>^ Whitehall
Horton W. C, 633 Marietta
Pitchford D., Z\ Marietta
Rhea John, _^
51>^ Peachtree ~^
Tanner G. H.,
16i WhitehaU
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Keely John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, ETC,
Hnnnicutt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
JEWELERS SUPPLIES.
Gouldsmith T. F., 7J Whitehall
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
Bollman W., 10 WhitehaU
Bookout J. M., 21 Whitehall
Freeman & Crankshaw
31 Whitehall
Fry Abe, 4 Peachtree
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree
W. M. Scott
LATHS, SHINGLES, ETC.
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy. (Seep. 46.)
Gate City Planing Mill & Lumber Co
10 E. Wall '
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
NUes k Tryon, '
36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 224.)
Parker M. G.,
313 Marietta
Traynham k Ray,
, 68 Decatur
WilUngham W. J„
J 96 W. Mitchell^ (See top lines.)
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n and 13 Whitehall St.
f.
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
LAU
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LAUNDRIES.
Troy Steam Laundry,
COR WALTON AND FORSYTH.
Modern Finish,
Prompt BeliTery,
tow PRICES.
&ENTS' LINEN_| SPECIALTY.
J, R. WHITE, Proprietor.
LAWYERS.
Abbott & Gray,
e}4 Whitehall
Anderson Clifford, State House
Angier E..A., 23J Whitehall
Arnold F. A.,
69 E. Alabama
Arnold R., 7^ S. Broad
Austin J. W., 6^ Whitehall
Barnes C. H. & R. B., 6J Whitehall
Bamett S. Jr.,
153^ S. Broad *
Beckwith and Bradford,
213^ E. Alabama *
Bell M. A., 30K Marietta
Bell P. H., 28^ ' Whitehall
Bigby & Parrott, U. S. Court House
Black & Albert, 2J Marietta
Bleokley L. E., 10^ S.Forsvth
Bray W. M.,
21i Marietta
Brown Jnlins L., > ;'?'
38 E. Wall
Brown Walter R., • *
9 Whitehall
Broyles E. N., k ^ '^
8 S. Broad
Calhoun A. E., 10} S. Forsyth .
Calhoon W. L.,
City Hajl \i '
Candler & Thomson, j
Room 3, 32 E. Wall ' ' '
Carter B. F., 40K Marietta '
Carter E. V., 12} E. Alabama
aarke M. J.,
21 >^ E. Alabama
Collier G. W. Jr., 21} Marietta
Collier & Collier, 55} Whitehall
Colquitt H.H., 40^ Marietta *
Conley <fe Shumate, 8} Marietta
Cox & Hammond,
23i Whitehall
Culberson A.B. & H. L.,61 E. Alabama
Cunningham J. D., •
15i E. Alabama
Daniel J. F., 6} Whitehall
Darnall S. A., 27 Pine
de Graffenreid M., 43 Houston
Dorsey R. T., 23^4 Whitehall
Eckford J., J., 21)4 E. Alabama
EUisW.D.,
38 E. Wall
Ely R. N., 34 Whitehall
Finley T., 21^ Marietta
Fry G. T., 44}"S. Pryor
Gadsden E. M., 15>^ E. Alabama
Gartrell L. J.,
3K Whitehall
Oaskill C. B.,
55>^ Whitehall .^ '
Glenn L. J. & Son, ' - ' .
191^ Whitehall
GoodeS. W., ;
1 S. Pryor ; ^ , '.
Goodwin J. B., ' '
27>^ Whitehall
Gordon Frank, 40 Marietta
Gray J. A.,
23>^ and 27}4 Whitehall
Hammond N. J.,
48 Marietta — ]■
Haralson F. L.,
State House
Harrison & Peeples, "^ I
33 Capitol Bldg . '
Hay good & Martin, r
17>^ Peachtree 'I
Hey ward W. I., 7^ Whitehall ' '^'^^
Hightower A. R., 6} Whitehall
Hill B. H. Jr., 40} Marietta
Hill C. D., 40} Marietta
Hill D. P. & Son, 3} Marietta
HUlyer&Bro.,
10 W. Alabama
Hodgson W. R., S}i Marietta
HogeE. F.,
17>^ Peach tree
Hood Arthur, Jr.,
20} E. Alabama
Hopkins C. T., 1} Marietta
Hopkins <fc Glenn, 1} Marietta
Hoyt S. B., 68 E. Hunter
Hnlsey & McAfee
21} Marietta
Jackson & King, 34>^ E. Alabama
Jenkins J. C, 48 Marietta
Jones Alex. R,,
6} WhitehaU
Jordan R. J., 3} Whitehall
Lawton J. L., 24 State House
DOUTE is the Best
to the North. East & West
Co to W. J. WILLINCKAEW3, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles!
LAW
Lester G. N. & ll. P.,
32 E. Wall
Lovett P. H., 10 W. Alabama
Lnmpkin J. H.,
32 Capitol bldg
Manning A. A., 8} Marietta
Martin D. N., 30} Marietta
Milledge John,
23} Whitehall
Mills H. M., 6} Whitehall
Mitchell W. E.,
Q}4 Whitehall
Moore C. E., 6>^ Whitehall
Morgan J. M., 15} S. Broad
Moyers W. T., 44} S. Pryor
Mynatt & Howell
12} E. Alabama
Newman W. T.,
35} S. Broad
Niles C. A., 17} E. Alabama
Orr&Bro.,
48 Marietta
Pendleton J. T.,
27} Whitehall
Fittman Daniel,
4 Peach tree ,
Bead & Candler,
7>^ Whitehall
Bedwine J. B
14} Whitehall i
Reed & White
7} Whitehall ^
Reinhardt & Arrowood, 7} Whitehall
Renick & Wilson, 48 Marietta
Rodgers R. L.,
37>^ S. Broad ^ ' • 1 '
Smith B., 6} Whitehall
Smith C. W., ,
27} Whitehall
Smith Hoke,
Q^ Whitehall ; '
Smith J. H., 16} Whitehall ^f
Smith L. F., -
51} Peachtree '
Spalding J. J., 6} Whitehall
Speairs & Simmons,
179 Marietta
Spencer & Coldwell, 16} Whitehall
Tanner G. H.,
^ 16X Whitehall 1 -
Thomas G-'S., ' -1
2} Marietta
Thomas L. W., 15} E. Alabama
Tompkins H. B.,
. 48 Marietta
TrippeR.B., 48 Marietta
?n ^1?^ S* ?; ^ ^^"' 17* ^- Alabama \
Tucker H. H., Jr., 15 E. Alabama
.'^l.^PPS' Calhoun & King,
40i Sfarietta
LIQ
WeU S., t>i Whitehall
Westmoreland T. P., 274 AMiitehall
Wimpy J. A., 14} Whitehall
Winn L. J.,
6} Whitehall
Wright H. P., 3} Whitehall
Wright W. F., 3} Whitehall
Zachry J. G.,
48 Marietta >-
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Berry Mark,
33 Peachtree. (See top line.*.)-
Daniel J. C. & I., 32 Whitehall
Glaser Bros., 55 S. Broad
Price G. W., 24 Marietta
LIBRARIES. -
Catholic Library Assn, Loyd, cor Hun-
ter
Young Men's Lltjrary Ass'n,
39 and 41 Decatur
LIGHTNING RODS.
Ladd A. C, 16 Forsyth i
Ladd L. E.,
45 N. Pryor I
McCarty W., 31 S. Broad
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT.
BeU W. S.,
Fox & VijC* "^^^ (See p. 46:)
42 N. Broad. (See fly B.)
Holland Ed.,
12 W. Alabama »
KimbaU J. C,
11 E. Alabama and rear 72 Marietta.
(bee front cover.)
Ladd A. C, 16 S. Forsyth
Ladd L. E.,
45 X. Pryor
Sciple & Sous,
8 Loyd
Stewart & Bro.,
22 S. Forsyth. (See adv.)
Wilson W. S. & Bro.,
Office and yard, 7 Spring
LINENS.
Erskine Wm. & Co., 42 Decatur
THEmBUEE
9»
LIQUORS.
WHOLESALE.* *
Clayton& Webb, 90 Whitehall
Cohen L. & Co., 69 E. Alabama
iiigntest Draught & Best Ti£.
ished Wagon in the Market
C0RLXW00D.'"S?5t!S^
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MAR
Cox, Hm & Thompson,
Hill John M. & Co., 16 Decatur
Jones PanI,
22 E. Alabama
Lynch P., 95 Whitehall
Mayer, Son & Co., 52 Whitehall
Paine Bros., 30 Peachtree
Potts F. M., 19 E. Alabama
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CarroU 0. C,
52 Decatur
Maher M. E., 11 W. Mitchell
Stewart G. B., 167 W. Peters
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Harrison James P. & Co., 32 and 34 W.
Alabama
Warner J. H., 43 E. Alabama
LIVERY STABLES.
[see ALSO STABLES.]
Jones W. 0.,
51 Loyd. (See p. 47.)
MUler & Brady,
16 Loyd. (See front cover.)
Redd J. F.,
54 S. Pryor
Taylor Z. E., Hunter, cor Forsyth
LOAN AND LAND AGENTS.
Fontaine F. & Co.,
1 S. Pryor. (See p. 37.)
Nelson & Barker,
37 Marietta
LUMBER.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Amis T. p., 240 Marietta .
Amorons M. F.,
44 Marietta
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., Ga. B.
R., nw cor Butler ■ k ■
BeU W. D., %.
147 Decatur
BeU W. S., tj
25 Ivy. (See p. 46.) 4:
Crankshaw H. & Co., *
175 S. Forsyth. (See fly B.)
Donald J. C. & Co., ISft Marietta •
Frizzell W. H. & Co., 145 Marietta
Gate City Planing and Lumber Co., 10
E. Wall
Geise O. X. <fc Co., 75 Thompson
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
Mathews J. H., 56 W. Hunter
Parker M. G.,
313 Marietta
Smith & Bearse, Fort, ne cor Foster
Steele A. B. & Co., 75 W. Mitchell
Stewart & Bro.,
22 S. Forsyth. (See adv.)
Thompson J. B.,
224 Wheat
Traynham & Ray,
68 Decatur
Williams G. O. & Bro., 234 Marietta
Wmingham W. J.,
96 W. Mitchell. (See top lines.)
Wilson W. S. & Bro.,
Office and yard 7 Spring
MACHINE SHOPS.
[SEE FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.]
Atlanta Machine Works,
McCombs, Meakin & Co., proprs: 93
GaR. R
Davis John,
221 Marietta
Van Winkle E. & Co.,
214 and 216 Marietta
Wilklns, Post & Co.,
489 to 527 Marietta
Winship & Bro.,
Foundry, cor W. & A. R. R ■ ,
MACHINERY DEALERS, f
Anderson J. H.,
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Davenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
Eclipse Wind Engine Co.,
51 Peachtree
Estabrook C. A., 79 S. Forsyth
HarweU & Smith,
79 and 81 S. Broad
Johnson Mark W. & Co.,
27 Marietta
Perkins Bros.,
32 and 34 W. Mitchell. (See back of
title and 64.)
White J. J.,
75 S. Broad. (See p. 39.) .
GO WEST
MARBLE WORKS.
Mnllan J. J.,
14 S. Broad. (See p. 67.)
Bobbins Bros. <fc Co., 50 Loyd
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE:
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
MAT
Walsh & PattersonBros.,
77 E. Alabama
"V^alton J., 11 E. Afabama
MAPS.
Hudgins & Talty, 63 E. Alabama
, BOOTS & SHOES,
FBAOHTRB3B] STRB3B3T7.
95
MIL
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.
Ergenzinger A.,
12 E. Hunter. (See p. 464.)
Evins J. C, 50 S. Broad
Gayan J. H.,
78 Peachtree
Keown J. T.,
311 & 318 Decatur
Miller A. J.,
44 Peachtree. (See front paster.)
Snook P. H., 7 and 9 Marietta
Sou. Spring Bed Co., 137 Marietta
MEATS.
Chicago Beef Market, 3 E. Alabama
Clemmons & Kenny, 108 Whitehall
MEDICINES.
Bradfield J., S. Pryor, se cor Mitchell
Humphrey's Specific Homeo. Med. Co..
109 Fulton St., X. Y '
Swift's S. S. Co., 14 Ivy
' MERCANTILE AGENCIES.
Dun R. G. & Co., ^ y
36 E. Alabama, cor Pryor
The Bradstreet Co.,
38 and 40 S. Pryor, cor Alabama.
(See fly A.)
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Carroll M. C, 1 E. Alabama
Eiseman Bros.,
55 Whitehall
Grosse C. G., 30 Whitehall
Hirsch Bros.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
Lynch Jerry,
8 Whitehall. (See back cover.)
Wanamaker & Brown,
Wm. Scott, agt; 11 and 13 Whitehall
MILL FURNISHERS.
Brenner W., 320 and 322 Marietta
Wheat & Hodge Mnfg Co.,
361 to 373 Marietta
MILL MACHINERY. "^^^
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Anderson J. H., ■
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Davenport, Johnson & Co., '
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68)
HarweU & Smith,
79 and 81 S. Broad.
Perkins Bros.,
32 and 34 W. Mitchell. (Back of title
and 64.)
White J. J.,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p. 39.)
MILLINERY GOODS.
WHOLESALE. ,
Franklin M., '
9 N. Pryor
Marsh E. W. Jr., y
16^ Decatur [ ,
Regenstein & Kutz, r
32 and 34 E. Wall !
MILLINERS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
RETAIL.
Baum J., 120 Decatur
Cook H., 67 Peachtree
Georgia Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
Gilmer P. C. Mrs., 72 Whitehall
Keely John
58 to 64 Whitehall
Kennedy M. Miss, 49 Whitehall
Morris M. Mrs., 56>^ Whitehall
O'Connor K. Mrs., 57 Whitehall
Regenstein & Kutz
74, 76 and 78 Whitehall
Roberson M. Miss, 138 Marietta
Ryan M. Miss, 45 Whitehall
W
MILLS.
COTTON;
Atlanta Cotton Factory, 172 Marietta
Exposition Cotton Mills,- Oglethorpe
Fulton Cotton Spinning :^ill6, Ga. R R
cor Factory ' *'
WHEAT AND CORN.
AkersA Bros., Office, 22 S. Forsyth
Atlanta Flouring Mills
35 and 37 Thompson. (See p. 63.)
Beatie & Hoppi, W. &. A. R. R., cor Bar-
tow
Dickey, Fain & Vemer office, 21 S
Broad
1 Faith J. F., 331 Decatur
•:-<r-V .
i
T^TTAT T"nT*X TT* of every desei-iption. City
MIL
NEW
Ghoktin & Zaehry, W. & A. R. R., nr
Cain
Keunesaw 3Iills Co., oflSce, 26 E. Ala-
bama
Moore, Sims & Co., office, 18 S. Forsyth
■ STEWART k BRO.,
Millers and Manufacturers,
Dealers in Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Lime,
Cement, Etc.
OFFICE, 22 S. FORSYTH,
SHODDY.
Cook 0. W. D. & Son, Marietta rd
MOVEMENT CURES.
Robertson U. 0.,
134 McDonough
3IILLST0NES.
Brenner W., 320 and 322 Marietta
1 MILLWRIGHTS.
Annis C. S., 54 S. Butler
Brenner W., 320 Marietta
Morgan T. G., 33 Marietta
' ' MINING AGENTS.
Sawtell I. Y. & Son,
50 Marietta. (See p. 42.)
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Coldwell T. Miss, Green's Ferry av,
W. E *
Cooke E. M. Miss, 148 Anderson
Kruger E. H., 150 Loyd
Madden M. Mrs., 161 Whitehall
Martin M. Mrs., 24 Wheat
Mills M. Mrs., 286 W. Peachtree
Moor L. V. Miss, 8 S. Broad
Southern Conseryatory of Masic.
8 S. Broad
Sphar O., 20 W. Garnett
Wurm A. J., 4 Foster
Warm F. A., 4 Foster
Wurm Misses 4 Foster
MUSIC.
MINING COMPANIES.
iCastle Rook Coal Co., 38 E. Wall
Dade Coal Co., 38 E. Wall
Ga. Iron and Coal Co., 38 E. Wall
The Georgria Chemical and Mining Co.,
32 E. Wall. (See fly C.)
ITie Tallapoosa Copper Reduction Co.,
38 E. Wall *
The Walker Iron and Coal Co;, 38 E.
Wall '
MOLDINGS, NEWELS, ETC.
Hart F. W., i
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
Hart F. W. & Son,
^ Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R.R. (See
back paster.)
NUes & Ti7^u, f'
* 36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 225.)
MONUMENTS ANT) TOMBSTONES.
Mnllan J. J.,
14 S. Broad. (See p. 67.)
Walsh & Patterson Bros.,
77 E. Alabama
SHEET.
Barnwell V. T.,
14 W.Mitchell
Estey Organ Co.,
Broad, nw cor Alabama. (See p. 52.)
Holmes C. N.,
35 Whitehall. (See p. 65.)
Phillips & Crew,
10 Marietta. (See p. 38.) ' i- '
Richards S. P.,
37 Whitehall
MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHAN-
DISE.
Barnwell V. T., ^
14 W.Mitchell
Estey Organ Co.,
Broad, nw cor Alabama. (See p. 52.)
Holmes C. N.,
35 Whitehall. (See p. 65.)
Phillips & Crew,
6, 8 and 10 Marietta. (See p. 38.)
Smith American Organ Co.,
27 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
NECKWEAR.
Tift E. H., 43J Whitehall
NEWSDEALERS.
Alnslie Charles H.,
110 Whitehall
Bauerlien L. G., 114 Marietta
Lovejoy & Pitchford, 13 Peachtree
Lynch M. & Son, 9 Whitehall
Miller J. M.,
THE BEST
I 31 Marietta
To Travel to all Poinfs
is the EENNESAW.
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell
y/ OPT
Phillips & Crew,
6, 8 and 10 Marietta
Union News Co., Union Depot
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Atlanta Constitution,
34 S. Broad. (See p. 50.)
Atlanta Medical Register.
32 S. Broad '
Post-Appeal,
Forsyth, se cor Walton. (See p. 463.)
Atlanta Republican, 873^ S. Broad
Christian Index 32 and 34 W. Alabama
Enterprise, 11 E. Alabama
Georgia M^'or,
14 W. Alabama
Journal of American Medicine and
Snrgery, Broad, cor Walton
Light For Thinkers, 87J S. Broad
Monday Morning Mail,
37i S. Broad
Railroad Record, 8^ Marietta
Satun'ay Ev-ning Reporter, 32 S. Broad
Southern Advance, 27>^ E. Hunter
q"o '?o^ w'''?^'' ^""^ I^^ie Farmer,
32 and 34 W. Alabama '
Southern Medical Record, Pryor, cor
Hunter j , v/i
Sunday Phonograph, 77>^ S. Broad
ISnnny South,
24^ S. Broad ! • -
The Critic, 32 S. Broad
The National, 8^ Marietta
The People's Cause, 87i S. Broad
The Southern Dental Journal, 44 White-
nail
The Southern Templar, 34 W. MitcheU
Wo t^""^^^"? ^^^^^' 31* S. Broad
Weekly MaU, 37^ S. Broad - <
^^&Gai' R ^R*' 1^^^^^^"^ s^' ^' T., v."
Hape S.*, 32i Whitehall
Wachendorff E., w end Simpson
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Brown J. L.,
38 E. Wall
Candjer J. S., i . ,
7^ Whitehall
Eckford J J., 21K E. Alabama
Glenn H. C, 19>^ Whitehall
Johnston s. R., 8 E. Alabama
Pittman D., 4 Peachtree ,
Khea John,
5i;^ Peachtree i •
Roberts E. M., 18 S. Broad
Rodgers R. L., 37>^ S. Broad ' ^
Tanner G. H., 16 J Whitehall
•
OCULISTS.!
Calhoun A. W., M. D., i
m S. Broad ^'^ ^
OILS.
MANUFACTURERS.
Atla Cot Seed Oil Mills, office 15 E. Ala-
bama
DEALERS.
Chess-Carley Co.,
51 S. Pryor
Darenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
Duck & Co., 35 S. Broad
Fox Amos, 11 E. Alabama
OPIUM CURE.
NOTIONS.
WHOLESALE.
Franklin M.,
9 N. Pryor '
Kiser M. C. & J. F. & Co.,
Pryor, ne cor Wall
= Moore, Marsh & Co.,
Pryor, nw cor Line
Robinson Bros. & Mangum,
8 and 10 Decatur
Silrey J. & Co.,
4 and 6 Decatur
OPIUII HABIT
AND DRUNKEKNESS.
leto and proof., addre*. wiih th^ SSSStiSSJ
Tl-CBrMMl St., Atlanta, G«.
NURSERIES.
Central Nursery, 47 Whitehall (^
ti^^^'^^^eH^V ^' ^""'^ ' "'^^^- Solomonson S.- L.^;
_etery. (See p. 4o.) | 35 Whitehall
WooUer B. M.,.
33i Whitehall
^ ' ^ OPTICIANS.
Lawshe Er,
47 Whitehall. (See op. p. 109.)
(
~ H. L ATWATFR ***""'^ Age^^t' M^bum Wagon uo.,
1 1. L. M I fVM I Cn FOR PRICES TO THE mADE.
> {
t /
TOTMBnUf fl* 181 Prompt delivery and Full Weight guaranteed.
mmno. itii. cordon & white.
ORG
98
PAV
GROANS.
Barnwell T. T.,
14 W. Mitchell
Estey Organ Co.,
Broad, n\v cor Alabama. (See p. 52.)
Holmes C. N.,
35 Whitehall. (See p. 65.)
PhUlips & Crew,
10 Marietta. (See p. 38.)
Smith American Organ Co.,
27 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
OYSTERS.
[see fish, oysters and game.]
PAINTERS.
[house and sign]
R. C. BOSCHE & CO.,
HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTERS,
1 B. "^all St., - - - Atlanta, aa.
Coles R. E., c, 184 Marietta
Cummings J. E., 80 N. Forsyth
Geary P. W., 1^ Marietta ' '
Hitz Paul, 8J Marietta 1 / "^
McKinley N., 8>^ Marietta
McKenzie A. B., 75 E. Alabama
McNeal W. S., 20 W. Alabama
Manck HL, M.,
27 E. Hunter, (See p. 62.)
Paris J. A., lOOJ-'Whitehall
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad
■'^j.
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Calder W., 49 S. Pryor
Cooledge F. J. & Bro., 53 S. Broad
Duck k Co., 35 S. Broad
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
Hart & Hewitt, 91 Decatur
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, 20 and 22 De-
catur
Manck M. M.,
27 E. Hunter. (See p. 62.)
Niles & Tryon,
36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 224.)
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. ~
Broad
PAINTS,
ROOFING.
Holland Ed.,
12 W. Alabama
LaHatt J. H., \
73i Peachtree. (See p. 464.)
\
PAPER.
Elsas, May & Co., 97 to 105 S. Pryor
Hancock F. G., Broad, se cor Alabama
Jndson, Dnnlop & Co..
13 E. Hunter
Richards S. P.,
37 Whitehall <-*
Wellhouse & Sons,
38 E. Alabama
MANUFACTURERS.
McNaught Wm. & Co.,
36 Whitehall
Itlarietta Paper MnfgCo.,
Marietta, Ga
PAPER BAGS.
Elsas I. & t;o., 62 S. Broad
Elsas, May & Co.,
105 S. Pryor
Hirshberg J., 86 S. Broad
Spinks & Maier, 101 S. Broad
Wellhonse & Sons, '
36 and 38 E. Alabama
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS.
Hancock F. G., Broad, se cor Alabama
Campbell W. G. Jr., 26^ E. Alabama
Spinks & Maier, 101 S. Broad
PAPER HANGING.
Manck M. M. ,
27 E. Hunter. (See p. 62.)
Dromj
Swift
PATENT MEDICINES.
'oole J. P., 38 E. Wall
specific Co., 14 Ivy
PAYING.
Barnett J. A., 15 S. Broad
Phillips H. D., 7 Decatur
Smith O. A., 15 N. Forsyth
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^"AS'S^^
For Cliiircli and Hame Use, M\ THE SMITH iWm ORGilll,
PEN
99
PENMANSHIP. ~
Atlanta Inst, of Penmanship, 65} White-
PHY
hall
Moore's Business University,
38 and 40 S. Broad. (See p. 41.)
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Broadway J. S., 9} Peachtree
Corwin H., 129 S. Forsjrth
Gardner M. M. & W. H.,
30} Marietta
I vie T. H.
40} Whitehall. (See adv.)
Kuhns J. H. k W. T.,
33} Whitehall. (See covers.)
Motes C. W.,
34 Whitehall
Perkins J. W., 179 Marietta
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
Robinsorf W. G., 46} WhitehaU
Schumann T., 63 Whitehall
PHTSICUNS AND SURGEONS.
Alexander J. F.,
62 Peachtree - ^ ■
Alley A. R., 21 Marietta
Armstrong W. S., 64} Whitehall
Asbury J. E., c, 52 E. Hunter
Auten R. M., 97 Marietta
Avary J. C, 73 Peachtree
Baber J. M., 56 Stonewall
Badger R. H., c, 18 Clifford
Band J. B., 63 Whitehall
Bak H. 188 S. Forsyth
^Ga'^ R* ^' ^^^™^°-)' ^"^er, nw cor
Bellamy W.C, 7} S. Broad
Benson C. F., 62>^ Whitehall
^!^^ n w- '£• (eclectic), 77 Peachtree
B zzell W. D., 9>^ Peachtree
BlairC. A., c, HON. Butler
Boring J. M., 61 S. Forsyth
BowneA.T., 17Wa6hingto]
CaldweU J. J., . ^
77 S. Pryor
Calhoun A. W.,
Po^^^'t^^**'^'^*^''^^*)' 38} S. Broad
CarterJ. A., Ill Houston
Carter R. S., 9} Peachtree
CoferLA., 129 W. Fair
^^"ier;r. E.^ 215 E. Hunter
ConnaUy E. L., 26 Whitehall
Constantine F. L., 58 Wheat
Cotter R.O., 38} S. Broad
Crawford <fc Owen, 14 Whitehall
Cummmgs W. H.. 344 Whitehall
ton
W
Curtis W. M., 265 W. Peters ~ " —
Dean T. W., 291 Marietta
Delbridge G. W., 85 N. Collins -
Divine K. C,
77 S. Pryor j
Dozier T. H., 441 Marietta \ ^
Di-ake W. G., 25} Peachtree
Duer J. H., 20 Walker
Durham W. W. & W. M. (eclectic), 581
Peachtree '
Earnest J. G., 65>^ Whitehall
Elkm W. S., 9 W. Wall
Evans J., >22 E. Wall !
Gage F. F., 13 Decatur i
Gardner G. W., 330 Marietta
Gilliam L. M., 88 McDonough "
Godkin^J. R.,20Loyd
Goldsmith W. T., ]
44 Church .. \
Gray J. A., 303^ Marietta
Greene E. H., 23)^ Whitehall
Green H. H., 55 Jones av
Gurley J. W., 287 Whitehall
Haile A. J., 98 Whitehall
Haile T. J., 98 Whitehall
Hammond J. F., 221 Haynes
Harris J. R., 56 Crew
Harris N. O., 9 W. Wall
HeerjrD.O.C, 3} Marietta
Hitchcock W. L., 221 E. Fair
Hobbs A. G., 14} Whitehall
Hodges William J., 91 S. Terry
Hodson V. M., 14 Mills
Huss J. C, 168 Wheat
Jamagln W.C.,
21} Marietta
Johnson J. M., 72 Marietta
Johnson J. T., 30)^ Marietta
Jones C. D., 359 N. Collins
Kerstan A. F. F., 108 Rawson
King lYed,
58 Decatur
Knott J. J., 9 W. Wall
^^^h^^nstadt M. L. (homeo.). Z% White-
Logan J. H., 64>^ Whitehall
Logan J. P., 49 Washington
Love Wm. A.,
F^?s°th ^'^^ children's diseases), 38 N.
Lumpkin W. S.^0 Eraser
McFaul J. W.,i^7 Marietta
Martin M. C, 212 Decatur
Miller & Word, 17} E. Alabama
Mozley Hiram, 124 WhitehaU
Nicolson Wm. Perrin,
26>^ E. Alabama
Noble G. H.,
170 S. Pryor
O'Brien F. H.. 9^ Peachtree
I Makes Best SHIRT to order-e for «r
[ ^Perfect lit rnaranteed^ ^*
■ 11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
I
\
• I
%* iJ
TA UPTIh PQni\T ^^^^^^^^^^^^S Agent,
I jTI. 1 JaIJZjJaOUIN iOWa.ll St, in Eimb&ll Eouse.
PHY
100
POR
7>2
Whitehall
Olmetead J. C
Orme & Manahan,
18 N. Broad
Park W. T., 3)4 Whitehall
Parks W. B., 212 Marietta
Peck F. H.,
106 Peachtree
Phillips S. B., 315 W. Peters
Pinckney C, 94 Walton
Pinson A. J,, -
168 Whitehall
Posch A., 8 S. Broad '
Powell F. T.,
58}4 Peachtree
Powell Thomas S., 85 S. Pry or
Quillian C. C, 212 Marietta
Eaines T. L., 18 Church
Ramsey R. B., c, 215 Fort
Ridley R. B., 25>^ Peachtree
Roach E. J., 149 Whitehall
Roach E. W., 149 WhitehaU
Robertson U. 0. Mrs.,
134 McDonough
Robinson W. C. 17^ Peachtree
Roy G. G., 253^ Peachtree
Salter M. T., I
22 N. Broad
Salter S. F.,
22 N. Broad
Schley P. T. (homeo), 63 WhitehaU
Scott H. F., 35 Marietta
Smith J. P., 7S}4 Whitehall
SmVth G. E., 23 N. Collins
Stodghill J. R., 49V^ Peachtree
Stovall O., 102 Whitehall
Stroud & Peck, 25j^ Marietta
Taber F. F. (homeo), 82 Decatur
Taliaferro V. H.,
170 S. Pryor [
Taliaferro & Noble, .
170 S. Pryor ! ^'
Thompson W. R. D., 285 E. Fair
Todd J. S., 30>^ Marietta
Tucker W. J., 9 Marietta
Upson C. R., 663^ Whitehall
Von Der Hoya L., 8 S. Broad
Wamock J. T., • {
85 N. Collins
Westmoreland J. G., 20 Loyd
Westmoreland R. W., 20 Loyd
Westmoreland & Howell,
57 Marietta
Whitley T. R., 64 McDonough
Wilkins J. H., c, 215 Fort
Wilson C. A., 30 E. Alabama
Wilson C. L., 30 E. Alabama
Wilson J. S., 14 Loyd
Word E. C, 211^ E. Hunter
PIANOS ANil OKGAJI^S.
Barnwell V. T.,
14 W. Mitchell ^
Estey Organ Co.,
Broad, nw Cor Alabama. (See front
covei'.)
Freyer F. L., 28 Whitehall
Holmes C. N.,
35 Whitehall. (See p. 65.)
Phillips & Crew,
10 Marietta (See front cover and
p. 38.)
Smith American Organ Co.,
27 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
■ i
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Knhns J. H. & W. T.,
33^ Whitehall. (See covers.)
Lovejoy & Pitchford, 28 Whitehall
I PLANING MILLS.
Crankshaw H. & Co.,
175 S. Forsyth. (See fly B.)
Frizzell W. H., <fc Co., 145 Marietta
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
Longley, Robinson & Co., 25 to 27 N.
Butler
Lynch & Lea, 12 Lovd i|
Mabin & Terry, 136 E. Hunter ' '!
Nace J. M. & Son, 283 Decatur ' . i
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur - ' ..
:h^
PLASTERERS.
Thrower J. G.,
12 Loyd. (See p. 64.)
IF,;:
PLOWS.
* ' MANUFACTURERS.
Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow
Gregg J. R. & Co., 426 Marietta ' v^
Sou Agrl Wks., Marietta, opp Mills
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS.
Franklin H., 74 S. Broad
Hnnnientt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Stewart A. P. & Co., 69 Whitehall
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
PORK PACKERS.
Thomas & Co., 237 Marietta
Williams J. J. & Co., 17 and 19 S. For-
syth
THFlEimESiirRSSS'^^^
Pa8t*We»t
W. J. WILUR6HAM
to5 - i^i
96 W. MitcheU, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shing^lgs.
POOL ROOMS. ~
[8EE ALSO BILLIARDS.]
Hilburn J^. A., National Hotel, 8 Peach-
tree
White W. J.,
Markham House. (See adv.)
RAl -^
PRINTERS.
BOOK AND JOB.
Bennett B. F., 45 S. Broad
Bergstrom A. M., 21 E. Hunter
32 S. Broad
Dodson W. C, , •
33 S. Broad
Hancock F. G., Broad, se cor Alabama
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., 32 and 34 W.
Alabama
Jndson, Dnnlop & Co. , "'- - ^^-
13 E. Hunter. (See opp. p. 108 )
Reynolds T. S., 24 S. Broad ^
Scott W. H., 38 S. Broad
feisson V. P., 26 S. Broad
PRODUCE EXCHANGES.
^ ^?^ot p^"5l"'' Produce, Cotton and
40 &^''^^"''^ and Cotton Exchange
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.
^'nt'^'ui^'r^ "^^^"^^^ 21 S. Broad
Holbrook A. L. & T. A , 79 Peachtree
S&V^A"'3iS? ^ ^^^ 12 Decays
Mmons & Dr^Hjfond, 19 S. Broad
PROVISIONS.
Smith Joseph,
35 and 37 W. Alabama. (See p. 37.)
PUBLISHERS.
Dickson H. H.,
32 S. Broad
liarrison Jas. P. ,& Co., 32 and 34 W.
Alabama
Norwood & Brown, 24 S. Broad
Senbner's Chas. Sons, 69^ E. Alabama
lff^'/-?^l^'* ^^ 24iS. Broad
Thi" XT^'l-^^H^^'l^^^^^ ^'^^ 29 S. Broad
IhJ ^atlonal Publishing Co., 30 S
Broad ' *
Union Publishing House, 23i Whitehall
DIRECTORY.
CH. F. WEATHERBE,
J PUBLISHER OF *
DUPLEX DIRECTORIES
Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Colum-
bus, and Macon, Ga. ; Charleston,
£>. a ; Memphis, Tenn. ; Lit-
tle Rock, Arkansas, and
Georgia State Gazetteer.
OIPICE : 13 E. HraiEE ST.,
C. B. EVANS, Compiler.
. PUMPS AND PIPES.
AtJarba^Stone Pump and Pipe Co., 50
Mayietta * '
Haurion J. T., 8 E. Alabama
Honnicntt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
• RAILBOAD AGENTS.
Appier D. W.,
and^57.7' "^ '''"' ^l^^^^^a. (See p. 55
Bu8h F. b., 3 Kimball House
Humphries G. P., 3 Kimball House
Johnson S. R., 8 E. Alabama
Mai^ James,
3 Kimball House. (See p. 8.) ^
Murphy T. C, 12 E. Wall
Nanan Thomas,
3 Kimball House. (See p. 8.)
St. George W. S., ^
12 E. Wall. (Seep.53.>
56 E| Wall
Vernoy A. A., 38 E. Wall
Wrenn A. B., 3 KimbRll House
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GORDON & WHITE.
Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
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102
RES
RAILROADS.
Atlanta & West Point R. R.,
32 Loyd
Central Railroad,
Mitchell, ne cor C. R. R. (See p. 55.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & T. P. R. Ry,
12 E. Wall. (Seep. 53.)
Geor^a Railroad,
32 E. Wall
Grand Rapids & Indiana R. R.
(See p. 224.)
Memphis & Little Rock lb R.
(See p. 58.)
Port Royal & Angnsta Ry.,
(See p. 57.) ^
Richmond & Danrille R. R„
• 56 E. Wall. (See p. 59.)
Sonth Carolina Ry,
(See p. 54.)
Western & Atlantic R. R.,
Forsyth, cor W. & A. R. R. (See
p. 56.)
STRELETT
Atlanta St. R. R., 49 Line
Gate City Street R. R., 41 and 43 E. Ala-
bama .
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKET
OFFICES.
Mann R. D. & Co., .1
4 Kimball House I
Shelton W. L. & Co.,
38 E. Wall I
R. R. & MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES.
Darenport, Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See p. 68.)
EcUpse Wind Engine Co.,
51 Peacht'ree j .
REAL ESTATE. ^
AGENTS, BROKERS AND DEALERS.
Adair G.W., : j '
7 E. WaU I
Allen R. E., 11 E. Alabama
Ansley J. A. & Co., 13 S. Pryor
Bell M. A. 3Di Marietta
Brown J. S. & Son, 10 S. Broad
Cheshire & Tailey,
12 W. Mitchell
Fowler N. R., 37 S. Broad
Frierson T. A.,
10 E. Wall. (See top lines.) *
Goode, Fontaine k Elmore, -
1 S. Pryor
Greeson E. M., 1 Decatur
Griffin R. J., 21 Marietta
Hendrix & McBamey, '
31 S. Broad
Ives & Krouse, 201 Peachtree
Knapp R. H.,
8 E, Alabama. (See covers.)
LEAK & LYLE.
Beal Estate
BSSrmOt AQENTS,
■ 33 Marietta Street,
ATLANTA. G-EORGHA.
Rice & Wilson, 9 S. Broad
Roberts E. M., 18 S. Broad
Robinson J., 11 E. Alabama
Sawtell I. Y. & Son,
50 Marietta. (Sec p. 42.)
Thompson J. B.,
224 Wheat
RtlAPERS AND MOWERS.
Anderson J. H.,
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Perkins Bros.,
34 W. Mitchell. (Sae back of title.)
White J. J.,
75 and 77 S. Broad. (See p. 39.)
^ RELIEF ASSOCLiTION. '
Peoples Matnal Relief Assn,
9 J Peachtree. (See front paster.)
60 WEST
f RESTAURANTS.
Ballard W. J., Union Depot
Bennett E. Mrs., 109 Decatur
Brown J. A., c, 71 Peachtree
Coles R., c, 238 Marietta
Cook J. T. & Co., 144 Marietta
Davis O., c, 151 W. Peters '
Dumphry M. Mrs., 182 Decatur
Easton J., c, 5 Ivy
Ford G. W., c, 176 I)ecatur
Gardner B. F., c, 214 Decatur
Golden F., c, 72 Decatur
'^Hamilton B., c, 111 W. Peters
Hammond C, c, 95 W. Peters
Harden E., c, 143 W. Peters
Hopkins D., c, 91 Decatur
: Johnson G., 78 S. Broad
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BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Gonnectioiis.
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Jones B. t., c, 22i Decatur
Jones J. B., c, 110 Decatur
Kattenhom & Vigrnaux,
4 E. Wall. (See p. 60.)
If^^^^/ ^' ^^^•' 283 N. Calhoun
McCuUough E., c, 197 W. Peters
Massa & Conovarri, 1 Marietta
Mercer Ed., 1 E. Wall
Miller R., c, 26 Decatur
Moore G., c, 6(Ui^ Marietta
Nolan J., c, 105 W. Peters
Palm H. & Co., 93 W. Peters
Palmer D., c, 152 Decatur
Sharpe M., c, 229 W. Peters
Simmons C, 150 Decatur
Taylor L., c, 22 W. Mitchell
Thompson J., c, 78 Decatur
Thompson R, G.,
r^P ^j^^abama (See p. 63.)
Tines W. H., c, 47 S. Broad
Watte S., c, 49 Decatur
ROOFERS.
Goodrich A. M.,
office 13 S. Broad. (See p. 62.)
Hnnnicntt & Bellinffrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Smith O. A., 15 N. Forsyth
If II ^ ROOFING PAINT.
Holland Ed.,
^12 W.Alabama ,
laHatt J. H., * ' :
73^ Peachtree. (See p. 464.)
ROOFS, i I
IRON. i 'U'. -•
Wiftins, Post & Co., ^ ^
489 to 601 Marietta. (See fly C.)
BUBBER GOODS.
«I*"P?^' Johnson & Co.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama, (^ee p. 68.)
RUBBER STAMPS.
Cox C H *'^^^^'^^^^KERS.
30 Whitehall. (See adv.)
Fairbanks C. F., ^
57 S. Broad. (Seep. 51.)
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
^o^'K^'r^' * ^^^ 27 Peachtree
^avisS. H.,11 S. Broad
Johnson J. L., 22 W. Alabama
Lem;ce c, 51 S. Broad .
Milhirn Wagron Co.,
^41 and 43 Decatur. (See bottom
Mor^n D., 80 Whitehall
Powers W. & Son, 34 Peachtree
Ward Jno. W. & Co.,
65 WhitehaJl. (See back cover. )
' SALOONS.
Arcade Saloon) 5 E. Wall
Ballard W. J., Union Depot '
Bangert C, 66 E. Harris
Baswell & Bpg^an, 5 Decatur
Bender W., 50 W. Hunter
Bieser J. C, 218 Decatur
Burke T., 123 Decatur
Campbell J., 44 S. Pryor
Carrol/ O.C,
52 Decatur
Coleman -A. D. & Co., 148 Marietta
Crawford & Perkins, 21 W Sell
Cummingrs Fred., -"uneii
76 S. Broad
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Domini A., 123 Whitehall
Domini John,
19 Whitehall
Faith J. F., 298 Decatur
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Fisher G., 62 W. Foundry
Fletcher W. J. & Co..
23 Marietta
Floyd & Smith, 3 Peachtree
E^i'^^PL.B., 11 W.Alabama
*rancis <fc Hunter, 176 Marietta
Gershon A., 91 W. Peters
Grady S.T.,
63 E. Alabama
Griffin J. L., 97 Whitehall
g^^^cheJ G., 61 E. Alabama
Holland L. G., 154 Decatur
Jentzen J. H.,
135 Whitehall
Jett A. W., 8 W. Hunter
Johnson B, 0»,
20 and 22 Marietta
Jplley R & Son, 590 Decatur
KarwischB., 7N.Broad /
Karwisch H.,
86 Decatur
Kelly^ohn,_W^, nw_cor Pryor
Dixie Sure Fit 8liirt8~srrftr
Keeps no trash called Sir?** *'•
II and W. Whitehall St.
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XVJ-jr^J-J i-JkJljTlli-jT. A. Fnerson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wail St
SAL 104 , — gj^^
Kenny P. J.,
J 7 E. Alabamft and 14 and 16 Marietta.
rSee p. 51.)
Kile W. C, 377 W. Peters
Loftis J., 638 Marietta
Lowe J. M., 98 S. Broad
Lynch J., 317 W. Peters
McAllister A. J., es Marietta, nr Ogle-
thorpe Park
McCray & Stevenson, c, 63 Decatur
McGee John,
5 E. Wall
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
Mabra M. J., 91 Ga. R. R
3Iaher M. E., 52 Peach tree
Mangum V. Mrs., 23 W. Mitchell
Martin J. W., 77^ S. Broad
Mason & Weaver, 206 Marietta
Meehan P. H., 9E. Alabama
Melton A. L. & Co., Decatur, nw cor
Boulevard
Mercer E., 14 and 16 Whitehall
Morris C. M., 117 Decatur
Mullin & Vaughn, 12 S. Broad
Murphy M. K., 142 Marietta
Nally & Maher, 93 Whitehall I
O'Connor D. A., Markham '
Otis P., 32 Marietta
Pease O. L., 107 Decatur *
Richter A. Mrs., 8 E. Hunter
Riker T. H., 125 Greens Ferry av
Sanders J. R. & Co., 56 Decatur
SchrimperW., Boulevard, sw cor Foster
Shells & Co., 118 Decatur
Shields & Co., 50 Decatur
Smith W. A., 450 Marietta
Starnes R. A., 3 Foundry
Steint & Co., 109 W. Peters -' ■
Stewart G. B.. 165 and 167 W. Peters
Thomas & Farrell, 215 W. Peters -
Thompson R. M., 57 Decatur
Thurman W. W., 210 Marietta
Tiller J., 94 W. Peters
Wallace & Vaughn, 56 Peachtree
Weinmeister C. J., 12 X. Forsyth
^Yerner H., 359 W. Peter& ,:
SAMPLE TRUNKS AND CASES.
Huzza R. H. & CO.
14 Whitehall
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
[see doors, sash and blinds.]
SAW MILLS.
Crankshaw H. & CO.,
175 S. Forsyth. (See fly B.)
AGENTS AND DEALERS.
Anderson J. H.,
69 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Perkins Bros.,
32 Bud 34 W. Mitchell. (See back of
title and &4.)
White J. J.,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p. 39.)
SEALS AND STAMPS.
Cox C. H.,
30 Whitehall • i
Fairbanks C. F.,
57 S. Broad. (See p. 51.)
SEED COTTON CLEANERS.
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner, 55 E. Ala-
bama f
SEEDS. I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. *
Johnson M. W. & CO.,
27 Marietta •
Lambert A., j
86 Peachtree "
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SAVING ASSOCIATIONS.
Atlanta Co-Operative Savings Assn.,
n^ S. Broad "
SEWING MACHINES.
American Sewing Machine Co. , -
70 Whitehall - ,
Bell F. & Co.. 31 :Harietta *
Household Sewing Machine Co.,
99 Whitehall 1'
McCormick P., 57 S. Broad i
New Home Sewing Machine Co.; ^
25 Whitehall ■
Peeples & Wilson,
" The Domestic," " Tlie Davis," "the
Hartford," 124 Whitehall. (See fly D.(
Reeves W F., 9 W. Alabama
Exchange and Repair Shop,
Ko. 85 Deca^tur St., Atlanta, aa.
The Gate City Sewing Machine
Repairs all kinds of Sewing Machines
and guarantees them to sew as weU as
when new. Second-hand Machines of
different makes constantly on hand and
for sale cheap.
WM. E. CUyyiNGHAM, Propr
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THOESrE0UTE^2?S;SS
IJJ2LLIIGHAMiL^,^5S
SOA
The Singer Mnfg Co.,
42 Marietta
Wheeler & Wilson Mnfe Co..
71 Whitehall ^ '
White Sewing Machines,
J. D. & T. F. Smith, 59 S. Broad
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Atlanta Soap Wks, 624 Marietta
SPECTACLES.
Lawshe Er,
47 Whitehall. (See opp. p. 109 )
Solomonson S. L., ^ V
25 Whitehall
SUR
^TEBiCIL CUTTERS."
CHA8, H. COX,
30 Whitehall St,
ATLANTA, GVK.
L-^-gageAJW^earr/ Seals,
'RUBBER STAMPS
rintingPresses (fcTrbe
SKND FOB CATALOOoi;
SPICE MILLS.
Burke J. F., 74 Peachtree
^ STABLES.
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING.
Green R., c, 27 and 29 Ivy
Hoffman J. J., 47 S.Forsyth
Jones W. 0., ■ . ^
51 Loyd. (Seep. 47.) '
54 to 60 S. Prvor ^' v t •,....
Sammons & Co^k, 83 S. Broad • --
laylor Z. E., 24, 2b' and 28 W. Hunter
STAIR BUILDERS.
BeutellH. M., 11 Spring
Hart F. W. & Sonf •
Fuller adj W. & A. R. R. (See back
paster,) % ™*^ "^^^
RETAIL. •: '
Ainslie Charles H.,
110 Whitehall
Bauerlein L. G., 114 Marietta
Hnlm«n^ I' £" ?^?^^' *^^^ Alabama
^Si?»an». Coffin & Co.,
26 Marietta
wl%* r^'^'^''^^^ 1^ Peachtree
pffni ^k*^^"' ^ Whitehall
Phillips & Crew,
.civer.)^""^ ^^ Marietta. (See front
Kichards C. P., ,
37 Whitehall
C. F. Fairbanks, 57 Broad Atlanta Ga,
STEREOTYPERS.
. ' J-
Jordan & Wrigley, ,
T?^^^;?'^^^- (See p. 43.) • ■ "
ReynoldsT.S., 24 S. Broad
STOCK YARDS.
Fuller A. D., 226 W. Peters
^o., txa. R. R., ge cor Bell
.7 STOCKS AND BONDS. '
Castleman Humphreys,
10 E. Alabama. (See backbone.)
STOVES.
HoU Yapor Store Co.,
2o S. Broad
36 and 38 Peachtree
''6Tf.Uh?ii*^^-'
Woid wf jt '^^•' '' ^^^ '' ^-chtree
87 Whitehall
SUN BONNETS.
Selig Bros. & Co.,
17 :N^. Pryor '
STENOGRAPHERS.
sroVFw- ^-^ ^^ Whitehall
Syall g. W., 14 W. Al.haTr.0
mi^
SURGICAL INSTITUTES^
*i?^5**.^"«^'<^ InsUtute,
ou JL. Alabama
«
SUBGICAI, INSTEUMENTS.
HernsteinA.L.. 29S.Brn.H
*» E- 1 U., GO TO"
MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
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TAG
106
UPH
TAGS.
Dennison Mnfg Co.,
Boston, Mass. (See p. 40.)
^ TAILORS AXD REPAIRERS.
I SEE ALSO MERCHANT TAILORS.
Carroll M. C, IE. Alabama
Champe C. T., 1 W. Wall
Cooper R., c, 37i Peachtree
. Finch W. M., c, 16^ Whitehall
Gusse D., 7 W. Alabama
Jackson H., c, 108 Luckie
Marcus M., 16 Peachtree
O'Donnelly John, 21 V^ E. Alabama
O'Sullivan E. J., 48 Elliott
Roe A. E., 23>^ Whitehall
Tischmann A., 81 Whitehall
Weber N., 32 W. Peters
' TANKS— RAILROAD.
Eclipse Wind Engine Co.,
51 Peachtree
Golden & Flournoy,
595 Marietta. (See p. 60.)
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Ramspeck G. A. & Co., 25 J Peachtree
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
75 Whitehall
Wolfe H., I
84 Whitehall ' : - -
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
56 E. Wall ■
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Southern Bell Telephone Exchange, 21*
Marietta'; ^ ' '
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
[MANUFACTURERS.]
Erginzinger A.,
12 E. Hunter. (See p. 464.)
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
Pellegrini & Castleberry, 178 Chapel
TICKET OFFICES.
[general.]
Mann R. D. & Co.,. 4 Kimball House
Shelton W. L. & Co., 38. E. Wall
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
' WORKERS.
Hnnnicntt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
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TINNERS.
Hall J. W., 288 W. Peters
Franklin H., 74 S. Broad
Jones J. W., 84 McDonough
Wood W. J., 87 Whitehall
TOMBSTONES.
Mnllan J. J.,
14 S. Broad. (See p. 67.)
TOYS.
Jack F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
Saul L. C, 36 Whitehall
TRUNKS, YALISES, ETC.
Bandman I. C, 9 and 11 N. Pryor
Hnzza R. H. & Co.,
14 Whitehall
Lieberman & Kaufmann,
50 and 92 Whitehall
TURNTABLES.
MANUFACTURERS.
WUkins, Post & Co.,
489 to 501 Marietta. (See fly C.)
UNDERTAKERS.
Bohnefeld C,
5 N. Forsyth
Cargile M. C, <?, 9 Ivy
Patterson & Bowden,
18Loyd. (See fly A.)
Swift C. H. & Co.,
43, 45 and 47 Loyd. (See back cover
and p. 67.)
Smith, Coles & Co.,
184 Marietta. (See p. 62.)
UNDERWEAR.
MANUFACTURERS.
Selig Bros. & Co.,
15 N. Pryor
UPHOLSTERERS.
Curran & Co., 102 Decatur ,
DeBray Bros., 126 Marietta
Ergenzinger A.,
12 E Hunter. (See p. 464.)
!■•;
The Smith American Or^
:ans
VAR
Gavan J. H.,
87 Peachtree
Lathrop & White, 46 and 50 Marietta
Miller A. J.,
44 Peachtree
Snook P. H., 7 and 9 Marietta
107
^ALL PAPER.
WIX
VARIETIES.
Ball L. A. & Co., 19 3Iarietta
Barry C. M., 172 Decatur
Hagan T. J., 100 Whitehall •
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree
Honecker C., 131 Marietta
Maddox A., c, 281 Fraser
O'Shauguessy E., 141 Marietta
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Cook J. N., 83 S. Broad
VINEGAR.
Canfield & Lawrence, 158 Decatur
WAGONS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., Ga R
R.,nw cor Butler , r-, vxa.is.
Bennett L., 133 Decatur . v . "
Booth W. K., 74 W. Peters
Dans J. A. J.,
30N. Broad ^ . -;
Finney A. T., 15 S. Broad i
Golden & Flournoy, - .
585 Marietta. (See p. 60.) ^ *
HarweU & Smith, i *^
79 and 81 S. Broad
Jones Carriage Factory,
iii,.?P ^^2.^***- (Seep. 48.)
Milbnm Wagon Co.,
Perki^s^Br^osr" ^'^^ ^^^^ '-««•)
^^.^i J^itchell. (See back of title.)
Smith J M., 85 S. Broad ^
nhite John J.,
Broad, sw cor Hunter. (See p. 39.)
CHILDREN »8.
Jack P. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
^ WhitehaU ^''^''^" * ^^-^ ^^ and 68
Duck & Co., 35 S. Broad ;
Frank A., 110 Whitehall
Lathrop & White, 46 to 50 Mailetta •
JBLancK M. M.,
27 E. Alabama
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
. Bookout J. M., 21 Whitehall
BoUman W., 10 Whitehall ^.
Cunningham W. E., 85 Decatur ' '
Dykes J. N., 228 Wheat
Freeman & Crankshaw, ,
31 Whitehall ' ! '
Fry Abe., 4 Peachtree 1
Gerbie J. C, 25 Peachtree i .
Haynes W. A., 10 Marietta
Kelly B., 54 Decatur
Llwshe'l^f/- ''' ^- ^«'*"
47 Whitehall. (See opp. p. 109 )
Pharr B. Y., 202 Marietta ^ "^
Pickert A. F., ^ Whitehall
Plummer E. T^ 17 Whitehall
Solomonson S.J..,
35 Whitehall
iifi?'''^ ?• * ^*^-' ^ Whitehall
Stilson Fred. J.,
53 Whitehall
Thompson I. P., 328 Marietta
WATER COMPANIES.
Atlanta Water Works, 6 E. Wall
WATER COOLERS.
^^nnicntt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
60 Marietta. (See p. 42.)
WILLOW WARE.
Jack F. M.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 47.)
WAGON YAEDS.
Carltpn& Son, 204 W. Peters
Morns CM., HI Decatur
Pease O. L., 103 Decatur
Jiagsdale & Gammel, ill W. Peters
WISDOW GUSS.
^Dec^tur. (See opp. p. 224.)
J3S. Broad'
IK lEADijffi'eairrpgsiiisiar
II and 13 Whitehall SlT
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every descrlptFon
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
WIN
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WIND ENGINES.
Eelipse Wind En^ne Co.,
51 Peach tree
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WINDOW SHADES.
Miller A. J.,
.. 44 Peachtree. (See front paster.)
WOOD DEALERS.
Bartlett J., 57 Haynes
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy
Bradley J. M., 2 Fraser
Bridwell M. L., 219 Decatur
Cater D. F., 71 James
Cox T. H., 31 Thurmond
Fincher J. L. & W. T.,
251 W. Mitchell
Fox & White, i
42 N. Broad. (See fly B.)
Harrison Bros., 31 and 161 to 165 Decatur
Head H. T., 171 Fort
Holcomb W. H., 11 S. Butler
Boyle W. E.,
agt, 160 Whitehall
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Huff H.T., 341 W. Peters
Kim. all J. C,
11 E. Alabama - * •
Lay D. T,., c, 18 Valentine -
McClenddn J. J.,
94 S. Pryor
Morris J. S. & Sous, 196 Marietta
Phillips C, Decatur, nw cor Bradley
Quitman F. H.. 136 Wheat
Rawlins T. G.,
98 S. Butler
Robinson & Co., 299 Decatur
Thompson J. B., . ♦
224 Wheat
Truitt S. M., 195 W. Peters
Walker T. F.,
156 Whitehall ; . -.
Wallace J. W., 26 Walnut'
Williams G. O. & Bro., 234 Marietta
Wilson W. S. & BRO.,
7 Spring
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY*
Wheat & Hodge Mnfg Co., , :. i
361 to 363 Marietta
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WEATHERBE^S
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ATLANTA DUPLEX DIRECTORY
VII - 1 S S 3.)
Arranged by Streets and Numbers, with Name of Occupant.
of numbers, which defect SldTr^n.eSied"'- ^"^^ ''™'"*" ^^ '^«^titute
street frymZith'^the%faVe'S^^^^^^ Wz%f ^V "^^ ^r^-^^ -« «•« '=«"'™'
and west, and Peachtree, WesrPeachtie'e^f,;. Whlfin^.f"'* *?*"*^^ running east
The system of numl^eriuff if a ver^L'S .,"*'"'" running north and Suth.
Odd numbers are on SSt and evL nS.l'r« n^' .h"'', "Ji'?'^"'* ^ understand,
street. = ' *'^*" numbers on the left m commencing each
Ward boundaries, halls and public buUdings may be found on page 7.
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STREETS
ALA
ADAM, from Jackson, e to limits, Ist n
:. i of East Harris.
ALABAMA, from ^Yhitehall, s to Wash-
in^on, and nw to C. R. K., 1st n of
Uouter, Wards 1 and 2
EAST.
1 M. C. Carroll, mer tailor
, 3 Chicago Beef Market
5 E. F. E)onehoo, game depot
6 M. Emanuel, broker
. 6}4 R. P. Trippe & Son, lawyers
C. A. Niles, lawyer
Williams & Davidson, printers
7^P. J. Kenny, saloon
8 R. fl. Knapp, real estate
Haas & Co., mnfrs agts
J.T. Haunson, pumps
9 P. H. Meehan, saloon
d}4 J. F. Beck
10 Humphreys Castleman, broker
W. H. Trezevant, r r agt
G. B. McGaughey, mdse broker
• G. A. Dewald & Co., brokers
11 J. C. Kimball, coal
C. E. Robinson, mnfrs agt
A. Fox, oil ■ —
S. Root, otfice
J. Robinson, real estate
W. W. Clayton, tax collector
R. E. Allen, real estate
J. Walton, monuments -
S. T. Jenkins, fruit grower
11)^ Miss S. Holroyd, dressmkr
12 and 14 Merchants Bank of Atlanta
12)4 Mynatt & HoweU, lawyers
R. R. Commission
E. V. Carter, lawyer '
13 R. G. Thompson, restaurant
Mrs. B. Mills
E. Calloway ^/^
15 Atlanta National Bank
15}4 Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mill
Pendleton Guana'Company
R. H. Richards, office
L. W. Thomas, lawyer
J. D. Cunningham, lawyer
E. M. Gadsden, lawyer
17 Clark & Nunnally, whol grocers
17>^ Miller & Word, physicians
19 F. M. Potts, whol liquors
20 H. A. Fuller & Sons, whol grocers
E. Mobley /:
R. T. Brown
20^ R. H. Moomaugh, mdse broker
R. M. Rose, distillers agt
J. Merryman & Co., fertilizers
Cranston Bros., mdse brokers
A. Hood, Jr., lawyer
21 Hamilton & Hudson, whol produce
21>^ W. H. Snowden, cotton buyer
J. J. Eckford, lawyer
Beck with & Bradford, lawyiers
M^ J. Clarke, lawyer
J. O'Donnelly, tailor
22. Paul Jones, liquors
23 Johnson & Caverly, whol grocers
24 Mickelberry & Whitlock, whol gro-
cers
D. G. Jones, mdse broker
J. X. Dykes i
243^ Johnson & Stallings, candy mnfrs
G. E. Johnson
Atlanta Musical Band
G. M. Stovall, mdse broker 1
25 Oglesby & Meador, whol grocers
26 Kennesaw Mills Co., flour
26)4 W. G. Robinson, Jr., paper box
mnfr
Wm. Perrin Nicolson, physician
J. W. Moore
H.M.Clark • " ; '
W.T. Tanner ili ]:
27 J. R. Merchant, whol grocer
28 Boynton Bros., whol grocers
30 Xational Surgical Institute
Dr. C. A. Wilson ■
Dr. K. H. Boland '
P. & G. T. Dodd, whol grocers
J. M. Poner, mdse broker
A. Latham c, shoemkr
(Crossing S. Pryor) ^
A. Haas & Bro., brokers
Empire B. & L. Assn ' f '
343^ Jackson & King, lawyers ' "
R. G. Dun <fe Co., mercantile agency
to 39 F. E. Block, candy mnfr
and 38 M. Wellhouse & S^ns, whol
paper
and 42 Dunn, Johnson & Co., whol
32
34
35
36
40
41
grocers
GO WEST
C. C. Hammock, broker
L. H. Bradfleld
Hibernia B. & L. Assn.
41 and 43 J. Stephens & Co., whol gro-
cers
Gate City St. R. R. office
43 T. B. Paine, broker
43>^ McGarity & Laird, medical books
O'Xeale & Candler, brokers
J. H. Warner, lithograper
44 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
46 and 48 Langston & Crane, whol gro-
cers, etc
47 and 49 Wyly & Greene, whol grocers
493^ R. E. Hudson
50 and 52 Garrett & Bro., whol grocers
51 and 53 A. C. Wyly, whol grocer
523^ J. S. Kent, fertilizers
54 to 62 T. S. Lewis, steam bakery
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111
55 and 57 Vacant
56 Jone <fc Northern, brokers . v
58 T. S. Lewis, cracker mnfr ' ' •*
69 L. Cohen & Co., whol liquors
61 J. Hentschel, saloon
^ A. W. Davis <fc Co., com mers
A. B. <fe H. L. Culberson, lawyers
L. Black, U. S. commr
A. Smith, c
63 S. T. Grady, saloon
Hudgins & Talty, maps ?
H. C, Hudgins
P. J. Talty
64 and 66 Abbott <fc Bro., whol grocers
65 H. L. Smith & Son, whol grocers
«^i?vH-..^y"Ws, Artificial Stone Co.
bb>^ J. W. Fears, mdse broker
J. T. Fears, mdse broker
67 Erminger & Goldsmith, candy mnfr
68 and 70 Davenport, Johnson & Co.
mill supplies *
Southern Broom Works
69 W. M. & R. J. Lowrv, bankers
W. L. Goldsmith, fertilizers
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mfg Co
F. A. Arnold, lawyer
A. H. Kent, fertilizers
Rasin Fertilizer Co
C. Scribner's Sons, publishers
<'Cros^ng Loyd.)
11 ,' ■^- Bondurant, contractor
73 T. Johnson, c
75 A. J. Ackerman, carriage repairer
J. S. Armington, carpenter
A. B. McKenzie, painter
77 Walsh & Patterson Bros., Atlanta
3Iarble Wks
79 and 81 Atlanta Hospital and Benev-
olent Home
81 Atlanta Benevolent Assn
Dr. A. J. Haile
83 C. C. Tolbert
87 Dr. E. L. Connally
WEST.
5 Youngblood & Hall, brokers
7 D. Gusse, tailor
C. Angier, ins and fertilizers
J. S. Knox, fertilizers
^\J\^^^^^^^ sewing machines
G. Y. Hecker & Co., self-raising flour
H. Buchholz, barber
10 Continental. Fire Ins. Co., of N Y
(Sou Dept) *'
P. H. Lovett, lawyer
J. Hillyer, office
Hillyer <& Bro., lawyers
11 x^' ^* ^^^^^'^^^f^i saloon
IL E. D. Holland, roofing paint
14 Evoning Hf-rMld Pub Co
STREETS
ALE
W. M. Scott
livening Herald
(Crossing Broad.)
20 W. S. McXeal, painter
22 J. L. Johnson, harness mkr
24 J. M. Latham, stables
26 Helmes & Thomas, com mers
Mrs. X. Blalock
27 Adair & Bro., cotton factors
21% B. L. Willingham
J. L. Lawton. fertilizer inspector
W. H. Howell, fertilizer inspector
28 G. W. Scott & Co., fertilizers
McAfee, Oliver <fc Co., cotton buyers
29 Ristine,, May & Co. ^
30 H. Y. Snow, com mer
Exposition Cotton Mills, office
(Crossing Forsyth.)
31 ^nd 33 J. W. Franke, carriage ma-
terials
32 and 34 James P. Harrison <fc Co.,
printers
Harrison, Wharton & iNTunnaUy,
publishers
Christian Index
Southern Cultivator & Dixie Farmer
33 Atlanta Parlor Mmstrels
35 W. C. Tibbs, mdse tjrpker
35 and 37 Joseph SmftJi, commission
36 Patapsco Guano Co
H. H. Smith & Co., cotton buyers
36 and 40 Maddox, Rucker & Co., fac-
tors and bankers '
37 Walton, Whann & Co., fertilizers
Lorentz & Rittler, fertilizers
A. T. Cunningham, cotton buyer
J. Scholborg, cotton
38 C. M. Barnwell & Co., cotton buyers
50 Georgia Ice Mnfg Co
ALEXiJTDER, from Marietta e to West
Peachtree, at Cedar, Ward 6.
30 M. Bell
31 A. G. Bell
3a. T. Bond
Dr. C. C. QuUian
42 R. P. Tatum
G. W. Bobo
B. Little
G. Proctor
M. -Wickery
se cor McAfee, T. Clayton
43 T. W. McAfee
44 L. Collyer
45 C. G. Hatch
J. Motes
62 Mrs. M. Hendrix
O. Hendrix
D. G. Hendrix
65 J. A. Clarke
67 W. Wood
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at
Keeps no trash called shlrtt.
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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ALL BY 112
68 A. Mattipon
69 J. McAfee
70 R. Thomson
J. Patterson
(Crossing Fowler.)
71 B. Carr
[ 72 R. Thompson
i 73 O. P. Levert
W. Moss
75 Sanford Smith
80 B. HiKlgins
S. Huclg;in6
James B. Hudgins
86 H. Broxton
W. T. Broxton
T . < r. c ^^^^s^ing Lovejoy.)
144 F. Speer
nw cor Williams, J. M. Johnson
148 R. J. McCreary
152 Mrs. H. Hetzel
Miss L. Hetzel
W. Hetzel
H. E. Hetzel
154 H. Nelson
156 W. Armstrong
' • (Crossing Sprinsr.)
177 Thomas Kirke ^ ' ^ '
178 J: E. Rapp
J. W. Rapp
ALLAC, from John n to limits, 5th w of
W. &A. R. R., Wardo.
1 M. McQ niter, c
S. Thomas, c
ANDERSOX, from Windsor e 1st s of
Olenn, Ward o.
1 A. Autrey, c ;
M. Cooper, c M
W. Wade, c ,
2 H. E. Hooks, rear D. Andergon, /
rear O. Bowman, c
G. Bowman, c
G. Sexton, c •
J. Scott, c . "
F. Corter, c
12 Vacant, W. A. Havgood, a«rt
16 Vacant, W. A. Havgood, agt
lie cor Reed, E. McWiUiams, c
J. Porter, c
40 R. Fernando, c v- -^ '
G. Parks, c f X "' ]
45 S. Suey, c . i ',-'j.-
47 Vacant
nw cor Martin, L. Westmoreland, c
W. Westmoreland, c
J. Westmoreland, c |
se cor Martin, A. Lindley, c I
A. Coffield, c . [
144 T. L.Johnson, dairy "
rear, B. Sims, c
Real Estate & Renting Agent,
10 Wall St., in Kimball House.
stki-:et8 BAK
145 J. Donohue
P. W. Ware
148 Mrs. H. T. Cooke
Mrs. E. M. Cooke, music teacher
W. Reeder
APPLE, from North ay n to limits, 3d w
of West Peachtree, Ward o.
BADGER, from Ga. R. R. s, near e lim-
its. Ward 5.
BAILEY, from Stonewall s, to Fair, Ist
w of Chapel, Ward 1.
5 W. V. Armistead
7 Mrs. S. S. Stewart
9 W. M. McLean
10 J. G. Q. Stanford "
Mrs. N. Stanford
12 C. Klasset
rear, W. Hill, c
15 Vacant
16 F. L. Feist
20 J. W. McCreary
Mrs. S. F. King
21 W. Anderson
25 Mrs. F. Salter
Dr. M. T. Salter
26 H. H. Hughey
A. L. Gilbert
33 B. A. Camp
:n W. F. Bohannon
Mrs. S. Leak
BAFER, from Peachtree at jnnc West
Peachtree, e to Fort, and w to Mari-
etta, 1st n of Harris, Ward 4 and o.
EAST. .,j-.; ,•
38 Mrs. M. E. Hollingsworth
42 H. Edwards i
44 X. Ronev - J ^
50 W. L. Jarvis t
56 H.Glander | : '
(Crossing Collins.)
64W. E. Betts r^
S. P. Woodson
66 M. Hill, c
D. Bailey, c j
72 J. Rominger
C. Lichtenfeld
G.S.Albert
A. Dine
114 W. Sims, c
L. Arnold, c
J. Lewis, c
(Crossing Calhoun.)
115 T. Barlow, c
E. Thurmond, c
117 Mt. Zion Church, c
118 H. Herder
122 X. Burch, c
THFIEMESAFRSSS
The Smith American Or^ane^
M. -w.. — _ _ _ " ^* — ^
BAK
BY
113
C. Hays, c
se cor Butler, A. Lee, c
129 A. Powers, c
130 S. Reynolds, c
E. Roberts, c
131 E. Holland, c
132 S. Stewart, c
B. e. Brooks, c
133 R. Johnson, c
A. Said, c
134 P. Chun, c
• J. Clark, c
137 E. Isham, c
139 H. White, c
140 M. Chun, c
G. Clayton, c
143 F. Grant, c .
144 Vacant
169 P. Hunter, c
171 S. Jackson, c
175 F. Green, c
179 J. Davis, c
185 Mary Johnson, c
W. Hobbs, c
189 Miss S. Wright
Mrs. M. McGinnis
193 C. Johnson, c
195 I. Winship
197 A. W. Watson, c
WEST.
15 W. Sheek
19 E. G. Moore *
rear, D. Whitley, c
22 A. Barilli
23 A. M. Perkerson
D. Perkerson
24 C.D.Hill
J. Sullivan
rear, L. Thomas, c
25 D. W. i^^T^ ^^""^-^
30 W. T. Waters
31 G. B. Jacox , .
33 J. D. Jones '
H. A. Purtell
35 Mrs. C. E. Smith.
W. Ezzard
F.E.Smith
G. Smith
36 McD. M. Turner
97 Y^'n ^T y- Hampton
o7 A. C. Johnson
40 J. B. Smith
42 Mrs. H. E. S. Dickey
44 J. E. Murphy
53 J. L. Maude
»4 J. C. Kirkpatrick
(Crossing Williams.)
_55 Vacant, T. A. FnVr.nn a^
STREETS
BAR
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68 Vacant
70 W. H. Saye
72 A. F. Grubbs
74 Mrs. M. D. Grubbs i
84 E. Church ;
G. Sawtelle '
86 Vacant
95 C. Brewing
(Crossing Onne.)
99 W. Kelly
100 C. A. Sheldon, Jr
L. Higdon
101 G. H. Sullivan
S. M. Peterson
102M. L.Yates
103 Dr. W. C. Asher
104 J. C. Conley
R. Pierson
106 T. L. Harris
W. P. Harris
107 J. B. Murdock
J. Burdett
108 J. D. Fagan
109 Mrs. U. Jones
111 P. Sullivan
125 F. Looney
126 J. Smith
J. Grubbs
129 J. D. Robinson
130 Mrs. R. J. Cowart
G. W. Delbridge
133 R. J. Wiles
134 E. B. Thomas
136 T. M. Acton
J. Jett
rear, H. Thomas, c
A. Wood, c
138 Mrs. S. E. Hart
140 S. Landrum
Mrs. E. Hamill
142 G. W. Camp
A. L. Parker
145 Vacant """'^'"^ ^""' ° ^'
J. Hall
Mrs. J. E. Simmons
152 F. T. Stier
rear, M. Kelly, c
JS ^i^d Presbyterian Church
158 J. T. Cook
H. Hudson
VX^r^S^J ^^' ??? ^?P«^ ^ ^ West
Peters, Ist sw of Humphries, Ward 1
»^IJTOW, from W. & A. R. R. „e 1,>
taiu, 1st nw of Spring, Ward 5
10 Z. Crizler, contractor
WnW Mim ■la^i.mim.. ' _ ^^ ^- ^rizier, contractor
uuuwM, MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
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BY
114
STREETS
E. CaiT, tinner
11 Fei-trugon & Blount, agrl implements
14 J. H. Davis
22 S. H. Phelan
(Crossing Walton.)
32 C. Bro\vTi
33 Mrs. A. Rowlind
Mrs. N. O. Lee
35 G. A. Fox
39 (Crossing Luekie.)
48 J. S. Lester ^
J. A. Brown
Mrs. M. Hand
(Crossing Cain.)
49 Mattie Tye, c
50 T. McDaniels
BASS, from Windsor e to Hill, 2d s of
Glenn, Wards 2 and ti
BECKWITH, from jnnc. Chapel and
Nelson nw to Hij?li, thence w to Chest-
nut, 1st s of Tattnall, Ward 1
1 S. Jackson, c
2 M. Dowdell, c .
5 A. Jenks, c
7 M. Johnson, e '
ill T. Rankin, c "
17 J. Robinson, c -
BEERMAN, from West Peters nw to
Kirk, Ward 1
3 D. W. Baker, carpenter
5 Mrs. M. J. Crease -
7 Mrs. F.Ryan
11 E. Morgan, c ■ ' .
13 A. Allen, c
M. Lumpkin, c
BELL, from Ga. R. R. n to Foster and s
to Hunter, 1st w of Fort, Wards 3
and 4
NORTH.
3 J. A. Fischer <
D.Clark ^ '
J. M. Lee «
5 G. A. Swygert r
'6 Mrs. M. M. Allen
7 T. B. Mullin
8G. W.Dyer ' ;.
.10 G. W. Hunnicutt '*■ ^
,11 E. Foster, c
' P. Carter, c \ 4 ^^ i
13 G. Beatty, c '
15 B. D. Lee -
L. S. Shackleford
15K W.Crane 1
16 J. B. Smith
(Crossing Fillmore.)
17 T. Xol>on
BIG
P. Smith
19 J. W. Justi
20 R. Jones
Mrs. M. E. Adcock
23 W. F.Read
25 Mrs. J. Woodruff
W. Woodruff
C.Woodruff
29 A. T. Dorsey
W. M. Dorsey
31 J. E. Hambrick
Mrs. C. E. Hambrick
37 S. Y. Crow
T. Johnson
40 J. C. Wade
(Crossing Georgia R. R.)
42 T. J. Sears
(Crossing Taylor.)
50 W. Tresillian
T. W. Tresillian W
52 J. E. Manley ■;/ . •
Z. W. Adamson
53 E. S. Caverly
rear J. Harper, c
54 H. C. Goodwin
56 F. M.Thomas
57 X. Massey . ,
90 Gerald Hill, c , / ^
Mary Solomon, c '
91 G. Bell, c , '
92 William Williams, c ' '
93 E.Thomas, c
H. Simmons, c i,
94 Nancy Bagby, c
95 P. Hicks, c
96 Lizzie Foot, c
Mary Allen, c
98 Daniel Salter, c
BELLWOOD FERRY ROAD, from W.
A. R. R. nw (also known as Mayson's
Ferry Road.)
BERRELL, from Humphries e to Wind-
sor, 4th s of Glenn, Ward 2
RIGGERS, from Fort e to Cemetery, Ist
8 of Ga. R. R., Ward 3
1 Vacant
2 B. Blanton, c
8. N". Price, c
11 S. Wade, c
13 J. Stovall, c
14 D. Manley, c
S. Stewart, c
16 A. Rideout, c
T. Cooper, c
ne cor George, Mount Moriah Baptist
Church
.24 M. Davis, c
1 25 J. Johnson, c
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lJjnLLlHGHAMil^^<^S'
26 A. William, c "
29 E. Porter, c
30 C. Spencer, c
33 W. Fields, c
, 34 M. Turner, c
J. Wood, c
35 W. Brookins, c
36 L. Hogan, c
38 M. Blake, c
40 M. Stokes, c
41 L. McMichael, c
42 rear E.Hall, c
C. Harris, c
BISHOP, from Merritt's ay s to Forrest
av., 1st e of Calhoun, Ward 4
BLACKMOX, from Fort nr Forrest ay.,
ne to Jackson, Ward 4
NORTH OF EAST HARRIS.
1st ws J. Dozier, c
2d w§ Mrs. A. Street
3d ws Vacant
4th ws Z. Berry, c
5th ws M. Howard, c
6th ws J. Thomas, c . -
7th ws G. Gordon, c -
8th wsL. Dollar, c
BLUFF, from Kries w to C. R. R. nr sw
limits. Ward 2
ne cor Ice Factory, J. Davis, c
BOOTH'S al (See Haynes.)
BORNE, from Ga. R. R. s t^ limits, 1st
e of Cemetery, Ward a
15 J. Buchanan
^^^'^.E>f »i> (or Pittman ay), from
Hilliard e ^o longe, 1st n of Decatur
5 Vacant
6 J. Gerter, c
J. Floyd, c
C. Gardener, c
7 S. Hughley, c
N. Lewis, c
8 D. A. McJSTabb
(Crossing Gartrell.)
16 H. Farmer
18 J. E. Cutter
se cor Foster, J. H. Tolbert
o. !7 ^*^^ Foster, W. Schrimper, grocer
24 Mrs. L. Lene
(Crossing Old Wheat.)
35 E. T. England
36 Dr. F. C. Ford
J. W. Smith
(Crossing Irwin.)
39 J. C. A. Branan
rear, C. Floyd, c
STREETS
BRA
49 M. Mitchell, c
A. Allen, c
55 P. Green, c
59 H. Wright, c
J. Ingraham, c
63 L. Perkins, c
F. Barnes, c
63 A. Bines, c
M. Wallace, c
S. Perkins, c
72 G. T. Latimer
165 MissrF. HiU '^
on- fi^^?"" p^amberlain, L. Jackson, c
2Uo 1. Clark, c
207 B. Kelly ,
209 J. H. Stade ^ - • '
211 Mrs. A. Gobat I
E. GrOh'41 • t
229 Vacant* , , !
233 C. Birch, c :V
T. Fryer, c ' -
291G. Evans, c -
300 Mrs. M. Hart
Mrs. E. Brown
311 Mrs. M. Quick
Mrs. M. Bras well
BRADBURY, from Haynes sw to Fair,
Ist nw of Peters, Ward 1
BRADLEY, from Irwin s to Wheat, 3d
e of Pittman ay. Ward 4
21 J. Wilson, c
D. Williams, 6
22 E. F. Burke,
Mrs. A. Greenwood
23 J. Pennington, c
D. Pennington, c
24 J. Floyd, c
J. Cullen, c
rear, J. Dobbs, c
G. McDowell, c \
25 C. Mills, c
J. Westmoreland, c
26 J. H. JoUey
27 R. Bo\^Tuan, c
H. Segall, c
28 A. Gray, c
W. Simpson, c
29 Vacant
31 K. Kemp, c
jM. Mitchell, c
I 59 H. Johnson, c
61 G. Washington, c
63 H. Joh|ison, c
64 Mrs . R . Thompson
65 F. Jones, c
66 J. Fowler, c
67 W. Davis, c
68 B. Kirkpatrick, c
69 E. Hill, c
■ %^0\/LL II and 13 Wbiteball St
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INVESTMENTS
BEA
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Reai Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wali Street
BY
116
STREETS
BRO
O. Fowler, c ;
73 E. O'Xeal, c
P. O'Xeal, c «
79 J. R. Maxwell
'- J. Baker f
BRANCH Al— (See Brotherton.)
BREE, from Coiinally e to Borue, 1st n
of Glenn, Ward 3.
BRICK, from Peters nw to Green's Fer-
ry ay, 1st s of Hill's av, Ward 1.
12 V. Palmer, c -
J. Turner, c
J. Williams, c
J. Blaloek, c
14 J. A. Gantt
16 A. Moore "^
18 E. Harbuck
24 T. Autry, c
26 J. F. Creel
D. Creel
27 W. H. Glossup
29 W. Fulton
G. Stinte
30 D. I. Walden
31 J. R. Stewart
T. O. Croft
W.Blair
33 R. A. Autry
A. Autry
Mrs. E. Watson
34 A. W. Ray
Mrs. S. Overton
35 R. G. Hackett ;
I"-... i
36 M. Blake, c
38 M. Elam, c
40 M. Hanford, c
44 L. Gilbert
A. Simon
W.. Morgan, c
S. Horton, c
46 R. Rakestraw,
E. Powell, c
C. Brown, c
T. Peyton, c
S. Horton, c
48 W. Merrfck, c
J. Burney, c
E. Hunter, c
52 J. Griffin, c
M. Robinson, c
BROAD, from Marietta ne to Lnckie at
Peachtree, and sw to Mitchell, Ist e
of Forsytii, Wards 1 and 5.
NORTH.
5 R. Harper, c, shoemkr
7 B. Karwisch, saloon
10 R. J. Griffin, real estate
14 Piedmont Con jTres^ational Churt-h
>
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15 Vacant
15>^ Atlanta Home Ins. Co
Atlanta Building & Loan Assn
Home Building & Loan Assn
16 H. Seltzer, glassware, etc
18 Orme & Manahan, physicians
20 G. W. HaU & Son, whol tobacco
(Crossing Walton.)
22 M. T. Salter & C, publishers'
College of American Medicine and
Surgery-
Journal of American Medicine and
Surgery
23 Hightower & Hallman, whol grocers
25 and 27 A. J. Miller, furniture, etc
26 A. G. Rhodes, furniture
29 Morris & Bro., whol grocers
30 J. A. J. Davis, blacksmith
3^ and 34 J. R. Wylie, whol grocer
42 Gordon & White, coal and wood
46 O. Jordan, c f
F. Mitchell, c
J. Johnson, c
J. J. Wright, c, shoemkr
50 Georgia Pacific R. R. offices •
R. & D. Extension Co. offices
SOUTH.
7 and 9 J. Neal & Co, furniture dlrs
Rice & Wilson, real estate agts
7}4 Builders' Supply Manfg Co i
The Georgia Provident Assn | ■
Martin & Parrott, cotton buyers I ,
W. C. Bellamy, physician ^
-- R. Arnold, lawyer
Williams, Clarke & Co., fertilizers
8 Southern Conservatory of Music, E.
A. Schultze, director
Mme. V. D. H. Schultze, pianist
L. Von Der Hoya, physician
^ A. Posch, physician
Miss L. V. Moor, music teacher
Norvell, Leake & Co., contractors
E. N. Broyles, lawyer
P. Thomas, insurance
T. E. Walker, claim agt
H. Osborne, books
South Eastern Tariff Assn
Green Line
Southern Steamship & Railway Assn
Mrs. M. Von Der Hoya
B. W. Bmford
10 Vacant
11 S. H. Davis, harness mkr
The Atlanta Co-operative Savings
Assn
L. G. Kirbee
12 Mullin & Vaughn, galoon
13 A. P. Tripod, paints, oils, etc
14 J. J. Mullin, marble wks
ALWAYS TRAYEL ^.f^^i^iH
BRO BY V\7 '■
— ^^' STREETS BRO
15 Ramspeck & Green, fertilizers
A. T. Finney, carriages
A. F. Fleming, whol cigars and to-
bacco
D. P. Ellis, auctioner
isw* ^' Harnett, paving
15>^ Atla Home Ins Co
J. M. Morgan, lawyer
W. Davis, guano agt
S. Barnett, Jr., lawyer
U. S. Quartermaster
16 W. Weiss, fruits and confectioner
17 Benjamin Bros & Co., whol cigars
and tobacco
18 E. M. Roberts, real estate agt
im/ S°^^^^^ Drummond, com mers
■ on^^^S^ * Eichberg, architects
20 M. Bentley c, barber
Cumnaings & Yokum, book binders
ix. b. Bancroft
?i i?'?^S^' ^.^'^ * Vemer, flour dlrs
21>^ J. Granite, fruits
22 J. C. Bridger, coal dlr
J. P. Bridger, book agt
(Crossing The Bridge)
24 Norwood & Brown
Publisher's Union
«.,T*^^* -^^.^"^1^8, printer
24>^ Sunny South, J. H. & W. B. Seals
J . G. King, ins agt -
J. Hawks, insadiuster
Commissioners of Streets and Sewers
K; M. Clayton, city engineer
9R ^^^I^I^epartment, M. l^yan, chief
26 V. P. Sisson, printer
J. B. Groodwin, mavor
27 E. Knapp ^
Hull Vapor Stoves
27K Jordan & Wrigley, stereotpyers,
Standard Publishing Co
28 Hook <fc Ladder Trnck
29 Atlanta Cutlery Wks
nr. ^' -L* Hernstein, surg insts
30 P\W Hart, paints, oils, etc
The National Publishing Co
R. B. Jones
H. B. Leber, cigars
31 Hendrix & McBurney, real estate
^e Hutual Loan & Building Assn
vv. C. Smith & Co., cotton planters
Qi J^^u ^^^1^^' lightning rods
H. The Southern World Publishing Co
00 S^'i^^r*^?^^^^ Agency
<« ±1. H. Dickson, printer
Atlanta Medical Register
The Critic ""
G. H. Eddleman
Saturday Evening Reporter
T •£• t^ckett & Co., brick mnfrs
J. W. English, office i
o. ^' ^' ^o^son, printer* i
34 Constitution Publishing Co '
35 W.T.Newman, city attorney
J. H. Lumpkin, res i
36 W. H. Scott, printer
37 Atlanta Public Produce, Cotton,
^•7iy T? ^T ""^ ^""^ ^^^^ E^t^te Exchange
o/>^ K. L. Rodgers, lawyer
E. Y. Clarke, publisher
^^""a w ^"^P'^ Business University
^ A^* Calhoun, physician
K. O. Cotter, physician
J. R. Simmons
^^ |- ?^- ^"^^"^ * ^0- cotton buyers
An r^^^^I^^^ ^^^ ^' M- Cady, mngr
40 Gate City Produce and Cotton Ex-
change
Mrs. J. R. Gregory, artist
(Crossing Alabama.)
41 Howard, Wood & Co., whol cigars,
41K Harle & Parrott, cotton factors
i ^* ?*^^® ^ ^^'^ fertUizers
,11. 1. Inman, office
aI S'.iP* Hancock, stationer
^QirU^? ?r^s-' whol tobacco, etc
?-^^ i;*^;,-^aynard, book binder
4o B. F. Bennett, printer
47 and 49 W. H. Tines, c, shoemkr and
restaurant
48 Huzza & Co., workshop
^ J- C- Evius, furniture
50>^ F. Kane, silver plater
W. P. Kane
' Mrs. A. Strauss
S. Wallace
^^ J.' C.' ^S"^"' ^*™^^ ^^^^ ^^dles
A. Boulte
^2 ^°^^ J-^^- Holbrook, agt, cotton
53 F. J. Cooledge <fc Bros., paints, oils,
53>^ J. M. Latham
65 Glaser Bros., leather
57 G. E. Leo, architect
C. F Fairbanks, engraver
P. McCormick
L. Schmidt
E.H. Pughe
58 J. A. Anderson & Co., clothing
chines^'^^-'^'^^'^^^'^'^i--
591^ Vacant
60 A. Ford, whol wine dlr
1 ill. miLD U lill a ished Wagon in the Market
If
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118
STREETS
BUS
00)4 Mrs. B. Allen, boarding
F. Williams
T. Sewell
\ F. Ward
J. E. Hartman
D. Davidson
Mrs. W. Olcott
E. H. Harden
* W.P.Powell
V R. Gresham
J. O. Parish
T. M. Kenner
J. Aunspaugh
T. Aunspaugh
61 Store vacant
B. H. Broomhead, contractor and
builder
Malcolm Johnston, office
62 and 64 I. Elsas & Co., junk dlrs
62>^ T. M. Keener
63 Z. A. Rice & Son, cotton buyers and
com mere
65 R. S. Stewart, com mer
A. D. Maier, paper box mnfr
66 H. C. Cameron
C. Lefils
W. R. Jester
67 J. C. Fuller, grocer
Q7J4 W. Keltner «
69 J. H. Anderson, agrl implements, etc
74 H. Franklin, stoves, tinware, etc
(Crossing W. Hunter.)
77 sw cor Hunter, J. J. White, agrl
implements
76 F. Cummings, saloon
S. Pomeroy
R. Raleigh
773^ W. T. Christopher & Bro., printers
Sunday Phonograph
Men and Women^s Mutual Relief
Fund Assn
78 G. Johnson, restaurant
79 and 81 Harwell & Smith, agrl imple-
ments, etc * -
80 A. P. Stewart & Co., stoves, etc
81 M. Adler, junk
82 Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co
83 Sammons & Cook, stables
J. N. Cook, vet surgeon
83 N. Holmes, c, shoemkr
83>^ T. C. Bolochie
Mrs. A. P. McCarthy
84 Vacant ; ?;
85 J. M. Smith, carriage mnfr
I 86 J. Hirshberg
\ SQ}4 Vacant i ',■'■ ^'> ^
87 Megee, Johnson & Co., whol grocers,
etc
H. C. Sawtell, pork packer
87>^ The Peoples Cause
Light for Thinkers
The Atlanta Republican
J. J. Haney /
C. W. Blackford
J. T.Moore
I. M. Watson
J. Clemmons
Mrs. M. Dillingham
T. W. Blandford
89 L. C. Peers & Co., com mers
90 Vacant
91 J. P. Babb, com mer ' '
92 M. T. Castleberry
93 S. Lesser, cotton pickery
T. D. Brown
C. Baldwin
Mrs. E. Easton
93 W. J. Wood, tinner
95 Vacant
96>^ N. Hope, c
R. Murry, c * . i
H. Fitts, c •
L. Brown, c
L. Polk, c
J. Lester, c , ^
C. Lester, c
B. Robinson, c r
98 J. M. Lowe, saloon
99 Smith & Son, cotton buyers
101 Spinks & Owens, junk
102 G. H. Holliday & Co., grocers
105 Mrs. L. Blackburn j
S.Cochran ' ;!
F. Denham
107 Van Crawford, saloon
BROTHERTON, from Whitehall nw to
Thompson and se to Pry or, 1st sw of
Garnett, Ward 1.
4 R. Shaw I .^
6 Mrs. E. L. Bowen 4
D. P. IS^olan ^ '
R.Johns
25 J. Auerbach [ ^,
A. Silverman ■
27 S. SeUg
J. Selig r '.
Jacob Selig
32 Mrs. M. Kleinard
BRYAN, from GuUatt e to limits, 1st n
of Glynn, Ward 3
BUSE'S Al (See Howell.)
BUSH, from W. & A. If. R. w to Lam-
bert, 1st n of Jones av. Ward 6
10 W. W. Grubbs
16 W. H. Underwood
Mrs. A. Burnett
20 Z. A. Barrett
t,.
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Quick Time — Sure Gonnectious.
For Cdufcli and Home Use, BOf THE SMITH HMEeiCIIN OBGim.
BUS
BY
119
22 R. T. Barrett '.
23 Vacant, W. H. Bell, agt
24 C. Burg
38 P. Eddleman
40 Z. Burdett
43 Mrs. E. Cunningham
Mrs. S. E. Field
47 B. Hoover, c
48 W. Camp
rear R. Lofton, c
E. Wilson, c
49 T. S. Mize
96 J. H. Kierbow
BUTLER, from Decatur ne to Foster,
thence n to North av and sw to Mc-
Donongh, 1st e of Calhoun, Wards 3
and 4.
9 P. Mims
J. P. Tuggle
W. Hanley
Mrs. M. Spyers
R. H. Goodson
N. J. Edson
Mrs. B. White
F. W. Mahoney
J. Smith
J.Mills
Mrs. S. Crosby ■ ! '
G. Barker
M. L. Tolbert
Mrs. M. Cook
Mrs. J. Landen W ^
J. Tolbert ' -
Mrs. M. Tolbert ^ i-
rear J. H. Henderson, c
J. Davenport, c
F. Kirksey, c ;- ^^
J. Williams, c
L. Hod, c
T. McRae, c / - - =
H. Sandei^s, c
to 27 Lon^ley, Robinson & Co.,
planing mill
C. Colcord - .
Vacant
C. G. Hartsfield v'^: i
S. Baker ' ■_/ !
A. W. Ivey . ^
J. B. Tribble • ^ -'
S. A. Johnson, boarding
W. M. Powell
R. C. Folger
W. B. Allen
S. A. Murray
W.F.Sibley
55 rear H. Holcomb, c
C. Jones, c
* 50 S. Griscom
D. Gradv
STREETS
BUT
10
11
12
13
14
16
18
20
25
38
40
46
52
53
55
W. M. Scott
57 W. Johnson
Mrs. S. Fitzgerald ,
rear E. Hill, c
J. Walton, c
58 M. Lynch
J. F. Lynch
59 McD. Eubanke
66 C. Ruckle
O. Pans
69 V. A. Wilson
Mrs. J. Wilson
Miss M. Wilson, dressmkr
rear, J. Sherman, c
70 J. A. Lesuer
W. A. Seymour
(Crossing Jenkiut.)
71 B. Wall ,
73 Mrs. D. Wall
John Hackmann * ' .
75 W. A. King . ^
81 J. B. Boatenreiter ' '
92 L. A. Rusch
J. Callahan
96 J. Barker t
100 B. F. Floyd
(Crossing College.)
102 Colored M. E. Church
126 T. Lee, c
128 T. Clark, c
130 H. Kent, c
(Crossing Raspberry.)
133 B. McKenny, c
134 G. Valentine, c
135 P. Eskridge, c
136 C. Johnson, c
137 J. Williams, c
140 C. A. Blair, c, physician
148 F. Gettis, c
150 H. Little, c
151 A. N"unly, c
C. Nunly, c
152 C. Echols, c
153 C. Hawkins, c
154 T. Thomas, c
R. Turner, c
159 J. Carr, c
J. Matthews, c
162 W. F. Turner, c
rear, A. Porter, c
165D. Culm, c
J. Grant, c
166 L. Hill, c
J. Hammond, c
167 C. Lee, c
168 A. Dozier, c
169 H. Underwood, c, carpenter
171 S. Easley, c
178 J. Thomas, c
381 A. Montgomery, c
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prioet.
II and 13 Whitehall Street.
1.
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REAL ESTATE
BUT
of every description, Olty
and Ooimtry, ±or swile l>v
T. A. Frlenson, lO Wall St.
BY
120
STREETS
CAI
182 F. Seott, c
185 R. Atkins, c
186 L. Howard, c
189 H. Fain, c
C. Logan, c
190 S. Loyd, c
J. King, c
195 J. M. Pinckney, c
(Crossing Houston.)
(Crossing Ellis.)
201 C. Harris, c
J. Davis, c
P. Hightower, c
J. Davis, c
203 L. Wilson, c
(Crossing Cain.)
210 Z. E. Cargile, c
212 A. Thomas, c
221 R. Cooper, c
A. W. Finch, c
223 H. Cloud, c
225 S. Warren, c
nw cor Baker, ^. George, e
G. Armstrong, c
W. Armstrong, c .
J. George, c
241 B. Smith, c
243 S. Johnson, c
259 F.Harris, c
N. Motts, c
261 F. Doe, c
X. Mays, c
SOUTH.
8 J. Yarbrough ;>
W. Yarbrough
R. Yarbrough
W. Kirksey
11 W'. H. Holcomb, wood
13 B. Tilton, c
15 H. Marshall, c
36 H. Manning ^,
rear L. Hannah i -
C. Elmore
nw cor Ga. R. R
physician
40R. P. Dodge .- .
B. Dodge
J. B. Dodge
F. Few
46 P. Houston, c
48 Georgia Eclectic Medical College
52 S. Cones c, shoemkr
M. Pryor c, shoemkr a
54 C. S. Annis - ~
B. Freeman
(Crossing East Hunter.)
66 ('. E. Burns, 6- ^ ^
68 H. Williams, <•
\-
A. D. Bellamy,
S. Easley, c ji '
S. Johnson, c ■
70 S. Crawford, c
71 L. G. Morris
C. Morris
72 F. Freeman, c
74 J. Crawford, c
L. Jones, c
B. Shields, c ~
76 A. J. Reed, c •
78 P. Matthews, q
79 E. Tanner, c t
S. Moss, C . ; ,
B. Moss, c ;
80 J. Knott !
83 M. Thrasher, c .
84 B. Knott
88 J. M. Knott
90 Miss C. Robinson, school
rear J. Cobb, c
H. Taylor, c 1
M. Taylor, c
92 W. S. Garr
rear M. Boyett, c
98 T. G. Rawlins, coal and wood
CAIN, from Peachtree e to limits and w
to Luckie, thence sw to W. & A. E. It.
1st s of Harris, Wards 4 and 5.
EAST.
11 S. L. McBride
J. J. Glenn
15 C. R. Harris ij
J. O. Harris * -
D. B. Harris
N. O. Harris
16 Vacant
17 T. P. Amis
Mrs. S. E. Pullen
28 S.Meyer
. (Crossing Ivy.)
41 Mrs.M. E. Wilson
C. M. Wellborn
42 H. C. Peeples
Mrs. E. J. Peeples
Howard Peeples
T. J. Peeples
45 H. M. Beutell
J. Muckenhaupt
46 S. Durand
49 Mrs. A. P. Edwards
E. P. King
B. A. Pratte
J. C. Olmstead
A. B. Randall
50 Mrs. L. M. McDonnell
53 J. 31. Green
57 W. Compton
58 O. Bohnef('ld
01 R. n. Moomaugh
;■;
THFTEINESAW p°"™ *" *"' =^'
iitQ the North, East & West.
:R>o-u.gn a.nd. Dressed. Liamloer!
CAI
(Crosssing Collins.)
82 F. W. Hart, Jr
84 J. A. Wrigley
W. L. Tappan
86 W. Baswell
B. Baswell
J. C. Baswell
rear, A. Chappel, c
L. Dorsey, c
J. Freeman, c
F. Eda, c
S. Lamar, c
E. Richmond, c
92 W. Ward,
Mrs. W. Ward, butcher
95 G. Crozier, c
G. Dickson, c
J. Wilson, c
H. Hall, c
96 C. Smith, c .
C. Pope, c
97 T. Quaterman, c -
B. Arrington, c
101 C. C. Cater, c
O. Smith, c
J. Taylor, c
rear, G. Taylor, c
M. Hamilton, c
112 (Crossing Calhoun.) - *
114 Mrs. M. E. Stanford, grocer
115 A. Smith, c
B. Craig, c ' . .
116 A. Bennett, c
118 Rev. W. R. Clemonts, c
120 B. B. Young, c
M. Pitts, c
125 G. Bailey, c
J. Bailey, c
J. Linnond, c
J. Hightower, c
A. Smith, c
A. Murphy, c
126 R. Clay, c
127 M. Smith, c
128 M. McAfee, c
131 J. Anderson, c
133 J. Brewster, c
135 H. Freeman, c
C. Green, c
137 P. Whitfield, c
S. Johnson, c
Z. Owens, c
J. Freeman, c
138 L. Phillips, c
139 S. Walker, c
A. Farrow, c
F. W. Anderson, c
R. Eni!:lish, c
J. T>acy, c
STREETS
CAI
'f
Write
TO
140 S. Mitchell, c, grocer
J. Mitchell, c
144 R. Howard, c
J. Moore, c
148 B. Summers, c
S. Summers, c
(Crossing Butler.)
151 W. Xelson, c
153 S. Davis, c , .
155 A. Harrison, c \
163 N. Parks, c i
175 H. Waverly, c 1
177 H. Wimberly, c . I
181 H. C. Carroll, grocer j
J. McCann, c j
183 J. Parks, c ' J
187 C. Badger, c
199 C. Taffrc
201 G. Hayes, c
209 E. Smith, c
/ A. MitcheU, c
rear, H. Davis, c
211 N. Atkins, c
W. Hill, c
243 E. Ferguson, c > ^
260 J. C. Dunlap
264. J. G. Dunlap
WEST.
3 Mrs. A. Johnson
Mrs. M. Dearman
Mrs. S. Knight
Mrs. C. Vevers
Mrs. E. Wood
5 W. H. Johnson
Mrs. E. Walker
Mrs. M. Crawford
, A. Boggus
1 f- Boggus
i Mrs. A. Busby
: 7 J. T. Darnell
F. Mclntyre
Mrs. L. Brown
J. Brown
Mrs. A. Brooks
J. Rogers
G. Bess
Mrs. M. Justice
J. Billings
N. Jordan
(Crossing Spring.)
33 A. L. Dorsey
37 C. E. Reynolds
Mrs. S. E. Tompkins
Mrs. M. Shackleford
rear G. Newman, c
43 F. S. Rounds
47 W. McConnell
(Crossing Church,)
51 P. P. Kilby
-i
H I ATWATFR ^^^^^ ^^^^^ Mnbum Wagon Co.,
I ifl L. n I nn I lii for prices to the trade.
f
Hi,.
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i
42 North Broad, ^
> For Coal and Wood.
CAI
BY
122
STREETS
CAL
F. W. Kilby
T. E. Kilby
E. M. KUby
53 (Crossing Williams.)
60 Missouri Hill, c
62 Caledonia BaUue, c
(Crossing James.)
64 W. B. Pruden, c
71 R. S. Waters
75 L. P. Campbell
77 J. A. Campbell
H. K. Campbell
B. Campbell
79 E. F. Hahn
(Crossing Orme.)
U Mrs. M. A. WUbanks
Mrs. S. Safford
85 W. Forsyth
A. Forsyth
93 G. Welch
98 W. A. Sterling
(Crossing Luckie.)
nw cor W. & A. R.R., F. Thurman, c
CAI4I0UN, from Decatur ne to Foster,
thence n to limits and sw to McDon-
ough at Honter, 1st e of Collins, Wards
3 and 4.
NOIWH.
8 M. Mahoney
J. F. Mahoney
J. P. Mahoney
11 J. M. Toy -
14 W. H. Berrv
17 A. D. Wameling
J. Golucke
rear R. Turner, c
W. Dixon, c .
R. Stevens, c *
18 J. Dodd, c >
D. Thomas, c ' '
21 D. Buice
A.M. Harden
25 J. R. Sanders '-
26 W.L.Hubbard ::
W. L. Hubbard, Jr
Mrs. G. Lassiter
29 Mrs. M. Steele
Mrs. N. A. Chandler
G. P. Campbell
Mrs. J. Sutlive
30 Dr. F. H. Peck
W. Fuller
33J. W. Vamell
34 A. J. Haltiwanger •
R. M. Jones ^
36 C. J. Smith
1^. M. Carpenter
J-? /
37 W. P. Lother
Mrs. E. Lother ' '
(Crossing GilmerO
41 Mrs. R. Baldwin :^'
J. Baldwin I
J. H. Everitt ^
I E. Lowry j \
45 H. Halsey f •■
49 J. W.Woodruff , . ^
W.D.Wood
50 Mrs. A. L. Barnes
H. GuUatt >-
W. Gullatt
51 W. S. Withers
55 O. Price
56 J. C. Hunnicutt
Mrs. J. Snow
59 Mrs. S. Blount
62 J. Gatins, grocer
(Crossing Jenkins.)
63 J. S. Yarbrough
68 W. H. Roche *
72 P. A. Garvey
74 H. Adams
Mrs. M. A. Boyd
Mrs. M. K. Adams
Mrs. M. C. Smith
75 P. W. Geary
76 Dr. D. O. C. Heery
D. T. Heery
rear, A. E. Gresham, c
79 G. Berry
83 F. X. Bliley
87 S. Lawrence
J. B. Lawrence
P. B. Lawrence
J. DeT. Lawrence
91 J. A. Crim
C. P. Shackelford
92 R. H. Norris
93 S. Gaines, c
95 G. Oliver
W. S. Wilson
98 S. Gaines, c
99 B. F. Longley
(Crossing Foster, ss.)
106 Dr. J. F. Roughton
J. Boy Ian
108 B. Karwisch
110 J. Glover, c
E. Wyatt, c
133 W. H. McClain, grocer
(Crossing Wheat.)
135 W. H. McClain
W. F. Park
141 Mrs. H. W. Gillespie
J. W. Gillespie
142 T. R. Ashworth
ALWAYS TRAVEL E^i^rfTKtl
GO TO MARK BERRY'S ToL" WANT SHOES
33 FESAOHirRElE; STR.EBSrr. '
CAL
BY
123
STREETS
143 J. M. Paden
146 Mrs R. Magnus
P. C. Magnus
J. A. Magnus
rear, E. Howard, c
B. Brown, c
149 R. E. Rushton
C. H. White
150 J. Hollings worth
153 J. W. Merritt
156 W. E. Jones
C. Johnson
G. Hamlin ^
159 J. L. King
Mrs. F. King
160 C. Turner, c
J. Griffin, c
161 O. J. Wallace
162 G. Cherry
rear, A. Bird, c
172 P. Wilson, c
(Crossing Houston.)
183 Vacant
187 K. Stokes, c ■■ * *
200 Mrs. H. C. Hatfield ^ ^
J. P. Blackman
rear, J. Jackson, c
A. Bell, c
219 C.L.Stewart
221 E. S. England
223 J. M. Crawford
Mrs. S. F. Quigley I
224 F. Hill, c •
J. Arnold, c
J. Hill, c :•
J. Arnold, c
B. Arnold, c
225 M. Prindell, c
228 M. Edmundson, c
R. Allen, c
230 A. Brooks, c
P. Brooks, c
231 J. Henderson, c, grocer
M. Goodman, c
(Crossing E. Cain.)
251 A. Gordon, c
J. See, c
254 H. Davidson
J. Martin
Mrs. M. McFarlin
rear, M. Johnson, c
L. Bell, c
258 Rev. J. Williams, c
C. Jones, c
C. Gresham, c
262 A. Summers, c
269 A. Dittler, grocer
270 L. Bevins, c
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(Crossing Harris.)
271 M. Woods, c t , ..
K. D. Crutchfield, c / -
273 L. Woddard, c ] -
G. Roland, c 'j -;
275 J. C. Freeman, c ;. f ; > ,/rt .
J. Badger, c i v
278 T. Fechter j /. ^
280 Rev. D. T. Greene ^
283 Mrs. S. Longley, restaurant
284 W. Parks, c • .
J. Bishop, c
285 S. Turner, c .
H. May, c '
286 L. Bias, c
287 S. Davis, c ■ ' ." ■
288 L. Bullock, c ^ ' •
289 L. Willams, c f
I. McDowell, c
290 M. Williams, c
J. Guffey, c
291 E. Polk, c
A. Polk, c
B. Polk, c
O. Polk, c
293 H. D. Moseley, c, grocer
W. A. Clay, c
350 G. W. Shelverton
352 A. Cloud, c
M. Neal, c
369 G. S. Wolford
Mrs. E. G. Lappinor .
371 S. W. Williams^
F. A. Williams
NORTH OF BAKER.
2d es S. Cousins, c
3d es S. Moon, c
4th es K. Law, c
5th es E. Gilbert, c
6tii es I. Swanson
W. Cleveland
Mrs. L. Hutchins
rear A. Phillips, c
M. Armstrong, c
C. G. Armstrong, c
1st ws Mrs. A. E. Josephs
Mrs. F. E. Coleman
rear S. Waller, c
2d ws Vacant, T. A. Frierson, agt
ne cor Forrest av, F. G. Hancock
NORTH OF NORTH AV.
1st WS T. Cobb c
2d ws Vacant
3d ws P. Comett
se cor Currier, S. PuUiam, c
se cor Cox, H. Echols, c
SOUTH.
8 W. Atkins, c
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Perfect fit guaranteed.
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XVl^rllj J-JkJlJrilJLjT. A. Frier«on, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St.
CAL BY 124 STREETS CHA
W. DuPree c
C. Dupree, c
9 T. Biirke
10 E.* Brown, c
H. Hughes, c
11 R. Johnson, c
J. Atkinson, c
12 C. Gibson, c )
13 L. Goodman, c
15 Mad. M. Kennedy
20 to 24 W. S. Withers, iron founder
26 and 2Q}£ Oliver & Carey, contractors
CAMERON, from Fair s nr e Umits,
Wards.
CAPITOL PLACE, north end of Crew,
opening on Capitol Square.
1 O. F. Simpson
H. L. Griffin '
3 R. H. Clark
G. T. Clark
R. H. Clark, Jr
5 T. E. Screven
16 J. E. Roy
H. T. Earnest
C. McD. Browne
22 Vacant, Hendrix & McBurney, agts
CARTER, from Davis w to Tine, 1st n
of Hunter, Ward 1.
10 A. Williams, c
12 P. Maddox, c
CASSIUS ALLEY, from West Peters n
to Nelson, Ist w of C. R. R., Ward 1.
CASTLEBERRY, from Forsyth w to C.
R. R., thence nw to Peters, Ist n of
Fair, Ward 1.
3 A. Israel
5 I. Lieberman
11 Vacant
12 D. S. Pacetti
14 H. Gray
J. A. Gray
N. M. Bartlett v <
J. Middleton
23 Mrs. L. Dison
26 Mrs. N. H. Lester
27 H. Haverty
35 Mrs. C. Daly ; '
37 J. G. Bloodworth
40 P. Daly
T. Haverty
CEDAR, from West Peachtree at Alex-
ander, ne to Peachtree, Ward 1.
10 C. Glover, c
18 G. Martin, c
20 F. Calhoun, c
24 W. H. Jordan
28 T. J. Mercer
nw cor Peaehtreo, T. J. Smith
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.
28 M. Robinson, c
30 C. O.Johnson "^
32 Rev. J. B. L. WilUams, c
39 B. Hicks, c
41 J. Bailey, c ■ /' v
141 J.Terry, c ^ ;
J. Stanberry, c ' •
149 C. Ferrell, c '
R. Ferrell, c
208 Jack & McClellan, candy mnfrs
212 Jud^e Stokes, c
W. Moss, c
216 A. Jones, c - *
218 T. Goodman, c - ^ -
220 E. Brown, c "^ ;
M. S. Starke, c * ,
222 Asa Oslin, c
J. Berry, c
224 Sarah Brooks, c
sw cor McDaniel, A. Sanderson, c
H. Carter, c
J. Sanders, c
WEST OF HUMPHRIES.
2d ss J. Ross, c
N. Robinson, c
J. B. Broadnax, c ' \ j
3d ss I. Logan, c
4th ss H. Lavender, c '
I 5th ss JE. Henderson, c
R. Martin, c
WEST OF WHITEHALL.
1st SS R. Pratt, c
2d ss M. Birch, c
3d ss R. Gordon, c
4th ss Mrs. M. Ayers
CHAMBERLAIN, from Yonge e to Jack-
son, 1st 8 of Foster, Ward 4.
37 J. E. Johnson
38 Presbyterian Chnrch
40 C. E. Acker man
44 W. Jemigan
P. B. Jernigan
66 W. Sloan, c, blacksmith
B. Thomas c
69 Mrs. A. Stone
sw cor Fitzgerald, E. Loiig, c
ne cor Fitzgerald, W. DuflS"
97 A. M. Wallace
CHAPEL, from Hajnes sw to limits, 1st
w of Walker, Ward 1
1 S. M. Eraser
2 P. Turner, c
J. Middlebrook, c
5 A. J. Stewart
L. H. Stowers
H. L. AblMitt
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nw cor Peaehtreo, T. J. Smith | H*. l! Abl>ott
W. J. WnUHGHAM ^.m^'^r
STREETS CHA
CHA
125
7 W. A. King
B. S. King
10 D. Simmons, c
12 W. Mitchell
J. Goodson
rear J. Sharp, c
H. Crawford, c
E. Farmer, c
C. Mallory, c
D. Gordon, c
13 J. Beasley, c
14 Mrs. E. Latham
J. Latham ,
rear R. Sanders, c
15 D. D. Davis c .
H. Davis, c -- '
A. B. Murden, c
A. P. Jones, c
W. S. Jones, c • - '
16 J. Winters, c -:
17 I. Easley, c
18 R. Talliaferro, c
19 W. Davis, c > " J
22 H. West,c ^ : i
W. Simmons, c M ' '
25 J. Bently, c : j
27 Mrs.S. E. Parker i
Mrs. S. O'Connor 1 •
Jas. O'Connor 1
John O'Connor '
28 J. Malone, c
R. Allen, c
31 J. M. Boyle
37 J. Stames
41 G. B. Smith, grocer
(Crossing Tattnall.)
45 J. F. Parker, butcher
49 J. Dennis
51 A. E. Dickey
53 Mrs. A. A. Jackson
Mrs. J. B. Whitaker
J. Whitaker
55 (Crossing Porter ns.)
(Crossing Nelson ss.)
66 J. M. Osbom
J. T. Samples'
se cor Stonewall, Evans Chapel
69 Dr.O. Stovall
71 Mrs. E. I. McManaman, grocer
E. F. McManaman
75 A. H. Delort
A. Delort '
78 Rev. T. Pearce
79 H. E. Starnes
S. M. Starnes
81 W. :51ynn
G. Flynn
82 T. J. Belcher
85 J. D. Pannell
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imi iM uii
89 Mrs. A. Brockham
90 R. Saye '
93 W» H. West
95 A. M. Waites
T. Waites, butcher and grocer
96 J. A. Rush
97 (Crossing Fair.)
99J. O.White
J. O. Harris
100 Rev. W. B. Smith
W. C. Smith
Mrs. N. Jordan
Mrs. A. C. Lambert
107 Vacant
111 J. K. P. Pace
117 S. M. Truitt
121 Mts. M. L. Clayton
123 A. Clay
(Crossing Larkin.)
129 (Crossing Greens Ferry av ns.)
139 W. Spencer, grocer
146 S. J. Jenkins, c
(Crossing Trenholm.)
148 G. Hatfield, c
150 A. R, Frost, c
(Crossing Brick.)
160 J. Parker, c
171 P. Pellegrini
175 R. Epinger, c
178 Pellegrini & Castleberry, terra cotta
wks
183 L. Johnson, c
185 Vacant
188 A. Petty, c
189 Mrs. M. Jones
J. T. Hanson
Mrs. E. A. Turner
W. Schmidt
J. Turner
Mrs. S. McDonald
rear B. Brown, c
193 J. H. Bro^^Ti, c
W. Freeman, c
195 J. Bentley, c
H. Woods, c
C. Woods, c
201 J. A. Fulton, grocer
209 W. C. Hartman
213 M. Ridgdale
CHATHAM, from Oullatt e to limits, Ist
8 of Fair, Ward 8
Beyond limits, J. W. Smith
CHATTAHOOCHEE, from Simpson n
to John, Ist w of Gray, Ward 1
5 R. Howard, c
H. Willingham, c
FOEIlNJCAEEIAGESJCfifilES,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wi^^ooi, Etc
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CHA • BY 126 STRKKTS
Coal ft WoMf
42 N. Broad.
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7 A. Coleman, c
se cor Jones av, A. R. Churchill
21 James Price, c
25 Hester Foster, c
29 John Comer, c
Hilliard Davis, c *
Joseph Lemons, c
36 John Atwater, c
Benjamin Wilson, c
Joseph Wilson, c
47 James Alfred
Green Clayton
54 Margaret Bell, c
Robert Wilson, c
55 Ella Laster, c
56 Aaron Gates, c
57 Henry Sellers, c
59 Arnet Warner, c
71 Green Shuford, c •
CHERBT, from North ay n t» Umits, Ist
e of Plnm, Wards
CHESTNUT, from Green's Ferry av n
to limits, Ward 1
CHURCH, from Peachtree at Forsyth
nw to Cain, Ist ne from James, Ward 5
11 L, Robinson, c
12 H. Alexander, c
J. Smith, c
15 T. Smith, c
A. Matthews, c
18 Dr. T. L. Raines
R. T. Raines
W. H. Raines
Mrs. E. L. Collier
(Crossing Fairlie.)
24 Mrs. K. Bond
Miss A. Washington ^
rear J. Anderson, c !
32 R. M. Rose [
J. S. Jarvis " j .
34 E. Mashburn . i -
R. D. Waldron u-vvj ;
(Crossing Cone.)
35 Mrs. M. R. Averett .^|
J. M. Averett v-^f
J. H. Pogue - • f ' ' /
37 J. H. Gavan ;
39 B.J.Davis .;% / .
Mrs. I. A. Benton v~^- ; '
41 J.N. Landrum , -4 •
42 J. I. McAllister : f^
W. E. McAllister ^ iV .,
N. J. Wooding
rear J. Peavy, c ' ' . ' •
8W cor Spring, W. Terry, c r
44 Dr.W. T. Goldsmith
Miss M. Atkinson *
47- J. iiagomarsino ^_^-,,
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50 J. R. Drake
56 J. A. Adair
Mrs. L. Clark
(Crossing Cain.)
58 J.T. Bruffy ,_,^. ...- ,,
CLARA, from W. Peters nr junc Walk-
er, e to C. R. B., Ward 1
CLARKE, from Windsor e to Connally,
3d s of Fair, Wards 2 and 3
5 C. O. Sheridan
F. R. Sheridan ^
7 W. C. Bowman
O. Ballard I
8 T. Erwin, c '
(Crossing Form wait.)
10 W. Green, c
11 G. Reed, c
12 J. Floyd, c
13 R. Morris, c
14 J. Cooper, c
15 D. Morris, c
16 H. Watkins, c .
51 H. Munds, c
120 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
125 J. Bishop
142 Mrs. F. H. Warner
152 A. Robinson, c : -
(Crossing McDonough.) ' .
177 H. Payne, c -
180 M. Williams, c
188 R. Williams, c ' .
189 M. Cargile, c, undertaker
A. Bailey, c
W. Knott, c
(Crossing Eraser.) *
200 M. Gordon, c
201 R. Howe, c
R. G. Glascow, c
C. Glascow, c
A. Millbrook, c
203 G. Bethel, c
J. Bethel, c '
210 W. R. Page
216 L. McRae, c
220 G. Washington, c
J. Reese, c ,
225 E. Lowe, c
J. Jones, c
226 A. Cook, c
M. Merritt, c
228 P. Edwards, c
229 A. May, c
233 P. Butler, c
237 C. Pullen, c
CLIFFORD, from Cain s to EUis, w of
Calhoun, Ward 4
nw cor Ellis, F. W. Hart
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Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
MMMiK mmmwr, boots & shoes,
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127
STREETS
COL ^
W. H. Hart
14 H. Underwood
rear, M. Smith, c
L. Styles, c
15 Miss F. Weathers
Miss N". M. Grimes
17 N. Fry, c
18 R. H. Badger, physician ^*
21 A. Graze, c
C. Graze, c
J. Graze, c
22 E. Gaterson, c
P. King, c ■
25 G. B. Hartman, c
C. Anderson, c
. 28 J. Penny, c
C. Penny, c
. COLLEGE, from Foster at Calhoim se to
Pratt, 1st ne of Jenkins, Ward 4.
18 M. J. Searcy, c ^-■^■- * ^if *
W. McCoy, c
COLLINS, from Decatur ne to Foster,
thence n to North av and s to Ga. R,
E,, Isteoflyy, Ward4.
NORTH. ■ ~ 1
6 A. Simmons, c
W. Acres, c
13 M. A. Blount
J. Conn
14 G. Holstead, c
A. Wright, c
G. Hosley, c
15 J. R. Bradbury
J. P. Speer
17 C. Hutchins c, dressmkr
A. Thomas, c
A. Greenwood, c
H. Little, c
L. Thomas, c .
A. Thomas, c
E. Greenwood, c
21 Mrs. A. Caldwell
J. Caldwell
22 M. J. Duffy, dressmkr
J. MUler
23 Mrs. B. L. McCutchen
T. E. McCutchen
G. E. Smyth, physician
24 J. J. Duffy
25 D. A. O'Connor
37 J. J. Toon
(Crossing Gilmer.)
H 46 J. Smith, c
P. White, c
J. Vamer, c
T. Jackson, c
47 P. J. Blount
48 E. B. Brown
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J. T. Hubbard
Mrs. M. M. Redwood
49 (Crossing Warren Place.)
56 J. H. Anderson
B.W.Allen . i'., :
MisfiC. E. Anderson, dressmkr
G. W.Taylor, c ,.:
rear J. Low, c
A. Badger, c
C. Saurs, c *.
68 J. Jarrett
-^ Hurston
59 S. B. Brzezinski
B. Bramlett
63 Amos Fox
65 T.J.Boyd
rear S. A. Stokes, c
66 Mrs. P. Lynch
Mrs. K. Wootten
rear P. Smith, c
P. Flower, c
68 H. Lynch
69 W. A. Downs
R. B. Anderson
G. B. Watson
C. M. Downs
R. J. Williams
E.Christie
S. A. Crumley
W. J. Lewis
J. E. G. Simmons
J. M. Harrison
P. J. Glass
W. J. Darnell /
S. Dillard
W. Ashley
71 J. W. Sims
73 F. B. Gillespie
74 M. Butler
P. BuUer
F. Butler
Mrs. E. Butler
76 C. Schnatz
rT. Smiley
Mrs. A. S. Smiley
78 T. B. Brady
H. M. Patterson
J. A. Miller
79 G. E. Price
Mrs. L. Speer
85 J. T. Warnock, physician
G. W. Delbridge, physician
Mrs. R. J. Co wart, boarding
Mrs. A. C. Shackelford
W. E. McLeod
(Crossing Wheat.)
98 F. H. Quitman
99 Dr. R. W. Westmoreland
rear G. Banks, c
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at SI.
Keeps no trasK called shirU. .
Hand 13 Whitehall St^.
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COL
M. Banks, c
100 Mrs. M. L. Wood
R. E. NoUey
J. T. Rogers
101 W. T. Newman
C. Li Newman
rear W. Pope, c
102 G. McLamar, c
R. Thompson, c
C. Walker,vc
S. Wright, c
F. Snead, c
E. Shekams, c
G. Dobbs, c
J. Griffin, c
J. Windbush, c
T. Russell, c
103 J. P. Huntley
108 A. P. Ford *
110 P. Holcomb
111 W. J. Hogan
118 C. Boeckh
A. Boeckh
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(Crossing Houston.)
126 F. R. Shackelford
128 Vacant
129 Mrs. M. R. Andrews
130 J. T. Carter,
133 Dr. C. L. Wilson
138 J. Boutell
(Crossing Ellis.)
150 O. Sheahan
154 Mrs. H. J. Hollis
Mrs. B. Lewis
156 L. Heinerkup
160 R. M. Lockhart
Mrs. E. H. Ogden
rear J. Carter, c U
161 W. R. Smith 1" '
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STREETS
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164 (Crossing E. Cain.)
165 P. H. Snook
177 R. M. Farrar ■'■ U-
Mrs. M. L. Harris
R. W. Farrar
rear, M. Edmundson, c
179 R. B. Trippe
V. Renfroe
180 J. Ryan
183 Mrs. C. P. Sams
P. F. Sams
R.W.Sams V'^
rear, J. Cox, c r ,
S. Jones, c
ne cor Harris, Atlanta City
Co
215 J. Rhea
T. H. Williams
W. 31. Williams
IHE K£NNESA¥
Brewing
216 St. Joseph's Infirmary
(Crossing Baker.)
235 J. M. Sayles
MrsM. Collins I . .
241 Vacant, W. S. Bell, agt
rear, J. Thomas, c
H. Johnson, c
V D. Kenyon, c
245 W.'^G. Freeman i
J. H. Smith
248 Mrs. F. Kelsey
268 (Crossing Forrest av.)
271 W. J. Langston
291 W. P. Leach ^
G. Stewart v ^ V " :
295 A. L. Holbrook li v
299 P. Bellenger ' ' ^
F. Matthews
(Crossing Currier.) •
311 H. C. Mitchell
313 Rev. J. H. Parker
G. T. Peacock
rear, J. Blanton, c ^
315 L. W. Post
H. R. Post
359 CD. Jones
W. Jones ^
(Crossing Pine.)
361 C. E. Webb
W. Ellis
370 Vacant
371 W. A. Winters
404 F. E. Veal
408 W. GoflF
410 Vacant
SOUTH.
6 B. Anderson, c, shoemkr
M. Joplin, c, umbrella mender
D. Perry, c
J. Maddox, c
J. Nix, c
M. Nix, c
H. Nix, c
P. Watson, c
W. Dupree, c
F. Tolbert, c
W. Byers, c
P. Hawkins, c •
M. Walton, c
Mad. C. Johnson
Mad. L. Howard
Miss tva Edwards
Mad. L. Stroemer
Sdu. Ex. Co. Stables
and 17 Mad. C. B. Howard
Mad. S. Ash ton
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to the NQrth, E9$t & West.
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129
STREETS
COO
CONE, from Marietta ne to Church, Ist
se of Spring, Ward 5
20 W. A. Moore
J. Moore
Dr. A. L. Barry
rear, T. Clark, c
25 Mrs. A. Pearson
U. Weeks
Mrs. S. A. Harley
Mrs. C. Harden
27 Mrs. E. Mauphin
Mrs. R. Walseman
Mrs. S. S. Alston
29 C. P. N. Barker
31 C. E. Sergeant.
J. Frey .
34 J. W. English
J. A. English
rear A. Lowe, -c
(Crossing Luckie.)
36 B. F. Abbott
56 W. Hamilton
J. S. Oliver .
L. H. Oliver
57 J. B. Campbell
S.J. Dent
C. Campbell ' . •
58 J. R. DuBose
E. R. DuBose
R. Radford
O. Thomas
J. W. Austin ;
59 J. F. Barclay •;
W. H. Millen
G. W. Inge
(Crossing James.)
60 Mrs. L. F. Pritchett
61 T. R. Wright
Mrs M. S. Wright
W. Y. Wright
. G. B. Wright
A. Roberts
O. A. V. Rose ^
64 F. Flint
rear B. Davis, c
65 J. P. Clark
70 W. I. Hudson
D. D. Barnes
CONNALLY, from Fair s to Little,
Warjl 3
7 J. Drew
A. Creech . f •
Miss N. Herron
9 L. C. Schelpert
L. Schelpert
E. J. Wooten
11 M. Harden, c
M. Young:, c
13 J. Snipes, c
15 G. W. Johns
B. Johns
16 D.' Bain
I. Cook
J. Campbell 1
J. Chatfield
17 J. S. Mosteller
21 (Crossing Jones.)
28 H. L. Hoover
41 J. Brown, c j
M. Howard, c } *
(Crossing Glynn.)
46 P. R. Johnson
J. W. Burns
48 P. Cassidy ' .
75 H. Monday, c
79 A. Thompson, c
J. Thompson, c •
81 J. Russell, c . ■ i
; : V. Maddox, c
M. White, c
83 H. Kemp, c -
89 W. Hughes, c
J. Hughes, c
W. Hughes, c
93 J. Jones, c
I. Jones, c
97 C. Bankston
G. Bankston
S. Bankston
111 Hunnicutt <fc Bellingrath, cement
pipe ninfrs
COOPER, from WhitehaU at Fair s to
limits, 1st w of Windsor, Ward 2
20 W. H. H. Phelps
23 Vacant
25 W. E. Snowden
26 S. Benjamin
27 Mrs. R. A. Sims
C. E. Robinson
G. W. Sims
rear B. BeU, c
<Crossing Jones.)
29 W. A. LansdeU *
J. B. LansdeU
35 W. B. Burke
39 Vacant
42 C. W. Gause
43 W. A. Smith
44 Vacant, J. Robinson, agt
46 B. H. Catching
50 (Crossing Rawson.)
51 H. Franklin
R. Franklin
. (Crossing Rawson.)
56 T. P. Westmoreland
04 J. F. Cummin^s
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BUGGIES, ETC., GO TO
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130
STREETS
CRE
J. B. Cummings
T. H. Brown
66 e. H. Barnes
R. B. Barnes
I. J. Tichenor
(Crossing Clarke.)
181 C. S. Pines
185 P. Wims, c
187 M. l^olan, c
189 P. Griffin, c
191M. Hall, c
' J. Wilson, c
E. Williams, c
J. Wilson, Jr., c
193 B. Rhodes, c
G. Fernando, c
264 H. Haggerty
265 H. Hagerty
nw cor Aujderson, J. W. Alexander
CORNELIA, from Ga. R. R. n to Foster,
Ward 4
1 nw cor Decatur, I. Jackson, c
T. Rakestraw, c
5 F. Grant, c
C. Williams, c •
7 J. Ward, c
R. Ward, c
9 A. Sims, c
29 Vacant
30 W. McDonnold
J. N. Johnson
J. Wilson
34 C. Jackson, c
CORPUT, from W. & A. R. R. e to Plum,
Ist 8 of North av, Ward 6
11 L. Smith
15 A. H. Smith, butcher
19 C. T. Hadley
J. Sangee
230 J. Hays
234 Vacant
WEST
22 M. Irby, c
J. Johnson, c *" * .
E. Chester, c • - '
23 Mrs. Fannie Carr ~ :
,C. Weaver V -
27 J. Pugh
A. Toss '"'■
COX, from Peachtree e to Fort and
west to Orme, Wards 4 and 5
EAST. , '
20 Mrs. C. H. Center
J. M. Klingelsmith ^ .
81 M.E.Thornton
82 Vacant . .
86 W.A.Hilton iv
224 J. Arbery *^
226 J.N. Connell
228 C. M. Freeland
I
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: WEST OF PEACHTREE.
1st ns M. Gaines
WEST OF WILLIAMS.
2d ns J. Spivey
3d ns J. W. Vaughan
4th ns E. Moseley, c
5th ns W. Graddy
6th ns N^. Echols
CRA YEN'S Al from Bntler se to Fair,
Wards
1 H.' Evans, c
2 A. P. Paine
4 T. Living ♦ ;
CREW, from Mitchell sw to Peters junc
Fair, thence s to Glenn, Ward 2
31 G. Hillyer
J. M. Selkirk '
35 F. M. Potts . •
H. Potts
rear, G. Nelson, c
41 J. Isham
rear, L. Williams, c
43 Mrs. E. A. Colter
J. F. Colter
47 G. I. Thomas
55 J. Morrison
66 Dr. J. R. Harris
C. W. Harris
; C. B. Harris-
62 C. G. Helmer
63 H. H. Starr
67 B. Bennett
68 Mrs. V. A. Witcher
W. A. Witcher
H. Witcher
^ R. C. Bondurant
J. T. Bondurant
(Crossing Jones.)
71 R. T. Smillie
F. C. Smillie
76 J. H. Sterchi
77 Mrs. S. L. Solomon
Mrs. M. C. French
R. H. Solomon
78 C. G. Grosse
80 J. E. GuUatt
85 D. C. Goza
91 S. Brewer
95 J. G. Martin
G. R. Martin
Mrs. M. Martin
(Crossing Rawson.)
99 Mrs. E. E. Martin
E. J. Martin
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Smith American Omfens
ARH3 SXJFBRIOR rrr^ AT.-L OTHERS."
BY
R. E. Martin
100 T. H. P. Bloodworth
Mrs. S. F. Currey
104 J. R. Godkin
J. M. Henderson
Mrs. J. E. Palmer
110 W. M. Bell, c
L. Lee, c
111 B. B. Blackmon
Mrs. M. Stanley
118 J. H. Thibadeaux
J. M. Arniraux
119 Crew St. School
124 Mrs. A. J. Moore
G. W. McCarty
J. D. McCarty
128 W. C. Dodson
Mrs. S. Dodson
(Crossing Clarke.)
136 J. Howard
rear, W. Jones, c
137 W. R. Webster
R. L. Duncan
P. Duncan
G. Owens
rear A. Thompson, c
138 T. M. Taylor
142 W. B. Cummings ;
146 J. G. Russell
Mrs. R. E. Smith
150 C. W. HoUey ''
Mrs. E. A. Chapman
151 G. T. Fry
159 J. J. White . ' «
J.B.White
A. T. White
J.A.White
A.White
160 F. W. Byers
Dr. J. W. Byers
161 T. D. Frierson
E. B. Frierson
(Crossing Fulton.)
166 Vacant
170 J. A. Link
W. P. Link
171 F. ]^. Malone
173 B. M. Lanneau
174 C. C. Kernodle
175 M. T. Walker
M. T. Walker, Jr
H. Z. Harris
176 G. K. Bell
177 W. E. Lively
(Crossing Richardson.)
198 E. F. Clarke
199 A. Bellingrath
Mrs. M. Bellingrath.
131
STREETS
CRU
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200 E. M. M. Hooper ~ "
Mrs. M. Lathrop,
206 J. C. Judson
208 H. L. Har\'ey
209 W. G. Richards
210 S. W. Bacon
211 Vacant i
213 Mrs. C. C. Williams
X.C.Williams ;
Mrs. L. B. Calhoun I
Mrs. V. C. Coursen
nw cor Crumley, Mrs. J. N. Rodgers
216 C. W. Smith
228 John Render, c i ^ : • '
W. Glenn, c ' '■' "
236 Rev. G. W. Martin, c
245 John Smith, c
248 Howard Manuel, c
252 Clara Simpson, c
264 M. Williams, c
266 Rebecca Fears, c
280 H. Warner, c
290 P. Bomer, c
H. Bomer, c
sw cor Glenn, Vacant
CROWELL, from Windsor s to Humph-
ries, 3d w of Glenn, Ward 2.
CRUMLEY, from Humphries e to Con-
nally, 1st s of Richardson, Wards 2
and 3.
21 N. Howell, c
23 R. M. King, c
J. King, c
27 W. Ray, c
31 D. Bird, c
35 S. Simons, c
(Crossing Ira.)
38 M. Lawson, c
40 D. Loftin, c
se cor Windsor, J. Cook
130 I. Westmoreland, c
136 J. Thornton, c
138 D. Fain, c
EAST OP PULLIAM.
Ist 88 — McCrary
2d 88 J. M. Crary
G. H. Johnson
273 J. P, Hodge
rear A. Stevens
271 A. M. Jackson
G. T. Hardeman •
Mrs. M. Jacksc«i
276 ne cor Crew
281 sw cor McDonouffh
370 C. Woods c
I. Wood8,'c
R. Smith, c
y. Woods, c ,
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every desorfption
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
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BY
132
STREETS
DAV
E. Stokes, c
, L. Davis, c
CULVER, from Ella n to Greens Ferry
ay, Ist w of Leonard, Jamestown.
1 H. S. Alexander
2 J. Spurlin
J. M. Spurlin
Mrs. E. Spurlin
5 J. W. Aughtmau
C. G. Love
6 A. Day
S. J. Winkles
W. B. Smith
7 Mrs. M. A. McElroy
T. Davis
Mrs. S. Gann
J. Shaw
J. Wi|iters
J. Drake
R. H. Cook . •
R. D. Hays
J. L. Nichols
D. Cochran ' •
8 H. Ratteree - •
J. R. Paine
W. H. Bohen
W. Adkinson
CURRIER, from Peachtree e to Fort,
Ist n of Forrest av, Ward 4.
7 A. Prescott
W. R. Prescott
8E.S. Gay
EAST OF COLLINS.
2d ns T. A. Holbrook ~
2d ss H. S. Merritt ' ^
EAST OF CALHOUN.
ne cor Calhoun, B. Jones, c ^
R. PuUiam, c
J. Jones, c y
2d ns G. Brown, c ^
A. Jackson, c
2d ss R. Railey, c ^
3d ssH. O'Neil, c . .,- .
S. Collins, c .
4th ss W. Hill, c }
N. Lewis, c j"
6th ss J. Short, c ' - -<
CYPRESS, from Third n bey limits, 1st
e of West Peachtree, Ward 4.
D'ALVIGNY, from W. & A. R. R. w bey
limits, 8th n of Simpson, Ward 5.
• DABNEY, from Fair s to Bree nr e
limits, Ward 3.
DAIRY, from West Peachtree w to Plum
Ist n of Pine, Ward 6.
WEST OF FOWLER.
1st ns Vacant
2d ns Vacant
3d ns W. Dennis, c
4th ns J. Singleton, c
A. B. Randolph, c
5th ns F. Newton, c
2d ss G. Wallace
EAST OF PLUM.
2d ns S. D. Harris
DANIEL, from Decatur n to Foster nr e
limits. Ward 4.
4 Rev.. J. H. Yonge, c
H. Rentz, c
5 :Rev. G. Washington, c
6 L. J. Bourn
J. L. Toler .' \
S. Bourn • ' . ' .
7 R. Fleming, c
se cor Foster, J. Warford, c
SOUTH OF WALKER AL.
Be cor Walker al, J. Johnson, c .
2d es W. Calton, c
V. Greer, c ,
C. Moss, c
3d es Vacant
4th es A. Mason, c ; ,
rear, M. Roberts.
DAYIS. from Markham to Rock, Ist w
j of Haynes, Ward 1
NORTH OF MARKHAM.
Ist W8 A. Brown, c . ,
S. Jones, c
W. Johnson, c
W. Bines, c
2d ws C. Singleton, c ' -
J. Middle ton, c ,:^y
E. Scott, c ;■"
G. Brantly, c
3d ws H. Grant, c
I. Jennings, c . . '
G. Bryant, c j- '"/
<c " 4th ws A. Ford, c
T. Hunter, c
24 B. Morgan, c
C. Morgan, c
C. Greenwood, c
W. Hampton, c
28 J. Simpson, c
C. Williams, c
(Crossing Mitchell. )
36 J. A. Hancock
W. A. Hancock
R. Smith
38 T. J. Thompson
C. B. Ralls
46 W. Copeland, c
J. H. Townes, c
52 T. Hill, c
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ALWAYS TRAVEL a^Kt^
Co to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. MitcheU,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
^^ 133 STREETS D!EC
177 A. Klassett
BY
G. James, c
(Crossing Hunter.)
54 J. L. McGaughey
59 H. M. Ikerd
60 C. H. Belcher
61 G. F. Carroll
J. T. Harper
63 Vacant
65 W. Talley
66 W. M. Ennis
67 Mrs. C. Valentine
G. Valentine
68 R. T. Thomas
70 Vacant
71 J. P. Woodruff
72 J. C. Warwick
76 E. R. Budden
(Crossing Carter.)
82 G. N. Eakin
90 V. Sisson
97 A. Munson
98 Mrs. M. Hulbert
I. B. Lester
(Crossing Rhodes.)
119 Mrs. E. Kennedy
W. L. Smith
122 W. Edmundson, c
C. Washington, c ,
M. Howard, c .
124 W. R. Green
130 J.J.Evans '
134 Vacant "^ ^
138 J. D. Dodd, grocer ~
Mrs. S. A. Brown *
144 A. Rauschenberff
145 J. Ruby, c :t ^
lAT T TT ^i^^ossing Magazine.)
147 L. Huff, c
148C. M.Allen
J. S. A. Allen v^
150 J. Elliott J 'A^
J. Kennedy j • ''"•
153 F. Holland, c
F. Foster, c
155 C. F. Mayers
D. Callahan
157 P. Rauschenberff
158 B. D. Gardner
P. H. Smith
162 R. Gardner
W. J. Grentry
167 F. Christian, c
169 A. Davenport, c
R. Farmer, c
172 B. Jones
176 J. Maier, grocer
A. Maier
(Crossing Foundry.)
4,-
179 F. Schanck " ■ V "'
Mrs* S. Jones ' -
186 Mrs, T. Pound '
L. B. Pound
189 D.E.Stockton . * .-
Miss J. Maston '. . -
se cor Spencer, Vacant, Leak & Lyle
agts
DECATUR, from Peachtree se to Pratt
at Shipley, thence to e limits, Ward 4
1 Beermann & Kuhrt, cigars, etc
J. S. Lester, coal
E. M. Greeson, real estate
3 Atlanta City Brewing Co
4 and 6 J. Silvey & Co., whol dry
goods "^
L. Cochran, fruits
5 Baswell & Boggan, saloon
I ^'7!^k^^^^^^^^ ^ Co-» com mers, etc
a and 10 Robinson Bros. <fc Manffum
whol notions *
9 Kimball House store-room
11 M. Harralson Bros. & Co., whol to-
bacco and cigars
Jo 1^- Johnson, Son & Co., com mers
16 J. B. Daniel, whol drugs
14 Gramling, Spalding & Co., whol
boots and shoes
15 Kimball House (ladies entrance)
wH* S'" * ^o-' w^ol liquors, etc
W. J. Hodges, drugs
]IW ^* ^^^^^' *^^-» ^^ol millinery
18 McBride & Co., whol and retohina,
i etc '
(Crossing Pryor)
20 and 22 Lamar, Rankin & Lamar
drugs '
H?^^' ^- «^ones, c, restaurant
24 W.R.Finley,'c,' barber
io J. Mmor, c, barber
•^- Miller c, restaurant
II w' n Q V^* ^^^^^> ^^^^e^
28 W. D. Smith, grocer
31 Harrison Bros., coal and wood
f. S* Stevenson, c, billiards
^ M. Calhoun, c, hotel
36 Niles <fc Tryon, doors, sash, etc
o» A. Abrahams, dry goods
Abyssinian Library, c
39 Milburn Wagon Co
39>^ Young Men's Library Assn
40 and 40>^ McGeever & Brennan. sa-
loon and boarding
42 Wm.^Erskine <fc Co., Importers
44 J . J. Lynch, grocer
45 and 47 N. C. Spence, carriage mnfr
4b A. Lebanoff, dry goods
48 S. Rosenfeld, clothing
THE Ml[ RflRKf^^^sEtirtDSiPt&B^rtRE:
1 111. miJ-D U liil A iahed Wagon in the Market
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DEC
BY
134
STREETS
DEC
49 S. Watts, c, restaurant
50 Shields & Co., saloon
C. P. Johnson, butcher
50)^ D. N". Hightower, boarding
(Crossing Loyd ss.)
51 H. A. Agrieola, baker, etc
52 O. C. Carroll, saloon
64 B. Kelley, watchmkr
C. W. Beall, c, grocer
C. Blakely, c, shoemkr
54)^ Miss A. Gannon, boarding
56 nw cor Ivy, J. R. Sanders & Co.,
saloon
(Crossing Ivy ns.)
57 R. M. Thomson, saloon
E. R. Blanchard
58 F. King, drugs
59 Sciple & SoUf coal, etc
60 B. Nathan, clothing
62 W. Wood, butcher
63 McCray & Stevenson, c, saloon
64 H. Dyer, grocer
B. Nathan, clothing
65 J. Mangum, c
J. Turner, c
66 Terry & Bro., grocers
67 Miller & Brady, mule yards
68 TrajTiham & Ray, lumber, etc
70 J. T. Adair, grocer
70>^ D. H. P. Champion, fruits, etc
72 F. Golden, c, restaurant
74 S. Brooks, c
M. Howard, c ' ' ^
W. Echols, c •
P. Johnson, c
S. Bynam, c
S. Parker, c
W. Smiles, c
77 Atlanta House
W. D. Mulligan '_
F.Grant k '
H.A.Young
Mrs. E. Young
G. Kirksey ;
78 W. Leavett, c, barber
J. Thompson, c, restaurant
J. Ryan, c
82 F. F. Taber, physician s .
Mrs. M. C. Patch •
83 Mrs. C. M. Mason, boarding
84 H. Karwisch, butcher
85 Gate City Sewing Machine, Ex-
change and Repair Shop
W. E. Cunningham, watchmkr
86 H. Karwisch, saloon
87 sw cor Collins, Boyd & Hanye,
gi-ocers
88 H. Karwisch, baker, ^ocer, etc
(Crossing Collms.)
GO WEST
90 ne cor Collins, M. Beyer, grocer
91 D. HopKins c, restaurant
93 J. W. Utter, c, shoemkr
E. Hall, c, barber ,
94 Mrs. M. A. O'Neil l
J. P. Young i
95 M. McMasters, clothing
98 Mrs. M. A. O'Neill
99 C. A. Blair, c '
101 Mrs. E. Ezzard
C. B. Clemment, shoemkr
102 Curran & Co., upholsterers
103 O. L. Pease, wagon yard
105 Huflf & Hollingsworth, c, shoemkrs
106 D. P. Weathers & Co., meat, fruits,
rear M. Ladam, c
J. Hill, c
M. Davis, c
S. Stevenson, c i
B. Powell, c
107 O. L. Pease, saloon '
109 Mrs. E. Bennett, restaurant & con-
fectionery
111 C. M. Morris, wagon yard
112 J. B. Jones, c, boarding, etc
113 L. Bennett, blksmth
114 J. W. L. Pratt, butcher
P. E. Nimmo, grocer ; ,
115 C. M. Morris, grocer
115)^ Mrs. L. A. E. Mason, boarding
T. Stewart
R. T. Rateree
O.N.Callahan
H. Stroud
C. M. Morris
N. Murphy
"I . Mrs. A. Breen
J. Breen
* L. Breen
116 J. H. Wilkins, c, druggist
rear Mrs. M. Bennett
Mrs. S. F. Boyles r >
E. C. Hood, c
116K A. G. Rhodes
3. Hewin
117 C. M. Morris, saloon
118 Shiels & Co., saloon
119 C. Hall, c, dressmkr
C. Webb, c
120 J. Baum, milliner
122 J. T. Reese & Son, butchers
123 T. Burke, saloon
J. W. Roberts
M. T. Whitlocl^
124 nw cor Calhoun, M. Mahoney, grocer
126 ne cor Calhoun, Gillespie Bros., gro-
cers
G. Gillespie
F. Gillespie
127 sw cor Calhoun, P. Otis
! .
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure GonneotionSk
EIMESI
DEC BY
^
W. M. Otis ' ~"
J. C. Otis
128 Vacant
130 Heath & Raughton, grocers
D. A. Heath
W. Raughton
132 E. E. Bates, dry goods, etc
133 L. Bennett, wagon mkr
134 J. Boylan, dry goods
W. Chandler
L. Cochran
135 W. Shearer
J. Morris
136 Vacant
142 J. M. Bruce
R. R. Bruce
L. Bruce
W. Bruce
144 C. Collins, clothing
P. E. Nimmo
145 S. H. Davis
F. W. Mand
146 J. L. Chaffln
J. W. McDonald
W, J. Hardman
rear M. Knight, c
R. Knight, c
W. Ballard, c
J. J. Mann, c '
M. Davis, c
147 W. D. Bell, lumber
148 Vacant
rearT. Reed, c
L. Reynolds, c
M. Jones, c
H. Hamilton, c
R. Hall, c ^^
W. Sutton, c
148)^ Mrs. A. Donohoe, grocer
Mrs. A. Hughes
T. Jennings
G. Jennings
Mrs. C. Jennings
149 P. Eskridge, c, blksmth
150 C. Simmons, restaurant
rear W. Walker, c
G. Salon, c
W. Jones, c
M. Johnson, c
E. Burke, c
R. Harris, c
N. Carr, c
N. Kinley, c
H. White, c
R. Clayton, c
M. Cummings, c
C. Cummings, c ^
151 Vacant
152 D. Palmer, c, restaurant
rear N. McCoy, c
At MARK BERRY^S 33 Peachtrftft Rt,
DEC -
135
STREETS
153 Vacant
154 L. G. Holland, saloon
JS ^^ ^^^ *^- ^' Tolbert & Co., grocers
157 W. Andrews, c
S. Hill,c
158 Canfield & Laurence, cider mufrs
(Crossing Butler)
159 G. W. Winborn .
160 W. J. Hodges, drugs
161 to 165 Harrison Bros., wood
166 M. Bridewell
167 G. W. Kennedy
J. Wood
170 W. K. Bagby
W. J. Ba^y •
D. N. Bagby * >. v
172 C. M. Barry, confectionery
174 C. M. Barry, varieties
176 G. W. Ford, c, restaur^it
178 W. D. Smith, c, grocer
180 W. Casey, shoemkr
}ol ^^' ^' I>umphry, restaurant
186 W. Trautwein, coppersmith
188 and 190 nw cor Pratt, J. M. B. Carl-
ton & Son, grocers
188>^ E. G. Leach
Mrs. E. Glenn
Mrs. B. Jones ' •
ne cor Pratt, Bridwcll & Bieser,
butchers
194 J. L. McClendon
A. L. McClendon
G. W. Garvin
196 T. Clinch, grocer
J. Murray
198 C. C. Archer
J. Archer
Mrs. McI. R. Dyer
200 J. Hinton
206 J; S. Garmany *
C. P. Garmany
Mrs. L. Pllimmer
Mrs. A. B. Wannock
210 Dr. M. C. Martin »
rear, B. McCann, c
W. Williams, c
212 Dr. M. C. Martin, druggist
rear, J. Simms, c
214 B. F. Gardner, c, restaurant
W. H. Gardner, c
J. W. Robinson, c
rear, L. Flowers, c
L. Grant, c
M. Moore, c
J. Gardner, c
W. Daniel, c
D. Grant, c
T. Garrett, c
I. Gardner, c
B. L. Lumpkine, c
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Rt guaranteed at ready made prioeau
II and 13 Whitehal Street.
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of every deiscrlptioii, Oity
and Counti:^, for s«,le toy;
T. j^. Frierson, lO "VTall Si.
DEC
BY
136
STREETS
DEC
218 J. C. Bieser, saloon
D. F. Bieser
E. Brown, c, barber
219 M. L. Bridwell, wood yard^
221 Mrs. E. Doyle*
222 J. Tate & Son, c, genl store
222>^W. George, butcher
224 B. F. Allen, grocer
225 J. H. Pate
H. Dixon
Mrs. A. Rich
Mrs. M. Rogers
Mrs. S. Burke
Mrs. L. Wood
G. Burke
228 W. E. Gathright, shoemkr
229 N. Moore, c
230 sw cor Moore, Mrs. S. Beach
231 C. Harris, c
S. Morton, c
232 ne cor Moore, Mrs. C. Stapler
233 H. C. Dunlap
- J. Holland
E. Holland ^
234 T. Smith
R. M. Woods
236 Kite & Mauck, grocers
G. Wright
H. Scarborough
R. Cobb
239 C. O. Willin^ham
J. M. McGuirk
R. E. McGuirk
C. Johnson
242 J. McGee
J. H. McGee
M. McGee
243 Vacant
248 T. J. Buchanan, grocer
249 D. F. Sullivan
Miss Mary Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Miss A. Sullivan
250 J. W. Jones
rear, R. Kelly
253 D. B. Chandler
256 W. A. Kennedy, shoemkr •
J. R. Kennedy : ^,
259 W. M. Francis
Dr. H. J. Fowley '' .
260 Z. W. Adanison, butcher
262 Z. W. Adamson, grocer
263 Vacant
(Crossing Bell.)
264 J. A. Fischer, grocer
265 W. W. Thompson, grocer
268 J. W. Brinkley
W. S. McNeal
270 J. A. Karr, grocer
271 J. W. BoriniT .
272 Mrs. E. J. Fleming, dressmkr
G. Fleming
273 Mrs. E. Brogan
Mrs. E. M. Ritchie
A. E. Greer
274 J. Burns, c
H. Moss, c
F. Scales, c
278 T. H. Brooks, grocer
J. W. Brooks
280 G. Dozier, c, shoemkr
282 M. Jones, c
283 J. M. Nace & Son, planing mill
284 Vacant, Roberts & Griffin, agts
286 L. P. Hutchinson
286 and 288 D. T. Vaughn, grocer and
butcher
287 J.M. Nace
Mrs. R. Nace -
E. S. Nace -
290 W.D. Laird
(Crossing Fort.)
297 H. E. Williams
298 J. F. Faith, grocer
299 Vining «fc Robinson, wood dlrs
300 R. Parsons, c
300>^ S. Davis
C. Cole '
302 t! W. Griffin, furniture
302)^ J. C. Linch, grocer and junk
304 Mrs. S. Green, grocer
W. H. Green
308 J. Riordan .
311 J. T. Keown, matti'ess mkr
312 J. P. Haslett ^
316 H. Jones, c
B. Miller, c
rear S. Means, c
< R. Cosbey, c
318 Wilkinson, Lattimore & Co., grocers
J. T. Keown, mattress mkr
320 Vacant
324 Mrs. M. T. Ellis, grocer
J. M. Ellis
(Crossing Hilliard ns.)
330 C. H. Vaughn
W. M. Garvin
C. Galet
F. Fincannon
3303^ Vacant
, 331 J. F. Faith, grist mill
332 Vacant
334 J. S. Sheppard, grocer
3343^ Vacant
335 S. Belcher
J. Belcher
W. Minter
336 Mrs. M. Vaughn, dressmkr
339 M. McDaniel
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1 HE KENHES AW R?.
OUTE is the Best
the North, E;a9t & West.
R^i^i?''Hh!^^'^' ^« W. Mitchell,
■K^oiigii a^nci Dressed Liixntoer!
DEC
137
A. C. Moore
342 Mrs. M. E. Curtis
C. R. White
B. R. White
W. W. White
Mrs. Z. C. White
rear A. Sheppard, c
G.Trap, c
W. Harris, c
345 W. S. Smith
Mrs. A. Bradshaw
348 T. J. Stowers
G. Stowers
349 J. G. Rose
R. B. Devers
J. Lemons
351 J. S. Stapp
D. Stowers
359 J. Kelly
364 M. Edwards, grocer
Mrs. L. E. Shields
(Crossing Yonge ss.) .
365 M.Kelly
rear W. Jones, c '
366 A. A. Shields
367 M. Boggs, c
368 F. Krog
402 Mrs. M. J. McGehee
^ J.W.Phillips .
T.Phillips
Mrs. C. G. Wynn ^ •
442 L. J. Gartrell
.n^ ^^ ^^^ Fitzgerald, J. D. Foster
460 uw cor Fitzgerald, G. G. Sahli,
grocer
, ne cor Boulevard, J. P. Ray
nw cor Boulevard, A. L. Melton &
Co., saloon
M^ Hall
498 W. Murphy, c
T.'H. Blake, c r
500 Mrs. S. J. Cotton
Mrs. Annie Tenant
(Crossing Daniel.)
505 W. L. Harris, grocer
Mrs. M. McElroy
506 M. Conyers, c <
508 Veal & Ragsdale
H. G. H. Miller
512 Mrs. J. Shea
514 R. Barton
P. Bradley
Mrs. G. Bradley
623 W. M. Ragsdale
(Crossing Ella.)
562 nw cor Ella^ L. C. Walker
S. 3ferritt, grocer
5(U Merritt c^' Summers, ^-ocer-
Write
TO
STREETS
ELL
.►.« Parker & Harmon, blksmths
578 W. A. Bentley
D. T. Bentley
589 Miller & Hughes, butchers
590 R. Jolley & Son, saloon
J. Miles
P. Rooks
596 I. Woolfolk, c blacksmith
(Crossing Bradley.)
nw cor Bradley, C. Phillips
D. Alford ^
ne cor Cornelia, J. F. Harrison
600 nw cor Cornelia, M. Burney, c
(Crossing Gunby.) ./ -
614 H. Dansby, c t
(Crossing Waddell.)-
640 G. Eaves
Mrs. T. Gunby ] J .
A. W. Waldon j
C. Watts
DeGIYE, from Simpson n to John, nr
limits, Ward 4
DODD, from Fitzgerald e to Daniel Ist
n of Georgia fi. R., Ward 4
2 M. M. Turner
4 J. M. Blackman
6 T. P. Sharp
8 Vacant
DOVER, Haynes w to TatnaU, Ward 1
DUNN'S AL., fi-om Mangnm sw to Nel-
son, 1st w of West Peters, Ward 1.
EAST TENN., YA. & GA. R, R.
. NORTH OF WELLS.
1st ws J. Brown, c
2d ws N. Brown, c
3d ws M. Raglin, c
4th ws E. Harvey, c
J. Root, c
5th ws N. Wilburn, c
C. Pugh, c
EAST AY. (see Pittman Av.)
EDWARD, from Simpson n to John, Ist
w of Chattahoochee, Ward 5
nw cor Bush J. W. Smith
EEDS, from Windsor w to C. R. R. 2d
8 of Glenn, Ward 2
ELLA, from Ga. R. R. n to Wheat nr e
limits. Ward 4
1 A. Sikes, c
3 S. Cronic,'c '
W. Evans, c
E. Bomer, c
(Crossing Ezzard.)
(CroMsi ng A.-L. Riiilwav.)
H I ATWATFR ^^""^^^^ ^^^^ MilbiTm Wagon Co.,
1 1. L. M I YVtt I Cn FOR PRICES TO THE TRADE.
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ELL
BY
138
STREETS
ELL
7 J. Crowder, c
. 9 E. Walker, c
M. Jackson, c
11 C. W. Willis, c
C. Caldwell, c
15 A. Metcalf, c
,17 A. Lee, c
(Crossing Foster.)
18 Mrs. M. Peeler
O. Wiley
19 J. B. Webb
J. L. Koberson
r. T. P.Webb
; Mrs. M. King
Mrs. M. L. Curley, dressmkr
20 R. A. Autry
T. J. Autry
21 J. Domineck
23 Vacant
24 J. W. Stokes
Mrs. J. Johnson
25 J. K. Carlton
27 R. Walker, c
28 W. C. Tibbs
William Tibbs
Walter Tibbs
29 J. Drew
G. M. Harrison
Mrs. A. McClintock
L. McClintock
30 J. C. C. Carlton
W.Carlton
31 A. Hays _
rear M. Ingraham, c
33 L. Williams, c . '
E. Rhodes, c i
35 G. Henson, c
37- J. Knight, c
39 J. Norwood, c
M. Manson, c *} .
ELLIOTT, from Nelson ii to Simpson,
Istwof C. R. R., Ward 1.
50UTH OF MARKHAM.
• 1st W8 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
28 W. D. Mitchell
W. E. Mitchell '
(Crossing Mitchell.)
nw cor W. Hunter, Atlanta Baptist
Seminary, c
48 E. J. O'Sullivan, tailor *
54 R. G. Woodruff
78 W. H. Bell
82 G.Smith
84 Mrs. E. Allen ■■-
E. Harper :
88 J. J.W.Wilson a;
James Smith -' ■
rear A. Massey, c
90 John Samples --
(Crossing Johnson.)
92 John Samples
William Sheppard
M. Murphy
Mrs. B. Uters
98 G. W. Welch
Mrs. C. E. Welch
100 Emily McAfee, c
104 Sanford Pinion
Mrs. F. Allen
106 M. Brooks, c '
nw cor Rhodes, G. A. Johnson
W. Mclntyre
L. Gray
124 J. W. Perkins
128 Flora Prager, c '
(Crossing Mechanic.)
132 H. Gregg, c
136 A. Jackson
138 E. Chatman, c
nw cor Magazine, F. Snelson, grocer
146 T. G. Echols, butcher
148 H. Reeves, c i
P. Watson, c .^
152 M. Grimes, c '
L. Johnson, c
S. Johnson, c
162 J. W. Cross '
M. Backus ^ .
164 D. Drake, c
, M. White, c v^.
sw cor W. Foundry, T. G. Echols
(Crossing Newton ws.)
186 E. McDevitt
(Crossing Fuller es.)
202 M. Striplin, c *
S. Gibson, c
204 M. Johnson, c
206 E. Lumpkin, c
208 M. Callaway, c
(Crossing Thurmond.)
220 M. Body, c
224 F. B. Morrison
234 J. P. Mayes
(Crossing Mays alley.)
236 Mrs. F. E. Booth
H. Richardson
250 (Crossing Rock.)
260 F. Ferrell
Mrs. S. Pritchard
274 (Crossing Henry.)
sw cor Simpson, R. F. Youngblood
V. S. Roberts
ELLIS, from Chnrch e to Hilliard, 1st n
of Houston, Ward 4
ALWAYS TRAVEL atrSt^
Mwh and Home Use, E THE SMITH HMERIMyiiGilli,'
ELL BY TOO "~ ' -—
— = — , ^ STREETS EMM
BY
i (Crossing Peachtree.)
4 Miss H. T. Randall, dressmkr
18 o.lH. Harris
23 W. A. Long
J. A. Long
Mrs. S. Long
24 Mrs. E. Walton
J. T. Lumpkin
(Crossing: Ivy.)
25 Dr. G. G. Roy
26 I. Y. Sage
34 J. R. Kuhn
I. W. Cook
J. C. Schenck
38 J. Kelly
44 J. A. Miller
R. Miller
A. Roby
46 W. H. Lofton
• 47 W.J. Ballard
A. G. Ballard
E.P.Ballard
51 Vacant
54 Vacant
55 J. W. Cox f V '
55>^ E. J. Roberts ! ; v '
68 G. P. Mitchell ! I -
60 J. P. Meridith i :r- ;
(Crossing Collins.) '
66 W. F. Peck
67 Dr. C. L. Wilson
J.G.Wilson
rear, N. Beck, c ~
P. Andrews, c "''
«*o «^ *^' -^iidrews, c
73 W. T. Evans
D. R. Evans
79 B. Berry
J. F. Gatins, Jr
83 J. W. Scarborough
I. J. ScarborouffS
84 W. A. Davis
Mrs. M. C. Davis I
W.S.Davis
85 T. B. Hazelton
89 A. E. Seifert
90 J C. Reynolds
94 W. Shephard
oo Jf""?; '^^ ^' fellah
98 G. P. Lowry
(Crossing Calhoun.)
100 Mrs. I C. Heath, dressmkr
,,^ B. L. Brooks
no J. Worthy, c
111 S. Donnell, c
, Y. O'Xeil, c
116 G. Wilcox, c
119 L. Slack, c
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122 W. Harswell, c
123 G. Brown, c
124 L. Lee, c ]
125 M. Heard, c
H. Harman, c
J. Martin, c
rear, S. Thomas, c
E. Trump, c ;
,^« C. Jackson, c
129 T. Williams, c
E. Davis, c » ;;.
(Crossing Butler.) ;!
132 H.N-eil, c ' ' -^
140 B. Kile, c I : :
152 J. Morgan, c '' ^'
154 J. Boyd, c ']■''
160 A. Gresham, c ' U^
164 F. Summers^c . ' '': ^
166 S. Haywood, c i -
168 F.Cunningham, c
177 K. Hightower, c
179 G. Fen-ell, c
180 A. Allen, c
A. Stevens, c i
181 T Slack, c i
182 J. Burchett, c
183 F. Lark, c
218L.Jones!?'^'"^''^^-^ ^
220 G. Matthews, c
J. Phillips, c
222 A. Davis, c
224 Vacant
226 R. B. Marsh
««n i- ^* Caldwell
228 B. E. MuUin \
R. S. Hilley
Mrs. H. E. Armistead
ELM, from Hont^r^l^^ Pair, 1st w of
EI^ORE,from^Ga.E.^B..^
EMMA, from W & A. B. r. ^ ^ limits,
,. ^ M-nlimits, Ward 1. '
10 William Garrett
14 John Haines
16 Vacant
18 Henry Lawless
G. W. Lawless
Mrs. E. Lawless *
Miss Maggie Lawless
mJ^^ k ^'^Colgan, dressmkr
Miss C. McColgan
20 Mrs. M. McCofgan
C. R. McColgan
n ana 18 WhltehaU Street
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JaIjAL JLjO 1 ri 1 Hi T. a. Frierson, Real Estate Afl't,IOWallSt
EMM
BY
140
STREETS
FAI
, i
John McColgan
26 John Garrett
36 John Sisk
42 Richard Hughback, c
48 George Rogan
Raymond Lea
54 W. Zachry, c
EMMA AL., from Emma s to Kennedy,
Wardl.
EZZARD, from Cornelia e to Ella, nr e
limits. Ward 4.
3 J. M. England
5 O. Lee
6 P. H. Smith
Mrs. A. Thetters
rear J. A. Byrd
7 C. Johnson
9 Rev. A. Cornelius
10 J. D. Cleland
R. A. Saye
11 M. Mullally
29 J. Parker
(Crossing Cornelia.)
31 R. Wofford
rear F. Williams, c i
32 A. D. White, c
M. White, c
W. Meadows, c
FACTORY, from Ga. R. R. s to Fair, nr
limits, Ward 3.
SOUTH OF GEORGIA RAILROAD.
1st ws E. Jackson, c
ne cor Tennels, W. A. Ward
se cor Tennels, M. Newsom
SOUTH OF TENNELS.
2d es L. Morton, c
• 3d J. M. Brickwell
4th J. B. Church
5th H. D. Bryan
NORTH OF EAST FAIR.
2d es J. M. Davis
3d es H. Stegall, c
FACTORY ALLEY, es Mangum,
Thurmond and Newton.
FAIN, from HiUiard w to Bell, 2d s of
Foster, Ward 4.
5 E. Wilson, c . : v /^
6 F* Burus, c ,
7 W. Lacy, c •
8 Mrs. E. Bradbury
S.Bradbury
9 Y. Ransom, c . 1
10 M. G. Loague
T. J. Penn
rear J. Norwood, c
11 P. Turner, c
X
bet
(Crossing Horton.)
13 F. Hill,c
12 A. Henderson, c
S. Norwood, c / ' \
D. Martin, c ' '
FAIR, from Whitehall e to limits and w
to Chestnnt, Wards 1, 2 and 3.
EAST.
53 W. M. Scott -
56 Vacant
65 Mrs. M. G. Walpole
T. F. Lovette
66 J. Baum
69 Mrs. E. Wallace
J. Morris
Mrs. N. O'lSTeUl
72 D. Strauss
O.King
79 M. Browm, c
81 G. Glanton, c
T. Stevens, c
ne cor Loyd, S. H. Patillo, butcher
96 B. Pulliam, c .
C. Burns, c „^ V - ;
T. Burns, c
98 F.Allen, c
100 Vacant
108 W. Darden
113 W. M. Wornum
J. A. Corrigan ^ ,
115 S. B. Spencer C ' \ '
W. A. Spencer ' i
T. S. Spencer
117 Vacant
(Crossing Washington.)
151 M. Ransom, c
N. Coleman, c
E. Kelsey
155 W. Hill, c
H. Hill, c,
G. Perkins, c
(Crossing Crew.)
167 W. P. Pattillo
175 Mrs. R. D. Watkins
H. P. Watkins
E. P. Watkins
W. H. Watkins
179 W. D. Luckie
H. L. Atwater
(Crossing McDonough.)
189 C. C. Greene
201 T. Fitzgibbon
205 J. T. Dean
206 Z. Dobbs
J. Dobbs
rear M. Frazier, c
J. Shorter, c
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THE BEST ROUTE l?.2?lkaii*s.^
w. J. wnxmeHAH
FAX
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209 Mrs. M. Lyons
210 Mrs. E. Bosworth
211 P. Fitzgibbon
212 A. Conti
217 D. Gussi
221 S. D. Culberson, grocer
222 J. Jones, grocer
223 A. J. Buchanan
B. Hartis
(Crossing Eraser.)
232 E. Green, c
{ C. Wall
(Crossing Sugar Al.)
236 S. Hill, c
S. Barlow, c
240 E. Brown, c
A. Wilby, c
243 J. B. Monaghan
247 J. Kiley
Mrs. M. Lother
(Crossing Terry.)
250 Mrs. E. Smith
Mrs. M. Johnson
T. Snead
253 J. Johnson, srocer
258 A.Hilton
259 P. Sullivan i
266 A. P. Woods ' '
Mrs. C. A. Woods .<
267 J. P. Ramsur •
Mrs. S. Kingsberry
268 C.P.Johnson \
269 W.A.Anderson •• -■
272 Mrs. M. W. Gray
(Crossing Martin.)
276 C. H. McHan, grocer
282 Vacant
283 E. Christian
284 S. Terry
285 Mrs. R. M. Thompson, grocer
W. R. D. Thompson
289 C. C. Greene
292 Mrs. M. E. Smith
rear T. Scott, c
294 Miss M. E. Cook, dressmkr
296 J. H. Foy
J. H. Evans
299 R. T. Smith
L. H. Edwards
301 A. Shaw
F. Malone
302 Vacant
(Crossing King.)
305 J. Bums
Mrs. E. Reynolds
315 M. Cook
317 J. Huff
141
96 W. Mitchell, Lam-
ber, Laths & Shingleg.
STREETS
FAI
j m mic! uiuim
323 T. C. Harrison '.
J B Harrison *
325 and 327 Fair Street School
(Crossing Kelly.) .
(Crossing Moore.)
328 T. J. Mc Williams j
333 O. V. McDonald
355 Rev. W. C. Dunlap ' '
(Crossing Hill.) -
360 W. L. Mehaffey
H. H. Penny
372 D. C. Bonner, c
374 G. Winn, c
376 M. Ferguson, c
378 R. Gibbs, c i
(Crossing Fort.)
414 T. D. Bell 1
W. Estes
422 J. Harper
W. H. Holland
428 F. A. Arnold
T. D. Arnold •
Mrs.,L. Arnold
(Crossing Grant.)
434 Mrs. M. Gray
r . J. E. Leas
(Crossing George.)
436 M. Norman, c
438 S. Wells
444 S. Turner, c
R. Turner, c
445 W. Grimes, c
446 C. Scott, c
(Crossing Gullatt.)
447 R. Carter, c
W. McCall, c
449 C. Wesley, c
EAST OF OAKLAND CKMETKBT.
A. Lambert, florist
V. E. Lambert
ne cor Factory, J. S. Curr
WEST.
1 W. T. Wilson
R. C. Wilson
B. Sutton
Mrs. A. D. C. Sutton
B. M. Westmoreland
13 M. Brown
T. Cunningham
B. C. NorreU
Mrs. M. L. Norrell
Mrs. E. Cunningham
15 J. Rush
17 S. B. Stan-
Mrs. E. A. Shivers
19 E. D. Brickley
MflNICAtSIAGIS^tDdfillS,
■ PhaBtont. Spring Wigont, Etc
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Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
FAI
BY
142
STREETS
FAI
21 J. Huiinicutt
22 Mrs. A. C. Kiddoo
L. A. Wilson
23 Vacant
25 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
27 M. E. Goldsmith
38 J. W. Gloer
42 J. Crawford, c
44 J. Williams, c /
D. Craig, c
48 M. Marcus
50 J. Strong, c
53 S. L. Holmes
nw cor W. Peters, Central Baptist
Church
92 T. L. Swift
93 Vacant
117 Vacant
120 Mrs. P. Massey
Mrs. J. Grogan
rear, J. Martin, c
S. E. Atwater, c
P. Nesbit, c
R. Bell, c
G. Johnson, c
J. Harris, c
E. Johnson, c
P. Berry, c
122 J. A. Clemmons
(Crossing Walker.)
125 Vacant, S. D. Haslett, agt
127 C. F. Reasoner
J. H. Storey ' *
128 Mrs. M. A. Kicklighter
129 Mrs. E. C. Cofer
I. A. Cofer, physician
139 N". T. Johnson
140 A. P. Eskridge
141 J. Suttles :
142 Mrs. L. A. Powell
W. H. Powell ; , , '
J.Powell ^ ■
A. J. Powell -^
145 W. W. Edwards
147 M. Harrison, c p "
153 S. Lewis, c ;
A. Simmons, c j • /
S. Bogjgs, c .
154 J. Robinson . -
Mrs. M. Schroeder ■'•
160 L. Brown, c i?-^
162 J. T. Maddox, c '
W. Watts, c
164 J. Bongin, c "^ '
T. Johnson, c I
168 E.Cox, c " ^
169 J. Goodwin '^ -. ?^ -^ "
C.Parker -^-*st::v P;^
172 F. M. Simpson
GO WEST
175 W. B. Armistead
R. Kennedy
(Crossing Bailey.)
182 Vacant
186 Vacant
190 Vacant
191 S. Lester
194 Vacant r .
198 Vacant
202 Mrs. E. A. Cheney
206 Vacant .'
210 M. F. Howell ^ -
rear M. Elliott, c
G. Guest
213 J. F.Bradley -
L. S. Gammon
215 E. M. Gammon '
Mrs. T. Gammon
220 R. Lawshe,
G. P. Lawshe
rear H. Samuels, c
H. Jones, c
L. Haines, c
H. Haines, c
S. Taylor, c
F. Simon, c
G. Pearson, c
! J. Dansby, c
j J. Jones, c
H. Ross, c
;,, J. Austin, c f
i M. J. MeU, c
^ M. Moore, c ^ ' ^^
;' , H. Thomas, c
^1 N. Turner, c ' »
^ ^ M. Dansby, c --' '
222 L. P.Barnes -^
224 C. A. Williams
226 W. M. McLean
228 H. A. Summer
Mrs. V. Amenia
(Crossing Vine.)
233 Mrs. H. Gunderson
J. R. Holt
H. Gunderson
241 J. H. Gossett
rear F. Campbell, c
E. Green, c
242 F. Bender
245 A. Scott, c
247 G. Smith, c
FAIBLEE, from Marietta ne to Church,
Ist nw of Forsyth, Ward 5
26 K. Carr, c
31 C. W. James
(Crossing Qrubb.)
58 W. S. McCalla
60 W. P. Reed
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
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BY
143
Kev. D. D. Shaver ~ —
(Crossing James.)
62 A. J. Van Duzee
W. E. L. Beardslee
64 Mrs. M. A. Stevenson
Mrs. C. Donaldson
66 Mrs. T. Cameron
G. W. Wylly
68 W. Camp
69 W. Rhodes
J. F. Blodgett
FIFTH, from West Peachtree e to Fort
and w to Cherry, 4th n of North ar,
bey limits.
FILLMORE, from Pratte e to Fort, 1st
n of Decatar, Ward 4
123 J. W. Wade, florist
136 W. G. Newman
140 Mrs. E. M. Maddox
Miss L. M. Maddox ' '
144 J. T. Taylor . \
STREETS
FOR
Mrs. C. Lee
145 H.Cook, c
147 K.Crawford, c '"
148 C. Maddox ' ^\ \ .
150 M. M. Brannon j ; ^^
A. Brannon ; i ' ^ -
T. Brannon
154 J. W. Taylor
A. Gill
155 Rev. D. J. McGhee, c
156 W. Roberts, c
C. Hill, c
H. Gates, c, shoemkr
157 J. A. Smith, c
160 L. Gideon, c
J. Story, c
M. Couch/c
ino S?" $?r Be^Fifth Baptist Church
163 W. Y. Langford
166 C. Seastrom,\
W. Bullard, c
rear, J. Jones, c
169 J. Harkins, c
183 J. B. Brown ,
Mrs. A. E. Smith
A. J. Jones
184 Vacant
185 E. B. Laird
J. W. Laird
186 Vacant
188 J. M. Blackman ,
191 D. Robinson, c
193 J. Thompson, c
194 G. Ghristian
196 G. Williams, c
198 W. Anderson, c
199 C. Sterling, c
201 A. McC03^ c
W
FITZGERALD, from Decatnr n to Pos-
ter, Ist e of Tongre, Ward 4
5 M. J. Prisock ,. . ^
Mrs. E. T. Gilmore I ' ^ ^
22 A. J. Johnson \[ - '''
24 W. Farmer }
FORMWALT, from Whitehall s to lim-
its, Ist w of Pryor, Ward 2
nw cor W. Fair, W. Kletz
12 Vacant
18 W. L. Skelton,
C. T. Skelton
Mrs. M. W. Skelton
20 D. Roenberger .
22 R. H. Huzza
Mrs. E. W. Graves
T. H. Huzza
24 Vacant '. i
25 J. Crawford
29 Rev. E. Q. Fuller
31 T. Phibbs
33 G. Robinson, c
39 D. Kaufman
46 Mrs. J. Mayo
52 J. Harper
T. J. Harper
(Crossing Jones.)
54 T. C. Murphy
J. Murphy
60 J. B. Nettles
63 N". J. Jones, c
64 W. G. Forsyth
73 O. C. Fuller
75 Mrs. E. Wellborn •
W. L. Wellborn
rear A. Howard, c
se cor Clarke, Mrs. E. J.W. Bealer
A. Bealer
W. H. Robert
90 W. Klaitz
137 A. Hammon, c
190 L. Greer, c
M. Morris, c
192 J. Kemp, c
T. Kenny, c
196 M. Johnson, c
W. White, c
P. Kenny, c
SOUTH OF BICHARDSON.
1st es A. Ergenzinger
1st ws L. Battle, c
T. Battle, c
nwcor Crumley, L. Battle, c
305 J. McGuire -
307 R. Bums
sw cor Glenn, J. J. Doonan
Mrs. E. Doonan
nr limite; H. C. Sawtell
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at W.
ICeept no trash called shirtt;
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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Real Estate & Renting Agentf
10 W&ll St., in Ximball Eouse.
FOR
BY
144
STREETS
FOK
FOBBEST AY, from Peachtree e to Fort
Ist n of Baker, Ward 4.
5 W. H. Venable
9 Mrs. S. C. Venable
, S. H. Venable
W. L. Venable
30 nw cor Collins, N". McKlnley
Mrs. A. E. McKinley
Miss J. McKinley, school
(Crossing Collins.)
36 W. M. Crumley, Jr
37 R. Arnold
42 H. P. Scales
P. H. Harralson
43 Hon. J. Jackson
45 James Jackson
47 G. W. Cook
J. S. Cook
A. B. Cook
C. B. Cook
62 E. G. Moore
53 A. F. Fleming
Mrs. M. A. Sheppard
J. B. Daniel
56 G. H. Holliday
59 J. W. Atkins
Mrs. S. J. Herron
63 J. Riley
E. S. RUey ,
R.Riley |
65 D. O. Dougherty
66 J. S. Holliday
Dr. R. Holliday ,
B. J. Fuller
67 W. L. Fain li
•IVi
(Crossing Calhoun.)
69 R. Atkinson
Mrs. E. A. Atkinson
70 F. G. Hancock
73 Mrs. M. E. Thomas
R. E. WUde
81 B. Glass, c ' •
R. Adams, c
82 T. Williams, c t
L. Turner, c
rear, J. Tansley, c
L. Cloud, c
C. Cloud, c
J. King, c
84 R. Clark, c
rear, A. Dorsey, c
M. Ponder, c
98 M. Gteorge, c
M. Ripley, c
N. Jackson, c
F. Brown, c ^ .
A. Bixby, c
B. Armstrong, c
99 A. Todd, c
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100 E. Boynton
H. E. Boynton
A. S. Boynton
Mrs. A. E. Boynton, florist
FORSYTH, from Marietta ne to Church
and 8w to Whitehall, Ist it of Broad,
Wards 1 and 5
NORTH.
5 C. Bohnefeld, undertaker
10 Hotel Weinmeister
13 Troy Steam Laundry
Atlanta Post- Appeal
(Crossing Walton.)
15 O. A. Smith, roofing
25 Mrs. M. Garland, boarding
Dr. D. H. Howell
A. P. Woodward
W. W.White
Mrs. M. D. Howell, •
Mrs. S. F. Maxwell [
M. White
28 E. C. Purtell j
I (Crossing Grubb.)
31 D. O. Stewart
J. W. Felds
W. H. Holcombe
32 Mrs. L. Lloyd
S. Memory ' ,
L. Meriwether
B. Guimann
33 Mrs. M. A. Watts, boarding
Mrs. C. B. Hollo way
E. V. Carter
Mrs. A. Graham
C. B. Sherman
E. Brown
H. M. Eustis
T. M. Wood
F. Eustis
38 Wm. Abram Love, physician
Atlanta Preparatory School
39 Miss S. Millican
41 W. R. Phillips
W. W. Habersham
A. V. Mudge
J. J. Springer
G. E. Hoppie .
L. D. Hoppie
(Crossing Luckie.)
54 W. W. Boyd, Jr
55 J. W. Loyd '*
58 Mrs. A. P. Talmage, boarding
A. J. Cornell
W. Moore
R. Smith
L. Black
J. W. Lively
THE KENHESAW R?.SI
the Best
East & West
W. J. WILLINGH AM H ^- '"'^^«"'
<ixml>ei:*, li^to.
FOR
BY
145
STREETS
FOR
W. E. Coleman
W. C. Jarnagin
C. W. Seidell
J. M. Nicholson
60 A. C. Grier
J. ^. High
■ (Crossiifg James.)
65 B. Lumpkin, c, shoemkr
66 W. L. Ezzard
68 R. U. Hardeman
76 Means Hi^h School
T. A. E. Means
C.L.Floyd
' - (Crossing Church.)
80 J. E. Cummings, painter
J. H. George, contractor
82 Scott & Wood, butchers
84 J. O'Neele, butcher
SOUTH.
sw cor Marietta, State House
Hon. A. H. Stephens, governor
D. N. Speer, state treas
N". C. Barnett, sec state
W. A. Wright, comptroller genl
J. T. Henderson, comr agriculture
F. L. Haralson, state librarian
G. J. Orr, school comr
Harrison & Peeples, lawyers
J. H. Lumpkin, lawyer
Prof. N". A. Pratt, chemical engineer
J. L. Lawton, lawyer
J. W. Nelms, kpr penitentiary
C. Anderson, atty genl
9 Clark & Miller, com mers
10 J. F. Faith, whol grocer
103^ L. E. Bleckley, lawyer
A. E. Calhoun, lawyer
11 Carlton & Smith, com mers
12 Sheek &Co., hides, etc
15 G. H. Boynton, grocer
16 A. C. Ladd, lime, etc
17 J. M. Burney
17 and 19 J. J. WUliams '& Co., com
mers, etc
18 Moore, Sims & Co., grain dlrs
Logan & Co., flour and com
20 J. J. Barnes & Co., whol grocers
and com
21 Ristine & May, warehouse
22 Stewart & Bro., millers
Akers Bros., millers
(Crossing R. R.)
47 J. J. Hoffman
50 Mrs. R. A. Puckett, boarding
J. Corcoran
R. C. Crymes
J. H. Puckett
51 T. M. Armistead
61
63
64
65
67
79
82
Mrs. S. A. Houston
55 Shadd'ox & Treadwell, boarding
A. Winn
R. Ethridge !
W. A. Kelly
T.J. Treadwell
W. E. Treadwell
J. M. Boring, physician
W. R. Boring
J. W. Pelot
W. F. Burger
Harle & Parrott, warehouse
E. T., V. & Ga. R. R. office
(Crossing Hunter.)
Kelly, Treadwell & , Co., cotton
factors , .{
R. H. Jones, c, shoemkr
C. A. Estabrook, machinery
R. Montgomery, c
G. Ellington, c
R» Anderson, c
(Crossing Mitchell.) ^
108 Mrs. C. W.'Watkins, boarding
J. C. Watkins
115 S. W. Inman
116 Mrs. M. E. Ozborn, boarding
Rev. J. S. Jacobson,
J. E. Ulman
S. L. Jacobson
W. B. Ozborn
J. R. Ozborn
G. M. HartseU
G. Leonard
117 S. M. Inman
rear J. Bradford, c
A. Mills, c
120 W. P. McDaniel
Mrs* F. Berry
126 Mrs. M. V. Perkins
S. H. Perkins
J. O. Perkins
N. W. Perkms
S. F. Perkins
Rev. J. B. Allen
127 W. M. Arnold, cabinetmkr
Mrs. S. Morris
A. S. Huff
128 J. W. Cotton, grocer
129 H. Corwin, physician
(Crossing Peters.)
132 Rev. J. Boring
J. Bradfield
W. M. Starke
W. R. Read
G. W. Floyd
J. G. Monk
Mrs. A. Bean
W. Ravmond
M FIE UMBES buggies, etc., go to
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^O*' CORDON A WHITE.
FOR
BY
140
STREETS
FOR
13() J.J. Verner
rear J. Hurt, c
N 138 C. B. Gaskill
J. Cohron
141 J. R. Hnnter
142 W. H. Tonence
146 W. J. Wood
Mrs. E. J. Cropp
146 Mrs. B.Lyon
W. Morris
rear A. Cox, c
F. Porter, c
149 W. M. Butt
J. M. Butt
150 R. T. Tidwell
152 Dr. J. T. Johnson
CM. Soogin
157 First Methodist Prot. Church
168 L. H. Harwell
J. Harwell
T. G. Gresham
(Crossing Gamett.)
160 Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society
, 161 Mrs. C. J. Parker
163 Vacant
166 W. D. Moore, c
E. Rucker, c
169 Rev. J. S. Jacobson
J. E. Ulman
S. L. Jacobson
L. S. Titlebaum
171 M. Tischraan
J. Limptwich 1
174 P. Loveman
D.Rich T
S. Newelt ■■. '- V • .
•W. Teitlebaum }r
A. Teitlebaum
176 Crankshaw & Co., planing mills
180 J. P. Davis
S. Spencer ?
181 Vacant
182 E. Mulligan % t' ' ..
J. R. Ellis
184 J. Haas j
186 C. M.Cady -^
Mll«. C. L. H. Gross
188 H. Bak, physician / .
(Crossing B^jotherton.)
193 H. Gerhardt
H. Yekel ■ ■ >: - -. ,
J. Hogan \
194 M. Hirsch ,
197 M. Nally . . > . - :
198 H. Hirsch ' v ; v
I. Hirsch
.199 Mri». H. D. Bach
R. McMillan
Mrs. S. E. Ford
201A. B. Prell
F.^Cook ;/ ■
202 J. Hirsch
205 A. Israel
L. Bibrow
206 A. Haas |
H. Haas !
210 I, Guthman
214 J. T. Eichberg
*A. S. Eichberg
(Crossing Castleberry, ws.)
215 M. Franklin
P. Franklin i ^ ^
221 J. Fleischel f
225 J. Brady *
(Crossing Fair.)
229 Jacob M. Menko
Joseph M. Menko
F. Shiff
235 E. T. Hunnicutt
T. K. Fuller
239 H.L.Smith
A. W. Smith
V.L.Smith
FORT, from Decatur n to limits and s
to Fair, Wards 3 and 4.
sw cor Ga. R R, M. Pruitt, c
2 C. Robinson, c
3 John Trowbridge & Son, furniture
mrfrs
4 C. Thorn, c
5 F. Sutherland
F. H. Morey
6 M. Brooks, c
7 W. Birden, c
8 A. Pittraan, c
10 K. Phinizy, c
S. Evans, c
14 J. Alexander, c
21 J. Lyle, c
R. Mangum, c
33 R. Kelson, c
J. Callaway, c
43 R. Kelson, c
44 G. Watts, c
55 F. Holcomb, c
56 W. Hill, c
G. Wood, c '
C. Smith, c
H. Saltum, c
57 A. Walker, c
59 S. Flood, c
R. White, c
60 B. Logan, c
63 Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, c
67 C. Harper, c
THrBESIMJTEf^^S^
^^®.Sliii^ Ainerican Organs
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BY
147
/^
69 S. Harris, c
71 I. Ivy, c
73 G. Anderson, c
90 J. S. McClendon
(Crossing Fain.)
92 T. Hicks, c
M. Freeman, c
93 J. B. Tanner
94 H. Hackett, c
J. Boyd, c
98 A. Wyatt, c
100 G. Euhn, c
108 J. Mangum, c
110 H. Crosby, c
112 R. Jones, c
114 Thomas Mapp, c '
(Crossing Foster.)
115 Smith & Bearse, lumber and wood
130 A. Cunningham, c
L. Jones, c
(Crossing Wheat.)
131 Mrs. M. B. Raspberry
Mrs. M. A. Sand§Vs
167 L. Banks, c
M. Dobbs, c i
159 H. Lewell, c ?
N. Harvey, c * ' , [■
P. Cooper, c >5r
165 A. Moore, c ■ :
R. Johnson, c .
IC. Sims, c
W. Johnson, c
D. Gess, c
; M. Gilbert, c
J. Glass, c
M. Parli, c
A. Pearson, c
169 Vacant
171 H. T. Head, wood
T, R. Johnson
173 N. Johnson, c
C. Bemon, c
174 S. Stevens, c
175 W. Keith, c
rear B. Pruitt, c
A. Williams, c
176 J. Low, c
178 E. Keith, c
J. White, c
(Crossing Houston.)
200 Mrs. E. Flynn
(Crossing Ellis.)
204 M. Hankerson
205 C. C. Wimbish
207 M. Oliver, c
J. Maddox, c
209 R. Jackson, o
STREETS
FOR
WTM
J. Blackman, c
211 N. Taylor, c
W. Hm, c
212 J. Hankerson, c
213 I. Hm, c
R. Reed, c
214 J. McHenry, c
215 J. H. Wilkins, c, physician
E. B. Ramsey, c, physician
A. McCoy, c
216 S. Jones, c
218 F. Mitchell, c
220 R. Josey
(Crossing Cain.)
276 W.Johnson, c . . ■
278 J. S. Simonton 1 '
280W. Lee, c . j'
282 W. Moses, c
285 D. Lav, c, grocer
286 J. E. Williams
E.Williams • *
T. H. Williams, Jr
J. E. Williams, Jr
287 W. A. Luckie, c
289A. Gray, c-
D. Dorsey, c
298 P. Thomas, c
303 L. Toombs, c
S. Jones, c
305 O. Jackson, c
307 Vacant '
309 W. Williams, c
rear, C. Burdick, c
G. Lyons, c
SOUTH OP PINE.
Ist es Vacant
2d es S. Henderson, c
NORTH OF PINE. *
. Ist es Vacant
2d es Mrs. S. Flynn
J. Flynn
FORTUIVE, fh)iii E. Cain n to limits, Ist
e of Randolph, Ward 4,
cor Foster, Smith & Bearse, lumber
and wood
SOUTH OP HOLLAND
Ist es Mrs. M. Sockwell
Miss F. Sockwell t
ist ws Miss J. Mays
2d ws J. Eskridge
3d ws Vacant
4th ws Vacant
5th ws L. Lattimore, c
N. Lattimore, c
6th ws W. Merton, c
7th ws D. Horton, c
8th ws E. Hill, c
wmm ssvi's rmm:
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T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
FOS
BY
148
STREETS
FOU
FOSTER, from Calhoun e to limits, 1st
^; . s Of Wheat, Ward 4.
4 A. J. Wurm
C. F. Wurm
F. A. Wurm
Miss Lillie Wurm
C. Altender
10 J. Whitney
11 M. Hilsman, c, dressmkr
J. Vason, c
12 C. Hubner '
14 Vacant, P. Lynch, agt
19 J. Conley
J. Smiley
R. Smith
20 Dr. J. C. AUensworth
D. C. Wood
B. A. Mattison"
22 A. C. Jernigan
30 W. Harden
- H. Anderson, c
W. Edwards, c
32 A. Hamilton, c
(Crossing Butler.)
41 Vacant
46 J. Livingston
47 Store House
49 S. Mims, c
50 Vacant
51 D. Menter, c
A. Cradler, c
F. TeiTell, c
L. Sumner, c _
J. Bell, c
52 W. Nichols, c
54 S. Woods, c
S. Nesbit, c
5p H. Kirby, c i *
56 E.Coleman, c
R. Coleman, c ■ '' ' , ^
57 H. Williams, c
58 H. Thomas, c ' ,
L. Thomas, c
(Crossing Foster.)
59 H. Howard, c
60 Mrs. M. Brown
W. Caldwell r > '
I. Yarbrough ht^ -
(Crossing Hilliard.)
110 W. Darden, c ^.-
143 T.J. Barrow
164 J. Murray, c
201 M. Spark >- / .
203 E. Fichtner ''V^^>, > .
204 M Hankerson, c ,
205 G. Westmoreland, c
(Crossing Boulevard.)
207 J. Duncan, c
M. Jackson, c
208 W. F. Smith |
210 D. O. White
J. Hollingsworth
(Crossing Yonge.)
212 M. Shumack, c
G. Terrell, c
I. Price, c
214 R. D. George
rear H. King, c
219 A. Simpson, c
228 W. Johnson, c
225 A. H. Hollingsworth
Mrs. M. A. Hollingsworth
226 G. Hollstin, grocer
(Crossing Howell.)
ne cor Jackson, A. Dixon, c
B. Perry, c
EAST OF JACKSONi
2d ns H. Johnson, c
3d ns H. Holmes, c j
R. MUton, c I
4th ns W. Sanders, c . |
N. Brown, c "I
5th ns J. Johnson, c
6th ns G. W. Sampler !
7th ns Mrs. C. L. Fitzgerald
8th ns Vacant
241 W. M. Finch, c
247 F. Veal • '.
(Crossing Bradley.) :'
249 S. F. Sanner
Miss B. Landrum
251 W. F. Kramer
se cor Cornelia, N. Shorter, c
257 S. W. Woodward, c, grocer
278 Vacant
284 D. M. Moore
J. M. Whitmire
J. Rogers
286 P. Collins, c
P. Simmons, c
288 T. Holmes, c
290 A. Morton, c
292 ►C. George, c
M. Collins
EAST OF ELLA.
2d ns R. Butler, c
EAST OF HOWELL.
Ist ns L. I. Williams
2d ns W. R. Peavy
3d ns F. M. Huey
FOUNDRY, from W. & A. E, R. ne to
Lnckie and w to limits, diyiding
Wards 1 and 5.
ALWAYS TRAVEL ai^^^^tS
%
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles^
FOU
149
cor W. & A. R. R., Winship & Bro.,
founders
1 L. Hutchins, c
3 R. A. Starnes, saloon
20 (Crossing Marietta.)
23 J. G. Kennedy
Mrs. A. Kennedy
T. Fleming
24 J. J. Jones
R. A. Jones
27 A. O'Shields
30 Vacant
32 E. P. McCowan, ffrocer
38 A. T. Finney
40 E. T. Va. & Ga. R. R., blksmth shop
(Crossing Elliott.)
43 Mrs. S. Cannon i
44 Mrs. H. McCarty
45 Mrs. E. J. Green
Mrs. M. F. Stringer ' •
47 L. B. Hutchinson
48 A. Ehlers . j
51 C. Bowen • _
(Crossing Luckie.)
53 A. J. Harvey
54 Mrs. M. A. McFarland, ffrocer
T. McFarland
Mrs. P. Johnson
J. B. Langston ;
D. Moore j '
E. Weaver j
W. Fowler
J. Moseley
57 Mrs. M. F. McDuffie
Miss J. V. McDuffie
B. McDuffie
Mrs. C. F. McCarter
58 G. Fischer
F. Fischer
61 I. Hunnicutt
A. B. Hunnicutt
I. H. Hunnicutt
Miss A. Hunnicutt
Miss N". Hunnicutt
Miss L. Hunnicutt
62 G. Fischer, saloon
64 H. Goller, confectionery
65 T. G. Conkle ^
W. Morris
66 J. Wilby
A. Wilby
C. Pope
69 Mrs. M. Ellison
W. E. Ellison
70 C. Widdersheim
73 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
74 T. C. Holland, c ^
W. Moseley, c
STREETS
77 Mrs. M. Webb
A.A.Clark
80F. Walls, c
I. Payne, c
81 J. B. Gilbert
85 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
86 G. Greene
C. Courtois . i
L. Rogan
G. G. Greene ; j
J. Johnson ' '
W.Martin li
(Crossing Mangum.)
91 F. King, c
95 G. Tyner, c
101 H. Jones, c ; i
H. Mapp, c
124 J. S. Conyers, c
130 B. Hays; c
EAST OF HAYNES.
FOW
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THFULBUM
2d ss B. Gamble
153 M. Trammel, c ' >
M. Lester, c
161 John Evans
G. H. Boutell
Mrs. A. M. Dale
F. B. Gramling
162 Mrs. L. Hendncks '
163 J. B. Farr
165 J. B. Farr
Miss L. Farr
169 C. W. Stevens
173 T. F. Johnson
174 J. Lowe
(Crossing Lowe.)
214 J. Rivers, c
FOIJETH, from West Peachlree, e to
fort and w to Plum, 3d n of North ar,
bey limits. '
WEST OF STATE.
2d ns E. Craddock, c
3d ns J. T. Golden
H. M. Golden
^^^K^' '^^ Alexander n to Mer.
ntt's ar, 8d e of Luekie, Ward 5
11 Rev. H. E. Puckett
13 J. M. Newton
16 J. Hairston
18 J. H. Jeffries
82 C. Treadwell
J. Bruce
NORTH OF PINE.
1st W8 H. M. McHan
2d W8 J. W. Ansley
3d ws Vacant
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iiigntest Draught & Best Pin-
iflhed Wagon in the Karket
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FRA
BY
150
STREETS
FRA
FRASER, from Hunter at Butler s to
limits, Ist e of McDonough, Ward 3.
2 J. M. Bradley, wood and coal
W. McComb, c
4 J. H. Alexander, c, shoemkr
7 D. Davis, c
W. Martin, c
R. Davis, c
P. Davis, c
9 W. Whitaker, c •
K. Rollins, c
11 E. Green, c
C. Williams, c
15 J. Turner
16 W. McComb, c
N. Simmons, c
17 S. Jones, c
R. Turner, c ,
19 E. Powers, c
21 E. Powell, c
23 A. Barrow, c
28 D. Buffg, c
A. Wilson, c
S. Haywood, c
29 J. Cameron, saloon
32' G. Thompson
rear, H. Bird, c
J. P. Johnson, c
B. Hollings worth, c
34 and 36 County Jail
35J. R.Hill
A. Guerin
(Crossing Fair.)
51 W. Watson
54 Mrs. E. Owen
55 F. Pierce
J. Potts
57 L.J. Laird
58 B. Vignaux
62 M. A. Bell
S.R.Bell
63 W. A. Bonnell
64 J. Henderson
80A. J. Reed, c
89 T. D. Greenwood, c - '
90 Mrs. R. Hawkins ' "•
.' Mrs. M. O'Neal
Mrs. A. Jones
J. J. Delpey
J. Jones , V
91 R. Joyce, c
97 A. Smith, c
99 D. Lyons, c
101 B. Carr, c
102 A. Halson, c
L. Halson, c '^ /.
rear A. Jackson, c "J
J. White, c
107 J. Brown, c, shoemkr
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108 T. Long, c
112 A. Casey, c
113 J. Harris, c
114 J. L. Robinson, grocer
(Crossing Rawson.)
123 P. Brisendine
124 R. J. Robinson
W. M. Garrett
H. Garrett • %
127 W: J. Tribble
J. Green
130 E. Shaupt, c ^^ '
M. M. White
rear L. Henderson, c
(Crossing Clarke.)
i34 W. L. Traynham
136 W. Drakeford
140 A. Watts, c
S. Watts, c
J. Taylor, c
158 Bethlehem Baptist Church, c
161 Mrs. M. C. Adair
162 H. Currey, c
163 W. W. Gibbs
164 A. N. Smith, c, grocer
(Crossing Solomon.)
165 G. Sparks, grocer
Rev. W. H. H. Dorsey
172 H. Cash, c
176 J. Howard, c
179 J. Graham, c
(Crossing Fulton.)
190 A. Jenkihs, c
A. Thomas, c i
192 A. Hardy, c 1
196 B. Smith, c
200 J. Brown, c
rear T. Sculley
M. Martin, c
202 C. Smith, c
203 J. C. Reed, e
205 J. A. McAllister
206 J. Wallace, c
214 F. Dean, c
220 A. Stephens, c
(Crossing Richardson.)
222 Gleeson & Son, grocers
W. Gleeson
J. Gleeson
E. Gleeson
230 Vacant
232 Vacant
234 Vacant
se cor Richmond, Vacant
246 J. H. Van Stavoren
J. D. Van Stavoren
254 W. E. Lively, grocer
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WW 11 bO 1 Omck Time— Sure OonnectionB.
EINESl
FRA BY
1
256 — Smith "
257 A. Smith
Mrs. R. Yarbrouffh
258 J. Sears
260 S. S. Bessinsrer
261 B. Howard, c
263 J. Lumpkin, c
rear J. Johnson, c
265 Rev. C. O. Jones, c
266 W. C. Bowman
277 H. E. Blake, c
C. M. Claiborne, c
278 B. Howel
. 279 J. Carger, c
III t'^u^^^ ^^ varieties
2»b fe. Humphries, c
287 C.Calhoun, c
288 L. S. Oldfieid
Mrs. M. J. Zent
295 J. Banks, c
«n« 5®^- 9- ^- Jones, c
297 F. Cody, c :
299 R. Cowan, c
303 M. Robmson, c ^ i
305 M. HUl, c
307 R. Courtney, c
308 G. Graham, c /- *
309 A. Mosley,c : :^ --
318 M. Warlike -' \ -:^ -^
321 D. G. Love . i - -
S. N. Boyce
325 J. B. Alfbrd
326 S. Bear, c
(Crossing Anderson.)
329 Vacant
330 G. A. Buchanan
333 W. T. Moyers
334 Vacant
340 J. Hildebrand
J. Smith
Mrs. C. Smitli
350 J. Hendricks
352 T. Smith
390 Dr. W. S. Lumpkin
400 M. Jones, c
402 J. Moultrie, c
404 J. Arnold, c
405 J. J. Crawford
426 J. Day, c
FULLER, from Elliott e to W. & A. R.
1 St n of Foundry, Ward 5.
25 S. Turner
Mrs. M. A. E. Turner
29 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
ALMARg EERB Y^ 33 Pp"hw^
161 sTRwwT'c CAR
STREETS
4
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(Crossing Eraser.)
33 J. Dw Owings
W.G. Bro\^ I
Mrs. E. R. Owings I
rear E. Stubbs, c 'i
37. F. Drakeford, c . .1
G. McDonough c ' ]'■
E. S. Jones, c
39 F. Wood, c
W. Jones, c -
40 J. Coleman, c
41 S. Guthman
42 W. Duke, c
C. Tate, c '
44 Vacant .
46 S. Tigner,c
F. Booker, c
48 W. Johnson, c i
57 J. M. Goodlett . v " ■
59 J.Harper, c
61 L. Jones, c
63 T. McCall, c
66 J. J. Wright, c
EAST OP PULLIAM.
1st ns A. F. DeBeUe
GALLATO, from State, west, nwof
limits.
GARDEN, from Glenn s to limits^ Ward
GABpiTT, from WhitehaU wto Peters,
' wlls Wa'' '' ^" '' "^''"^
1 W. H. Briley
C. Tunkey
3 S. Allen
Mrs. N. Aldredge
5 S. J. Allen
10 Mrs. S. Armstronff •
J. T. Peacock
11 J. M. Ponder
T. H. Ponder
C. B. Ponder '
n% J. O. Wynn
H. Stockton
Mrs. M. A. Echols
15 A. A. Nolan
A. O. Doty /
16 W. H. Turner
J. B. Turner
C. Morrison ,
J. Ellis '
W.C.Smith
17 J. Shane
18 F. O. Mayfe
20 O. Spahr, musician
Dr. A. Piuson
24 Mrs. E. Schiudler
A. Abrahams
Make* CLO I Hm6 to order.
nt guaranteed at ready made prioaiu
II and 13 WhitehaU Street.
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or every description, Oity
" and Oountry, for sale l>y-
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152
STREETS
GEM
25 I. Hymes
27 J. B. Young
J. P. Moore
30 Mrs. E. J. LaHatte
J. H. LaHatte
- M.T. LaHatte
31 Mrs. M. McElroy
J. Shaw
J. Winters
E Byron, c
L. Phillipps, c
(Crossing Forsyth.)
37 C. M. Houston
51 M. Kosenbaum
R. Rosenbaum
52 A. E. Shulhafer
rear, N. McLaughlin
55 Mrs. E. Dann
J. H. Haas
56 J. Elsas
(Crossing Whitehall.)
57 M. Rich
59 M. Hutzler
L. Hutzler
73 T. D. Lynes
77 A. Chisholm
Mrs. S. H. Hansford
85 R. Arndt
109 Mrs. F. Franks
111 J. L. Cohen
E. Selig
112 H. Gordon, c
114 S. Thomas, c ' -
6ARTRELL, from Yonge e to Daniel,
2d 8 Of Foster, Ward*.
2 Vacant
3 E. Hendon, c . ^
B. Lumpkin, c .,
J. Bush . /^
4 R. Schaefer
6 J. W. Norman ,
12 A. McGilvray
15 E. W. Hewitt
Mrs. F. D. Lee "
22 M. Manley
W. P. Manley
G. A. Wiley ^'
29 W. O'Neal
W. Delay ' " - -
30 W. F. Stewart, grocer
31 A. H. Pittraan
F. A. Pittman '.;
Mrs. N. Moore . i \i^^\-' : . '
34 J. Blackman . L
(Crossing Fitzgerald t) •
35 "Vacant
40 J. M. McAllister
rear T. Coleman, c
48 Mrs. X. Hughes
A. Hughes
L. Hughes
57 W. Roberts
58 C. H. Greene, druggist
B. F. Reed
Mrs. E. P. Saxton .
592 J. ^' Bigham
^SPjjfcMiss L. K. Bigham, dressmkr
^60 Mrs. M. Webster
Miss M. E. Post
62 J. A. Watts
63 Vacant "
64 W. H. Watson
A. P. Roberts • -
71 Felix Watts, c ,
R. Glenn, c
73 J. Thompson, c >
J. Greenwood, c
S.William, c
GATE CITY, from Glenn s to limits, nr
w limits. Ward 2.
28 T. Dorsey, c
M. Ingram, c
A. Abrams, c ♦
30 T. Wellmaker, c \ ,
39 A. Grimes, c . '
41 W. Williams, c
43 C. Hutchinson, c
45 J. Lavier, c ,s
49 B. Smith, c : -. '
50 I. Hole, c f
52 Rev. G. W. Lamar, c • .
70 L. Hoyle, c
72 A. Peg, c
GEMUNDEN, from McDaniel s to Hum-
phries, 1st w of Peters, Ward 1.
1 R. Williams, c
2 S. Smith, c
3 A. J. Jennings, c
4 D. D. Davis, c
J. Brantley, c
5 G. Roberts, c
6 H. Birch, c
7 J. Scott, c
9 M. Anderson, c
10 R. Cargile, c
11 D. Lawrence, c
13 E. Goings, c
H. Grant, c
14 W. Dickson, c
15 W. Mack, c
E. Harden, c
17 M. Cargile, c
R. Cargile, c
C. Cargile, c
52 W. Tiller, c
54 E. BrowTi, c
J. Johnson, c
56 J. Walker, c
THETEMNESAW ^"""^ "^ *^^ ^^^*
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell
GEO
BY
(iEOUGE, from East Fair n to Biffffers,
l8t e of Grant, Ward 3.
2 R. Robinson, c
A. Solomon, c
4 R. Westernham, c
W. Hill, c
6 W. C. Dickson, c
H. Hall, c , ,
7 J. Jenkins, c
8 W. Casey
11 L. Matthews, c
(Crossing East Hunter.)
12 S. Anderson, c
13 G. Johnston, c
16 D. Williams, c
M. Williams, c
P. Briscoe, c
18A. Peay, c -^
GEORGIA RAILROAD
2 o • £^^"' ^' ^y®^ ^"^^ cleaner
S. Washington, c
2 P. Curry, c\)
A. Harris i^ \ •
16 k. Henderson, c j j ,1
J. Hull, c I
R.Kyle,c ^ J ^ >
18 L. WUliams, c - / '
rearL. Hawkins, c "
24 nw cor Calhoun, L. Jones, c '
(Crossing Calhoun.)
32 A. Snatch, c
38 F. Belcher, c
T. Hunnicutt, c
nw cor Butler, Atlanta Wagon and
Timber Co
52 W. Smith, c
56 A. Daniel, c
66 H. Bennett
J. Baker
»TA "^^^; ^' <^'B"en, dressmkr
70 J . M. Wing
W. Autrey
Mrs. M. M. Autrev
n W. Walker
J. Higgins
Mrs. M. Higgins
^c X . , (Crossing Terry.)
75 J. A. Metcalf
Mrs. A. Braunan
77 J. H. Stanley
Mrs. M. J. Stanley
rear H. Arnold, c
8w cor Martin, M. J. Mabra
Mrs. F. Chastine
8< G. Stanard
ni ^•^•-^^^''•y' saloon
93 McCombs & Meakin, fodnders and
maehinifJts
153
STREETS
GIL
(Crossing King.)
129 W.TBeidi?g^"^ * ^^ ^^^^^«
N. Belding " 1] , , *,
(Crossing S. Moore.)
. se cor Bell, Union Stock Yards Dairy
andMfgCo. ^
145 J. Cantrell
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T. Argo
J.Willis
J. Bui^oughs
L. Willis
G. Willis
P. Harris
C. Davenport .
W. Hamlin
J. W. Bennett
T. McCall
G. Dunbar
Mrs. E. Hutchinson
Mrs. S. Rutledge
W. Campbell
B. Millingass
J.Pettis /
L. Bellamy
W. Lambert
R. Herndon
EAST OF GRANT.
2d ss J: Andrews, c
3d ss, F. Williams, c
4th ss, M. Bird, c
5th ss, H. W. Mack, c
6w cor Gullatt, S. Bone
W. H. Bone
R. Bone
sw cor Boulevard, W. Van Burnt
EAST OP BOULEVARD.
se cor Boulevard, R. Wallace
2d 68 W. T. Ivey
Miss C. Roberts
EAST OP BADGER.
Be cor Badger, W. C. Wall
D. D. Strong
2d ss C. D. Wall
c^r ^^toiy, Fulton Cotton Spinning
nr Kirkwood, Pendleton GuanoCo.Wks
I ^^^^'I''^"lJ^. «® ^ Prattj l8t ne
of Decatur, Ward 4.
4 R. M. Bovd
Mrs. E. V. Wyatt
W. Wyatt
J. C. Wyatt
5 L. B. Morel
12 J. Lynch *
J. Lynch, Jr
18 H. A. Smith
11 to the North, East & West.
II. L. MIVVMICn FOR PRICES TO THE 'mADE.
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^42 North Broad,
? For Coal and Wood,
154
STREETS
GRA
A. H. Smith
20 J. H. Loyd
26 Mrs. M. L. White, boarding
W. J. White
T.White
,: Mrs. E. Wade
J. R. Carter
J. M. Carter
27 F. Tryon
31 J. H. Flyim
Mrs. M. A. Dougherty
(Crossing Collins.)
34 C. H. Tibbs
rear, M. Llewellyn, c
36 H. A. Agricola
T. Ewing
M. Howard
44 R. A. Monteith
48 I. Robinson
Mrs.;E. Monteith
51 J. J. Falvey
52 V. T. Barnwell
C. Barnwell
G. Barnwell
56 A. Lebanoft*
C. Wienberge
P. Livingston
J. Livingston
60 J. Tilden
Mrs. M. Southard
62 F. B. Law
W. E. Law j
Mrs. S. Foster -
(Crossing Calhoun.)
74 E. Carter, (c)
E. Williams, c
74KT. Clear, c
D. Craig, c
80 S. Mitchell, c
J. Jordan, c
H. Brewster, c
J. Shed, c ; ; • ■■' : k
A. Smith, c t-v .. \
84 F. Rcimann . . '~ '
86 L. E. Hamilton ' ' ^ • ^
91 B. F. Curtwright
(Crossing Butler.) ; -
110 Vacant
112 Vacant - -
^^?^' from w limits to e limits, 7th s
of FairatMcDonough, passing through
Wards 2 and 3
nw cor Kries, Mrs. E. Johnson
ne cor Ice Factory, W. Miller, c
F. Jones, c
ne cor Holland, C. Chapman, c
T. U. Chapman, r
X
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se cor Humphries, Gate City Plan-
ing Mill and Lumber Co
129 J. W. Hardwick
rear, R. Montgomery
205 E. Thrasher, c
215 J. K. Payne
222 E. Callaway, c
224 E. Thomas, c
226 Caroline Hutchinson, c
241 J. W. Raven, c
247 J. W. Williams, c
M. Williams, c
sw cor McDaniel, J. Gaskill, c
sw cor Cooper, H. Harris, c
se cor Washington, Houston Burt, c
nw cor McDonough, Jefferson Sim-
mons, c
Henry Robinson, c
GLYITN, from ConnaUy e to Borne, 3d s
of Fair, Ward 3.
1 J. Gilbert, c
3 J. Farrell, c '
A. Johnson, c
12 Vacant, J. Keltner, agt
16 Vacant, W. A. Haygood, agt
18 M. Robinson, c
20 T. Watkins, c ;,
47 (Crossing Moore.) ^
49 J. Brooks i
. Mrs. M. C. Brooks f
* Mrs. M. C. Cason • ■
Mrs. N". E. Estes . '.:.
50 R. D. Jones
Mrs. G. E. Wood
53 B. F. Baughan
54 A. J. Joy
55 J. U. Ball
WEST OF CONNALLY.
1st ns Vacant
2d ns C. Bridges, c
3d ns P. Turner, c
4th ns H. Hunter, c
5th ns V. StiUweli, c
GRADY, from Glenn n to Cmmley, Ist
e of McDonough, Ward 3,
GRANT, from Ga. B. B. s to limits, 2d
e of Connally, Ward 3.
se cor Ga. R. R., J. Smith, c
se cor Biggers, J. Calhoun, c
sw cor Biggers, H. Glove, c, carpen-
ter
J. McMichael
10 A. Moore, c
12 L. Brown, c
14 J. Tucker, c
20 W. Riley, c
22 J. Baldwin, c
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lEWIYTTEAYEL^^^
yiiEii and Home Use, BUy THE SMITH lEBIMN OfiCilll,
GRA BY T »- ■ —.
^^*^ STREETS GRE
SOUTH OP E. HUNTER.
1st ws J. McClellan
2d ws F. Coppedge
f 1st es J. Clark
65 D. J. Callaway
sw cor E. Fair, J. W. Britt
S. N. Cleary
G. M. Patterson
A. H. Britt
S. Bussey
H. Ivey
se cor Jones, J. A. Boston
B. W. Dawson
Mrs. S. Dawson
rear W. S. Turner
' " R. G. Turner
., se cor Glenn, J. A. Burns
E. P. Bums,
near Glenn, L. P. Grant
GRAY, from Simpson n to D'Alvigny,
2d w of W. & A. B. B., Ward 6.
10 S. F. Wooding
Mrs. P. F. Wooding
19 J. B. Bailey * ;
45 W. Carroll
. 96 Holin Howard, c
98 Mary Banks, c . ;
100 Foster Bird, c i '
102 Eliza Hegeman, c ' ! •
IW John Calhoun, c
108 William Browi. c
116 Green Tie, c
120 Kettie Teele, c
122 Susan Grill, c
130 Jane Heath, c .
132 Minnie Atkins, c !
144 D. A. Craddock, c
Wyatt Gifford, c
154 Frederick Williams, c
John Ferrier
156 Camp Hardy, c
158 J. B. Harris,
rear S. Miller, c
8 J. Saye, c
12E. Smith, c
13 W. WUson, c
14 R. Lester, c
I>. Smith, c
S. Brown, c
E. Irving, c
R. Irving, c
16 L. Moore, c
L. Weaver, c
18 J. Leonard, c
19 Mrs. E. J. Dobbs
22 Vacant
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25 Vacant
26 T. Chandler, c \
31 Vacant |
?I E^*^^i^°^® Baptist Church, c
44 Mrs. M. demons
T, Steerman
G. Steerman
45 N". Webb, c
S. Howell, c - '
J. Brown, c
46 H.^ickson, c
47 H. Ransom, c
48 Vacant
49 Vacant
50 Y. Thrasher
52 Mrs. E. Rice
54 L. Ralls, c
M.Ralls,/;
J. Anderson, c
56 Mrs. M. Timms
62 F. Holliday, c
63 H. Walthall, c
J. Harris, c
73 I. Vincent, c
J. Epps, c
C. Thompson, c
£• -^^^^6, c, grocer
E. JEvans
J. Lawehe
78 M. Shelly, c
80 F. Cato, c
A. Boozer, c
82 E. Roberts, c
86 T. Gardner c
88 C. W. Stephens
^^ W. Stephens
94 B. Qann
111 M. Bear
rear, 1. Brunt, c
S. Merrill, c
G. McGinnis
H. Stogin, c
123 W. H.^riwn
1 Q- T wn?^^' "^^ blacksmith
l3o J. Williams, c
137 Vacant
139 L. Smallwood, c
141 H. Curtwright, c
W. Dennis, c
143 E. I:aker, c
145 H. Walker, c
W. Harvey, c
147 J. Turner, c *^
149 B. Reeder, c
151 E. Collins, c
K. Jones, c
153 L. Laurence, c
T. Thomas, c
155 y. Faden, c
I mates Best 8H1BT to order- -6 for iJT
^ 11 and 18 WhttehaU Strert.
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Lands, Etc.
10 Wall St
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156
STREETS
HAR
W. Hill, c
156 A. Arner, c
158 J. Moore, c
W. Morgan, c
P. Morgan, c
158 A. Yancey, c
159 W. Harvell, c
E. Bowen, c ^
160 A. White, c ^ ■
165 S. Loftin, c
J. Johnson, c
rear, J. Walker, c
185 W. Denson
Mrs. S. E. Denson
6BESHAM, from Plnm e, 1st n of
Dairy, Ward 5.
Ist 88 Vacant
2d 88 Vacant
6RUBB, from Peactree nw to Spring,
2d ne of Marietta, Ward 5
31 Mrs. K. Holder
Mrs. A. Orme
H. Walker.
33 P. McDummie
Mrs. M. Mayfleld I
35 T. W. Chandler
R. B. Jones i
R. S. Carter I
37 C. A. Miller
F. Carrington
Mrs. D. H. Walker
L. Duke
42 C.Bland, c
44 J. Jones, c
i49 H. Jones, c
OULLATT, from Fair s to Glynn, near
Oakland Cemetery, Ward S.
14 A. Floyd, c
15 C. J. Floyd, c
21 J. C. Graves, c
41 A. Woods, c
43 A. Davis, c
55 J. Oliver, c
71 A. Smith, c
H. Hodges, c
rear, L. Gordon, c
73 S. KendaU, c
N. Pea, c
75 P. Ponder, c
81 J. Watts, c
91 D. H. Day
' rear, S. Wells, c
J. Williams
122 W. L. Jones
J. A. Apperson
J. T. Jones
124 Mrs. E. N. Enright
P. H. Enright
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130 H. D. Kattenhoru
132 S. W. Day
rear, J. Bowen, c • .
148 E. Day
149 E. N. Broyles
A. Broyles
150 J. E. Pate
eUNBY, from Foster at A. L. Ry, s to
Ga. R. R. nr e limits, Ward 3
1 B. Reed, c
2 T. Neal, c
J. Neal, c
J. Johnson, c
3 P. Lewis, c
J. Redden, c :'--0 I
4 R. Cronic, c i ., {
5 D. Harrison, c |
6 M. Reed, c ^ j .
H. Vaugh, c »'
HAMMOXD, from Peters nw to Lee, s
of Jamestown, bey limits.
HARRIS, from Peachtree e to limits
and w to Marietta, Wards 4 and 5.
EAST.
15 Mrs. C. M. Jones
L. R. Jones
Mrs. F. H. Kimball
20 (Crossing Ivy.)
42 R. Ross, c
46 Dr. B. R. Badger, c
D. Badger, c
51 Mrs. S. Levison
rear H. McNealey, c
54 R. Kutschan
55 W. Elder
A. R. Danforth
58 A. J. Hooley
59 A. T. Abbott,
CM. Parsons
A. J. Parsons
rear M. Hamilton, c
64 C. Bangert, groeer
66 W. I. Bangert
G. I. Bangert
67 T. D. Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Mrs. M. Johnson
70 R. Crawford, c
E. Chastain, c ^
(Crossing Collins.)
71 Mrs. M. Lee
73 C. Garble
93 T. L. Clower
E. Clower
T. J. Clower
P. L. Clower
rear M. King, c
THE BEST ROUTE &il?lkg.^^^
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HAR
BY
157
C. King, c
M. Hiir, c
M. Palmer, c
N. Murphy, c
105 J. E. Clower, butcher
107 F. Coston
109 W. Wines, c, confectionery
(Crossing Calhoun.)
117 A. Stokes, c
119 J. B. Martin
123 R. Lawhorn '
127 G. Miller
130 Presbyterian Church, c
132 R. Mitchell, c
. 134 N. Maddox, c
G. Pastor, c
139 C. Hayden
140 E. Russell, c • '
J. Partee, c
142 M. Hightower, c
L. Henderson, c
144 C. Rafter, grocer
146 Vacant
153 Vacant
(Crossing Butler.)
155 Mount Zion Baptist Church, a
157 Vacant '
158 S. T. Boswell, c, grocer
A. Adams, c ,
160 Mollie Puckett, c
T. Edwards, c !
162 H.Franklin, c | ' V.
H. Perry, c
E. Lines, c
166 W. H. Harrison, c
170 J. C. Norris
D. Mullenix
174 J. Thomas, c
E. Thomas, c
182 R. Pierce, c
D. McGee, c
G. Arnold, c
186 Mary Harris, c
188 Henry Jackson, c
198 W. Carter, c
E. Carter, c
P. Carter, c
D. Bird, c
on-r ^^^^\F^^^ ^' S- Carter, c
207 A. McD. Wilson
^0 Mrs. K. A. Scott
D. G. Jones
260 T. J. Peters
280 S. Thompson, c
R. Wilson, c
J. Terrell, c
280 J. Hutchms, c
S. Starr, c
282 T. Wilkerson, c
STREETS
HAR
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(284 P. Wilson, c
I .C. Jarnagin, c
28
31
33
34
36
37
39
40
41
44
45
49
52
52
54
55
56
59
61
67
68
71
72
75
79
100
102
104
J 105
EAST OF FOSTER.
let ns T. F. Dickey i
2d ns F. Yancey ,Jc
WEST.
W. S. Simmons
L. C. Thorn
Dr. W. King
W. King, J?
(Crossing Spring.)
B. B. Crew
Mrs. C. A. Maffitt
C. P. Murray
C. A. Reynolds *
C. R. Reynolds
Vacant
R. L. Barry ^^
T. Kevel -^
W.Henry
A. Hayne, c '
R. L. Barry
Mrs. M. Sharp
W.J. J. McDonald
C. McDonald
G. McDonald
J. A. Hall
Mss. M. Hall
E. A. Robertson
C. F. Fairbanks
J. Head
J. J. Woodside
H. W. Fairbanks
W. Johnston
Mrs. C. E. Mitchell
J. A. Smith
J. F. Nuttmg
W. H. Cutting
J. R. !N"utting
W. W. Draper
(Crossing Williams.)
I. Bird
J. Lasseter
J. Y. Dixon
L. Ingraham, c
Dr. A. R. AUey
L. Dawson, c
S. H. Landrum^
F. M. Grogan •
F. Barnes
(Crossing Orme.)
A. P. Bailey
S. Glass ^
Mrp. S. Ellington
C. L. Costan
A. J. West
G. W. Dennison
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MriNICABKU6ES,BUe«lES,
• Phaitons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
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Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
HAR
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158
STREETS
HAY
107 D. Black
109 D. F. Cater
rear M. Morton, c
110 W. T. Hutchinson
J. A. Denmark
111 W. Gilbert
J. W. Owens
114 E. W. Reinhardt
(Crossing Hayden.)
116 H. Randolph, c '
E. Wilkins, c
120 H. Moore, p
213 W. Trippe *
Mrs. J. Trippe '
HATTY, from Marietta at D'Alvigny ne
to Stat« iir limits, Ward 5
HAYDEN, from Simpson s to Lnckle,
Ward 5.
1 A. McGarr, c
2 A. Jones, c
20 J. Graham
22 W. Heller
23 J. S. Prather, Jr
Mrs. F. C. B. Stovall
26 Mrs. A. Cox
31 Mrs. M. KeUam
E. White, Jr
J. F. Kellam
Mrs. L. Everett
33 S. Warner
A. W. Warner
34 J. Fleming -
38 D. Murphy :
(Crossing Baker.)
40 J. Iseman ,
, 53 J. Brown
55 M. F. Wallace
56 Vacant /^
57 H. S. Stanley
58 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, aarts
60 J. E. Bostick
64 J. B. Johnson
F. P. Perdue
(Crossing Simpson.)
68 P. Johnson
W. Johnson .'■
213 J.Graham -" ^^
HAYGOOD AL, from Wheat s to Foster,
Ist w of Randolph.
10 S. Laster, c -r:*- •
S. MDler to '
12 L. Laster, c '
HAYNES, from Chapel n to Simpson, 2d
w of Elliott, Wards 1 and 5.
7 W. E. Gossett
9 G. Stewart
f
10 G. B. Stewart
J. M. Higgins
J. M. Higgins, Jr
11 G. W. Stewart
12 Mrs. C. Carter
13 J. C. Battle
14 J. B. Veal
rear A. Cranshaw, c
16 E.J. Julian, c
S. Quarles, c ,. .
S. S. Lewis, c
J. M. Locke, c
17 G. W. Knowles
18 J. B. Carraway
19 Mrs. S. J. Smith
J. M. Suttle ^
20 A. E. Perry '
22J.R. Parks
52 D. S. Buckner
rear A. Thomas, c
54 G. Lennon, c
56 B. Low, c
J. Munroe, c
57 J. Bartlett, wood yard
58 S. D. Haslett
' rear R. Walker, c
I ; A. King, c
J. Hurst, c
61 F. Glenn, c
62 G. Thomas
rear E. Wells, c
A. Wilson, c
63 E. Pittman, c
65 J. Brown, c
F. Shell, c
W. Randall, c
(Crossing Fair.)
66 P. W. Merritt
' rear M. Ramer, c
76 J. Bowen, c
77 L. Glover, c
79 L. Heard, c
81 M. Thomas, c
C. Robinson, c
87 M Matthews, c
89 M. Bridgers, c
100 Vacant
1,
GO WEST
(Crossing Markham.)
104 R. Graham, c
H. Satterwhite, c
108 S. Squire, c
lylO B. F. Jones, c
112 R. Jones, c
B. Jones, c
114 P. Smith, c
118 R. Brown, c
J. Brovm, c
(Crossing Mitchell.)
BY THE KENWESAW KOUTil.
Ooick Time — Sure Connections.
€0 TO MARK BERRY'S W WANT SHOFS
^^^ BY TXQ " =
^^^ STREETS HIL
122 Mrs. E. Johnson
A. B. Johnson
M. B. Johnson
L. Johnson
124 A. M. Bergstrom
(Crossing Hunter.)
148 C. J. Hancock
152 W. Bradbury
155 Mrs. I. Pendleton
156 C. Witt
Mrs. F. Owen
159 Mrs. T Kenney
S. Stout
160 C. V. Tutwiler
J. M. LaFontaine
Mrs. S. M. Tutwiler
G. Tutwiler
^. P. Tutwiler
164 E.Mercer '
169 J. T. Pendleton
172 T. H. Hoge
Mrs. M. A. Hoge
174 f I! to^;^'^^^^ ^T"^^
175 R. F. Lester .
W. G. Gramling . '
D. J. Rodgers *
178 J. Cooper -
180 R. T. Lester, physician and drug-
gist °
181 J. A. Gramliuff 1 1
186 A. Cannon ;
Mrs. F. Ligon • U
188 G. H. Phillips I
190 J. A. Gifford '
195 Vacant
(Crossing Rhodes.)
^04 Mrs. C. Connell
C. M. Kirby
Mrs. E. Fleming
210 W. Kinyon
^13 J. S. Anglin
^14 J. D. Damei-on i
-219 S.Owens " ''
^21 J. F. Hammond
(Crossing Magazine.)
:224 T. W. Keltner
C. Keltner
^30 J. E. Everett
.^39 W. M. McDuffie
^2 W. Spinks
^6 Mrs. L. C. Dorman
sw cor W. Foundry, C. Albert, c
(Crossing Rock.)
330 nw cor Rock, J. E. Hudson
-oo4 H. Newton
J. J. Dean
-340 Vacant
I )
W.JVI
341 Mrs. S. Dudley
N. McDuffie t ,
344 J. Wri^^f" « ^"^^ ^1'
Jos. Wright, c ' .
™^^« ' 1 «?'" 7L' * ^- K- R- w to Da.
Tis, Ist s of Simpson, Ward 5.
nw cor Elliott, J. Sheppard
lb MiBs E. Samples
JMissE. Thaxton
17 J. Morgan, c
^". Head, c
G. Harris, c
18 Mrs. J. Hogan
21 J. Perdue, c
E. Edwards, c
23 Miss Jr. Owensby ' '
Mrs. L. Owensby I
MissG. Owensby •
Miss S. L. Owensby
2o R. Cassell, c
27 J. ]!^. Mclntire
Mrs. M. Bro\\Ti
28 J. Bassell, c
31 HTrRoflf"^' ^- '"'^"^
35 P. N. KircTiss
39 J. Edwards, c
K. Small, c
40 J. W. -Stockton
46 T. R. Wright
G. Cunningham
J. Stockton
.^ Mi*s- !<• Lancaster
47 J. F. Cawthorn
T. Speairs
HIGH, from Tattnall sw to Parsons, Ist
nw of Chapel, Ward 1.
9 M. Walker, c
13 C. Jackson, c
17 W. H. Landrum, c
22 R. Neal, c
24 S. Telfair, c
26 T. Collins, c
28 H. Baker, c
30 A. Pitts, c
M. Barber, c
P. Williams, c
K. Smith, c
^ Wa^d's!"^ H'lnter nr Bell s to limits,
55 J. Green, c
69 T. O. Hall
L Dixie sure Fit Shirts at W
[ Keeps no trash called shirts: ^'
*■ -II and rs Whitehall St.
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HIL
BY
160
STREETS
HOG
Mrs. M. A. Wood
82 C. C. Stovall
rear, Mrs. A. M. Johnson
Mrs. S. Hutx^hiuson
85 W. A. Deas
86 H. P. Blount
SOUTH OFrOLENN.
Ist W6 C. Q. Adamson
W. E. Adamson
Ist es J. J. Camp
225 L. P. Grant
HILL'S AT, from Peters nw to'Chapel.
8d 8 of Fair, Ward 1.
BILLIARD, from Decatur n bey Harris.
1st e of Fort, Ward 4.
5 S. Morris, c
7 D. Mapp, c
G. Winn, c
9 W. R. Adams, c
J. Hodge, c
rear, A. Broaden, c
D. Hill, c
11 D. Martin, c
12 W. M. Terry '
13 N. Terry
14 G. W. Martin
16 J. D. Hutchinson
J. M. Hayes
20 B. Smith, c
rear, C. McCune, c
H. Walker, c
C. Penn, c
22 Vacant ^
24 S. P. Marbut
26 A. Hutchinson
Mrs. M. Hensley
.28 A. J. Coakley, grocer ,
30 G. Young, c
32 H. Hawkins, c - » /^
J. Whittaker, c . ■- -
(Crossing Scofield.) >
33 W.Ellison '
rear, X. Williams, c
44 Vacant
45 L. Alexander, c
46 T. Blackman
47 O. H. Bice
50 L. Logan, c '
51 I Porter, c
63 M. Nichols, c
J. Seagraves, c
54 Mrs. E. M. Gillham
69 B. Sears, c
S. Roberts, c
62 R. Baker, c
65 R. Howard, c
E. Lucas, c
66 W. Banks, c
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67 J. Dickson, c
J. Huggins, c • , !
72 A. Hinton, c ^
73 S. Clark, c
R. Jones, c
74 K. Hilliard, c
75 C. Prince, c
78 Mrs. E. Hinkle i
rear*J. Magby, c ,
W. Smith, c \
(Crossing Fain.)
79 B. Watts, c r j
G. Young, c i^j- j
G. Prayer, c |4* |
80 W. Jones, c ;
83 W. Gillham ' i
Mrs. E. Gillham ^^ j.
rear G. Pittman, c \
- nw cor Foster, S. Morris, c
105 F. Stinson, c 1
136 C. Rhodes, c
nw cor Old Wheat, M. Crews, c
M. Rivers, c
180 J. Turner, c .
182 C. Harper, c
184 R. Mitchell, c
186 T. Marsjiall, c
J. Kinder, c
M. Heard, c
188 A. Williams, c
N. Williams, c
H. Harris, c
190 T. Ferrell, c
192 A. Cavil, c
215 H. Yergin, c
J. Powell, c '
217 B. HUl, c
218 G. C. Armistead
Mrs. E. Winburn
220 G. T. Latimer
NORTH OF EAST HARBIS.
1st es W. Oliver, c
2d es C. Oliver, c
3d es Vacant i
4th es Vacant
SOUTH OF FORREST AVENUE.
1st ws E. A. Dukes, c
2d ws G. F. Johnson, c
3d ws S. Banks, c
4th ws P. Johnson, c
5th ws Vacant
HOGUE, from Wheat n to Harris, 1st e
of Bonleyard, Ward 4*
45 J. B. Parker, c
57 S. Calhoun, c
59 T. Telfair, c
61 R. McCarthy, c
76 H. McFail, c
THE KEHHESAW RS^.^:lL%r
IJJQLLfflGHAIii^^S
\'-.
HOG
rear D. Smith, c '
79 J. Conley, c
80 J. Echols, c
81 J. P. Wood, c
F. Rachel, c
82 H. Hendrix, c
83 L. W. Wimby, c
84 L. Nelms, c
85 J. Johnson, c
102 R. Turner, c
W. Davis, c
158 C. Walker, c
L. Miller, c
160 W. Minifee, c .
M. Clayton, c
162 W. Ross, c
L. Ross, c
M. Ross, c
HOLCOm AL, from Raspberry s to
Taylor, 1st w of Fort.
6 R. Anthony, c -.
8 C. Howard, c
10 M. Brown, c : \
11 C. Henry, c •
13 E. Alexander, c
15 A. S.Sims, c . . .
17 N. S. Ix)wry, c r v i
HOLLAND, from Chapel nw to Green's
I'errj ay, 1st ne of Humphries, W^dl!
EAST.
1 P. Pellegrini
7 J. C. Blackburn
9 T. H. Ward
A.J. Ward
M.A.Ward !
C. S. Claridy 1
IIW. Cato, c • o
13 G.Williams, c - ' ^
21 Vacant ' ;:
23 Vacant . * •
WEST. ■ Vi
■I — Hodges, c ' vf
3 J. BoA^/c . > i^
6 A. Moore, c ' ^ "
7T. Morgan, c *
9 Rev. C. Smart, c
M. A. Bird, c
11 M. Blake, c
13 G. Weaver, c
L. Weaver, c
15 H. Strickland, c
N". Ligou, c
17 S. Colton, c
19 J. J. Trice, c
SOUTH OF WELLS.
se cor Wells, J. WUlis, c
_2d es W. Holt, c
STREETS
HOR
3d es I. Jenkins, c
B. Jenkins, c .
HOXEY AL, from Terrv w to Sn^ar aL n
of E. Fair, Ward 8. '
1 M. Crow, c
2 J. Brown, c
10 L. Clayton, c
M. Howard, c
G. Loyd, c
-t
HOOD, from Whitehall, se to Windsor,
Ist ne of Smith, Ward 2. '
8 J. W. Cotton
J. B. Murphy
21 W. E. Dicteon
A.W.Martin
26 Mrs. E. Elliott
27 F. M. Richardson
F. H. Richardson
E. R. Richardson
o^ T^* ^- l^ichardson
30 J. C. Huff
32 T. J. Guimarin
34 G. A. Webster
rear, A. Harkness
.« ^ P. Hessner ,
49 I. P. Harris I
58 Vacant
59 Rev. W. Lively
L. B. Lively
J. B. Lively
rear, S. Drake, c
60 J. H. Fuller
62 J. R. Lively
64 Vacant
65 J. N. Fain
66 K. Martin, c
HOBTOJr, from Fort s to Packard's al.
n of Decator, Ward 4.
1 W. Summers, c
S. Clayton, c
4 J. Clayton, c
I. Smith, c
6 H. Jacob, c
W. Williams, c
15 B. Turner, c
16 K. Collins, c
18 P. Green, c
19 J. Brown, c
29 S. Foster, c
31 W. McKewen
39 J. Foster
55 R. Westmoreland, c
L. Moss, c
56 A. Nelson, c
58 E. B. Hanson
59 W. Clark, c
C. Finch, c
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BY
162
STREETS
HOU
HOUSTON, from Peachtree e to Cal-
honn, thence ne to Pittman ar, thence
to Bandolph, Ward 4.
9 M. A. Fall
B. Carter
W. W. Lampkin
J. Ralls
rear, J. Lisle, c '
10 N. C. Barnett
S. M. Barnett
12 H. R. Powers
13 J. Dunwody
18 N. C. Carr
N. C. Carr, Jr
G. Carr
rear, D. Smith, c
19 F. M. Eddleman
J. B. Eddleman
J. Eddleman
F. M. Eddleman, Jr r.
29 T. F. Hall J)
J. T. Hall
J. E. Carlton
Mrs. S. Snead
(Ci-ossing Ivy.)
33 S. H. Shav
G. C. Shaw
J. B. Shaw
35 W. P. Northen
C. S. Northen
H. G. Northen, Jr
36 J. C. Evins
rear, T. Davis, c "~
42 J. A. Cody
W. H. Cody
Mrs. M. L. Cody
Mrs. A. Colzey
H. C. Leonard
W.F.Smith . . /"
rear, W. Clark, c
J. Crampton, c
43 M. DeGraffenried
Mrs. A. L. Bobinger
47 R. A. Howard
B. J. Howard
Mrs. T. C. Howard -
G. R. Howard ^
A. J. Howard
rear, J. Gates, c
61 J. L. Logan j
F. R. Logan 4;
Mrs. M . Sage . ': (' ,
rear, I. George, c ..-^
52 J. C. Courtney , , , '
J. R. Courtney ' .
56 A. C. Bruce
T. H. Morgan
rear. Rev. I. Hill, c
57 J. J. McKov
THE BEST RO
T. H. Stokes
F. A. Williams
Mrs. M. Stokes
rear, L. .Henderson, c
58 R. Long, c
60 S. Johnson
63 L. J. Ellis
, W.J.Ellis
(Crossing Collins.)
66 J. H. Quinn
C. F. Quinn
69 M. C. Bell
i P.H.Bell
! E. J. Hulsey
1 B. Sims
i E. Groover
rear, E. White, c
77 W. J. Hogan, grocer
Mrs. M. J. Waits
J. S. Waits.
J. W. Harris i
84J. E. Nisbet -J-.
85 W. Houston, c • -
W. Williams, c
C. Beale, c
87 G. W. White
95 E. R. Jones, c
96 Storrs' School, c
99 G. Mitchell, c
104 Miss A. W^illiams
Miss E. L. Ferris
- Miss J. A. Goodwin
Mrs. C. G. Ball
Miss F. Cloudman
Miss C. J. Parry
Miss A. M. Field
rear, A. Anderson, c
F. J. Smith, c
A. Smith, c
109 Rev. E. Kent, c
<Crossing Calhoun.)
110 Wright & HiUey, grocers
J. T. Wright
111 J. A. Cai*tcr, physician
113 P. G. Hampton
119 F. Miller
A. Hartranft
122 J. Gray, c
C. Edwards, c
rear, C. Wyatt, c
123 W. N. Everitt
J. M. Hageman
124 L. Hunter, c
125 M. Epps, c
J. Hartsfield, c
126 M. Neal, c
128 J. Ficken
130 J. Jackson, c
A. Anderson, c
To Travel to all Points
is tiie KBNNESAW.
The Smith American Orp'an<^
HOU
BY
163
STREETS
HOW
12
14
16
18
19
27
28
29
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D. Edwards, c
S. A. Brooks, c
R. See, c
W. Cooper, c
131 P. McMichael, c
I. Currmgton, c
139 C. W. Walton, c
140 Houston Street School, c
141 J. Thompson, grocer
153 A. Hendricks, c
H. Nichols, c
157 D. W. Hutchins
158 J. Grantly, c
(Crossing Valentine.)
160 A. Simms, c
161 A. Dougherty, c
163 D. Simmons, c
165 P. Reagan
167 G. Floyd, c
169 J. Johnson, c
190 B. F. Mullenix
(Crossing Fort.)
192. L. C. Butler, grocer
W. W. Beard
194 J. M, Ellis
196 J. M. Hamilton
M. E. Chapman
Mrs. N. C. England
196 Wiley Duffy . V
William Duffy
R. M. Dufly
S. Dufly ' ;
198 J. R. Cross, grocer * I - ■
C. Armistead
(Crossing Milliard.)
223 J. M. Hagerman
230 A. Birdsong, c
236 J. Leggett, c , ,■ ;:./
reer S. Switcher, c , i-i '
237 W. C. Lawshe
281 S. A. Stroud
363 J. T. Reese
369 Mrs. A. Crawford
377 L. Allen, c
387 A. Allen, c
se cor Sampson, D. N. Martin
sw cor A.-L. R'y, Atla Spring Bed
HOWELL, from Ga. R. R, n to Hous-
ton, Ward 4.
8 Vacant
11 L. F. Bowles
A. Parker - ,
Mrs. M. WaUs
Mrs. S. Gallagher
J. Moore
A. Whitehead
w w ■ I via \^\j%J II II and 13 Whitehall St.
43
J. B. Brown
J. Anderson
S. R. Greer
S. W. Greer
J. Boggs
o. Boggs
J. McClellan
C. R. Bloomingdale
Miss S. McClelland
B. Burgess
J. M. T. Bates
T. R. Holcomb
R. M. Clay
T. J. Brandon, c
D. O. White
Dr. J. HoUingsworth
rear W. Walker, c
W.T.Mooney
C. P. Baugh
F. Singleton
A. Wallacte
Mrs. M. Stewart
H. Simmons, c
L. Foster, c
L. D. Spinks
B. Anderson %
H. H. WUliams, c
M. Alexander, c
M. Burks, c
J. Burks, c •
O. Beach, c
rear, W. Burks, c
D. J. Gilder, c
M. Dorsey, c
C. B. Morgan, c
D. V aughn
F. M. Queen
T. Kile
: J. Seaborn, c •
i C. Forrest, c
W. E. Gathright
R.H.Smith,
Mrs. M. Smith
J. W. Smith
J. Philips, c
F. Hudson, c
W. S. Waldroop, c
C. Willingham
M. Nichols, c
W. A. Miles
J. HoUingsworth
S. Penn, c
L. Howard, c
P. Keith, c
R. D. Greorge
J. Parken c
S. Wiley, c
D. Woodward
W. H. Tilhnan, e
E. Graves, c
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HUG
BY
164
STREETS
HUN
HUGE, (See Hulsey.)
HULL, from Simpson s to Baker, 1st e
of Lnckie, Wara 5.
15 H. Coles, c
23 J. A. Long
25 Vacant
27 Z. Basking
A. Baskins
33 J. A. Karr, gi-ocer
HULSET, from Fonndir s to Magazine,
1st w of W. & R. R., Ward 1.
9 Vacant
11 Mrs. L. Hancock
14 Mrs. A. A. Barney
Mrs. L. Dyar
16 Vacant
17 W. H. Burton
25 J. Nace
(Crossing Magazine.)
sw cor Foundry, J. Hanlon, grocer
46 Mrs. M. Zahn
rear S. Bailey, c
W. Oliver, c
G. Mims, e
J. Pry or, c
(Crossing Rhodes.)
48 P. Williams, c
L. Wilson, c
rear T. Beasley, c
ne cor Jones al, D. Zion, c _
E. Lyman, c
T. Henry, c
T. Lyman, c " J
50 A. Griggs, c i
^2 N.Thomas, c -'' ■' \
S. Thomas, c
HUMPHRIES, from WhitehaU nw to
Oreeng Ferry ay., and se to limits,
Wards land 2.
16 M. Barwald
M. I^azaron
22 ne cor Hightower, N. Davis ?
J. B. Ingram ^j*-.
26 J. Shelton, c Y: .f
A. Fraser, c f .', %
35 W. Peters . : ^ ,
36 L. Baugh, c '^^ ' '
37 C. Westbrook, c . :^ * ^ , 1
39 A. Gresham, c 7 ^ ^ "
41 J. Dupree, c
M. Hodmad, c .t- . i
42 A. Jackson, c . ^^
M. Grant, c . ;.
S. Sims, c ' ' ■^•
J. White, c
sw cor W. Peters, C. F. Baker, shoe-
maker
.^.j
nvv^ cor W. Peters, L. Varner, black-
smith
44 St. Paul's Church, c
45 W. Atkinson '
S. Youngblood
46 St. Paul's African Church
47 G. P. Jones
rear, C. Martin, c
48 W. Watkins, c
W. Barefield, c '
49 H. Sellers, c
G. Parks, c
50 Dozier & Gibson, c, grocers
rear, H. B. Gunn, c
51, S. Burns, c, grocer ;, .
53 K.Jeter \,
M. Zimmerman
55 L. Pitts, a
W. Kelly, c
60 G. Thompson, grocer \'
61 N. Simmons, c
62 L. Varner
rear, L. Osborne, c
63 Mrs. M. Kay
64 J. D. Ransom
D. King, c '
65 G. W. Steele
rear,; C. Jenkins, c
66 W. Henderson, c
W. Dozier, c
69 Mrs. M. Christopher ''
73 V. Baker, c -
75 E. Gann
78 H. Wilburn, c
A. Norman, c
. B. Grinett, c ,
81 J. A. Carey, c
S. P. Carey, c
83 B. Green, c
85 G. Harris, c
87 S. Gardner, c
H. Redden, c
92 C. King, c
94 E. Jones, c
E. Jones, Jr., c
P. Mitchell, c
95 B. Thrasher, c
101 W. Garth, c
, ne cor Glenn, Zion Hill Baptist
Church, c
HUNIflCUTT, from Marietta e to West
Peachtree, 2d n of Alexander, Ward 5.
2 J. Bent
3 Mrs. S. G. Gaulding
5 D. R. Cook
W. P. Reed
Mrs. L. Webb
12 H. Hammond, c
C. Prince, c
ALWAYS TRAVEL Io'^t!^^^^^^^
Co to W. J, WILLINGHAM, 96 W. MitcheU,
For any Kind of Lumber. Laths or ShiiTgW
•"^^ ^^ 165 STREETS I HUN
13 J. Awtry "
14 J. Battle, c
18 W. Caldweld *
L. Finn
nw cor Luckie, Paynes Chapel
nw cor Venable, M. Mashburn
se cor McAfee, Mrs. L. D. Warner
W. Jenkins
sw cor Fowler, Mrs. J. Berry
J. Sullivan
se cor Plum, J. W. Churchhill
ne cor Plum, J. J. Baker
HUNT, from Cox n to limits, 2d e of
Fort, Ward 4.
HUIVTER, from WhitehaU se to GuUatt,
nr Cemetery, and nw to C. R. R.,
thence w to Umits, Wards 1, 2, and 3.
EAST.
8 and 10 Mrs. A. Richter, saloon
9 M. Lang, shoemkr
11 Vacant, J. Robinson, agt
12 A. Ergenzinger, awning mnfr, etc
16 Judson, Dunlop <fc Co., Commercial
Paper and Printing House
C. F. Weatherbe, directory pub-
lisher *
15 Vacant
16 Finley & Grant, coal ■ I
17 J. A. Doane
A. Spencer
21 A. M. Bergstrom, printer
W. L. Dolphyn
21}4 R. C. Word, physician
Sou. Medical Record
23 N. Robinson, shoemkr
25 Jester & Sturtevant, carpenters
27 M. M. Mauck, painter
T.J. Pollard
27>^ Southern Advance
cor Pryor, County Court House
W. L. Calhoun, ordinary
Commissioners of Roads & Rev-
enues
County Scool Commissioner
B. F. Walker, co. surveyor
C. M. Payne, co. treasurer
A. M. Perkerson, sheriff
J. O. Harris, state & co. tax re-
ceiver
36 E. Powell, c, wheelwright
38 Church of Christ
41 J. T. Curtright
45 J. Lochrey, dyer
46 Mrs. S. J. Taylor, boarding
Mrs. E. M. Gates
W. Allen
A. Boose -
A. Jett ^
Z. Taylor
C. Kibbee
50 Miss E. Kenney, boarding
E. Xenney,
P. Murray i
L. P. James I
M. James ' I •
C. F. Phfelps
51 Vacant
52 J. E. Asbury, c, physician
(Crossing Loyd.)
67 Rev. T. F. McCleary
Rev. J. M. Hennessy
68 S. B. Hoyt, lawyer
W. A. Russell
W. R. Hoyt
Mrs. J. Russell
74 Mrs. J. Ewing, boardinsr
O. Ewing ^
D. Jones
W. Hughes
G. Nichols
D. Garr -^
S. Ramey * •"
W. R. Brown
Mrs. B. Gallagher
; - rear H. Howard, c
B. Akers, c
75 I. J. Malone
T. F. Malone
J. Haverty
C. Malone
76 J. E.Barrett, artist
D. W. Goodman
79 Mrs. M. Coffee
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R. Mays
(Crossing Washington.)
City Hall
(Cros^ng McDonough ss.)
85 Mrs. E. N. Lonaran
91 J. W. Odom
G. Beauchamp
95 C. C. Mahaffey
97-J. Kershaw
J. Kershaw Jr
105 R. A. Camp
M. Osborne
J. Ross
109 J. Gatins
111 J. C. Lynch
E. T. Lynch
Mrs. E. Lynch
Mrs. C. J. Armstrong
(Crossing Butler.)
113 M. Burney, c
(Crossing Fraser ss.)
122 A. H. Mc Waters
R. S. Mc Waters
to all Points.
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HUN
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166
STREETS
Him
123 I. H. Smith
128 C. Hawley
Mrs. M. A. Harris
129 T. H. Taylor, grocer
133 Mrs. S. A. Coolt
J. T. Moms
J. Beed
(Crossing Sugar al. ns.)
134 and 136 J. R. Thompson, grocer and
butcher
Mrs. N". Edmonds
137 N. Perkins, c
138 Mabin & Terry, planing mill
(Crossing Terry.)
150 W. Kershaw
165 Z. H. Smith
150 E. E. Schenck
J. K. Thrower
A. Schenck
J. Browning
162 Mr8.W. Murphy
164 T. DriscoU \
Mrs. K. O'Connor
165 8w cor Martin, C. H. McHan, grocer
Mrs. A. McHan
(Crossing Martin.)
rear, E. Massey
170 C. Fay
A. R. Logan
G. R. W. Latimer
175 Dr. M. L. Lichtenstadt
178 J. A. Tuttle -_
Mrs. M. J. Vasque
180 L. H. Reeves
Mrs. N. Shelton ' '
181 W. S. Smith
182 C. Phillips
185 B. F. Dewberry / ^
187 P. P. Reid '
J. F. Mc Wallace
190 W. Gordon, c )
195 M. A. Parker
W. A. Parker
199 W. A. Westbrook
W. Walker
201 J.T.Stewart
(Crossing King.)
a03D. R.Evans
J. Bieser j- ' ; • '
204 N. M. Holland ^
207 W. T. Downing
Mrs. S. J. Van Bibber
Mrs. A. Downing
210 J. S. Holland
211 W. W. Dougherty .^v s ^ *
212 W. P. Tilton .': ^^
J.T.Taylor
T. B. Montgomery
■1
60 WEST
O. McDonald
214 W. A. Wilson
M. Wilson
215 Dr. D. Collier
219 Vacant
223 E. M. Casson
G. W. Ament
229 I. Y. Sawtell
230 H. McWilliams
232 J. R. Whaley
(Crossing Moore.)
233 A. J. Moss
Mrs. A. A. Bonnell
236 R. Thompson
237 W. B. O'Quinn
Mrs. K. Maddock
241 Mrs. E. Myers
Mrs. E. Connolly
241 A. B. Connolly
H. T. Connolly ' r-
_ J.T.Connolly '-■'
T. O'Keefe
242 S. C. Frizzell
W. H. Frizzell
E. I. Frizzell
250 St. Paul's M. E. Church
251 Mrs. J. B. Chastain
252 Mrs. C. C. Knight
' (Crossing Bell.)
256 R. H. Sullivan
A. Stagg
257 J. O. Dewbeny
W. F. Hunt
260 W. Mangum
(Crossing HiU.)
261 Mrs. M. E. Hunt
262 J. T. McDonald
F. H. Glazier
267 W. F. Stovall
268 J. S. Porter
, C. J. Porter
270 R. M. Cason
271 J. Farrow, c
J. McCullough, c
273 Vacant
275 J. C. Adolphus
Mrs. M. Hicks
276 H. Smith, c,
M. Carr, c j
rear, J. Sanford, c
T. Murray, c
277 J. DeLoach
W. W. Gravitt
(Crossing Fort.)
281 S. A. Stroud
A. Milse
285 J. G. Woodward
N. J. Estey
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Quick Time— Sure Gonneotions.
K«
33
HUN
BEBH"r, BOOTS & SHOES.
167
289 S. C-Henson ' "
W. R. Hollis
D. B. Hollis
J. B. Hollis
293 W. W. Grant
301 W. P. Dickson
T. WiUiams
302 A. C. Hamby
P. Branning
W. J. Hamby
303 M. R. Fanton
304 Vacant
305 Vacant
307-R. N. Bean
308 C. R. Bloomingdale
S. Long ,
(Crossing Grant.)
311 Mrs. M. C. Wilson, grocer
Mrs. D. Evans
312 E. A. Griffin
325 C. C. Ray ^
326 Vacant
327 W. Reynolds
(Crossing George.) "
331 T. Morris, c . .
I. Woolfolk, c
337 A. Boyd, c
A. Davis.'C
338 E. Floyd, c
e terminus, (Sj^kland Cemetery
8 A. W. Jett, saloon
10 Vacant
14 (Crossing Broad.)
17 C. Stevens, c
19 M. Wright, c
2J'1^2?^f Z E. Taylor, agt, stables
25 E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R. offiSe
34 (Crossing Forsyth.)
43 A. Walter
rear 43 S. B. Pittman, c
44 G. H. Culberson
49 Davis & Massey, c, blksmiths
50 W. Bender, saloon
L. Smith
W. Connor
Z. L. Bashlor
51 C. H. Duhme
55 Mrs. M. Albright
56 J. H. Matthews, lumber
(Crossing C. R. R.)
116 H. Nunn, c
N. Hammond, c
(Crossing Elliott.)
124 J. A. BridweU
(Crossing Mangum.)
STKEETS
HUN
132 B. Nichols, c
139 Mrs. R. Young
H.' Young
E. Nelms
147 R. R. Hawes
150 N. S. Sears
F. Marshall
L. W. Sears
151 J. Flinn
152 W. H. ^rhrash
T. J. Shivers
154 C. Irby
G. F. Edwards
J. F. Snelling \ \ " -
155 CM. Gallaher i "
158 M. D.Maxwell i ' i
159 W. Jackson
C. Bostwick
,«« ^® 9^^ Haynes, J. R. K^xwell
162 J. k. :^cClellan
J. 0. Warnock
166 Mrs. N. Johnson
T. Fretwell
167 Sixth Baptist Church
170 G. B. Davis
J. H. Davis
L. D. Davis v j^
S. L. Wallace
W.H. Mims
173 J. L. McGrath
177 F. Lowman
W. iBenson
178 E. James
1^2 V. James, c ,
R. James, c
(^''ossing Davis.)
197 A. Hill, c
E. Lee, c
198 S. Coleman, c
200 A. Allen, c
202 E. Bostwick, c
W. Porter, c
208 J. Lofton, c
W. J. Lofton, c
210 W. Greer, c
J. King, c
212 G. Robinson, c '<■
R. M;itcheU, c ^
216 J. Brown, c
M. Simpson, c
J. Smith, c
J. Matthews, c
226 C. Small, c
M. Jackson, c
228 S. Jones; c
J. Robinson, c
J. Simmons, c
230 M. Anderson, c
S. Anderson, c
W. J6ne8, c
Mikes ULOTHiNQ to onHt.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prioat.
I|aiid 13 Whitehall Street.
' --^fi.r-^s^'^-
REAL ESTATE
of every desci-iption. City
and Oountry, :ft>r sale toy
T. ^. IViei-son, lO l^Vall St.
HUN
BY
168
STREETS
IVY
232 J. Robinson, c
234 J. Willis, c
J. Willis, c
236 A. Steele, c
238 M. Sams, c
ICE FACTORY, from C. R. R. s bey
' ' limits, Ward 2.
8 of C. R. R., es, Ist Mrs. M. Shore
2d Mrs. M. Harris
3d M. Williams, c
F. Dukes, c
IRA, from Hood s to limits, 1st w of
Windsor, Ward 2.'
13 A. Curry, c
W. Jones, c
P. Rueker, c
rear H. Dugger, c
26 S. Brown, c
N. Freeman, c
130 N. Dillard, c
A. Riggins, c
(Crossing Crumley.)
132 W. Williams, c
134 A. Amos, c
135 M. Hay good, c
W. Howell, c
137 P. Wells, c
139 S. White, c
140 T. Mitchell, c
J. Evans, c
141 M. Jackson, c
142 A. Logan, c ~ •
145 S. Chapman, c
H. Griggs, c
146 J. Stephens, c
S. Truett, c
147 L. Calhoun, c
148 A. Rueker, c ^ •
151 R. Smith, c
L. Smith, c
149 Charles Palms, c
J. Robinson, c
nw cor Sharpe, E Brooks, c
sw cor Sharpe, C. Cobb, c
A. Jackson, c
SOUTH OF SHARPE.
1st es G. Marable, c
Q. Hutchinson, c • :*
2d ws A. Rueker, c
3d ws J. Riggins, c
4th ws W. Felker, c ^, ^.
5th ws I. Rueker, c I
6th ws E. Smith, c , '" ; .
ntWIW, from Fort, e to limits, 1st n of
Wheat, Ward 4.
3L. S.Winfrey
S. J. Winfrey
THTKEHIESIFRS
S. M. Winfrey
Mrs. S. A. Winfrey
5 Z. Taylor, c
7 N. Barner, c
13 E. Cooper, c
E. Hill, c
19 J. D. Marston
Mrs. R. Thompson -
27 D. G. Peel, grpcer
(Crossing Hilliard.)
35 L. DeGive
55 Vacant
59 J. B. Red wine
Mrs. E. Red wine
(Crossing Jackson.)
66 W. S. Shields
68 L. M. Terrell
H. H. Terrell
118 D. Davis, c
120 M. Antry, c
121 Mrs. N. L. Ray - |
^ (Crossing Boulevard.) i
122 L. Bro^Ti, c
Wm. Brown, c
Walter Krown, c • ' '
130 D. Parks, c . ;
137 E. Gray, c , . i
J. Gray, c i
140 T. Fleming, c T
J. Whitfield, c r
148 H.Rose, c ; V
149 A. Gardner, c 1
(Crossing Howell.) " ;
151 B. Crockett, c
se cor Bradly, R. Ivy, c
H. Hutchins, c
173 C. Standard, c
W. Kendrick, c
174 M. B. Green
(Crossing Randolph.)
175 Mrs. M. Pollard
178 C. Gildy, c
201 J. Jenkins, c _ ^
rear, D. Davis, c
D. Williams, c
202 J. Fields, c
204 L. Hunt, c
205 M. Colton
M. Farris
M. White
206 T. Thomas, c
207 J. N. Williams
208 W. J. Geter
213 R. Gates, c
ITT, from Decatnr ne and n to Peach-
tree, 1st e of Pryorjf^Ward 4.
3 M. Law, c, barber
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
W. J,
WILLINGHAM, 96 W
'" ajnd Dressed
Mitchell,
IVY
BY
169
5 J. Easton, c, restaurant
S. Parish, c, boarding
7 G. Disbrow & Co., beer bottlers
9 M. C. Cargile, c, undertaker
10 C. Harder, c
12 H. Alexander, c, shoemkr
14 Swift's Specific Co
20 J. Alexander, c, blksmith
21 S. Denwood, c
R. Winbush, c
J. Walker, c
y (Crossing Line ws.)
25 W. S. Bell, lumber
27 and 29 R. Green, c, stables
33 L. B. Morel
(Crossing Gilmer, es.)
36 W. Powers
rear R. Richardson, c
W. Washington, c
38 L. B. Davis
38 and 40 Mrs. L. B. Davis, boarding
42 B. Cook, c ^
G. Cavanaugh, c
H. Milam, c
F. Williams, c
46 Centralivy Street Hospital
51 W. Erskine
56 M. Norris, c
97 C. Simmons
rear M. Edmonds, c
C. Howard, c < '
60 H. V. M. Norrii, c ! '- ^
F. J. Norris, c * ' ■^' , ->
67 E. White, boarding '•
(Crossing Wheat.)
70 Mrs. J. B. Tompkins
74 G. R. Boaz
G. Weimer
D. Jones
76 H. M. Robinson
R. L. Robinson
77 T. G. Healey
80 M. Wiseberff ,
83 J. C. Peck 1
A. J. Peck
^^ Dr. F. H. Peck
84 C. B. Howard
5* ^' I^ouglass
86 E. Johnson
W.S. Parks
J. W. McPherson
T. Willbanks
87 J. Wiley
H. Wiley
90 J. W. Morrow
(Crossing Houston.)
104 Rev. D. W. Gwin
115 M. J. Crawford
STREETS
IVY
Write
TO
116 E. P. Black '
119 Mrs. A. Lockhart
121 C. E. Harman
A. H. Cox
Mrs.. A. A. Harman
127 J. G. King
A. C, King
(Crossing Ellis.)
140 W. T. Newman
144 S. R. Johnston
146 W. H. C. Miekelberry
J. Green
J. Wallace
J. J. Miekelberry '
146 R. Jl Cromelm • 1
149 D. S. Gregory
Mrs.' E.Nance !
156 N. R. Howard I
157 J. M. Hill i
158 H. y^ Barrow
161J.T.;ja&'"«^"°-^
rear, E. Jones, c
J. Luckie, c
165 J. H. Lovejoy > «
E. Lovejoy
J. H. Lovejoy, Jr '
rear, E. Greer, c
169 T. L. Langston
rear, N. Lawrence
170 Mrs. tr. Hale
T. H< Dawson
Mrs. 3E. Dawson
172 Rev. H. C. Homadv
173 Ivy St School ^
174 D. A. Rowe
C. E. Currier
176 Mrs. L. E. White
Mrs. L. Truman
179 H. D. Smith
182 Mrs. M. E. Coleman
183 L. E. O'Keefe
Mrs. E. O'Keefe
(Crossing Harrig.)
189 W. C. Morris
J. L. Morris
E. Morris
193 Mrs. R. Woodbury
W. J Shockley
198 P. H. kiUer
200 G. M.^olt
201 W. B, Cox
202 R. C. ilitcheU
o?? Z^'^^i' ^' ^' Adair, agt
211 Mrs. :tt. E. Coleman ^^
R. J. Gilbert
212 G. W. Sciple
G. W. Sciple, Jr
C. E. Sciple
. L. fl I YVA I tit FOE PRICES TO THE iS^rS''
1^
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m
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v:- ••^*.> ■_
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I
42 North Broad,
? For Coal and Wood.
f
,T . '■
IVY
BY
170
STREETS
JEN
(Crossing Baker.)
233 Mrs. H. R. Echols, boarding
234 J. G. James
Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale
235 Vacant
241 J. M. Goldsmith
249 A. W. HiU
JACKSON, from Foster n to limits, 2d e
of Fort, Ward 4.
nr Irwin, Gate City R. R. Stables
(Crossing Cain.)
fin. J. P. Stephens
62 D. D. Snyder
54 W. Mickleberry
Mrs. E. L. Bloodworth
68 J. Fuss
J. Jackson ^
(Crossing Harris.)
66 J. R. Merchant
67 E. B. Watson
KK) H. Kingsberry
102 L. B. Nelson
121 C. W. McCalla
123 T. H. Byrd
125 J. L. Dunham
126 L. P. Grant, Jr
146 W. Green, c
148 R. Evans, c
rear M. Gray, c
149 A. M. Reinhardt
Mrs. R. M. White
152 W. H. McWliorter
169 W. A. Cochran
199 H. C. Erwin
200 Vacant
JACKSON AL, fromFraserto Martip, n
of Richardson, Ward 3, ^ •
JAMES, from Feachtree nw to Cain, Ist
ne of Luckie, Ward 5.
33 A. James, c '
(Crossing Cain.)
60 Lela Billups, c
Mary Lewis, c '.
68 Mary Cleveland, c " '
64 G. Williams, c -.;; ^
A. Williams, c * "
F. Golden, c
65 Maggie Ross, c
65>^ J. I. Whitaker
66 Mrs. M. Yarborough
Mrs. M. J. Porter
67 L. Powell /^
673^ G. Yarborough, c
(Crossing Spring.)
71 D. F. Cat^r, wood yard
JEFFERSON, (See Boulevard.)
JENKINS, from Calhoun se to Pratt, 1st
ne of Gilmer, Ward 4.
10 Mrs. P. C. Gilmer
Mrs. S. Huggins
12 J. Baswell
14 J. W. Van Winkle
W. D. Jenkins
G. W. Willbanks
J. Holt
16 L. Muller
P. Muller
H. Peoples
43 F. T. Ridge
B. F. Bareck
45 O. L. Pease
O. J. Pease
W. C. Pease
52 nw cor Butler Vacant
Atlanta Medical College
(Crossing Butler.)
58 Christopher Glover, c
60 John Burdett, c
62 John Morgan, c ; -
76 Lavina Barnes, c '; -
Harriet Davidson, c
JENNINGS AL., from Rawson n \»
Jones, Ist e of Eraser, Ward 3.
: 1 N. Smith, c
i C. Hubert, c
J. Dorsey, c :
C. Cole, c »
2 W. Casey, c
3 S. Robinson, c
W. Robinson, c
H. Dorsey, c
M. Foster, c
4 A. White, c
5 A. Brown, c
6 E. Williams, c
7 A. Rivers, c
J. Dukes, c
8 F. Malone, c
9 B. Parks, c
10 B. Morris, c
11 J. Bcntley, c
W. Jones, c '
12 C. Abrams, c
14 J. W. Baker
A. Baker, dairy
J. H. Leak
W. Leak
15 J. Smith, c
W. Harris, c
P. Smith, c
38 C. Bishop, c
R. Chandler, c
40 M. M. Wilson
ALWAYS TRAYEL ^^T^
Forfcch and Home Ose, BDlf THE SMITH JMffilC/H OBeMI.
JOH BY T7T rZ —
^ ^<^ STREETS JON
JOHN, from W. & A. R. R. w to Lam
bert, 5th n of Simpson, Ward 5.
NORTH OF J:LLI0TT.
1st es Dean Green, c
1st ws M. Sasseen, c
A. Sasseen, c
JOHNSON, from W. & A. R. R. w to
Gray, 3d n of Simpson, Ward o.
15 H. T. Clark
16 Jacob Huff
18 J. E. Maddox
19 Mrs. E. Duncan
A. Duncan •
21 J. Heybach
M. Friedberger
26 William Lyon
31 Thomas Jones
48 Edwprd Woodruff, c
Solomon Sims, c
Simon Willis, c
52 B. Hoover, c
61 A. McKenna, c
75 A. Sims, c ^
82W. Ellen, c
86 I. Sims, c
se cor Mangum, Rev. J. Jones, c
se cor Gray, A. Maddox, c
M. Jackson, c
WEST OF ELLIOTT.
1st ns H. V. Hendrix
2d ns R. Fitzpatrick ; .
ne cor C. R. R., B. Hill, c
JONES, from Windsor e to limits. Ist s
of Fair, Wards 2 and 3. ' ^
7,A. Franklin, c
8 G. Alexander, c
9 S. Walden, c -
J. Mason, c -^ '
10 B. Edwards, c ► - :' -
11 A. J. Mason, c i -
H. Parks, c
(Crossing Cooper.)
25 Vacant
35 W. H. Yandle
E. D. Safford
T. W. Hambrook
rear, W. Jackson, c
37 J. L. Robinson
39 Rev. E. Q. Fuller
G. H. Fuller
J. E. Bryant
Miss E. Coffin
44 R. T. Dorsey
(Crossing Formwalt.)
49 D. Key, c
i^
82 J. Hester, _
M. Williams, c
84 M. Bird, c
- (Crossing Pryor.)
^ S. Jones, c
95 E. Murphy, c
96 D. Larkin, c
J. Carr, c
M. J. Marsh, c
F. Marsh, c
R. Brooks, c
S. White, c'
R. Tucker, c
A. Wilson, c
S. McKee, c •
101 M. Quail, c
M. Foster, c
101 M.Bali
J. A. Chapman
M. C. Williams
rear A. Butler, c
C. Hall, c
(Crossing PuUiam.;
127 Miss E. Rosson
130 Miss H. Stockton
<* (Crossing Washinslon.)
143 F. T. Ryan
Mrs. H. A. Kirkpatrick
tl45^'V^cx>ff''^^^'^^^'^
Lii^no?be?-^^^p^>^^
G. Davie
(Crossing Crew.)
167 Dr..K.C. Divine
168 Mrs. M. Gunst
169 W. F. Slaton
171 S. B. Oatman
J.Phirl
(Crossing McDonouffh.)
195 T. E. Brady
196 C. A. Lovinff
200 J.Jl.Ormond
201 E. yj-. Mead
C. r. Weatherbe
202 W.V. Mallard
205 R. M. White
207 C. H. Swift
C. C. Wynne
208 M. S. Cassels
212 D. H. Ansley
H. B. Ansley
(Crossing Fraser.)
225 E. WUliams, c
E. Smith, c
226 S. Wade
228 F. Bonner, c
Mak€^s Best 8UIK1' to order- -6
r^«^e«t fit irminuiteed.
and 18 WUt«ludl Streit
V-
- i
t i
:1
T^ „ » ^ T^^m A _-^ BOXJGHT, SOLD * HKNTBD.
.KT7AT HQTA TT7 city Properfy.Farms, Mills, Lands, Etc.
JAljAij JJjuiriiljT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wail 8t
JON
BY
17»
STREETS
JON
•<*
^
229 G. West
230 L. Davis, c
232 W. Lasseter, c
233 E. Letchworth
(Crossing Terry.)
243 C. Harris, c
J. Reed, c
245 W. Scott, c
T. Map, c
249 J. Hudson, c
D. Carter, c
1[Crossing Martin.)
259 J. C. Waters
260 I. Garrett, c
A. Garrett, c
264 Vacant, P. F. Clarke, agt
265 Mrs. C. Gideon
266 A. Tripp, c
267 Vacant
268 I. B. Pilgrim
G. A. Pilgrim
H. D. Harris
271 Mrs. H. Keltner
T. J. Keltner
275 J. Spencer, c
G. Hadden, c
278 Mrs. M. Catley
R. H. Catley
279 A. Holland, c
T. Holland, c
282 A. Reliford ' .
284 J. Jackson, c
(Crossing King.)
289 W. B. Miller
W. Wilson
F. Sears
290 H. Tinison
(Crossing Werner av.)
291 A. P. Wells
W. A. Wells
(Crossing Connally.)
292 Mrs. M. A. Hurt
294 Fincher & Farris, genl store j
S. Farris
8W cor Kelly, J. H. Holland
EAST OF KELLY. -
let ns W. H. Reeder ';
O. M. Reeder
224 ° (Crossing Moore.)
329 (Crossing Hill.)
335 J. Terrell, c r f
339 E. Donaldson, c ' j
JOITES AL., from W. & A. R. R, w, Ist
^ n of Rhodes, Ward 1. f
WEST OF W. A A. R. R.
Ist ns P. Franklin, c
W. Moore, c
2d ns P. W. Thompson, c
2 Vacant
4 D. Comer, c
E. Cotton, c
6 W. Napoleon, c
10 E. Faves, c
(Crossing Hulsey.)
153^ F. Davis, c
W. Daniel, c ^
13 F. Jordan, c . ^
16 A. Green, c
17 C Jones, c 1
A. Williams, c s
18 Mrs. S. J. McKinney
JOJTES AV., from W. & A. R. R., w to
Edward, Ist n of Simpson, Ward 5.
9 Mrs. M. A. Darly {
Mrs. M. M. Darly
15 W. L. Grubbs . i ' ^
Mrs. M. A. Wood . j - -
Mrs. R. Varner j '
21 J. P. Dean, gi-ocer |
rear C. Brown, c
30 R.W. Laird
J. Maddox i /
31 Third Baptist Church !
38 I. Johnson, c
E. Belcher, c
41 G. K. Kidwell
42 L. Cox, c ♦
(Crossing Mangum.)
43 E. B. Withers
46 Vacant
52 A. J. Lyon, grocer
J. A. Lyon
54 H. T. West
J. B. Thurman
55 H. H. Green, physician
65 Mrs. W. Burnett
67 A. F. Green
88 D. Belli veau
F. Garraux
C. Tucker
Mrs. M. Rees
89 L. Welsh
(Crossing Gray.)
90 N. G. Aenchbacher
92 A. G. Aenchbacher
M. J. Dorsey
93 L. M. Davenport
Mrs. E. Davenport
94 W. G. Gilson
122 J. W. Tumage
125 Mrs. M. Ferns
127 C. Mullins
129 J. Harris
:]---:
THE BEST ROUTE I'^t^S^^.
■■I
W. J. wnuNGHABL^^rtS!^:
JUN
BY
173
JUMPER, from North av n bey limits,
1st e of Peachtree, Ward 4.
KELLY, from Fair s to Glynn, 1st e of
Connally, Ward 3. (See also S.
Moore.)
8 J. W. Robbins
W. D. Estes
10 R. J. Robbins
12 J. J. Thomason
13 M. P. Galcerran, florist
(Crossing Jones.)
20 Mrs. J. M. Young
W. Estes
28 W. C. D. Christian
H. H. Christian
30 W. H. Bettie
T. Bettie
32 Mrs. E. Irwin
C. Snipes
37 J. G. Marshall
39 F. Simons
46 J. Oglesby, c
KENXEDT, from Gray w to limits, 6th
u of Simpson, Ward 5,
KIMBALL, from Peachtree w to West
Peachtree, nrn limits, Ward 4.
1 W.C. Morrell
10 J.C.Kimball i '
34 F. P. Reynolds ' ' '^
37 Vacant
38 C. T. Swift . ' '
KING, from Ga. R. R. s to Oarke, 1st e
of Martin, Wards.
24 M. L. Sims f
Mrs. E. Sims ' X-
(Crossing Fair.) '
42 J. O. Ballard -
W.Thompson -■ ,: '.
Mrs. S. Thompson
59 Mrs. A. Martin -
64 S. Flemister, c
65 A. Patrick ;
66 J. Mason, c ! ; ; v
S. Alton, c :,
68 H. Isaacs, c v • .- -
71 Mrs. S. A. Enfield
W.M.Enfield '
(Crossing Jones.)
KIRK, from Humphries ne to McDan-
iel. Ward 3,
3 T. M. Calloway
5 H.A.Thompson
I>. L. Holland - ^v
7 Mrs. M. L. Westbrook i^. ' - • ' -
J. W. Westbrook
9 S. Freeman, c
STREETS
LAR
11 B. Blue, c '
S. Langford, c
S. Alexander, c
13 L. McCord, c
S. Morgan, c
M. Morgan, c
J. Morgan, c
A. Morgan, c
15 A. Simpson, c
E. Fambro, c
C. Fambro, c
KREIS, from Glenn s ber limits.
Waid 2. * '
LAMBERT, from Simpson n to limits.
6th w of W. & A. R. R. Ward o.
57 Duncan Eagle, c
Nicholas Gledin, c .
60 Oliver Thrash, c
Harris Davis, c
64 Nelson Walker, c
LANE, from Ga. R. R. n to Foster, nr e
h limits. Ward 4.
LARllN, from Walker w bey limits. Igt
'? s of Fair, Ward 1.
5 J. Thornton, c, srocer
15 F. Fulton
20 U. Stephens
J. E. Stephens
22 W. A. Starnes
24 G. Maddox
23 F. Kicklighter
25 J, D. Holmes
27 Mrs. B. Travis
O, F. Travis
32 Rev. E. L. Vaughan
a; F. Todd
Ri Todd
35 a; W. Davis
37 J.'F. Sloman
N M. Glass
38 W^ K. g^ooth
40 J.^. Yokum
41 Mrs. M. A. V. Cook
John Cook
J. P. Presnell
42 Mrs. L. A. Benjamin
J. S. Benjamin
Mrs. H. L. Rogers
55 J. O'Donnelly
61 J. W. A. Anderson
C. Burnett
65 Vacant »
69 C. Oliver
81 A. Sheppard, c
85 S. Wilson, c
E. Butler, c
90 W. Knox, c
91 R. Hubbard, c
MllMCAfiEIAGlB,BOfifilES,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
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42 N. Broad.
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8TKEET8
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C. Simons, c
95 E. Butler, c
96 W. Johnson, c
A. Holbrook, c
97 R. A. Moore
R. Yancey
98 C. Jackson, c
103 M. Lamar, c
105 E. King, c
J. Day, c '
107 R. B. Smith
109 R. Smith, c
111 Vacant
113 E. Pope, c
. G. Payne, c
E. Payne, c
119 J. Williams, c
121 Mrs. M. J. Smith
123 D. Moseley, c
125 C. Bird, c
sw cor Chapel, P. G. Young
J. B. Veal
Mrs. L. Milligan
LATDIER'S AL., from Lnckle swto W.
& A. R. R., Ward 5.
LAWSHE, from Fair s to Green's Ferry
ay., nr Jamestown, Ward 1.
LEONARD, from Green's Ferry et 8 to
West Peters, Ward 1.
1 A. J. Makemson
3 W. F. Davis
5 M. D. Hutchinson _
7 M. Allen, c
9 C. Strong, c
E. Jones, c
11 M. Freeman, c
12 G. W. Kile
T. Kile
Mrs. E. Gregory
13 W. S. Blackburn
J. E. Chandler
15 G. W. Speir '
17 A. A. Brooks
J. M. Brooks
19 C. J. Smith
Mrs. M. H. GiU
J. G. Yates
J. Yates
21 W. Maury
23 F. Muller
25 J. A. Ware
27 J. Brown
29 Mrs. E. Brown
W. T. Arnold
31 Vacant
33 S. J. Moncrief
35 F. R. Barford
J. Barford
43 J. Connor i
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45 W. A. Harden /
47 J. Bruce
P. Starnes
49 G. B. Hudson
J. B. Hudson
Mrs. E. Hudson
Mrs. E. Kennedy
S. P. Shaw
55 Mrs. D. Collins
63 M. Martin
Mrs. F. Strange
Mrs. S. Martin, dressmkr
cor Seminary, Atlanta Baptist Fe-
male Seminary, c
LIBERTY, from Holland sw to Humph-
ries, 1st ne of Chapel, Ward 1. ,
1 Vacant
2 J. A. Timmons
6 A. Cosy, c
G. Flynn, c
10 G. Tate |
L. Allen
12 G. Presnell i
LINE, from Peachtree e to Pryor,
thence se to lyy, 1st ne of Decatnr,
Wards 4 and 5.
13 E. Johnson, Son & Co., com mers
(Crossing Pryor.)
40 Mad. A. Howard j
43 Miss M. F. Freeman i
44 W. L. Jarvis, carriage mnfr [
49 Atlanta Street Railroad Co j
50 Mad. S. Williams '
LITTLE, from McDonough e to Hill,
4th s of Glenn, Ward 3.
se cor Eraser, A. S. Farmer
W.W.Culpepper
' W. P. McCarther
., EAST OF FRASKR.
:. 1st ns Vacant
' i 2d ns A. J. Johnson, c
3d ns N. Turner, c
1st ss E. D. Crawford
LOYE, from McDonongh e to limits, 3d
s of Glenn, Ward 3.
181 H. Burton, c
LOVE JOT, from Simpson n to North a?,
4th w of Peachtree, Ward 5*
NORTH OF PINE.
Ist es C. Currington, c
2d es J. Washington, c
3d es Vacant
4th es Vacant
5th 68 Vacant
6th es D. B. Carr ; .
P. Ryan
7th es C. Wimbs
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Otiick Time^-Sore Gonnectioiitb
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LOWE, from Carter n to Spencer, 1st w
of Maple, Wards 1 and 5.
se cor Spencer, J. LaFontaine
sw cor Spencer, N. M. Holland
nw cor Magazine, G. Parks, c
LOTYE'S AL., from Larkin se to Walker.
Ist e of Chapel, Ward 1.
1 L. Maddox, c
175
STREETS
LOT
3 W. Queen, c
5 L. Furlow, c
6 G. Davis, c
7 F. Creamer
S W. Hill, c
J. Hillman, c
9 Miss S. Brannah
10 J. Lamar, c
A. Akers, c
LOYD, fnom Decatur sw to Fair, Ist se
of Pryor, Wards 2 and 4.
8 f^i^; iT^^ * ^""v. ^^^^"^ ^^y* etc
8 Sciple & Son, coal, lime, etc
12 Lynch & Lea, contractors, etc
12>^J. S. Porter
C. Porter
14 J. S. Wilson, baths
16 Miller & Brady, stables
18 Patterson & Bowden, undertakers
20 J. R. Godkin, physician
Westmoreland <fe Johnson, druffs
26, 28, 30 Markham House ^
D. A. O. Connor, salooon
W. J. White, billiards
Beerman & Kuhrt, cigars and
barber shop
Union Depot
Pullman Sou. Car Co
(Crossing Railroad.)
32 Atlanta & West Point Railroad
Office
Ga. R. R. Office
^^ T ^l o ?• ^.'"''^ * ^'^- undertakers
1. J. Pollard, acct
(Crossing Alabama es.)
?? w ^^'""f ^'*''® ^ ^^•' "marble yard
S a c"? RoTe?' ^^' ^^^^-
W. M. Rodes
C. C. Rodes, Jr.
^ rear G. Evans, c
66 W. Gartrue
W. Jones
69 Loyd St. M. E. Church, c
70 Mrs. A. L. Houston
Mrs. E. J. Clark
(Crossing Hunter.)
^^''''ttn^ ^^^ Immaculate Concep-
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Catholic T. A. B. Society
_ Qate City Glee Club
4. J. Haygood, boarding
T. Armstead
Mrs- A. Bazemore .
E. Douglass i ^ *
Di. M. Key
83 M. A. Sheehan *'
A<rs. M. M. McRae
Mrs. M. Kay
85 Mjrs. G. Sullivan
L- A. Tanlun
Mb. M. N. Tanlun - 1
rifon* ^^ ^^^ Immaculate Concep-
89 AJDa^s, c i • s -'^^
A; Cothran, c - " •! -
90 Mf^s. E. A. Cannon
no Sl'!;^- ^' Cannon
92 N:, C.Cannon
93 J.Davis, c
97 M. Corrigan
T. Corrigan
J. Corrigan
W. Corrigan
103 W. H. Bishop
E. Van Goitsnoven
G. Verona
J. W. McGhee
(Crossing Mitchell.)
120 A. B. Bostick
A. C. Bostick
125 J. A. Colvin
127 Mrs. H. Johnston
F. Johnston.
133 (Crossing Peters.)
143 H. S. Brannon
J. F. Brannon
C. J. Bean
A. 0. Osborne
144 C. Hurst
B. Harris
145 M. S. Cohen
A. S. Cohen
146 Mrs. M. Hutchins, dressmkr
■S. O. Crughi
G. Harrison
147 W. J^. Hawks
R. A. Lawson
150 E. H. Kruger, music teacher
(Crossing Gamett. ws.)
154 R. Bird
168 P. Gallagher
M. Gallagher
"Mrs. J. M. Gannon
174 W. Stephens
181 N. Emanuel
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K«fpt Ro tra»h called tliiii^ ^^
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Real Estate & Renting Agent,
10 Wall St., in Kimball Eouse.
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176
STREETS
LUC
184 C. Le Fils, shoemkr
185 Dr. T. J. Haile
rear, H. Freeman, c
186 J. JohnBon, butcher
LUCKIE, from Peachtree at Broad, nw
to Simpson, thence n to Merritt's av,
Ward 5.
2 A. Rioco
22 W. W. White
M. White
Mrs. M. E. White ,
23 J. C. Bridger
J. P. Bridger i
24 J. W. Kimbro I
Mrs. M. Kimbro
rear, fl. Rakestraw, 6 >
26 J. M. Webster
O. Bagby '
E. A. Caldwell '-
: (Crossing Fairlie.)
27 A. B. Johntson
28 Rev. J. M. Bowden
28 Dr. F. H. Orme
29 J. T. >Vhite
J. S. Lawton
30 W. A.Powell
32 J. D. Dobbs
33 H. Cabaniss
Z. Dobbs
M G. Saloshin, Jr
L. Saloshin
35J. T.Miller ~
I. P.MiUer
T. W. Chandler
Mrs. S. H. Miller
Mrs. J. M. Hutcheson
(Crossing Cone.)
49 W. J. Roberts
W. Winborn
J. B. McElveen
51 Mrs. E. E. Hunnewell
J. M. DeCottes
P. King
J. Merrell
55 Mrs, E. Hirchfeld '•-
rear, R. Lumpkin, c
(Crossing Spring.)
58 I. H. Butler, boarding
A. J. Hobson
E. Huff
Mrs. S. J. Gillespie
G. W. Zachery
J. L. Baker -*:
E. Gillespie ^ •
W. M. KeUy ^^^ V
R. H. Betts
59 Dr. J. A. Gray ^^
F. Lederle
^
60 R. O. Randall
C. J. Hay den
D. C. Turrentine
61 J. Harkins
62 W. C. Sparks
Mrs. N. D. Sparks
• rear, F. Wyatt, c
63 W. C. Tolbert
C. Brown
R. Semmes ,
J. Low
65 Dr. S. T. Biggers
G. B. Biggers
Z. Martin
rear, Monday Fry, c
69 J. St. Amand
T. D. Irish
75 W. H. Mayes
Mrs. F. Dobbs
rear, A. Farrow
78 F. Stilson
J. Collier
79 J. P. Daniel
B. A. Daniel
84 N. S. Dykeman
W. A. Martin
85 J. J. Powell ^
rear, I. Powell, c
(Crossing Bai*tow.)
88 C. Brown, soda water mnfr
89 W. M. Smith
J. Hopkins
92 G. T. Quillian
94 J. Cox
Mrs. N. Long
J. F. Quillian
97 J. F. Gray
(Crossing Gain.)
105 E. N. Mattox
107 W. N. Sheridan
J. Justus
108 H. Jackson, c
111 H. C. Walker
112 W. Peacock
C. Butler
rear, C. Adams, c
114 J. A. Clarke
Mrs. M. H. Clarke
119 M. Jones, c
121 se cor Hayden, R. Payne, (
G. Smith
120 R. A. Weaver
Mrs. A. C. Fowler
124 W. S. Hill
C. S. Hill
F. Hill
W. E. Hill
(Crossing Hayden.)
129 E. Grinnell
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130 W. C. Voss
W. C. Hennegan
W. Xoble
131 J. Williams
Mrs. E. James
'^ S. Mx
133 W. C. Richardson, butcher
135 J. H. Humphries, c
G. Bryant, c
(Crossing Foundry.)
136 E. Van Winkle
137 G. Sullivan, c
138 Vacant
139 G. Robins, c
140 Mrs. M. A. Craig
142 W. Baugh, c
J. Bauffh, c
A. Neal, c
143 F. Doonan .
144 J. H. Anthony
146 C. S. Fisher '
C. W. Fisher
Mrs. M. Fisher
147 J. B. Ryan
G. H. McBride
148 Mrs. S. A. Harden
T. L. Harden ^ ^
149 Mrs. D. Campbell, gi-ocer *
rear, T. Buoy, c .,
L. Burke, c • *; v
151 J. Collins, c • Ti .
153 H. Hinton, c i >g =
154 Mrs. M. J. Sheridan
J. Perry
(Crossing W. Harris.)
158 W. D. Pace
T. Landrum
161 A. F. Hamley
162 G. W. Hall, broker
loo J. Howard
(Crossing Thurmond ws.)
(Crossing Hull es.)
166 J. W. Peacock
C. A. Peacock
in Mrs. L. Aiken
172 R. Holman
F. W. Fitts
n^niT"^- Withers
179 Mrs. K. E. Patton
Mrs. L. Wallace
M. W. WaUace
(Crossing Baker.)
182 B. F. Johnson
H. Johnson
J. Barrett
]ll ^%' ^' ^' Smith
186 J. F. Dver
. I* STREETS
LUC
196 Conger & Appling, butchers
Mrs- T. A. Conner
198 R. ± Paul ^ ;
M. Dean i
199 J. H. Morris
200 E. Day
A. Gavitt , ,
T. Gavitt ; .
Mrs. W. W. Gavitt i
201 L. S. Morris
J. S. Morris j
(Crossing Simpson.)
203 D. Morris
205 Mrs. [E. Spilman
206 H. O^hields
207 F. H. Walker
209 D. M. Smith
F. Loyd
210 M. Jciner, c
C. Rdy, c
P. Cdie, c
211 W. DfHocknell
228 P. S. yan Houten
F. Van Houten
230 A. Q.!Adam8
J. McGuire
se cor
(i ?rossingvAlexander. )
Uls, Mrs. S. M. Hall
, -, I ifsaBTK OF MILLS.
IstesF. South
C. South
J.^. Hall
2d es J I A. Johnson
T. ip. Lipes
246 D. Bussey
W. Sellers
250 J. R. OVen
255 C. McHmry, c
261 Vacant, Jlendrix & McBumey, agte
262 Vacant,1t.eak & Lyle, affts ^' ^
264 D. H. Hoyt ^ ' ""^
W. Lav
265 J. W. Nix
269 R. Saye ;
273 C. Bailey^
R. I. Hilney
279 C. B. Tafcan
281 G. T. Bedell
282 Payne's Chapel
286 H. Hammond
287 B. Johnsci
A. Clark ^
289 J. Bruce '
J. Burge '
J. Drake \
292 J. Hirshberff
301 W. E. Huf ^
R. Gaines j
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178
STREETS
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303 B. T. Wilson
304 G. S. Paul
305 J. N. Fricks
307 B. R. Padgett
312 A. W. Fiekett
Mrs. J. S. Gaston
313 Mrs. G. Whatly
A. J. "Waters
J. C. Waters
aafe G. A. Fox
332 D. A. Reld
334 J. H. Kuhns
339 W. F. Gresham
Mrs. E. Torbett
341 W. A. Owens
346 Mrs. N. E. Dean
J. M. Jones
W. E. Austin
348 W. C. Shearer
W. H. Scott
LYNCH AL., from Collins w to Ivy, Ist
8 of Wheat, Ward 4.
3 M. Smith, c
5 A. Smith, c
7 J. Bryant, c
9 S. Chastain, c
H. Jackson, c
10 S. Hamlin, c
11 T. Orange, c
13 D. White, c
McAFEE, from Simpson n to North ay.,
3d e of Marietta, Ward 5.
4 G. W. Rumph
6 C. A. Buchholz
9 S. Soles, c
11 M. Sims, c
12 A.J. Shide
14 Z. T. Reid
17 F. Bixby
C. Bixby
19 W. J. Fletcher ,
J. D. Chambley
21 J.B.Harris
Mrs. M. A. Hai-ris
25 E. E. Greer
26 J. Enzinger y-
28W. R.Harris
30 F.M.Hudson
32 W. Harrington ^.;
Mrs. W. Snives
34 A. Goodrich , '':^
37 E. Williams
W. Hinman
38 A. M. Goodrich, slater
43 A. Park
James Park
John Park ^
D. F. Park
44 J. W. Reddy
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45 Vacant
46 T. W. Thompson
R. M. Nix /
71 E. Forsyth
73 G. W. Rogers
A. S. Thomas !
75 W. G. Bobo '
77 D. McGregor
79 T. S. Pyland ,
W. McCrory
81 H. Shaw
83 S. J. Johnson \
Mrs. M. A. Hammett
NORTH OF GRESHAM. ;
1st es J. J. Rutledge
A. Barron |
2d es Vacant i
3d es Vacant j
1st ws Vacant
2d ws Vacant j
3d ws Vacant •
McDANIEL, from Whitehall nw to
Peters, and se to limits, Wards 1 and 2«
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1 L. Wheeler, c
2 A. Newell, c
3 J. Gannon, c
4 F. Fambro, c
R. Fambro, c
5 I. Growin, c
6 C. Banks, c
7 L. Stamps, c
8 M. Cummings, c
16 D. A. Green
S. H. Green
20 F. L. Lewis
22 G. T. ^atteree
24 J. Gravitt
26 S. Page, c
28 J. R. Hodge
32 M. Briscoe, c
F. Jones, c
30 Daniel & Thompson, butchers
61 T. L. Cozby, grocer
rear, L. Wilson, c
68 Mrs. L. Cook
G. Cook
70 Vacant, G. W. Adair agt
(Crossing Wells.)
71 L. Holmes, c
R. Turk, c
72 L. Brotherton
C. B. Brotherton
J. T. Brotherton
W. E. Brotherton
74 Vacant
76 Mrs. N. C. Robertson, boarding
G. F. Dagnell
E. H. Dagnell
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179
STREETS
W. F. Robertson
1 W. Harris
'. F. Chapman
76 C. Jones >
M. C. Robertson ' >
W. H. Hurst
F. Doyle
77 J. Campbell, c
78 H. Hammond
81 C. A. Lee
W. W. Lee
Mrs. S, A. Lee
rear, Sarah Haygood, c
99 F. Golden
100 L. Griggs, c
121 Mrs. M. Fleming
125 J. Wilkes, c
S. Carlton, c
129 J. W. Harper
W. Harper *
130 J. A. Carey, c, grocer
133 Mrs. E. Rogers
(Crossing Glenn.)
139 J. E. Peach, c
163 W. Richardson, c
C. Johnson, c
172 H. Wooden, c
174 A. Rimhardt i
176 W. Whitaker, c ' ;
178 W. Crew, c
S. Ramsey, c ' ■
180M. Bird, c - :. :
W. Bird, c
8 end, E. T. V., & Ga. R. R. shops
Mcdonough, from Hunter at Calhoun
8 to limits, dlYlding Wards 2 and 3.
16 B. Bell, c
18 M. Williams, c
L. Harris, c
20 J. S. Thompson
24 M. Lindley, c
G. Holmes, c
30 H. Angier
E. A. Angier
rear M. Howard, c
^^ ^ D. L. Hartsfield, &
34 Mrs. C. L. Terrell
C. A. Fagan
38 G. S. lliomas
(Crossing Bntler.)
45 W. A. Haygood
Mrs. M. A. Haygood
rear L. Hillsman, c
J. Frazier, c
(Crossing Peters.)
46 T. G. Rawlins
jS J.W. Meakin
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50 V. A. Zimmer
W. Gilbert
^Crossing Fair.)
51 C. S. Newton i
J. B. Carson
52 Rev. J. L. Rogers
56 J. J. McLean
57 Vacant '
.58 Hogan A Bean, butchers
63 M^. J. E. Anderson
64 Dr. T. R. Whitley
68 C. J. Kamper
69 C. Wallace
R. A. ATiderson
Mrs. L. Vl. Martin
C. J. MaAtin
70 C. J. Kamper, gi-ocer
72 J. B. Baird
75 J. A. Fitten
76 Dr. W. G. Owen
Mrs. M. Jones ^
(Crossing Jones.)
79 Thomas p. Egleston
Tlieodore Egleston
Thomas Egleston
80 H. D. Spjnks
81 Vacant ;
84 J. C. P. Johnson, grocer
86 Memory ^ Co., grocers
87 Vacant
S oil ¥; ^iUj^m, druggist and physician
90 bheldon A Pinson, grocers
92 S. X, Rolind
rear, E. Anderson, c
92>^ B. R. Pruett, shoemkr
94 J. F. Lee
95 Vacant
98 E. T. Alien
100 J. Guerin & Bro., butchers
102 E. T.Allen, gi'ocer
103 B. W. Frobel
W. K. Mower
104 Re%. J. H. Jones
108 L. M. GiUam
rear, M. A. Isell, c
sw cor Rawson, Vacant
110 I. J. Prim, grocer
115 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
116 J. M. Patton
M. Patton
117 H. Hillyer
Mrs. X. H. Hurd
123 Rev. H. H. Tucker
rear J. Beadles, c
126 Mrs. J. Kennedy, dressmkr
134 Mrs. U. O. Robertson
Atlanta Health Institute
(Crossing Clarke.)
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IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
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180
STREETS
MAG
138 T. S. Lewis
« rear T. Bizzell, c
141 Mrs. P. Y. Hudson
W. H. Weems
J. G. Miller
rear P. Cleveland, c
144 J. H. H. Parker
R. E. Parker
145 J. P. Manlev
E. W. Dongiidy
146 G. W. Dennison
148 M. J. Taylor
151 Mrs. M. S. Rushton
C. D. Montg:omery
R. Hard wick
152 Dr. A. D. Bellamy
A. Bellamy
C. E. Price
158 D. A. Beatie
J. L. Beatie
161 J. W. Rankin
J. W. Rankin, Jr
rear, S. Crawford
(Crossing Fulton.)
171 H. C. Grubb
C. X. Holmes
172 T. W. Hardwick
R. W. Hardwick
175 W. E. Johnson
179 T. W. Hardwick
F. T. Trotti
180 J. C. Pendleton
Mrs. A. Swift
181 Rev. W. H. Hunt
Mrs. M. B. Morgan
182 M. B. Byrum
1 183 W. V. McCracken
• 184 M. J. Taylor
196 S. S. Bessinger, butcher
G. Washington, shoerakr
^ 198 J. J. Richards, grocer
(Crossing Richardson.)
200 E. T. Jervey
203 J. H. Ketner
205 J. J. Richards
206 R. M. Clayton
207 Rev. M. B. Wharton .
CM. Irwin
208 Vacant - ...
209 Vacant / '^^
210 D. J. Jones
(Crbssing Crumley.)
226 H. Sims, c
rear, D. Calhoun, c >l -
T. Bell, c
H. Tate, c
234 R. Hamilton, c
rear, Z. Crawford, c
X
A. Mitchell, c
J. Harrington, c
235 W. Hunter, c
R. Hargrove, c
241 Jeremiah Strong, c
255 C. Beardsley
(Crossing Glenn.)
280 J. W. Cason
282 — Robbins
283 R. Parks, c
293 J. K. Daughters
R. Chisholm
295 D. F. Hollo way .
297 Vacant
300 Mrs. M.F. Meigs
J. Holbrook
ne cor Little, C. Crow
Mrs. S. A. Crow
s end, Clark University, c
McLIN'S AL. (See Fair.) '
MAGAZINE, from C. R. R. w to limits,
1st s of Foundry, Ward 1.
1 H. McDaniels, c i
H. Pierce, c , j
5 N. Robinson, c i
E. Porter, c \
7Mrs. L.Smith \ i
9 D. M. Queen
Mrs. S. Harris
11 E. V. Bigham
15 D. Burney
19 H. Haney
T. W. Haney
(Crossing Hulsey.)
23 D. A. Garrett
24 C. Vineyard, c
25 J. A. Hall
31 J. J. Callahan
55 F. Smelson
56 D. Ellen, c
60 S. Mims, c
64 R. Starnes
65 H. Reed
68 F. PhUlips, grocer
69 R. Parks, c
72 Delia King, c
73 J. Bone
76 T. J. Redd, c
77 E. Backus
T. Backus
82 M. Teitlebaum
L. Teitlebaum
83 J. Bellah
104 D. Redd
105 M. Henry, c
110 H. Clog, c
C. Smith, c
114 M. Owens, c
-.s
ALWAYS TRAYEL ROTTTE to all Pomts.
Co to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shlrigleg
MAG
BY
STREETS
E. Lattimore, c
MAN
115 S. White, c
117 W. Brantley, c
I (Crossing Rhodes.)
127 O. W. Jones
128 J. Skinner
131 W. Myers
132 S. Kennedy
H. B. Martin
135 W.I. Turner
139 E. Johnson, c
C. Wimpey, c
140 J. White
J. Ford
142 J. B. Smith
143 C. Jackson, c
MANGUM, from Nelson n to John, Ist w
of Elliott, Wards 1 and 6.
9 3Irs. A. Wooten
T. Scott
18 J. Nolan, c
24 Mrs. G. Bachus
G. F. Bachus
25 Mrs. M. E. Wells
M.Wells : . *
26 J. P. Lawson, c '
28 M. Mell, c
H. Crawford, c I
64 M. M. Campbell
68 W. B. Thomas i '
72 W. B. Orr I
74 Mrs. M. Jones ''] \
S. A. Orr
(Crossing Chapel.)'
77 J. W. Hodo
80 Vacant ' "
85 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
86 J. Lovette
rear, M. Young, c
(Crossing Markham.)
91 A. Flesh
99 C. Harmsen
100 Mrs. B. Kane
(Crossing MitcheU.)
110 T. Scrutchin
117 S. Jackson, c
128 W. A. Haynes
(Crossing Hunter.)
133 M. H. Dooley
Mrs. R. J. McKeon
140 C. A. Barrett
141 W. H. Kenner
145 H. C. Elliott
146 T. Hastings
149 P. Kelly
150 C. Weimer
153 E. Acton
1
THE MILBURH
G. Harper
156 E. L. Bigham
157 L. Rosenfeld
160 J. Ellsworth
164 C. Weimer
168 M. Maher
172 W. T. B. Wilson \
174 A. Dawson | ^
184 M. Desel, c J |
(Crossing Rhodes.)
188 M. Taylor, c \ '
189 W. E. Scott
rear, C. Werther, c
191 R. Poolen, c
193 M. Blackman, c
194 D. Hendricks
195 J. Ramsey, c
197 Jane Brown, c
199 Jane Baker, c
201 V. Tyner, c -
203 W. J. Smith, c
204 B. F. Hays, c
205 A. Jarrell, c
207 D. Mason, c
208 M. Grant, c ' '
^0 A. Echols, c
214 F. Ware, c
216 P. Grant, c
(Crossing Magazine.)
222 Mrs. M. Gramling
250 J. H. Gossett, butcher
256 G. Owens, c
(Crossing Foundry.)
258 J. Hayes, c
264 J. Putnam, c
270 Vacant ,
(Crossing Newton.)
271 R. R. Walker *
272 J. W. SeweU
274 C. Mcintosh, c
277 A. Rollins, c
298 M. H. Bentley, d .
(Ci-ossing Tjiurmond.)
300 W. N. Cole
304 J. Nort
M. Johnson
306 M. M. Johnson
310 J. Buchanan
311 D. J. Lee
312 E. Cullan
(Crossing Mays al.)
317 E. Pitman, c
328 J. W. Richardson
R. Tuck
^ (Grossing Rock.)
330 T. Jackson
a>
Lightest Draught & Best Fin-
ished Wagon in the Market
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MAN
BY
182
8TRKETS
MAR
G. Huff
334 D. Irby
341 C. Elliott
(Crossing Henry.)
352 Vacant, G. W. Adair agt
354 W. Paul
(Crossing Simpson.) /
371 F. Howard, c
(Crossing Jones av.)
387 Macedonia Church, c
(Crossing Bush.)
391 O. Head, c
395 A. A. Hammett
396 B. Summers, c
397 A. Stewart
400 W. Wright, c
403 C. Givens
MAIfN'S AL, from Tenable e to McAfee.
Ist n of Mills
MAPLE, ft*om Tattnall, June Markham,
n bey Foundry, 3d w of Haynes,
Wards 1 and 5.
7 L. Maxwell, c
9 B. Bundly, c
11 A/ Johnson, c
29 M. Spivey, c
(Crossing Hunter.)
MARIETTA, ft-om Feachtree opp De-
catur, nw bey limits. Ward 5.
1 Bank State of Georgia
Massa <fc Canovarri, restaurant
1}4 Hopkins & Glenn, lawyers
J. E. Johnston & Co., ins
Bruce & Morgan, architects
P. W. Geary, painter ^
2 W. A. Taylor, drugs
2% I. S. Boyd, ins agt
H. H. Buseey, hatter
G. S. Thomas, lawyer
Black & Albert, lawyers
J. Norcross, office \
3 and 5 T. C. May^on, grocer
33^ D. O. C. Heery, physician
F. W. R. Pitchford, physician
Atla Turn Verein
D. Pitchford, justice
D. P. Hill & Son, lawyers
4 Ballard Bros., confectioners
6, 8 and 10 Phillips & Crew, stationery
and music
7 and 9 P. H. Snook, furniture
IK J. c. vi^i
8>^ Shuttles Bros., jewelry
Conley <fc Shumate, lawyers
W. R. Hodgson, lawyer
y. McKinley, painter
GO WEST
P. Hitz, fresco artist
A. L. Harris
C. F. Floyd
I. A. Williams
R. Bass
Railroad Record
The National
A. A. Manning, lawyer
9 Southern Copymg Co
W. J. Tucker, physician
10 W. A. Haynes, jeweler
11 Hutchins & Herndon, c, barbers
12 J. W. Phillips & Co., stoves, etc
14 and 16 P. J. Kenny, saloon
15 W, Jarrell, saloon
L. B. Anderson
18 Cannon House
J. R. Steele, c, barber
19 L. A. Ball & Co., varieties
(Crossing Broad ns.)
20 and 22 B. C. Johnson, saloon and
billiards
21 G. W. Delbridge & Co., druggists
R. J. GriflSn, real estate
A. R. Alley, physician
M. Cole & Co., florists
213^ T. Finley, lawyer
Hulsey & McAfee, lawyers
W^ M. Bray, lawyer .. '
Miss R. Freudenthsd, physician :
W. C. Jarnagin, physician
A. F. Sanner, collection agt
Son. Bell Telephone Co
22K C. M. Williams, ten-pin alley
J. T. Moran, shooting gallery
23 Fletcher & Co., saloon ■
24 G. W. Price, boots and shoes
25 J. C. McMillan & Co., grocers '
Bibb & Smith, broom mnfrs
25)^ Stroud & Peck, physicians
26 Holraan, CoflSn & Co., book sellers
27 DeGive's Opera House
Marit W. Johnson & Co., seeds and
implements
28 Dunning & Allen, grocers
(Crossing Broad ss. )
30 C. O. Tyner, drugs
303^ M. A. Bell, real estate
M. M. <fc W. H. Gardner, photo-
graphers
J. S. Todd, physician
J. A. Gray, physician
John Thad Johnson, physician
D. N. Martin, lawyer
31 F. Bell & Co., sewing machines
J. M. Miller, news depot
32 P. Otis, saloon
33 Leak & Lyle, real estate
Atlanta Engineering Co
BY m KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ooick TiH^ — Sore Gonnectians.
r IN EST At MARK BERRY^S 33 PelditrPP sT
MAR
MAR
F. Lederle, mechanical engineer
T. G. Morgan, engineer
34 Koch & Bro., butchers
. 35 H. F. Scott, physician
Stage entrance Opera House
36 J. Canovarri, fruits
37 Nelson & Barker, loan agts
L. DeGive, Belgian Consul
37>^ A. W. Kries, bill poster
(Crossing Forsyth ns.)
38 Bird & Compton, grocers
40 Concordia Hall
John B. Gordon, oflice
F. Gordon, lawyer
H. C. Pendleton, broker
H. H. Colquitt, lawyer
Van Epps, Calhoun <fc Kinsr, lawyers
W. S. Gordon, office
B. F. Carter, lawyer
B. H. Hill, Jr., lawyer
C. D. Hill, lawyer
G. F. Bolles, subscription agt
42 The Shiger Mnfg Co
44 M. F. Amorous, lumber
D. Appleton & Co, books
Lathrop & White, carpets, etc
48 Orr & Bro, lawyers
J. R. Lewis, ins agt
Renick <fc Wilson, lawyers
G. I. Thomas, ins agt
R. B. Trippe, lawyer i
G. W. Harris, dentist ^ j '
J. C. Jenkins, lawyer
K. J. Hammond, lawyer i
J. G. Zachery, lawyer
50 Atlanta Stone Pump & Pipe Co
I. Y. Sawtell <fc Son, real estate
A. J. Van Duzee, ins agt
Lawson <fc Craddock, tobacconists
nw cor Forsyth, U. S. Court House
and Post Office
W. A. Pledger, surveyor of customs
W. H. Johnson, collector Int. Rev
U. S. Signal Corps
A. E. Buck, U. S. commr and elk U.
S. Court
W. H. Loftin, U. S. commr
W. B. Smith, U. S. commr
W. C. Smith, U. S. commr
J. S. Bigby, U. S. dist attorney
Ry Mail Service
J. Longstreet, U. S. marshal
J. Frey, P. O. inspector
U. S. District and Circuit Courts
sw cor Forsyth, State House
(Crossing Fairlie ns.)
^7 Westmoreland & Howell, physicians
vv . M. Dickson
61 Mrs. E. P. O^Conner, boarding ,
STREETS
I-.
67 Mrs. E. Dimmock, boardino"
Prof. B. F. Moore
E. C. Peters
68 Mrs. F. H. Tuller
.72 Mrs. O. M. Reid, boarding
J. J. Caldwell, physician
Dr. J. M. Johnson
rear, J. C. Kimball, coal
76 A. L. Kontz
H. R. Durand i
W. Bollman
rear, ji. Thompson, c |
78 Dr. J I S. Todd
Mrs. /S. E. Todd
rear, •:^. Nunn
80 Mrs. t. C. Austell
B. H. Cameron
81 A. B. Thomas
W. C. Neff
82 to 100^ First Presbyterian Church
83 Josepn Selby
S. G. Holland
J. S. Holliday
^ J. H. McMillan
85 L. C. Jones
rear,, Jos. Ragan, c
« (Crossing Spring.)
91 E. F. Hoge
W. W, Clayton
W. H. Clayton
95 Marietta St M. E. Church
97 R. M. Auten, physician
Rev. R. H. Robb
102 J. Silvey
C. L. Mangum
107 Ed Holland
rear, E, Smith, c
108 T. Hughey, boarding
111 B. Lowrey
Mrs. L. VanDyke
W. S. Veale
114 A. F. Brakefield, grocer
M. Kiser
1143^ J. P.'Bryan, furniture
116 Mrs. M. A. Williams, fruits
118 G. W. Bobo, grocer
119 W. Barnes, c
120 Green & Nance, grocers
124 Mrs. M. E. Collins, grocer and board-
ing
126 DeBray Bros., upholsterers
127G. W.Eades
J. P. JKartin
R. W. Huggin
128 J. M. iackey, butcher
130 H. Linch, junk
131 C. Hon^Bcker, varieties
Mrs. E^ C. Hackett
J. S. Hackett
»■»
Mtkft CLOTHING to ord«r.
FK gumntoed at ready made pribeiL
H I4id 13 WMtehall StreM.
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REAL ESTATE
MAR
BY
or every description, Oity
and Oountr:^, for sale t>y
T. A. Frier son, lO TVall St.
18i
132 J. Scott, c, fruits
133 K. P. Lumbv, barber
134 aud 136 J. M. B. Carlton & Son,
grocers
135 Barret & Dean, hay, corn, etc
137 The Southern Spring Bed Co
138 Mies S. M. Robinson, notions
139 J. F. Zany, agt
140 Johnson & Son, grocers
(Crossing Bartow.)
141 E. O'Shaugnessy, varieties
142 M. K. Murphy, saloon
143 H. H." Bedford, shoemkr
144 J. T. Cook & Co., confectioners
145 W. H. Frizzell & Co., lumber
146 Vacant
147 C. F. Coleman
148 A. D. Coleman & Co., saloon
150 C. Tread well, furniture
1543^ C. LeFils, shoemkr
155 C. T. Sheppard, boarding
H. A. Ruede
J. Bailey
156 J. C. Donald & Co., lumber
161 Mrs. E. Evins
167 Mrs. M. A. Taber, fruits
169 J. R. Sanders & Co., cigar mufrs
170 Vacant, Leak & Lyle agts
172 Atlanta Cotton Factory
(Crossing Cain.)
173 Vacant
M. C. Williams
175 C. L. Powell
176 Francis & Hunter, saloon
177 W. Dean, physician
178 Vacant
179 A. Clark, dry goods ^
J. W. Perkins, photographer.^
Speairs & Simmons, lawyers
180 Mrs. E. H. Harris
181 Vacant
184 Smith, Coles & Co., c, contractors
185 W. A. Hilton
186 Vacant ■
188 Camp & Son, srrocers
189 T. McAfee, grocer '' '^
190 Mrs. A. M. Dorsett, grocer
191 Carmichael & Sheats, butchers
192 Mrs. A. M. Frank, confectioner
(Junction Walton.)
193 A. Fields, c, barber
194 C. Williams, c, barber
i^ ^A^'^r.PS.'^- ^- ^^^^^s & Son, grocers
lyy A. 1. Finney, carriages
202 Shai-p Bros., druggists
B. Y. Pharr, watclirakr
202>^R. Nance . ,
Mrs. E. Nicks
STREETS
MAR
THFTEMNESAW R?.
T. Chamberlain
Mrs. J. Winant
203 W. Welch, butcher
204 W. H. Clarke, agt, genl store
206 J. Mason, saloon
R. H. Wadlow, shoes •
207 A. Woodberry
208 J. H. Stark, grocer
(Crossing Foundry.) j
210 W. W. Thurman, saloon
210i^C. L. Loyd ^ ■ \
B. S. Loyd 1
212 W. C. Asher, drugs j
W. B. Parks, physician
C. C. Quillian, physician i
J. M. Gilbert
213J. H.Stark i
214 and 216 E. Van Winkle & Co.,
founders
219 and 221 J. Davis, brass founder
(Crossing Harris.)
226 The Globe Planter Mnfg Co
229 Mrs. S. J. Tribble, boarding
234 G. O. Williams & Bro., lumber, etc
235 Jones Carriage Factory
236 J. D. Stocker, mnfr
237 Thomas & Co., pork packers
238 R. Coles, c, restaurant ^ .
239 T. R. Bostwick, grocer
(Crossing Thurmond.)
240 M. Kelly, c, barber
241 P. Fannin, c, barber
242 T. P. Amis, lumber
246 T. J. Collier
247 Vacant
249 Vacant
250 J. W. Scott
251 E. Chapman, c
252 J. H. Gossett, butcher
253 H. Ford, c
25i C. McHenry, c, grocer
256 P. Magliana, baker
258 T. H. Cox, grocer
H. E. Newton
259 H. Johnson
262 Mrs. E. E. Cosbey
D. W, McDade
(Crossing Baker, es.)
263 I. Duckett
Mrs. E. Johnson
264 Mrs. C. Crumley, ffrocer
266 Vacant
268 Mrs. E. Tripp, grocer
J. D. Harris
269 Mrs. S. E. Bailey
270 W. H. Bell, grocer
271 Marietta St. School
J 272 T. Mills, c, shoemkr
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
\ : ■ « . i
W. J. WILLINCHAM, 9Q W. Mitchell,
Ro-ULgn a^nci Dressed LuirLloer!
MAR
BY
185
274 Vacant
276 P. Shefton, c
278 Carmichael & Sheats, butchers
280 M. Scott, c
282 S. Marion, grocer
286 J. N. Mclntire, butcher
3Irs. A. J. Brown
288 Hooper & Carmichael, saloon
290 H. H. Witt, grocer
291 T. W. Dean
E. F. Adams
298 W. M. Brown, c, shoemkr
J. Percy, c
299 H. C. Graves
R. H. Adams
305 W. Brenner
W. H. Brenner ♦
313 M. G. Parker, lumber
320 R. T. Barrett, butcher
320, 322 W. Brenner, mill stone mnfr
321 J. H. Harwell
(Crossing Simpson.)
324 Harwell & Bro., grocers
E. Edwards
328 I. P. Thompson, watchmkr
330 G.W.Gardner j - - .
331 Rev. P. H. McMahon • .'
a44 F.Mills '- '
(Crossing Jones av.)
se cor Alexander
St. Peter and St. Paul's Church and
school
348 W. Weaver
L. McMullen
349 H. H. Miles, giocer
352 J. W. Scott
356 Bell & Dean, grocers
A. Horn
360 J. H. Johnson, iron wks
ooi ?PP ■^^^^^' ^^^' Agricultural Works
381 R. Liebman, erocer
389 E. Payne
393 J. A. Fritz, butcher
395 J. J. Baker, grocer
(Crossing Hunnicutt.)
397 J. W. McFaul, druggist
412 Mrs. M. Creed
415 W. W. Walton
Mrs. F. H. Neal, dressmkr
425 S. Smith, c
5?o i' S* ^^^Sg & Co., plow works
4^o E. Brannen
430 E. Askels, c
S. Smith, c * {
435 J. W. McFaul
439 W. T. Dozier, grocer
441 T. A. Dozier, physician
444 J. Barrett
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STREETS
MAR
•H
j;
445 Mrs. M. A. E. Sowers
446 E. Butler
450 W. A. Smith, saloon
J. F. Toney
459 H. H.^Bussey
460 H. Sahders, c
461 Y. MHrwin, grocer
rear, J. W. Burgess, c
462 P. Lee, c '
463 J. Dunning
G. Doyle,
Mrs. E. Russell, dressmkr
465 W. G.: Hatcher
466 E. WiJton, butcher ' ' ' "
^ (Crossing Corput.)
467 VacaiJt «
483 W. A..Kilpatrick , ■'
Mrs. S; Bustrum
485 W. B. Allen
489 to 501 Wilkins, Post & Co., Atlanta
Bridge and Iron Wks
531 H. Chambers
rear, C. Hutching, o
532 L. Hardmon, c, tobacco
532>^ R. Howard, c, blacksmith
533 and 535 Hinman & Son, furniture
mnfrs
551 G. Hinman
580 W. Smith
584 D. Cra4dock, c, shoemkr
584>^ F. Ball
586 J. Parrish, grocer
588 J. B. Gprdon
591 C. H. Street
J. P. L<)ng
592 Mrs. M. Jenkins
H. C. Calhoun
595 Golden & Flournoy, wagon mkrs
597 Mrs. A. Bryant
699 H. Coleman
5993^ Mrs. D. Powell
602 E. Wall^er, butcher
603 T. Dye
604 A. Lamb, grocer
604>^G. Moore, c, lunch house
612 J. R. Smith
614 E. Jones
616 J. Dye '
620 Mrs. L. Buckalieu
622 C. C. McDonald, grocer
H. A. Wilson
624 Atla Soap Wks
625 L. Evans, c
626 G. Bancroft, grocer
627 J. Hancock
628 Fuller & Wilmoth, butchers I
628><J. M. Alfred, shoemkr
629 Vacant
630 W. Miller, c, blacksmith
H I ATWATFR ^°*'^ ^Sent Milbum Wagon Oom
• I. L. n I l»tt I Ln FOB PEICES TO THE TRADE.
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BY
42 North Broad,
For Coal and Wood,
186
STREETS
631 J. Ashworth
632 H. E. Jones
633 W. C. Horton, justice
635 J. M. Jordan
636 Mrs. O. Poole, grocer
637 R. P. Horton
638 J. Loftis, saloon
G. Bacchus
'640 R. S. Thomas, grocer
(Crossing Bellwood.)
648 S. Powell
650 J. Eubanks
652 J. H. Bridges, grocer
654 T. Kitchens
656 Mrs. J. Gault
bey limits, Mrs. A. Langlev
F. S. Estey
L/. H. Latham
W. Beck
Mrs. M. Jenkins
" L. Jackson
• 6. Harper
G. M. Hunt
nr Olethorpe Park, es A. A. McAl-
lister, saloon
Oglethorpe Park, Exposition Mills
MABKHAM, from C. R. R. w to Tine,
Ist s of Mitchell, Ward 1.
8 Mrs. M. C. Fletcher
(Crossing Elliott.)
11 T. J. Sheppard
15 J. D. CaldweU -
16 J. A. Orr
rear H. Ballard, c
19 L. M. Spencer
24 J. F. Renard ,
Mrs. M. Weaver
rear G. McAfee, c /^
25 C. I. Branan
rear J. Jones, c
26 J. Elliott, c -,^
28 G. A. McKinley
rear W. Wright, c
40 Vacant a
(Crossing Mangum.)
60 W. H. Bowen
62 W. Schwartz
64 Vacant , ,
70 Mrs. A. Garrett
rear M. Bullock, c
(Crossing Haynes.) .
85 C. Howard, c
87 J. Satterwhite, c
89 B. Williams, c
91 J. Williams, c
93 J. Sims, c i.
95 H. Farmby, c
MAR
*"
TRAVEL
111 J. Wilkins, c ~~
112 C. Robinson, c
M. Lumpkin, c
(Crossing Davis.)
113 J. Pease, c
117 M. Pease, c
123 J. Sampson, c
126 R. Miller, c
127 T. Dikes, c
128 B. Singleton, c
129 B. Johnson, c
131 L. Thomas, c
133 Union Methodist Church, c
134 C. Thomas, c
135 A. Brown, c
137 G. Lewis, c ' ! .
139 B. Hammond, c
ne cor Maple, Markham St. Presby.
Church, c
143 M. Bryant, c I
145 J. Lamar, c -
146 G. Williams, c i. .
148 E. Jones, c 1
149 R. Harris, c j ]
150 J. Simmons, c I ,
151 E. Hines, c
153 Vacant
155 M. Keller, c
157 E. Martin^ 6-
159 D. Airv, c
161 S. H. (barter, c
170 R. Burson, c
173 L. Wilson, c
176 J. Carter, c
180 J. Napoleon, c
182 A. .Eraser, c
184 A. Stamps, c
185 E. Jennings, c
186 A. White, c
188 L. Alexander, c
191 C. Jones, c
192 H. Whatley, c
MARTIN, from Ga. R. R. s to limite.
Ward 3.
11 T. M. Jackson
G. Huff
12 Mrs. M. J. Watts
J. F. Powell -
14 J. B. Dodge t
15 Mrs. J. H. Garcia
17 P. McGee, c . -
18 A. M. Allen
19 J. Johnson, c
21 C. Smith
22 E. Sheets
23A. Buice
25 L. Bentley, c
26 I. Carter, c
[-.
ROUTE to all Points.
^^^ ^Y 187 ^^i^^i^s Mil
(Crossing Jones.)
31 J. Neal
33 J. W. Roberts
35 C. Henderson, c
47 Vacant
48 W. S. Edwards
49 R. Bean
61 W. W. Barrett
54 F. Fenn
55 Miss IS". Smith, dressmkr
58 Mrs. F. Fenn
Mrs. C. Land
61 J. D. Garrison
65 Mrs. E. M. A. Jackson, dressmkr
H. H. Jackson
Rev. P. A. Hughes
66 J. L. Lynch, butcher
(Crossing Rawson.)
70 J. T. Lyneh
71 E. K. Grimmett
72 S. L. Bowlin
C. W. Forrester
73 Vacant
74 W. H. Clowe
79 M. Hames, c '
83 W. Lyons, c
87 W. Marable, c i
101 D. Carr, c - j
103 M. Smith, c
107 G. W. Allison, c !
148W. Mills, c i
151 S. Mills, c i
154 M. Chandler, c i
155 Vacant i
160 Summer Hill School, c
161 L. Stanton, c ;
163 H. Ford, c J
166 Woods Chapel, c
167 G. Johnson, c \
175 S. Banks, c ^ i
178 A. Dukes, c
179 E. Itson, c ]
183 Cecilia Fields, c I
186 J. Epps, c
(Crossing Richmond.)
207 Samuel Hopgood, c
209 Adolphus Anthony, c
210 Benj. Dixon, c
Rev. R. Bigham, c
213 Vacant ' ]
215 Vacant 1. j
221 Michael Cullum i
227 Andrew Burns
229 Wm. Jordan
304A. Tyner, c
SOUTH OF BASS.
1st es B. South, c
2d es A. Daniels, c
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3d es R. Kenny ' ~:
1st ws F. Watkins, c /
sw cor Love, E. J. Dawson, c
SOUTH OP LOVE.
let ws S. Berry, c I ^
MARTEV AL., from Butler w to Cal-
lioun, Ist n of Wheat, Ward 4.
1 B. Hulsey, c
2 S. Dorsey, c
3 L. High tower, c
4 W. Clark, c
5 C. Andrews, c
6 J. Highto^Ner, c
8 S. Robinson, c
10 P. KimbaU, c
MAl-ER, from West Peachtree w to
Orme, 1st s of North ay., Ward 5,
MAYS AL., from EUiott w to Haynes,
, Ward 6.
\VT»T OF ELLIOTT.
2d ns S. T. Tanner
3d ns J. Dawson, c
4th ns W. Turner, c
14 I. Smith, c
16 M. Heard, c
35 E. Beck, c
39 C. Andrews, c - '
41 J. Cauler, c
(Crossing Mangum.)
45 B. Johnson, c i
55 A. Veal
56 J. R. Barrett
59 W. H. Dunaway
78 E. Crawford, c
60 J. Fri(|dell
61 A. J. Maddox
62 J. B. Lee
63 Rev. J. A. Thurman
64 A. Lee
ne cor Haynes, G. Simon, c
MEANS, from Marietta at limits, w to
Perry 1 st n of W. & A. R. R. Ward 6.
1 M. P. Camp
2 T. Harbin
6 A. Bruce
7 C. J. Hall
W. Doty
8 T. Leach
9 Vacant
13 A. J. Gifford, boiler mkr
15 C. Landers
EAST OF W & A. B. R.
2d ns T. N. Murray
3d ns S. L. Garren
4th ns Mrs. F. Gault
rear, R. Foster, c
JUkee Best SHIRT to order- -6 for W;
Perfect fit guaranteed.
I 11 and 18 miitehaU Street
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REALEST ATE SSS
SOLD & RSNTTSD.
rms, Mills, Lands, Eto.
Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
MEA
BY
188
STREETS
MIT
Ist ss Atla Wood & Iron Wks
2d ss O. A. Smith, tar mnfr
3d ss Cook & Nutting, shafting
MECHANIC, from C. R. R. w to Elliott,
1st s of Magazine, Ward 1.
2 Mrs. M. A. Hackney
3 R. Boynton, c )
11 T. Wilson f
12 J. Domini '
15 G. W. Haney
16 E. F. Herndon
J. Herndon
19 W. A. FuUer
rear, J. Carroll, c
20 R. E. McXabb
21 Mrs. C. Bowen
W. E. Wilson
(Crossing Hulsey.)
24 H. Elliott
25 W. N. Johnson
rear, L. Brown, c
28 Mrs. M. Stewart
30 J. C. Burnett
31 Vacant
37 Vacant
MERRITT'S AV, from West Peachtree
e to Fort, 1st n of Pine, Ward 4.
EAST OF WEST PEACHTREE.
Ist ns H. H. Smith
Hoke Smith
Ist ss R. J. Griffin
EAST OF PEACHTREE. ~
Ist ns Sixth M. E. Church
15 Mrs. E. T. Green
26 J. Eiseman
• S. WeU
27 B. Bollmann
29 E. W. Langston ^
30 T. M. Barna
31 H. Cranston --
32 G. Wilkins
33 J. J. Willard
35 J. A.Cruselle
37 Vacant l'
39 Mrs. A. Moore r
C. E. Moore
40 C. K. Buzbee ' ^
42 R. Echols, c ,v i
83E. Hinton. c i
85 J. Loyd, c i^
88 F. Jones, c •• ' '
90 A. Jefferson '
MILLS, from Marietta e to West Peach-
tree, 1st n of Alexander, Ward 5.
5 H. H. Miles
6 R. Humphries
7 A. Hicks
v>
I
rear, J. Johnson, c
8 W. Buzbee
Dr. A. S. Dyar
9 J. B. Hudson ^
ne cor Luckie, L. H. Buis
11 T. J. Grubbs
14 V. M. Hodgson
(Crossing Venable.)
20 G. Fowle
21 T. L. Bussey
31 J. C. Donald
33 Vacant ^
37 J. J. Mullan
40 W. D. Burris '
42 J. H. Carmichael
44 Mrs. R. Krute
46 I. D. WiUiams •
54 A. Avery, c . !
nw cor Williams, Mrs. M. R. Robei*t6,
grocer
sw cor Williams, Leona Parke, c
H. Reeves, c
ne cor Williams, B. F. Sawyer i
SOUTH OF TENNEL8. |
2d ws J. F. Megee j
MO'NIE, from Marietta ne to State nr n
limits, Ward 5.
MITCHELL, from lYhitehaU se to Mc-
Donough, and nw to Elliott, thence w
to limits, 1st s of Hnnter, Wards 1
and 2 :
EAST. I
5 A. Freeman, c, shoemki* j
9 G. McKinney, c
10 H. Isaac, c, shoemkr
12, 14 M. Barwald.& Co., junk
15 J. L. Pinson
18 E. Day, c ^
19 G. T. Dodd
20 C. H. Morris
Mrs. M. E. Everette
(Crossing Pryor.)
36 S. Parker, c, blksmth
41 M. Griggs
42 W. J. Patterson
P. Hitz
43 W. M. Cheshire
51 Mrs. M. Morris
(Crossing Loyd.)
53 W. H. Sullivan
P. Bostick
55 J. Walsh
Mrs. M. Mahaffey
64 Mrs. A. Odair, boarding
67 Vacant
68 C. Near
C. Galvln
Mrs. N. M. McAllister
TIOESTIDUTEf^S^
•;- T^:- -:v
|- T-
' ^'- ■■ -■•
•i - ■ t
W. J, WmiNfiHAM ?^ T f ^^-11 1^--
■wuuuuuuaju ber, Laths & Shingles.
MIT
BY
189
75 W. F. Slaton, supt public schools
80 (Crossing Washington.)
85 Dr. A. W. Calhoun
; rear, E. Jackson, c
89 Mrs. E. A. Angler
97 T. Pullum
Mrs. S. C. Beall
103 P. L. Mynatt
111 H€y?ry Jackson
(Crossing Capitol Place ss.)
199 Dr. J. B. Baird i
Mrs. M. L. Baird
Mrs. E. A. Bozeman
(Crossing McDonough.)
WEST.
A g"lt T'ft Brotherton, genl store
b bmith & Johnson, commers
7 P. Lynch, grocer
8 F. P. Gray, grocer
8>^Mrs. N. N. Archer, boarding
J. W. Pope ^
W. Cone r -
9 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
9>^Knights of Temperance Hall
Ga. Academy of Science
,n ?: ^' F^obel, A. U. S. Eng
10 Shropshire <fc Johnson, grocers
11 M. E. Maher, whol liguors
11><T. Nolan, barber
12 Cheshire & Talley, real estate agts
K. Bigham, c, shoemkr ^
12^D. A. Cook, boarding
13 G. H. HolUday & Co., grocers
14 V. T. Barnwell, music dlr
(Crossing S. Broad.)
16 I. M. Watson, grocer
18 Franklin & Wilkins, grocers
20 J. A. Watson & Co., dry goods
21 Crawford & Perkins, saloon
22 L. Taylor, restaurant
22>^Abbey House
23 Mrs. V. Mangum, saloon
M. Schwarz
25 Peek & Talley, grocers
26 Mrs. P. Hartman, fruits
M. Hartman
T. Everett
31 K:enner Tibbs & Eakin, com mers
?^i^"t ^^^^^'^^s ^^os., machinery
32>^ J. W. Bruce
F. B. Moon
33 G. W. Lowe, grocer
J4 Ihe Southern Templar
^5 Cameron & King, grocers
Mrs. L. Jackson
3o3>^ G. A. Johnson, fruits
8TBEET8
MIT
36 Johnson & Co., butchers
Keltner & HoUey, shoemkrs
(Crossing Forsyth.)
41 T. Lawrence, boardinff i
53 W. H. Sullivkn *
55 W. P. Inman
J. R. Gray
57 Mrs. Julia Force
A. W. Force
G. H. Force
59 J. C. Whitner
W. Howard
61 H. C. Stockdell
65 J. Caldjvell
Mrs. K. HiU, boarding
(Crossing Thompson.)
71 R. Knox
R. Schmidt
75 A. B. Steele & Co., lumber
96 W.J. WiUingham, lumber
97 Central Railroad Office
•/■.
!
im ftumit HI
(Crossing Central Railroad.)
114 C. Bridwell, erocer
116 C. BridweU
120 F. Brown
126 F. Brown, cooper
127 J. Parker, butcher
(Crossing Elliott.)
128 Schikan Bros., grocers
130 D. Davis, shoemkr
132 J. A. Hill
135 J. Young
138 J. J. Schikan
141 J. Miller
Mrs. M. C. Kirk
145 M. C. Blanchard
146 E. I. Cole
153 Mrs. B. Wrinkle, boardine
160 R. O. Haynes *
161 Mrs. L. Kuftn
162 R. A. Dykes
165 Brown & Adams, grocers
169 T. S. Reynolds
(Crossing Mangum.)
191 A. Lockhart
193 L.A.Thomas
195 M. T. Goodman
W. J. Owens
nw comer of Haynes, Friendship
Baptist Church, c
201 A. Hammond
213 H. Davis, c
224 H. Bird, c
226 W. May, c -
227 M. R. Murray
228 J. L. Coppedere
1 225 y. HolmeCc
MflAJtCAfiKUGISJDGfilSS,
■ Phatons, Spring: Wagons. Etc.
' TT
GORDON & WHITE.^n'Z:'
MIT
BY
190
STREETS
NEL
230 Vacant
231 Vacant
232 N. P. Smith
(Crossing Davis.)
238 R. C. Decatur, c
246 M. Alexander, c
248 J. B. West, c
249 W. A. Hancock, grocer
251 J. L. & W. T. Fincher, grocers
253 S. Fraser, c
2b4: E. Thomas, c
256 W. Murray, c
257 J. L. Fincher
259 R. Clarke
260 A. M. Turner
261 Q. Jackson, c
263 J. Jackson, c
265 H. Brown, c
272 J. Parker
274 J. F. Parker
278 T. Mills, c
279 Mitchell St. School, c
281 Mrs. A. E. Scott
283 W. Rushing, c
286 B. H. Townsley, c
287 M. Hurd, c
R. Oliver, c
288 P. Williams, c
289 Rev. E. B. Carter, c
294 W. Holland, c
(Crossing Maple.)
298 S. Bryce, c
299 R. Johnson, c •
300 M. Joplin, c
301 F. B. Palmer
302 W. A. Pledger, c
'304 Vacant, T. A. Frierson, agt
305 G. Strickland, c /^
306 A. Watson, c
309 B. Hays, c , ' \
313 R. Ash, c ' -
315 Vacant
317 M. Jackson, c
319 R. Anderson, c
se cor Tattnall, W. J. Cox, c, grocer
west end, Atlanta University, c
MONROE, from Rhodes s to Hnnter,
1st w of C. R. R., Ward 1.
MOORE, from Ga. R. R. n to Pratt at
Jenkins, Ward 4, and s to Fair,
Wards.
NORTH.
11 W. D. Smith
12 L. W. Edwards
13 A. Almond
16 W. Hanna -# .-
19 J. W. Pope
J. Justis
G. W. McDaniel
22 J. Alexander
24 W. B. Cochran
28 W. L. Cunningham
29 J. F. Estes
30 Mrs. M. A. Cleaves
40 T. Trowbridge
41 W. F. Parker
42 W. W. Dunlap
(Crossing Fillmore.)
51 T. J. Johnson
SOUTH.
3 C. Harris, c
8 J. W. Brooks t
10 A. S. Robbins
12 J. Brown, c . ,
15 R. Gray, c
16 T. Lord
Mrs. N. Oliver, boarding
17 G. Hone, c
19 W. J. Pope
J. Justis '
G. W. McDaniel
22 J. E. Grubbs
24 J. R. Edward
27 G. W. Allen
31 T. J. Thomas
89 Mrs. S. D. Genover, grocer *
S. S. Richardson
B. Broolis
MORRIS, from Peachtree, east, Ist n of
Baker, Ward 4
MORRISON, from Marietta nr nw limlte,
ne to State, Ward 5.
MOSELEY, from Grant e to Gullatt, Ist
s of Ga. R. R. Ward 3.
22 O. Cowan, c
23 E. Johnson, c
25 T. Moore, c
26 T. Ware
27 W. Stokes, c
MYRTLE, from North av n bey limits,
Ist e of Calhonn, Ward 4.
NEAL, from Chestnut e bey limits, 1st s
of Kennedy.
NELSON, from Thompson w to 0. R. R.
at EUiott, thence sw to Chapel, Ward 1«
19 Vacant
20 A. J. Walker
31 Mrs. S. E. Duncan
32 S. L. Forbes
(Crossing Elliott.)
37 F. A. Crawford
45 J. Collier
rear, C. Williams, c
54 J. Morris
GO TO MARK BERRY'S W ¥ANT SHOES
JMili-L. BY IQl — ^
ftO n TT P^^.i^ ■ STREETS ^^EW
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE
Otdck Time— Sure Connections.
62 O. H. Bentley
rear, G. Woodruff, c
70 J. Stuchlik
J. Rauschenberfi:
78 G. W. Parrott
80 W. H. Hancock
rear, L. Glover, c
84 M. J. Magbee
89 Vacant
90 C. W. Wells
91 E. F. May
93 C. T. Wilson
rear, A. Low, c
94 Mrs. E. Keneau
(Crossing Mangum.)
98 A. Klassett, ffrocer
100 J. T. Klassett
101 Mrs. A. B. Sharp
J. C. Reed
G. Henderson
(Crossing Walker.)
107 V. Fish
111 L. Richardson [
A. W. Richardson !
J. F. Wynne i
115 J. W. Crouch -X
J. T. Pnnce
,«« rear, A. Jackson, c
123 Mrs. J. H. Cook
(Crossing Haynes.)
125 G. W. Lowe . ; >
, «^ ^^^ ^ • Mc Will iams, c
129 T.J. Brown V
135 M. M. Gardner '
W. H. Gardner -
141 Mrs. E. Dunn ' > -^
145 Mrs. C. A. Payne * !'
152 P. H. Calhoun i"
153 E. P. Killen
(Crossing Tattnall.)
155 O. Claridy
163 and 165 G. W. Martin, grocer
(Crossing Chapel.)
NEWMAN AL., from Cain s to EUls, Ist
wof Fort, Ward 4. ''"'^' "^J
2 H. Gates, c
3 L. Allen, c
4 K. Mangum, c
5 S. Mead, c
6 A. Maxwell, c
7 A. Ragland, c
NEWTON, from Elliott w to Mangum,
Ist n of Foimdij, Ward 5.
1 J. Hannon, c
3 ^; ^- Hall & Co., coffin mnfrs
G. Meyer
5 M. Thompson, c
7 Mrs. M. Anderson
10 H. H. Redford
13 H. Pleasant, c
33 J. Lambert, c
40 W. Green, c
45 A. Brown, c
47 E. Bird, c
62 R. W. Mapp, c
68 E. SinkfieldVc
70 P. Russell, c
72 E. Jackson, c
ne cor Mangum, R. Walker
se cor Mangum, J. Hamilton
ix. Risley . ,
WEST OF MANGUM.
1st m A. J. Kichols
2d ss J. Dorsey
NEW WHEAT, from Fort to jnnc Wheat,
1st 8 of Wheat, Ward 4. ^
171 R. Steele, c
173 M. Gardner, c
R. McBride, c
175W. Jones, c
W. Bradford, c
J. Harri;
181 E. Pollard, c
228 F. Zachary, c
E. Edwards, c
233 B. W. Robertson
235 J. Freeman, c
1 236 A. Nallv, c
237 D. Watkins, c
238 D. Spratts, c
239 M. Calhoun, c
(Crossing Hilliard.)
240 J. Gibbs, c
241 B. Gibbs
242 L. Llewellyn, c
243 R. Henry, c.
244 M. Christian, c
24^ J. Minor, c
246 Vacant
247 Vacant
249 H. Rich
rear, E. Davis, c
(Crossing Yonge ss.)
251 H. Rich, grocer
270 D. Gray c I
276 C. Henry, c
280 Miss S Thompson, dairy
rear, J. Clark, c
Keep* no traih called gtilrtf!
II and Id Whitehall «.
It
/
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, A. r rviJlilAuUlN 10Wa.llSt,mKimb&U souse.
NEW
BY
192
STREETS
PAR
282 F. Clay, c
288 J. T. Adair, grocer
rear, E. Sparks
290 W. Heard, c
292 T. Williams, c l
294 and 296 Southern Match Co
298 C. Williams, c
300 O. Thomas, c
(Crossing Hogue.)
302 G. Dennis
305 C. W. Fox
306 J. J. Drake
T. M. Smith
(Crossing Howell.)
307 J. H. Maloney
308 A. S. Jenkins, grocer
309 M. J. Dooly
310 Mrs. M. Thorpe
A. C. Ackerman
311 Mrs.S. E. Tinsley
(Crossing Jackson.)
319 A. J. Delbridge, c
321 L. Isham, c
330 H. Moore, c
338 W. Askew, c
339 J. J. Macklin
346 J. McCants, c
349 C. McGee, c
WEST OF BOULEVARD.
Ist ns G. Hentschel, grocer and sa-
loon
2d ns J. G. Clarke
ne cor Bradley, D. T. Thome
sw cor Ella, E. Jordan, c
. ne cor Randolph, J. Taylor, c
nw cor -Randolph, M. Cunningham, c
Be cor Randolph, Hope & HoUings-
worth, grocers
J. L. Hope -
A. M. Hollingsworth
WEST OF RANDOLPH.
2d ss, C. Hentschel ,
3d 88, J. C. Huss
EAST OF RANDOLPH.
2d ns, R. Dukes
NORTH AV., from West Peachtree e to
limits, and w to Marietta, Wards 4
and 5.
100 Vacant ; :
106 Vacant ' t^ : v
120 M.Terrell, c -
124 F. Reynolds, c "^
126 Vacant V ;
130 J. P. T. Roper
132 J. Robinson
141 Vacant
143 T. A. Crusselle
145 W. Flynn
nw cor Plum, Mrs A. E. Goode
rear G. Hamilton c
OAK, (See Peachtree.)
ORANGE, from Smith ne to Windsor,
1st s of Whitehall, Ward 2.
7 C. S. Jones
11 J. Ethridge, c
(Crossing Hood.)
ORME, from Cain n to North a?., 8d w
of Peachtree, Ward 5.
4 Betty Johnson, c *-
7 W. Heath " [
9 T; Alexander
10 H.Wilson, c ' i
11 L.K. Marsh |
12 L. Lanier : j
W. Williams • |
19 F. Lobes {
S. Boatfleld j
21 E. B. Blackburn : |
23 A. H. Cunningham
25 T. C. Wilkerson
NORTH OF PINE.
1st es Vateant
2d es S. Caiter, c
3d es Mrs. M. Chapman
4th es Vacant
5th es J. G. Giles
6th es Vacant
^ > NORTH OF cox.
Ist es Mrs. E. Toleson
2d es L. Alexander, c * ^ j ,
3d es S. Harrison, c
4th es M. Sailors, c
5th es S. Harrison, c
2d ws F. Currington, c
3d ws ^ Wright, c
4th ws B. Winship, c
PACKARDS ALLEY, from Thompson,
w to C. R. R. bet Castleberry and
Brotherton, Ward 1.
1 L. Walker, c
3 A. Tischmann
5 R. Fowle, c
PARKER, from Peachtree w to Tenable,
^4th n of Simpson, Ward 5.
1 Martha Florence, c
3 Melinda Stocks, c
5 Susan Echols
20 Mrs. E. Toleison, dress mkr
T. Toleison
22 J. Steele
24 W. E. Pearsall
43 D. Walker
THEIEEIESAWRSSS?^
IJJOLLIIGHAMi^iJSi'^^S
PAR
BY
193
PARSON, from Walnut w to Chestnut, s
of Beckwith, Ward 1.
1 J. Simmons, c
45 G. Odom, c
PEACHTREE, from W. & A. R. fR. ne
to Ellis, n to Baker, thence ne to lim-
its. Wards 4 and 5. (See also W.
Peachtree.)
cor Wall, Peoples Mutual Relief
Assn
1 L. N. Huff, jeweler
W. H. Lofton, cigars
2 W. A. Russell & Co. cigars and
tobacco
3 Floyd <fc Smith, liquors
4 Abe Fry, jeweler
Dan'l Pittman, lawyer
5 Buchholz Bros, boots and shoes
6 to 10 National Hotel
7 T. J. Harper, dollar store
8 Nat. Hotel Barber Shops
9 Hughes <fc Law, gents furnishinff
d}4 C. T. Brockett, dentist
J. W. Shaffer
Israel Putnam, ins agt
W. D. Bizzell, physician
R. S. Carter, physician
T. H. O'Brien, physician
10 J. M. Burkert, umbrellas ^ .
11 Moran & Co. druggists -^
12 G. Saloshin, pawn broker
13 Lovejoy & Pitchford, book sellers
14 J. Minor, c, barber f
15 H. F. Emery, figh .' •-
16 M. Marcus, tailor
17 C. Brown, fish
17)4 E. F. Hoge, lawyer
Humphries & Norrman, architects
Haywood & Martin, lawyers
W- C. Robinson, physician
19 J. Lagomarsino, fruits
20 Powers & Egleston, brokers
Ives & Krouse, real estate
T * ?• ^®^^^y <fc Son, contractors
^^ L. L. Guthman, auctioneer
23 Beerman & Kuhrt, cigars
(Crossing Decatur es.)
25 M. Boyd, druggist
J. C. Gerbic, watchmkr
HJ^' ^' ^amspeck & Co., teas
W. G. Drake, physician
G. G. Roy, physician
R. B. Ridley, physician
J. P. Huntley, dentist
(Crossing Line es.) •
26 J. J. Powell & Bro.. grocers
STREETS
PEA
ifn mm, ^vasif/'
27 T. M. Clarke & Co., hardware
28 J. M. Brunner & Co., com mere
29 Cox, Hill & Thompson, whol liquors
30 Paine Bros., liqurs
31 W. L. <fc T. A. Gramling, dry goods,
31 >^ F. J. Cohen, printer
32 A. McD. Wilson & Co., grocers • ^
33 Mark Berry, boots, shoes, etc
34 W. Powers & Son, buggies and har-
ness .
(Crossing Walton ws.) '
25 Atkins, McKeldin & Co., boots,
shoes, etc
36 and 38 Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,
stoves, plumber, etc
37 A. O. M. Gay & Co., clothing, etc
37K R. I>. Badger, c, dentist
R. Cooper, c, tailor
38 F. M. Richardson, broker
Si^^'xf if ^ ?c ?• ^^"gherty, dry goods
oy>^ Jillle. M. Larson, dressmkr
40 Hightower & Hallman, whol grocers
42 Francis, Sims & Co.j hardware
42 and 44 A. J. Miller, furniture, etc
43 F. M. Jack, baker, confectioner, etc
44 W. J. Towues
45 Clarke^ Thompson & Co., hardware
46 Morris & Bro., whol grocers
B. R. Freeman
47 Howard & Candler, drugs
48 J. J. McKoy, grocer
49 G. E. King & Co., hardware
49K F. H. Peck, physician
Mrs. C. H. Foye, dressmkr
J. R. Stodgill, physician
50 Goetting <fe Simmons, bakera
. (Crossing WheaXes.)
(Crossing Grubb ws.)
51 Eclipse Wind Engine Co
51>^ J. Rhea, justice
L. F. Williams, lawyer
W. M. Williams, broker
T. H. Williams, broker
L.F. Smith, lawyer
Sou Collection Agency
J. B. Martin, constable
S. H. Landrum, constable
52 M. E. Maher, saloon
53 Dobbs & Bro., china and glassware
54 W. C. Maddox, grocer
56 Wallace & Vaugh, saloon
A. Avary
Dr. J. C. Avary
57 M. E. Abbey, bookdlr
57 and 59 G. S. Prior, grocer '
68 M. Gaines, shoemkr
58>^ F. T. Powell, physician
W. W. <fe W. M. Durham, physicians
GO
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MILBURN WAGfON DEPOT.
PEA
jfij Prompt delivery and Fall Weight guarantee!
*"*' CORDON & WHITE.
BY
1^
STREETS
PEA
60 (Junction Eroad.)
61 and 63 J. Warlick & Son, plumbers,
etc
(Crossing Luekie ws.)
62 J. F. Alexander, physician
63 W. S. Gramling
65 Smith & Carpenter, whol grocers
65>^Mrs. E. ITiomas
E. H. Curtis
67 H. Cook, millinery
68 Buzbee & Edwards, grocers
69 Peel & Home, grocers
70 G. B. McCravy, grocer
70KJ. M. Shields, barber
71 J. A. BrowTi, c, restaurant
71>£J. A. Baker, shoemkr
72 J. J. Springer, soda water mnfr
73 A. Avary, druggist
J. C. Avary, physician
73>^J. H. LaHatte, butcher
J. R. Drake, gi-ate setter
74 J. F. Burke, spice mills
Gate Citj' Guards Armory
75 J. M. Henderson, fruits
J. K.McCall, -butcher
76 (Crossing James ws.)
77 S. T. Biggers, physician and dis-
pensary
78 J. H. Gavan, furniture
79 A. L. & T. A. Holbrook, grocers
80 Carlton & Son, grocers
81 D. R. Evans, grocer "
82 J. M. Averett, fruits
C. C. Taylor, gunsmith
83 Morris & Nicholson, grocers
84 W. Armstrong
85 Curtis & Weitzell, carriages
87 Vacant
June Pryor, First Methodist Church
(Crossing Houston.)
86 A. Lambert, floral designs
86>^J. M. Stewart, butcher
88 Fincher & Hubbard, ffrocers
89 A. J. Orme
90 L. D. Adams, grocer ' -t
92 E. Brewer, cigars, etc ?
(Junction Forsyth.)
(Junction Church.)
98 Boyd & Johnson, grocers
Miss C. S. Potts, dressmkr \-
100 E. A. Robertson & Co.. arocers
101 J. W. Goldsmith
C. Meador *
102 Johnson, Buzbee <fc Co., grocers
102>^Mr8. M. F. Jacob, dressmkr
104 Davie <fc Furse, ffrocers
104^F. Eddy
W. O. Roberts
Mrs. S. Roberts, dressmkr
105 Vacant
106 Dr. F. H. Peck, druggist
1061^ J. M. Webster
108 Vacant
110 Tye & Hubbard, butchers
(Crossing Ellis.)
113 H. Banks
rear, J. Amos, c
114 J. H. James
118 Vacant
121 J. T. Cook, confectioner
123 Vacant
124 Mrs. E. Bell, boarding
125 ne cor Ellis, R. F. Maddox
134 Executive mansion
Hon. A. H. Stephens
(Crossing Cain.)
135 E. L. Voorhis
141 and 143 Atlanta Female Institute
Mrs. J. V- BaUard
Dr. W. D. Bizzell r
W. McCowan i
142 W. Peck
150 Er. Lawshe i
151 se cor E. Cain, J. T. Glenn
H. C. Glenn
153 ne cor Cain, W. R. Hill j
158 N. J. Hammond i
162 H. T. Inman I
rear, H. Graham, c r
163 Mrs. S. A. Alexander
173 Mrs. S. E. Schley, boarding
rear, S. Combs, c
i^'^ (Crossing Harris.)
174 Mrs. M. Duncan
177 Jas. Bridge
182 Mrs. C. Hill
Dr. R. B. Ridley
186 F. P. Rice
187 L. E. Bleckley
190 J. R. Wylie
195 T. L. Langston
201 N. R. Fowler
205 J. H. Goldsmith
211 D. H. Dougherty
(Junction West Peachtree.)
220 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
221 T. D. Meador
227 W. A. Taylor
230 B. H. Hill, Jr
232 W. S. Walker
238 J. H. Porter
J. C. Freeman
240 A. M. Robinson
F. M. Haygood
242 W. G. Smith
1. .
"nOESTEDUTE^^S^i
■ ir-
PEA
Smith American Organs
BY
195
244
249
251
255
257
258
259
260
261
264
Dr. C. B. Thomas
Dr. D. R. Norman
C. W. Johnson
W. Callaway
W. J. Willingham
Mrs. F. Willingham
M. A. Hardin
R. C. Gaines
Fox <fc McCreary, butchers
H. H. Constantine, grocer
N. J. Hammond
Prof. W. H. Peck
J. W. Cox
L. L. Kately
rear John Jacobs, c
Vacant
J. W. Renfroe
H. Jackson
STREETS
PET
(Crossing Fosrest av.)
265 M. C. Kiser
267 Mrs. C. H. Kiser, Jr
268 Mrs. E. Huard
J. B. Peck
Hon. H. K. McCay
271 G. Martin, c
272 Vacant, Hendrix & McBumev,
280 J. L. Winter
Mrs. L. W. Morrow
281 Dr. F. T. Powell
282 D. M. Bain
288 C. S. Kingsbery
289 J. L. Dickey
291 Dr. W.G.Drake
292 E. M. Fitzimmons '. ■
296 Macy & Bro., grocers
298 S. N. Landrum, grocer
300 W. G. Freeman, butcher
(Crossing Cedar ws.) '*
301 J. Kingsbery ~:'
302 A. O. M. Gay ^ - ^ -- ;
307 A.L.Green
C. W. Rosenbury
308 H. T. Phillips V
314 S. Stocking ' -^ ..
319 se cor Pine, J. T. Grant
320 W. D. Grant
322 J. S. Raine
325 Vacant, G. W. Adair, &srt
328 H. Boylston
331 W. J. Da^^e
I. P. Davie
336 H. Y. Snow
341 C. H. Williams
342 D. Wadley
344 Mrs. H. D. Boylston
Mrs. K. D. Mayrant
R. B. Boylston
349 W. L. Peel
353 H. W. Grady
i-
agts
,'.#"-
: -'^ ».-
369 F. P. Reynolds, grocer
370 cor North av, F. Fontaine
381 J. A. Alexander
383 Mrs. F. A. McCandless
E. S. McCandless . '
384 J. R. Lewis .
388 N. P: T. Finch
400 W. A. Hemphill
Mrs. J. Campbell
411 Vacant -
417 W. S. Thomson '
421 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
422 W. J. Speer > ,^
424 F. E. Block '
427 Vacant !
428 G. J. Foreacre
429 W. L. Travnham
430 A. E. Buck
431 W. S. Gordon
436 Dr. S. F. Salter *
437 B. W. Wrenn
463 R. C. Clarke
481 A. E. Thornton
482 G. Winship
484 Vacant
486 D. N. Speer '
488 R.Peters
490 W. Lewis, c ^
\ BEYOND LIMITS,
C. Bishop, grocer
J. L. Bishop
D. J. Ray
(See also West Peachti-ee.)
PEAR, from North av n beyond limits 1st
w of W. Peachtree, Ward 5.
PEARL, from Pine n 1st e of Fort,
Ward 4. ^^
NORTH OF COX.
1st es J. H. Wingate
2d es Vacant
PETERS, from WhitehaU se to Fair, at
Crew, and nw to Forsyth, and thence
8w to limits, Ward 2.
EAST.
11 J. S. Smith
15 P. F. Clarke
16 A. E. Roe
A. A. Vernoy
20 L. C. Cheshire
26 (Crossing Pryor.)
42 E. Rich
43 A. P. Tripod -
(Crossing Loyd.)
55 se cor Loyd, L. P. Thomas
66 ne cor Loyd, P. Lynch, grocer
57 E. Liebman
■ IWI« ^i/ULL II and (3 Whiteball St
■''V
INVESTMENTS
PET
IN ATLANTA. Every desorfption
of Real Estate for sale by
T, A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
BY
196
STREETS
PET
66 Mrs. J. E. Wright
67 Mrs. R. Jones
W. O. Jones "
68 J. M. Raysor
J. T. Jordan
69 T. O'Ryan
71 Mrs. H. C. Hathaway
(Crossing Washington.)
104 W. McPherson v
112 C. I. Brown
(Crossing Capitol pi.)
120 J. Milledge
WEST.
7 J. Kries, dyer
9 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
10 Rev. T. Kendall
11 J. Thomas
rear, R. Burnett
12 E. T. Plummer
13 E. D. Cheshire
15 J. W. Hirshfeld
18 A. Gershon
(Crossing Forsyth.)
30 W. E. Bell, c, shoemkr
32 N. Weber, tailor
35 A. S. X^ish, c, barber
36 X. Weber
38 M. W. Smith
39 A. S. Kimball, c
41 J. W. Dorr
42 A. P. Rollins, boarding
J. H. Buchanan —
R.W.Phillips
A. H. Holmes ■ ' ^
44 Mrs. S. Mann
48 A. Boone ' ^ «
49 CM. Fraser
53 Bracewell & Clark, furniture mnfrs
54 E. R. Pyle
Mrs. M. A. McDonouffh
58 W. H. Stephenson
59 M. Buice
62 M. Menko
63 F. Gray
64 L. Gritkopky
65 F. E. Henning, grocer
66 M. Hill, c
(Crossing Thompson.)
67 Vacant '
69 Mrs. S. E. Tinsley
71 J. H. Gammel r
73 W. Lewis, c, barber
73 J. TiUer
(Crossing Garnett.)
75 W. J. Allen, grocer
rear, J. Gammel
75^J. Bowen, c, shoemkr
V*-; -
«V:
76 W. K. Booth, carriage mkr '
79 J. Robinson, blksmith
88 and 90 J. F. Morris, grocer
(Crossing Elliott.)
89 H. Johnson, c, grocer
91 A. Gershon, saloon
ne cor C. R. R., Atla. Cot. Com. and
Warehouse Co
93 H. Palm <fc Co., restaurant
(Crossing C. R. R.)
94 J. Tiller, saloon
95 C. Hammond, c, restaurant
(Crossing Mangum.)
105 J. Xolan, o, restaurant
107 E. McCuUough, restaurant
109 Steint & Co., saloon
111 Ra^sdale & Gammon, grocers
B. Hamilton, c, restaurant
113 Vacant
115 Vacant : ;,-. ^ v
117 Vacant ' --C \
119 Vacant - . . . .
121 Mrs. V. Mangum
123 Mrs. M. R. lliornton . '
127 Vacant ■ i - .
129 E. B. Cohen, grocer
(Crossing Haynes.) ^ -
133 S. Guthman, grocer ' *ti
135 J. W. Starnes, butcher '' -" ? '
137 J. C. Battle, grocer
139 A. Grimball, c
143 E. Harden, c
145 M. Patterson, c ^
147 Anderson & Bro., grocers
149 W. Edwards, c
151 O. Davis, c, restaurant
153 W. B. Ford, gunsmith
155 Mrs. R. Mario w
157 S. Post, c, shoemkr
(Crossing Castleberry.)
158 W. A. Graham, drugs
Z. Castleberry
163 G. B. Stewart
164 H. H. Loomis
165 and 167 G. B. Stewart, liquor dealer
168 Vacant
170 N. T. Johnson, grocer
171 E. T. Hunnicutt, grocer
172 G. W. Spears, draymaster
173 ne cor Fair, Vacant
175 S. D. Haslett, grocer
176 Vacant ^
nw cor Fair, Central Baptist Church
178 W. B. Lowe
182 W. Lindenberg, watchmkr
186 D. B. Osborne
191 W. Spence
ALWAYS IRAYELS'^rfrK^S
,-..-^-
For ^^^Ki^d ^f'V'-"l®"f l^' 96 W. MitcLu,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or 8hiTif>-ioa'
PET T»V -KMv ~
PET
195 J. A. Robinson, grocer
S. M. Truitt, wood
201 J. H. Jentzen
203 R. Pearson
204 Carlton & Son, arocers
S. F. Mobley
205 Mrs. C. W. Curtis, dressmkr
206 se cor Joiner, J. F. Abner
■ 207 Vacant
209 T. Cheeves, c, shoemkr
209>^ Vacant
211 R. Underwood, blksmth
212 J. M. Stevens
213 Mrs. V. M. Van Norden, fruits
.H S; Kegenstein, genl store
215 Ihomas & Farrell, saloon
217 J. Farrell, grocer
218 Vacant
220, 222 W. L. Stanton & Co., grocers
rear A. Burke, c
224 JJi. Harrison, grocer
225 Mfs. S. A. Elliott
rear R. Brown c
226 A. D. Fuller, waffonvd
229 M. Sharp, c ^
231 Clarke & Son, junk dlrs
232 J Q. Fuller, gen'l store
230 Vacant
236 J. A. Gantt
237 G. Heist, baker '■.' . -
239 T. O. Croft, butcher ' . ''
241 J. Odum, c
245 R. Richardson, c, shoe mkr
247 A. Hatchett, junk dh-
9?o ?^^"' Sassaman & Farris, furniture
^01 J. C. Freeman
J. S. Iverson
«.n JS'^^' ^^- Humphries, c
259 T. Farrell, butcher
262 V. R. Thornton
263 I. P. Moyer, c, grocer
265 W. M. cirtis, df uggist
Dr. Roach ^^
266 W. M. Curtis
267 J. K. Pritchett
III ?,arah Clark, c, fruits
m Vacant, Henrix & McBumey, agts
rear, H. Watley, c J'* *^S«
III I' 5- ^*°^«1' g^^er
274 C. McAfee, c
III n • ?^- f"^^^^^ ^' gr^er
-^/b C. Jenkins, c, blk smith
m T^^i' ^^'*^- ^- ^' >^iUiams
^u J. B. Cummings, grocer
278vIcZ^^^''^-^*^^^^^
279 J. if. Michael
280 F. JSJorgan
282 C. Hall
??ii^T^Slanghter
197
STREETS
PHI
« ■
284 W. P. Landen
1^1 ?• ^- I^eagan, butcher '\
288 J. W. Half, tinner
Inf w^w^ ^' ^- ^^'i^» genl store
305 H. Wooten
307 LN. Ragsdale | i
309 J. R. Jordan
311 ^ Jones, c, grocer
313 Vacant
f j? ?• ?• I'hillips, M. D., drugs
317 J. Lynch, saloon
S? S'-m-i* i^^art, buteher ,
t>*i u. 1. Huff, wood yard -
o.o ^®*^' *^- Edwards, c i ,
343 Mrs. E. P. Reynolds i '
357 R. Boettcher ^ ' '
359 ne cor Humphries, H. Werner, sa-
loon '
361 Vacant
363 Mrs. C. Lambert, arrocer
365 T. W. Bidgood
375 J. G. Yates, grocer
377 W. C. KUl, sSoon
379 H. Kile, c, blacksmith
385 M. Anderson, c
405 W. M. Middlebrooks, grocer
417 W. M. Middlebrooks
J. W. Middlebrooks
427 E. Fechter, grocer
435 Rev. J. P. tSe
437 W. C. Bibb
439 A. C. Conn
E. E. Bates
440 Vacant
445 Vacant
461 G. W. Adair
PETTIS, from Martin e to ConnaUy.
1st s of Jones, Ward 3.
10 Vacant
12 W. A. Mulcahy
13 A. A. Dowda
16 Vacant, J. Keltner, agt
17 J. Colbert, c ^
18 S. Reed, c
20 J. Leak, c
22 M. Lester, c
23 H. Wilson, c
25 A. Boles, c
26 H. Coachman, c
.jp9 M. Whitaker, c
33 V. L. Morris
35 C. R. WeUbom
PHHXIPS ROW, from Markham s to
thapel, e of Mangum, Ward 1.
13 L. Humphries, c
15 L. Collifi, c
17 B. Young, c
19 J. Carr, V
21 y. Reeves, c
X LIL, mii^JJ U lill ^ ished Wagon in the Market
• N
■.-■'■'^■--i-
» s
COAL & WOOD.°°^gt!™:^
PHI
BY
198
STREETS
POW
23 M. Troy, c ' . .
24 S. Doyle, c .' .
25 Mrs. A. Starnes . ^
28 H. Kennedy, c * ' . ,
30 C.Elliott, c • . . .
31 A. Burnslde, c •
32 M. Heard, c •
33 M. Boyd, c
POE, from West Peachtree, e bey Fort,
and w to Marietta, Words 4 and 5.
15 G. G. Holman
16 W. L. Bknks '
17 G. F. Whaler
15 J. Hirtton, c .
• 19 Vacant
20 Mrs. E. Lewis -^
21 F. Glaser
. 22 L. D*. Adams
J. D. Cieaton
23 R. Wright
24 Rev. J. F. Reeves
25 G. Jones
27 S. A- Darnell
29 Rev. H. L. Crumley "*
Rev. W. M. Crumley
(Crossing Calhoun.)
31 B. M. Fincher
34 J. A. Martin
' 36 J. A. Martin, grocer
38 Vacant
72 H. Matthews, c
90 Mrs. M. Grant
93 M. Cannon
95 W. Campbell
97 A. Stephens, c
98 C. Franklin, c »
99 A. Clayton, c
100 P. Garmany, c ^
104 A. Waters
106 F. Lewis, c
108 M. Crawford, c
110 J. Moss
rear A. Mell, c
112 R. B. Holcomb
115 J. Brown, c
117 A. Ford, c i v
118 Vacant ]
120 F.Ward, c
122 A. Bigby, c
ne cor Plum, G\ W. Wilkinson
PITTMAN AY., (see^ulerard.)
PITTMAN ALLEY, from HUliard e to
Yonge, Ist n of Decatur.
10 W. P. Hutchinson
12 W. N. Chambers
14 R. Pharaoh, c
16 I. Wood, c
21 A. D. Shelnutt
GO WEST
PLUM, from Uunuicatt n bey limits, 1st
e of Jilarietta, Ward 5.
29 G. Eison '. '
31 W. H. Hafer .
33 R. H. Jenkins ' .
39 R. O. McNeel^y
42 Mrs. S. A. Churchill
sw cor North av, E. L- Poss
se cor North av, W. B!!]C^kson
52P. Stovall /^J
56 W. Bogajski
58 H. Whittle, butcher j
60 W. C. Vaughn
ne cor Corput, Vacant> .^
nw cor Corput, Vacant
75 G. M. Tubbs
Mrs. M. A. Tubbs '
77 E. L. Fishback
79 S. W. Winters
81 C. D. Parker
R. T. Smith
rear O. Pinckard, c ^
83 C. N. Plum
Mrs. J. P. Dean . ,
85 Mrs. D. Sasseen • \
' Mrs. L. Buskirk '
87 H. Quirout . '.' \
J. Wilson . ^ . i
89 T.W.Boone
POia)ER, from Mariettft n bey limits.
1 G.Bay v |
2 Mr^ C. Eaton / - ' i.
3 E. Walker j
5 J. Davis i .
7 J. Cawthom - ^
Mrs. L. Weaver
8 C. F. Lynch
9 H. Coggins
11 W. G. Eaton >^
Mrs. S. C. Ellis
12 D. Queen, c
13 D. Schultz
15 ne cor Moore, G. Martin
J. Owens
16 W. Hightower
17 J. Q. Fen]ey
PORTER, from Chapel nw to High, 1st
sw of Tattnall, Ward 1.
se coQc^Hi^h, H. Bailey, c
sw cor High, G. Thomas, c
PORTER ALLEY, from Line n to Pryor,
at Wheat, Ward 4.
between Line and Wheat, Southern
Medical College
POWDER SPRING ROAD, from Mari-
etta, nw bey limiis.
'-M
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Oonnections.
POW
POWERS, from West Peachtree w tJ
McAfee, 1st n of Simpson, Wftrd 5.
13 Mrs. A. Thompson • , -
15 Dr. H. F. Scott . , *
18 T. H. Kennedy .
. 20 W. A. Wright
22 J. C. Hallman
25 E. M. Roberts
28 G. Glass
Mrs. M. Dugdale
29 J. H. Johnson
33 T. A. Gramlins:
34 W. L. Bryan
STREETS PRY
R. P. Zimmerman, pumps
"x
37 W. S. Murray
38 J. T. Hackett
41 C. S. Attwood
42 A. N. Wier
43 H. Hampton, c
44 Thomas Shurbutt
45 Dr. J. Moreland
46 A. A. Wood
49 J. Lemont
50 J. M. Stewart
PRATT, ft-om Decatur ne to BeU, Ist se
oTButler, Ward 4. -
10 L. R. Harville
14 T. J. Saulsbury
20 W. C. Boyd
26 Mrs. D. M. Viriing
30 J. A. Crim
34 sw cor Gilmer, T. H. Weaver
7o se cor Moore, P. Grove, c ^
Z. Vamer, c ^
86 S. E. Poor, c
88 M. Brantley, c
PRISOCK AL., from Factory e to llm-
its , n of Fair.
^ al??' fro™ Decatur ne to Peachtree,
tod sw to Fair, thence s to Glenn
w2i?«"S^ bj Water Works roSd
Wards 2, 4, and 6. '
NORTH.
1? ^* *'j;f?^i°' whol notions
11 Sou. Trunk Mnfy
13 Tanner, Currier & Heath, whol gro-
cers °
(Crossing Line.)
1 7 w T ^ V^''*/' I'ls agt
10 ^' o • ^'^rvis, store house
A» VV. S. Bell, coal, wood, etc
nw cor Line, Moore, Marsh & Co.,
Qi ^ T^5,^^ ^^y goods, etc
32F;King^"^"''^*"^^'^«
35 Mrs. B. L. Brazelton
37 and 39 Mrs. M. C. Munday, boarding
^^o i.. E. Ladd, coal, wood, etc
w
(Crossing Wheat.)
54 J. R. Edwards
58 Vacant
61 J. T. Blount •
rear J. Butler, c
62 W. Herndon
64 R. Z. Rucker
66 G.G. Rucker.
tl ¥^: ^ ^' ^icolson, boarding
68 J. A. Curtis • - *
70 J. F. Redd
71 W. W. Haskell
74 G. Biddieger ^
75 D. P. Hill 1
83 se cor Houston, J. W. Murphy
ft7 2f T ,^^"ston, W. T. Ashford ' '
«7 bt. Luke Episcopal Church
SOUTH.
1 Goode,Fontaine & Elmore,real estate
Francis Fontaine & Co., loan agts
2 and 1 ^f^' ^??^^ *.^^" harcTware
2 and 4 Edwm Bates & Co., clothing
3 Tyler & McGoodwin, gents' fum-
ishers / . j -
6 Crane, Boylston & Co., whol dry
goods ' ^
I 5^^^*^^ House Barber Shop ^
8 M. & J. Hirsch, whol clothing •
9 and 11 H. I. Kimball House .
10 and 12 Morrison, Bain & Co, whol
hardware
13 J. A. Sims, agt L. & K. R. R.
T w ^'^^^^y * Co., real estate
T 2^' dolman, mining engineer
-IK i • ^'■annon, fertilizers
15 F. D. Bush, agt L. <fc X. R. R.
James Maloy, agt E. T., V. & G. R.
R.
A. B. Wrenn, agt McKenzie Route
1^ S* ^"?^"' ^^ ^^- ^ C. R. R.
5* S* '^^ ^ ^^'^ *^^^®^ office
B. R. Freeman, commr of deeds
14 and 16 ne cor Wall, M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., whol dry goods
nw cor Wall, Gate City National
Bank
se cor Wall, Union Depot
Ballard & Co., baggage transfer
W.J. Ballard, restaurant
(Crossing Railroad . )
23 C. J. Johnson, c, barber
26 6. W.McElveen& Co., mdse brokers
J . B. McElveen & Co., mdse brokers
M. J. Taylor & Co., mdse brokers
ne cor Alabama, McPherson & Tol-
leson, grain, hay, etc
W. P. &ly. F. Patillo, ins agts
^^ Malcet CLOTHING to orderJ
Fit gMranteed at ready made pHoei.
U and 13 Whttehall Streat.
""f;?
'.*
e-i^
- *• . . ■. /
;!EIAL ESTATE
PRY
of ovjBry description, Oity
, and Oountry, for sale toy
T« A* Frierson, lO W^all St.
By
200
STREETS
PRY
D. W. -Appier, western asrt C. R. K.
' 38 and 40 The Bradstreet Co *
44 J. Campbell-, saloon
44>^ B. M. Winn, broker •
f G. T. Fry, lawyer
W. J. Moyers, fewygr
47 Police Headqnarters
49 W. Calder, paint, oil, etc
49>^ Commercial Hotel
50 A. Thompson, c, blacksmith
51 Chess. Carley Co., oils
52 H. Sutton, c, shoemkr
54' to 60 J. F. Redd, stables
56 C. Farris
59 Vacant
62 A. J. Pate, shoemkr
L. P. Baker
64 J. Mann, blksmith
67 F. J. Cohen
66 I. Williams, c, blksmth
(Crossing Hunter.)
69 Langston & Crane cotton rooms
77 K. C. Divine, physician
J. J. Caldwell, physician
79 Mrs. A. C. Terry
85 Dr. T. S. Powell
rear I. Taylor, c
84 J. S. Watson & Co., dyers
89 Mrs. M. C. Bass
90 Mrs. L. Herter ^
92 M. Morton, c
93 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
94 J. J. McClendon, wood and coal
97 to 105 Elsas, May & Co., paper
104 W. Gordon, c
se cor Mitchell, J. Bradfield, medi-
cine mnfr
Miss E. A. Bowen, school
106 J. Xeal y^
D. Pittman
M.E.Thornton
112 Mrs. S. E. Fuller, boarding
116 W. H. Johnson
117 P. Romare
118 N. H. Rowland
120 J. A. Bowie } f,
124 A. V. Brumby, boardins:
127 E. H. Muse \
G. Muse ' ." , '
128 J. A. Goin '^^
131 A. G. Pope <" ^
H. C. Pope -
rear J. Grant, c
132 A.G.Howard ^ .
135 Mrs. S. S. Russell ^
140 J. Craig
(Crossing Peters.)
143 L. L. Abbott
144 T. W. McArtliur
146 T. E. Ragland ~
150 G. T. Ogletr^e
H. A. McDonald
152 W. W. McAfee
rear, P. Webb, c !
155 J. Dreyfus
156 J. B. Owens
rear, W. Reindeer, c i
159 John Keely
160 Rev. J. W. Beckwith
165 Mrs. J. L. Byers, boarding
(Crossing Garnett.)
167 Mrs. E. Bloomfield
168 Mrs. R. E. Chisolm
J. J. McLendon
170 V. H. Taliaferro, physician
G. H. Noble, physician
177 I. Elsas
180 and 182 The Female Private Infirm
ary
181 T. Schumann is
183 E. C. Guthman K
184 D. Morgan ' *
185 Mrs. J. L. Byers i
188 J. B. Goodwin
193 Mrs. A. J. Hayden
194 Vacant, Cheshire & Tally, a^s
196 A. S. Talley
Mrs. S. O'Keefe iv
(Crossing Fair.)
se cor Brotherton, C. W. Eddins
J. P. McDonald
W.M. Mickelberry ' '
201 8W cor Brotherton, D. C. Jones
205 nw cor East Fair, C. Sheehan
210 J. J. Meador
211M.Adler ; ^ '"
214 Mrs. M. A. Sneed
217 I. May
218 T. A. Conklin
219 R. H. Alston
221 Mrs. M. R. DeSaussure
222 C. C. Hammock
226 H. C. Barr
227 U. Lewis
228 W. E. Hoyle
229 A. N. Oldfield
230 C. P. McGuire ,
(Crossing Jones.)
237 W. A. Mitchell
Mrs. F. M. Skinner
238 J. Thompson
239 F. M. Myers
241 Mrs. M. Lynan
(Crossing Rawson.)
283 E. E. Rawson
W. R. Hammond
(Crossing Clarke.) .
313 E. Andrews
t
/ , .
THE KEHKESAW RS.t^^rJ!
> I
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l^^-.?!'''-m'^-ft*L.B^^^i'»'(<^tU
PRY
315 Vacant, Leak <fc Lyle, agts
316 A. Jenkins, c
(Crossing Fulton.) * .
317 Mrs. J. A. Cook
318 J. M. Warner
367 J. Eddleman
368 W. A. Hansen
375 C. M.Brown
W. R. Brown
377 J. T. Fears
rear, C Miller, c
' 378 Mrs. M. P. Kiser
380 C. M. Lowe
L. D. Lowe ^
ne cor Crumley, G. Darby, c
PULLIAM, from Fair nr Lord s to Glenn
3d w of Me Donongh, Ward 2,
1 M. Ryan
2 se cor E. Fair, W. H. Rowland,
grocer
' V C. C. McClain
4 R. E. Varnadoe
5 Mrs. M. A. Holliday
8 P. Kearney
12 R. Fitzgibbon '
13 S. Kennedy ■:
. 14 J. C. Sturges
16 W. B. Crosby
J. H. Anderson
20 W.E.Fisher - ;'
22 A. H. Locke
(Cros8ing,Jones.)
29 Mrs. E. A. Allen
35 G. S. BrowTi
37 Mrs. F. Daniels
39 F. Barnard *
rear I. Sims, c j
43 L. Olson I
51 J. Gavan 1 .'
52 M. Washburn
(Crossing Rawson.)
66 C. Stephens
67 Mrs. P. A. Bell
W.D.Bell
69 W. S. Bell
70 Mrs. M. A. Byrd
74 J. Smith
75 J. F. Steinhauer
79 B. J. King
(Crossing Clarke.)
80 Rev. A. G. Thomas
82 J. Haas
rear T. Colwell, c
84 W. H. Snowden
85 W. A. Gregg
86 A. Salisbury
87 Mrs. C. E. Moore
STREETS tf RAN
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■ T .M
88 S". A. McDermott
90 G. W. -Sullivan
92 J. Scholborg
S3 F. M. Long
94 C. V. Angler
95 Mrs. C- Sanders* , ,
q? w T\?- ^- J^app, agt'
97 W. R. Shropshire
117 J. B. Langley ' ' 1
139 B. Morris
se cor Crumley, J. M. Burkett
OUINCE from Xorth ar., n bey bey
limits, 3d w of W. Peachtree, Ward 6.
RACETRACK. (See ChapeL)
RANDOLPH, flrom Foster n nr e limits.
Ward 4. '
4 J. B. Merritt .
8 C. L. Parker
10 Mrs. S. Clinton
12 S. Reese, c
14 A. Mills, c
18 J. H. Terrell, c . i
22 P. Banks, c H
24 H. Holmes, c
NORTH OF NEW WHEAT.
1st ws R. Hill, c
2d ws M. Terry, c
3d ws M. Cyrus, c
4th ws T. Brown, c
Ist es J. Perkins, c
2d es P. Gray, c
se cor Irwin, H. Perkins, c
NORTH OF IRWIN.
nw cor Irwin, B. Phillips, c
2d ws G. To^Tis
W. M. McCarthy
3d ws J. Allen, c
4th ws J. Davis, c
W. Leonard, c
5th ws L. Sauls
6th ws Vacant
7th ws W. Cross
72 W. White, c
74 R. Perry, c
«
Write
TO
SOUTH OF HARRIS. *
Ist es Vacant
2d es J. Alexander, c
3d es I. A. Harris
4th es M. Mapp, c
5th es J. H. Colley
287 B. Moore, c
289 C. Freeman, c
291 G. Austin, c
1 293 S. Carlton, c
H I ATWATFR ^"^^'^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^agon Oo.;
11. L. ftinrtlCn FOR PRICES TO THE TOADE.
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. r^^^orth Broad,
> For Coal and Wood.
BY
202
STREETS
RANKIN, from Pittman av e to Ran-
dolph, 1st n of Rice, Ward 4
RASPBERRY, from Fort w to BeU, 1st
8 of Wheat, Ward 4.
1 H. Jones, c
3 A. Thomas, c
' 5 J. Smith, c . •
7 M. Kennebrew, c
. 9 C. Hill, c
12 H. Brooks, c
14 H. Spencer, c
■ • 16 J. Moore, c
18 J. H. Hill, c
20 H. Sims, c
22 M. Clark, c
24 A. Gibson, c
RAWSON, from Martin w to Windsor,
thence sw to Smith, Wards 2 and 3
4 J. Shields, c
6 N. Green, c » '
11 A. Ward, c
13 H. Williams, c
17 W. Lamar, c
21 J. W. Stallings
26 J. Matthews, c
(Crossing Jennings al.)
32 T. Jackson, c
33 W. Williams, c
35 W. May, c
36 J. Settle, c
37 L. Phinizy, c ^ . _
38 A. Thurman, c
40 E. Murray, c i
43 A. Casey, c
(Crossing Fraser.)
' 45 A. Watts, c, grocer
46 M. M. Nicholson /^
49J. Watts, c
53 T. E. Askew, c *
54 P. Bird, c - .
57 J. Blair, c
58J. W. Ivy
60 P. Joseph, c
61 F. Harvey, c
62 J. Guerin ^
63 M. Conley, c . . -
87 V. Dunning * "!,
90 Dr. J. H. Logan
92 W. S. Turner
(Crossing McDonough.)
(Crossing Crew.)
108 F. F. Kerstan, physician
111 J. H. Cave
112 M. Kries -
113 P. L. Ardis '
115 J. L. Solomon
134 (Crossing Washington.)
REE
i
140 I. J. Prim "
144 L. J. Glenn
H. C. Glenn /
rear M. Tucker, c
148 T. R. Ripley
154 M. M. Mauck
158 L. D. Carpenter
162 J. D. Wing
167 W. G. Gable
F. J. Cooledge
169 J. Griffin .
174 H. Johnson \
rear J. McCullough, c
175 M. Broomhead, c
rear J. Davis, c \
203 W. Laird
rear F. Jones, c - j
205 J. E. Thompson
207 Mrs. E. H. Robinson
Dr. W. C. Robinsqn J
rear C. Harris, c j
(Crossing Formwalt.)
216 C. E. Boynton |
rear R. Thornton I
218 Vacant =
219 G. E. H. Boynton
221 J. C. Joyner ■ j
227 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
240 C. A. Collier
(Crossing Cooper.)
245 W. McCarthy
250 Mrs. E. Saul
W. S. Saul
,; rear J. Davis, c
(Crossing Windsor.)
271 Miss E. Sterchi, drawing
275 H. Carter, c
276 J. M. Curran
rear E. Roberts, c
278 J. Bowden, c
279 J. Thomas, c
281 J. Burke, c
sw cor Hood, Vacant
310 J. C. Carlisle
312 Mrs. F. Kreia
314 W. F. Reeves
315 Mrs. E. A. Hall
317 Vacant
319 H. Burns
322 Pierce Chapel
323 W. H. Simpson
326 G. Daniel
328 W. A. Farris
REED, from Richmond s to Glenn, 1st
e of Fraser, Ward 3.
14 Vacant
15 F. L. McNah-, c
17 A. W. McNair, c
4
IIWAYJTEAYEL^^^
Mroli and Home Use, BUlf THE SMITH HMEfilMII ORGim,
^^^ °^ 203 STREETS I i RIC
22 Vacant
24 Henry Sutton, c
25 Wiseman Lamar, c
26 James Smith, c
27 Allen Hinton, c
30 Robert Shaw, c
Frank Marr, c
Daniel Culpepper, c
Willis Craver, c
31 Henry Bailey, c
34 King Germany, c
35 Isaac Greer, c
36 Oliver Carter, c
SOUTH OF CRUMLEY.
t 1st ws D. Jackson, c
1st es R. Harden, c
j 2d es A. Dobbs, c
i- M. Webster, c
: ^ 3d es Pleasant Grove Baptist Ch'ch, c
RHODES, from C. R. R. w to Tine, Ist
8 of Magazine, Ward 1.
4 Ws L. Rice
6 J. Myers
8 J. M. Backus _ .
10 T. F. Eubanks
J. M. McAfee
17 B. McDuffie
22 G. W. Henderson
26 ne cor Haynes, C. Sullivan
28 A. Gray, c
30 E. Hart, c
34 E. Buice
36 C.Miller
39 Mrs. M. P. Carson, dressmkr
40 J. F. Hollingsworth
41 J. C. Norris
73 I.M.Brown
V.Davis v^ -
74 A. Wiley ;^;: r :
76 Mrs. M. Land •
94 Mrs. M. Sperlin r
107 C. Morinff "^
109 P. Farley
110 Mrs. M. Bramlett
119 M. Howard, c
120 J. Cain
121 Vacant, Goode, Fontame & Ehnore
agts '
124 E. T. Sheftall, c
128 A. J. Young
130 Mrs. B. Fitzgerald
132 G. B. Cross
136 Mrs. A. Anderson -
Mrs. L. Burrell
KICE, from Jackson e nr limits, 2d n
of Harris, Ward 4.
WEST OF BOULEVARD.
l8t 68 H. Miller, c
2d ss y. Cates, c
J
A
R^^DSONTfr^S^KDiEiir e 1^
Martin, 6th s of Fair, Wards 2 and 8.
24 G. H. Hynds ,, ,
(Crossing Ira.)
30 Mrs. E. E. Nunnally
33 Humphreys Castleman
36 Mrs. S. R. S. Walsh
38 F. P. Smith • i i
Rev. J. H. Weaver ' i
(Crossing Windsor.)
60 Vacant
54 R. S. Jackson
G. R. Kelley
J. L. Jackson
Mrs. M. J. Jackson
L. H. Ellett
57 Vacant
58 J. H. Shadden .
T. S. Shadden ^
S. R. Shadden
62 Vacant
64 I. Hart, c
66 J. Blake, c
67 J. G. Oglesby
rear, U. Williams, c
(Crossing Formwalt.)
68 W. F. Parkhurst
71 W. R. Brown
W. S. Brown
72 H. H. Harris, c
77 A. Dobbs
78 H. C. Dunlop
80 J. W. Fernando, c
R. Carr, c
84 W. Jones, c
85 A. Richardson, c
ne cor Pulliam, A. Beck
lo8 W. J. Glascock
m E. Sml^'^.T'"^ ^''^'■^
194 Mrs. L. K. Drifen
N. Martin
199 J. Brown, c
214 L Williams, c-
218 Vacan/"^'""'^^^ ^'^'^'^
223 W. Golphin, c
233 A. Wooden, c
238 W. Hardaway, c
244 D. Henderson, c
247 Vacant
248 W. Wright, c
250 A. Peters, c
253 S. Baxter, c
254 G. Washington, c
256 A. BaUey, c
257 J. Inge, c
M. Kelly, c
L ^^reifect fit srnaranteed* i
■ 11 and 18 WUtehAU Street
XLj-jrii-j JLJOliiLlJ-jT.A. Frlerson, Real Estate Ag^t,
BSNTSD.
Lands, Eto.
10 Wall St.
RIC
BY
204
-^N.
STREETS
SAL
RICHMOND, from Fraser e to ConnaUj,
Ist n of Crnmley, Ward 3,
2 Vacant
4 A. Shaw, c
' H. McWilliams, c •
6 J. Sheppard, c
8 J. Hull, c
10 A. Russell, c
12 A. Watley, c
14 A. Franklin, c
16 P. Warner, c
17 J. W. Rhodes
Mrs. Mary Lambert '
18 M. Williams, c
19 Samuel Lamar, c
Seaborn Carr, c
21 Rev. R. Graham, c
27 Edward Scott, c
31 William Holmes, c
. 35 Cato Lamar, c
37 J. Curry, c
39 J. Willis, c
43 Rev. R. Grant, c
47 D. Ferguson, c
((Crossing Martin.)
61 W. Hill, c
56 J. Anthony, c
57 J. Lee, c
60 P. Banks, c
62 Vacant
63 J. Tolbert
67 N. Lattimore, c __
73C. Grant, c
77 J. Davis, c
G. Scott, c
100 C. Cassidy, grocer
BIPLET, from WiUiams w to Bartow
Ist n of W. Harris, Ward 5. ,
56 M. Ward, c
57 A. Lockhardt, c , .
60 J. Brown, c ( .
61 S. Mosby, c
BOACH, from Fair 8 to cor Greens Ferry
av. and Humphries. 4th w of Maple,
Ward 1. V
1 S. Chambers, c . •
3 Miss L. Young
7 C. H. Roberts
9 MissS. Eller :..:
Miss J.Curry ; '■",'
^ear, J. Kile ^^- i,
J. Newdecker ' ^
J. T. Wood ' -^
J.Harper ; ,
G. Smith, c v"^*
C. Newton, c
J. Camp, c
17 E. McCullough, c
>'."v.
19 J. Cantrell, c
23 Vacant
rear, J. Barnum, c
ROBBEVS, from WhitehaU s to CrumleT,
1st w of McDaniel, Ward 2.
1 C. Gardner, c . ,
5 J. Green, c
(Crossing Wells.)
9 T. R. King, c
10 W. Malone, c v-
11 J. Reese, c ,•
15 A. Roser, c ;
25 S. Hammond, c
47E. Spivey, c >,
49 A. Fields, c 1 ,
P. Crockett, c
50 J. Lumpkin, c |
197 R.. Rome, c
199 S. Broaden, c
'. - ''
201 W. Baker, c
THE BEST ROUT
ROCK, from W. & A. B. R. w to Chat-
tahoochee, Ist s of Simpson, Ward 5.
7 A. Killian {• ■
P. M. McCrary 1'^
G.Gibson ^ •' ■
17 D. Thurman -
10 J. Tillman
13 J. Thurman
21 Mrs. S. Ferrell
25 M. Divon, c
20 F. M. Teems
22 L. Quinn
26 J. B. Jett
30 G. Jones
36 W. Shelton
37 J. Morrison
38 N. Curbow
42 A. Church
43 Mrs. E. Lee
47 Mrs. S. Kelty
S. W. Munn
56 H. James, c
61 J. Black
G. Holliday
64 Mrs. N. S. Drake
65 B. Westbrook
68 C. Thurmond *
69 M. Rogan
71 S. Hunnicutt, c
72 B. Y. Ph^rr
75 J. W. Lee
76 J. Hill
81 W. C. Reynolds
82 J. Church .
91 H. Hinman, c
SALTER, flrom nr cor Whitehall ^d
ۥ B. B. bey limits.
T To Travel to all Points
.. is the EENNESAW.
W. J. WILLDieHAIL^^rjg^:
SAM
BY
205
SAMPSON, from Houston s to Irwin,
Ist e of Bandolph, Ward 4.
2 J. L. Johnson
' 4 Mrs. E. Chose wood
SASE, from Foster s to Ga.B. B,, Ist
e of Daniel.
SAVANNAH, from Tennels s to Fair, bet
Borne and Badger, Ward 8.
17 C. W. Brannon, gi-ocer
19 H. Johnson
24 Mrs. N. Harris
E. Forshaw
25 S. Holman - '
26 W. D. Crvmes
28 N. Matthews
H. W. Younff
30 E. F. Olson
31 J. W. Hughes
J. J. Kanipe
32 Mrs. T. F. Almand
J. H.Phillips ; .
H. O. Hughes r
34 D. Wallace .•
39 J. Stanley
se cor Fair, N. McPherson
nw cor Fair, W. K. Thompson ^i
NORTH OF E. FAIR.
Ist W8 J. N. Parr
se cor Tennels, S. Malvin, c
SCOFIELD, from Fort e to Hilliard, Ist
s of Taylor, Ward 4.
6 N. Nesbit, c
STREETS
SIM
8 J. Choice, c
10 Mrs. M. Dunn
14 S. Reed, c
16 Mrs. M. Ward
19 A. Burke, c
20 P. Holcomb, c
(Crossing Houston.)
22 W. Hughly, c
24 Vacant
25 E. Ragan, c
28 L. Dean, c
31 J. Berry, c
^SS^T'^f'"^'^ Powers n to Mayer, bet
West Peachtree and Spring, Ward 5.
23 S. T. Kincannon
se cor Alexander, G. A. Hornady
SOUTH OF ALEXANDER.
1st es W. B. Watts
nw cor Mills, T. B. Goulding
SECOND, from Peachtree e to Fort and
w to Cherry, 1st n of North ay. Wards
4 and 5.
SETENTH, from Peachtree w to Cher-
. ry> bey limits.
SHARPE, ftom Windsor w to Simsrist
8 6f Glenn, Ward 2.
SHIPLEY, fh)m Junction of Decatur
and Pratt se to Ga. B. B., Ward 4.
SIMPSON, from Marietta e to West
Peachtree and w to limits, Ist n of
Baker, Ward 5.
EAST.
43 L. S. Morris
46 W. Jarrel-
46 J. C. Hendrix
47 'A. Craig . ^
Mrs. A. Clark
(Crossing Hull.)
64 E. C. Murphv
68 H. Winter ' ^
101 W. M. Corley
111 H. Witter
(Crossing Orme.)
167 E. F. Shropshire
171 H. Western
WEST.
10 C. Stultz
J. Buchanan ' .
13 F. Eddleman
J. R. Saye
14 S. H. McDonald
18 'J. Simon, c
19 J. W. Nealy
22 S. Hunter, c
25 T. C. McCrary
26 W. Wilson, c
28 A. Ivy, c
30 A. Ivey. c
35 W. J. Speairs
36 R. G. Butler
39 J. W. Buchanan
40 A. J. Anderson
41 C. J. McCrary
44 P. Gann
45 Vacant
47 Vacant
48 J. Weaver i •
49 A. H. Hackney
52 N. J. Taylor
63 R. K. Paul
64 W. R. Adamson
(Crossing Mangum.)
69 G. A. Duke
63 H. K. Witts
67 G. A. Walter
70 D. Paul
71 P. A. Lynch
74 T. Reed
W. B. Simmons
^ W. P. Hollingshead
76 J. Lynch
s
/
m im mum bugcies,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
: -T
GORDON & WHITE.
Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
SIM
BY
206
STREETS
SPR
76 J. A. M. Barnwell
80 S. S. Ray
82 Mrs. B. Lowe
(Crossing Haynes.)
84 Vacant
86 E. Burks
95 Vacant
99J. P. Woffora
100 Mrs. M. L. Wimbish
J. T. Wimbish
105 F. T. Delay
G. B. Wofford
115 E. L. Winham
122 W. W. Lea
sw cor Lambert, B. F. Stockton
156 J. Mitchan
160 B. Johnson, c
162 Mrs. J. McGinnis
166 J. M. Wright
SIMS, from Glenn s to limits, 1st e of
Humphries, Ward 2.
SIXTH, from Peachtree w to Cherry
bey limits.
SMITH, from Whitehall se to Glenn, 1st
e of McDaniel, Ward 2.
4 Vacant
15 H. Bridgers, c ! t
16 A. K. Francis?
20 W\ R.Elliott
(Crossing Orange.)
24 L. Miller
32 Vacant, T. W. Xichols, agt
33 I. S. Mitchell
34 T. W. Xichols ; ^
(Crossing Rawson.)
30 W. C. Duke y^
40 R. C. Craig ' •
43 W. H. Johnson
44 R. W. Hart
48 J. Fitzgibbon /
58 Vacant
€0 J. H. Smith : \
63 R. F. Watson - :
67 J. M. McClellan ^
71 T.Miller
75 W. E. McFail / v
C. Girardeau
79 J. S. Panchen ^
(Crossing Richardson.)
132 S. Martin, c
136 W. Hightower, c •
138 W. McDaniel, c
se cor Richardson, T. S. Kin^
sw cor Richardson, D. Thompson
nw cor Crumley, Adeline Vincent, c
sw cor Crumley, J. Arthur, c
n.
GO
NORTn OF CRUMLEY.
1st es P. H. Owens
1st ws Vacant
nw cor Glenn, H. J. King, c
se cor Glenn, J. M. Berry
NORTH OF GLENN.
2d ws S. Martin, c
SOLOMON, from Eraser e to Martin,
4th 8 of Fair, Ward 3.
6 J. Thomas, c
8 A. Freeman, c
10 Mrs. M. Thornton
11 H. Darden, c
12 A. X. Smith, c
16 G. Holmes, c
22 A. Munford, c
23 M. Rigging, c
24 W. Kelly, c .
27 T. Ware, c
32 W. Lyons, c '
36 C. Sewer, c
38 L. Poe, c ,
40 H. Lovelace, c
41 A. Cook, c
SOUTH, from WaUace ne to 4;^h, nr
Marietta, bey limits.
cor Wallace, S. Bryan '
rear A. Johnson, c
^4 J. Adair
6 W. Moore ' ' ^ ;, c
8 J.M.Allen
10 J. Colyer '■ - . -
rear A. Scott, c
12 J. M. Buckalew
SPENCER, from Daiis w to Lowe, 1st
n of Foundry, W^ard 5.
sw cor Davis, J. J. Ransom
4 L. R. Lanier
8 E. A. Herndon
28 A. Jones, c
SPINES AL., from Foundry s to Maga-
zine, 1st w of Haynes.
SPRING, from W. & A. R. R. ne to Cain
nr Chnrch, thence n to Hnnuicutt,
Ward 5.
nw cor W. & A. R. R., Atlant Ele-
vator Co
6 Dr. G. G. Griffin
7 W. S. Wilson & Bro., coal, cement,
etc
10 C. W. Wynne
11 H. M. Beutell, stair builder
12 Vacant
14 Vacant
16 C. B. Smith
18 A. D. Delhi
20 R. Winship
BY THE KENNESAW EOUTE.
Quick Time — Sure Connections.
%i' TfT'. -.---TT^^ ■•^S^
fciW£§TALM.
SPR Rv
22 C. M. Payne
23 F. Christophine
(Crossing Harris.)
25 Mrs. L. M. Blount
B. M. Blount
(Crossing Marietta.)
40 J. H. Morgan
(Crossing Walton.)
52 W. Bensil
56 Mrs. X. W. Goree
. J. F. Boyd
62 L. P. Hills
63 W. F. Williams
64 L. Black
65 L. Powell
67 W. Calder
68 A. Thompson
(Crossing Simpson.)
72 A. P. Thompson
74 Mrs. S. L. Mays
75 Mrs. S. A. Lester
W. H. Lester
76 J.P.Harrison / ' ■ "
93 R. Mallorv, c '
98 J.C.Ford - .^^ •
99 W. White, c '■ ■ . -, • :
100 A. Johnson, c *^^ *
(Crosssng James.) ^
101 T. Williams, c
lOo Jane Watkins, c
(Crossing Church.)
132 S. T. Moore
rear, A. Clark, c
(Crossing Cain.)
133 C; W. Seidell
STATE, from Corpnt nw beyUmitsnr
Marietta, Ward 5.
1 Mrs. ^. Richards
2 J. M. Allen
2>^J. M. Smith
3 J. B. Jenkins
4 Vacant
5 Mrs S. Haynes
7 W. Keene, c
8 W. Crane
9 H. Smith, c
,n ^ (Crossing Wallace.)
10 H. C. Ray
T. Roberts
11 O. Young, c
ne cor Gaston, Vacant
H.lViii7c
97 R. X. Fickett
101 Mrs. S. Hunter ,
STEYENS, from Windsor w in Wn*.
Phries, 8d s of Glenn, Ward 2?"^'
STONEWALL, from Walker w tn
Chapel, thence nw to H7^h: Ward 1.^
y J. L. Mell
13 J. M. Johnson -' " "
i» n . Y . ±*yron - !
20 L. B. Millicau ■^^' *
23 W. H. Blanehard
rear, J. Brown, c
2o J. Abbott
|q m"*'- ¥• ^- ^'Connor
32 ^G^nn^- '^^'
33 J. Champ
36 F. M. Aiken
37 L. B. Thrash
40 Mrs. A. E. Dickey
41 J. Whitaker ^
^ M ^V^^i^r, physician
59 Mrs. L. B. Wiff^ins
60 D. M. R. SmiJg^'""
64 W. D. Robinson
67 F. M. Kenney
70 S. T. Turner
79
80
81
84
85
86
89
96
99
W.flfl
J. Stroup
^. B. Harden, grocer
vv. J. Patterson
J. M. Berry
Vacant
J. Richards
A. Samuels, c
W. Ligon
H. K. Gilmore
B. A. Yancy
lOo H. J. Holtzclaw
107 M. English, c
111 M. Hall, c
113 G. Steed, c
117 R. C. Calloway, c
STRONG, from John n to D'AlTiray, nr
w limits, Ward 5. "^^'"^
il I'tla^r '' ''^^^^^^^
16 Mooney Hardy, c
18 Henry Parum; c *
-^8 Wan-en Page, c *
SUGAR AL, from E. Fair n to E. Hon.
1 A r> I' l8t e Of Fraser, Ward 8.
14 K. Pnngle, c
A. Miller, c
M. Hancock, c
I « *nd 13 Whitehall Sf.
^v,
I'T^'^Tf ^' y "-?•"' ■f'JWi'f"-
0. -- ■ _T-
"^T
T. A . FRTERSON
Real Estate & Renting Agent,
10 Wall St Jn Kimball Eouse.
SUG
BY
208
STREETS
TEB
June
16 M. Solomon, c
24 L. All, c
S. Jones, c
25 M. Bell, c
D. Webster, c
F. Towns, c
TATTNALL, from Nelson nw to
Hunter and Vine, Ward 1.
17 R. E. Atkins
23 J. Baker
27 C. C. Davis
28 J. D. Smith
35 Mrs. M. A. E. Bass
I Mrs. M. W. Wooldridge
' H. C. Bass
43 C. C. Davis, grocer
46 D. W. Pope
rear, A. Bailey, c ,
47 J. M. Bookout
rear. E. Jones, c
51 G. W. Akridge, grocer
54 G. J. Orr
55 Mrs. P. P. Hearn
57 J. R. Bryan
rear, E. McClarity
62 Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson
rear, H. Bailey, c
67 J. P. Bryan
68 Vacant
,72 J. Garvey
rear, L. Sheppard, c | _
73 M. Collins, c
75 D. Love, c * I
77 J. Zachry
78 W. T. Archer
81 W. Smith, c -
84 H. L. Walker, c .
(Crossing Maple.)
89 T. Lewis, c
necorMarkham,W.H. Landrum,c,
grocer , . _ . ,
103 N. James, c I'
105 J. Anderson, c *
ne cor High, E. Dukes, c
TANNER, from Bell to Hilliard, Ist s of
Foster, Ward 4.
TAYLOR, ft-om Pratt e to Fort, 1st n of
Fillmore, Ward 5.
6 D. Blackmon i ^
9 J. Stewart I
TENNELS, from Factory e, 1st s of Ga.
R. R. nr Cemetery, Ward 3.
sw cor Mills, H. Gate8,c
EAST OF FACTORY.
1st ns D. White, c
1
2
3
4
5
6
f
y^
TEKKi, from Wa. K. K. sw to Hunter,
thence s to Clarke, Ward 3.
Robert Hammond, c
D. L. Durand, c
Louisa Redding, c
Jos. Perry, c
Peter Talliaferro, c
James Johnson, c
(Crossing Jones.)
8 T. D. Delashaw
9 Amos Weaver, c
10 Vacant . . '
11 E. M. Greeson «»
Mrs. E. Delpey
12 J. James
13 B. Lemmon, c
sw cor Honey al, W. Hill, c
M. Watkins,*c
16 R. P. Bush
18 Brooks Bush ' '* i
Miss Laura Bush ]
19 Mrs. L. M. Goodman I
W. Brantley ' ] '
21 W. Glenn, c _ .1
22 S. Marable, c !
33 D. Paine
34 C. Noble, c
(Crossing Clarke.)
37 H. Toliver, c
' 39 M. Harper, c
41 W. Hawkins, c
42 G. Moore, c
43 A. Lattimore, c
44 N. Echols, c
45 S. Lyons, c
47 B. Hollings worth, c
68 J. W. Thompson
73 B. Lumpkin, c
(Crossing Fair.) ■
76 J. W. Schubert
W. Glenn
77 H. T. Craft
78 W. Gray .
Mrs. L. Landers
80 H. Dicksdn, c
(Crossing HunterO
82 J. McMahon
83 S. E. Pouncey
84 M. C. McDonald
86 W. C. Henderson
89 A. J. Durden
91 W. J. Hodges, physician
95 D. Flynn
97 I. Thomas, c
99 H. C. Almond
SOUTH OF ANDERSON.
THE KEHHESAW R^
Ist ws J. Alexandes, c
CUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
IJJZILIJIGHAMiiriJJI'^S
■^
TER
BY
209
2d WB S. Maxwell, c
3d ws L. Whitman, c
SOUTH OF LOVE.
1st es W. Martin, c
THIRD, from West Peachtree e bey
limits, and w to Cherry, Wards 4 and 5.
THOMAS, from Fair s to Glenn, nr e
limits. Ward 3.
sw cor Chatham, J. J. Pillsbury
Mrs. C. Neilson
THOMPSON, from C. R. R. sw to
Brotherton, thence s to Castleberry,
Ward 1. .
10 Miss A. Lee
12 A. Dougherty, c
14 N. Grayson, c
22 Miss O. Rice
J. King
(Crossing Hunter.)
35 and 37 Atlanta Flouring Mills
H. Lewis
46 W.H.Young 4
48B.Xathan |
B. Nathan j i
52 L. Cohen
M. Stelnheimer
(Crossing Mitchell.) *
73 S. Adams
75 O. N". G^ise, lumber
W. A. Simpson
(Crossing Xelson.) '
77 W.H.Sharp
80 J. A. Whituer ■ ' ■'
H. P. Farrow
rear R. Houston t'<
89 J. Robinson
90 A. P. Morgan ' - .
B. Morgan - ' ■■i^-<
97 W. Jeffridge
100 Mrs. S. E. Doster ;
B. H. Doster
(Crossing Peters.)
112 E. Gresham, c
114 L. Bellsaw, c '
(Crossing Garnett.)
125 J. Aldredge
127 Mrs. E. P5^rce , ;
H. Roberson i
128 L. Liebermau • r* '
130 M.C.Carroll
132 N. S. Culpepper '-;.::
134 H.F.Miller
lore ¥^^^-^' Hendrix
135 S. H. Pattnio
136 W. Symmers
138 J. Mangum, c
STREETS
THU
U:
t
r •;
139 J. Franklin
142 G. Stowers
J. H. Mauldin,
rear J. Jones, c
145 J. C. Rogers ' ,.
147 G. Harris, c ^ '
149 M. Smith, c
rear H. Marshall, c
(Crossing Brotherton.)
158 J. D. O'Rear
159 J. R. Thompson
O. Whitehead
rear, H. Wilson, c
160 W.Jackson
162 J. C. Bowen " •
164 H.Mc Williams '■ '^ '
165 H. Johnson -^
Miss S. Whitley, dressmkH
166 A. Alexander
168 P. C. Laiguez
177 W. H. Sharp :.; ^
179 F. J. Weidermeyer
Mrs. F. Weidermeyer
181 R. D. Cheney
THURMOXD, from LncHe sw to Elliott,
theace w to Daris, Ward 1.
6 J. Williams, c
M. Haywood, c
8 F. Bugg, c
10 R. Bailly, c
14 W. Bazel, c
17 A. McKinley, c
(Crossing Marietta.)
19 M. Hudson, c
20 T. Johnston
Mrs. G. Pearce
26 H. Parks, c .
27 R. J. Rice, grocer
A. O'Shields
(Crossing Mangum.)
29 G. McDuffle
30 N. Thurmond, c
31 T. H. Cox
35 G. W. Chaffln
38 Mrs. A. Dickinson
rear, B. Perkins
47 B. F. Garvin, grocer
48 R. Ward, c
49 A^. Koucher
(Crossing Luokie.)
52 B. F. Lanier
R. Meyer'
64 J. M. Smith
60 J. Saye
64 J. J. Hammett
65 C. C. Errick
/.
V
"""' MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
,K^'
I HI J^ompt delivery and Full Weight guaranteed.
'O^' CORDON & WHITE.
THU
BY
210
STREETS
VIC
67 L. Davis, c
71 H. Watson, c
95 A. J. Devine, c '
97 Vacant
109 C. F. Tyler
250 C. Flowers
TRENHOLM, from Walker w to Chapel,
Ist 8 of Larkin, Ward 1.
9 C. Salmons, c
12 Rev. J. T. Bellshaw, c
13 J. Blake, c
17 C. Diirant, c
19 R. Richardson, c
22 M. Davis, c
, 23 W. Landrnm, c
24 L. Davis, c
25 E. Walker, c
26 T. Dillon, c
28 B. Fuller, c
31 C. Holloway, c
34 B. Harper, c
35 E. Bird, c
36 M. Henry, c
37 M. White, c
38 M. Johnson, c
40 J. Davis, c
41 M. Matthews, c
43 F. Jordan, c
rear, J. Pace, c
(Crossing Chapel.)
45 C. Martin, c
46 L. Porter, c - "
TROUP, fi-om Grant e to Borne, 1st s of
Glenn, Ward 8.
TUCKERS AL, f^om Bntler w to Cal-
honn, Ist n of Baker.
6 A. Alexander, c <
7R. Ellis, c
8 P. Paiue, c ^ '
9 E. Tucker, c *
10 H. Gilbert, c
12 B. Hagan, c
TUMLIN, from Wallace n bey limits.
1 S. Davis, c -rfr
3 J. Copes, c
5 F. M. Hadley
6 J. M. Buckaiew
7 I. F. McCleland - - % ^
8 S. E. Toney ;: - '■ .y ',
9 J. Thomas ♦.. *^
10 C. McDougall ^ U
11 Mrs. F. J. Whiting, grocer : ";
W.T. Whiting
12 J.V.Pitt -
rear, R. Smith, c -
14 T.R.Martin
16 A. Maner
NOKTH OF FOURTH.
1st es S. Bolder, c
2d es J. Thomas, c
3d es L. Chapman, c '
4th es M. Thomas, c
5th es M. Wright, c
6th es J. Fluker, c
VALENTINE, from Wheat n to Houston,
bet Butler and Fort, Ward 4.
2 R. Smith, c -^ , j
10 Vacant ,
18 J. Franklin, c
D. F. Lay, wood yard
20 M. Green, c i
22 R. Brown, c i {
30 J. Dawson, c i
32 E.Allen, c . i
36 J. Logan, c - *
39 W. Pulling ' I
41 I. Richardson, c !
43 J. Boomfield, c I
45 H. Faver, c ' . -
54 Miss G. A. Singleton ' ;•
rear, B. Jackson, c -^ j
56 W. H. Houghton
58 W. Bailey, c
59 A. Clark, c
60 B. Waters, c
61 H. Landrom, c
62 E. Malone, c
103 E. Ford, c
105 A. Spivey, c
107 R.Woods, c •
VENABLE, from Simpson n to Merritt's
av. between Luckie and McAfee, Ward 5.
15 W. McDonnell
16 G. Buffington
18 Mrs. M. Slodice :i ,
42 H.O'Shields
44 N. S. Mashburn
47 J. Bernhard
63 J. C. Steerman '
W. Turner .
65 W. J. Moncrief
66 J. Mann
67 J. Johnson, c
TICTORLi, from W. & A. R. R. w to
Lambert, 4th n of Simpson, Ward 5«
24 Major Wright, c
25 Edwin Edge
26 Mrs. Julia Taylor
Mrs. L. Pruett
28 G. W. D. Allen
29 William Hunter
30 Sallie Rogers, c
32 John O'Leary ^
33 Mrs. C. B. Loveless
37 Samuel Steele, c
THE BEST RO
' To Travel to all Pomte
1 i^ is the EENNESAW.
The Smith American Or^an<=^
VIC
211
40 Joseph McCoy
Mrs. M. A. Randolph
43 Squire Andrews, c
44 Daniel Underwood
45 Lloyd Shaw, c
47 Thomas Crook, c
49 Violet Jones, c
54 John Sage
55 S. Kenny brew, c •
VINE, from Simpson s to Fair, 4th w of
Chattahoochee, Wards 1 and 6.
21 Zion Presbyterian Church, c
WADDELL, from Decatni- n to A. L.
Rj. Ist e of Gnnby, Ward 4.
4 A. Johnson, c
8 A. McCuen, c
nw cor Foster, W. Trautwein
10 E. Miller, c
NORTH OF FOSTEB.
2d ws John Woolf
Jacob Woolf
WALKER, from Xelson jnnc Man^m.
8 to Peters, Ward 1.
I F. W. Klasset .
■■: 4 W. I.Zachrv
Mrs. E. F. Harris
rear, E. Jackson, c
8 C. W. Jordan
10 N. Fleming
11 W. B. Jones
14 Dr. J. D. Turner
loJ. T.Gray
J. C. Estes
20 J. H. Duer, physician
Mrs. E. Moore
21 H. Crankshaw 1
C. W. Crankshaw ^
22 R. H. Sullivan
(Crossing Haynes.)
28 G. Johnson
29 Walker St School 'a
30 D. C. Brickell *
Mrs. E. Jones ^- V
35 W. K. Tewksberry
36 A. C. Turner
43 T. C. Mason
.. 5*** ^- Stovall
44 F. Hilburn
rear S. Reese, c
(Crossing Stonewall.)
50 W. T. Rutland
51 J. K. McCall , !;
. T* ^' ^"Iberson
o» J. L. Richmond *f
Mrs. A. J. Simms
ft, T, J®?r ^- Parks, c
-^?^iF. McGee
STREETS
WAL
■ t
. 1
65 Mrs. J. G. «immoujj
nA ^^^iJ^^^^ Mission of the BeJeemer
7* If. C. Herrin
Mrs. M. Herrin '
78 J. 3. Harman '^^-
Mrs. S. E. Wallace
(Crossing Larkin.)
82 E.F. Couch
88 Mrs. R. Rattaree
Mrs. S. Echols
rear R. Freeman, c
92 J. A. Anderson a
98 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt i" *
102 J. Tilrey, c * ' »1
103 W. H. Partridge i
104 B. Obey . !
105 Vacant, G. W. Adair, a<rt
107 G. Heist ' ■
108 A. Vincent, c \
109 Vacant
112 L. Hull, c
114 L. Clayton, c
123 B. F. Curtis
125 S.E.Clarke
123 H. C. Elliott
139 A. F. & R. p. Todd, grocers
WALL, f^om Peachtree e to Loyd, and
w to Bridge, Ist n of R. R.
EAST.
1 §,' Y/ ^*^' oyst«'*8j fl'^h, etc
E. Mercer, restaurant
2 A. Conti, fruits
4 Kattenhorn & Vignaux, restaurant
R. C. Bosche & Co., painters
5 John McGee, Arcade Saloon
6 Atla. Water Wks
G. W. Adair, real estate
8 Atlanta Bible Society
Qi^-^ Bwrke, old books
, o}4 H. Brown, c, barber
-.Vi.^' foreland, c, shoemkr
10 Gate CUy Planing Mill and Lumber
iVi,' . • ^°^' shooting gallery
12 Cnicmnati Southern Ry office
John A. Whitner & Co. ins agts
John C. Whitner & Co., ins mana-
gers
12KG. W. Hays, c, barber
14 entrance Kimball House
16 C. T. Boloochi & Co., fruits
Ia ?F ^"tbem Express Company
24 Adams House ^
28 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
30 Vacant v
^2 Ga. Chemi(*al and Mining Co
_ll:_tl'_<* ^' ?• Lester, lawyers
THE mm mr fm'simr
II and 13 Whitehall St.
INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
AVAL
BY
212
STREETS
WAL
Candler & Thomson, lawyers
32 and 34 Regenstein &, Kutz, whol
millinery
36 J. J. Cohen's Sons, whol tobacco
38 Dade Coal Co
Castle Rock Coal Co. of Ga
E. L. Brown, sec
The Walker Iron and Coal Co
ITie Tallapoosa Copper Reduction Co
J. L. Brown, lawyer
W. L. Shelton & Co., R. R. tickets
J. P. Dromgoole, pat medicines
W. D. Ellis, lawyer
40 and 42 Pemberton, Iverson & Deni-
son, druggists
56 Western Union Tel. Co
Richmond & Danville (Air-Line) R.
R. offices
, WEST.
1 C. T. Champe, tailor
2 to 8 E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R. depot
and ticket office
9 J. J. Knott, physician
^y. S. Elkin, physician
N. C. Harris, physician
10 Brewery Ice House
WALLACE, from Marietta e to State,
Ist n of limits.
• 1 M. Webb, c
2 M. Johnson, c
3 L. Powell, c -
4 E. Kendall, c
9 Antioeh Baptist Church, c
11 L. Wright, c • ,
12 rear, E. Bow c ^
14 J. Jackson, c ';
15 D. Burgess, c /^ -
27 H. Kernigan, c '
WALNUT, from cor Tatnali and Mitch-
ell, s to Parsons, Ward 1.
10 J. E. Jordon . ' :>' jV
11 G. W. Poole *
12 J. F. Gammon &
19 G. Young, c ' ^ ^^
23 E. Jennings, c ' ■* ''
25 Dr. G. E. White
26 J. W. Wallace, wood dlr >f-
27 Vacant '"'
28 J. M. Berry : " *
29 J. R. Parish '-- - T ^^
30 C. B. Crenshaw • '
84 G. Wright, c
sw cor Foundry, A. Johnson, c
se cor High, J. Chradrick
S.Hunt
WALTON, from Peachtree nw to Foun-
di7, June Marietta, Ward 5.
4 H. L. Davis, c, shoemkr
ALWAYS TRA¥£L at
(Crossing Broad.)
33 W. Forsyth, blacksmith
se cor Forsyth, Young Men's Chris-
tian Association
hw cor Forsyth, First Bap Church
37 W. B. Seals
42 Joseph Spiro
Mrs. A. Haiman
43 Dr. H. V. M. Miller
44 Elias Haiman
(Crossing Fairlie.)
47 M. R. Berry
50 Mrs. M. Randall ;
T.J.Elmore
54 J. F. Simons ' •
AlfFord
55 A. R. Wellborn
B. A. Stout
58 H. H. Hightower
Mrs. G. H. Starke
Mrs. F. S. Harrison
62 Jack Craddock
(Crossing Spring.)
79 S. Wilson
rear, E. Wilson,*c
87 Mrs. L. Weaver
F. Holland
90 J. W. Harle
J. M. Harle i ,
94 Dr. Charles Pinckney L '
943^ Vacant / ] /
95 Mrs. S. Billingslea, boarding i
98 Mrs. V. C. Williams, boarding
99 J. Blount
M. K. Murphy
Mrs. M. Carroll
101 Mrs. M. J. Gilbert, boarding
(Crossing Bartow.)
105 H. West, real estate
B. West
112 A. Brawdon, c
113 Mrs. H. L. Fowler
119 Z. A. Rice
P. N. Rice
127 T. Cooper
(Crossing Cain.)
136 F. Moore, c blcksmith
140 Vacant
143 Miss N. Mc Williams
Mrs. E. Brown
145 T. Finley
151 W. Thurman
153 G. B. McCrary
158 J. S. Rivers, c, blksmth
163 M. T. Simmons
ne cor Foundry, S. Chamberlain,
grocer
259 J.'Knight
KENNESAW
to all Points.
'-WV -- ■ ^ '^
'*-■• «T,- ,
-::.,
Co to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. MitcheU,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or ShlrTgiAg
WAR
213
WARREN, PL., from CoUins e to Cal-
houn, Ist n of Gilmer, Ward 4, -
2 Vacant
6 W. Barrett
G. Barrett
10 I. W. Avery . > .
12 J. Smith
14 W. J. Stokes
18 W. R. Hairston
Dr. J. Fo-wler
19 A. J. Vickers
C. Curtis
20 F. F. Driscoll
M. C. Mangum
21 F. H. Young •
WASHINGTON, from Alabama s to lim-
its, 3d e of Whitehall, Ward 2.
2 En^ne No. 2
8 St. Philips Episcopal Chapel
10 Rev. R. C. Foute
rear, R. Bell, c
11 Hon. W. L. Calhoun
J. M . Calhoun
13 G. A. Burckhardt
J. G. Burckhardt ^
rear, A. Heard, c
15 Mrs. N. Curtis
Mrs. S. R. Boisclair "
Mrs* N. Baker
ne cor of Hunter, St. Philip's Episco-
f pal Church
IF A. T. Bowne, physician .
Mrs. J. A. Robinson c ^ "
STREETS
WAS
F. M. Coker, Jr
G. T. Hodgson
67 L.J. Hill
W. H. Henderson
68 A. D. Adair ,
(Crossing Peters.)
71 G. B. Adair
75 J. M. Holbrook
G. J. Dallas '
78 N". C. Williams -
81 E. W. Martin
92 S. P. Richards
W. A. Richards i
93 J. A. Barry i
J. Eckford j
99 S. W. Small
(Crossing Fair.)
102 Mrs. S. Jones
103 W. B. Fields
J. T. Turner
105 H. Van Epps
111 A. Morrison
114 Vacant, Leak & Lyle, agts
117 N". A. McLendon
118 W. C. Sanders
rear, A. Warren, c
125 E. W. Marsh
E. W. Mai-9h, Jr
126 Dr. W. S. Armstrong
rear, E. Graham, c ,
132 Vacant ^
'A'
•i
- t.
■ (Crossing Hunter.) ] ^
19 Hoyt & Rice, grocers
20 to 30 City Hall
J. H. Goldsmith, city elk
W. R. Joyner, citv marshal
29 Central Presbyterian Church
31 W. J. Dickinson
35 E. A. Werner
Mrs. S. J. Jackson
nw cor E. Mitchell, Second Baptist
Chuirch
47 W. F. Slaton, sec Board of Educa-
cation
Boys' High School
Girls' High school
49 J. P. Logan, physician
51 Vacant
57 Rev. G. B. Strickler, D. D.
58 Mrs. C. A. Dozier
J. A. Donovan % : '
S. Root
59 B. E. Crane
63 Mrs. E. C. Morrell
E. G. Lind
66 F. M. Coker
(Crossing Jones.)
133 Hon. Jos. E. Brown
J. M. Brown
E. A. Brown
134 Dr. A. E. McGaritv
140 J. L. Brown
rear, G. Taylor, c
148 Dr. B. M. Woolley
P. H. Lovett
160 B. F. Wyly
rear, A. Williams, c
^(Crossing Rawson.)
165 W. D. Ellis
166 W. J. Garrett
168 Vacant
171 Rev. H. McDonald
179 H. F. Emery
Rev. W. R. Branham
rear, S. Reed, c
183 W. D. Woodson
S. F. Woodson
Mrs. M. F. Woodson
rear, D. Thomas, c
(Crossing Clarke.)
223 (Crossing Fulton.)
226 Vacant, R. H. Knapp, agt
THTMlLBUkN I iSnrS'rsLt:
^^T--*-^ '■■''
'-V: ": ■ -■ -^-T'-i-"-
COAL & W00D.™^2'Si™^
WAS
BY
214
STREETS
WES
227 W. L. Abbott
242 P. J. Kenny
rear, J. Alexander, c
243 A. M. Satzky
248 Mrs. M. A. Johnson
A. J. MeBride ^
249 Y. Garrett
se cor Eichardson, Vacant
257 Dr. J. W. Kennedy
258 L. H. Hall
259 S. T. Jenkins
263 W. W. Hiilbert
R. G. Hollister
284 M. J. Clarke
rear, G. Beavers, c
(Crossing Crumley.)
290 C. C. Parrott
310 W. H. Norwood
J. M. Jenkins
NORTH OF ANDERSON.
let es R. H. Knapp
SOUTH OF ANDERSON.
1st es M. Ponder, c
Ist ws J. Ormond
WELLS, from McDaniel sw to Glenn,
Ist 8 of WhltehaU, Ward 2.
8 W. D. Cooley
16 A. Crawford, c
20 N. Hudson, c
40 J. H. Person, c •' ^
42 S. Mangum, c "
52 W. Allen, c
63 A. Purifoy, c
64 M. Mitchell, c '
58 C. Cotton, c
' 60 H. Hall, c
se cor Ice Factory, E. Williams, c
nw cor E. T., V. & Ga. R. B., E. J.
Hitson
Mrs. H. A. Lieure
WELTON PL, from Fort w, Ist n of
Harris, Ward 4.
1 Laura Hillyer, c
2 Mary Kemps, c , 't
3 Thaddeus Harris, c
4J. H.Hull, c
5 Eliza Holt, c
6 M. Hunt, c
7 J. Thomas, c
8 A. James, c
9 Phebe Brown, c
10 Eoxie Hall, e.
11 J. Harper, 6\
12 S. Slick, c ^:'
13 G. Holt, c [
14 Mary Holt, c,
15 Martha Harrold, c
210
212
242
252
256
263
16 C. Freeman, c
foot of, F. Calhoun, c
WERNER AV. from Jones s to Clarke,
Ist e of Martin, Ward 2.
6 J. D. Evans
• 7 Mrs. C. M. Smaw
8 E. Bechtold
8K Vacant i^ '*
9 Mrs. E. Webb
11 Mrs. M. Page - i
12 S. H. Anderson , ;
Mrs. M. Pate -
13 J. N. Bourn i
14 B. Wright, c
WEST PEACHTRBE, from Baker at
J'nnc Peachtree (formerly Oak) n bey
imits, dividing Wards 4 and 5.
204 J. R. Gramling
R. D. Spalding ": .
J. J. Spalding "):.
Mrs. F. Mallon
Dr. H. Wilson
Mrs. M. B. Poe
236 Mark Berry
J. S. Akers
P, D. Johnson
(Crossing Alexander.)
Mrs. M. HoUins worth
Mrs. M. Willingham ,
C. Cox
J. B. Shipp
265 S. W. Steele
266 Vacant
267 L. Reynolds
268 G. S. Pryor
269 R. Caldwell
271 T. Short, c
272 B. Sawyer
276 W. D. Payne
(Crossing Parker.)
A. C. Ladd
H. C. Willburn, c
J. L. Mercer
Mrs. M. Mills
288 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
nw cor Hunnicutt, J. S. Boyd
J. M. Henderson
289 Vacant
293 J. H. Campbell
306 C. W. Hunnicutt
308 S. C. Kicklighter
311 H. Clarke, c
314 J. Boyd
315 D. A. Cochran
319 J. W. Brunner
354 F. A. Macy
Mrs. J. A. Rye
rear, J,. Thomas, c
280
281
283
286
HARE BERST ^^eather anb finbin<js;
JUaWJl JIUimi, 33 PEACHTREE ST.
^^^ °^ 215 STBEETS WHE
no WFQT W. THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
WW If bw 1 Ouick Time— Sure OonnectionB.
360 D. P. Ellis
D. M. Bain
366 T. Crusselle
W. A. Crusselle '
W. H. Rice
368 Vacant
370 Vacant
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC R. R.
cor Forsyth, W. & A. R. R. offices
2 S. Hudson, c
4 W. Wortham, c .1
6 J. Turner, c
8 A. Richberg, c
12 14 and 18 Gate City Ga^ light Co.
(Crossing Rhodes.)
22 Mrs. L. Landers
Mrs. M. BurrisJ
(Crossing Mechanic.)
^ E. Franklin, c >
(Crossing Magazine.)
50 J. T. Cooper
B6 L. Webster, c 1 - .
60 A. Garninger, d
64 J. McMichael, c * ''
opp W. Alabama, Mrs. F. Hancock
cor Bellwood, J. W. Dennis, grocer
nr Cain, Gholstin <fc Zachry, millers
WEST OF CAIN.
1st ns H. Washinerton, c
21 ns E. Eckles, c
cor Bartow, Beatie & Hoppie, flour
mills
WHEAT, from Peachtree e to limits, 1st
n of Foster, Wards 4 and 5.
4 P. J. Stevens
8 Mrs. F. Kirby, boarding '
J. W. Hughes
9 Mrs. V. G. Appleby
12 Vacant
17 Mrs. L. Watson, boarding
^ 18 Vacant ^
* 20 J. D. Carter
23 Mrs. L. Hill
Mrs. M. Fay
24A. T.Martin
Mrs. D. Vaty
26 Information Refused
29 Vacant
31 S. Clark, c
33 J. M. Stephens
rear, R. Treadwell, c
30 A. J. Cohen
Mrs. R. Cohen
Q^ o ^ (Crossing Ivy.)
37 S. Wai-ford, c
i£H. A. Chastain
51 A. W. Carroll "^
G. W. Akers i i .
57 G. W. Price
58 L. L. Constantine, physician
Mrs. E. L. Bates
61 D. F. Constantine
H. H. X^oustantine
62 W. Harrison
M. F. Amorous
E. P. McBumey
71 A. P. Youngblood .
Mrs. M. Youngblood
72 W. C. Bellamy
H. L. Howe i
(Crossing Collins.)
78 J. B. Fuller, c
80 Mrs. N. E. Pittman
W. P. Porter
81 Dr. J. T. Warnock
Dr. G. W. Delbridge,
Mrs. R. J. Cowart, boarding
82 J. C. Glenn ^
86 R. Jones
92 D. B. Ladd >
97 T. J. Garrison
99 R. L. Rodgers
101 W. Farmer
103 W. Phillips .
104 T. M. Elyea
Mrs. A. Elyea
W. G. Robinson, Jr
110 J. M. Smith
112 Mrs. C. Steele
113 G. B. Manly
(Crossing Calhoun.)
115 Jones <fe Humphrey, butchers
125 H. Burton, c
126 K. Watts, c
127 T. Green, c
N. Hayes, c
127 W. Curry, c
rear M. Parks, c
128 C. W. Watts, c
129 T. Goolsby, c
130 M. Hutchins, c
132 Vacant
133 W. MiUer, c
134 J. Waddell, c
135 N. Brown, c
136 F. H. Quitman, woodyard
139 C. S. Morris
J.Hill
140 D. O'Donahue
144 W. M. McHenry, c
146 S. Larkin, c
C. Brown, c
147 Rev. W. J. Gaines, c
149 P. Freeman, c
150 Bethel African Methodist Church
L~~ Makes CLOTmNG to order.
r Fit guaranteed at ready made prices,
h II and 13 Whitehafi Street ^
i«h
REAL ESTATE
oi* every ^iesci^ptioii, Oity
and Oonntry, for sale toy
T. ^. Frier son, lO TVall St,
WHE
BY
216
STREETS
WHI
152 L. Strickland, c
151 A. Gentry, c
155 T. Stafford, c
156 T. J. Brown, c, shoemkr
157 J. J. Jackson, c, grocer
159 C. H. Morgan, c
, ., grocer
(Crossing Butler.)
168 J. C. Huss, physician and druggist
170 G. W. Doss, genl store
172 S. Peacock, 'c
174 A. Davis, c
175 J. Garrett, c
176 J. Kogers, c
181 R. Stevens, c
182 E. Pollard, c
183 R. Jones, c
185 Mad. N. Clayton
201 B. Holbrook, c
208 H. H. Hutchinson, c
J. Ward, c
222 Barrow & Brock, agts, grocers
224 J. M. Hagerman, agt, grocer
I. L. Couch, butcher
J. B. Thompson, lumber
226 Helms & Vandiver, grocers
C. W. Helms
227 E. Beasley, c
228 J. N. Dykes, watchmkr
229 E. K. Wiley, c, confectionery
(Crossing Fort.)
231 CD. Cheshire, grocer
239 M. Calhoun, c
242 C. Brown, c
309 sw cor Randolph, Mrs. S. S. Jones
310 A. J. Ackerman
rear, J. Gresham, c
339 J. A. Smith
X
WHITEHALL, from W. & A. R. R. se
to limits, dividing Wards 1 and 2.
1 Beermann & Kuhrt, cigars, etc
Germania B. & L. Assn No. 2
2 A. G. Pope, liatter
3 McCalla Bros., hats, gents' furnish-
ing, etc
3)4 L. J. Gartrell, lawyer
R. J. Jordan, lawyer '
H. P. Wright, lawyer
W. F. Wright, lawyer
R. N. Ely, lawyer
W. T. Parks, physician
M. L. Lichtenstadt, physician
J. H. Chambers & Co., publishers
Perdue & Egleston, ins agts
H. C. Stockdell. ins agt
The Mat'rl Endowment Assn
J. Holland, dancing academy
4 J. Lagomarsino, confectioner
5 A. F. Pickert, jeweler
6 H. W. Jones, hats, caps, etc
6)^ C. H. & R. B. Barnes, lawyers
Abbott & Gray, lawyers
J. J. Spalding, lawyer
Alex. R. Jones, lawyer "1
L. J. Winn, lawyer
A. R. Hightower, lawyer
W. E. Mitchell, lawyer
A. F. Cooledge, stenographer
C. E. Moore, lawyer
H. Smith, lawyer s
B. Smith, lawyer
J. W. Austin, lawyer
S. Weil, lawyer \
H. M. Mills, lawyer j
J. F. Daniel, lawyer
Home Mission Board of The South-
ern Baptist Convention i
7 B. Nathan, clothing !
7}4 J. C. Olmstead, physician j
Read & Candler, lawyers {
Reed & White, lawyers j '- \
W. I. Hey ward, lawyer i
Reinhardt & Arrowood, lawyers
J. S. Candler, notary
T. F. Goldsmith, jewelers' supplies
8 J. Lynch, mer tailor
9 M. Lynch & Son, news depot, etc
W. R. Brown, lawyer '
Chattahoochee Canal Co 4 t "
10 W. Bollmann, jeweler
11 and 13 W.M. Scott, gents furnishing
12 R. H. Huzza & Co., trunk mnfrs
14 Hutchison & Bro., druggists
Crawford & Owen, physicians
E. Mercer, saloon
14)^ A. G. Hobbs. physician
J. B. Redwine, lawyer
J. A. Wimby, lawyer
15 Heinz & Berkele, locksmiths, etc
16 A. B. Andrews, clothing, etc
163^ Spencer & Coldwell, lawyers
G. H. Tanner, notary
J. B. Langley, constable
J. R. Thompson, constable
W. M. Finch, c, tailor
W. M. Butt, justice
J. H. Smith, lawyer
17 E. T. Plummer, jeweler
18 K. L. Watts, c, barber
19 J. Domini, saloon i
193^ L. J. Glenn & Son, lawyers
H. C. Glenn, commr of deeds
20 J. H. James, banker
21 M. Menko & Bro., clothing
J. M. Bookout, jeweler
Atlanta Gas Light Co
22 A. J. Delbridge, c, shoemkr
THE KENKESAW R?.
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
- - • : J' v:.--- 3-- • - A." "»> ,.-':if';;^-^--"*vj» j.jyy-
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
-r= ^, , r-^Tr. ancL Dressed ^
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217
STREETS
WHI
(Crossing Alabama.)
23 Jonas Selig, clothing, etc
2S}4 Cox & Hammond, lawyers
K. T. Dorsey, lawyer
E. H. Greene, physician
National Collecting Agency
J. Milledge, lawyer
P. H. Bell, lawyer
E. A. An^er, lawyer
A. E. Roe, tailor
Union Pub. House
24 A. & S. Rosenfeld, clothing, etc
Holland <fe Son, dentists
.W. Crenshaw, dentist
25 New Home Sewing Machine Co
26 L. H. Bradfield, druggist
E. L. Connally, physician
27 Smith American Organ Co
, 27>^ T. P. Westmoreland, lawyer
J. T. Pendleton, lawyer
J. H. Moser, artist
Bryce Smith, mdse broker
C. W. Smith, lawyer
• W. W. Haskell, ins agt
J. A. Gray, lawyer
28 Lovejoy & Pitchford, picture frames
F. L. Freyer, pianos
29 P. Maltry, barber
30 Steinheimer & Krisle, clothing '
C. H. Cox, stencils
C. G. Grosee, mer tailor
31 Freeman & Crankshaw, jewelers
32 J. C. <fc I. Daniel, boots and shoes
323^ R. A. Holliday, dental depot
S. Hape, nursery
33 G. H. & A. W. Force, boots, shoes, etc
33>^ Dr. B. M. W^ooUey, opium cure
W. G. Brow^ne, dentist
J. H. & W. T. Kuhns, photographers
G. S. Lowndes, broker
34 J. P. Stevens & Co., jewelers
C. W. Motes, photographer
35 C. N. Holmes, musical mdse
S. L. Solomonson, jeweler, optician,
etc
36 L. C. Saul, coflfectiouer
Jack & Holland, candy and cracker
mnfrs
37 S. P. Richards, bookseller, etc
37>^ J. S. Thompson, dentist
38 Muse, Swift A Dallas, clothing
39 Georgia Suit Co
39>^ Mrs. A. H. Deseker, boardins:
W. P. Becker
40 J. M. Alexander & Co., hardware
40>^ B. H. Catching, dentist
T. H. Ivie, photogi-apher
41 Jas. A. Anderson & Co., clothing
42 and 44 Hirsch Bros., clothing
43 Mrs. R. C(M)k, hair goods
433^ E. H. im, mnfr neck wear ;
Mrs. J. R. Wells, dressmkr
44 The Southern Dental Journal
45 Miss M. Ryan, milliner 1
46 M. L. Stuart, hair dresser
W. G. Robinson, photographers sup-
plies
A. L. Oldfield. electrical supplies
47 Er Lawshe, optician
L. D. Carpenter, dentist '
473^ W. P. Northen, engraver '>:■
48 J. M. High, dry goods ' I
49 Miss M. Kennedy, milliner ' ■A-'
4d}4 J.Maloy
50 Liebermah & Kaufman, trunk mnfrs
51 A. C. Buchholz, barber
62 J. Steinheimer & Co., whol cigars, etc
Maye r. Son & Co., whol liquors -
53 F. J. Stilson, jeweler
54 and 56 M. Rich & Bro., dry goods, etc
55 Eisman Brothers, clothing
B. J. Eiseman
553^ Collier & Collier, lawyers
Miss C. Weil, dressmkr
C. B. Gaskill, lawyer
563^ Mrs. M. M. Taber, dressmkr
Mrs. M. Morris, milliner
59 Mrs. K. O'Connor, milliner
58 National Copying Co
58 to 64 John Keely, dry goods, etc
61 John Ryan, dry goods
623>^ C. F. Benson, physician
63 P. T. Schley, physician
T. Schumann, druggist
63 John Moser & Lind, architects
J. A. Link, dentist
J. B. Baird, physician
64>^ J. H. Logan, physician
W. S. Armstrong, physician
Miss M. Farley, dressmkr
(Crossing Hunter.)
65 J. W. Ward & Co., hardware, etc
653^ Institute of Penmanship
J. G. Earnest, physician
J. G. Thrower
66 J. Fuhrer, hair goods
66 aud 68 Chamberlain, BoyntonA Co.,
dry goods and carpets
66>^ D. Smith, dentist
C. R. Upson, physician
Mrs. A. R. Nace, dressmkr
67 Nolan & Doty, boots, shoes, etc
67>^ The Braumuller China Decorating
Works ^
69 A. P. Stewart, stoves, etc
69>^ G. K. Woodward
70 American Sewing Machine Co
703^ A. B. Johnston
71 Wheeler & Wilson, Manufacturing
f-
43 Mrs. R. CtM)k, hair goods J Co ' — .x^.uxxxxg
^J!^^H I ATWATFR ^^^"^ ^^^* ^^^ Wagon Co.; '
TO I li Li M I f »rt I LR FOR PRICES TO THE TRADE.
/
r. • I
4
^42 North Broad,
P For Coal and Wood.
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218
STREETS
WHI
72 Mrs. P. C. Giliner, milliner
W. Ehodes, dry goods
73 C. P. Murray, whol boots and shoes
73j^ J. P. Smith, physician
J. H. Van Stavoren, artist
J. D. Van Stavoren, solar printer
74, 76, 78 Regenstein & Kutz, millinery
75 The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co
77 J. D. Frazier, dry goods, etc
77K Miss S. Phillips
Mrs. E. Jenkins
78)^ Mrs. A. Hodge, dressmkr
79 Frazier & Morgan, grocers
80 D. Morgan, harness, etc
81 A. Tischmann, tailor
82 G. H. Brovvn, china, etc
83 Loyd & Bro., candy mnfrs
84 Henry Wolfe, grocer, etc
85 M. T. Castleberry, furniture
85>^ Collier House, G. Saloshin, prop
. 86 McXaught & Scrutchin, hardware
87 W. J. Wood, stoves, etc
88 Dohme & Dully, grocers
89 T. R. Ripley, china, etc
89)^ Mrs. T. Kennedy, dressmkr
90 Clayton & Webb, whol liquors
91 J. C. Huff, grocer
91>^ J. C. Maher
92 Lieberman & Kaufman, trunk mnfrs
93 Xally & Maher, saloon
; 94 W. A. Shannon, grocer
95 P. Lynch, grocer and liquors
96 C. W. Motes & Co., saddles and har-
ness
96)^ Mrs. M. Kempner, boarding
97 J. L. Griflin, saloon
98 T. J. Haile & Co., druggist
A. J. Haile, physician
' 99 W. H. Sullivan, gunsmith
99)^ Mrs. S. E. Smith, electrician
100 J. T. Hagan, grocer
1003-2 J« A. Paris, painter
J. F. Kendrick, carpenter
Mrs. F. Hamilton
101 J. M. Lowe & Co., dry goods
102 Pinson & Dozier, druggists
102 O. Stovull, physician
J. Golden, <?, shoemkr
rear, Georgia Cadets (c) armory
Atlanta IJght Infantry (c) ar-
mory
(Crossing Mitchell.)
104 O. I. Culberson & Co., grocers
C. J. Kicklighter, fish, oysters and
game.
106 Carlton & Son, grocers
106)^ Mrs. O. McDade, boarding ,
S. W. Resrister
108 Clemmons *fc Kenny, butchers
110 C. H. Ainslie, bookseller, etc
A. Frank, wall paper
110>.< C. L. Delbridge & Bro., printers
111 W. H. West, huckster
112 T. E. Ragland
113 J. Kreis, butcher
114 Vacant
115 O. Wendt & Co., oysters, fish and
game
116 I. B. McCravy, grocer
116>^ Mrs. M. W. Clower, boarding
117 J. B. Carroway, butcher
118 C. C. Thorne, grocer
119 A. L. Gilbert, fruits
C. H. Bender, butcher
M. Hardmann, beer bottler
120 Mrs. M. E. Morgan, boarding
121 Mrs. M.Holmes
L. Pilgrim
A. Fu^azzie
122 J. D. Brady & Bro., bakers
123 A. Domini; saloon
124 Peeples & Wilson §
Davis Sewing Machines
Domestic Sewing Machines
H. Mozley, physician
125 F. Stieglitz, grocer
126 Trotti & Co., grocers
127 H. Sloman, butcher !
129 J. D. Cottingham, dairy • i '
130J.T. Hagan \
131 A. Fugazzi, fruits I
132 H. Watkins, c, shoemkr
133 W."E. Johnson, butcher I
135 J. H. Jentzen, saloon
J. C. Graefer
1.38 A. W. Mitchell
139 Tye & Hubbard, butchers ' •
142 I. S. Mitchell, grocer
ne cor Peters, Young People's Lit-
erary Society
Liberal and Spiritual Society of At-
lanta
First Spiritual Church
sw cor Peters, Trinity M. E. Church
146 E. P. Chamberlin
149 E. J. Roach, physician
E. W. Roach, physician
150 Mrs. E. Benson, boarding
Dr. C. F. Benson, Jr
151 D. Mayer
153 H. Wellhouse
L. Fresh
155 D. Steinheimer
rear, W. Mitchell
156 Mrs. J. Marion
158 T. F. Walker, wood and coal
160 W. E. Hoyle, agt, wood and coal
161 J. B. Scarratt
r
;j
ALWAYS TRAYEL^^SS
Fo'f Cliufch and Home Use, BOK THE SMITH HMEeiMII OBGim.
I
WHI
BY
219
Mrs. M. Madden
165 C. Beermann
(Crossing Garnett.)
167 E. A. & M. E. Fitzgerald, grocers
168 A. J. Pinson, physician and druo--
gist
Miss B. Anderson
169 J. Westmoreland, c, shoermkr
170 W. P. Harris, butcher
173 D. Smith
174 W. B. DuBose
Rev. J. Boring
177 Mrs. E. A. Keese
180 John Ryan
181 H. C. Holjes
185 Prof. C. F. Gailmard .
CM. Gailmard
187 Vacant
188 J. Martine
191 J. Steinheimer
192 Dr. J. G. Earnest
195 W. H. Brotherton
Mrs. S. Williams
196 B. R. Allen
W.F. Motes
(Crossing Brotherton.)
197 W. Laird, grocer
198 H. C. Beerman
201 E. E. Williams
rear, W. Howard, c
205 A. Denk
M. Adler
(Crossing Formwaltes.)
209 H. G. Kuhrt
H. G. Kuhrt, Jr
208 W. E. Foute
ono ^^^' ^' ^' Foute, dressmkr
^lo C. Heinz
216 G. B. Roberts
(Crossing Fair.)
221 E. B. Brainard ^
225 D. P. Lester
STREETS
WHI
rear, J. Farr, c" -
230 H. A. Fuller
O.C. Fuller'
233J. J^. Bell ' .
L.H.Clarke '
234 J. Regenstein
Mrs. H. Kutz
238 G. S. Lowndes *^
R. B. Swift
241 J. Moser •
J. H. Moser '. ■
242P. Dodd ^^
244 A. Rosenfeld *"
S. Rosenfeld
245 J. J. bS"^"^'"^'''-^
254 H. F. Leak
rear J. Grimmett, c
258 Miss L. Williamson
259 Dr. T. J. Word
F. Word
262 S. L. Solomonson
junction Forsyth, German Lutheran
Church
266 G. H. Tanner
267 I. Steinheimer
A. Kreisle
rear T. Strickland, c
270 S. F. Beckham
273 S. S. Dewald
G. A. Dewald
277 M. Wellhouse
278 M. Harralson '
284 J. M. Dugger
Mrs. L. L. Harris
285 Jack & McClellan, candy mnfrs
G. W. Jack
286 H. Werner
287 Dr. J. W. Gurley
288 V. B. Crawford
Mrs. M. Crawford
292 Henry Wolfe .
296 W. H. Turner
rear A. Jackson
297 G. J. Dallas
L. Chase
E. S. Weybum
303 W. H. Nelson
306 Dr. P. T. Schley
rear G. Fleming: c
310 H. Lewis
Mrs. L. Ball
311 E. B. Rosser
316 W. M. Pendleton
E. M. Pendleton
319 J. W. Holman
320 J. W. Clayton
324 A. J. Lyle i
rear, W. Dansberry, c
^ sw cor Hood, P. Maltry
328 J. Berkele
339 R. W. Smith
344 Dr. W. H. Cumminffs
346 T. H. Francis
348 J. D. Stocker
M. T. Castleberry
350 J. E. Mann
354 F. L. Green
J. Green
355 S. Maier
357 J. W. Wniis
358 Z. A. Clarke
J. Carmichael
QKQ T t:. (Crossing Smith es)
o59 J. F. Jones
O. L. Hill
f
Makes Best SHIRT to order- 0 for Jy,"
Perfect fit grnaranteefl.
11 and 18 Whitehall Street.
! if
T^^A^ T^/>mAmTn BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED.
h<T7AT HQTA TT? city Property, Farms, Mills, Lands. Etc.
1\ IjALi i-jOiili£jT. A, Frlerson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wail St
WHI
BY
220
STREETS
WIN
360 W. T. Park
rear, H. Bridges, c
363 T. H. Ivie
365 Dr. G. W. Marvin
369 T. T. Dickson
Mrs. C. Purse
370 C. W. Motes ^
377 Rev. C. O. Fisher, c
380 O. A. Smith
386 H. Werner
Mrs. C. Simon
(Crossing McDaniel.)
389 Mrs. F. Latham
Dr. J. Wilson
Rev. A. B. Middleton
390 L. C. Wells
397 R. E. Brown
403 D. C. Balentine
Rev. A. H. Trumbo
404 J. C. Wilson
405 Mrs. E. Mitchell
L. D. Gwin
406 H. W. Thomas
Mrs. E. E. I'homas
407 B. H. Austin
408 W. F. Wright
413 R. J. Johnson
416 Mrs. S. E. Ketchum
M. O. Markham
419 J. M. Moyers
425 B. F. Robert
426 B. Barker
Mrs. E. Fisher
427 T. H. Hughes
429 J. C. Holbrook
430 F. Cox
(Crossing Humphries.)
440 A. L. Anthony
(Crossing Holland.)
446 Mrs. M. A. Robbins
(Crossing E. T., V. & Ga., R. R.)
448 R. Wright, c
457 C. F. Baker
465 C. Redden, c
494 M. C. Few
E. Youngkin
518 M. McMaster
EAST OF C. B. B.
Ist ns Vacant -
WILLIAMS, from Cain n to North ay,
2d w of West Peachtree, Ward 5.
15 Vacant, Leak & Lyle^ agts
19 J. H. Martin
Mrs. R. A. Quinn
23 N. G. Aldredg^
J. Cook . '
24 J. H. George
i
29 D. Pitchford
32 E. Richardson, c '.
(Crossing Harris.)
38 M. Hammond, c -
50 E. L. Darnell
sw cor Alexander, S. Dunlap
NORTH OF PINE.
1st W8 N. Moseley, c
2d ws F. Logan, c ;
3d ws B. Peyton, c
4th ws J. Rogers, c i
5th ws J. Moore, c |
ne cor J. F. Mulligan '
sw cor Parker, T. W. Wood
NORTH OF cox.
1st ws J. G. Wilson j •
* 2d ws C. Jackson, c [
3d ws Vacant |
4th ws Vacant " \
5th ws M. McLendon, c
WILLOW, ft-om North av s to Cox,
Ward 4.
83 J. H. Mashburn
88 J. Davis, c
111 Mrs. A. Maddox
112 R. Randall, c
rear, C. Blackburn, c
WINDSOR, from Whitehall junc For-
syth 8 to limits, Ward 2.
25 J. W. Fuller, grocer
27 Mrs. A. E. Cook
(Crossing Jones.)
30 L. Wellhouse
34 G. Dorman
38 S. Wilkins
41 H. A. Boynton
rear, F. (jlass, c
47 J. L. Bell
Mrs. A. I. Magnon
48 W. L. Scruggs
W. E. Scruggs
49 A. Shropshire
(Crossing Rawson.)
55 J. H. Franklin
59 Kev. A. M. Campbell
Mrs. E. Brown
65 R. T. Harper
rear, S. Alexander, c
66 A. H. Tyler
86 H. Simons, c
88 Vacant
93 G. B. Stewart
94 G. T. Street
98 J. A. Corbally
,■"'^-
^•;t!
A*:/
THE BEST ROUTE S-rikS^^^"
I^J. WILUH&HAM^2,r£S,ir
WIN BY
(Crossing Fulton.)
100 Rev. D. B. Clayton
101 W. F. McEwen
103 J. L. Windsor
105 W. A. Johnson
J. L. Griffin
106 G. Fleming, c
112 W.S.Everett
^Crossing Richardson.)
147 K. Hall, c
149 W. M. Jones, c
151 A. Adams, c
153 J. Porter, c
155 F. Beck, c
157 A. Walker, c
159 A. McPhoenix, c
160 I. Sanford, c
161 A. Potts, c
162 H. Grinnet, c
163 C. Myers, c
165 G. Brewer, c
167 A. Wilsou, c
169 S. Boone, c
ne cor Glenn, D. Alexander, c
ne cor Anderson, A. Rucker, c
bey limits, R. Morgan
WINSHIP AL., ft-om North av s to Cox
Ist w of WUIiams, Ward 6.
WOOD, from Fair nr Cemetery, s to
Glenn, Ward 3.
YON^E, ftom Wheat s to Decatnr, 2d e
of Foi-t, Ward 4.
4 W. M.Taylor '
6 S. Anderson, c '
(Crossing Pittman al.)
20 F. Smith, c
23 Mrs. R. L. McCollum
T. Sweareugen
25 Rev. H. W. Cleveland
27 W. H. Perrine
28 Rev. H. M. Turner, c
29 J. W. Grogan
T. O'Neal , /
31 J.T.Buchanan . •
33 W. Keirsey • ' ■
35 W.T.Baker '
41 Vacant
-12 M. Davis
J.M.Edison '
(Crossing Gartrell.)
43 A. A. West
46 D. W. Blocker
rear, G. Derdan -
J. Derdan
221
STREETS WEST END
t
)
52 L. Jones, c
57 E. White, c
62 J. T. Littlejohn, srrocer
64 Mrs. E. Word ,
70 A. Brown, c '
75 Vacant, G. W. Adair, agt
76 H. G. Shields |
(Crossing Chamberlain
78 I. King I
(Crossing Foster.)
80 B. G. Holton i
103 Mrs. L. Baleh
104 A. Xesbit, c
105 Mrs. G. S. Green j .
106 J. Harris, c j
107 J. Dobbs, c ' ;
(Crossing Wheat.)
108 W. H. Higginbotham, c *
109 Vacant
110 H. Rich
111 J.M.Baker
142 B. Lasseter
WEST END.
^^^A*^*"^^^®^ End— Population about
870. G. A. Howell, mayor; D. G.
Patterson clerk; J. Culver, B. Smith,
J. W. Rollo, W. G. McGaughev, W. L.
Stanton, council men.
AMOSS.
se cor Lee, M. N. Beaty
ne cor Peeples, D. G. Patterson
G. C. Patterson
ASHLEY.
; - ne cor Amoss, J. H. Dunn
SOUTH OF green's FERRY AV.
2d ws W. A. Culver i
3d ws A. M. Stoddard
head of Thraslier, F. P. Gray
WEST OF THRASHER.
Ist ns J. D. Cunningham
2d ns G. F. BoUes
G. E.Bolles
BEECHER. ^
nwcor Peeples, Benjamin Conley
M. J. Conley j
CHAPEL.
1st 88 J. Hunnicutt, c
2d ssti. Davis, c
R. Dean, c
N. Tliomas, c
C. Hammond, c
B. Bonds, c
D. Jameson, c
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GARXER.
head, C. J. Kicklighter
rear, S. Lewis, c
W. Lewis, c
I. Humphries, c
: nw cor Irwin, O. I. Culberson
' SOUTH OP GORDON.
W. A. Mathews
2d ws B. J. Wilson
rear, J. Lamar
EAST OF GARNE-IT.
2d es H. C. Erminger
R. H. Caldwell
J. H. Caldwell
let es J. Gammon, c
W. Lee, c
HAMMOND.
EAST OF WEST END.
GORDOX.
EAST OF LEE.
Ist ss Vacant
2d ss W. S. DeGroat
'Ri\ RR M- A. T5rnthprt.on
ne cor Lee, G. Jeffreys, c, shoemkr
2d ns J. Nolly, c, blacksmith
3d ns G. Jeffreys, c
se cor Garner, G. B. McGaughey
sw cor Gamer, W. G. McGaughej'
sw cor Lawton, J. W. B. Edwartls
S. Edwards
SOUTH OF ASHLEY.
se cor Ashley, Vacant
sw cor Ashley, F. S. Stewart
W. A. Stewart
T. H. Stewart
2d ws Vacant
3d ws W. A. Venable
E. Cumming
J. W. Butler
Mrs. E. Butler
NORTH OF PEEPLES.
1st ws W. L. Stanton ~
W. M. Crenshaw
L. Haws
rear, R. Ragland, c
2d ws Mrs. M. J. Wood
Miss J. J. Wood, school .
3dwsW. G.King ^
A. B. Culberson i
4th ws H. L. Culberson
A. B. Culberson
rear, A. Dilling, c
5th ws J. Henderson, c
6th ws Rev. J. Mitchell
R. S. Eggleston
* Mrs. S. A. Eiswald
7th W8 Rev. R. H. Waters
H. Waters
L. Waters
Ist ss J. C. Harris
ne cor Peeples, E* P. Howell
C. Howell
SOUTH OF PEEPLES.
se cor Peeples, Rev. F. M. Daniel
2d es A. B. Mathews
E. H. Mathews
4th ss S. T. Marchant
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4 Vacant *
rear, T. Hawking
C. L. King
8 J. Howell
J. Yotlier
Mrs. V. Howell
A. Creech
Mrs. N. Herron
rear, Mrs. N. Adams
X. Shirer
W. H. Shirer
C. A. Shirer
Mrs. M. J. Coursey
T. Ormsby
S. Coursey
12 J. W. Smith
Mrs. N. C. Hawkins
Mrs. A. Allen
16 Vacant
rear, Mrs. S. A. Garrett
J. F. Bailey
20 T. A. Caudle
rear, C. D. Hornsby •
J. McCowan
1! W.S. Parish
T. W. Andrews
24 Vacant
rear, J. R. Causby
IRWIN.
se cor Garner, Mrs. M. A. Harring-
. v; ton
J. B. Thornton
E.K.Rich
ne cor Garner, J. H. Culberson
C. H. Erwin
WEST OF GARNER.
1st ns L. LeVaugli, c
M. High tower, c
2d ns J. C. Daniel
3d ns D. Neal, c
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SOUTH OF GORDOX.
1st WS C. M. Goodman
2d ws W. H. Grigsbv
ne cor Amoss, A. P. Stewart
J. W. Manning:
SOUTH OP AMOSS.
SW cor Amoss, H. C. Pendletsn
2d ws Vacant
3d ws J. F. Daniel
SOUTH OF GORDON.
se cor Grordon, Vacant
sw cor Gordon, R. H. Caldwell, s\
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' 2d J. B. Harper
Mrs. C. Van Dyke
NORTH OF GORDON.
' Istes J. A. Caldwell
2d ws L. G. Pirkle
F. M. Pope
WEST OF THRASHER.
1st ns Mrs. M. E. Howes
S. Howes
P. M. Howes
2d J. Norcross
Rev. V. C. Norcross
rear, D. Walker, c -
3d B.Smith
4th J. H. Smith .
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nw cor Amoss, G. P. Humphries
sw cor Amoss, M. Johnston
STREETS WEST END
.SOUTH OF GORDON.
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I. Kerr \
THRASHER.
SOUTH OF ASHLEY. .
se cor Ashley, J. M. Alexander
E. Clay Atkins
rear, J. Monroe, c i
2d es B. H. Broomhead
J. S. Broomhead
M. Johnston
WEST PETERS.
NORTH OF GORDON. "
Istes J. P. Trotti
rear I. Henderson, c
2d es K. McCoy, c
Y. McCoy, c
3d es E. P. Miller
WEST END.
se cor Hammond, Dr. O. G. Mix
H. L. Briscoe
W. Mix
. rear, P. Johnson, c
SOUTH OF LEE.
1st es Vacant
WEST OF WEST PETERS.
1st SS T. H. Blackuoll
Ist ns Vacant
2d ns G. W. Spears
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CITIZENS' NAMES ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
(for abbreviations see page 109. )
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AbtevFm '^ ^'"tV?" '^y^ ^- Mitchell
M4dl '•' '''•«^'»'^. 22^ W.
^w!ae!l^-'^-^'^'"y'J'^°P''22>^
f K^^ Julia A. Miss, r 21% W Mitrhpll
Abbott John W., policeman, r 25 Stone-
Abbo^Lewis L. (Abbott & Bro.), r 143
ABR
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■'^ A^b"of?i ^^,; ',^^'^'* ^- ^-"^ ^'"'a-n I--
Alaba grocers, 64 and 66 E.
'^JaSf/r*"'^^/^- ^- Abbott and
ABeel Nellie H. Miss, r 83 Ivv k
dty *" ^^ **"'=''*'■ A"» ^°'^er-
-^^unfry^ *"• ^- ''^""f ^'^y Court, r
K^^" Charles, elk BegeS &
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Abrains Albert, c, lab, r 28 Gate City
Abrams Charles, c, lab, r 12 Jennings
al
Abrams Robert, c, lab, r 43 Terry
Abyssinian Library, c, 38 Decatur
Ackerman Andrew J., carriage repairer,
75 E. Alabama, bds 310 New AVheat
Ackerman Charles E., carpenter, r 40
Chamberlain
Ackley J. F., carpenter, bds 12)^ W.
Mitchell
Acton Edward, lab, r 153 Mangum
Acton Julia M. Miss, r 136 W. Baker
Acton Thomas M., trav agt, r 136 W.
Baker
Adair Augustus D. (Adair & Bro.), r 68
Washington
Adair Bozeman, mer, r Greeiis Ferry
av, W. E
Adair Charles J., elk J. T. Adair, r 288
Wheat
Adair Forrest, with G. W. Adair, bds 461
W^ Peters
ADAIR GEORGE W., real estate and
renting agent, 6 E. Wall, r 46^ W.
Peters \^
Adair Green B. (Adair & Bro.), r 71
Washington
Adair Jack, with G. W. Adair, bds 461
W. Peters
Adair James A., ticket seller W. & A. R.
R., Union Depot, r 56 Church
Adair James L., cabinetmkr, r 14 Strong
Adair John, wks Hinman & Son, r 4
South
Adair John T., grocer, 70 Decatur, r 288
New Wheat
Adair Mary C, wid W. E., r 161 Eraser
Adair Robin, with G. W. Adair, bds 461
W. Peters
Adair Rufus L, rent agent. Green's Fer-
ry av, W. E
Adair Wallace Miss, bds 19 S. Collins
Adair Willie Miss, bds 161 Eraser
ADAIR & BRO. (A. D. and G.B.Adair),
cotton factors, com mers and fertilizer
dealers, 27 W. Alabama
Adams Absalom Q., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 230 Luckie
Adams Albert, c, lab, r 158 E. Harris
Adams Alfred, c, wks A-L. Ry, r 151
Windsor
Adams Amanda Miss, r rear 8 Henry,
W.E .
Adams Angeline Miss r 291 Marietta
Adams Barney, c, lab, r ss Hunnicutt ,2d
e of Marietta
Adams Belle, wid J. T., r 40 W. Simpson
Adams Benjamin, c, lab, r 17 Jones al
Adams Cesar, c, lab, r rear 112 Luckie
Adams Charles E., elk VV. & A. R. K
Adams Clara M. Miss, r 24 E. Wall
Adams Clifton T., bds 173 Peaehtree
Adams Dora, c, laundress, r 296 New
Wheat
Adams Eugene F., machinist, J. Davis,
r 291 Marietta
Adams Florence A. Miss, teacher Mari-
etta St. School, r 291 Marietta
Adams Frederick, c, porter H. W. Jones
Adams George, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Adams Henry, wks F. H. Quitman, r
Tucker's al
Adams House, Miss S. B. Adams, propr:
24 E. Wall
Adams Hugh B., with J. A. Sams, r 74
N. Calhoun
Adams James M., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r Dalton
Adams J. T., brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r Tilton
Adams Leonora E. Miss, r 291 Marietta
Adams Lorenzo D., grocer, 90 Peaehtree,
r 22 Pine
Adams Mamie Miss, r rear 8 Henry W. E
Adams Mary K., wid J., r 74 N. Calhoun
Adams Nancy, wid B. F., r rear 8 Henry
W.E
Adams Pendleton C, lab, r 10 Newton
Adams^ Richard, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R.,
r 81 Forrest av
Adams Robert H., mer, r 299 Marietta
Adams R. G., wTcs Atla Bridge Wks ,
Adams Sallie B. Miss, 24 E. Wall ' '
Adams Samuel, plumber H. Franklin,
r 73 Thompson
Adams Samuel, c, porter W. & A. R. K
Adains Sarah E., wid R. R., r 24 E. Wall
Adams William R., plasterer, r 9 Hilliard
Adamson Charles, tailor M. Marcus
Adamson Charles Q., gardener, r ws
Hill, 1st 8 of Glenn
Adamson William E., elk J. F. Faith,
bds ws Hill, 1st s of Glenn
Adamson William R., watchman State
House, r 54 W. Simpson
Adamson Zach W., butcher and grocer,
262 Decatur, r 52 Bell
Adcock Elizabeth M., wid H., r 21 Bell
Addie Warner, wks E. Haiman
Adler Isaac, elk, bds 96)^ Whitehall
Adler L., rags, 173 W. Peters
Adler Morris (Elsas, May &Co.),r211
S. Pryor
Adler Moses, junk, 85 S. Broad, bds
Kimball
Adler Sigfried, elk, r 211 S. Pryor
Adolphus Jennie Miss, r 275 E. Hunter
Adolphus Joseph, dean Ga. Eclectic
Med College
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Adolphus Joseph C, carpenter, r 275 E
Hunter
Aenchbacher Alfred G., carpenter A-L
Ry, r 93 Jones av
Aenchbacher John L., molder r 90
Jones av '
Aenchbacher Nelson G., carpenter A-L
Ry, r 90 Jones av
^^'1??J?M^^'''"^" ^•' ^aker, 51 Decatur,
r 36 Gilmer '
Aiken Charles, barkpr J. Lynch
Aiken Emma Miss, r 171 Luckie
Aiken Francis M., brickmason, r 36
Stonewall . '
Aiken Hattie Miss, r 171 Luckie
Aiken Lucy, wid Henry, r 171 Luckie
Aiken Rosetta, c, laundress, r 185 N
Butler
Aiken William F., elk D. H. Dougherty
Aimie John c, wks H. Crankshaw& Co
Am^ie Jonah, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
AOSLIE CHARLES H., books, station-
sTE^MiS'"^'' ''' ^^^^^^^"^ ^
Airy Daniel, c farmer, r 159 Markham
Alton Edward, c, packer P. H. Snook
Alton Henry, wks Atla Cot Fctv
Akers Albert, c, lab, r 10 Lowes al
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Akers Frank M., with A. C. Wyly r
Smyrna, Ga "J'V, r
'^WheS'"'"^"^- (Ake?s & Bros.), r 51
""^m'^^^&r '' ^' ^-- ^ Co.,
^MclveTi^^r '"• ^^'^^^ ^ ^--^^ r
f ?*" J'y.lie, c, carpenter, r 6 If. Collins
p'a? ^T- ^^' T-> G.' W. and J k!
.^-.j^'^ers), mer millers, 22 S. ForWth
Akn'di: ?oTr T.- ^°^'' « tSh
""k Bater'^' ^•' ^^ B-^^-^T. Ms 72
AltertWnM''^'"T'^'i''°'« Cotton Fcty
ilbrilSt^lte'll"^;'--^^- Hunter I "am- ""' "' ""' ^ ^* '^'^^k-
^^^'■^ - " Md 13 Whitehall St
A^ugla Hdham A., cik, bds cSHISil
Aldredge Xancy, wid S., r 3 Garnett
^"'lof^s.;^ "'"'" ^■' P«»<=--». r 111
""Tucker/al^"'""*' "' '*""'"«^' ' «
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^Fort ''^'" ^*''"'' "' <=^n<'y'°kr, r 14
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"^combtr ^"'*' '' '"""dress, r 13 Hol-
Alexander Eugenia A. Miss, wks Atla
Cot Facty, r 166 Thompson
Alexander Francis Miijs. r 166 Thomoson
Alexander George, c, ?ab, r 8 Jone"^
« HillTard''"^' "' ^'*°*-"'''' '■' '^y' r
Alexander Henry, wks Atla Cot Fctv
Alexander Henry S., contractor, r 1 Cul- •
ver, Jamestown ' "^
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2?m1^ """"^ ^- '"'^ ^y ^- S-. bds ,
Alexander Joseph A., mer, r 381 Peach-
Alexander Joseph M., mer, r Thrajiher
se cor Ashley ' ^"™,''er
Al^exander Julius M., mer) r 163 Peach-
^^^w^.*T?^^'^«' «' blacksmith,
oFif HaTis''""'' ' "' ^"'^'"P"' 2d »
"*■ w.f-?'^'',,"'- x*'- * Co., hardware 40
Whitehall ; InformatioA Refused '
Alexander Lewis, c, lab, r 1^ Mark-
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ALL
Alexander Lewis, c, lab, r Daniel, se cor
Walker al
Alexander Lizzie, c, cook, r 45 Hilliard
Alexander Louis C, fireman A-L. Ry, r
40 Howell
Alexander Maria, c, laundress, r 12
Church
Alexander Mark, c, plasterer, r 246 W.
Mitchell
Alexander Martha, c, laundress, r 31
Howell
Alexander Martin, c, shoemkr A. J. Del-
bridge, r al rear 202 Fraser
Alexander Mary, c, laundress, r 20 Yonge
Alexander Mary B. Miss, r 34 Cone
Alexander Reny, c, laundress, r 56 Rock
Alexander Robert, c, blksmith Atla
Wagon & Timber Co
Alexander Rosa Miss, r 166 Thompson
Alexander Samuel, c, wks W. E. Hoyle,
r rear 65 Windsor
Alexander Sarah A., wid A., r 163 Peach-
tree
Alexander Silas, c, lab, r 11 Kirk
Alexander Simon, c, drayman, r 44 Brick
Alexander Thomas, wks Atla Cot Fcty,
r 9 Orrae
Alexander Thomas A., clk,r Greens Ferry
av, W. E
Alexander Victoria, c, cook, r 31 Old
Wheat J
Alexander William, c, barber Kimball
House, r rear 88 Crew
Alexander William,c,butler R. Schmidt,
r rear 71 W. Mitchell
Alexander William, c, porter Hunnicutt
& Bellingrath, r 31 Howell
Alexander William B., elk Ga. P. Ry., r
108 Marietta
Alexander William R., wks Atla Cot
Fcty, r 9 Orme
Alford David, lab, bds Decatur, nw cor
Bradley
Alford James W. K., bk kpr M. W. John-
son & Co., r 116>^ Whitehall
Alford Joseph B., carpenter, r 325 Fraser
Alford Joseph S., bkkpr, r 221 E. Fair
Alfred James, lab, r 47 Chattahoochee
Alfred James M., shoemkr, 6283^ Mari-
etta, r 580 Marietta
All Lizzie, c, cook, r 24 Su^ar al
Allen Addie Miss, wks M. Marcus, r 104
Elliott
Allen Adelia, wid M. A., r 1^ Henry,
W. E
Allen Albert, c, lab, r 200 W. Hunter
Allen Alexander M. (Dunning & Allen),
;r 49 Wheat
Allen Alfred, c, wks H. Crankshaw, r
13 Beerman
Allen Allan, c, wks J. P. Bryan, r 200
W. Hunter
Allen Alonzo, c, lab, r 49 Boulevard
Allen Amos, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks, r
180 Ellis
Allen Andrew, c, carpenter, r 387 Hous-
Aton
Allen Annie Miss, wks Atla Cot Facty
Allen Arnold, c, wks F. P. Rice, r rear
233 Ivy
Allen Augustus, wks Atla Cot Facty
Allen Barney, conductor, bds 60)^ S.
Broad
Allen Bartow F., grocer, 224 Decatur, r
226 Decatur
Allen Benjaman W., student, bds 56 N.
Collins
Allen Bettie Mrs., boarding, 60)^ S.
Broad
Allen Beverly R., bkkpr F. G. Hancock,
r 174 Davis
Allen Columbus M., wks A. J. Gtflfbrd,
r 148 Davis
Allen Edw^ard, c, cook, r 32 Valentine
Allen ElishaT., grocer, 102 McDonough,
r 98 McDonough
Allen Eliza Mrs., seamstress, r 84 Elliott
Allen Eugenia A., wid C.,- r 29 Pulliam
Allen Frances, wid J., r 104 Elliott
Allen Frank D., elk D. G. Jones
Allen Fred J., elk Ry M. S., r 7>^ S.
Broad
Allen Froney, c, cook, r 98 E. Fair
Allen George D., trav agt, bds Kimbal.
Allen George W., car inspector, r 27 SI
Moore
Allen George W. D., watchman, r 28
Victoria
Allen Georgia Miss, r 8 South
Allen G. David, witli Langston & Crane,
bds Kimball
Allen Henrietta Mrs., r 196 Whitehall
Allen Jack, wks Fulton Mills
Allen James, elk, r 485 Marietta
Allen James B., with Perkins Bros., r
165 S. Forsyth
Allen James C, elk A. Abrams, r 89
Rawson
Allen James M., lab, r 8 South
Allen James M,, wks Wilkins, Post &
Co., r 2 State
Allen Jane, wid E., r 9 Factory Grounds
Allen John, painter, r 8 South
Allen John, c, wks W. E. Hoyle
Allen John S. A., machinist W. S. With-
ers, r 148 Davis
Allen Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
Allen Josie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r
24 Mechanic
Allen Julia Miss, r 104 Victoria
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Allen Juua, c, cook, r ws Randolph, 3d n
oflrwm '
Allen J. Beverly Rev., bds 126 S. For-
syth
'^Mitchell ^*' ^^^P^^^^» ^^ 12>^ W.
Allen Katie, c, laundress, r 11 S. Calhoun
Allen Leah, c laundress, r 377 Houston
Allen Lee, c, lab, r 3 Newman al
Allen Levi c, drayman, r 10 Liberty
Allen Luella Miss, r 6 N. Bell
^\]^^ h^l^\ ^' carpenter, r 377 Houston
A en Mahala, c, laundress, r 7 Leonard
Allen Margaret, c, nurse, r ws Randolph
3d n of Irwni ^ ,
^UrJ^^^^^^ ^^^^' ^^'^8 Fulton Mills, r
24 Mechanic '
Allen Martha A., wid J. J., r 24 Me-
chanic
Allen Mary Miss, elk, r 104 Elliott
Allen Mary, c, laundress, r 96 Bell
Allen Mary M., wid G. W., r 6 N Bell
afapef'"''' '' ^'^^ ^' ^' WhiU, r 28
Allen Riley, c, lab, r 228 N. Calhoun
Allen Robert E., real estate, 11 E Ala-
bama, r 58 Washington
Allen Samuel, c, gardener, r 75 Pratt
AUen Samuel, c, wks Longley, Robinson
^"^W.'^^a^r/- '''' '' ^"^^ ^ ^-Vr
Allen Sarah Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Allen Sylvia, c, laundress, r 16 Wells
l55^isa^^' ^^^^^' «- <^ ^-> r
Allen wL'h^^" ^^ 'l^' ^^' 55 ^- Butler
f 1 WM??^"^^"' c, farmer, r 52 Wells
ll len W f- ^' '^^ ^^^ ^^ ^- Hunter '
rSta "" •' ^"^^««i^ r 485 Ma-
Allen William J., wks Fulton Mills, r 3
Factory Grounds '
Allen William J. (W. J. Allen <fc Co ) r
Birmingham, Ala «, ^o.;, r
Allen W. J. & Co. (W.J. and S.J Aliens
grocers, 75 W. Peters ^^""^
Allen William R., salesman F. E Block
N»Tr"'V "^"""^ C., instrument mkr
Al W f7f ^5"'' •■ 20 Foster "
nV.' Har^a P''y^'«'»°. 21 Marietta, r
AlJey^John, physician, bds 116 S. For-
Al^ey J. E., wks Longley, Robinson &
AND
^Mmi?*"''*^ ^^ "^"^ ^^- ^- «•' ' 107
'^■r'GraM' ''''"'*'"^" ^- * A. E. E.,
Allred Idiis, student, bds 127 Walton
Alniand Hayden C, trav agt, r 99 Terrr
^i"F°o'rsftr" ""■' '••■'^ " Kee.y,*rT5
Almand Pamelia, wid J., r 21 Martin
vannah ^''''^" ^'^ "^' ^' W.^r32"sa-
Almand Webb, elk, bds 55 S. Forsyth
We '^"^"^'"^' ^'^^ ^-I^- ^y. r 13
Aloysius Sister, superior Convent Im-
maculate Conception '
Alston Crawford, c, wks A-L. Ry
Alston Lemuel J., bkkpr J. W. Ward &
Co., bds 391^ Whitehall ' ^ ^ra «
Alston Robert A., opr W. TJ Tel Cn ^
219 S. Pryor ' ^^'' ^
mTou Th'nTf ^A*' ^'^ ^- ^- ^ 27 Cone
pell ^^^^ ^-^ pressman Post-Ap-
Atoider Charles, carrier P. O., r 4 Fos-
Alton Samuel, c, driver, r 66 Kiiiff
t^h ^^"^•'t'"^^^^^' ^ 324 Marietta '
Pryof " ""^^ ^'^" ^y* ^'^' ^ ^•
Amenia Victoria, wid A. H., bds 228 W.
^cTK%%%^ ^'^ ''^^' ^^^^ P- ^rifg
. ™-' ^ -^23 E. Hunter *
AMERICAN SEWIXG MACHEVE CO.,
vv.A. Camp, manager; 70 Whitehall
Ameson Henry, lab, r 14 Wallace
Ameson Rebecca, wid B., r 14 State
^IVKTafn"*-' ^"^^^^' ^IS Marietta,
AMOROUs'^MARTm F., lumber and
coal, 4i Marietta, bds 62 W^t
^o^fAMI^a''^^' ^^' W.A.Tay-
^iSee ^^^^^' ^' ^^^^' ^ ^^^ ^^3 Peach-
Am weg Claude Miss, bds 40 Line
^Ho"rn^''^"'^'-^*^^^^'^--104
^"^^^^on Allen, c, lab, r rear 130 Hous-
Anderson Amanda, wid A., r ]36 Rhodes
'f MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
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42 North Broad, '
P For Coaland Wood.
AN^D
230
AND
Anderson Anthony, c, lab, r 128 Mark-
ham
Anderson Arch S., bill poster, A. W.
Kries
' Anderson Benjamin, c, shoemkr, 6 S.
Collins
Anderson Bennett, carrier P. O., r 30
Howell
Anderson Bertha Miss, r 168 Whitehall
Anderson Branch, c, lab, rl51 Markham
Anderson Catherine E. Miss, r 56 N.
Collins
Anderson Charles, c, lab, r 25 Clifford
Anderson Charles, c, porter Am. S. M.
Co., r Foster, cor Bradley
Anderson Clifford, attorney general,
office State House ; r Macon, Ga
Anderson Clifford E. Miss, dressmkr, 56
N. Collins
Anderson David, c, lab, r rear 2 Anderson
Anderson Ella, c, laundress, r rear 92
McDonough
Anderson Frank W., c, lab, rl39 E. Cain
Anderson F. Pierce, fireman W. & A.
R. R.
Anderson George, c, lab, r 73 Fort
Anderson Hester, c, wks Sou. Exp. Co.,
r 38 Foster
Anderson James A. (Anderson & Bro.),
city tax collector and receiver, office
City Hall, r 92 Walker
Anderson James A. (J. A. Anderson &
Co.), bds Kimball
Anderson James A., painter, N. C.
Spence
Anderson James A. Jr., elk W. A. Rus-
sell, r 66K Whitehall
ANDERSON JAS. A. & CO. (Jas. A.
Anderson and Jno. H. Jones), clothing
and gents furnishing, 41 Whitehall
. ANDERSON JAMES H., agrl implts, ma-
chinery, engines, boilers, separators,
reapers, mowers, gins, saw mills, corn
mills, etc., 69 S. Broad, r 16 Pulliam
(see front cover.)
Anderson Jane E., wid J., r 63 Mc-
Donough
Anderson Jeff, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Anderson Jennie Miss, r 58 Jackson
Anderson John, c, lab, r 54 Greens Ferry
av
Anderson John, c, lab, r 131 E. Cain
Anderson John, c, pedler, r 105 Tattnall
Anderson John, wks A-L. Ry, bds 12
Howell
Anderson John R., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r Ringgold
Anderson John W. A., carpenter, r 61
Larkin
Anderson Jordan, c, wks O. A. Smith
Anderson Joseph, c, lab, r 24 Church
Anderson Josie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Anderson Judge H., r 56 N. Collins
Anderson J., elk J, Ryan, r 61 White-
hall
Anderson J. J., engineer A-L. Ry
Anderson J. W., brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r Ringgold
Anderson Lawrence, c, wks Ga. R. R
Anderson L. B., U. S. commr, U. S.
Court House, r country
Anderson Lucinda, c, laundress, r 151 E.
Fair
Anderson Mary, wid J. M. P., r 7 New-
ton
Anderson Mary, c, laundress, r 385 W.
Peters
Anderson Melinda, c, laundress, r 9
Gemunden
Anderson Moses, c, lab, r 230 W. Hun-
ter %
Anderson Patrick, wks Sou Ag Wks;
bds 7 Newton
Anderson Reuben B., wks A-L. Ry, r
30 Howell
Anderson Jlobert, c, lab, r 82 S. Forsyth
Anderson Robert, c, lab, r 319 W.
Mitchell
ANDERSON ROBERT A., supt W. & A.
R. R.,-r 69 McDonough
Anderson Rufus B., student, bds 69 N.
Collins
Anderson Sallie Miss, wks Fulton Mills,
r 11 Werner av
Anderson Samuel, c, lab, r 12 George
Anderson Samuel, c, lab, r 230 W. Hun-
ter
Anderson Sarah Miss, r 402 Decatur
Anderson Sarah, c, cook, r 6 Yonge
Anderson S. H., lab. r 12 Werner av
Anderson Theodosia Miss, r 78 Walker
Anderson Thomas, c, lab, r es Martin,
1st 8 of Love
Anderson William, wks Fulton Mills, r
D Factory Grounds
Anderson William, c, lab, r 198 Fillmore
Anderson William A., ticket auditor W.
& A. R. R., r 269 E. Fair
Anderson William W. (Anderson &
Bro.), r 21 Bailey
Anderson & Bro. (J. A. and W. W. An-
derson), grocers, 147 W. Peters
Andes Belle Mrs., bds 72 Martin
ANDREWS ANSLEY R^ clothing and
gents fui-nishing, 16 Whitehall, r 94
Nelson
Andrews Caleb, c, lab, r 5 Martin al
Andrews Charles, c, lab, r 39 Mays al
Andrews Eddie Miss, r 313 S. Pryor
Andrews Ezra, saddler, r 313 S. Pryor
ALWAYS TRAVEL airStS
■ I 1
The Smith American Orp-ar^*^
ARB SXTFBR.IOR. TV^ ^ t >" Q^^ir^iS^nS
AND oqi ' ' ~" '
^—5 :f 5 ^•^^ ARM
Andrews James, fireman A-L. Ry
Andrews James G., elk P. O., bds 12 :N"
Forsyth
Andrews Jane, c, cook, r rear 67 Ellis
Andrews John, c, lab, r ss Ga. R. R., 2d
w of Gullatt
Andrews Lizzie Miss, r 813 S. Pryor
Anthony Jacob, c, lab, r 56 Richmond "
Anthony James X., engineer W. & A.
R. R., rl44 Luckie
Anthony Joseph L., guard co jaU
Anthony Robert, c, lab, r 6 Holeomb al
Antioch Baptist Church, c, ns Wallace, e
ot Marietta
x:^z:^Aor^- ^-'^ ' ^^tS^-i^■ -^ w. * A. K. B.,
St. School, r 313 S. Pryor
Andrews Peggie, c, laundress, r rear 67
Ellis
Andrews Simon, c, wks Sou. Ag. Wks
Andrews Squire, c, lab, r 43 Victoria
Andrews Thomas, c, lab, r 23 Pettis
Andrews ITiomas W., carpenter, r rear
20 Henry, W. E
Andrews William, c, waiter Kimball
House, r 157 Decatur
Angier Alton, with C. Angier, r 89 E.
^S^w^ Clarence, ins agt and fertilizers,
7 W. Alabama, r 94 Pulliam
h?u '' ^n^T ^'^ ^^""'^^^^ 23>^ White-
hall, r 30 McDonough
^^R^ u ?"zal>eth A., wid X. L., r 89 E.
Mitchell
Angler Hugh, civil engineer, r 30 Mc-
Donough
Anglin John S., elk, r 213 Haynes
Annis Charles S., millwright, r 54 S. But-
ler
Annis Fannie J. Miss, r 54 S. Butler
Ansley Asa c, blksmith J. Alexander
Ans ey Catherine U. Miss, r 212 Jones
Ans ey C. W., bds N"ationkl Hotel
Ansley David H., elk, r 212 Jones
cft^^^Ga"^"^
^cS,ir'''-'^^^"^-^^-'^^-
AJVSLLY HARRIE C, asst treas Ga. P.
Co'^^'^iT^^'* ^J" ^' Extension
^0 oO A . Broad, r Decatur, Ga
ley), real estate, 13 S. Pryor
Anthony Adolphue, c, driver, r 209 Mar-
w
i^
bds 122 Gullatt
Appleby Virginia G., wid John, r 9
Wheat *
'^??^55 ^" 3?^'' ^^ west^jrn agt C. R.
R. of Ga., Port Royal & Augusta Ry,
apd Savannah Fast Freight Line, S.
Piyor, ne cor Alabama, r 25 W. Baker
Appleton D. & Co., of X. Y., publishers,
44 Marietta ?
Appleton George, sawmkr, r rear 210 W.
Fair
Appling Ed^^rd J., elk J. P. Babb, r
80 Stonewall
Appling J. William, r Luckie cor Hull
\^Sl^7JJi.^^^^ carpenter, r 224 Cox
^?<^/»E SALOON, Jno. McGee, propr:
o L. Wall '
"^^no^^^^^^^"^ ^•' machinist A-L. Ry, r
198 Decatur
^^no^fv Jefferson, elk W. J. Wood, r
198 Decatur
Archer Louis, wks A-L. Ry
^ w'^^^^^^i,^^* ^- ^^'s-' boarding, 814
VV , Mitchell '^
Archer William T., farmer, r 78 Tatt-
nall
Ardis Julia E Vid J. S., r 113 Rawson
Ardis Payson L., r 113 Rawson
1?? 'J^^'^S^^v^ engineer Ga. R. R., bds
145 Ga. R. R > vm,
Armand Jules, elk, bds 67 X. Pryor
Armmgton John S., carpenter, 75 E. Al-
abama
Armistead Charles, elk J. R. Cross, r
198 Houston '
Armistead Lude S., elk, r 175 W. Fair
Armistead Mary E., wid J. A., r 228 E.
Ellis
Armistead Thomas M. (Kelly, Tread-
well & Co.), r 51 S. Forsyth
^^™^^^^jj William, lab, r ns Johnson, 2d
Armistead William B., r 175 W Fair
Armistead William R., elk r 175 W
Armstead Edward, carpenter, r 218 Hil-
liard
Armstead Joel C, elk Ga. R. R., r 218
Hilliard
Armstead J. T., mess W. U. Tel. Co
Armstrong Benjamin, c, lab, r 98 For-
• rest av
THE iMFlEHlTrliMlffir"
II and 13 Whitehall St.
m
INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every detorlptioa
of lUal Estate for ttte by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
ARM
232
ATK
ArmstTOiig Catherine J. Mrs., rill E.
Hunter -^
Armstrong Gilbert, c, porter, r 119 Ma-
rietta
Armstrong Granville, c, lab, r Butler,
nw cor Baker
Armstrong Harry, elk J. Keely, r 150
Whitehall
Armstrong James S., supt. Union Depot,
bds Markham
Armstrong Margaret, c, stewardess, r es
N. Calhoun, 6th n of Baker
Armstrong Mary Miss, r 37 N. Calhoun
Armstrong Samuel, wks Atla Cot Fety
Armstrong Sarah, wid J., r 10 W. Gar-
nett
Armstrong William, grocer, 84 Peach-
tree, r 156 Alexander
Armstrong William, c, lab, r Butler, nw
cor Baker
ARMSTRONG WILLIAM S., physician
643^ Whitehall, r 126 Washington
Arndt Rudolph, barkpr E. Mercer, r 85
E. Gamett
Arner Alexander, c, lab, r 156 Greens
Ferry av
Arniraux John M., elk, r 118 Crew
Arnold Adelia, c, laundress, r 99 Martin
Arnold Alfestus C., elk Kimball House
Arnold Bird, c, porter, r 224 N. Calhoun
Arnold Fannie Miss, elk J. T, Hagan, r
22 Bell
ARNOLD FRANK, with Kimball House
ARNOLD FRANK A., lawyer, 69 E. Ala-
bama, r 428 E. Fair
Arnold Garnett, c, lab, r 182 E. Hai-ris
Arnold Garnett A., elk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 39 X. Pryor
Arnold Henrietta, c, cook, r rear 77 Ga.
R.R.
Arnold Henry, mason, r 162 E. Simpson
Arnold Jane, c, laundress, r 224 N. Cal-
houn
Arnold John, c, dair;
Arnold John, c, lab,
Arnold John, c, shoe:
boun
Arnold John, c, wks
Arnold John P., mason, r 162 '6. Simp-
son
Arnold Lemuel, c, lab, r^ll4 E. Baker
Arnold Lola R. Miss, r 4^8 E. Fair
Arnold Loretta, wid T. D., r 428 E. Fair
Arnold Lula Miss, elk J. T. Hagan, r
22 Bell
Arnold M. E., elk Kimball House
Arnold Reuben, lawyer, 7}4 S. Broad, r
Forrest av, sw cor Collins
Arnold Samuel, c, wks R. Howard, r 3
Chattahoochee
rear 127 Wheat
W Eraser
r, r 224 N^. Cal-
ridge Wks
Arnold Thomas, c, lab, r 36 Trenholm
Arnold Thomas D., elk W. M. & R. J.
Lowry, r 428 E. Fair
Arnold William M., cabinetmkr, 127
S. Forsyth
Arnold William T., carpenter, r 29 Leon-
ard, Jamestown
Arrrington Bisbee, c, lab, r 97 E. Cain
Arrington J. M., brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r Big Shanty
Arrowood John M. (Reinhardt & Arro-
wood), r W. Fair, nr limits
Arthur Joseph, c, driver, r Smith, sw
cor Crumley
Asbury John, c, driver M. C & J. F,
Kiser & Co., r 347 Man^um
Asbury John G., painter M. M. Mauck,
bds 153 W. Mitchell
Asbury J. E., c, physician, 52 E. Hunter
Ash Robert c, blacksmith, r 313 W.
Mitchell
ASHER WILLIAM C, druggist, 212
Marietta, r 103 W. Baker
Asirford William T. (Moore, Marsh &
o.), r Pryor, ne cor Houston
Aihley Richard, c, lab, r ns Irwin, 3d w
of Garner, W. E
Ashley William, student, bds 69 N. Col-
lins
Ashley Willis G., mer, r 11)^ S. Broad
Ashton Stella Mad., r 19 S. Collins
Ashworth Alonzo B., with I. S. Boyd,
r 16 Bush
Ashworth A. E. Mrs., dressmkr, r 142
N. Collins
Ashworth California Miss, r 631 Marietta
Ashworth John, lab, r 631 Marietta
Ashworth Raphael T., plumber J. War-
lick & Son
Ashworth Thomas, elk, bds 61 S. For-
syth
Ashworth Thomas F., bkkpr, A. J. Mil-
ler, r 631 Marietta
Ashworth W. S., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Askels Elijah, c, lab, r 430 Marietta
Askew Thomas E., c, wks C. W. Motes,
r 53 Rawson
Askew William, c, lab, ,r 338 New Wheat
Atchison Mary, c, laundress, r ws Black-
burn, 6th n of E. Harris
Atkins E. Clay (Atkins, McKeldin &
Co.), r ITirasher, se cor Ashley
Atkins John W., elk Atkins, McKeldin
& Co., r 59 Forrest av
Atkins Joseph W. (Atkins, McKeldin Ss
Co.), r 59 Forrest av
ATKINS, McKELDIN & CO. (J. W.
Atkins, H. M. McKeldin and E. C.
Atkins), boots, shoes and hats, 35
Peachtree
ALWAYS TRAYEL fei^J'StS
?or In^^iiH^'V^'"!^ 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles!
ATK
Atkins Minnie, c, laundi-ess, r 132 Gray
Atkins Nellie, c, laundress, r 211 E.
Cain
Atkins Robert E., carpenter, r 17 Tatt-
nall
Atkins Robert F., elk Atkins, McKel-
din & Co., bds 124 Peachtree
AtWns Williams, c, wks Atla Bridge
Works, r 8 S.Calhoun ^
Atkins William T., elk, bds 59 Forrest av
Atkinson Anna Miss, r 78 Collins
Atkinson Eliza A., wid R. A. L., r 69
lorrest av
Atkinson Julia, c, laundress, r 11 S. Cal-
houn
Atkinson Lydia N., wid W. D., r 71
Smith *
Atkinson Marion, machinist, r 359 De-
catur
Atkinson Mary Miss, dressmkr, 44
Church
Atkinson Mary, c, laundress, r 11 S. Cal-
houn
Atkinson Mary H., wid J., r 62 Haynes
Atkinson Robert H., bkkpr, r 69 For-
rest av
Atkinson William, lab, r 45 N". Hum-
phries
ATLANTA AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
J. H. Johnson, propr ; Marietta, ne cor
Mills
ATLANTA BAPTIST SEMINARY, c,
±.lliott, nw cor Hunter, (see adv.)
Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, c
Miss S. B. Packard and Miss H. e'
Giles, associate principals ; Miss S. H
Champney, Miss C. M. Groover, teach-
ers ; 3o Leonard, cor Seminary
Atlanta Benevolent Association, 81 E
Alabama
Atlanta Bible Society, 8 Wall
Atlanta Brass Foundry, A. B. Bostick
. ^"P^ ^ ^^- & A. R. R., cor Foundry
^TL^™A BRIDGE & IRON WORKS,.
Wilkms Post & Co., proprs; 489 to
501 Marietta (See back fly C.)
Atlanta Building & Loan Assn, 15^^ S.
Broad '^"^
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, 44 E.
Alabama
ATLANTA CITY BREWING CO., H. G.
Kuhrt, pres ; Chas. Beerman, treas : A.
Flesh, sec; office 3 Decatur, Brewery
Harris, ne cor Collins
ATLANTA/)ITY DIRECTORY, Ch. F.
ir^^.^iif^^' publisher; 13K E. Hunter
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (Daily and
Weekly), .34 S. Broad. (See adv.)
^^A^^iv'^^iE^:^?^^^'^!^^ SAYINGS
. ASSN, 111^ S. Broad
233
ATL
Atlanta Cotton Compress <fc WarehouBinir
* r£?:\^- I*eters, ne cor C. R. R.
ATLANTA COTTON FACTORY CO., 172
jI arietta
ATLANTA COTTON SEED OIL MILLS,
Rob. Thompson, pres: A. E. Thornton
sec; office lo}4 E. Alabama
Atlanta Elevator Co., Spring, nw cor W.
<jC a. r, r
Atlanta Engineering Co., 33 Marietta
ATLANTA FEMALE INSTITUTE, Mrs.
J . W. Ballard, prin ; 141 and 143 Peach-
tree. (See p. 44.)
ATLANTA FLOURING MILLS, H.
Lewis, propr; 35 and 37 Thompson.
(See adv.)
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO., T. G.
Healey, pres; J. H. Mecaslin, sec and
treas; office 21 Whitehall
ATLANTA HEALTH INSTITUTE, 134
McDonough
Atlanta Home Insurance Co., 15^ S.
Broad ^ '.nJ
Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent Home,
81 E. Alabama
Atlantiv House, W. D. Mulligan, propr;
77 Decatur
Atlanta Institute of Penmanship, 65>^
Atlanta Light Infantry, c, armory rear
102 Whitehall
ATLANTA MARBLE WORKS, Walsh
& Patterson Bros., proprs; 77 E.Ala-
bama
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE, Jen-
kins, nw cor Butler
ATLANTA MEDICAL REGISTER, 32
S. Broad
Atlanta Musical Band, 24^^ E. Alabama
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK, James
Swann, pres; Paul Romare, cashier;
15 E. Alabama
ATLANTA NURSERIES, M. Cole & Co.,
proprs; Roseland sta., E. T., V. &Ga.
R. R
Atlanta Parlor Minstrels, 33 W. Alabama
ATLANTA POST-APPEAL, Forsyth,
86 cor Walton
Atlanta Preparatory School, Miss B.
Love, prin; 38 N. Forsyth
^V^'^i PUBLIC PRODUCE, COT-
TON. STOCK AND REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE, J. F. Cumming, pres
and manager; 37 S. Broad
Atlanta Republican, 87}4 S. Broad
ATLANTA SHAFTING VoRKS (Cook
& Nutting), W. & A. R. R., n
Marietta
Atlanta Soap Works, Wm. Clifford,
JNeff <fe Co., proprs; 624 Marietta
T H F MIT R I I P KH ^^^^ ^»«ght & Best Pin-
I ilL. miLD U liil A ished Wagon in the Market
I
lll^l
i^
;'•*
CORLXWOOD.
GORDON & WHITE
4-.
4« Pf. Bx-oad.
!
ATL
234
BAG
Atlanta Spring Bed Co., E. F. May,
pres ; Houston, sw cor A-L. Ry
Atlanta Stone Pump and Pipe Co., Bird
' & Dykes, proprs ; 50 Marietta
Atlanta Stove and Tin House, J. W.
Phillips, manager; 12 Marietta
Atlanta Street B,^ R. Co., 45 to 53 and 52
to 56 Line st
Atlanta Sunday Phonograph, S. Broad,
sw eor Hunter
Atlanta Turn Verein, 3)^ Marietta
Atlanta Universy, c, terminus of AV.
Mitchell
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., mnfrs
wagons, buggies and lumber, Ga. R.
R., nw cor Butler
ATLANTA WATER WORKS, W. G.
Richards, supt; 6 E. Wall
ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAILROAD
CO., L. P. Grant, pres; W. P. Orme,
sec and treas ; office 32 Loyd
Atlantic and Great Western Canal Co.,
B. W. Frobel, pres : 9>^ W. Mitchell
ATWATER HENRY L., genl agt Mil-
burn Wagon Co. and manager South-
ern branch, 41 Decatur, r 179 E. Fair.
(See bottom lines.)
Atwater John, c, lab, r 37 Chattahoochee
Atwater Samuel, c, porter Frazier &
Morgan, r rear 120 W. Fair
Atwater Vica, c, laundress, r 13 Daniel
Atwood Chas S., journalist, r 41 Powers
Aubrey Henry M., collector Estey Organ
. Co., r 67 Ivy
Auerbach Joseph, with Regensteiu &
Kutz, r 25 Brotherton
Aughtman James, candymkr, r 5 Culver
Aughtman Jesse N., baker, r 5 Culver
Aughtman William C, baker, r 5 Culver
Augustin Mary Sister, r 216 N. Collins
Aunspaugli John, cotton mer, bds 60>^ S.
Broad
Aunspaugh Thomas F., elk Atla Com &
W. Co., bds 60>^ S. Broad
Austell Fannie C' wid A., r 80 Marietta
Austell William W., asst cashier Atlanta
Nat Bank, bds Markham
Auetin Bloomer H., asst bkkpr The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 407 Whitehall
Austin Charles H., with W. W. Haskell,
r 150 Whitehall ,
Austin Crawford, c, lab, r 291 Randolph
Austin Ephraim, c, lab, r 291 Randolph
Austin Harrison D., with R. J. Griffin, r
115 W. Simpson
Austin Henry, c, carpenter, r Holland,
se cor Austin al
Austin Henry, c, painter, r 70 Markham
Austin James W., lawyer, Q}4. Whitehall,
r 58 Cone
Austin John, elk, r 1 Garnett
Austin John, c, lab, r rear 220 W. Fair
Austin 31ary R., wid T. H., r 129 N.
Collins
Austin William, c, porter R. A. Starnes
Austin William E., elk,, bds 346 Luckie
Auten James W., student, bds 97 Ma-
rietta
Auten Richard M., physician, 97 Mari-
etta
Autry Aurelius, r 33 Brick
Autry Augustus, c lab, r Anderson, se
cor Windsor
Autry Elijah N., engineer, r 131 Marietta
Autry Georgia Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Autry Gertrude Miss, r II Markham
Autry John L., machinist, r 13 Hunni-
cutt
Autry Martin, wks Atla Cot Factory, r
120 Irwin
Autry MaryM., wid B., r70 Ga. R. R.
Autry Raford A., wks Sou Agrl Wks, r
33 Birch
Autry Sarah Miss, r 33 Brick
Autry Thomas, c, lab, r 24 Brick ♦
Autry Thomas J., lab, r 20 Ella
Autry William T., wks Atla St Ry, r 70
Ga. R. R
Avary Arch, druggist, 73 Peachtree, r
56 Peachtree
Avary James C, physician, 73 Peachtree
r 56 Peachtree
Avary Moody B, elk A. Avary, r 56
Peachtree
Avary Thomas C, elk A. Avary, r 56
Peachtree
AvjBrett James M., fruits, 82 Peachtree,
r 35 Church
Averett Mary R. Mrs., dressmkr, 35
Church
Aver}-^ Aaron, c, lab, r 54 Mills «-
ATERY ISAAC W., sec Executive de-
pa^•tment, r 10 Warren pi
Ayers Frank, elk P. Jones, bds Kimball
Ayers Martha, wid H. W., r ss C. R. R.,
w of Whitehall
Aylett Lewis D., paymaster Ga. P. Ry,
50 N. Broad, bds Markham
BABB JAMES P., com mer, 91 S.
Broad, bds National Hotel
Babb William D., printer, bds 124 Mari-
etta
Babcock J. J., elk, bds 39)^ Whitehall
Baber Akbar, elk, r 56 Stonewall
Baber Inez Miss, r 56 Stonewall
Baber James M., physician, 56 Stone-
wall
Bach Henrietta D., vnd D., r 199 S. For-
syth
THE KEMESAW RZ
OTTTE is the Best
the North, East & West
TEMM
BAC
^^ ; BOOTS & SHOES,
235
wks W. & A. R. R.,
Bachman John H.,
bds 42 W. Peters
■ Bachman Kathan Rev., pastor First
Presby Ch, r 124 S. Pryor
Bachus Georgiana, wid J. W., r 24 Man-
gum
Bachus Green F., mason, r 24 Mano-um
Bachus James M., mason, r 24 Man^um
Backus Elizabeth, wid G., r77Maga'^ine
Backus George, wks E. T., V. & 5a. R.
R., bds 638 Marietta
Backus Joseph, mason, bds 77 Magazine
Backus Manse, mason, r 162 Elliott
Backus Sarah Mrs., r 40 Smith
Backus Sarah A. Miss, seamstress, bds
77 Magazine
Backus Thomas, wood yard, bds 77Mao--
azine ^
Bacon Charles D., elk Hunnictmv& Bel-
BAK
lingrath, bds 61 Marietta \
Bacon Robert A., sec R. R. Commission,
bds Kimball
Bacon Sumner W., elk, r 210 Crew
Badenhewer George, wks Atla Bridge
Wks
Badger Amanda, c, seamstress, r rear 56
Collins
Badger.Gharles, c, porter, r 187 E. Cain
Badger O.JE., bds 12^ W. Mitchell
Badger Hfenry, c, porter Smith & Car-
penter ,
Badger John, c, painter, r 275 N. Cal-
houn
Badger Robert H., c, dentist, 18 Clifford
Badger Roderick B., c, dentist, 373^<
Peachtree, r 46 E. Harris
Badger R. Duke, c, porter J. Lagomar-
snio, r 46 E. Harris
Baer Max J., elk J. Selig, r 111 Green's
r erry av
Bagby Daniel K., capt. police, r 170 De-
catur
Bagby Miriam A. Miss, r 170 Decatur
Bagby Nancy, c, laundress, r 94 Bell
Bagby William J., elk, r 170 Decatur
Bagby William K., cotton buyer, r 170
Decatur
Ba^by Zipporah F. Miss, teacher, r 170
Decatur
Baggarly Olin R., printer T. S. Rey-
nolds, r 26 Luckie
■^^o?S w ^amuel, mer, r C. R. R., rear
226 W. Peters
Bailey Albert, c, mason, r 189 Clarke ^
lUO W. Harris
Bailey Almeda, c, laundress, r 298 New
Wheat
Bailey Amanda, c, laundress, r rear 46
Tattnall
W
Bailey Armistead, c, driver Johnson &
Stallings, r 256 Richardson
Bailey Coack, wks L. H. Hall & Co., r
273 Luckie
Bailey Dawson, c, well digger, r 66 E.
Baker
Bailey D. C, wks Atla Cot. Fcty i
Bailey Edward, c, lab, r rear ss Crumley
2d e of Pulliam
Bailey Edward, watchman, r Bell wood
Bailey Fannie, c, laundress, r 288 Cal-
houn , ^
Bailey George, c, lab, r 125 E. Cain 1 "
Bailey Hattie Miss, r 259 Whitehall '
Bailey Henry, c, carpenter, r 31 Reed
Bailey Henry, c, lab, r rear 62 Tattnall
Bailey Henry, c, lab, r Porter, se cor
High
Bailey Jeremiah, c, lab, r 33 Newton
Bailey Jesse B., carpenter, f 19 Gray
Bailey John, shoemkr, bds 155 Marietta
Bailey John, c, lab, r 41 C. R. R
Bailey John, c, lab, r 125 E. Cain
Bailey John F., driver, r rear 16 Henry,
»V . E
Bailey Julian T., with T. S. Lewis, bds
Adams House
Bailey J. H. Mrs., bds 128 S. Pryor
Bailey Lena Miss, wks J. F. Burke, r
269 Marietta
Bailey Nellie Miss, r 25& Whitehall
Bailey Robert, c, lab, r 10 Thurmond
Bailey Samuel, c, lab, r ss Currier, 2d e
of Calhoun
Bailey Sarah E. Mrs., seamstress, r 269
'Marietta
Bailey Simon, c, lab, r 46 Hulsey
Bailey S. H., wks T. S. Lewis
Bailey Willis, c, lab, r 58 Valentine
Bailey W. J., bds 12>^ W. Mitchell
Bain Donald, tax collector, r 16 Con-
nally
Bain Donald M. (Morrison, Bain & Co.).
r 360 W. Peachtree
Baird James B., physician, 63 Whitehall,
r 119 E.Mitchell
BAIRD JOHN B., with Ga. P. Ry, r 72
McDonou^h
Baird John M., fireman W. &. A. R. R.,
bds 7 Rock
Baird Mary L., wid J. B., 119 E.
Mitchell
BAIRD, See also BEARD
Bak Henry, physician, 188 S. Forsyth,
ne cor Brotherton
Baker Abbie Miss, teacher AUa Female
Institute, r 143 Peachtree
Baker Amos, dairy, 14 Jennings al
Baker Augustus, c, engineer Markham
House
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made priceiL
II and 13 Whitehall Street.
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and Oonntry, £br sale toy
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BAK
BAL
Baker Charles D., brickmason, r 457
Whitehall
Baker Charles F., shoe mnfr, Humphries
sw cor W. Peters, r 457 Whitehall
BakQF Clayton, c, candymkr Loyd &
Bro., r 69 Chamberlain
Baker Delia Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Baker Duncan W., carpenter, r 3 Beer-
mann
Baker Edward, c, lab, r 143 Green's
Ferry av
Baker Francis B., elk Moore, Marsh & Co
Baker Harrison, c, lab, r 28 High
Baker Henry J., elk W. U. Tel. Co., r
457 Whitehall
Baker James, c, blksmith J. M. Smith, r
72 Randolph
Baker James, butcher, r 66 Ga. R. R
Baker James, harness mkr J. R. Max-
well, r 79 Bradley
Baker James A., c, shoemkr, 71}4 Peach-
tree, r 268 W. Peachtree
Baker Jane, c, laundress, r 199 Mangum
Baker Jesse, c, lab, r ws Williams, 1st s
of North av
Baker John C. T., carpenter Traynham
& Ray, r 96 N". Butler
Baker John J., grocer, 395 Marietta, r
Hunnicutt, ne cor Plum
Baker John L., painter, bds 58 Luckie
Baker John M., carpenter, r 111 Yonge
Baker John W., real estate, r 14 Jen-
nings al
Baker J. D., fireman W. & A. R. R., r
23 Tattnall
Baker J. O., engineer A-L. Ry
Baker Levy P., real estate, r 62 S. Pryor
Baker Lillian Miss, r 281 E. Hunter
Baker Malinda, c, laundress, r 149
Thompson
Baker Nannie Miss, r 15 Washington
Baker Olan V., elk L. E. Gwin
Baker Richard, c, porter L. C. Peers &
Co., r 6 Mangum
Baker Romulus, c, painter, r 62 Hilliard
Baker Samuel W., wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co., r 46 N. Butler
Baker Tillia Miss, r 457 Whitehall
Baker Virginia, c, laundress, r 75 Hum-
phries
Baker William, c, shoemkr, r 201 Rob-
bins
Baker WilHam F., with Lamar, Rankin
& Lamar, r 8 Wheat
BAKER WILLIAM L., pres People's
Mutual Relief Assn, r Mobile, Ala
Baker WiMiam L. Jr., elk Peo. Mut. Re-
lief Assn, bds 8 Wheat
Baker William T., r r agt, r 35 Yonge
Balch Lena Mrs., r 103 Yong:e
THE BEST RO
Baldwin Charles, painter M. M. Mauck
Baldwin Charles W., with Union News
Co., r 933^ S. Broad
Baldwin Eliza H. Miss, r 207 Rawson
Baldwin Jesse, c, lab, r 22 Grant
Baldwin Joseph A., wks E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 41 N. Calhoun
Baldwin Maggie Miss, teacher W. & W.
Mnfg Co
Baldwin Mittie Miss, r 38 Larkin
Baldwin Rebecca, wid Joseph, r 41 N.
Calhoun
Baldy Edwin H., printer B. F. Bennett,
r 21 E. Hunter
Balentine David C, pres and bus man-
ager Sou World Pub Co., r 403 White-
hall
Balentine Gertrude Miss, r 403 White-
hall
Ball Anthony, c, driver T. C. Mayson, r
rear 43 Walker
Ball C. G. Mrs., teacher Storr's School,
bds 104 Houston
Ball Francis, c, porter F. P. Reynolds
Ball Frank, mason, r 584>^ Marietta
Ball George H. A. (L. A. Ball & Co.), r
19 Marietta
Ball John U., painter, r 55 Glynn
Ball Laraette A. Mrs. (L. A. Ball & Co.),
Ball Lucy, wid J., r 310 Whitehall
Ball L. A. & Co. (Mrs. L. A. and G. H.
A. Ball), varieties, 19 Marietta
Ball Marcus, carpenter, bds 104 Jones
Ballard Adolphus G. (Ballard Bros.), r
47 E. Ellis
Ballard A. Blair, civil engineer, r 143
Peachtree
Ballard Bros. (E. P. and A. G. Ballard),
fruits and confectionery, 4 Marietta
Ballard Eliza, c, laundress, r rear 16
Markham
Ballard Evan P. (Ballard Bros.), r 36 E.
Ellis
Ballard Henry, c, lab, r rear 16 Mark-
ham
Ballard James O., with W. J. Ballard, r
42 King^
BALLARD JOSEPHIIST: W. MRS., prin
Atlanta Female Institute, 141 and 143
Peachtree. (See p. 44.)
Ballard Lilian Miss, r 143 Peachtree
Ballard Lucy, c, laundress, r 138 EUiott
Ballard Mattie Miss, bds 42 King
Ballard Oren H., printer Judson, Dun-
lop & Co., bds 7 Clarke
Ballard Walter B., elk Ballard Bros., r
Union Depot
Ballard William, c, sawyer Gordon &
White, r rear 146 Decatur
T To Travel to all Points
.. is the EENNESAW.
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W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell
BAL
Ballard Wuiiam W., with Ballard & Co.
r country '
BALLARD WILSON J. (Ballard & Co.)
baggage master and restaurant. Union
Depot, r 36 E. Ellis
BALLARD & CO. ( W. J. Ballard and J.
C. Colvm), genl baggage transfer,
L nion Depot '
Ballue Caledonia, c, laundress, r 62 W
Cain
Bancroft George, machinist Winship
& Bro. and grocer, 626 Marietta
Bancroft George S., carrier P. O., bds
19)^ Broad
Ba.id Robert, elk, bds Adams House
Bandman Helen Mrs, r 57 E. Peters
Bandman Isidor C, trunk mnfr, 9 and 11
N. Pryor, r 57 E. Peters
^^^M^^rP^^y^^^y Sroeer, 64 and saloon
Ob L. Harris
Bangert George I., elk, r66 E. Harris
Ban^ert William I., painter, 66 E. Harris
iJank of the State of Georgia, F. M
Coker, pres ; 1 Marietta
Banks Charles, c, lab, r 6 McDaniel
iianks Courtney, c, coachman J. T
Grant •
Banks Emanuel, c, waiter National Hotel
Banks Green, c, blksmith J. A. J. Davis
Banks Henry, mer, r 113 Peachtree
^anks Hugh, carpenter, r Bellwood
ganks Jeremiah, c, lab, r 295 Eraser
Brnks Lindsey, c, drayman, r 157 Fort
Banks Mary, wid J. W., r 13 Rock
^anks Mary, c, laundress, r 98 Gray
Banks Mattie, c, domestic, r rear 99 N
Collins
Banks Patrick, c, cotton sampler, r 60
Richmond
Banks Peter, c, lab, r 22 Randolph
Banks Robert L., wks Winship & Bro., r
lb Pine '
Banks Salina, widE., r 16 Pine
Banks Sallie, c, cook, r ws Hilliard, 3d s
of i orrest av
Banks Sarah F. Miss, r 16 Pine
Banks Si^xion, c, lab, r 175 Marietta
iP^T^ ^y^illiam L., jeweler Er Lawshe, r
lo E. Pme
Banks Wyatt, c, lab r 66 HiUiard
Bankton Creed, r 97 Connally
Bankton George, wks city, r 97 Connally
^ankton Samuel, painter, r 97 Connally
;Banson Hannah Mrs, wks J. R. White
Bantoii John R., elk J. Ryan, bds 72
Marietta
^^^L^^^''^ ^-^ ^^^P^ Smith & Son,
bds 72 Marietta '
BM-ber Henry, engineer, r 78>^ White-
hall
237
BAR
^arber Joseph l.., elk, r 120 Whitehall "
Barber Mary J. Mrs., r 28 Tattnall
Barber Middleton, c, lab, r63Hightower
Barber Sallie Miss, r 28 Tattnall
Barclay John F., renting agt T A
Frierson, r59 Cone S^ -^. A.
^ kins^ ^e^jamin F., engineer, r 43 Jen-
Barefield Washington, c, lab, r 48 Hum-
pnnes
Barford Frank R., elk, r 35 Leonard
Barford John carpenter, r 35 Leonard
Barham 1 ennie Miss, r 27 N. CoUins
IlV ^l^^«?o Prof., teacher music
l^.tiltJ^'^^^^''^^'^^^ ^ 22 W. Baker
^ r 29 Cone""^^^ ^* "^^ ^^^^^'''' * Barker),
Barker George, mason, r 14 N. Butler
Barker Samuel N., boxmkr F. G Han
cock '
Barlow Ella, c, laundress, r 65 Howell
iiarlow Susan, c, laundress, r 236 E
r air *
Barlow Thomas, c, lab, r 115 E. Baker
"^"'^^J^'^'^^o^-' P^^« t^® ^lobe Planter
Mnfg Co., r 30 Merritt's av
Barnard Francis, r 39 Pulliam
o'ir^h^ ^^^^^^ ^' ^^^^' ^ ^^^ McDon-
Earner Nathan, c, butier Kimball House
r 7 Irwm '
Barnes Adelia C.,wid J. G., r 80 Pulliam
Barnes Amanda L., wid W., r 50 N. Cal-
houn
Barnes A. L., c, wks Atla Com & W Co
Barnes Benjamin, painter, r 266 E. Fair
Barnes Bowman, c, blksmth Atla St Rv
r o ivy "^ *
Barnes Charles H. (C. H. <fc R b
Barnes), r 66 Cooper
Barnes C H. & R. B. (C. H. and R. B.
Barnes), lawyers, 6>^ Whitehall
Barnes Daniel B., pruiter, r 70 Cone
Barnes Edward, c, wks A-L. Rv
Barnes Frank, c, lab, r 197 Robbins
^ Mr?9^>^?L^;i^^'^^ ^- ^- ^^^-'
"^ vTrd^ ^"^lai'd, c, carpenter, r 63 Boule-
^£ mSit ''• '• ^"™^ * «»•>' '
"""u^lttt"' '' ^"^ ^- "• -""^k, r 119
* m" r ''■; ''■ "^ ^°- '^- J- Barnes and C.
r^T-l — mers, :iu s. .borsyth
w*" H.LAI WATFR '^°''*^ ^s'"* Miibsrw^^sros:
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BAR 238 BAR
Barnes Lavinia, c, laundress, r 76 Jen-
kins
Barnes Lewis, c, blksmth, 127 Greens
Ferry av
Barnes Lovick P., policeman, r 222 W.
Fair
Barnes Mary A. Mrs., r 229 Marietta
Barnes Reid B. (C. H. & R. B. Barnes),
r 66 Cooper
Barnes Susan, c, laundress, r 7 Raspberry
Barnes Washington, c, blksmth L. Barnes
Barnes Willam, c, carpenter, r 119 Ma-
rietta
Barnes William H., bkkpr J. J. Barnes
& Co., r 185 Whitehall
Barnes — , carpenter, r 203 W. Peters
Barnett Fannie Miss, r 19 W. Baker
BARXETT JAMES A., artificial stone
pavements, 15 S. Broad, r 17 Wash-
ington
Barnett John, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Barnett J. Winston, painter A. P. Tri-
pod, r 13;^ S. Broad
Barnett Marion (J. A. Watson & Co.),
i bds 221^ W. Mitchell
Barnett Mary Miss, r 10 Houston
BARNETT NATHAN C, Sec of State,
office State House, r 10 Houston
BARNETT SAMUEL Jr., lawyer, 15^
S. Broad, r 16 N. Spring
Barnett Stewart M., mer, r 10 Houston
Barnum George, c, sawyer, r Bell wood
Bamum George S., asst gen'l frt agt R.
& D. R. R., 46 E. Wall, bds 67 N. Pry.
or
Barnum Jeremiah, c, lab, rrear 23 Roach
Barnum R. E. Lee, student, r 360 White-
hall
Barnwell Charles F., bkkpr M. C. & J.
F. Kiser & Co., r52 Gilmer
Barnwell Charles M. (Chas. M. Barn-
well & Co.), r 117 Pryor
Barnwell Chas. M. & Co. (Chas. M.
Barnwell and W. B. Coffin), cotton
buyers, 38 W. Alabama
Barnwell George, r 52 Gilmer
Barnwell James A. M., flagman, r 76 W.
Simpson
BARNWELL VALENTINE T., Mason &
Hamlin Organs, Packard Orchestral
Organs, Mathushek, Arion, & Berry
Pianos and musical mdse generally, 14
W. Mitchell, r 52 Gilmer
Barnwell William E., wks Smith ABearse
Barnwell William O. elk V. T. Barnwell
bds 52 Gilmer
Barr Henry C, cashier Sou Exp Co., r
226 S. Pryor
Barr Isaac R., weigher Maddox, Rucker
& Co., bds 393^ Whitehall
Barr Ray, floor manager Sou Exp Co
Barrett Alexander P., mess Sou Exp Co.,
r 6 Warren pi
Barrett Charles A., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r 140 Mangum
Barrett George G., elk Sou Exp Co., bds
6 Warren pi
Barrett James, butcher, r 182 Luckie
Barrett James E., artist, 76 E. Hunter '
Barrett John, lab, r 444 Marietta
Barrett JohiyR., watchman, r 56 Mays al
Barrett, Keniion C, mess Spu Exp Co.,
bds National Hotel
Barrett Nelson, c, waiter Markham House
Barrett Robert T., butcher, 320 Marietta,
r 22 Bush
Barrett Vason M. (Barrett & Dean), r
Walton
Barrett William, elk J. J. Richards, bds
179 McDonough
Barrett William, mer, r 6 Warren pi
Barrett William W., elk, r 51 Martin
Barrett Zeph A., elk R. T. Barrett, r 20
Bush
Barrett & Dean ( V. M. Barrett and CM.
Dean), hay, com, etc., 135 Marietta
Barron Alexander, carpenter, bds es Mc-
Afee, 1st n ofHSresham
Barron J. M., printer Constitution, r 45
W.Mitchell
Barrow Alexander, c, lab, r 23 Eraser
Barrow Hugh V. (Barrow & Brock), r
158 Ivy
Barrow Thomas J., driver Atlanta St
Ry, r 143 Foster
Barrow & Brock, agts (H. V. Barrow
and W. L. Brock), grocers, 222 Wheat
Barry Andrew L., physician^ bds 20
Cone
Barry Charles M., varieties, 172 and 174
Decatur, r 174 Decatur
Barry John A. (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r
93 Washington
Barry Maggie Miss, r 43 W. Harris
Barry Mary E. Miss, r 174 Decatur
Barry Richard G., binder F. G. Han-
cock
Barry Robert L. (Moore, Marsh & Co.),
r 43 W. Harris
Barry William, tailor B. Nathan, r 42>^
Decatur
Barsell John, c, lab, r ns Heniy, e of
Haynes
EARTH W. HENRY, with WEATHER-
BE'S DUPLEX DIRECTORIES, bds
74 E. Hunter
Bartlett James, woodyard, 57 Haynes
Bartlett John, tailor Hirsch Bros
Bartlett Nathaniel M., elk, r 14 Castle-
berry
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Bartmann Simon, elk
Kutz, r 203 Whitehall
Barton Charles, pressman Post- Appeal,
bds 85 Rawson '
Barton John, lab, bds 257 Eraser
Barton Lucy Miss/ r 512 Decatur
Barton Robert, watchman, A-L. Rv
514 Decatur ' ^*
Barton Sallie M. Mrs., bds 98 Walton
Barton Thomas, bkkpr J. P. Brvan
132 Forsvth '
Barton William J., elk G. E. Kinff
Co ^
Barwald David, a^ W. & A. R. R
Barwald Morris (M. Barwald & Co.) r
16 Humphries '
Barwald M. & Co. (M. Ban^^ald and )
rags, 12 and 14 E. Mitchell
Bashlor Zenas L., elk, r 50 W. Hunter
Baskm Arnold C, painter M. M. Mauck
r 27 Hull '
Bass Addie G. Miss, bds 89 S. Pryor
Bass A. M. O., elk, r 35 Tattnall
Bass George W., wks W. & A. R. R
Bass Hanry C, fireman W. <fc A. R. R
r 35 Tattnall ^ *'
Bass Howard A. L., printer W. C. Dod-
son, r 35 Tattnall
^ss JamesL., with P. & G. T. Dodd, r
15 E. Mitchell '
Bass Joseph J., fireman W. & A. R R
Bass Joseph M., engineer W. & A R. R
Bass Mary A wid W. P., r 35 Tattnall
Bass Mattie C. Miss, bds 89 S. Pryor
Bass Mattie C, wid C. H., r 89 S. Pryor
Bass Rabun M. Miss, bds 89 S. Pryor
Bass Richard, civil engineer, r 8}4 Mari-
etta '^
Bass William A., prin boys' high school,
r country '
Bass W Frank, printer, r 35 Tattnall
Baswell Barney, elk, bds 86 E. Cain
Baswell John C, (Baswell & Boggan)
12 Jenkins j j ^
Baswell William, mer, r 86 E. Cain
■^^w '^^^ t ^«^ga°' (J- C. B'aswell and
W. C. Boggan), saloon, 5 Decatur
Bates Charles F;, elk P. ff. Snook, r 15
E. Mitchell
Bates Edward E., dry goods, boots, shoes
and crockery, 132 Decatur, r 439 W.
Peters
Bates Edwin & Co., (C. S. Kjngsbery
resident partner), whol clothing, 2 and
4 S. Prvor
Bates Eli'zabeth .L., wid J., r 58 Wheat
Bates Jasper M. T., pedler, r 19 Howell
Bates Maiy, wid N., r Marietta, bey
limits "^
^tes Rebecca Miss, r 58 Wheat
Kegenstein & i isatt Mary, c, nurse Central Ivy St. Hos:
pital, r 46 Ivy
Batten Robert G., elk Green Line, r 8 S
Broad ' *
Battle EUza Miss, wks Atla Cot Fctv r
19 Orme "^ '
Battle John, c, lab, r 14 Hunnicutt
Battle John C, grocer, 137 W. Peters, r
13 Haynes '
Battle Lenton, c, carpenter, r Formwalt
nw cor Crumley '
Battle London, c, lab, r ws Formwalt, 1st s
ot Richardson
Battle Mamie C. Miss, r 13 Haynes
liattle Ihomas, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r 19
Orme "^ '
Battle Thornton, c, lab, r ws Farmwalt,
1st s of Richardson *
Baugh C. P., carpenter, bds 29 Howell
iJaugh Jeremiah, c, blksmith, r 142
Imckie
Baugh Lewis, c, farmer, r 35 Humphries
Baugh William, c, blksmith, r 142
Luckie
Baiighan Benjamin F., painter, r 53
Glynn
Baughn Edgar, wks Jones' Carriage
Fcty, r Moore, cor Glenn
Baum Carrie Miss, r 66 E. Fair
Baum Julius, milliner, 120 Decatur, r 66
Fair '
Baum Mary, c, laundress, r 191 Man-
gum, ne cor Rhodes
Baum TiUie Miss, dressmkr, 120 Decatur,
r Ob E. Fair
^ o^?^??^";*' ^' ^"^«r J- C- Bridger, r
2o3 Richardson
Bazemore Ainanda, \^id M. D., bds 79
Loyd
Bazzcll Thomas, c, wks T. S. Lewis, r
rear 138 McDonough
Bazzell William, c, lab, r 14 Thurmond
Beach Salina, wid S. S., r 230 Decatur
Beach Solomon W., coal dlr, r 212 Ivy
Beadles Josiah, c,. butler, r rear 123 Mc-
Donough
Beaje Courtney, c, lab, r 85 Houston
Bealer Alexander W., elk A. J. Miller, r
Formwalt, se cor Clarke
Bealer Emeline J. W., wid G. B.,r Form-
wait, se cor Clarke
Bealer Gertrude Miss, r Formwalt, se
cor Clarke
Beall (paries W., c, grocer, 54 Decatur,
r 8o Houston '
^ wl.5'i*^.f''^®» ^^^ W- I^aird, r 206
Whitehall
BeuU Eugene W., conductor W. & A. R.
R., bds 97 E. Mitchell
Beall Lillie Miss, r 97 E. Mitchell
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^EA 240 BED
Beall Noble P., with Muse, Swift & Dal-
las, bds 97 E. Mitchell
Beall Sarah C, wid J. S., r 97 E. Mitch-
ell
Bearaan Cesar, c, wks Pellegrini & Castle-
berry
Bearaan Fannie Miss, r 112 Rawson
Beaman Kate Miss, r 112 Rawson
Bean Ada Miss, r 18 W. Garnett
Bean Abbie, wid H., r 132 S. Forsyth
Beau Charles J., mer, r 143Loyd
Bean Emma J. Miss, elk W. H. Brother-
ton, r 307 E. Hunter
Bean Robert L., printer W. C. Dodson,
r 49 Martin
Bean Robert N., brickniason, r 307 E.
Hunter
Bean William, elk Trottie & Co
Bear Silas, c, drayman, r 326 Eraser
Beard James C, policeman, r 59 Jones av
Beard John H., feeder W. H. Scott
Beard William W., painter, r 192 Houston
BEARD, See also BAIRD
Bearden, Aaron E., elk L. G. Holland, r
154 Decatur
Beardslee William E. L., insurance afft,
r 62 Fairlie ^
Beardsley Charles, train dispatcher W.
& R. R., r 255 McDonou^h
Beardsley Charles B., elk Green Line, r
255 McDonough
Beardsley Mary Miss, r 255 McDonouo-h
Bearse Jerome, (Smith <fc Bearse), Fort,
ne cor Foster
Beasley Carrie, c, laundress, r 90 Chapel
Beasley Emily, c, r 27 Old Wheat, ne cor
Fort
Beasley James, c, lab, r rear 226 McDon-
ough
Beasley James, c, huckster, r 13/jhapel
Beasley Thomas, c, lab, rear 46 Hulsey
Beath John M., mangr Ga Ice Mnfs: Co,
r W. E
Beatie David A. (Beatie & Hoppie), r 158
McDonough
Beatie John L. (Beatie & Hoppie), rl58
McDonough
Beatie William D., elk, bds 158 McDon-
ough
Beatie & Hoppie (D. A. and J. L. Beatie
and G. E. Hoppie) flour mill, W. & A.
R. R. cor Bartow
Beattie Elise Miss, r 18 Wheat
Beatty Miles N., r Amos, se cor Lee
Beatty Gilbert, c, brick layer, r 13 Bell
Beauchamp B., wks Globe Mnfg Co
Beauchamp Edward, wks Fulton Mills
Beauchamp Geoage, fireman A-L. Ry,
bds 91 E. Hunter
Beauchamp George B., elk J. T. Hagan
m. KENNESAW RS^
Beauchamp John, wks Fulton Mills
Beauchamp Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
Beauchamp Lou Miss, wks Fulton
Mills
Beauchamp Thomas J., student, r 150 S.
Pryor
Beauchamp William, wks Fulton Mills
Beauford Alice Miss, r 155 W. Peters
Beauford Samuel, c, lab, r 170 Markham
Beaumer , barkpr, r 34 Luckie
Beaux Franz, wks E. Haiman
Beavers George, c, lab, r rear 284 Wash-
nigton
Beavers James, r 3 Cain
Beavers Lizzie Miss, r 3 W. Cain
Beavers Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Factv.
bds 3 W.Cain ^*
Beavers William C, elk, r 10 Newton
Bechtoldt Edward, r 8 Werner av
Bechtoldt Edward, Jr., elk, r 8 Werner
av
Bechtoldt Josephine Miss, bds 8 Werner
av
Beck Alexander, trav agt, r 100 Rich-
ardson I
Beck Arminta Mrs., wks Exp Cot. Fcty,
bds Exposition Hotel
Beck Edward, c, lab, r 35 Mays al '
Beck Floyd, dyer J. S. Watson & Co., r
155 Windsor
BECK, GREGG & CO. (L. H. Beck, W,
A. Gre^g and W. M. Crumley), hard-
ware, iron, steel, etc., 2 and 4 S.
Pryor
Beck J. Frank, r 9>^ E. Alabama "
Beck Lewis H. (Beck, Gregg & Co.), bds
Markham
Beck Nancy, c, cook, r rear 67 Ellis
Beck Olive, c, laundress, r 37 Howell
Beck Samuel, c, lab, r McDaniel, junc
C R. R
Beck William, wks Exp Cot Mills ' '
BECKER WINS. P., bkkpr W. M. Scott,
r 391^ Whitehall ^
Beckham S. Frederick (G. E. Kino- &
Co.), r 270 Whitehall '^
Beckwith Bessie Miss, r 160 S. Pryor
Beckwith Charles M. Rev., asst rector St.
Lukes Ch., bds 67 N. Pryor
Beckwith Frances A. Mrs., r 20 Stone-
wall
Beckwith John F. B. (Beckwith & Brad-
ford), r 160 S. Pryor
Beckwith John W. Rt. Rev., Episcopal
Bishop, Diocese of Ga., r 160 b. Prj-or
BECKWITH & BRADFORD (J. F. B.
Beckwith and J. D. Bradford), lawyers.
21K E.Alabama ^' J' »
Bedell George T., with G. V. Hecker &
Co., r 281 Luckie
the Be^t
EastftWhtL
^^^B_ I I
W, J. WlLLINftHAH ?« ^ Mitchell, Inm.
BED
Sf^rrat^H., shoem-kFTnTMi:
Bedford Wallace, c, wks Kimball
KuhS^'t?Q?^P-'.^ith BeermannA
Kuhrt, r 198 Whitehall
BEERSi'V^Tt'i^^lf^ ^ 1^^ Whitehall
UhhHSLkm & KUHRT, (Charles Beer-
^SJ;^^iJ?T^;yoT^^^ ^^^^^«^- ^
Belcher Collins H., elk, r 60 Davis
Belcher Elihu, c, carp^nt^r, rS Jones
Be^ch^r Florence, c, seamstress, r 38 Ga.
Belcher t]"^' ^*^' ^^' ^^ I^^catur
Decatur * ^"^""^ cemetery, r 335
;r^^C^.?r8l^ChatT^^^-^-«^-
Be diul &' engineer, r 129 Ga. R. R
r 129^rY A'^^ *^' carpenter A-L. Ry^
p/ii^ ^'^' ^'^ "^^ cor Moore
i Co ^^"^^ '' ^^ ^^^^«^' Kucker
Rp{} f n^""''/' ^5^' ^ " KobWns
exatde? ^' ^^^ * ^^^' ^ ^1 Al-
^ Com^'^' '' laundress, r rear 200 N.
vSi] 2*''^*^*.' ^' cook, r 16 McDonouffh
^rrS^^^'p^^^
^ FeSy a^'* "' laundress, r 18 Greens
Bell Charles, c, porter O. C. CarroU
Bp ph'"'*?^' ?;' ^^^' ^« 67 Pulliam
M(Sre'^''^-'"^^-^-»y»rl3N.
BeU &^X?^^'V^ ^2 E. Peters
tref Mrs., boarding, 124 Peach-
BeUJrederick (Fred Bell & Co.), r New
^t"3''cd & Co. (Fred and J. S. Bell)
sewing machines, 31 Marietta ^'
Be George c, lab, r 91 Bell
Be ^^^ ^•' "^^""^ ^ 17« Crew
^ell Haywood, c, lab, r 39 Terrv
241
BEL
Bell James, engineer A-L Ry
Bell James, c, &b, r 51 Foster
^ell James L., conductor, r 47 Windsor
Bi/**'"'"'*'"' "' **'''^®'' ^- S- WUson &
Bell Joseph c, waiter Kimball
R B S^"*'c"A fee«?«e master W. 4 'a.
K. E., bds 52 W. Simpson
B^l m3' *' *'?*"'' •■ ^^ 254 N. Calhoun
Be Madison lawyer, r 30 Alexander
^ hi^hlf '^'' "' '*"°d'-e«s. r 54 Chatta-
Bell Margenlus A., lawyer, r 62 Fraser
R^ ^"g*« Miss, r 179 i. tair ^^^
Sf ^aria E. Mrs., r 72 E. Peters
Be Mary c cook, r 25 Sugar al
1^ N'T/n^I' "'■ "^^t^' ^ "« Crew
r "rHousto?-' '*''y*^'23>i Whit«haU,
Sf" S^^}^' «. 'ab, r al rear 120 W. Fair
r 8 Mm'iA'kl''"*"" ^'- ^^'"'P^ C""^^"
B^ll &*i ?•' ""^«'"' 1x18 62 Fraser
^|^K^-;srptr^-*^-«-
Be Sarah E Miss, r 315 Rawson
B^U i 1^'t' '^r'.^orn^n, Bain & Co
TT„! -il' "' Jaiutor Moore's Business
1. »°r^I*'^'*y' "■ 26 Martin ^
Bell Thomas C, lab, r rear 226 McDon-
"rl^«^?^»"«-^^rA-L.By,
^Clev'Cd^G^-' ""^ ^- «• I'-W. ' •
BeUJhomas P., wks A-L. By, r 414 E.
"^e m*^"^ »" «°'^. ^°°<1 and
^,^19 N. Pryor, r 69 PulUam. (See
BELT^wTi'/vri^^- «• BUodes
f '^ftj''** !>., lumber, 147Deca.
tur, r 67 Pulliam ' ^^^
^ters'ri'WELr'"^"^'*'^-^-
^78 Sr ^■' ^°^' 270 Marietta, r
BeUJVilliam M, c, cotton sampler, r 110
i!}}^|j"'"n,T.,rl24Pachtree
Bell Willie Miss, r 124 Peachtr^.
J .. .,v^, ^,, lau, r ov .1 errv /Bell "Will* Tr. ' **^ * "^^^^-ree
GORDON & WHITE.'^^I:?
I
{i'(^
BEL
242
BER
Bell & Dean (A. J. Bell and J. P. Dean),
grocers, 356 Marietta
Bellah John, c, wks Walsh & Patterson
Bros, r 23 Magazine
Bellah Sarah J., wid J. W., r 97 E.
. Ellis
Bellamy Alfred, pres Atla Wagon and
Timber Co., r 152 McDonough
Bellamy Alfred D., physician, Butler,
nw cor Ga. R. R., r 152 McDonough
Bellamy Lorenzo, conductor A. & W. P.
R. R., bds 145 Ga. R. R.
Bellamy Minnie L. Miss, r 68 Wheat
BELLAMY WILLIAM C, physician, 7>^
S. Broad, r 72 Wheat. (See Index.)
Bellinea Dennis, watchman, r 88 Jones av
Bellinger James P., cattle dealer, r 29^
N. Collins
Bellinger William A, elk D. H. Dough-
erty, r 26>^ E. Alabama
Bellingrath Albert (Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath), r 199 Crew
Bellingrath Mary, wid L., r 199 Crew
Bellshaw John T. Rev., c, pastor St.
PauPg Chapel, r 12 Trenholra
Bellshaw Lewis, c, lab, r 114 Thompson
Bell wood Baptist Church (Seventh
Church), ss Mayson's Ferry rd
Belser Thomas J., plumber Atlanta Gas
Lt Co, r 82 Chapel
Bemon Cesar, c, lab, r 173 Fort
Bender Charles H., butcher, 119 White-
hall, r Humphries, bey limits
Bender Frederick, barkpr, r 242 W. Fair
Bender William, saloon, 50 W. Hunter
Bender William M., engineer, bds 153
W. Mitchell
Benjamin Bros & Co. (S. and M. Benja-
min and J. S. Pinkussohn), whol cigars
and tobacco, 17 S. Broad
Benjamin John S., bkkpr M. T. Castleber-
ry, r 42 Larkin
Benjamin Lucy A., wid S. B., r 42
Larkin
Benjamin Morris (Benjamin Bros. &
Co.), r Jacksonville, Fla
Benjamin Simon (Benjamin Bros. &
Co.), r 26 Cooper
Benjamin Sol., mer, bds Kimball
JBennett Americus, c, hackman, r 116 E.
Cain
Bennett Anna Miss, r 67 Crew
Bennett Benjamin, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bennett Benjamin F., prinj^r, 45 S.
Broad, r 67 Crew
Bennett Edward W., supt Ga Ice Mnfg
Co., r 30 Mechanic
Bennett Elias L., r 127 Marietta
Bennett Ella Mrs., restaurant and con-
fectionery, 109 Decatur
GOWEST
Bennett G. N., tinner, bds Commercial
House
Bennett Henry, driver Atla St Ry, r 66
GaR.R ■'
Bennett H. P., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Bennett Isham, c, lab, r 167 Martin
Bennett Jesse, tinner, bds Cannon House
Bennett John W., boarding, 145 Ga.
R. R
Bennett Joseph W., engineer, r 335 De-
catur
Bennett Laura Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bennett Lewis, wagonmkr, 133 Decatur,
r 113 Decatur
Bennett Lucy Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bennett M., wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Bennett M. Mrs., grocer, r rear 116 De-
catur
Benscoter W. I., trav agt, bds 128 S.
Pryor
Bensil William, contractor, r 52 Spring
Benson Charley F. Jr., physician, 62^
Whitehall, r 150 Whitehall
Benson Elizabeth Mrs., boarding, 150
Whitehall
Benson William R., lab, r 177 W. Hun-
ter.
Bent James, contractor, r 2 Hunnicutt
Bentley Dosier T. , carpenter, r 578 De-
catur
Bentley John, c, cook, r 195 Chapel
Bentley Joseph, c, carpenter, r 11 Jen-
nings
Bentley Lewis, c, carpenter, r 25 Martin
Bentley Moses H., c, barber 20 S. Broad,
r Mangum, sw cor Thurmond
Bentley Oliver H., carpenter, 62 Nelson
Bentley Wasdon O., boxmkr, r 62 Nel-
son
Bentley William A., carpenter, r 578 De-
catur
Benton Isabella A., wid C, r 39 Church
Berchman Mary Sister, r 216 N. Collins
Bergstrom Andrew M., printer, 21 E.
Hunter, r 124 Haynes
Berkele John (Heinz & Berkele), r 328
Whitehall
Bernard A. H., with Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co
Bernard Baltimore^ wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bernard Christian, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bernard Emile, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bernard James, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bernard Joseph, lab, r 47 Venable
Bernard Thomas M., supt, r 30 Merritts
av
Bernens Louis H., tailor C. G. Grosse, r
Adams House
I BeiTy Cora Miss, r 84 Stonewall
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Oiiick Time— -Sure Gonnectionsi
EINESIS^'ATr*;^!^,* ?Ho^
"" nTcutV"^"'^ ^iss,-ii^^ii?^i^7F^OlIiH:
lerrv f^SZ^M'' ^i"".^^''^^ ' ^^ ^' ^His
^erry ^annie Miss, bds 47 Walton
Berry Fannie Mrs. bds 120 S. F^?svth
ho^n^'"'^' ^-^ engineer, r 79Tcal-
Berry G., r 638 Marietta
Whea?^"""^^' c, laundress, r 136 Old
Berry Harrison, c, lab, r 75)^ W. Peters
Love ^°'^' "' ^^^' ' ^'' ^^^^^' 1^'^^f
bZI t^^'P^^'^' ^^^' ^ ^1 Scofiehr''"""
SrrJ J«s?Ph M. painter, r 28 Walnut
KhulT^" '' ''^"^^^^' ' ^^^^315
BER^ Y ^lrJ^i,¥H' ^^' ^^ Walton
^?H fi V^^' ^^^^«' shoes, leather
and findings, 33 Peachtree, r 236
T>,^- ^eaQhtree (See top lines.)
Berry Mary, wid E., r 241 S. Pryor
Berry Maxwell R., real estate, r^4? Wal-
BprrJ ^^^ ^'^^^ ^^« 47 Walton '
ke7 ^^^^' ^' laundress, r 122 E. Ba-
Berry Rena, wks Atla Cot Fctv
\7e^^^I' ^^ ^'--^^ Er^awshe, r
BIL
243
Berry Susan Mlao „.i.„ t t , ._ -Bigby & Parrott (J. S. BiffhvunHr' n
Parrottl. lawTror,, tt o A f "Sr ^- ^
Be^ns l^eGrandir^nSTTlTONrcBi:
Bevis Samuel E., elk, bds 108 S. Forsyth
Bevis Walter, elk, bds 108 S. Foreya
sfas T ^ i? ;- ^T^*""' ^ Decatur
N.cX'un'^"'''^y"'"'*^''286
Rihhw-M-*'''"''" 29 Moore ,
B bh wnHr'n^''P*"*«''' •■ 29 S. Moore
R hh wi V ■" ^' '?®'"' ■= *37 W. Peters
43''7\V!'^^e"rf • ''■ ^«""' * ^mith), r
^■^5,.* Smith (W C. Bibb and DayU
Bih^ I' ^^P^"" ^^' 25 Marietta
B brow Louis, bkkpr, r 205 S. Forsyth
« ckers Benjamin, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wnuf' 5^'^''' ^■''« Atla Cot Fc^ ^
itw^. la^'"'' ""■• '"^ ^- ^- ^- «»y. ^
^ rliT Prylf ^■' ^"^ ^- ^- •^''^^.
^'K.Tunter- ^^"'**" * «'«^'). r
bX f^Jl" ^■' 'f'^"' 218 Decatur
K^hl ;^^K •"■' "' '*•>• •• 122 Pine
R !h^ ?°^'""S°' !' l*"' •• 122 Pine
i and P O- hM ^- •*''' ""y-' U- S. C.
111 <^*^!:'«''. painter, r 7 Cain
B%^in^.X" ^■' "■" ^""»'''"" *
Bessinger Samuel S., butcher, 196 Mc-
Donough, r 260 Frier ' *
filthe r-^- ^- *'''•"■<"'' 150 Wheat
R^fhfi ?^'^Se, c, carpenter, r 203 Clarke
Bethi i/°''".5 "' »l>. •• 203 Clarke
B^tt I ^iTlSm TT"'*.'"' "■ ^.^^^^^
Kelly """ ^v carpenter, r 30
Belts Richard H., wks W. & A R R
bds 58 Luckie " • <= A. K. K.,
Bett winJ*" 5" "«"•' ^ ^ E. Baker
Bentl^H *"V?-' "' >!>• '' 2« Mangum
r'45 E^Cain*"-' ''•■""■ "'"'''''' " Spring
faJrott) Taw;er^ •u.sXJrtXi'i'
ztae"" ^"^ ^■' *'"'■?«"'«■•' r 11 Maga-
^gum™ ^' ^^' '=*^°««''. •• 156 Man-
Bigham Francis E. Miss, r 11 Ma<razine
Bigham James A., gardener, r 59 Sell
&U*°"°'''' ^- ^'''' Iressmkr^"
^fer'rl^SVrtir-"'"' '' ^•
'^0, Ms^-^^mSll ^*'°"'-"' «*'" *
Bill William, c, wks S.'M. Inman & Co
BiUin^s Frederick S., cigarmkr^r 7 E.
Billings John, lab, r 7 E. Cain
^Ijlnigglea Louis, stud^nt^s 95 Walton
L Dixie Sure FirSNfS~5t«r
[ Keeps no trash calledSliS: '
fc l» and 13 Whitehall St.
•K-
n
m
1 1
I' '
I
]!
II
1
I
ii'<>l
"'i
XVJ-jrlJLj U01i"iiljT.A. Frierson, Real Ettate Ag't,
BIL
244
Lands, Eto.
iOWaUSt
BLA
Billingslea Sallie Mrs., boarding, 95 Wal-
ton
BILLUPS AL. C, librarian Young
Men's Library Assn, r 173 Peachtree
Billups Albert, c, waiter Kimball
Billups Irvine, c, bllfsmith L Bennett
Billups Lela, c, laundress, r 60 James
Billups Robert R., pass agt Union De-
pot, r Decatur, Ga
Bines Ann, c, laundress, r 63 Boulevard
Bines William, c, lab r ws Davis, 2d n of
Markham
Binford Ballard W., bkkpr, r 8 S. Broad
Binyon Thomas B., bkkpr F. E. Block,
bds National hotel
Birch Aaron, c, lab, r W. E
Birch Charlotte, c, laundress, r 233 Boule-
vard
Birch Hood, c, wks Ga. Ice Mafg Co., r
5 G^munden
Birch Litt, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Birch Matthew, c, butcher, r ss C. R. R.,
w of Whitehall
Birch Nathan, c, lab, r 122 E. Baker
Birch Willie Miss, wks Atla Cot Facty
Bird Anthony, c, lab, r rear 162 N. Cal-
houn
Bird Carey, c, lab, r 125 Larkin
Bird Charles, wks Fulton Mills
Bird David, c, lab, r 31 Crumley
Bird Donegan, c, lab, r 198 E. Harris •
Bird Eliza, c, laundress, r 47 Newton
Bird Emma, c, laundress, r 35 Trenholm
Bird Foster, c lab, r 100 Gray
Bird Harriet, c, laundress, r 224 W.
Mitchell
Bird Harrison, c, lab, r rear 32 Eraser
Bird Irwin (Bird & Compton), r 61 W.
Harris
Bird Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
Bird Mahala, c, laundress, r 84 Jones
Bird Mark, c, lab, r 180 McDaniel
Bird Mary A., c, laundress, r 9 Holland
Bird Nelson, c, lab, r Ga. R. R., 4th w
of Gullatt
Bird Patrick, c, porter, r 64 Rawson
Bird Perry, c, lab, r al rear 120 W. Fair
Bird Robert (Bird & Dykes), r 154 S.
Loyd
Bird Thomas, fireman A-L. Ry, bds 29
Yonge
Bird Wiley, c, porter, r 180 McDaniel
Bird William, c, wks Gholstin & Zachry
BIRD & COMPTON (I. Bird and W. W.
Compton), grocers, 38 Marietta
Bird & Dykes (Robt. Bird and R. A.
Dykes), proprs Atlanta Stone Pump &
Pipe Co., 50 Marietta
BIRD, See also BYRD
Birden John, c, porter W. C. Maddox
Birden William, c, blksmth, r 7 Fort
Birdsong Albert, c, lab, r 230 Houston
Birdwell Zion, printer, r ns Pine, 2d e
of Plum
Bishop A. H., bds Markham House
Bishop Charles, grocer, Peachtree, bey
limits
Bishop Charles H., c, driver, r 38 Jen-
nings
Bishop Eliza Miss, dressmkr, r 205 W.
Peters
Bishop Franklin, c, painter, r 127 Wheat
Bishop John, contractor, r 125 Clarke
Bishop John, c, lab, r 284 N. Calhoun
Bishop John L., printer, r Peachtree,
bey limits
Bishop John V., r 146 Jones
Bishop Sarah Miss, domestic B. S. Ivy
Bishop Thomas L., with J. L. Brown, r
country
Bishop William H., tailor J. Lynch, r
103 Loyd
Bixby Alexander, c, lab, r 98 Forrest av
Bixby A. B., genl sec Y. M. C. A., bds
50 Walton
Bixby Charles L., wks Atla Cot Fcty,
bds 17 McAfee
Bixby Frank S., engineer, r 17 McAfee
Bizien Augustus J. M., prin Walker
School
Bizzell Emma, wid Seaborn, r 39 Pul-
liam
Bizzell William D., physician, 9J4 Peach-
tree, r 143 Peachtree
Black Cornelia Mrs., r 113 Peachtree
Black David, trav agt, r 107 W. Harris
Black Elias, carpenter W. & A. R. R
Black Eugene P., elk W. & A R. R., r
116 Ivy
Black John T., molder, r 61 Rock
Black Lawson, U. S. commr, 61 E. Ala-
bama, r 64 Spring
Black Lee, elk, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Black Lucy Miss, r 113 Peachtree
Black Thomas F., elk Ry M. S., r 64
Spring
Black William W. (Black & Albert),. r 64
Spring
Black & Albert (W. W. Black and W. J.
Albert), lawyers, 2>^ Marietta
Blackburn Cornelia, c, laundress, r rear
112 WUlow
Blackburn Edward B., carpenter W. &
A. R. R., r 21 Orme
Blackburn James C, c, carpenter, r 7 E.
Holland
Blackburn Lizzie, wid E. P., r 105 S.
Broad
Blackburn William S., trav agt, r 13
Leonard
TIOESriDUTE^^SSS
lJJnLLIIGHAMi?«^ie?!l^S
BLA
245
Blacklbrd Charles W., agt, r 873^ S.
Broad
Blackman Benjamin B., pressman, r 111
Crew
Blackman David, c, wks Fulton Mills
Blackman John, engineer, r .34 Gartrell
Blackman John P., contractor, bds 202
N. Calhoun
Blackman Joseph, c, lab, r 209 Fort
Blackman Joseph M., engineer A-L. Rv
r 188 Fillmore ^'
Blackman Lilly A. L. Miss, r 111 Crew
Blackman Maria, c, laundress, r 193 Man-
gum
Blackman Thomas J., engineer Ga. R.
R., r 46 Hilliard
Blackmon Charles, hostler A-L. Ry
Blackmon David, engineer, r 5 Taylor
Blackmon James M., machinist A-L. Rv
r4Dodd ^'
Blackmon William, wks A-L. Ry
Blacknall Katie Miss, w of W. Peters
W. E '
Blacknall Susie E. Miss, W. Peters, W. E
Blacknall Thomas H., agt, r West End
Blackshear J. N., c, elk Ry M. S.
Blackwell Emma, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Blackwell Susan, c, laundress, r 20 Wells
Blair Charles A., c, physician, 140 N. But-
ler, r 99 Decatur
Blair George, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Blair Joseph, c, lab, r 57 Rawson
Blair William, stock trader, r 31 Brick
Blake A. A., c, elk Ry M. S
Blake Henry E., c, porter Sou Ex Co, r
277 Eraser
Blake John, c, lab, r 13 Trenholm
Blake Joseph, c, lab, r 66 Richardson
Blake Martha, c, laundress, r 11 Holland
Blake Mary, c, laundress, r 36 Brick
Blake MoUie, c, r laundress, 38 Biggers
Blake Thomas H., c, carpenter, r 498
Decatur
Blakely Charles, c, shoemkr, 64 Decatur
Blakely Zachariah, c, wks Sou Agrl Wks
Blalock Emanuel, c, lab, r Houston, cor
Calhoun
Blalock Jesse, c, lab, r 12 Brick
Blalock J. R., with Howard, Wood & Co
Blalock Nellie, wid A., r 26 W. Alabama
Blalock Samuel A., bkkpr Cameron &
King
Blanchard Edward R., carpenter, r 57
Decatur
Blanchard John, c, porter Kimball
Blanchard Moses C, ins agt, r 145 W
Mitchell
Blanchard Waid H., wks C. R. R., r 23
StoiTewall
Bland Clemeiit, c, lab, r 42 Grubb
BLO
Blandford Thomas W, book agt, r 87>^
S. Broad
Blanton Benjamin, c, lab, r 2 Biggers
Blanton Guimeran, plumber, bds 32 N.
Forsyth
Blanton John, c, lab, r rear 313 N. Col-
lins
Blanton Samuel A., c, lab, r 112 Decatur
Bleckley Kate Miss, r 187 Peachtree
Bleckley Logan E., lawyer 10>^ S. For-
syth, r 187 Peachtree
Bleckley Paul,' journalist, r 187 Peach-
tree
Bliem Herman, elk G. Regenstein, bds
214 W.Peters
Bliley Francis X., carpenter W. & A.
R. R., r 83 N. Calhoun
Block Frank E., candy and cracker
mnfr, 35, 37 and 39 E. Alabama, r 424
Peachtree
Blocker Daniel W., carpenter, r 46
Yonge
Blodgett John F., elk Ry M. S., r 69
Fairlie
Bloodworth Clarence, withChamberlin,
Boynton & Co
Bloodworth Emily L., wid T. J., r 64
Jackson
Bloodworth Herbert R., collector J. H.
James, r 1(X) Crew
Bloodworth Jason G., bkkpr Atla Com
& W. Co., r 37 Castleberry
Bloodworth Littleton J., weigher Atla
Com & W. Co., r 36 Walker
Bloodworth Minnie Miss, r 18 Boule-
vard
Bloodworth Mollie Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty
Bloodworth Thomas H. P., r 100 Crew
Bloomfield Elizabeth, wid M., r 187 S.
Pryor
Bloomfield Lizzie Miss, r 167 S. Pryor
Bloomingdale Charles R., wks Ceme-
tery, r 18 Howell
Blount Barta\v M. (Ferguson & Blount),
r 25 N. Spring '
Blount H. Pierce, mer, r 86 Hill
Blount Jennie Miss, r 25 Spring
Blount John, barkpr, bds 100 Walton
Blount John, real estate, r 99 Walton
Blount John, Jr., saloon, bds 99 Walton
Blount John T. (Ferguson & Blount), r
61 N. Pryor
BLOUNT JOSEPH G., vice pres Peoples
Mutual Relief Assn, r Edgewood
Blount Louisa M., wid J. T., r 25
Spring
Blount Michael A., elk C. R. R., r 13 N.
Collins
Blount Mumford, r, lab, r 180 Clarke
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. e^^J^^^n^^ Broad,
> For Coal and Wonri,
246
110
mt Patrick J., manager K.
jompson, r 47 N. CoUins
-Bloiint Sallie, c, laundress, r rear
Pine
Blount Sarah, wid J. E., r 59 N. Cal-
houn
Blount Susie Miss, r 59 N. Calhoun
Blue Boston, c, wks Pelligrini & Castle-
I berry, r 11 Kirk
! Board of Education, 47 Washington
Board of Health, office 63 Whitehall
Board of PoUce Commissioners, 47 S
Pryor
Board of Trade, 44 E. Alabama
Boatenreiter Bertha Miss, r 81 ]^. Butler
Boatenreiter John B., wks L. H. Hall &
Co., r 81 :N'. Butler
Bi^tfield Louisa Miss, wks Atla Cot
rcty
Boatfield Samuel, tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co., r 19 Orme
^^i^S^l? ^^illiam W., helper Hunnicutt
& BeUmgrath, r 19 Orme
Boaz George K., r 74 Ivy
Bobinger AugustaL., wid A., r 43 Hous-
ton
Bobo Chany, carpenter, r Bellwood
Bobo George W., grocer, 118 Marietta, r
42 Alexander
Bobo Martin J., elk G. W. Bobo, bds 161
Marietta
Bobo Willis G., grocer, r 75 McAfee
Bodie Frank, c, lab, r 22 W. Simpson
Bodie Lulu c, laundress, r 317 Mangum
Bodie Martha, c, laundress, r 220 Elliott
Bi^ie Sophronia Miss, wks Atla Cot
Boeckh Albert, civil engineer, r 218 N
Collms
Boeckh Charles, civil engineer, r 118 K
Collins
^^}i^}i^^J^'ich&rd, barkpr H. Werner, r
oo/ W. Peters
^ K^^i'n^Pli''"^ ^' (Caswell & Boggan),
bds 79 S. Pryor ^ '
Boggs Joseph, brickmason, r 16 Howell
Boggs Martha A. Miss, r 16 Howell
Boggs Mary, c, laundress, r 367 Decatur
Boggs bamuel, brickmason, r 16 Howell
Boggs Simon, c, lab, r 155 W. Fair
Boggus Arthur, elk, bds 5 Cain
Boggus Ernest, student, bds 5 Cain
Boggus Thomas, engineer, bds 42 W
Peters
Bohannon Mary, c, laundress, r 17 Pettis
Bohannon William F., watchman Miller
& Brady, r 34 Bailey
Bohen William H., lab, r 8 Culver
BOHNEFELD CIIARLES, undt'taker,
:)N. Porsvtb, r 1 1 1.< S. Broad
BOX
Bohnefeld Henry, wks C. Bohnefeld, bds
ll>^ S. Broad
Bohnegld Oscar, with Phillips & Crew,
r 58 E. Cam '
Bohnefeld Richard, r 81 Plum
^ w^ .?^^'';'l^' ^^''^P^ '^' Domini, r 19
Whitehall
Boisclair M. F., brakeman W. & A. R. R
ton ^^^^ ^* ^^^•' ^ ^^ Washing-
Bojaskie William, watchman W. & A
R. R., r56Plum
BOLAND KELLS H. Dr., sec Xat Surg
Inst, r 30 E. Alabama ^
Bolder Jennie, c, domestic, r es Tumlin
Istn of 4th *
^^^l^^^^i;^ Samuel, c, lab, r es Tumlim, Ist
Bolder Samuel Jr., c, r es Tumlin, let n
of 4th '
Bolin Carrie Miss, bds 112 Luckie ? '
Bolles George E. elk, r ns Ashley, 2dw
of Thrasher av, W. E y^ ^
Bolles George F., subscription agt D.
f PP/^ton & Co., 40>^ Mariettafr ns
Ashley, 2d w of Thrasher av, W. E
Bollman John B., with W. BoUmann, r
27 Merntt's av
Bollmann William, watchmkr, 10 White-
hall, r 76 Marietta "
Bolocchi Charles T. (C. T. Bolocchi &
^ Co.), r83>^S. Broad
Bolocchi C. T. & Co. (C. T. Bolocchi and :
C. D. Dereart), fruits, 16 E. Wall
Bolsius Anton, elk Ga. R. R., r 95 Wal-"
ton
Bolton Robert D.,depU. S. marshal, r
Bellwood
Bomar Edward E., with W. L. Gold-
smith, r Greenville, S. C
^^&C ^^^^^^'' ^' ^^^^ ^^^^®' Boylston
Bomer Esther, c, laundress, r 3 Ella
;Bomer Henry, c, carpenter, r290 Crew
Bomer Peter, c, lab, r 290 Crew
E^'wan'^^ ^*' shooting gallery, 10>^- :;.
Bond Boner, c, lab, r ss Chapel, 2d e of
West End, W. E
Bond George M., elk L. C. Saul, r 86^
Broad /s
Bond Kate W., wid H. F., r 24 Church
"qI w"n'' '^- ^^'"^^^ ^*^« C- ^' C^rosse,
r33 Hull '
Bond Travis H., wks W. & A. R. R. r
38 Alexander ^ *
Bondurant John T., elk, r 68 Crew
Bondurant Robert E., contractor, 71 E
Ala])ama, r 68 Crew
Bone James, lab, r 73 Magazine
' T T Try T ▼ ▼^ ^^'jii^^ > Kone James, lab, r 73 Mag-nzinA
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BON
Bone Lizzie Miss, boxmkr, bds, 13 W.
Simpson
Bone Philip, wks Atla Com. & W. Co
Bone Sanders, carpenter, r Ga. R. R., sw
. cor Gullatt
Bone William H., policeman, r Ga. R. R.
sw cor Gullatt
Bone W. Romeo,carpenterMabin&Terrv
r Ga. R. R., sw cor Gullatt
Bongin Joseph, c, lab, r 164 W. Fair
Bonnell Adeline A., wid A., r 233 E.
Hunter
Bonnell Thomas, elk, bds 233 E. Hunter
BONNELL WILLIAM A., sexton Oak-
land Cemetery, r 63 Eraser
Bonner David C, c, lab, r 372 E. Fair
Bonner Fiank, c, lab, r 228 Jones
Booker Frank, c, wks Sou Ag Wks, r 46
Fulton
Booker John, wks Sou Ag Wks
Bookout Delia Miss, r 47 Tattnall
Bookput Henry, elk, r 47 Tattnall
Bookout John J., elk, r 47 Tattnall
Bookout John M., watchmkr and jew-
eler, 21 Whitehall, r 47 Tattnall
Boone Ada Miss, wks J. F. Burke
Boone Ada Miss, r 48 W. Peters
Boone Amos, wks W. & A. R., r 48 W.
Peters ♦
Boone D., wks W. & A. R. R «
Boone Eliza H., wid J., r 48 W. Peters
Boone Manny, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Boone Squire, c, lab, r 169 Windsor
Boone Thomas W., carpenter, r 81
Plum
Boose Andrew, candymkr, bds 46 E.
Hunter
Booth Frances E., widG.J.,r 236 El-
liott
Booth Henry, P. O. Insp, bds Kimball
Booth Walter, elk Phillips & Crew, b 38
Larkin
Booth William K., carriage mkr, 76 W
Peters, r 38 Larkin
Boozer Augustus, c, lab, r 80 Greens
Ferry av
Borden C. R., paper hanger, Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co '
Boring James W., elk, r 271 Decatur
^•l^itc^^nS^ ?^^-' presiding elder Atla
Dist M. E. Ch, r 174 Whitehall
Boring John M., physician, 61 S. Forsyth
Boring. William R., plumber, r 61 S.
Forsyth
■^v^^tP^^^^^^ ^- (I^- C. Bosche & Co.),
bds Kimball House '
^^SCHE R. C. & CO. (R. C. Bosche and
^•-c w^i ^'o^^^^®^"^ sign painters,
4 E. Wall. (See adv.)
Boss W. C, wks Atla Cot Fctv
BOW
Bostian John A., machinist Longley,
Robinson & Co
Bostick Alline M. Miss, r 120 Lovd
BOSTIC ARTHUR B., asst supt W. &
A. R. R., r 120 Loyd
Bostick Arthur C, elk W. & A. R. R r
120 Loyd «- ^. XV. XV., r
Bostick Eliza, c, laundress, r 202 W.
Hunter
Bostick Estelle E. Miss, r 120 Loyd J
Bostick Johtt E., contractor, r 60 Hayden
Bostick Joseph, c, porter L. Cohen <fc Co
Bostick Mollie C. Miss, r 120 Loyd
Bostick Peter, elk, r 53 E. MitcheU
Boston John A., foreman, res Grant, 1st
s of Jones
Boston Nettie, c, laundress, r 160 E. Har-
ris
BosJ;wick Charles, engineer, bds 159 W.
Hunter
Bostwick Charles E., assfbkkpr John
Keely, r 159 W. Hunter
Bostwick Thomas R., grocer, 239 Mari-
etta
Boswell Aaron, c, lab, r foot Welton PI
Boswell Stephen T., grocer, 158 E. Har-
ris « •
Bosworth Elizabeth, wid J., r 210 E
Fair
Boulte Adolph, watchmkr Freeman &
Crankshaw, r 51 S. Broad
Bourn James N., tinner, r 13 Wenier av
Bourn Leonidas J., fireman A-L. Ry, r
6 Daniel
Bourn Styles C, fireman A-L. Ry, bds 6
Daniel
Bourne William H., wks E. Van Win-
kle & Co
^out€ll George H., carpenter, r 161 W.
Foundry
Boutell John, carpenter, r 138 J^. Col-
lins •
Bony Taff-y, c, lab, r rear 149 Luckie
Bow Ephraim, c, lab, r rear 12 Wallace
Bow W., machinist W. & A. R. R
Bowden Jesse, c, lab, r 278 Rawson
Bowden John M. Rev., pastor Paynes
Chapel, r 282 Luckie
Bowden Michael (Patterson & Bowden)
r 18 Loyd *
Bowen Caroline, wid H., r 60 Markham
Bowen Catherme, wid W., r 51 W
Foundry
Bowen Edward, c, lab, r 159 Green's
r erry av
Bowen Eliza A. Miss, school, 110 S.
Pryor, r 76 McDonough
Bowen Elizabeth L., wid G. W., r 6
Brotherton •
Bowen Emma M[ss, r 162 Thompson
WW" I Wl ■ \SK^%J L L II and 13 Whitehall Sfc
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INVESTMENTS
BOW 248
IN ATLANTA. Every detoriptiM
of Real Estate for tale by
T. A. FRIERSON. 10 Wall Street.
Bowen James, c, driver S. W. Day, r
rear 132 Gullatt
i^owen James, wks Hunnicutt & Belling-
rath, r 13 Werner av
Bowen James C. (H. Crankshaw & Co,)
r 162 Thompson
Bowen Jonas, shoemkr, 75)^ W. Peters,
r 67 Haynes
Bowen Joseph, elk, r 60 Markham
Bowen Joseph, elk, r 25 Spring
Bowen Louis F., wks W. & A. R. E., r
60 Markham
Bowen Martha A., wid C. A., r 60 Mark-
ham
Bowen Minnie Miss, r 162 Thompson
Bowen Thomas, tinner H. Franklin
Bowen William H., brakeman W. & A.
R. R., r 60 Markham
Bowers John, wks Hunnicutt & Belline-
rath, r 281 Ga. R. R *
Bowers Moses, c, wks W. E. Hoyle
Bowers William H., wks McCombs &
Meakim, r Decatur, Ga
Bowie John A., mer, r 120 S. Pryor
Bowles Amanda, c, laundress, r 25
Pettis '
Bowles Jesse, c, lab, r 3 Holland
Bowles LaFayette, wks A-L. Ry, bds
11 Howell
Bowles Mary, c, laundress, r 24 Davis
Bowles T. H., agt, bds Kimball
Bowlin Salina L., wid T., r 72 Marietta
Bowman Charles, elk J. Ryan, r 85 Loyd
Bowman E. J., barkpr FM. Kenny
Bowman George, c, lab, r rear 2 Ander-
son
Bowman Mary J. Miss, r 7 Clarke
Bowman Oliver, c, lab, r al rear 2 An-
derson
Bowman Rinda, c, cook, r 27 Bradley
Bowman WilUam C. Rev., pastor First
Spiritualist Church, r 266 Fraser
Bowne A. T., physician, 17 Washington
Box Martha, c, laundress, r rear 61 Mc-
Daniel
Boyce Arthur, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Boyce Sanford N. carpenter, bds 321
Fraser
Boyd Anderson, c, lab, r 337 E. Hunter
Boyd Annie L. Miss, r 20 Pratt
Boyd Belle M. Miss, r 20 Pratt
Boyd Green, c, porter Sou Exp Co
Boyd Henry, c, cook M. Calhoun
^?KS^iv^M^ S., genl fire insurance,
^ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA^
TION, STANDARD FIRE OFFICE
and BRITISH AMERICA ASSUR-
ANCE CO., 2}4 Marietta, bds Kimball
House. (See back cover.)
Boyd John, c, lab, r 154 Ellis I
BOY
Boyd James F., with Shuttles Bros, r 56
Spring
Boyd James S. (Boyd & Johnson), r 314
W. Peachtree
Boyd Julia, c, laundress, r 94 Fort
Boyd Martha A., wid H. M., r 74 N.
Calhoun
Boyd Mary, c, laundress, r 33 Phillips
row
^^ol^^^^^*** E., dep elk U. S. Court, bds
37 Grubb
^?I^.???'^' druggist, 25 Peachtree,
bds 4 Gilmer
Boyd Thomas J. (Boyd & Hanye), r 65 N.
Collins
Boyd VirgU H., conductor C. R. R., bds
4 Gilmer
Boyd Walton C, elk D. H. Dougherty, r
20 Pratt
Boyd William F., elk, r 20 Pratt
Boyd W. Wallace Jr., (E. Van Winkle &
Co.),r54N. Forsyth
Boyd & Hanye (T. J. Boyd and W. E.
Hanye), grocers, 87 Decatur r
Boyd & Johnson (J.S.Boyd and A. C.
Johnson), grocers, 98 Peachtree
Boyett Martha, c, r rear 92 S. Butler
^^1^ xT^^^P^u' ^^^ S^^» 134 Decatur,
r 106 N. Calhoun '
Boyle John M., carriage trunmer, r 31
Chapel '
Boyle John G., fireman Water Wks
Boyle Susan F., wid E., r rear 116 De-
catur
B<^lston Hester D., wid R. J., r 344
Peachtree
Boylston Robert B., with Crane, Boylston
& Co., r a44 Peachtree
Boynton Arthur S., student, r 100 For-
rest av .
Boynton A. E. Mrs., florist, 100 Forrest '
Jiv
Boynton Bros. (H. A. Boynton and C. E.
Boyiiton, special)^ whol grocers, 28 E. /
Alabama
Boynton Charles E. (Chamberlin, Boyn-
^^if^Tp^-^^^^^y^^^Bros., special),
r 216 Rawson
Boynton Elnathan, contractor, r 100 For- -
rest av
^^y^^^J^^o^S^^ H. grocer, 15 S. Forsyth, i
r 219 Rawson i
Boynton Halbert E., student, r 100 For-
rest av ]
Boynton HoUis A. (Boynton Bros), r 41 ^
Windsor i
Boynton Lorena Miss, printer, r 100 For-
rest av
J or any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles
• BOY ^^ - ^^ -•
Boynton Richard, c, lab, r 3 Mechanic
Boynton Roberta L. Miss, r 100 Forrest
av
Boys High School, 47 Washington
Bozeman Evelina A., wid J. T., r 119 E.
Mitchell
Bracewell J. Riley (Bracewell & Clark)
r Stone Mountain, Ga
BRACEWELL & CLARK (J. R. Brace-
i^o^L^^ ^- ^- Clark), furniture mnfrs,
53 W. Peters
Bracken Robert, c, lab, r rear 132 Spring
Bradbury Elizabeth, wid W., r 8 Fain al
Bradbury James R., conductor A. & W.
P. R. R., r 15 N. Collins
Bradbury Macie Miss, r 72 Martin
Bradbury Mary, wid J., r 72 Martin
Bradbury Solomon, lab, r 8 Fain al
Bradbury WiUiam, painter Hinman &
Son, r 152 Haynes
Bradbury W. A., brakeman W. &. A.
BRADFIELD JOSUH, mnfr and dlr in
patent medicines, Pryor, se cor Mitch-
ell, bds 132 S. Forsyth
BRADFIELD LEWIS H., druggist, 26
Whitehall, r 41 E. Alabama
Bradford Alden B., elk P. O. inspector
Bradford James, c, wks S. M. Inman, r
rear 117 S. Forsyth
Bradford John D. (Be'ckwith & Brad-
ford), r 89 E. Mitchell
?''^?''5 S?.*,^i^^' ^> ^*^' ^ 32 Williams
Bradford William, c, waiter Mrs. L. J.
Lanier, r rear 173 Peachtree
^xauicj^ vieui-ge 1., ariver, r 132 R
Bradley George t!, elk F. M. Jack
S«?if7^*^^®^' ^'^d ^-y r 514 Decatur
BRADLEY HORACE, artist, 39* De-
catur, r 142 Whitehall
Bradley John F., carpenter, r 213 W.
Fair
Bradley John M., wood and coal, 2 Fra-
ser, r country
Bradley Philip B., elk J. Silvey <fc Co, r
514 Decatur
BRADLEY SAMUEL, with Estey Organ
Co., r 172 E. Harris ^
Bradley Walter H., elk, r 146 W. Mitchell
M?f?«^^^°^®x^d P., r 346 Decatur
BRADSTREET fco. THE, H. C. Leon-
ard, manager, improved mercantile
agency, 38 <fc 40S. Pryor, cor Alabama.
(bee fly A.)
Brady A. J., carpenter, bds 76 McDaniel
Brady Benjamm, c, wks Gordon & White
Brady Isaac A., mer, r 225 S. Forsyth
5£ady J. D. & Bro. (J. D. and P. P.
Brady), bakers and confectioners, 122
Whitehall
Brady Thomas B. (Miller & Brady), r 78
CoUins '
Brady Thomas E., foreman Ga., R. R.. r
19o Jones
BRAOERD ERASTUS B., city editor
Constitution, r 221 Whitehall
Brakefield Alexander F., grocer, 114
ju. ar letxa
Bramlett Basil, driver Atla St Ry, r 59 N.
Collins
^'■^^ifS?'^'^^ Q-' ^^^ J^k & HollaAd,
r 110 Rhodes '
Bramlett Homer, elk J. W. Brunner &
Co., r 110 Rhodes •
Bramlett Margaret Mrs., r 110 Rhodes
^?, A 'Si* ?^^P^' ^^ «^ack & Holland, r
110 Rhodes *
Branan Cassie Miss, r 25 Markham
Branan Charles I with J. C. McMillan
& Co., r 25 Markham
Branan Jennie Miss, r 25 Markham
Branan John C. A., conductor, r 39 Bou-
levard
^^h^l^ ^^^^®' ^^ ^' ^•» ^ 1^ White-
^ WWteh^ll^^® Mies, dressmkr, 148
^ hTm^ ^*ry ^y wid D. H., r 25 Mark-
Branan Pinkey Miss, r 25 Markham
Bradley George T!. elk F. M. J«nt tii„"^°/Vr^*!,» ^' ^*°» ^}^ Rawson
Brandon John S., c, wks Smith, Coles &
Co., r 27 HoweU '
Brandon Thomas J., c,blacksmth Smith.
Coles & Co., r 27 Howell
Branham Valinda Miss, r 179 Washing-
Branham Walter R. Rev., r 179 Wash-
ington
Brannan Ambrose, mer, r 150 Fillmore
Brannan Anna, wid William, r 75 Gji.
R. R
Brannan Manty Miss, bds 194 Decatur
Brannan Michael M., reporter Post
Appeal, r 58 Wheat
Brannan Susie Miss, r 9 Lowes al
Brannan Thomas, elk, r 150 Fillmore
Brannen Edward H., molder, r 428 Ma-
netta '
Braunen Thomas A., reporter Post Ap-
peal, bds 12J W. Mitcijiell ^
Brannen Walter, machinist, r 428 Ma-
rietta
Branning Patrick, lab, r 302 E. Hunter
^ III" fTfw V- ^-. ^»v.j:.-r. Brannon Charles, painter P. W. r^«ry
X IXi. miUJJUilil A ished Wagon in the Karket
, ?-
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COffL & WQQD.°°!°P£ig?^
^'AXSi^^''^''"'^''" ^'" ^'^'^^'' ^^ ^^"I^Bak^;^ ^^^P^"> policeman, r 95 E.
Brannon Henry S.,mer, r 143 Loyd Brenning Dora Miss, r 95 E Baker
Branuon ^Joseph F fertilizers, 13 S. I Brewer Daisy Missfr 91 Crew i
Pryor, bds Kimball Brewer Edward, cigars, 92 pTachtree
Brewer Edward, fireman W. & A. R. R
bds 190 Marietta «,^. xv.ii.,
Brewer Frank, elk, r 92 Peachtree
Brewer George W., fireman W. & A.
R. R., bds 190 Marietta
Brewer Green, c, lab, r 165 Windsor
Brewer John, carpenter, r 79 Stonewall
Brewer Maggie Miss, r 91 Crew i ',
Brewer Morris, wks W. E. Lively
Brewer Samuel B., trav agt, r 91 Crew
Brewster Eliza, c, laundress, r 91 Tfttfc-
nall I
Brewster Gary S., elk D. H. Douffhertv
bds 31 N. Pryor ^ ^'
Brewster Georgia Miss, r 113 Peachtree
Brewster Henry O., c, barber, r 80 Gil-
mer
Brewster John, c, lab, r 133 E. Cain <
Brickell Cleo Miss, r 30 Walker
Brickell DeWitt C, wagon mkr, r 30
Walker . ;
Brickwell Jesse M., butcher, r es Fac-
tory, 3d s of Tennels
Bridge James Jr., mer, r 177 Peachtree
Bridger Henry, c, lab, r 15 Smith
Bridger Jane, c, laundress, r Gordon, W.
BRIDGER JOHN C, coal, 22 S. Broad, r
23 Luckie '
Bridger Joseph P., publishing agt, 22 S.
Broad, r 23 Luckie
Bridger Maitha, c, laundress, r89 Haynes •
Bridges Cherry, c, laundress, r 63 Glynn ■
Bridges Henry, c, driver Dr. W. T. Park,
r rear 360 Whitehall
Bridges John H., grocer, 652 Marietta
Bridges Robert H., baggage master W
& A. R. R,, r Bell wood
Bridwell Cicero, grocer, 114 W. Mitchell
Bridwell Jesse M. (Bridwell & Bieser^,
r Decatur, cor Factory
Bridwell John A., mason, r 124 W. Hun-
ter
Bridwell Maston L., w^ood yard, 219 De-
catur, r 166 Decatur
Bridwell Robert, c, dyer J. Lochrey
Bridwell Zion L., elk M. L. Bridwell, r
Pine, nw cor Luckie
Bridwell Zion L. Jr., printer Methodist
Advocate, r Pine, nw cor Luckie
Bridwell & Bieser (J. M. BridwelUnd J.
M. Bieser), butchers, Decatur, ne cor
Pratt '
Brightheart Charles, c, lab, r 7 Maple
Briggs Samuel, c, lab, r 43 Humphries
Pryor, bds Kimball
Brannon P. Miss, teacher Walker Street
School
Brantley William, engineer, r 19 Perry
Brantly Gauzy, c, lab, r 117 Magazine
Brantly George, c, lab, r 14 Davis
Brantly James, c, porter 20)^ E. Ala-
bama
Brantly Joseph, c, shoemkr, r 4 Ge-
munden
Brantly Mary, c, laundress, r 88 Pratt
Brantly William, c, driver, r w^s Davis,
3d n of Markham
Braiitly William A., c, lab, r 117 Maga-
zine
Braselton Ann Miss, r 35 N". Pryor
Braselton Lizzie Miss, r 35 N". Pryor
Braselton Martha Miss, r 35 N. Pryor
Braselton Robert, barkpr, r 35 N. Pryor
Braselton Vara L., wid J. B., r 35 N.
Pryor
Braswell Maggie, wid Joseph, r 311 Bou-
levard
Bratcher Alexander, c, wks Ga. R. R., r
Decatur Ga
Bratcher Richard, c, wks A. & W. P. R.
R., r Decatur, Ga
Bratcher Robert, c, wks Ga. R. R., r De-
catur, Ga
Bratton Lawrence R., elk Howard &
Candler
BRAUMULLER 0. L. MRS., artist, 67K
Whitehall ^^
BRAUMULLER CHEVA DECORATING
WORKS-THE, 67)^ Whitehall
Brawdon Addie, c, laundress, r 112 Wal-
ton
Bray Flora, c, laundress, r 16 Wells
BRAY WELLBORN M., lawyer, 21>^
Marietta ^ » /2
Breen A. Mrs., wks F. E. Block, r 115
Decatur
Breen John, car driver, bds 115 Decatur
Breen Lula, wks Cot Fcty, bds 115 De-
catur
Breitenbucher Philip, mer, r Forsyth, ne
cor Garnett
Brennan Daniel, (McGeever <fc.Brennan).
r40>^ DecaUir
Brennan John B., wks Fulton Mills, r 5
Factory Grounds
Brenner Amelia Miss, r 305 Marietta
Brennan William, mill stone mnfr, 320
and 322 Marietta, r 305 Marietta
Brenner William H., elk W. Brenner,
bds 305 Marietta
JXCiliUilwii iX iltntha North. East A.Mra#f.
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,ui.4A.MM^ JJJJAI.m, 33 PEACHTREE ST,
BRILEV WILLIAM H., supervisor of
' construction E. T., V. & Ga. R. R., r
1 Garnett. (See p. 8.)
Brinkley George, driver Jack & Mc-
Clellan
Brinkley John W., painter W. S. Mc-
^1 eal, r 268 Decatur
Briscoe Alexander C, stenographer W
& A. R. R., r 222 S. Pryor
Briscoe Herbert L., elk, r Hammond,
W. E
Briscoe Maria, c, laundress, r 32 Mc-
Daniel
Briscoe Parker, lab, r 16 George
Brisendine Leroy, carpenter, r 26 Sa-
vannah
Brisendine Pleasant, carpenter, r 133
Eraser
Brisendine Sarah Miss, r 26 Savannah
Britt Augustus H., molder McCombs,
Meakin & Co., bds Grant, sw cor E.
Fair
Britt Joel W., r Grant, cor E. Fair
Britt Joel W. Jr., molder, bds 10 Savan-
nah
Britt Samuel,molder McCombs <fe Meakin
r Grant, sw cor E. Fair '
Brittain J. F., elk, bds 151 McDonough
Broach Thomas, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
r Moore, cor State
Broaden Albert, c, lab, r rear 9 Hilliard
Broaden Samuel, c, lab, r 199 Bobbins
Broadhurst G. A., with Akers & Bros
Broadnax Joseph B., c, lab, r ss C. R. R.,
2d w of Humphries
Broadway John S., photographer, 9^
Brock J. Thomas, bkkpr, bds 210 S
Pryor
•^ «^J^..^^^"^™ ^' (Barrow & Brock), bds
ilO S. Pryor
Brockenbrough Ella Miss, r 160 S.
Pryor
Brooks Abbie, c, laundress, r 230 N. Cal-
houn
Brooks Addie, wid T. J., r Marietta, bey
limjts ''
Brooks Albert B., blksmith J. Davis, r
13 Merritt's av
Brooks Albert W., elk, r389 WhitehaU
Brooks Allan, c, fireman Kimball
Brooks Alonzo A., policeman, r 17 Leo-
nard
Brooks Anna Mrs., wks Cot Fcty, r 7
Cain
Brooks Berrien L., bkkpr Regenstein &
Kutz, r 100 Ellis ^ ^ **
^^'.VH. Beverly C, c, furniture dlr, r
132 E Baker
Brooks Bradford, elk, bds 89 Moore
Brooks Canie Mrs., seamstress, r 127
Marietta
Brooks Charles, c, lab, r 241 New Wheat
Brooks Charles, w ks Oliver & Carey
Brooks Edward, c, lab, r Ira, nw cor
Sharpe
Brooks Edward, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Brooks Edward W. (E. W. Brooks &
Co.), r Edge wood
Brooks Eliza Miss, r ws Ashley, 3d s of
Green's Ferry av
Bi-ooks E. W. & Co. (E. W. and M. W,
Brooks and E. G. Coonley) grain and
hay, 6 Loyd
Brooks Henry, t, wks Atla Com & W Co
Brooks Hiram, c, driver Hightower &
Hallman, r 12 Raspberry
Brooks James M., elk J. J. Williamg &
Co., r 17 Leonard, Jamestown
Brooks James W., elk r 278 Decatur
Brooks John, painter L. H. Hall & Co.
r ws Mayson Ferry rd, nr Marietta
Bi-ooks John W., coppersmith, r 8 S.
Moore
Brooks Josiah, lab, r 49 Glynn
^^Sas^^nv- "Mi--h- |^siau^o'„:ir4-i^%ir
tree, bds Kimball
Brockham Anna, wid C, r 89 Chapel
Brockwell Burrell, c, lab, r 30 Thur-
mond
Brogan Ellen, wid D., r 273 Decatur
3fP^^" ^ary, c, laundress, r South, nr
Brogden Sarah, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Brogden W. C, brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r Calhoun
^^ui^^r^^-' t)arkpr Baswell & Boggan,
bds Kimball House
Brookens Madison D. Rev., pastor Shiloh
Church
Brookens Wylie, c, porter T. J. Buch-
anan, r 32 Biggers
Brooks Mary, c, laundress, r 6 Fort
Brooks May, c, lab, r 182 Markham
Brooks Miles W. (E. W. Brooks & Co.)
r Edge wood
Brooks Mollie Miss, r 17 Leonard
Brooks Peter, c, lab, r 230 N. Calhoun
Brooks Rhoda, c, laundress, r 96 Jones
Brooks Sarah, c, laundress, r 224 C.
R. R
Brooks Sarah M. Miss, bds 49 Glynn
Brooks Simon, c, lab, r 74 Decatur
Brooks Simpson A., lab, r 130 Houston
Brooks Thomas H., grocer, 278 Decatur
Brooks William, engineer A-L. Ry
Brooks William, tinner Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath, r 125 Marietta
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ki II and 13 Whttehall Street.
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Brooks William W., carpenter, bds 41
Rhodes
Broom C. F., engineer A-L. Ry
Broom Melinda, wid J., r 60 Foster
Broom Roxy Miss, seamstress, r 22 Val-
entii^e
Broomfield James, c, lab, r 43 Valentine
Broomhead Benjamin H., contractor and
builder, 61 S. Broad, r es Thrasher, 2d
8 of Ashley, W. E
Broomhead John S., bkkprB. H. Broom-
head, r W. E
Broomhead Milledge, c, wks I. Elsas &
Co., r rear 175 Rawson
Brotherton Chap B., elk John Keely, r
72 McDaniel ^ '
Brotherton John T., elk, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Levy, plumber A. P. Stewart
& Co., r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Marcus A., elk, r Hammond,
tV, e
Brotherton Mary Miss, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Walter E., elk, r 72 Mc-
Daniel
Brotherton William H., genl store, 2 and
4 W. Mitchell, r 195 >Vhitehall
Broughton Elijah, c, wkg Winship &
Bro., r country
Brown Aaron P., elk W. & A. R. R
Brown Ada B. Miss, r 183 Fillmore
Brown Alexander, c, lab, r Davis
Brown Allen, c, wks F.*E. Block
Brown Alonzo, c, wks Jack & Holland
Brown Amanda, c, laundress, r 45 New-
ton
Brown Amanda J. Mrs., r 286 Marietta
Brown Amelia Miss, r 397 Whitehall
Brown Andrew, c, porter J. N. Lan-
drum
Brown Andrew M., elk G. H. Brown, r
59 Windsor '
Brown Ann, c, laundress, r 135 Mark-
ham
Brown Annie, c, laundress, r 70 Yonge
Brown Annie, wid G., bds 10 State
Brown Annie, c, laundress, r 5 Jennings
Brown A. J., printer Constitution
Brow^ Bell, c, plasterer, r rear 146 N.
Calhoun
Brown Benjamin, c, wks M. Barwald &
Co
Brown Betsey Miss, seamstress, bds 52
Greens Perry av
Bi-own Betsey, c, laundress, r rear 189
Chapel
Brown Bowdre E., elk Perdue & Effle-
ston, r Edgewood
Brown B. H., engineer W. & A. R. R
Brown Carrie, c, domestic, r 242 Wheat
of every <lesci-lptloii, Oity
and Country, for sale l>y
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Brown Cephas M., elk C. R. R., r 375 S.
Pryor
Brown Charles, elk H. Seltzer, bds 32
Bartow
Brown Charles, flsh, 17 Peachtree, soda
water, 88 Luckie
Brown Charles, c, wks Ga. R. R., r 237
New Wheat
Brown Charles C, bkkpr W. C. Dodson
Brown Charles L., elk M. Cole & Co
Brown Christopher, shoemkr M. Gaines.
r 78J Whitehall
Brown Clinton I., mer, r 112 E. Peters
Brown Collins, c, carpenter, r 145 Wheat
Brown Coleman R., upholsterer Kimball
Brown Columbus, c, lab, r 46 Brick
Brown Cora Miss, r 71 Richardson
Brown Daniel, c, wks A. P. Stewart &
Co.
Brown Darcus, c, laundress, r 213 W. '
Mitchell j
Brown Doc, c, lab, r Freeman row
Brown Ebenezer B., watchman, r 48 N.
Collins » ^^•
Brown Edward, c, barber, 218>^ Decatur
Brown Edward, c, dyer J. Kries, r 220
C. R. R
Brown Edward, c, cook, r 10 S. Calhoun
Brown EdwaM, c, porter Tyler & Mc- •
Goodwin
Brown Edward C, elk Dr. F. King, r48
N. Collins ^'
Brown Edward M., trav agt, bds 72 Ma-
rietta
BROWN ELIJAH A., sec and treas Dade
Coal Co., 38 E. Wall, r 133 Washing-
ton ^
Brown Eliza, c, laundress, r 54 Gemun-
den
Brown Elizabeth, wid J. M., bds 143 •
Walton
Brown Elizabeth, wid L. S., r 29 Leon-
ard
Brown Elizabeth, wid W., r 300 Boule-
vard
Brown Ella, wks Atla Cot Fcty
BrowTi Ellen, wid G. H., r 59 Windsor
Brown Emanuel, c, porter, r 240 E. Fair -
Brown Emmet, student, bds 33 N. For- :
syth
Brown Essie Miss, r 183 Fillmore
Brown E. P. (Norwood & Brown), r
Cincinnati, 0
Brown Fabian, cooper, 126 W. Mitchell,
r 120 W. Mitchell
Brown Fannie Miss, r 71 Richardson
Brown Felix, c, cook Markham House, r
Butler, n of Forrest av
Brown Frank A., engineer Atla Bridge
Wks, r 324 Marietta *>
^;, J-.jy'yd'lCH*". »« W. Mitchell,
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Brown Freeman, c, lab, r 98 Forrest av
Brown George, c, lab, r ns Currier, 2d e
of Calhoun
Brown George,c, waiter Markham House,
r 123 Ellis '
Brown George M., elk, r 133 Washington
Brown George S., with Davenport, John-
son <fc Co., r 35 Pulliam
Brown Green, c, lab, r 64 James
Brown Green, c, waiter, r 70 James
Brown Guy, c, carpenter, r ns Cox, Ist
w of Orme
Brown G., carpenter, bds 190 Marietta
Brown G. F., engineer A-L. Ry
Brown G. H., (est G. H. Brown), crock-
ery, 82 Whitehall
Brown Harry, wks W. G. Robinson, Jr
Brown Henry, c, barber, 8 J E. Wall, r 265
W. MitcheU
Brown Henry, wks Fulton Mills
Brown Henry, c, wks Harle & Parrott
Brown Henry, c, wks A-L. Ry
Brown Hugh, wks Fulton Mills
Brown H., wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Brown Ida Mrs., r 120 W. Mitchell
Brown I. M., fireman, r 73 Rhodes
Brown Jackie Miss, r 183 Fillmore
Brown James, c, blksmith, r 200 Eraser
Brown James, c, carpenter, r 199 Rich-
ardson
Brown James, c, messenger, r 41 Con-
nally
Brown James, c, drayman, r rear 354 W.
Peachtree
Brown James, c, lab, r 62 Nelson
Brown James, c, lab, r 118 Haynes
Brown James, c, shoetokr, 107 Eraser, r
al rear 200 Eraser
Brown James, student, bds 286 Marietta
Brown James, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r 7
Cain
Brown James, c, wks A. M. Bergstrom
Brown James Jr., elk J. D Frazier, r 27
Leonard
Brown James A., c, restaurant and con-
fectionery, 71 Peachtree
Brown James B., awning mkr, r 183
Fillmore
Brown James B., elk, r 12 Howell
Brown James M., c, butler W. D. Grant
Brown Jane, c, laundress, r 60 Ripley
Brown Jane, c, laundress, r 197Mangum
Brown Jesse A., elk J. N. Landrum, r
48 Bartow
Brown Jemima Miss, bds 113 Walton
Brown Jennie, c, laundress, r 2 Honey al
Brown John, c, lab, r 115 Pine
Brown John, c, lab, r 216 W. Hunter
Brown John, c,lab, r rear 23 Stonewall
Brown Jobn. lab, r 53 Hay den
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Brown John, c, porter J. B. Daniel
Brown John, c, wks O. A'. Smith, r
Markham
Brown John H., c, waiter Markham. r
193 Chapel jV
Brown John N., carpenter, r W. E •
Brown John S. (Brown & Adams), r 129
Nelson
Brown Joseph, c, drayman, r 19 Horton
Brown Joseph, c, lab, r 45 Greens Ferry
av
Brown Joseph, c, lab, r 12 Moore V *
BROWN JOSEPH E. HON., U. S. Sena-
tor and pres W. & A. R. R., r 133
Washington
BROWN JOSEPH M., genl frt agt W. &
A. R. R„ r 133 Washington
Brown Julia, c, laundress, r 10 Thur-
mond
BROWN JULIUS L., lawyer, pres Castle
Rock Coal Co., vice pres Dade Coal Co.,
vice pres Walker Iron and Coal Co.,
notary public, room 4, 38 E. Wall, r 140
Washington
Brown J. Bachman, elk Dobbs & Bro..
bds 357 Whitehall
Brown J. F., wks A-L. Ry
Brown J. M., fireman W. <fc A. R. R
Brown Lawrence, c, lab, r 96* S. Broad
Brown Leonard W., elk E. Bates A Co.,
r 71 Richardson
Brown Levi, c, wks R. R., r 160 W. Fair
Brown Lewis, c, porter Dohme <fc DuflFy,
rear 25 Mechanic
Brovm Lewis, c, lab, r 122 Irwin
Brown Lilly Miss, r 71 Smith
Brown Lizzie Mrs., wks Cot Facty r 7
Cain
Brown Lottie Miss, r 59 Windsor
Brown Louisa Mrs., mattress mkr, r Ira
nr limits
Brown Louisa M., wid N. E., r 71 Smith
Brown Luke, c, wks Gordon & White, r
12 Grant
Brown L. J. Mrs., milliner John Keelv.
r 37 Pulliam ^'
Brown Mack N., with H. A. Fuller &
Son., r 2o E. Alabama
Brown Maggie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Brown Marcus, bkkpr T. R. Ripley, r 13
W. Fair ^'
Brown Mark, c, wks D. F. Carter
Brown Marshall, c, wks T. G. Rawlins
Brdwn Mary, c, laundress, r 79 E. Fair
Brown Mary, c, wks D. B. Ladd, r Hoi-
comb al
Brown Mary, c, w^aiter, r 199 Bobbins^
Brown Mary Miss, wks Fulton Miils
Brown Mary C. Miss, bds 283 E. Fair
Bro^vTi Marv L. Mrs, r 2 Ponder
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Brown Minnie Miss, seamstress Seliff,
Bi'os. & Co., r 78 Walker
Brown Miranda, wid H. F., r 27 Henry-
Brown Moses, c, shoemkr R. Hooper, r
128Markham
Brown Nancy C, wid J. G., bds 283 E.
Fair
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Brown Nathan, c, carpenter, r 35 Old
Wheat
Brown Nathan, elk, r 71 Smith
Brown Nelson, c, carpenter, r ns Foster,
4th e of Jackson
Brown Noah, c, lab, r E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., 2d n of Wells
Brown Patrick, c, wks J. M. Holbrook
BrowTi Perino C, conductor, r 64 E.
Mitchell
Brown Phebe, c, laundress, r 9 Welton pi
Brown Price, c, student, r 265 W.
Mitchell
Brown Radford, c, lab, r 118 Haynes
Brown Robert, c, waiter Kimball
Brown Robert E., bkkpr, r 397 Whitehall
Brown Robert T., with H. A. Fuller &
Son, r 20J E. Alabama
Brown Roxy, c, laundress, r rear 225 W.
Peters
Brown Sarah Miss, r 133 Washington
Brown Sarah A. Mrs., r 138 Davis
Brown Silas, c, lab, r 103 Tattnall
Brown Sophia, c, laundress, r 26 Ira
Brown Sophia, c, laundress, r 14 Green's
Ferry av «
Brown Stephen, c, wks R. C. Bosche & Co
Brown Theodore D., trav afft, r 93 S.
Broad
Brown Theron H., elk Atla Pub Pro Cot-
& Stock Ex, r 46 Cooper
Brown Thomas, c, wks Sou Ag Wks
Brown Thomas, c, waiter Kimball
Brown Thomas J., machinist, r 129 Nel-
son
Brown Thomas J.,c, shoemkr, 156 Wheat,
r 38 Randolph
Brown Ula Miss, r 71 Smith
Brown Virginia C. Mrs., r 17 Wheat
Brown Walter, c, lab, r 122 Irwin
BROWN WALTER R., lawyer, (Refer-
ence American Exchange Nat. Bank,
N. X), 9 Whitehall, r 71 Richardson
Brown Washington, c, lab, r 6 Maitin al
Brown William, c carpenter, r 8 S.Terry
Brown William, c, cook Markham, r 122
Irwin
Brown William, wks 38 Peachtree, r 286
Marietta
Brown William, c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
Brown William, c, lab, r 108 Gray
Brown William, c, lab, r 2 Ponder
Brown William, wks Fulton Mills
Brown William, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Brown William H., carpenter, r 1^3
Green's Ferry av
Brown William J., wks Fulton Mills, r 8
Factory Grounds
Brown William M., c, shoemkr, 298 Ma-
rietta, r 191 Whitehall
Brown William R., contractor, bds 74 E.
Hrnter
Brown William S„ bkkpr J. Silvey &
Co., r 71 Richardson
Brown William T., wks Ga. R. R., r 429
Whitehall :
Brown Wilson C, engineer Ga. R. R.,
r 283 E. Fair
Brown W., wks Atlanta Bridge Wks
Brown <fc Adams (J. S. Brown and R. H.
Adams), grocers, 165 W. Mitchell
Browne Charles McD., postal cly Ry M.
S.,r 16 Capitol pi
Browne Nettie B. Miss, r 16 Capitol pi
Browne Walker G., dentist, 33 i White-
hall, r 33 Fulton
Browning Alice Miss, with Am. S. M.
Co., r 72 Wheat
Browning James, machinist A-L. Ry,
bds 159 E. Hunter
Browning Maggie Miss, teacher Ivy St
School, r 72 Wheat
Brownlow Mary Miss, r 28 Walnut
Broxton Hezekiah, carpenter, r 86 Alex-
ander
Broxton William T., elk J. J. Baker, r 86
Alexander
Broyles Arnold, with E. N. Broyles, r
149 Gullatt
Broyles Charles E., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r Dalton
BROYLES EDWIN N., lawyer, 8 S.
Broad, r 149 Gullatt
Broylin Doc, c, wks Atla Com & W Co
Bruce Alexander, lab, r 6 Means
Bruce Alexander C. (Bruce & Morgan),
r 56 Houston
Bruce Alice J. Miss, bds 207 Marietta
Bruce Emma Miss, bds 207 Marietta
Bruce James, carpenter, r 47 Leonard
Bruce James, lab, r 289 Luckie
Bruce Jeremiah, c, harness mkr D. Mor-
gan
Bruce John, elk, bds 82 Fowler
Bruce John A., elk C. Treadwell, r 150
Marietta
Bruce John M., carpenter, r 142 Decatur
Bruce John T., printer, bds 207 Marietta
Bruce John W., foreman, r 32j^ W.
Mitchell ^
, Bruce Lee, elk, r 142 Decatur
Bruce Rufus R., elk F. E. Block, r 142
Decatur
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Bruce Sallie Miss, dressmkr, 14? Decatur
Bruce Sarah C, wid D. R., bds 207
Marietta
Bruce Savannah Miss, r 142 Decatur
Bruce William, box mkr, r 142 Decatur
BRUCE & MORGAN (A. C. Bruce and
T* H. Morgan), architects, 1^ Marietta.
(See p. 45.)
Bruckner Eugene, elk Phillips & Crew,
bds 308 Peachtree
BRUFFEY EDWIN CONWAY, reporter
Constitution, r 17 Calhoun
Bruffey Jason N., bkkpr Niles & Tryon,
r 58 Church
Brumby Arnoldus V., boarding, 124 S.
Pryor
Brumby Lee R., conductor Pullman Sou
Car Co., r 124 S. Pryor
Brunner John W. (J. W. Brunner &
Co.),r319W. Peachtree
Brunner J. W. & Co. (J. W. Brunner
and ), com mers, 28 Peachtree
Brunner W. A., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Brunt Albert, c, lab, r rear Hi Greens
Ferry av
Bryan Henry D., watchman, r rear Fac-
tory, s of Tennels
Bryan H. P., weigher C. M. Barnwell &
Co., bds Cannon House
Bryan H., c, porter W. & A. R. R
Bryan Joseph P., furniture, 114>^ Ma-
rietta, r 57 Tattnall
Bryan Mary E. Mrs., associate editor
Sunny South, r Clarkston, Ga
Bryan Samuel, carpenter, r South, cor
Wallace
Bryan Thomas, c, driver W. D. Bell
Bryan William L., elk, r 34 Powers
Bryant Adeline, wid S. H., r 597 Ma-
rietta
Bryant Caroline V. Miss,wks Fulton Mills
Bryant Dora Miss, dressmkr Mrs. M.
Tabor, r 597 Marietta
Bryant George, c, lab, r 135 Luckie
Bryant George, c, mason, r 20 Davis
Bryant James, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Bryant John, c, barber, r 7 Lynch al
Bryant John, wks Fulton Mills, r 7 Fac-
tory Grounds
Bryant John E., sec Sou Advance, r 39
Jones
Bryant Julia Miss wks Fulton Mills
Bryant Laura Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co., r 597 Marietta
Bryant Marion Miss, r 50 Line
Bryant Milley, c, laundress, r 143 Mark-
ham
Bryant Spencer, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Bryant Thomas J., butcher J. W.
Starnes
Bryant Wellborn, wks Wilkins, Post &
Co., r 597 Marietta
Bryant William, wks Elsas, May & Co.,
r 597 Marietta
Bryant William G., bailiff Court House,
r country
Bryant William N., carpenter Mabin &
Terry
Bryce Nancy, wid J. G., r D. Factory
Ground
Bryce Smith, c, lineman W. U. Tel Co.,
r 298 W. Mitchell
Brzezinski Stanislaus B., tailor J. Lynch.
r 59 N. Collins
Buchanan Andrew J., boiler mkr Mc-
Combs, Meakin & Co., r 223 E. Fair
Buchanan Gamett A., machinist, r 330
Eraser
Buchanan James A., elk, r 310 Mangum
Buchanan James F., station house kpr. r
31 Younge. ^ '
Buchanan John A., elk Stemljeimer <fc
Krisle, r 310 Mangum
Buchanan John E., miller, r 10 W. Simp-
son
Buchanan John W., engineer, r 39 W.
Simpson
Buchanan Joseph, wks Cemetery, r
Borne, s of E. Fair
Buchanan Mattie Miss, elk T. S. Lewis
Buchanan Robert H., with Oglesby &
Meador
Buchanan Silas M., foreman M. Cole &
Co ,
Buchanan Sylvanus L., wks H. Lewis
Buchanan Theresa, wid J., r 310 Mangum
Buchanan Thomas J., grocer, 248 Deca-
tur, r 246 Decatur
Buchanan William, printer W. H. Scott
Bueher John C, with G. W. Scott & Co.,
r Decatur, Ga
Buchholz Augustus C, bai-ber, 51 White-
hall, r 6 McAfee
Buchholz Bros. (Louis and H. C. Buch-
holz), boots and shoes, 5 Peachtree
Buchholz Herman C. (Buchholz Bros.),
barber, 9 W. Alabama, r 6 McAfee
Buchholz Louis (Buchholz Bros.), r 6
McAfee
BUCK ALFRED E., elk U. S. Courts,
office U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg, r 430
Peachtree
Buck Richard B„ manager Patapso
Guano Co., bds Kimball
Buck WUliam T., tinner, r 68 Rock
Buckalew Charles, carpenter, r 6 Tumlin
Buckalew James M„ carpenter, r 6 Tum-
lin
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Buekalew Laura, wid J., r 620 Marietta
Buckley W. B., binder J. P. Harrison &
Co., bds 120 Whitehall
Buckmaeter Jefferson R., with Patapseo
Guano Co., r 15 Washington
Buckner Debearaj S., watchman State
House, r 52 Haynes
Buckner Thomas O., conducior W. <fc A.
R. R
Buckshaw Daniel C, shoemkr M.
Gaines, r 33 Ivy
Budden Charles E., with J. P. Harrison
^ & Co., r 76 Davis
Budden Edward R., lithographer, J. P.
Harrison & Co., r 76 I)a\as
Buffington Carrie, wid J., r Powers, se
cor Williams
Buffington George W., fireman W. & A.
R. R., r 16 Venabl©
BuflBngton Kate Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fety,
r 16 Venable
Bugg Anderson, c, porter Lathrop &
Bugg Daniel, c, wks C. E. Taylor, r 28
Fraser
Bu^g Frederick, c, lab, r 8 Thurmond
Buice Alonzo A., tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 23 Martin
Buice David, engineer A. & W. P. R. R.,
r 21 N.Calhoun
Buice Elisha, conductor, r 34 Rhodes
Buice Madison, fruit grower, r 69 W.
Peters
Buice W. H., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Builders Supply Manufacturing Co., 36
Decatur
Buis Louis H., machinist, r Mills, ne cor
Luckie
Buis Melinda, wid A., r Mills, cor
Luckie
Buis William B., foreman Sou. Ag. Wks,
r Mills, cor Luckie ^
Bullard A. Taswell, barkpr Mrs.V. Man-
gum, r 105 S. Broad
Bullard Washington, c, lab, r 166 Fill-
more
Bullen Edward, carriage trimmer, r 446
Marietta
Bullock Dock, c, porter Bird & Comp-
ton
Bullock Green, c, lab, r 8 Richmond
Bullock Matilda, c, laundress, r 70 Mark-
ham
Bullock Rufus B., receiver Atla Cot Fety,
bds Kimball
Bumstead Horace Rev., prof Atla Uni-
versity
Bundly Benjamin, c, lab, r 9 Maple
Bunnell Lee, c, porter F. W. Hart
Burchett Joseph, c, driver, r 182 Ellis
THE
Burckhardt Gustavus, capitalist, r 13
Washington
Burckhardt John G, elk Ry M. S., r 13
Washington
Burden F. M., elk Singer Mnfg C, r 42
E.Mitchell '^ '
Burden Georgia, c, laundress, r256 Man-
gum
Burden Edward, c, lab, r 2 Jones al
Burdett James, carpenter, r 107 W. Ba-
ker
Burdett John, c, lab, r 60 Jenkins
Burdett Zachariah, carpenter, r 40 Bush
Burdick Charity, c, laundress, r rear 30S^
Fort
Burdine George, c, driver, r rear 239 S.
Forsyth
Burdine Ross, elk M. T. Salter & Co
Burge Charles H., elk W. & W. Mnfff
Co., r 24 Bush ^
Burge John, blksmith W. & A. R. R.. r
289 Luckie '
Burger Ella Miss, r 342 Decatur ^
Burger Henry C, carpenter Winship &
Bro
Burger WilUam F., mason, r 61 S. For-
syth
Burgess Bolin, painter, bds 18 Howell ^
Burgess Dempson, c, lab, r 15 Wallace
Burgess John W., c, wks Y. M. Irwin, r
15 Wallace '
Burgess Newton, c, lab, r 15 Wallace
Burgund Maximilian C, elk J. W. Mc-
Faul, r 435 Marietta
Burke Aaron, c, blksmth C. Jenkins, r
rear 220 W. Peters
Burke Amelia, c, seamstress, r 39 Howell
Burke Anthony, c, lab, r 19 Scofield
Burke Beauregard G., barber, r 275
Rawson
Burke Charles, c, wks W. C. & M. L.
Tolbert, r 25 Pettis
Burke Edward F., r Bradley, se cor Ez-
zard
Burke Ellen, c, laundress, r rear 150
Decatur
Burke Elsey, plowmkr, r 86 W. Simpson
Burke Henry, coppersmith A-L. Ry
Burke Houston, c, shoemkr A. Freeman,
r332 Washington
Burke Jefferson, c, gardener, r 281 Raw-
son
Burke Jesse, c, porter Niles & Tryon, r
39 Howell ^ ' ,
Burke Jesse H., carpenter, r 34 Bailey
Burke John, c, wks Atla Com & W Co
Burke Joseph F., spice mills, 74 Peach-
tree, bds Markham
Burke Kate Miss, domestic Markham
Burke Leila Miss, r 442 Decatur
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Burke Sarah Miss, seamstress, r 91 BaII w„."!;i "VT^Lf ' .^°' T ?^ ^' ¥.^_
Burke Sarah Miss, seamstress, r 21 Bell
Burke Sarah, wid E., r 225 Decatur
Burke Susan Miss, teacher Ivy Street
School, bds 72 Marietta
Bm-ke Timothy, saloon, 123 Decatur, r 9
S. Calhoun
Burke Whit, c, lab, r rear 12 Thompson
Jiurke Wiley, c, carpenter, r rear 39
Howell •
Burke William B., old book store, 8 E.
Wall, r 35 Cooper
Burkert John M., umbrellamkr, 10 Peach-
tree, r Pulliam, se cor Crumley
Burkett Ira E., bkkpr J. Steinheimer &
Co., r 214 S. Pryor
Burnett Acrey, wid M. A. W., r 16
Bush '
Burnett Christopher, carpenter, bds 61
Larkin
Burnett Edward W., elk, r 30 Mechanic
Burnett Frank, real estate, r 91 McDon-
ough
Burnett James, with Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co ' ^
Burnett John C, fireman W. & A. R. R.,
r 30 Mechanic
Burnett MoUie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fety
Burnett Reuben, c, r rear 11 W. Petere
Burnett Robert L., wks W. G. Robin-
son, Jr
Burnett Sarah Miss, wkg Atla Cot Fety
r 16 Bush *
Burnett Wayne, wid W., r 65 Jones av
Burney Amanda A. Mrs., r 14 Hulsey
Burney James M., with J. J. WUliams &
Co., rl7S. Forsyth
Burney Jane, c, laundress, r 48 Brick
Burney Lilly Miss, r 14 Hulsey
Burney Mitchell, c, grocer, 113 E. Hun-
ter, r 600 Decatur
Burns Andrew, lab, r 227 Martin
Burns Carrie E., c, laundress, r 66 S.
Butler
Burns Cheny, c, cook, r 96 E. Fair
Burns Edward P., student, bds Grant,
se cor Glenn *
Burns Fannie, c, laundress, r 276 N. Cal-
houn
Bums Frank, c, driver, r 6 Fain al
Burns Henry, b(^er mkr, r 319 Rawson
Burns James A., frt agt W. & A. R. R.,
r Grant, se cor Glenn
Bums Jane, c, laundress, r 274 Decatur
^ums John, watchman, r 305 E. Fair
Bums John W., pedler, r 46 ConnaUy
^"™ John W., c, porter Eisman Bros.,
r 56 S. Butler
^^'^"sjiichard, pedler, r 307 Formwalt
r 31 PhilHpg
mm
Burnside Andrew, cl lab,
row
^'i7?K"''^Ty»P^^*«^^-J- Cohen, r
Markham House
Burris Robert, c, waiter KimbaU
Burns William D. bkkpr, r 20 Mill -
Burris Mary, wid H., r 22 W. & A. R B
Burwell Louisa, wid J., r 136 Rhodes
BurweU Richard, c, lab, rns Green, Ist e
of Valentine
Burroughs Jefferson, fireman W. <fc A.
R. R., bds 145 Ga. R. R
Burroughs Jessie L. Miss, r 11 Mamt-
zine *
^"TL^^^*^' carpenter Winship & Bro..
r 15b Mangum
Burse Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Fety
Crkham'"'" ^'^ ^' student,? 170
Burson Richard, c, lab, r 170 Markham
Burt Eugene, wks Atla Cot Facty
«^ ^"^1*?^ ^» shoemkr, r Glenn, se
cor Washington *
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Burt John P., trav agt, r 25 Spring
Burt Joseph, wks Atla Cot Fctv
Burtchaell Mattie Miss, r 99 W Baker
BurtehaeU May Miss, r 99 W. Baker
Bui-ton Edwin, c, waiter KimbaU
Wh^at ^^^"*' c, seamstress, r 125
Burton Henry, c, lab, r 13 Rawson
l2^*^ Horace, c, wks Atla St Ry, r 181
Burton William H., painter W. <fe A. R.
R., r 17 Hulsey
Busby Ann, wid W., r 6 Cain
Bush Brooks, painter, r 18 S. Terrv
BUSH FEED D., southeastern S agt
Mafk^'m ' Rm 3 Kimball House, bSs
Bush Jack, c, lab, r 3 Gartrell
Bush J. Thomas, watchman, r 131 Ma-
rietta "^^
Bush Laura Miss, bds 18 S. Terry
Bush Louisa Miss, bds 213 Marietta
Bush Nora, c, seamstress, r 8 Daniel
Bush Ro*)ert P., conductor W. & A, B.
-K., r 16 S. Terry
Buskirk Lucille, wid F., r 85 Plum
Bussey Edward, engineer, bds 21 MUlg
^ E^/w>*^"*^' lab, bds Grant, sw oor
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Bussey W. David, engineer W. & A. K.
• R., r 246 Luckie
Bustrum Fannie Miss, dressmkr, r 483
Marietta
Bustrum Sophia, wid J. H., r 483 Mari-
etta
Butler Aaron, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co,
r rear 104 Jones
Butler Charles C, wks F. E. Block, r 36
W. Simpson
Butler C, revenue officer, r 112 Luckie
Butler Edward, c, porter, r 95 Larkin
Butler Edward, c, waiter Mrs. N. N.
Archer
Butler Elizabeth, wid T. J., r Gordon,
W E
Butler Elizabeth A., wid G. B., r 79
Smith
Butler Ellen, wid J., r 74 Collins
Butler Fannie Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fcty,
r 28 Mechanic
Butler Frank, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 74 Collins
« Butler George, c, porter Boyd & John-
son
Butler Henry, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Butler Henry C, elk U. S. Q. M., r 16)4
S. Broad
Butler Henry H., machinist Winship &
Bto., r 36 Simpson
Butler Isaac H., boarding, 58 Luckie
Butler John, c, cari)enter, r rear 61 N.
Pryor
Butler John, stone cutter, r74N. Collins
Butler John, tailor, r 64 W. Peters
Butler John W., with Tanner, Currier &
Heath, r Gordon, W. E
Butler liaura Miss, r 58 Luckie
Butler Lemuel C, grocer, r 192 Houston
Butler Mattie Miss, r 58 Luckie
Butler Michael, elk, r 74 N. Collins
Butler Martin H,, wks W. & A. R. R
Butler Patrick, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 74 Collins
Butler Pierce, c, lab, r 233 Clarke
Butler Reuben J., miller, r 36 W. Simp-
son
Butler Richard, c, porter A-L. Ry
Butler Troup, elk, r 113 Peachtree
Butler Warren, printer, bds 120 White-
hall
Butler William W., wks F. E. Block
Butler W, W., watchmkr J. P. Stevens
&Co
Butt Fannie Miss, r 149 S. Forsyth '
Butt Jesse M., elk Langston & Crane, r
149 S. Forsyth
Butt Marcellus, c, porter Akers & Bros
Butt R. B., c, porter W. <fc A. R. R
BUTT WILLIAM M., justice of peace,
16^ Whitehall, r 149 S. Forsyth
Buzbee Carter K. (Johnson, Buzbee &
Co.), r 40 Merritts av
Buzbee William T. (Buzbee & Edwards),
r 8 Mill
Buzbee & Edwards (W. T. Buzbee and
H. Edwards), grocers, 68 Peachtree
Byers Frank W., r 160 Crew
Byers James W., physician, r 160 Crew
Byers Jennie L. Mrs., boarding, 165 S.
Pryor
Byers Lelia L. Miss, r 160 Crew
Byers Wellington, elk, r 160 Crew
Byers William, c, lab, r 10 S. Collins
Bynam Sarah, c, seamstress, r 74 Deca-
tur
Byram William, wks L. Varner
Byrd Augustus, wks Judson, Dunlop &
Co
Byrd Charles, printer V. P. Sisson, r 270
Boulevard
Byrd Ella Miss, r 123 Jackson 1 v -
Byrd Fannie W. Miss, teacher Atla Fe-
male Institute, r 70 Pulliam
Byrd Jackson A., painter, r rear 6 Ez-
zard
Byrd John W., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r Dalton
Byrd Lena Miss, r 123 Jackson
Byrd Maria E., wid D. H., r 70 Pulliam
Byrd Mattie, c, laundress, r 42 Ivy
Byrd M. F., teacher Atla Female Insti-
tute
Byrd Nelly O., wid T. H., r 123 Jackson
Byrd T. H. Mrs., r 23 Jackson
Byrd Tobe, city delivery Evening Herald
Byrd T. M., fireman A-L. Ry
Byrd Victoria M. Miss, r 70 Pulliam
Byrom Esther, c, laundress, r 34 W. Gar-
nett
Byrum Mark B., grocer, 182McDonough
CABANISS GEORGE, c, trimmer J.
M. Smith
Cabaniss Henry H., sec James P. Har-
rison & Co., r 33 Luckie
Cadell Adam R., machinist W. & A. R.
R., bds 60 Smith
Cad well Charles, c, wks A-L. Ry
CADY CHAUNCEY M., manager Estey
Organ Co., 39 S. Broad, r 186 S. For-
syth
Cady Charlotte H. Miss, r 186 S. Forsyth
Cady Harriet Miss, r 186 S. Forsyth
Cady Sarah D. Miss, r 186 S. Forsyth
Cahill Annie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Cahn Edward, elk Ga Suit Co., r 39>^
Whitehall
Cain Henry, elk, r Bellwood
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Cain Jeflferson, engineer, r 120 Rhodse
Cain Robert, c, wks Atlanta St. Ry
CAIN, See also KANE
CALDEB WILLIAM, paints and oils, 49
S. Pryor, r 69 Springy
Caldwell Amelia, widR.,r21 N". Collins
Caldwell Charles, c, wks 67 E. Alabama
Caldwell Emmet A., with New Home
Sewing Machine Co., bds 26 Luckie
Caldwell James, carpenter, r 65 W. Mit-
chell
Caldwell James M., elk R. H. Caldwell,
r Gordon, W. E
Caldwell John A., grocer, r 114 White-
hall, W. E
Caldwell John E., painter A-L. Ry,
r 226 E.Ellis
Caldwell John H., elk, r Gordon, W. E
CALDWELL JOHN J., physician, 77 S.
Pryor, r 72 Marietta
Caldwell JosephB., with M. Menko &
Bro., r 15 Marldiam
Caldwell Joseph T., with Beerman &
Kuhrt, r 21 N. Collins
Caldwell J. W., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Caldwell Robert E., with W. A. Rus-
sell <fc Co., r 269 W. Peachtree
Caldwell Robert H., grocer, Lee, sw cor
Gordon, W. E
Caldwell Thomas, c, porter M. Boyd, r
242 W. Mitchell
Caldwell Tucker, c, butler J. Haas, r
rear 82 Pulliam.
Caldwell William, molder, r 118 Hunni-
cutt
Caldwell William, painter, r 60 Foster
CALHOra ABNEB W. Dr. (eye, ear
and throat), office hours : 8 to 12 a. m.
and 3 to 5 p. m., 38i S. Broad, r 85 E.
Mitchell
Calhoun Andrew E., lawyer, lOiS. For-
syth .
Calhoun Cornelius, c, house mover, r 287
Eraser
Calhoun David, c, lab, r rear 226 Mc-
Donough
Calhoun Frank, porter Glaser Bros., r
foot Welton pi
Calhoun Frank, c, lab, r 20 Cedar
Calhoun George, c, lab, r foot Welton pi
Calhoun Georgia Miss, r 213 Crew
Calhoun Henry C, boilermkr J. A Gif-
ford, r 592 Marietta
Calhoun Indiana Miss, r 213 Crew
CalhounJamesM.,clk, rll Washington
Calhoun Jane, c, cook, r34 Grant
Calhoun John, c, wks 0. A. Smith, r 104
Gray
Calhoun Lizzie, c, laundress, r 262 N.
Calhoun
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Calhoun Louisa, c, laundress, r 147 Ira
Calhoun Lucy B., wi4 E., r 213 Crew
Calhoun Mamie Miss, r 11 Washington
Calhoun Moses, c, confectioner and hotel
34 Decatur, r 239 New Wheat
Calhoun Patrick (Van Epps, Calhoun &
King), r Primitial, nr city
Calhoun Patrick H., elk Court Ordinary,
r 152 Nelson
Calhoun Perry, c, wks Globe P. Mnfg
Calhoun Riley, c, driver J. W. Wallace
Calhoun Seaborn, c, drayman, r 57 Hoirue
CALHOUN WM. LOWNDES HON., or-
dinary Fulton County, office Court
House, r 11 Washington
Call James H., wks Fulton Cot Mills, r
E. Factory Grounds
Callaghan Catherine, wid Dennis, r 31
Magazine
Callaghan James, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Callaghan James J., tinner, r 31 Maga-
zine
Callaghan Kate Miss, r 31 Magazine
Callahan Dennis, cap mkr, r 155 Davis
Callahan James, wks W. & A. R. B r
92 N. BuUer '
Callahan J. C, candy mkr Loyd &
Bro
Callahan O. N„ elk, bds 115 Decatur
Callahan P., elk J. Ryan, r 168 Loyd
Callahan William E., linisher, bds 153
Mangum
Callier E. L., boarding, 31 N. Pryor
Callaway Abbie Miss, leacher Gh^ Hieh
School, r 3 Kirk *
Callaway Carrie C. Miss, bds 51 Mc-
Donough
Callaway David J., gin repairer, r 65
Grant
CALLAWAY EDWARD, room elk Kim-
ball House
Callaway Emory W., elk J. A. Ander-
son & Co., r 13 E. Alabama
Callaway Evans, c, lab, r 222 Glenn
Callaway Franklin, c, porter McAfee,
Oliver & Co
Callaway Hattie Miss, r 3 Kirk
Callaway James, c, lab, r 33 Fort
Callaway Jefferson, c, lab, r 103 TattnaU
Callaway Melinda, c, laundress, r 208
Elliott
Callaway Paul, elk Oglesby & Meador
Callaway Riley, c, lab, r 117 Stonewall
Callaway Robert L., weigher Maddox,
Rucker & Co., bds Kimball
Callaway Thomas M., trav agt, r 3 Kirk
Callaway Thomas W., surveyor, r 242
Peachtree
Calyer Joseph, c, lab, r 10 South
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Cameron Benjamin H. (Cameron &
King), r 80 Marietta
Cameron Henry C, printer, r 66 S.
Broad
Cameron John, saloon, r 29 Fraser
Cameron Toccoa L., wid J. D., r 66 Fair-
lie
Cameron & King (B. H. Cameron and
A. S. King), grocers, 35 W. Mitchell
Cammack Richard C, pres Wheat &
Hodge Mnf^ Co
Camp Benjamin A., grocer, r 33 Bailey
Camp Buena Miss, r 105 E. Hunter
Camp Ella C.', cook, r 38 Rawson
Camp George W. (Camp & Son), fore-
man Winship & Bro., r 142 W. Baker
Camp Henry W., carpenter, r 142 W.
Baker
Camp James, c, lab, r rear 9 Roach
Camp Joseph J., gardener, r ee Grant,
let 8 of Anderson
Camp Laura, wW R. S., r 63 Houston
Camp Marion, stonecutter Robbins Bros
& Co., r Lithonia
Camp Milton P., engineer, r 1 Means
Canp Robert A., elk, r 105 E. Hunter
Camp Tascor, cashier John Keely
Camp T. B., elk Am. S. M. Co., r 68
Fairlie.
Camp Warner, lab, r 48 Bush
CAMP WILLIAM A., manager Ameri-
can Sewing Machine Co., r 68 Fairlie
Camp William A., with Oglesby & Mea-
dor, r 203^ E. Alabama
Camp William M. (CampA Son), r 142
W. Baker
Camp & Son (G. W. and W. M. Camp),
grocers, 188 Marietta
Campbell Alonzo M. Rev., r 59 Windsor
Campbell Brookins, r 77 W. Cain
Campbell Cornelia A., wid W. H., r 410
N. Collins
Campbell Drucilla Mrs., grocer, 149
LucJde
Campbell D. Crowell., with I. Putnam,
r 57 Cone
Campbell Foster, c, wks T. F. Walker, r
. 241 W. Fair
Campbell George D., printer H. H. Dick-
son, r 155 Marietta
Campbell George P., dentist, r 29 Cal-
houn
Campbell Horace K., dentist, r 77 W.
Cain
Campbell Jasper, c, carpenter, r 77 Mc-
Daniel
Campbell James, elk Peck & Talley, r
Parker, cor Scott
Campbell James, saloon, 44 S. Pryor, r
29 Fraser
Campbell James, fireman, bds 16 Con-
nally
Campbell John A., lawyer, r 77 W. Cain
Campbell John B., elk Ry M. S., r 57
Cone
Campbell J. H., elk, r 293 W. Peachtree
Campbell Julia Miss, r 144 Luckie
Campbell Julia, wid C, r 400 Peachtree
Campbell Lazarus P., carrier P. O., r 75
W. Cain
Campbell Milos M., elk W. & A. R. R., r
64 Mangum
Campbell William, blksmth, r 95 Pine
Campbell William E., brakeman W. &
A. R. R.,rl45,Ga. R. R
Campbell William H., with W. A. Tay-
lor, r 124 Peachtree
Campbell William J., bkkpr Constitution,
bds 73 Marietta
Campbell William P., elk, r 72 Wheat
Campbell York, c, lab, r 27 Solomon
Candler Asa G. (Howard & Candler), r
Edgewood
Candler Daniel B., elk Howard and
Candler
CANDLER JOHN S. (Read & Candler),
notary public, r Edgewood
Candler Milton A. (Candler & Thomson),
r Decatur, Ga
Candler Ro. L. (O'Neale & Candler),
bds Kimball
CANDLER k THOMSON, (Milton A.
Candler and Wm. S. Thomson), law-
yers, room 3, 32 E. Wall
Cando Gustavus, butcher Clemmons &
Kenny, r 60 McDonough
Canfield Joseph H. (Canfield & Law-
rence), r 158 Decatur
Canfield & Lawrence (J. H. Canfield,
and J. D. Lawrence), vinegar mnfrs,
158 Decatur
Cameron Aldus X., printer, r 186 Haynes
Cameron E. A. Mrs., r 96 Loyd
CANNON HOUSE, J. L. Keith, propr;
163^ Marietta
Cannon Mary A. Mrs., r 92 Loyd
Cannou Michael, carpenter, r 93 Vine
Cannon Nicholas C, copper smith W.
& A. R. R., bds 92 Loyd
Cannon Sarah Mrs., dressmkr, r43 W.
Foundry
Cannon T. Watt, driver engine Co., No.
2, r 23>^ Mitchell
Cannon William R., chief mailing elk,
P. O., r 20 E. Alabama
Canovarrl John (Massa A Canovarri),
fruits, 36 Marietta
Cantrell James, flagman A. & W. P. R.
R., bds, 145 Ga. K. R
Cantrell James, r. lab, r 19 Roach
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Card well Charles, c, lab, r 11 Ella
Cardwell John W., teacher Clark Uni-
versity
Carey Jeft'erson A., c, grocer, 130 Mc-
Danlel, r 81 Humphries
Carey John, c, wks Johnson & Stallings
Carey Mary, c, nurse, r 30 Foster
Carey Patrick (Oliver & Carey), bds
Gate Gity Hotel
Carey Peter, c, elk, r 81 Humphries
Carey Simon P., c, elk, r 81 Humphries
Carey Thomas, carpenter Oliver & Carey
Carey Warren, wks Hunnlcutt & Bel-
Ungrath, r 281 Railroad
Carey Wilson, c, cook, r 26 Rawson
Carger Julius, c, carpenter, r 279 Eraser
Cargile Charles, c, elk, r 17 Gemunden
CABeiLE MITCHELL C, c, undertaker,
9 Ivy, r 189 Clarke
Cargile Robert, c, wks H. Werner, r 17
Gemunden
Cargile Zeb, c, wks M. CargUe, r ws
Butler, 1st n of Cain
Cariisle James C, policeman, r 310
Rawson
Carlisle Mary I. Mrs., dressmkr, r 310
Rawson
Carlisle Moses, wks Maddox, Rucker &
Co., r 23 Pettis
Carlton Anna Mrs., mattressmkr, r 123
McDonough
Carlton Benjamin G., elk, r 169 Crew
Carlton James C. C, elk, r 30 Ella
Cariton James E., elk C. M. Berrf^ r 25
Houston
Carlton James K. P. (Carlton <fc Smith),
r 25 Ella *
Carlton John M. B. (J. M. B. Cariton
& Son and Carlton & Co.), r 134 Marl-
CARLTON J. M. B. & SON (J. M. B.
and W. H. Carlton), grocers, 134 and
136 Marietta, 188 and 190 Decatur
Carlton Spencer, c, lab, r 123 Mc-
Danlel
Carlton Stephen, c, carpenter, r 293 Ran-
dolph
Cariton Walter, elk W. A. Shannon, r
30 Ella
Cariton William H. (J. M. B. Carlton
& Son and Carlton & Son) r 134 Ma-
rietta
Cariton Willis, c, lab, r es Daniel, 2d s of
Walker al
Chiton A Smith (J. K. P. Carlton and
H. D. Smith), commers, 11 S. For-
syth
Cariton & Son, (J. M. B. and W. H. Carl-
ton),grocers, 106 Whitehall, 80 Peach-
tree. 204 \V. Peters
mm
Carmack James, c, elk, r 32 Decatur
Carmiehael Hattie E. Miss, r 22 Moore
Carmlchaal James H. (Hooper A Car-
miehael),, r 42 Mills i
Carmiehael Jonathan, r 358 Whitehall
Carmiehael Nancy A. Miss, r 22 Moore
Carmlchal Osborne, c, lab, r rear 226 Mc-
Donough
Carmiehael Robert A., wks A. & W. P.
R. R
Carmiehael William M. (Carmiehael <fe
Shcats) r 276 Marietta
Carmiehael & Sheats (W. M. Carmiehael
and T. R. Sheats), butchers, 191 and
278 Marlett;*
Carney Charles, brakeman W. & A.
R. R
Carpenter Charles M., with Duck <fc Co.,
Carpenter Edward H. (Smith & Carpen-
ter), bds 36 N. Calhoun
Carpenter G. O., wks Fulton Mills
Carpenter John T., c, driver Chess-Car-
ley Co
CARPENTER LEANDER D., dentist,
47 Whitehall, r 158 Rawson
Carr Benjamin, drayman, r 71 Alexander
Carr Brown, c, porter Davenport, John-
son & Co., r 101 Eraser
Carr David B., lab, r 13 Lovejoy
Carr Delphy, c, laundress, r 101 Martin
Carr Edwin W., tinner Hunnlcutt &
BelUngrath, r 10 Bartow
Carr Fannie Mrs., dressmkr, 23 Corput
Carr George Mc, collector Gate City Nat
Bank, r 18 Houston
Carr James O., c, porter Davenport,
Johnson & Co., r 96 Jones
Carr Jane, g, laundress, r 19 Phillips row
Carr John, c, drayman, r 159 N. Butler
Carr John, c, porter, r 19 Markham
Carr John, wks Frierson <fc Gresham
Carr Katie, c, laundress, r 26 Fairlie
Carr Matilda, c, cook, r 276 E. Hunter
Carr Nathan C, mer, r 18 Houston
Carr Nathan C. Jr., elk, r 18 Houston
Carr Noland, c, lab, r rear 150 Decatur
Carr Robert, c, lab, r 78 Richardson
Carr Scott, wks Kimball
Carr Seaborn, c, lab, r 19 Richmond
CARR, See also KARR
Carrie John T., conductor W. A A. R.
R., r Big Shanty
Carrigan Frederick A., route agt Ry. M.
S., bds, 37 Grubb
Carrigan Maude Miss, printer, r 100 For-
rest av
Carraway Claude M., trav agt, bds 41 E.
Mitchell
Carraway James B., butcher, 117 White-
hall, r 18 Haynes
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262
CAS
' Carraway Mary C, wid Z., r 19 W.
Baker
Carraway Paul, bkkpr, bd841 E. Mitchell
Carroll Absalom W., cotton buyer, bds
51 Wheat
Carroll George F., wks W. U. Tel. Co.,
r61 Davis
Carroll George P., elk Merritt & Sum-
mers
Carroll Georgia Miss, r 157 Ivy
Carroll Henry C, c, grocer, 181 E. Cain
Carroll James, c, lab, r rear 19 Mechanic
Carroll Julius A., with Akers & Bros
Carroll Margaret, wid Patrick, bds 99
Walton
Carroll Mary L., wid E., r 1 Gray
Carroll Matthew C, mer tailor, 1 E.
Alabama, r 130 Thompson
CARROLL OWEN C, saloon, wines and
liquors, 52 Decatur, r 96 Walton
Carroll William, carpenter, r 45 Gray
Carson James B., elk 66 Whitehall, bds
51 McDonough
Carson Nina P. Mrs., dressmkr, 39
Rhodes
Carter Amanda, c, laundress, r rear 280
New Wheat
Carter Andrew, c, lab, r 277 Rawson
Carter Andrew P., elk, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Carter Benjamin F., lawyer ,40 J Marietta,
r 9 Houston
Carter Celia, wid J., r 12 Haynes
Carter Columbus M., wks A. J. Miller,
r Peachtree, cor Wheat
Carter Dangerfield, c, carpenter, r 249
Jones
Carter Edgar V., lawyer, 12>^ E. Ala-
bama, bds 33 N. Forsyth
Carter Edward, c, lab, r 198 E. Harris
Carter Edward B. Rev., c, pastor Friend-
ship Baptist Church, r 289 W. Mitchell
Carter Eli, c, lab, r 74 Gilmer
Carter Elizabeth Miss, r 185 Green's
Ferry av
Carter Frank N., printer, r 111 Houston
Carter George, c, lab, r 26 Thurman
Carter Henry, c, carpenter, r 275 Raw-
son
Carter Humphrey, c, lab, r C. R. R., sw
cor McDaniel
Carter Isaiah, c, packer, t 26 Martin
Carter James D., bkkpr J. Lynch, r 20
Wlieat
Carter James T., collector, r 130 N. Col-
lins
Carter John, c, wks Winship & Bro., r
176 Markham
Carter John, c, carpenter, r rear 160 N.
Collins
Carter Jot^iah A., physician, 111 Houston
CARTER JOSIAH A., reporter Consti-
tution, r 111 Houston ?
Carter J. M., student, bds 26 Gilmer
Carter J. R., student, bds 26 Gilmer ,
Carter Oliver, c, lab, r 36 Reed
Carter Parker, c, laundress, r 11 Bell
Carter Peter, c, lab, r 198 E. Harris
Carter Richard H., prin Houston St.
School, r E. Harris, nw cor Fort
Carter Robert, c, waiter, r 447 E. Fair
Carter Robert S., physician, 9% Peach-
tree, r 35 Grubb
Carter Rufus, c, driver Atla Brew Co
Carter Shadrach H., lab, r 161 Markham
Carter Squire, c, lab, r Orme, n of Pine
Carter William, c, lab, r 198 E. Harris
Carter William, c, plasterer, r 61 Hilliard »
Carter William H., printer, r 111 Hous-
ton ,,
Carter W. B., with M. Franklin
Carter Young, c, wks Atla Com. and W.
Co
Cartmell J.B., sec World, 31>.< S. Brpad
Cartwright A. C, with W. J. White,
bds Commercial Hotel
Carver Oliver, c, waiter Kimball
Case Lucy E. Miss, teacher Atla Uni*
versity
Casen Charles, molder, r 12 Pettis
Casey Artiiur, c, teacher, r43 Rawson
Casey William, c, lab, r 2 Jennings al
Casey William, c, shoemkr, 180 Decatur,
r 8 George
Casey W., wks Fulton Mills
Cash Harrison, c, blksmith, r 172 Eraser
Cash Warren, c, lab, r Means, e of W. &
A. R. R
Cashin James J., barkpr S. T. Grady,
bds Cannon House
Casner E. B., fireman W. & A. R. R
Cason Edwin M., policeman, r 223 E.
Hunter
Cason Jesse, wks J. Warlick & Son
Cason John W., jail guard, r 280 Mc-
Donough
Cason Matilda C, wid J., bds 49 Glynn
Cason Richard, coupler W. & A. R. R.,
r 270 E. Hunter
Cason William, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Cassels L. Mallard, with G. W. Scott &
Co., r 208 Jones
Cassels Robert, c, lab, r 23 Henry
.Cassidy Cornelius P., grocer, 100 Rich-
mond, r 48 Connally
Cassidy Richard, cigar mkr J. R. San-
ders & Co., r 169 Marietta
Cassin C. P., planter, bds 233 Ivy
Cassin Henry A., elk Moore, Marsh &
Co., r 233 Ivy
Castle Rock Coal Co. of Ga., 38 E.
- \S[all
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^AT*"™^^
The Smith American Organs
CAS
263
Castleberry Annie Miss, dressmkr, r rear
9 Roach
CASTLEBERRY MERRILL T., furni-
ture, 85 Whitehall, r 348 Whitehall
Castleberry Zach (Pellegrini & Castle-
berry), r 158 W. Peters
CASTLEMAN HUMPHREYS, broker
and dealer in stocks and bonds and ine
agt; represents ROYAL INS. CO. and
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE
INS. CO., 10 E. Alabama, r 33 Rich-
mond. (See backbone.)
Caswell Jane, c, laundress, r 40 Brick
Catching Benjamin H., dentist, 40M
Whitehall, r 46 Cooper
Catchings Eliza, wid S., r 146 Whitehall
Cater C. C, c, carrier P. O., r 100 E.
Cain
Cater D. F., wood, 71 James, r 109 W.
Harris
Cater William E., elk D. F. Cater, r 109
W. Harris
Cates Ella M. Miss, bds 46 E. Hunter
Cates Newton, c, lab, r Rice,w of Boule-
vard
Cathcart Ann, wid J., r 259 Whitehall
Cathey John B., collector Traynham &
Ray, r 206 Whitehall
Catholic Library Assn, Hunter, se cor
Loyd
Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevo-
lent Society, Hunter, se cor Loyd
Catlett John M., elk 663^ Whitehall, r
66>^ Whitehall
Catley Lizzie Miss, bds 278 Jones
Catley Mary Mrs., r 278 Jones
Catley Richard H., painter, bds 278
Jones
Cato Ferbie, c, laundress, r 80 Green's
Ferry av
Cato William, c, waiter Kimball, r 11
HoUand
Catron William H., tinner J. W. Phil-
lips, bds National Hotel
Catt George B., with W. C. Neff & Co.,
bds Commercial Hotel
Cauble John, tinner, bds 129 Walton
Caudle Thomas A., agt, r 20 Henry,
Caulea John, printer, bds 54 W. Foundry
Cauler John, c, lab, r 41 Mays al
Cauley Anna Miss, domestic D. W. Ap-
pier ^
Cauley Mattie Miss, r 55 Martin
Cavwiaugh George, c, trimmer, r 42
Cave John H., bkkpr M. M. Mauck, r
111 Rawson
Caverly Charles E. (Johnson & Caverly),
bds Markham
CHA
to all Points.
Caverly Eugene S., elk A-L. Ry, r 53
Bell
Caverly William, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Cavil Archibald, c, porter P. & G. T.
Dodd, r 192 Hilliard
Cawthorn John, contractor, r 71 Ponder
Cawthorn John F., elk, r 47 Henry
Cecelia Mary Sister Superior, r 216 N.
Collins '
Center Caroline H., wid I. H., r 20 Cox
Central Baptist Church, Fair, nw cor
Peters
Central Ivy Street Hospital, 46 Ivy
CENTRAL NURSERY, A. Lambert,
propr ; e of Cemetery. (See p. 46.)
CENTRAL PLANING MILL, Traynham
& Ray, 68 Decatur
Central Presbyterian Church, ws Wash-
in^on, bet Hunter and Mitchell
CEISTRAL RAILROAD OF GA., R.
Schmidt, agt; 95 W. Mitchell. (See
p. 55.)
Chadwick James, mason, r Walnut, cor
High
Chadwick Mattie, wid M. E., bds 120 S.
Pryor
Chaffin George W., tel repairer, r 35
Thurmond
Chaffin James L., saloon, r 146 Decatur
Chaffin Thomas, mess W. U. Tel Co., r35
Thurmond
Chaffin William, wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Chamber of Commerce, 44 E. Alabama
Chamberlian Samuel, grocer, Walton, ne
cor Foundry
Chamberlain Thomas, blksmith, r 2023^
Marietta
CHAMBERLIN, BOYNTON & CO. (E.
P. Chamberlin, C. E. Boynton, H. S.
Johnson, A. H. Greene, J. W. Thom-
son, A. J. Walker and J. A. Robinson)
dry goods, carpets, boots & shoes, 66
and 68 Whitehall and 1 to 15 E. Hunter
Chamberlin Edward P. (Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co.), r 146 Whitehall
Chamberlin Frank A., elk, r 146 White-
hall
Chambers Drusilla, c, laundress, r 78
Humphries
Chambers Henry, trader, r 531 Marietta
Chambers James, molder, 12 Pittman al
Chambers John, wks W. S. Withers r 12
Pittman al
Chambers J. H. & Co., publishers, 3>^
Whitehall ' ^
Chambers Xannie F., wid E. H., r 38 W.
Peters
Chambers Nathaniel, r 12 Pittman al
Chambers Oscar, elk E. Bates & Co
TEE lEMi BQirs FSDnsis:
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IN ATLANTA. Ev«ry detorlptlM
of Real Estate for eale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
II CHI
Chambers Solomon, lab, r 1 Roach
Chambers William N., machinist, r 12
Pittman al
Chamblee John D., barkpr Fletcher &
Co., r 19 McAfee.
Champe C. Thompson, tailor, 1 W. Wall,
r 23 Stonewall
Champion O. H. P., confectionery, 70>^
Decatur
Champion Robert, c, lab, r rear 146 De-
catur
Champney Sarah H. Miss, teacher Bjip.
Fem. Seminary, r Leonard, cor Semi-
nary
Chandler David P., conductor, r 253 De-
catur
Chandler Jacob, c, driver England, Jelks
& Tappan, r 127 E. Ellis
Chandler John E.,blk8mith, r 13 Leon-
ard
Chandler Merida, c, lab, r 154 Martin
Chandler Nancy A., wid J., r 29 N. Cal-
houn
Chandler Raphael, c, driver F. W. Hart,
r 38 Jennings al
Chandler Thomas, c, lab, r 26 Green's
Ferry av
CHANDLER THOMAS W., bkkpr Wil-
kins, Pofet & Co., r 35 Grubb
Chandler AValton, carpenter, r 134 De-
tur
Chandler Wheeler J., elk, bds 150 White-
hall
Ch&ney Eliza A., wid F. M., r 202 W.
Fair
Chaney G^o. L. Rev., pastor First Uni-
tarian Church, bds Kimball
Chaney Heniy, cash boy 66 Whitehall, r
181 Thompson
Chaney Robert D., cjk 66 Whitehall, r
181 Thompson
Chapmpn Bradley, c, wks Z. E. Taylor
Chapman Cupid, c, painter, r 1 Glenn
Chapman Eliza A. Mrs., r 150 Crew
Chapman Frank, coppersmith, bds 76 Mc-
Daniel
Chapman Isaac, c, lab, r rear 33 Fulton
Chapman Jesse, c, lab, r 251 Marietta
Chapman Joieph A., conductor A-L. Ry,
bds 104 Jones
Chapman Martha, wid A., r es Orme, 3d
n of Pine
Chapman Monroe E., brickmason r 196
Houston
Chapman Sanford, c, lab, r 145 Ira
Chapman Thomas H,, painter, r 1 Glenn
Chapman WiUiam, c, lab, r 236 New
Wheat
Chapman William H., bds 13 Wash-
ington
TH£ KEHNESAW RIZ
Chappel Alexander, c, painter, r rear 86
E. Cain
Chappel May Miss, bds 40 Line
Chappel William, wks flinman & Son
Chase A. Y., wks Atla Bridge Wks, bdfi5
State
Chase Lawson, agt Rasin Fertilizer Co.,
r 297 Whitehall
Chase Thomas N., prof Atla University
Chastain Dora C. Miss, r 251 E. Hunter
Chastain Emanuel, c, lab, r 70 E. Harris
Chastain Fannie, wid A., r 83 Ga. R. R
Chastain Jane B. Mrs., r 251 E. Hunter
Chastain Nelson A., engineer W. & A.
R. R
Chastain Sidney, c, lab, r 9 Lynch al
CHASTAIN THOMAS A., 'broker, r 49
Wheat \
Chatfield Joseph, wks R. RJ bds 16 Con-
nally t,
Chatham Thomas R., flremarfi^-L. By
Chattahoochee Canal Co., 9Whitehall
Cheats Anderson, c, driver H. Lewis, r
12 Barracks j
Cherris Mattie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Cherry Albert H., c, porter L. D. Car-
penter
Cherry Clarence, wks J. T. Haunson
Cherry Glasgow, elk r 162 N. Calhoun
Cherry Martha Miss, r 18 Howell
Cherry Samuel, elk J. M. Hill & Co
Cherry Walter, c, waiter Kimball, r rear
36 Ivy ,.
Cheshire Casper, grocer, J531 Wheat
Cheshire Elijah D. (CheAire & Talley),
r 13 W. Peters ^M;
Cheshire LaFayette C. w^ A. R. Logan
& Co., r 20 E. Peters ;^-
Cheshire William M, cli^ds 12>^ W.
Mitchell WW
CHESHIRE & TALLEY (1e. D. Ches-
hire and A. S. Talley), real estate agts,
12 W. Mitchell.
CHESS CABLEY-CO., petroleum and
its products, 51 S. Pryor
Chester Eiias, c, lab, r 22 Corput
Chester John S., engineer W. <fc A. R. R.
bds 100 Walton
Cheeves Thomas, c, shoemkr, 209 W.
Peters
CHICAGO BEEP iJIABKET, 3 E. Ala-
bama
Chick Catherine A. Mrs., r 86 Mangum
Childers Sarah Mrs., domestic G. F.
Bolles
Childs Flora, c, laundress, r Freemans
row
Chisholm Albert, mer, r 77 E. Garnett
Chisholm Charles, elk r 77 E. Garnett
Chisholm M. E. Mrs., r 77 E. Garnett
TE is the Best
MortlkEattaiVtoL
For *^^iinri ^f'V'-"l^"f 1^' 96 W. Mitchell,
ror any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shmp-ioa'
^^? on"? ^^'iS^'*^' ^^^ *^ack & Holland,"
bds 293 McDonough
Cl^holm Solomon, c, wks Atla Com <fc
fV . v^O
Chisolm A. Gaines, r 168 S. Pryor
^wS^^'x J^^''^^^^® ^- ^rs., bds 150
Whitehall
Chisolm Ellen C. Miss, r 168 S. Pryor
Chisolm Ernest E., .38 Whitehall
Chisolm J. Perry, store kpr U. S. Rev
Dept, r 168 S. Pryor
Chisolm Rebecca E., wid W. A., r 168 S
Pryor
Chisolm Willis P., r 41 E. Alabama
Choice Richard, c, lab, r 6 Newman al
, Chosewood Ella Miss, wks S. S. Co. r 4
' Sampson '
Chosewood EmUy, wid W., r 4 Sampson
Christian Edward, c, waiter Markham
Wheaf ^^^^®^' ^» gardener, r 244 New
Christian George, carpenter, r 194 FiU-
more
Christian Hunter H., tinner, bds 28 Kelly
Christian Index, Harrison, Wharton &
Niinnally, proprs; 32 and 34 W. Alar
bama
^^^i^*io^?^^^ ^'^ wi^ E. Bates & Co.,
bds 83 Marietta '
^^/l^i^V^^fPv.^.f*' ^'^^ H- W.Jones
r 23>^ Whitehall
^^Jlfir"" ^,l"^^d, c, wks James Bank, r
244 New Wheat
• ^^Ji^tian WpHam C. D., wks W. & A.
R. R., r 28 Kelly
Christian William H., wks Ga. R. R
Christie Eldred, student, bds 69 N. Col-
lins
Christie Florence, c, laundress, r 167
Davis '
''Rl>MLonrfo' ""^'^^^ "^""^''^^
Christler Mack, c, lab, r Bellwood
Christopher Mattie, wid H., r 69 Hum-
pries '
Christopher Samuel H. (W. T. Christo-
^pher & Bro ), r 77>^ S. Broad
Christopher William T. (W. T. Christo-
^ P£5^J^ Bro.), bds National
CHRISTOPHEB W. T. & BBO. (W.
r. and S. H. Christopher), proprs
Chnstophine Frank, policeman, r 23
opring *
^^^^^^iickney, c, shoemkr, r 134 E.
^^^^^g^illiam, c, barber P. Maltry, r 21
Church Augusta, wid W.. r 42 Rnolr
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^^loh Cnarl^, brakeman W. <fc A".
""^^ W. BalTr'^* ""'"' ^' * ""' ^- ^', '
^ oTrennelT ^" ^''^"^'' ' ^^^^' «
^^^^^^ i'^^h e'^gineer, Winship &
Bro., r 82 Rock ^ i'
Church Mollie Miss, bds 42 Rock *^
Church 6f Christ, 38 E. Hunter
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Loyd, se cor Hunter *
^^n^^'h'^l ^^g^^tus R., carpenter, T
Chattahoochee, se cor Jones av
ChurchUl John W., wks Atla Bridge
ou ^x! .f, Hunmcutt, se cor Plum ^
Plum ^""^ ^'' ^^^ '^^ ^'^ ' ^^
^^ri^A^^'vli^^ ORLEANS AND
TEXAS PACIFIC BY, W. S. St.
George, genl sou agt; T. C. Murphv
pass a^, 12 E. Wafl.' (See p. 53.) '
^aL Mfeh^ll"^^^^"^^' ^^ ^^-^-
^^^^^^ i*arthenia, wid J., r 173 Peach-
""'S^ dSu?-' '^'^^ ^- ^---^
ru^^^^ Calvin S physician, r 9 Holland
n] i^^A Pi^""' bkbinder, r 155 Nelson
c\tlt i^^^'^^^ ^- ^- ^ 47 E. Simpson
^1 u ^1k'® ^^«' ^ 47 E. Simpson
'M^7tSie^^^^"^<^^--"7),
Clark Allen, c, lab, r 59 Valentine
ni S ^°T' ^' ^^' ^ r^ 132 Spring
r\fX 1^1^«^» cl^> Ms 13 Washin^n
Clark Andrew, c, lab, r 6 Thurmond
Clark Archibald A., fireman, r 77 W
Foundry * •« ".
^ Lu^^e* ^^ ^^^^' ^^^ Marietta r 28T
^^ Nei' Y^ ^- ^^^^«» Clark & Co.),
C^^^I>oc>wksA.&W.P. R. R., r 3
""^Iw.^plteS- ^^^^«U* Clark),
Clark E. J. Mrs., r 70 Loyd
^i^""^ ST^? J-» l^^ye^' r 3 Capitol pi
Clark Hally Miss, r 188 S. Pryo? ^
Clark Henry M., elk, r 26^ E. Alabama
'^r?5?o^Z^^'^^^^^-^^-^-^-^
^^U^^lS^M^^r^r "^^"^^ «*•
Clark Jackson, c, lab, r 134 E. Baker
iilxed Wacoa in the Muket
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CORL & WOOD.'^^^yJIS^
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Clark Jaeob, c, wiper W. & R. R
Clark James, c, brick mason, r rear 280
New Wheat
Clark James C, elk J. Ryan
Clark James G., wks Hinman & Son, r
ns New Wheat, 2d w of Boulevard
Clark Jesse, c, porter P. J. Kenny-
Clark John, lab, r 58 Grant
Clark John D., c, porter, r 55 Boulevard
Clark John P., piano tuner, r 65 Cone
Clark Lamb, carpenter, r ns New Wheat,
2d w of Boulevard
Clark Lillie W. Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, r 22 W. Fair
Clark Lydia, wid J., r 56 Church
Clark L. G. B., wks A. & W. P. R. R
Clark Mitchell, v , waiter Kimball, r 22
Raspberry
Clark M. Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R.
Nace
Clark Oliver, c, wks Atla St. Ry
Clark Richard H., judge City Court, r 3
Capitol pi
Clark Richard H. Jr., elk, r 3 Capitol
Clark Robert, c, wks Sou Ex Co., r 84
Forrest av
Clark Sallie Miss, r 291 Peachtree
Clark Samuel, c, wks A-L. Ry, r 73 Hil-
liard
Clark Sarah, c, fruits, 269 W. Peters
Clark Stephen, c, lab, r 31 Old Wheat
Clark Theodore, elk, bds 54)^ Decatur
Clark Thomas, c, carpenter, r 128 N.
Butler
Clark Thomas, c, driver W. A. Moore, r
rear 20 Cone
Clark Tobias, c, carpenter, r 205 Boule-
vard
Clark University, c, s end McDonoiigh
Clark William, c, mason, r 59 Horton
Clark William, c, porter, r rear 42 Hous-
ton
Clark William L., editor Atla Republi-
can, r W. E
Clark Winnie, c, laundress, r 4 Martin's al
Clark Zebinia A., engineer, r 358 White-
hall
Clark & Nunnally (A. B. Clark and J. H.
Nunnally), grocers, 17 E. Alabama
Clarke Alice Miss, r 284 Washington
Clarke Annie Miss, r 67 N. Pryor
CLARKE EDWARD Y., publisher Mon-
day Moraing Mail and Weekly Mail,
37i S. Broad, bds Kimball
Clarke Ernest F., with P. & G. T.Dodd,
r 198 Crew
Clarke Ernest F. (Bracewell & Clarke),
r 63 W. Peters
Clarke Eugenie Miss, r 284 Washington
Clarke Henry T. policeman, r Stone
Mountain, Ga
Clarke John S., elk T. M. Clarke & Co.,
r 463 Peachtree
CJarke Joseph A. (Clarke & Lingenfelter)
r 65 Alexander
Clarke Joseph A., elk, bds 114 Luckie
Clarke Kate Miss, r 15 E. Peters
Clarke Lewis H., elk, r 233 Whitehall
CLARKE MARSHALL J., lawyer, 21>^
E. Alabama, r 284 Washington
Clarke Marv H., wid A. J., r 114 Luckie
Clarke Peter F. (J. Stephens & Co.), rl5
E. Peters
Clarke Peter B. (Stovall & Clarke), bds
Markham
Clarke Richard H., policeman, r 259 W,
Mitchell
Clarke Robert C. (T. M. Clarke & Co.),
r 463 Peachtree
Clarke Samuel E. (Clarke & Son), r 125
W^alker
Clarke Samuel E. Jr. (Clarke & Son), r 125
Walker
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfg Co.,
69 E. Alabama
Clarke Thomas M. (Clarke, ITiompson &
Co. andT. M. Clarke & Co.), r country
CLARKE THOMAS M. & CO. (Thos. M.
and R. C. Clarke, J. C. Kirkpatrick
and J. A. Fitten), whol hardware and
saddlery, 27 Peachtree
CLARKE, THOMPSON & CO. (Thos. M.
Clarke and A. P. Thompson), hard-
ware, 45 Peachtree
Clarke William H. agt, genl store, 204
Marietta, r 15 Merritt's av
Clarke & Lingenfelter (J. A. Clarke and
C. E. Lingenfelter), com mers, 9 S.
Forsyth
Clarke & Son (S. E. and S. E. Clarke Jr)
junk dlrs, 231 W. Peters
Clay Allen, shoemk, r 123 Chapel
Clay Clem C, engineer, r 9 Taylor
Clay Francis, c, lab, r 282 New Wheat
Clay George, c, wks C. W. Beall, r 282
New Wheat
Clay John, c, driver G. W.Lowe
Clay John, wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Clay Nepa, wid J., r483 Marietta
Clay Riley M., carpenter, r 19 Howell
Clay Rogers, c, driver, r 126 E. Cain
Clay S. B., wks A-L. Ry
Clay William A., elk H. D. Moseley, r
293 N. Calhoun
Clayton Albert W., bkkpr, r 100 Windsor
Clayton Alexander, c, lab, r 99 Pine
Clayton Amanda, c, laundress, r 290
Calhoun
THE KEHHESAW R?.
OUTE is the Best
tlwNortb.£att4WMt
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Clayton A. Smith, reporter Post-Appeal,
bds 91 Marietta
Clayton Daniel B. Rev., r 100 Windsor
Clayton George, elk, bds 165 S. Pryor
Clayton George A., elk, r 90 Nelson
Clayton Granville, c, butler, r 140 E. Ba-
ker
Clayton Green, lab, r 47 Chattahoochee
Clayton Henry, c, porter J. McGee
Clayton Jane, c, wks G. Thompson
Clayton Jennie Miss, bds 40 Line
Clayton Jennie H. Miss, r 320 WhitehaU
Clayton John, c, butler H. West
Clayton John, c, lab, r 4 Horton
Clayton John W. (Clayton & Webb) r
320 Whitehall ^'
Clayton Lucy, c, laundress, r 114 Walker
Clayton Mary L., dressmkr, r 121 Chapel
Clayton Moses, c, driver, r 160 Hogue
Clayton Nora Mad, r 185 Wheat
Clayton Richard, c, lab, r rear 150 Deca-
tur
Clayton Robert M., city engineer, 25 S.
Broad, r 206 McDonough
Clayton Sally, c, laundress, r 1 Horton
Clayton Thomas A., mess Sou. Exp Co.
r Alexander, ne cor McAfee
CLAYTON WILLIAM H., supt Sou.
Exp. Co., r 91 Marietta
CLAYTON WILLIAJl W., State and
County tax collector, 11 E. Alabama,
r 91 Marietta
CLAYTON & WEBB (J. W. Clayton and
r\F' Webb), whol liquors, 90 White-
hall
Clear Thomas, c, lab, r 74>^ Gilmer
Ueary J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Cleary Samuel N., carpenter, r Grant,
sw cor E. Fair
Cleary Thomas F. Rev., pastor Church
of the Immaculate Conception, r 67 E
Hunter
CLEATON JAMES D., mer, r 20 Pine
Cleaves Fanny M. Miss, r 30 Moore
Cleaves Mary A., wid T. A., r 30 Moore
Cleaves Mittie E. Miss, dressmkr, r 30
Moore
Cleland James D., fireman, r 10 Ezzard
Clemens Isabella, wid W., r 100 W.
oimpson
Clements John, plumber A. P. Stewart
& Co
Clements M. L., machinist, bds 108 Ma-
rietta
Clements Oran, cabinet' mkr, bds 108
Marietta
Clements Charles B., shoemkr, 101 De-
catur *
Clemmons BeUe Miss, wks Atla Cot
J*cty
At MARK BERRY'S 33 PeachtrftP. St.,
267 rn a
COA
Clemmons James A. (Clemmons &
Kenny), r 122 W. Fair
Clemmons John, plumber, r 87^ S.
Broad
Clemmons Kate, c, cook, r 19 Martin
Clemmons William R. Rev., pastor Mt.
Zion Church, r 118 E. Cain
CLEMMONS & KENNY (J. A. Clem-
I^o^^?J^.^ ^* ^' ^enny), meat market,
108 Whitehall. (See p. 45.)
Clemons Mary, wid J., r 44 Green's
Ferry
Cleveland George W., fireman W. & A.
R. R
Cleveland Henry W., reporter Post-Ap-
peal, r 25 Yonge
Cleveland Lewis C, foreman J. M. La-
tham, r W. E
Cleveland Mary, c, laundress, r 63 James
Cleveland Perry, c, butler, r rear 141
McDonough
Cleveland Walter, c, waiter, r es Calhoun,
6th n of Baker
Cliflbrd Mary Miss, bd 94 Luckie
Clinch Thomas, grocer, 196 Decatur
Clinton Sarah, w^d W., r ws Randolph
2d n of Foster
Clog Henry, c, lab, r 110 Magazine
Cloud Alexander, c, lab, r352N. Calhoun
Cloud Henry, c, lab, r 223 N. Butler
Cloud Howell C. with A. B. Andrews,
bds Cannon House
Cloudman Nellie Miss, teacher, bds 104
Houston
Clowe Williard H., molder, r 74 Martin
Clower Charles, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co
Clower Daniel M., elk, bds 116J Whitehall
Clower John E., butcher, 105 E. Harris.
r 93 E.Harris '
Clower Martha W. Mrs., boarding, 116>^
Whitehall
Clower Phineas L., tinner, bds 93 E.
Harris
Clower Thomas J., tinner, bds 93 E.
Harris
Clower Thomas L. carpenter, r 93 E.
Harris
Clower William A., elk, bds 116* White-
hall
Clower William W., ma^on, r 186 N.
Calhoun
Clyde Ella Miss, bfls 13 S. Collins
Coachman Freeman, c, lab, r 26 Pettis
Coachman Henry, c, candymkr, r 26
Coachman Keel, c, lab, r 26 Pettis
Coachman William, c, candymkr F. E
Block
Coakley Alexander J., grocer, 28 Hilliard
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Fit guaranteed at ready made orloM.
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T. A. Frierson, lO HV^all St.
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€oakley George, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Cobb Albert, c, lab, r rear 282 New
Wheat
Cobb Annie Miss, r 236 Decatur
Cobb Emily, c, laundress, r Ira, sw cor
Sharpe
Cobb Jacob, c, lab, r rear 92 S. Butler
Cobb Joel M., elk J. Ryan, r 42 E.
Mitchell
Cobb John, c, porter, r 72 Butler
Cobb Philip, c, lab, r rear 282 New
Wheat
Cobb Robert, carpenter, r 236 Decatur
Cobb Thomas, c, lab, r Colhoun, n of
North av
Cobb Warren H., c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Cochran Dare, lab, r 7 Culver
Cochran James, wks Ga. P. R. R., r 15
Means
Cochran Joseph, printer, r 138 S. For-
syth
Cochran Laura Miss, elk W. H. Broth-
erton
Cochran Lewis, fruits, 4 Decatur, r 134
Decatur
Cochran Louis S., with D. H. Dough-
erty, r 134 Decatur
Cochran Starling, cotton buyer, bds 105
S. Broad
Cochran William A., carpenter, r 169
Jackson
Cochran William B., mess Sou Exp Co.,
r 24 N. Moore
Cochrane Claude F., printer Constitu-
tion, r 315 W. Peachtree
Cochrane Dimetrius A., rev gauges, r
315 W. Peachtree
Cody Eugenia A. Miss, r 42 Houston
Cody Frances, c, laundress, r 297 Eraser
Cody James A., bkkpr Kenuer, Tibbs &
Eakin, r 42 Houston
Cody Maria L., wid C. C, r 42 Houston
Cody Mary H., wid E., r 39 Pulliam
Cody William, foaeman, bds 83 E. Ala-
bama
Cody William H., with Langstoh &
Crane, r 42 Houston
Cody Zachary T., bkkpr, r 134 Wash-
ington
Cofer E. C, wid L., r 129 W. Fair
Cofer Irwin A., physician, 127 W. Fair
Coffee Annie Miss, r 79 E. Hunter
Coffee John E., with Wyly & Greene
Coffee J. A., elk D. H. Dougherty
Coffee Kate Miss, r 79 E. Hunter
Coffee Maria, wid J., r 79 E. Hunter
Coffer Martha E. Miss, r 222 S. Pryor
Coflield Anderson, c, lab, r Andersons
cor Martin
THE BEST ROU
Coffin Ellen W. Miss, editor, bds 39 Jones
Coffin George H. (Holman Coffin &
Co.), r 15 E. Pine
Coffin W. B. (Ohas. M. Barnwell & Co.),
bds 117 S. Pryor
Covgins Hen^y, mason, r 9 Ponder
Coggins William T., machinist, r 9 Pon-
der
Cohen Adelaide E. Mrs., grocer, 129 W.
Peters ^
Cohen Alexis J. (J. J. Cohen's Sons), r
35 Wheat
Cohen Allan, c, porter Trotte & Co.,
Coho 1 A. Sexias, elk Smith & Son, r 145
Loyd
Cohen Charles, elk, r 96)^ Whitehall
Cohen Edward B., agt, 129 W. Peters
Cohen Frank J., printer, 31^ Peachtree,
r 67 N. Pryor
Cohen Henry, bkkpr, r 273 Whitehall
Cohen Jennie Miss, r 145 Loyd
Cohen Jonas L., with J. Selig, r 111 E.
Garnett
Cohen Levy (L. Cohen & Co.), r 52
Thompson
Cohen Louis L. (J. J. Cohen's Sons),
bds 124 Peachtree
COHEN L. & CO. (L. Cohen, E. Stein-
heimer and Jake Menko), whol liquors
and distillers, 59 E. Alabama
Cohen Marion L., elk, r 145 Loyd
Cohen Moses S., office 24>^ S. Broad, r ,
145 Loyd
Cohen Rachel, wid J. J., r 35 Wheat
Cohen's J. J. Sons (A. J. and L. L. Co-
hen), whol tobacco and cigars, 36 E.
Wall ; J
Coker A., fireman W. & A. R. R
Coker Francis M., pre? Bank of the State
of Ga., r 66 Washington
Coker Frauds M. Jr., cashier Bank of .
the State of Ga., r 66 Washington »
Colbert John, driver Atla Brew. Co
Colbert John, c, lab, r 17 Pettis
Colbert William H., printer Constitution,
T 99 Stonewall ^ ..
Colby Ella, c, cook, r 460 Marietta
Colcord Charles, lab, r 38 N. Butler
Coldwell John G. (Spencer & Coldwell),
r Green's Ferry av, W. E
Coldwell Tennie Miss, music teacher,
Green's Ferry av, W. E
Cole Charles, carpenter, r 300^ Decatur
Cole Charles, c. lab, r 1 Jennings al
Cole Charles M., wks W. & A. R. R., r
146 W. Mitchell
Cole Edmund I., car inspector W. & A.
R. R.. r 146 W. Mitchell
Cole Frederick G., wks W. & A. R. R., r
146 W. Mitchell
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitcheri,
COL
269
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1 £ is the KENNESAW.
Cole Helen, c, teacher, r 15 Hull
Cole Jordan, c, wks Johnson & Stall-
ings
Cole Moses (M. Cole & Co.), r Roseland
Sta. E. T., V. &Gp. R.R
COLE M. & CO. (Mo5es Cole and Camp-
bell Wallace, Jr.), pioprs Atlanta
Nurseries and genl store, office and
nurseries at Roseland Sta., E% T., Va.
& Ga. R. R
Cole Randall W., c, blksmith J. Mann, r
230 New Wheat
Cole Rosa, c, cook W. S. Bell
Cole Thomas A., elk S. Marion, r 202
Mangum
Cole William N., trav agt, r 300 Man-
gum
Cole W. J., supt Telephone Co., bds
Kimball
Coleman Albert, c, porter W. & A. R;
R., r Chattahoochee
Coleman Alonzo D. (A. D. Coleman &
Co.), rl48 Marietta
Coleman A. D. & Co. (A. D. Coleman),
saloon, 148 Marietta *
Coleman Benjamin, c, slater, r 35 W,
Peters
Coleman C. Freeman, wks Atla Cot
Fcty, r 147 Marietta
Coleman Edmund, c, lab, r 56 Foster
Coleman Florence E., wid T., r ws Cal-
houn, 1st n of Baker
Coleman Henry, carpenter, r 599 Mari-
etta
Coleman John, c, i)orter, r 40 Fulton
Coleman Julius, c, waiter Markham
Coleman J. W., c, wks F. E. Block
Coleman J. M., baggage master, bds 8>^
W. Mitchell
Coleman Lizzie Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
Coleman Mary E. wid G. M., r 182 Ivy
Coleman Morgan, c, vamisher Ristine,
May & Co., r country
Coleman Nancy, c, laundress, r 151 E.
Fair
Coleman Peter, c, driver Atla City Brew-
ing Co
Coleman Robert, c, lab, r 56 Foster
Coleman Salem, c, lab, r 198 W. Hunter
Coleman Thomas, c, lab, r rear 40 Gar-
trell
Coleman William, drayman, r South, cor
3d
Coleman William E., dealer in real estate
33 Pfeachtree, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Coles Harrison, c, carpenter, r 15 Hull
Coles Robert, c, restaurant, 238 Marietta,
r 39 Simp?on
COLES ROBERT E., c, house and sign
painffT. 18< M, lietta. r39 Simpson
COLES SANFOBD, c (Smith, Coles &
Co), r 9 McAfee
COLLEGE OF AMERICAN MEDICINE
AND SURGERY, S.F. Salter, dean; 22
N. Broad. (See p. 61.)
CoUey Johil H., machinist, r ws Ran.
dolph, 5th 8 of E. Harris
Collier Benjamin F., wks A-L. Ry., bds
590 Decatur
Collier Charles A. (Collier & Collier), r
240 Rawson >
Collier Elizabeth L., wid W. V., r 18
Church
Collier Ellen, c, laundress, r 6 Rawson
Collier George W. Jr., lawyer, 21i Ma-
rietta, r 208 E. Harris
Collier House, G. Saloshin, propr; 85>^
Whitehall
Collier Irene Mrs., r 146 S. Forsyth
Collier John (Collier & Collier), r 45
Nelson
Collier John L., elk, bds 78 Luckie
Collier John N., machinist, bds 246 Ma-
rietta
Collier John W., elk Atla Com & W. Co,
r 45 Nelson
Collier J. Thomas S., elk Moore, Marsh
&Co
Collier Lula, c, laundress, r 87 Hum-
phries
Collier Mamie Miss, r 215 E. Hunter
Collier M. Lamar, machinist W. & A. R.
R., r 44 Alexander
Collier Samuel J., elk D. H. Dougherty
Collier Thomas, c, lab, r 26 High
Collier Thomas D., physician, r 215 E.
Hunter
Collier Thomas J., barkpr, r 246 Ma-
Collier & Collier (John and C. A. Col-
lier), lawyers, 55 J Whitehall
Collins Charles, clothing, 144 Decatur
Collins Charles H., elk, r 383 Marietta
Collins Delia, wid F., r 55 I^eonard
Collins E(Jward, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Collins Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 151
Green's Ferry av
Collins Hope, c, lab, r 88 Willow
Collins John, c, wks Atla Com & W. "
Co., r 151 Luckie
Collins Kate, c, cook, r 16 Horton
Collins Lottie Miss, bds 40 Line
Collins Martha, c, cook, r 292 Foster
Collins Mary, c, larndress, r 73 Tattnall
Collins Mary E. Mrs., grocer, 124>^ Ma-
rietta
Collins Matilda, wid J. I., r 235 N. Col-
lins
Collins Porter, c, lab, r 286 Foster
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Collins Stephen, bds 6 Mills
Collins Susan, c, laundress, r ss Currier,
3d e of Calhoun '
Collins Willis, c, driver P. & G T
Dodd
Collins Loifisa, c, laundress, r 15 Phil-
lips row
Collum William M., fireman W. &. A.
a. XV
Colored Church of America, Butler, nw
cor College
^""/i^ wL-^^^^^i^-' ^' S. Senator, (John
C. Whitner & Co.), r Edgewood
Colquitt Carl, bds 67 Marietta
' H^^^r ^."^^ ^-^ lawyer, 40)4 Marietta,
r 57 Marietta
Colter Emilie A., wid F. F., r 43 Crew
loiter James F., elk, r 43 Crew
Colton Matthew, lab, r 205 Irwin
Colton Seymour, c, lab, r 17 Holland
Colvm John A. (Ballard & CoJ, r 125
Loyd ¥
Colzey Anna, wid E. F., r 42 Houston
Combs Henry, c, lab, r 276 Rawson
Combs Samuel, c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
Combs Wesley, c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
Comer David B., elk Howards Candler
Comer Dorcas, c, laundress, r 4 Jones al
Comer John, c, lab, r 29 Chattahoochee
Commercial Hotel, 49)4 S. Pryor
COMMERCIAL PRINTOO HOUSE,
^^^^^^' Dunlop<fc Co., 13 E. Hunter
COMMISSIONERS ROADS AND RETTE-
NUE, Court House
Commissioners Streets and Sewers, 25 S
Broad '
Compton William W. (Bird & Compton),
r 57 E. Cain ^ ^'
Concordia Association, 403^ Marietta
Condon ijimon B., engineer, r 83 Marietta
Condon William H., with Oglesby &
Meador, r Palmetto, Ga
Cone Oscar, c, wks A-L. Ry
Cone Peter, c, drayman, r 210 Luckie
Cone Smitii, c, shoemkr, 52 S. Bntler
Cone W B., elk, bds 8)4 W. Mitchell
niu ^^^ ^*' ^^^^^^' I^uckie, June
Conkle Thomas G., mason, r 65 W
Foundry
Conklin Thomas A. fertilizers, r 218 S
Pryor
Conklin Thomas A. Jr., student, r 218 S.
Pryor
CONLEY BENJAMIN, postmaster, U. S.
Court House and P. O. Bldg, r Beecher
nw cor Peeples, W. E '
Conley James, c, lab, r 79 Hilliard
Conley James C, carpenter, r 104 W
Baker
270
COO
Conley John, tailor J. Lynch, r Hunter"
cor Loyd '
Conley John L. (Conley & Shumate), r
East Point
Conley Maggie Miss, wks J. F. Burke
Conley Morris J., route agt Ry M. S., bds
Beecher, nw cor Peeples, W. E
Conley Moses, c, packer P. H. Snook, r
o3 Rawson
Conley Oliver, c, porter Shields & Co
w®? & Shumate (J. L. Conley and
vv.j^. Shumate), lawyers, 8)4 Mari-
ecia
Conn Adney C, mer, r 439 W. Peters
Conn James, mer, r 13 N. CoUins
Connally Elijah L., physician, 26 White-
hall, r 87 E. Alabama
Connally Patrick, elk H. Franklin
Connell Cassandra, wid J. E., r 204
Haynes
Connell James N., carpenter, r 226 Cox
Conner Mary Mrs., boarding, 69 Thur- :
mond
Conner Mollie Miss, wks Atla Cot Factv
Connolly Arthur B„ chief of police, 47
S. Pryor, r 241 E. Hunter
Connolly Elizabeth, wid J., r 241 E
Hunter
Connolly Henry T., elk, r 241 E Hunter
Connolly John F., barkpr D. A. O'Con-
nor, r 241 E. Hunter
Connolly John T. barkpr Nally & Ma-
her, r 19 Foster
Connor John, carpenter, r 43 Leonard
Connor Moses, c, shoemkr G. Dozier
Connor William, carpenter, r 50 W
Hunter
Constantine 6t>minique F., mer r 61
Wheat '
Constantine Francis L., physician, 58
VY neat
Constantine Henry H., grocer, 257
Peachtree, r 61 Wheat
CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING CO., 34
S. Broad. (See p. 60.)
Conti Antonio, fruits, 2 E. Wall, r 212 E.
Fair
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of N. Y. (Sou Dept), S. W. Williams.
manager; G. S. Wolford, supt: 10 w!
Alabama
Convent of the Immaculate Conception.
es Loyd, s of Hunter
Conway John J., elk Regenstein & Kutz
Conyers Joseph S., c, mason, r 124 W.
Foundry
Conyers Murphy, c, shoemkr, 506 Deca-
tur, r Howell, Ist n of Irwin
Cook Afton B., mnfr, r 47 Forrest av ^
Cook Allen, c, carpenter, r 41 Solomon
Baker ^ ' " ^^^."^ i^,^'^" ^-t mnir, r 47 Forrest av
-^^TPc; , , ^ ^^ Cook Allen, c, carpenter, r 41 Solomon
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Cook Anna E., wid J. P., r 27 Windsor
Cook Anthony, c, lab, r 226 Clarke
Cook Arthur, c, lab, r 22 Kandolph
Cook Benjamin, c, lab, r 42 Ivy
Cook Beulah Miss, r 27 Windsor
Cook Clara Mrs., matron, r 180 S. Pryor
Cook Claude B., elk, r 47 Forrest av
Cook David A., city assessor, boarding
12iW. Mitchell
Cook David R., lab, r 5 Hunnicutt
Cook Esther Miss, dressmkr, 294 E. Fair
Cook Fannie Miss, elk H. Cook, r 16
Connally
Cook Flora Miss, r Crumley, se cor
Windsor
Cook Frederick, yard-master M. & W.
R. R., r 201 S. Forsyth
Cook George, elk A. P. Stewart & Co., r
68 McDaniel
Cook George W. D., trav agt, r 47 For-
rest av \
Cook G. W/D. & Son (G. W. D. and A. B.
Cook), shoddy mills. Marietta rd
Cook Hamlin P., elk, r 123 Nelson
Cook Hattie, c, laundress, r 145 Fillmore
Cook Henry, millinery, 67 Peachtree
Cook Howard, wood worker, r 27 Wind-
sor
Cook Hurt, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Cook Ira W., trav a^, r 34 Ellis
Cook Isaiah, librarian, bds 16 Connally
Cook James W., elk Moore, Marsh <fc Co
Cook Jennie A., wid H. L., r 315 Pryor
Cook John, tailor, r Crumley, se cor
Windsor
Cook John, wks Jack & McClellan
Cook John A. J., elk, r 41 Larkin
Cook John H., elk J. Ryan, r 123 Nel-
son
Cook John T., helper Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath, r 158 W. Baker
Cook John T. (J. T. Cook & Co.), con-
fectioner, 121 Peachtree
Cook Joseph, trav agt, r 23 Williams
Cook Joseph, c, wks Sou. Ag. Wks
Cook Joseph S. (Cook & Nutting)', r 47
Forrest av
Cook Julius H., elk J. Ryan, r Kirkwood
Cook J. N. (Sammons & Cook), veteri-
nary surgeon, r 18 N. Butler
Cook J. T. & Co. (John T. Cook and — )
restaurant, 144 Marietta
Cook Katie Miss, r 27 Windsor
Cook Lewis C, mer, r Lee, se cor Gordon
W. E
Cook Lizzie, wid H., r 68 McDaniel
Cook Marlow, watchman, r315E. Fair
Cook Mary, wid J. N., r 18 N. Butler
Cook Mary Miss, r 47 Forrest av
Cook Mary A. V. wid J. S., r 41 Larkin
F.
S.
E.
Cook Reynold H., trunkmk R. H. Huzza
& Co., r 7 Culver
Cook Rhoda F., wid J. T., r 158 W. Baker
Cook R. Mrs., hair goods, 43 Whitehall,
r 67 Peachtree
Cook R. M., c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Cook Savannah A., wid J., r 133 E. Hun-
ter
COOK & NUTTING (J. S. Cook and W.
H. Nutting), Atlanta Shafting Wks, W.
& A. R. R., nr Marietta
Cooke Elizabeth M. Miss, music teacher,
148 Anderson
Cooke Hannah T., wid T., r 148 Ander-.
son
Cooledge Aurelian F. (F. J. Cooledge &
Bro.), lawyer, 6)4 Whitehall, r 167
Rawson
Cooledge Frederick J. (F. J. Cooledge &
Bro.), r 167 Rawson
Cooledge F. J. & Bro. (F. J. and A.
Cooledge), paints, oils, etc., 53
Broad
Cooley William D., lab, r 8 Wells
Cooney William H.. hatter, r 68
Mitchell
Coonley Emerson G. (E. W. Brooks &
Co.), bds Markham
Cooper Augusta R. Miss, elk, r 43 Bush
Cooper Dora Miss, bds 51 McDonoueh
Cooper Edward, c, porter, r 13 Irwin
Cooper Frank, c, lab, r 41 Mays al
Cooper Frederick R., elk, r 239 S. Pryor
Cooper George A., agt, r Bell wood
Cooper Georgia, c, wks Nat Surg Inst
Cooper James T., r 50 W. & A. R. R
Cooper John, c, lab, r 41 Terry
Cooper John A., c, driver C. A. Collier, r
14 Clarke
Cooper John T., elk Commrs of Roads
andRevenues, r 67 N. Pryor
Cooper Judson, elk, r 178 Haynes
Cooper Mattie Miss, r 33 Victoria
Cooper Monroe, c, lab, r Anderson, cor
Windsor
Cooper Nettie Miss, elk, bds 43 Bush
Cooper Priscilla, c, cook, r 159 Fort
Cooper Rufus, c, tailor, 37^ Peachtree, r
221 N. Butler
Coop^ Thomas, r 127 Walton
W. M. Scott
rear 130 Houston
Copeland James M., elk, bds 50 J Decatur
Copeland I^ewis, c, elk, r 22J Decatur
Copeland Warren, c, wks Atla Com &
W. Co
Copeland Willis, c, lab, r 46 Davis
Copeley George, c, lab, r 10 Martin al
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Copes Jacob, c, lab, r 3 Tumlin
Coppedge Frank, lab, r Grant, 8 of Hunter
Coppedge James L., -butcher J. B. Car-
roway, r 228 W. Mitchell
Co.bally John A., builder, r 98 Windsor
C<^bett Jacob, c, hostler J. D. Brady &
Bro
Corbin Henry, c, waiter Kimball House
Corcoran James, printer, bds 50 S. For-
syth
Corley Edward, printer T. S. Reynolds
Corley John, printer, bds 86 Wheat
Corley John H., machinist Winship &
r^ ^f*^*'i?^ Randolph, 2dn of Hunter
Corley William M., carpenter, r 101 E.
Simpson
Corliss Louise Miss, wks Atla Cot Factv
Cornelius Arthur Rev., c, r 9 Ezzard
COTnellA. J., lithographer, bds 58 N.
Forsyth
Coraett Otis P., shoemkr, r 375 N^. Cal-
houn
CorputMaxV. D., architect and enffi-
ner, 40 Marietta, r East Point
Com^n John A., mess Sou Exp Co., r
113 E. Fair
Corrigan Joseph M., elk J. Ryan, r 97
S. Loyd
Corrigan Michael, stonecutter, r 97
Loyd
Corrigan Thomas F., elk, a- 97 Loyd
Co.i-igan William H., clk,\bds 97 Loyd
Corry Paul, r 134 Pg^jhcr^e
Corry Ann Miss, r IsSl^eachtree
Corwin Hen.y, photog.aphe/, 129 S.
Forsyth, r 143 Walton
Cosbey Edwin H., machinist, bds 262
Marietta
Cosbey Elzabeth F., wid J. M., r 262
Marietta
^^^?P*i?*^ ^•' ^^^eJ'^ 61 McDaniel,
r 262 W. Peters
Cosby Robert, c, driver, r rear 316 De-
catur
Costan Charles L., tinner, r 102 W. Har-
ris
Costan Frederick, bds 107 Harris
Costan George, wks F. J. Cohen, r 111
Luckie
Costello E. B., with Johnson & Caverly
Cosy Amanda, c, laundress, r 6 Liberty
Cothran Anthony, c, lab, r 89 Loyd
Cotter G. Hal, elk 10 Decatur, bds Na-
tional Hotel
Cotter Roberto., physician, 38 S. Broad
Cottingham Harry M., vice pres Atla El.
Co., r Marietta, Ga
Cottingham James D.j dairy, 129 White-
hall, r 78>^ Whitehall
Cottingham W. S., elk, r 78^ Whitehall .
Cotton Coleman, c, lab, r 58 Wells
Cotton EmUy, c, laundress, r 4 Jones
al
Cotton Gilbert, c, lab, r W. E
Cotton John W., grocer, 128 S. Forsyth,
r o Hood
Cotton Louisa Miss, r 500 Decatur
Cotton Sarah J., wid B., r 500 Decatur
Couch An^ie L. Mrs., r 83 Terry
Wa^k^^^"^^^ F., capt police, r 82
Couch Isaac L., butehiBr, 224 Wheat
Couch Reb. E., elk, r 82 Walker
Couk J. Morgan, elk L. C. Saul, r 250
Rawson
Coulter E. A. wid F. F., r 43 Crew
Coulter James F., elk Sou Exp Co
Coi nty Alms House, Peachtree rd, 714
miles ^
County Jail, 34 Eraser
Coursen Virginia C, wid I. O., r 213
Crew
Coursey Margaret J., wid Joseph, r rear
8 Henry, W. E
^ TT ^e" ^^^^^^*^^' ^^^' ^ ^^^^ 8 Henry,
Court of Ordinary, W. L. Calhoun, ordi-
nary ; Court House
Court House, Hunter, se cor Pryor
Courtney John C, with W. & A. R. R
r 52 Houston «, ^. xv. xi.,
Courtney John R., elk W. & A. R. R., r
52 Houston
Courtney Richmond, c, lab, r 307 Eraser
Courtois Charles, carpenter, bds 86 W.
Foundry
Cousins Samuel, c, lab, r es Calhoun, 2d
n of Baker *
Covington James J., bkkpr Freeman &
Crankshaw, r 34^^ E. Alabama
Covington James W., ins agt, 36 E. Ala-
abama, r country
Covington John, c, wks A-L. Ry
Cowan James B., molder Mabin & Terry,
r 24 Mechanic ^ '
Cowan John, c, r 179 Fraser
Cowan John, photographer, bds Kun-
ball
Cowan Louis, photographer, bds Kim-
ball
Cowan Oscar, c, lab, r 22 Moseley
Cowan Robert, c, cook, r 299 Fraser
Cowart Fannie, wid J., bds 108 Marietta
to ^®^^^*' ^^^ ^-^ r 249 Washing-
Cowart Rebecca J., wid R. G., r 130 W.
Balcer
Cowart Robert, c, cook H. Durand
Cox Albert H. (Cox & Hammond), r 121
Always TEiYEU^f^s
W. J. WILUNGHAM iS-T: "I*?*..-;;"
COX
273
^^^ ber, Laths & Shingles.
Cox Allan, c, driver, r W. Mitehell, se
cor Tattnall
Cox Ann, wid J. B., r 26 Hayden
Cox Carson, conductor, r 256 W. Peach-
tree
COX CHARLES H., engraver, 30 White-
hall, r Decatur, Ga
CRA
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STENC
CHA8, H. COX,
30 Whitehall St.
ATLANTA, GA.
X^od^teAKotarif Seals,
iRUBBER STAMPS,
lT*Intlng Presses & Type
8SND FOB CATAIiOGUX.
Cox Cornelia J., wid H., r 186 Davis
Cox Elkana, c, lab, r 168 W. Fair
Cox Flem, carpenter, r 430 Whitehall
Cox Henrietta Miss, r 179 N. Ivy
COX, HILL & THOMPSON (W. B.
Cox, W. R. Hill and Joseph Thomp-
son, Jr.), whol liquor dealers and
proprs Stone Mountain Distillery, 29
Peachtree
Cox Jacob, c, wks J. C. Kirkpatrick
Cox James, elk, r 94 Luckie
Cox James E., with Cox, Hill & Thomp-
son, bds Kimball'
Cox James W., buteher, r 260 Peachtree
Cox John W., elk Sou Ex Co., r 55 Ellis
Cox Joseph, c, barber, r rear 183 N. Col-
lins
Cox J. T. Prof., bds 95 Walton
Cox Lizzie Miss, elk W. H. Brotherton
Cox Lolin, c, lab, r 42 Jones av
Cox Lucius M., elk M. Franklin, bds
Adams House
Cox Mamie Miss, r 26 Hayden
Cox Nathan F., watchman, r 123 Walker
Cox Sanford H., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r Resaca
Cox Sarah, wid E. F., r 123 Walker
Cox S. R., brakeman W. <fc A. R. R
Cox Thomas,*c, lab, r 17 High
Cox Thomas H., grocer, 258 Marietta
Cox Thomas H., wood, 31 Thurmond
Cox Wesley J., c, gi-ocer, W. Mitehell, se
cor Tattnall ^
Cox William, c, driver, r W. Mitchell, se
cor Tattnall
Cox William B. (Cox, Hill & Thomp-
son), bds Kimball
COX & HAMMOND (A. H. Cox and E.
M. Hammond), lawyers, 23^ Whitehall
Coyen Charles M., insp., r 13 N. Collins
Coyen James, grocer, r 13 N. Collins
Crabtree Ella Miss, r 77^ Whitehall
Craddock Douglass, c, shoemkr, 584 Ma-
netta, r 144 Gray
Craddock Edward, c, shoemkr, r ns 4th
2d w of State . '
Craddock Hunter, elk Lawson & Crad-
dock, r 62 Walton
Craddock Jack (Lawson & Craddock), n
62 Walton • '
Craddock Jesse, c, wks Atla Soap Wks
Craddock Robert, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks
Cradler Adriance, c, lab, r 51 Foster i ' -^
Craft Charles C, barkpr, bds 11 E.
Mitehell -
Craft Henry T., upholsterer, r 77 Terry
Craig Andrew, trav agt, r 47 E. Simpson
Craig Arthur G., elk E. T., V. & Ga. R.
R., r 89 S. Pryor
Craig Barney, harnessmkr D. Morgan
Craig Berry, c, lab, r 115 E. Cain
Croig Dacy, c, laundress, r 74^ Gilmer
Craig Dee, c, lab, r 44 W. Fair
Craig Delia Miss, r 47 E. Simpson
Craig James, pattern mkr, r 140 S. Prvor
Craig James G., machinist, bds 140* S.
Pryor
Craig Joseph, pattern mkr W. & A. R. R
Craig Margaret, wid A., r 47 E. Simp-
son
Craig Mattie A., wid H. L. W., r 140
Luckie
Craig Richard C, r 40 Smith
Craig William T., machinist W. & A. R.
R., rl40S. Pryor
Cramer Henry N., propr The Peoples
Cause, 87)^ S. Broad
Crampton James, c, porter I. S. Boyd, r
2}4 Marietta
Crampton James, c, wks J. A. Codv, r
rear 42 Houston
Crane Benjamin E. (Langston & Crane)
r 59 Washington ^*
Crane Bennett, lab, r 8 State
Crane, Boylston & Co. (Henry Boylston,
Henry Demorest and A. J. Haiti wan-
fer), whol dry goods ete., 6 and 8 S.
'ryor
Crane Charles A., with Langston &
Crane, r 46 E. Alabama
Crane Edwin D., elk Milburn ^Vagon
Co., r 33 X. Forsyth
Crane Maria, c, laundress, r 92 Bell
Crane Wilkinson, carpenter, r 8 State
Crane William, mer, r 15>^ Bell
Crankshaw Amy, c, laundress, r rear 14
Haynes
Crankshaw Charles W. (Freeman &
Crankshaw), r 21 Walker
Crankshaw Hamilton (H. Crankshaw &
Co.), r 21 Walker
Crankshaw Hamilton, Jr , with Freeman
I & Crankshaw. r 21 Walker
17
m FINE CAEEIAGSS, BUGfilES,
'■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
f ,
•t :
• I
GORDON & WH ITEr ' '"^
42 N. Broad.
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274
CRO
CRANKSHAW H. ^ CO. (H. Crank-
shaWjL. Richardson aiiclJ. C. Bowen),
saw-mill, nr Rockmart, planing mill
175 S. Forsyth. (See front fly.)
Cranston Alexander (Cranston Bros),
bds 67 N. Pryor
Cranston Bros. (Oliver and Alexander
Cranston), mdse brokers, 20>^ E. Ala-
bama
Cranston Henry, mer, r 31 Merritts av
Cranston Oliver (Cranston Bros), bds 67
/ iN". Pryor
Craver Willis, c, carpenter, r 30 Reed
• Crawford Adelia W. Mrs., T 30 Gartrell
.^ Crawford Anderson, c, lab, r 16 Wells
". Crawford Ann, ^vid X. M., r 369 Hous-
ton
Crawford Bird, c, wks A. R. Loaran &
Co
Crawford Charles, c, lab, r 35 Martin
Crawford Edward, c* machinist, r 78
Mays al
Cra^vford Elisha D., carpenter, r ss Lit-
tle, 2d e of Eraser
Crawford Eliza. A. Miss, r 369 Houston
Crawford Franklin A., elk W. & A. R.
R., r 37 Nelson
Crawford George, wks Fulton Mills
Crawford George B., elk J. Silvey & Co.,
bds 39 N. Pryor
Crawford George G. (Crawford & Owen),
bds Kimball
Crawford Harriet, c, laundress, r 12
Chapel
Cra^vford Henry, c, lab, r 28 Mangum
Crawford James J., carpenter, r 405
Eraser
Crawford James M., student, r 223 N.
Calhoun
Crawford John, elk J. Keely, r 25 Form-
wait
Crawford John, c, lab, r 42 W. Fair
Crawford John,, c, wks Harrison Bros., r
74 S. Butler
Crawford John M., coupler W. & A.
R. R
Crawford Katie, c, laundress, r 147 Fill-
more
CraAvford Lillian M. Miss, r 37 Nelson
Crawford Martin J., associate judge Su-
preme Court, bds Kimball
Crawford Martin J. Jr., trav agt, r 115
Ivy
Crawford Mary, wid P., r 5 W. Cain
Crawford Mollie Miss, cashier, r 369
Houston
Crawford Mollie Mrs., r 288 Whitehall
Crawford Monroe, c, drayman, r 108
Pine
Crawford Page, r 78 J Whitehall
Crawford Richard, c, lab, r 70 E. Harris
Crawford Simeon, c, butler, r rear 161
McDonough
Crawford Solomon, c, lab, r 70 S. Butler
Crawford Van Buren (Crawford & Per-
kins), r 288 Whitehall
Crawford William, elk John Keely, bds
25 Formwalt
Crawford Zachariah, c, lab, r rear 234
McDonough
Crawford & Owen (G. G. Crawford and
W. G. Owen), physicians, 14 White-
haU
Crawford & Perkins (V. B. Crawford
and J. Perkins), saloon, 21 W. Mit-
chell
Creamer Frederick, baker, r 7 Lowes al
Creamer William, c. porter, E. Mercer
Crease Mary J., wid J., r 5 Beermann
Creech Ashley, carpenter, r 8 Henry,
W^. E
Creed Mary Mrs., grocer, 412 Marietta
Creel James A. D., elk, r 26 Brick
Creel James F., carpenter, r 26 Brick
Creese Joseph, baker H. Karwisch, bds
88 Decatur
Creight Ella Miss, seamstress, r 47 Simp-
son
Crenshaw Charles B., asst bkkpr The
Singer Mfg Co., r 30 Walnut
Crenshaw James L., genl agt Post- Ap-
peal
Crenshaw Thomas, dentist, bds 58 N".
Pryor
Crenshaw William, dentist, 24 Whitehall,
r ns Gordon, 1st w of Peeples W. E
Cresswell T. D., engineer A-L. Ry
CREW BENJAMIN B. (PhiUips &
Crew), r 33 W. Harris
Crew Mary Miss, seamstress Selig Bros.
<fc Co
Crew Street School, 119 Crew
Crew William, c, waiter, r 178 McDaniel
Crew Zurie Miss, r 37 Nelson
Crichton Eugene C, Inst of Penman-
ship, 651^ Whitehall, r Kirkwood
Crichton John P. Dr., bds Markham
Crigler Zachariah, cotractor, r 10 Bartow
Crim C, wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Crim James A., watchman, r 30 Pratt
Crim William M., capt police, r Bfell, sw
cor Gilmer
Crindle Anna, c, laundress, r 51 Foster
Crist A., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 8 E. Wall
Critic— The, 32 S. Broad
Crockett Berry, c, driver G. W. Spears,
r 151 Irwin
Crockett Courtney, c, wks A-L. Ry
Crockett Phebe, c, laundress, r 49 Rob-
bins
MAM BERRY, "^f If |» ^g°/jgw^.
^^ 275 T7TT "
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
Crockett William, c, wks AtlaCom & W.
Co., r 269 W. Peters
Croft George, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Croft George, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
& Co
Croft Thomas 0., butcher, 239 W. Pe-
ters, r 31 Brick
Crogmau William H., teacherClark Uni-
versity
Ci-omelin Rowland F., stenographer Rv
M. S., r 146 Ivy b f jf
Cromwell Ada Miss, matron, r 143
Peachtree
Cronic Robert, c, lab, r 4 Gunby
Ci'onic Samuel, c, porter J. W. Phillips,
r 3 Ella
Crook Thomas, c, wks W. & A. R. R. r
47 Victoria '
Cropp Eliza J., wid J. T., r 145 S. For-
syth
Crosby Augustus, c, wks Jack & Mc-
Clellan
Crosby Henry, c, wks Ga. R. R., r 110
L Fort
Crosby John R. lab, r rear 24 Henry, W.
E
Crosby Martha A. Miss, r 310 Rawson
Crosby Walter R., bkkpr, Chess-Cariey
Co., rl6Pulliam ^
CROSBY WARREN B., with Chess-
Carley Co., 51 S. Pryor, r 16 Pulliam
Cross Edward E. contractor. Fuller, nr
W. & A. R. R., r 198 Houston
Cross George B., carpenter, r 132 Rhodes
Cross Horace C, painter A-L. Ry
Cross John W. carpenter, r 162 Elliott
ijoss Julian R. grocer, 198 Houston
Cross Susan, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Cross William, lab, r es Randolph, Ist s
of Fortune
" ^afH i'^^" ^' ^^^ ^' C. Bridger, r
19>^ S. Broad *' '
Crouch James M., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 115 Nelson
Crouch Monroe, c, lab, r 160 Fillmore
^^^^, Thomas L. bkkpr, bds National
H^tel«r
Croutfe^^illiam T., wks L. H. HaU &
V-'O •
Crow Charner, machinist, r 304 Mc'Don-
ough, cor Little
Crow Mary, c, laundress, r 1 Honey al
Crow Sarah A., wid J. A., r 304 Mc-
Donough
Crow Stephen Y., butcher, r 37 Bell
bSi ^"^^ S., butcher W. George, r 37
Crowder James, c, lab, r 7 Ella ne cor (.
hm.^^ George, c, driver, r 270 N. Cal- Culberson
^^"^ I Walker
CUL
Crowley John, fireman A-L. Ry T"
Crown Ida Miss, bds 42 Walton
Crown Rosa Miss, bds 44 Walton '
Crozier George, c, waiter, r 95 E. Cain
Crozier James, engineer W. & A. R. R
Crozier Mary A. Miss, r 173 Whitehall
Cruce Elizabeth Miss, r 308 New Wheat
Crughi Neblo O., engineer, bds 146 Loyd
Crumley Catharine Mrs., grocer, 2«4
Marietta
Crumley Howard L. Rev., pastor 6th M.
E. Church, r 29 Pine
Crumley Sidney A., student, bds 69 N.
Colhns
Crumley WiUiam M. Rev., r 29 Pine
Crumley William M. Jr. (Beck, Greee
& Co.), r 36 Forrest av
Cruse Alonzo, carpenter, r Bellwood
Cruse John, lab, r Bellwood
Cruse William, welldigger, r Bellwood
Crussellfe James A., mason, r 35 Merritt
av
Crusselle Thomas A., mason, r 143 Nortii
av
Crusselle Thomas G. W., contractor, r
366 W. Peachtree
Crusselle William F., dep elk Superior
Court, r 366 W. Peachtree
Crutchfield Floyd, c, waiter J. T. Grant
Orutchfield Kmg D., c, carpenter, r 271
N. Calhoun
Crute Charles, wks Winship & Bro
Crymes Robert C, brakeman W. &. A.
R. R., bds 50 S. Forsyth
Crymes William D., carpenter, r 26 Sa-
vannah
Cuekler Eva Miss, bds 25 N. Forsyth
Cu^d W. ^F. M., brakeman W. & A.
R. R
Cudmore Daniel, elk D. H. Doughertv
bds Cannon House
Culberson Augustus B. (A. B. & H. L.
Culberson), r Gordon, nw cor Lawton,
W. E * '
Culberson Augustus B. Jr., student, r
Gordon, ;iw cor Lawton, W. E
Culberson A. B. & H. L. (A. B. and H.
L. Culberson), lawyers, 61 E. Ala-
bama
Culberson Eloise Miss, r Gordon, nw cor
Lawton, W. E
Culberson Gerald H., bkkpr, r 12 W.
Hunter
Culberson Hubert L. (A. B. & H. L.
Culberson), r Gordon, nw cor Lawton,
W , E
Culberson James H., carpenter, r Irwin
ne cor Garner, W. E '
John P., policeman, r 51
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at SC
Keeps no trash called shIrU:
II and 13 Whiteliall St
f V
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m^
T^T^AT T7/^mA rrn-i BOUGHT, SOLD & RSITTSD.
KhAT HvrATl-( city Properfy.Parms. Mills, Lands, Etc.
XVllirllj UOlrliljT. A. Frlerson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
CUL
276
CUR
Culberson Mamie Miss, r 51 Walker
Culberson Marcus h. (O. I. Culberson &
Co.), r 104 Whitehall
, Culberson Ovid I. (O. I. Culberson &
* Co.), r Garner, nw cor Irwin
Culberson O. I. & Co. (O. I. and M. L.
Culberson), grocers, 104 Whitehall
Culberson Romie Miss, r 51 Walker
Culberson Samuel, gardener, r Peeples,
W. E
Culberson Samuel D., grocer, 221 E.
/ Fair
Cullan Edward, carpenter, r 312 Man-
gum
I Cullen Jackson, c, lab, r 24 Bradley
' CuUinane E. P., carpenter W. & A. R. R
j Cullum James, elk J. Ryan, r 221 Mar-
tin
Cullum Michael, wks city, r 221 Martin
Cullum Denson, c, lab, rl65 N. Butler
Culpepper Alex. H., elk F. E. Block
Culpepper Daniel, c, gardener, r 30 Reed
Culpepper George W., elk M. Rich &
Bro,, r 132 ITiompsen
CULPEPPER JESSE W. (Scoville & Cul-
pepper), sec Atlanta Water Wks, bds
Kimball
- Culpepper Xoah S., elk, r 130 Thompson
Culpepper William W., carpenter, bds
Little, se eor Fraser
Culver Walter A., farmer, r ws Ashley,
2d s of Green's Ferry av
Cnmmings Cissy, c, laundress, r rear 150
De catur
CUMMINGS FREDERICK, saloon, 76 S.
Broad
Cummings James B., with J. T. Cum-
min^s, r 64 Cooper
Cummings James B., grocer, 277 W.
Peters
Cummings James E., painter, 80 N. For-
syth, r Gordon, 2d s of Ashley, W. E
CUMMINGS JAMES F., pres and man-
ager Atlanta Public Produce, Cotton
and Stock Exchange, 37 S. Broad, r
64 Cooper
Cummings Margaret, c, cook, r 8 Mc-
Daniel
Cummings Mary, wid J., r 46 Jones av
Cummings Mary, c, laundress, r rear 150
Decatur
Cummings William B. (Cummings &
Yokum), r 142 Crew
Cummings 'William H., physician, 344
Whitehall
Cummings & Yokum, (W. B. Cummings
and J. J. Yorkum), book binder, 19)4
S. Broad
Cunningham Alexander T. , cotton buyer,
37 W. Alabama, bds Kimball
Cunningham Alice Miss, with Sunny
South, r 13 W. Fair
Cunningham Anna Miss, r 212 W. Peach-
tree
Cunningham Anthony, c, waiter Kim-
ball, r 130 Fort
Cunningham Au^stus H.,.prirtter Con-
stitution, r 23 Orme
Cunningham Charles, c, waiter, r 164 W.
Mitchell
Cunningham Emily, wid J. E., r 13 W.
Fair
Cunningham Emma L. Mrs., teacher
Summer Hill School, r 43 Bush
Cunningham Frank, c, porter A. C.
Wyly, r 168 Ellis
Cunningham George, c, bricklayer, r
rear 65 Windsor
Cunningham George T., machinist, r 23
Orme
Cunningham Jackson H., collector, r 28
Moore
CUNNINGHAM JOHN D., lawyer, 15^
E. Alabama, r ns Ashley, let w of
Thrasher, W. E
Cunningham Katie Miss, r 28 Moore
Cunningham LillieMiss, r212 W. Peach-
tree
Cunningham Marion, c, lab, r New
Wheat, nw cor Randolph
Cunningham Thomas, boxmkr, r 13 W.
Fair
Cunningham Washington L. trav agt, r
28 Moore
CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM E., Gate City
Sewing Machine Exchange and Repair
Shop and watchmkr, 85 Decatur. (See
adv.)
Curbow Dempsey N., carpenter, r 38
Rock
Cureton David, c, wks A. P. Stewart &
Co
Cureton William, c, wks A. P. Stewart
&Co
Curlee Martha L. Mrs., dressmkr, 19
Ella
Curr James S., carpenter, r E. Fair, ne
cor Factory *
Curran Charles M., elk A-t.. Ry, r 276
Rawson
Curran John M. (Curran & Co.), r 276
Rawson
Curran & Co. (J. M Curran), upholster-
ers, 102 Decatur
Currie Thomas F., elk D. H. Dougherty
Currier Charles E. (Tanner, Currier &
Heath), r 174 Ivy
Currin W., mess W. U. Tel. Co
Currington Alonzo, c, wks Hunnicutt ^
Bellingrath, r Cox, cor Williams
TUr DUCT P niTTP To Travel to aU Points
1 HL DLu 1 HU U 1 £ is the KENNESAW.
IJjnLLINGHAMl^JiJJ^S
CUR
277
DAN
Currington Charles, c, lab, r es Lovejoy,
Ist n of Pine
Currington David, c, lab, r 214 Richard-
son
Currington Francis, c, lab, r ws Orme,
2d n of Cox
Currington Isaac, c, lab, r 131 Houston
Curry Albert, c, wks W. E. Hoyle, r 13
I\y
Curry Flora Miss, r 84 Terry
Curry Hardy, c, shoemkr, r 162 Fraser
Curry Jane Miss, laundress, r rear 9
Roach
Curry Jefferson, c, porter Kennesaw
Mills Co
Curry Jennie Mrs., r al n of Green's
Ferry av
Curi-y John, c, lab, r 176 Wheat
Curry John, c, porter, r 37 Richmond
^Curry Patrick, c, lab, r 2 Ga. R. R
Curry Sarah F. Mrs., r 100 Crew
Curry William, c, driver, r rear 127
Wheat
Curtis Benjamin F., carpenter, r 123
Walker
Curtis Carrie W. 3Irs., dressmkr, 205 W.
Peters
Curtis Charles, bds 19 Warren pi " '
Curtis Charlotte N. Mrs., dressmkr, 123
Walker
Curtis Edwin H., elk, bds 65 J Peachtree
Curtis Eliza A. Mrs., r 89 E. Mitchell
Curtis James A. (Curtis & Weitzell), r
68 X. Pryor
Curtis Mary E., ^vid E., r S42 Decatur
Curtis Nancy, wid G. F., r 15 Wash-
ington
Curtis William K., with H. Y. Snow
Curtis William M., druggist, 265 W.
Peters, r 266 W. Peters
Curtis & Weitzell (J. A. Curtis and J.
W. Weitzell), carriage mnfrs, 87 Peach-
tree
Curtwright Annie B. Miss, r 93 Gilmer
Curtwright Belle Miss, wks J. F. Burke
Curtwright Benjamin F., machinist, r
93 Gilmer
Curtwright Carrie M. Miss, r 93 Gilmer
Curtwright Ham, c, lab, r 141 Green's
Ferry av
Curtwright Jack T., elk Xolan & Doty,
r 66)^ Whitehall
Curtwright James, wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co
Curtwright Walter, wks J. F. Burke
Cu^henberry Andrew, c,lab, r45 Victoria
Custodeous Emma Miss, cook R. M.
White
Cuteman Richard, bottler, bds 88Luckie
Cutter James E., r 18 Boulevard
DADE COAL CO., 38 E. AVall
Dagnell Elbert H., bds 76McDaniel
Dagnell George F., tel opr, bds 76 Mc-
Daniel
Dale Adeline M., wid A. A., r 161 W.
Foundry
Dalisle George, c, lab, r rear 23 Roach
Dalken Anton L., engraver Freeman &
Crankshaw, r 161 W. Mitchell
Dallas George J. (Muse, Swift & Dallas)
r 297 Whitehall
Daly Catherine, wid Martin, r 35 Castle-
berry
Daly Herbert, elk M. Boyd, bds 20 E.
Mitchell
Daly John H., saleman, bds 124 Peachtree
Daly Patrick, engineer W. <fc A. R. R., r
40 Castleberry
Dameron John D., elk, r 214 Haynes
Damarus Lewis, c, carpenter, r 194 Rich-
ardson
Damoy Mary Mrs., r 51 S. Broad
Dancy Turner, c, porter Tanner, Currier
and Heath
Dangler A. E., asst bkkpr The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 71 Collins
Danforth Alton R., elk, bds 55 E. Harris
Daniel Abram, c, porter J. J. MeKoy
Daniel Anna, c, laundress, r 56 Ga. R. R
Daniel Bennie A., elk J. Keely, r 79
Luckie
Daniel Fillmore H., grocer, 273 W. Pe-
ters
Daniel Frances, wid S., r37 PuUiam
Daniel Francis M. Rev.," pastor Central
Bap Ch, r Gordon, se cor Peeples,
W. E '
Daniel Glover (Daniel & Thompson), r
ss Rawson, 1st e of McDaniel
Daniel Grant, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
Adams, nr Jackson
Daniel James B., mer, r Green's Ferry
av, W. E
Daniel Isham (J. C. & I. Daniel, r 33>^
Marietta
Daniel James C. (J. C. & I. Daniel), r
ns Irwin, 2d w of Garner, W. E
Daniel Jennie Miss, elk, r 79 Luckie
DANIEL JOHNB., whol and ret di-ug-
gist,' 13 Decatur, r 53 Forrest av
Daniel John F., lawyer, 6>^ Whitehall, r
W. E
DanieJ John P., wks C. R. R., r 79
Luckie
DANIBL J. C. & I., boots shoes and find-
ings '32 Whitehall
Daniel Larkin, c, carpenter, r 96 Jones
Daniel Mattie Miss, teacher literature
Atla Fem Inst, r 143 Peachtree
Daniel Mollie Miss, r 79 Luckie
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DAN
278
DAV
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Daniel Moses, printer, bds 76 Spring
Daniel Oliver, c, porter O. I. Culberson
& Co
Daniel Paul, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Daniel Thomas E., elk, S. M. Inman &
Co., bds Commercial Hotel
Daniel William, c, waiter, r 214 Decatur
Daniel William H., cabinetmkr, r 1 Gray
Daniel Willis, c, lab, r 12J Jones av
Daniel & Thompson (G. Daniel and
— Thompson), butehers 59 McDaniel
Dann Emma wid B. L., r 55 Garnett
Dansby Charles, c, lab, r es Howell, 1st
s of Irwin
Dansby Henry, c, farmer, r 614 Decatur
Dansby John, c, lab, r rear 220 Fair
Dansby Mary, c, laundress, r rear 220
W. Fair
Dansby William, c, driver, r rear 324
Whitehall
Dantzler Thomas W., elk D. H. Dough-
erty
Darby Charles L., elk, r 43>^ Whitehall
Darby George, c, lab, r Pryor, ne cor
Crumley
Darby Martha A., wid W. G., r 9 Jones
av
Darby Mary M., wid Wm. L., r 9 Jones
av
Darby Thaddeus, c, lab, r Pryor, ne cor
Crumley
Darby William, messr S. H. Phelan, r
43>^ Whitehall
Darden Augustus, c, lab, r Bellwood
Darden Hilliard, c, drayman, r 11 Solo-
mon
Darden Knight, c, porter B. C. Johnson,
r 19 Foster
Darden Wesley, c, lab, r 108 E. Fair
Darden Wiley, c, lab, r 110 Foster
Darden W., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
DarneU E. L., elk Ry M. S., r 50 Wil-
liams
Darnell James T., lab, r 7 Cain
Darnell Sion A., lawyer, r 27 Pine
Darnell William J., student, bds 69 I^.
Collins
Darnold Lizzie, wks Atla Cot Fety
Daughters Chester, elk, r 293 McDonough
Daughters J. Kilby, bkkpr, r 293 Mc-
Donough
Davenport Ann, c, laundress, r 169 Davis
Davenport Charles, fireman Ga. R. R.,
bds 145 Ga. R. R
Davenport Elizabeth, wid M. D., r 93
Jones av
Davenport George, c, wks Fulton Mills,
r Pryor, bey limits
Davenport James, c, lab, r rear 20 N.
Butler
Davenport John, c, wks Ballard & Co
DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO. (E. L.
Voorhis, res partner), Cotton, Woolen
Mill, Railway and Maehinists' Sup-
plies, 68 and 70 E. Alabama. (See
p. 68.) i
Davenport Leonidas M., painter, r 93
Jones av
Davenport Lucy, c, laundress, r rear 4G
Hulsey
Davidson Benjamin F., with W. & W.
Mnfg Co
Davidson Daniel (Williams & Davidson)
r 60>^ Broad
Davidson Daniel, c, wks A-L. Ry ;
Davidson Hamet, c, laundress, r 76 Jen-
kins
Davidson Henderson, c, lab, r rear 149
E. Baker
Davidson Henry H., driver, r 254 If.
Calhoun *
Davidson H., fireman W. & A. R. R '
Davidson John, fireman W. & A. R. R
Davie Iredell P. (Davie & Furse), r 331
Peachtree
Davie Marvin M., elk D. H. Dougherty
Davie Winston J. (Davie & Furse), r 331
Peachtree
Davie & Furse (W. J. and I. P. Davie
and M. Furse), grocers, 104 Peachtree
Davis Abraham, c, lab, r 337 E. Hunter
Davis Anderson, c, blacksmith Atl*
Bridge Wks, r 222 E. Ellis
Davis Anderson, c, 'waiter Markham, r
89 Loyd
Davis Andrew, c, barber, r 174 Wheat
Davis Andrea^W. (A.W. Davis & Co.), t
35 Larkin
Davis Anna, c, laundress, r 43 Gullatt
Davis A. W. & Co. (A. W. Davis and
), com mers, 61 E. Alabama
Davis Benjamin J., elk U. S. Marshal, r
39 Church
Davis Booker, c, lab, r rear 64 Cone
Davis Cato, c, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co ..
Davis Christopher C, grocer, 43 Chapel,
r 27 Tattnall
Davis Daniel, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks ;
Davis Daniel, c, lab, r 7 Eraser Jl
Davis Daniel, c, lab, r rear;201 Irwin ' '
Davis Daniel, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
118 Irwin
Davis Daniel D., c, shoemkr, 130 W.
Mitchell, r 4 Gemunden
Davis Daniel D., Jr., c, student, r 15
Chapel
Davis David T., tinner, r 7 Werner av
Davis Earle, c, porter, r rear 249 New
Wheat
) Davis Edward, c, lab, r 129 Ellis
ALWAYS TRAVEL RouTEto^ffihts.
The Smith American Organs
A.R/B3 SXJFBR>IOR, TO AXjI-i 0TH[B3R>S.
DAV
279
DAW
Davis Eliza, wid A. J., r Werner av
Davis Foster, c, lab, r 12^ Jones al
Davis Garnett, elk, bds 147 Jones
Davis George, wks Atla Com & W. Co.,
r 6 Lowes al
Davis Georgia B., wid L. D., r 170 W.
Hunter
Davis Giles, c, lab, r ss Chapel, W. E
Davis Harris, c, lab, r 60 Lambert
Davis Harrison, c, lab, r 213 W. Mitehell
Davis Henry, c, cook Massa & Cano-
varri
Davis Henry, c, lab, r 146 Markham
Davis Henry, c, lab, r rear 209 E. Cain
Davis Henry L., c, shoemkr, 4 Walton
Davis Hilliard, c driver r 29 Chattahoo-
chee
Davis James, c, lab, r 203 N. Butler
Davis James, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
179 E. Baker
Davis James, c, porter, r Fort, n of De-
catur
Davis James, c (Davis & Massey), r 151
W. Peters
DAYIS JAMES A. J., blksmith, 30 N.
Broad
Davis James H., tinner, r 170 W. Hunter
Davis Jane, c, laundress, r 88 Willow
Davis Jefferson, c, lab, r 201 N. Butler
Davis Jeremiah, c, porter Sou Exp Co.,
r 77 Richmond
Davis John, c, mason, r Blufl", ne cor Ice
Factory
Davis John, c, lab, r 93 Loyd
Davis John, c, lab, r 175 Rawson
Davis John, c, lab, r rear 175 Rawson
Davis John, machinist and brass founder,
221 Marietta
Davis John, c, lab, r ws Randolph, n of
Irwin
Davis John J., tailor, r 5 Ponder
Davis John P., bkkpr, r 180 S. Forsvth
Davis John S., fireman J. F. Faith, r
country
Davis Joseph, c, butler W. S. Saul, r rear
250 Rawson
Davis Joseph H., r 14 Bartow
Davis Joseph M., lab, r es Fac.ory, 2d n
of E. Fair '
Davis Joseph R., bkkpr, r 261 Luckie
Davis Larkin H., blksmith A-L. Ry, r 16
W. Garnett
Davis Letitia Miss, r 368 Decatur
Davis Lewis, c, lab, r 230 Jones
Davis Lorenzo D., jeweler, r 170 W.
Hunter
Davis Louisa, c, laundress, r 67 Tlmr-
mond
Davis Lucien B., with T. A. Frierson, r
38 Ivy ^
Davis Lucinda, c, laundress, r 24 Tren-
holm
Davis Lucius, c, driver, r 372 Crumley
Davis Lula Miss, r 180 S. Forsyth
Davis L. B. Mrs., boarding, 38 and 40
Ivy
Davis Marseilles, brickmason, r 42 Yonge
Davis Martha, c, cook, r rear 146 Deca-
tur
Davis Martha E. Miss, bds 7 Werner av
Davis Mary Mrs., r 127 Marietta
Davis Mary C, wid J. C, i' 84 Ellis
Davis Mattee C. Miss, r 170 W. Hunter
Davis Melissa, c, laundress, r rear 106
Decatur
Davis Mollie, c, cook, r 24 Bigger?
Davis Xathan, carpenter, r 22 Hum-
phries
Davis Orrin, c, restaurant, 151 W. Peters
Davis Patrick, c, lab, r 7 Fraser
Davis Pauline C. Miss, r 170 W. Hunter
Davis Richard, c, porter, r 7 Fraser
Davis Robert, c, driver, r 232 Xew
Wheat
Davis Robert 'P., elk J. Keely, bds 17
Wheat
Davis Samuel, brickmason, r 300}^ De-
catur
Davis Samuel, c, lab, r 153 E. Cain
Davis Samuel, c, lab, r 1 Tumlin
Davis Simon, c, lab, r 287 N. Calhoun
Davis Stephen H., harness and saddles,
11 S. Broad, r 145 Decatur
Davis Thomas, lab, r 7 Culver
Davis Thomas, c, lab, r rear 36 Houston
Davis Vincent, mason, r 73 Rhodes
Davis W^alter S., fertilizers, bds 84 Ellis
Davis Warren, c, lab, r 102 Hogue
Davis W^ebster A., fertilizers, 15>^ S.
Broad, r 84 Ellis
Davis William, c, carpenter, r 287 W.
Mitehell
Davis William, c, driver, r 67 Bradley
Davis William, c, hackman, r 19 Chapel
Davis William H., elk, r 142 Whitehall
Davis William J., with Stovall & Clarke,
bds 70 Da\i8
Davis William L., grocer, 505 Decatur
Davis Wille Miss, r 147 Jones
Davis W. F., saloon, r 3 Leonard
Davis W. Z., engineer A-L. Ry, r 16 W.
Garnett
Davis & Massey, c (J. Davis and O. H.
Massey), blacksmiths, 49 W. Hunter
Dawson Alexander, elk A-L. Ry, r 174
Mangum
Dawson Alexander, Jr., elk, r 174 Man-
gum
W. M. Scott
Dawson Benjamin W.,
Garnett, Ist s of Jones
engineer, r es
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DAW
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Dawson Edward J., c, lab, r Martin, sw
cor Love
Dawson Elizabeth, wid K. J., r 170 Ivy
Dawson James, c, porter P. J. Kenny, r
30 Valentine
, Dawson James H., with Moore, Marsh
' & Co., r 170 Ivy
Dawson Jeremiah, c, lab, r 8 Mays al
Dawson John T., c, porter Barrett &>
I Dean, r Wheat, n of Decatnr
Dawson John M., c, barber H. C, Buch-
holz
/ Dawson J. Eugene,, with T. S. Lewis
Dawson Lucy, c, laundress, r 72 W.
Harris
Dawson McCullum, elk W. & A. R. R
Dawson Susan, wid C. J., r es Grant, 1st
s of Jones
Dawson T. H., mer, r 170 Ivy
Dawson William C, elk, r 170 Ivy
Day Ange, lab, r 6 Culver, Jamestown
Day Charlotte, c, seamstress, r 7 Maple
Day David H., with S. W. Day, r 91
Gullatt
Day Edward, driver, r 148 Gullatt
Day Edmund, c, porter 11 E. Alabama,
r 18 E. Mitchell
Day Elbert, lab, r 200 Luckie
Day John, c, l^b, r 426 Eraser
Day Joseph, c, lab, r 105 Larkin
Day Samuel W., oysters, fish and ice, 1
E. Wall, r 132 Gullatt
Day Thomas J., bkkpr S. W. Day, r 168
S. Pryor
Day William, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Day William E., c, shoemkr A. J. Del-
bridge
Deacy John W., elk M. Lynch & Son., r
country
Dean Charles N. (Barrett & Dean) r, 83
Plum
Dean Fillmore, c, driver, r 214 Eraser
Dean George A., elk, r 83 Plum
Dean Jesse P. (Bell & Dean), r 21 Jones
av
Dean John, elk, r 205 E. Fair
Dean John J., coupler, r 334 Haynes
Dean John P. Mrs., r83 Plum
Dean John T., carpenter, r 205 E. Fair
Dean John W. H., painter Curtis &
Weitzell ^
Dean Lizzie, c, laundress, r 28 Scofield
Dean Williard, fireman, r 196 Luckie
Dean Xannie E., wid L., r*346 Luckie
Dean Philip, c, driver Abbott & Bro
Dean Robert, c, lab, r se Chapel, W. E
Dean Sarah Miss, seamstress,r 189 Chapel
Dean Thomas A., elk, bds 83 Plum
Dean T. Walter, physician, r 291 Marietta
Dean Walter E., molder, bds 83 Plum I
Dean William D., a^t, bds 124 Peaclitree
Dearman Melinda Mrs., seamstress, r 3
Cain
Deas Julia Miss, bds 85 Hill
Deas William A., pattern mkr A-L. Ry,
r 85 Hill
Deavers R. B., fireman A-L. Ry
De Belle Robert F., bkk$n- M. Rich <fc
Bro., r ns Fulton, 1st e of Pulliam
DeBray Bros. (L. and F. DeBray), up-
holsterers, 126 Marietta
DeBray Edward, elk Mrs. M. E. Collins,
bds 124 Marietta
DeBray Ferdinand (DeBray Bros), r
country
DeBray Leon (DeBray Bros.), r country
Decatur R. Isaac, c, hackman, r 238 W.
Mitcliell
DeCottes John M., bkkpr Akers & Bro.,
r 51 Luckie
Defnell Calvin R., broommkr, r 2 Means
Dege Charles H., elk, r 209 Boulevard
De^e John H., shoemkr, r 209 Boulevard
DeGive Laurent, propr DeGive's Opera
House and Belgian consul, 37 Marietta,
r 33 Irwin
DeGive Paul, elk, r 33 Irwin |
DeGive's Opera House, 27 Marietta
Degnan Mary E. Mrs., cook Dr. J. A.
Link
deGraflfenried Marshall, lawyer, r 43
Houston
DeGroat William S., contractor, r ss
Hammond, W. E
Deihl Albert D., machinist, r 18 Spring
Delhi Albert L., with M. C. & J. F.
Riser & Co., r 18 Spring
Deihl George A., machinist, bds 18 Spring
Deihl Mar}'^ Miss, bds 18 Spring
Dein Albert, wks Brewery, bds 72 E.
Baker
Delashaw C. wid E. H., r 8 Terry
Delashaw Joseph, carpenter, bds 8 Terry
Delashaw Thomas D., machinist, r 8
Terry
Delashaw W. C, fireman W. & A. R. R
DeLay Frank T., painter Lynch & Lea,
r 105 W. Simpson
DeLay Lou Miss, r 105 W. Simpson
DeLay William E., fireman, r 29 Gartrell
DELBRIDOE ALLA]^ J., c, shoemkr, 22
Whitehall, r 319 New Wheat. (See p.
60.)
Delbridge Charles L. (C. L. Delbridge
&Bro),rl30W. Baker
Delbridge C. L. & Bro. (C. L. and T. J.
Delbridge), job printers, 110>^ White-
hall
Delbridge George W. (G. W. Delbridge
<fe Co.), physician, 130 W. Baker
THriEHHESA¥R^SS^
Go to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
DEL
281
DEW
DELBRIDGE G. W. & CO. (G. W.
Delbridge and W. E. McLeod), whol
and ret drugs, 21 Marietta
Delbridge Thomas J. (C. L. Delbridge &
Bro.), r.l30 W. Baker
Delkin A. L., jeweler Freeman & Crank-
shaw, r 161 W. Mitchell
Dellinghara John D., elk T. H. Ivie, r
207 E. Fair
Pelort Alfred H., r 75 Chapel
Delort August, elk, r 75 Chapel
DeLoach Alonzo A., pat agt, 35 W. Mit-
chell, r 8 W. Mitchell
DeLoach Ella Miss, r 277 E. Hunter
DeLoach Jesse, elk, r 277 E. Hunter
Delpey Augustus, printer, bds 11 Terry
Delpey Emely, wid A., r 11 Terry
Delpey Jesse J., lab, 90 Eraser
Delpey John H., printer, bds 11 Terry
Demick E. Mrs., boarding, 67Marietta
Demmon Frank S., shoemkr, r 105 S.
Broad
Demmon Mary Mrs., wks Atla Cot
Fcty
Deraorest Henry (Crane Boylston & Co.),
r Xew York
Dempster William, miller Gholstin &
Rachry, r 100 Walton
Deneen John (Trotti & Co.), r 265 W.
Peters
Denison George W. (Pemberton, Iverson
& Denison), r 105 W. Harris
Denk August, bkkpr, r 203 Whitehall
Denmark Julia A., wid W. C, r UO W.
Harris
Denmark Kate Miss, r 110 W. Harris
Denmark Laura P. Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty, r 110 W. Harris
Denmark Mattie Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty, rllO W. Harris
Denmark Susan Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty ,
r 110 W. Harris
Dennis Alexander H., wks Atla Cot
Fcty, bds 24 Mechanic
Dennis Alice Miss, wks Cot Fcty
Dennis Annie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Dennis Chapel E., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Dennis Eva Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Dennis Green, carpenter, r 302 New
Wheat
Dennis James W., grocer, W. <fc A. R.
R., cor Bell wood
Dennis Jeff'erson, elk, bds 32 E. Foundry
Dennis Jere, printer Herald, r 100 Wal-
ton
Dennis Jonathan, mason, r 49 Chapel
Dennis Richard, c, candymkr Loyd &
Bro
Dennis Warner, c, lab, r 141 Greens
Ferry av
r rear 46
r rear 46
Dennis William, c, driver Morris & Bro.»
r ss Dairy, 3d w of Fowler
Dennis William M., printer Constitution
r Little, e of McDonough
Dennison Napoleon B., c, wks W. & A.
R. R
Denson Joseph A., blksmith, r 33 Ma-
rietta
Denson Sarah E., wid William, r 185
Greens Ferry av
Denson William, lab, r 185 Greens Ferry
av ,
Dent Burwell, c, waiter Kimball
Dent Emma Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Dent Sydney J., elk, r 57 Cone
Dent Wade S., elk McCalla Bros, r 9
Houston
Denton Richard W., carpenter A-L. Ry,
r es Mills, 1st s of Ga. R. R
Denwood Susan, c, wks Markham House,
r 21 Ivy
Derdan George, carpenter,
Yonge
Derdan James, carpenter,
Yonge
Dereart Charles D. (C: T. Bolocchi &
Co.), r 16 E. Wall
Derief Julius, c, cook, r 282 New
Wheat
Derrycoat Anthony, c, wheelwright J.
A. J. Davis, r Calhoun, nr limits
DeSaussure Douglass B., elk Atlanta
Nat Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
DeSaussure George R., bkkpr Atla Nat
Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
DeSausstire J. M., elk, r 221 S. Pryor
DeSaussure Landrum, r 221 Pryor
DeSaussure Mary R., wid H. W., r 221
S. Pryor
DeSaussure Richard C, elk Atla Nat
Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
Deseker A. H. Mrs., boarding, 39>^
Whitehall
Deseker Joel J., painter M. M. Mauck, r
39i Whitehall
Desel Mary, c, seamstress, r 184 Man-
gum
Devereaux James, c, wks K. L. Watts
Devers Robert B., fireman A-L. Ry, r
349 Decatur
DeVille — , tinner A. P. Stewart <fc Co.,
bds 165 S. Prvor
DEVIN GEORGE, supt and asst engr
Atla Bridge and Iron Wks, bds 113
Peachtree
Devine A. Jackson, c, lab, r 95 Thur-
mond
Devine Thomas, c, lab, r rear 226 Jones
Dewald George A. (G. A. Dewald & Co.)
r 273 Whitehall
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Dewald George A. & Co. (S. S., G. A. and
N. J. D. Dewald) provision brokers,
10 E. Wall
Dewald Nathan J. D. (G. A. Dewajd
& Co.), r 273 Whitehall
Dewald Solomon S. (G. A. Dewald &
Co.), r 273 Whitehall
Dewberry Benjamin F., engineer A-L.
Ry, r 185 E. Hunter
Dewberry James O., m older, r 257 E.
Hunter
Dewberry Thomas, student, bds 56 N.
Collins
Dewberry William, machinist, Ijds 17
Rock
Dewberry D., tinner W. J Wood
Dick Samuel K. (S. M. Inman & Co.), r
Houston, Tex
Dickey Ada L. Miss, r 51 Chapel
Dickey Anne E., wid James M., r 40
Stonewall
Dickey, Fain & Yerner (J. S. Dickey,
W. L. Fain and J. J. Verner), whbl
flour and grain, 21 S. Broad
Dickey Frank T., bkkpr W. & W. Mnfg
Co., bds 72 Marietta
Dickey Gertrude E. Miss, r 51 Chapel
Dickey Hester E. S., wid E., r 42 W.
Baker
Dickey James L. (Dickey, Fain & Ver-
ner), local agt W. & A. R. R., r 289
Peachtree
Dickey John R., bkkpr Dickey, Fain &
Verner, r 289 Peachtree
Dickey J. Edward elk McBride & Co., r
40 Stonewall
Dickey Thomas F., carpenter, r ns E.
Harris, Ist e of Fortune
Dickey William F., bkkpr Dunn, John-
son & Co., r 40 Stonewall
Dickinson Amelia Miss, dressmkr Mrs.
A. R. Nace, r 38 Thurmond
Dickinson Amelia Mrs., seamstress, r 38
Thurmond
Dickinson B. Slaton, wks Fulton Mills, r
B Factory Grounds
Dickinson Charles D., elk E. W. Marsh,
Jr., r 31 Washington
Dickinson Homer, elk E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R.
Dickinson James, c, butler J. T. Glenn,
r rear 151 Peachtree
Dickinson Lewis J., elk John Keely, r
31 Washington
Dickinson Thomas H., asst bkkpr Wyly
<fc Greene, r 31 Washington
Dickinson William, butcher Tye & Hub-
bard, bds 139 Whitehall
Dickinson William H., elk E. W. Marsh,
Jr., r 31 Washington
Dickinson W. Janke, elk, r 31 Washing-
ton
Dickson George, c, waiter, r 95 E. Cain
Dickson Hattie, c, laundress, r 4G Green's
Ferry av
Dickson Henry, c, lab, r 80 Terry
DICKSON HENRY H., book and job
printer and propr Atlanta Medical
Register, 32 S. Broad, r 303 Whitehall.
(See p. 36.)
Dickson James, c, lab, r 67 Hilliard
Dickson John E. (T. J. Haile & Co.),
r 98 Whitehall
Dickson Mary c, seamstress, rl5
Chapel
Dickson Mary, wid R., r 251 N. Calhoun
DicksonTazewellT., with P. & G. T.
Dodd, r 369 Whitehall i
Dickson Wickliflfe P., painter, r 301 E.
Hunter
Dickson William, c, lab, r 14 Gemunden
DICKSON WILLIAM C, foreman H. H.
Dickson, r 312 Rawson
Dickson William E., cabinetmkr, r 21
Hood
Dickson William M., classer S. M. In-
man & Co., r 57 Marietta
Dickson Winston C, c, lab, r 6 George
Diene Odele Miss, wks Atla Cot Facty
Dikes Thomas, c, lab, r 127 Markham
Dillard Nancy, c, laundress, r Ira, ne cor
Crumley
Dillard Pet' Miss, r 150 Whitehall
Dillard Samuel, student, bds 69 N. Col-
lins
Dillard Thomas, c, driver H. L. Smith «fc
Son
Dillingham Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 87 J
S. Broad
Dillon Alexander, c, wks H. L. Culber-
son, r rear ns Gordon, 4th w of Peo-
ples, W. E
Dillon Rebecca Miss, wks Atla Cot Fety
Dillon Thomas, c, lab, r 26 Trenholm
Dimmock William R., dep city marshal,
r 67 Marietta
Dir Crawford, c, lab, r Bellwood
Disbrow George (G. Disbrow <fc Co.) r
Chicago, Ills
DISBROW GEO. & CO. (George Dis-
brow and W. S. Turner), fish, oysters,
game and beer bottlers, 7 Ivy '
Dison Alvah, wks A. J. Gifford -i
Dison E. Mrs., tailoress J. S. Watson 4 1
Co., r 23 Castleberry
Dison Louisa, wid John, r 23 Castleberry "^
Dittler Alexander, grocei^69 N.Calhoun
Dittler H., wks Atla City > Brewing Co.,
r 269 N. Calhoun
Dius George, painter, M. M. Mauck
THE KENNESAW R?rL1.^%r
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DITINE KINSMAN C, physician and
surgeon, 77 S. Pryor, r 167 Jones
Divon Morris, c, lab, r 25 Rock
Dixon Amanda, c, laundress, r Foster,
ne cor Jackson
Dixon Benjamin, c, carpenter, r 210
Martin
Dixon George, c, waiter Kimball
Dixon Henry, c, driver W. S. Wilson &
Bro
Dixon Henry, painter, r 225 Decatur
Dixon James, elk Clarke, Thompson &
Co., bds National Hotel
Dixon John Y., chief elk The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 67 W. Harris
Dixon Joseph S., c, wks S. M. Inman &
Co
Dixon William, c, bricklayer, r 47 Terry
Dixon Winnie, c, laundress, r rear 17 N.
Calhoun
Doane John A., elk, r 17 E. Hunter
Dobbins Clara Miss, r 144 Fillmore
Dobbs Amanda, c, laundress, r es Reed,
2d s of Glenn
Dobbs Asa, c, lab, r 77 Richardson
Dobbs Emily J., wid T. J., r 19 Green's
Ferry av
Dobbs Frances, wid S., r 75 Luckie
Dobbs George, c, porter Simons & Drum-
mond, r 102 N. Collins
Dobbs George H., bkkpr Bank State of
Georgia, bds 168 S. Pryor
Dobbs Jefferson D., elk, r 33 Luckie
Dobbs John H. (Dobbs & Bro.), r New
York
Dobbs Joseph, c, musician, r rear 24
Bradley
Dobbs Millv, c, cook, r 157 Fort, ne cor
Old Wheat
Dobbs Sallie Miss^ r 75 Luckie
Dobbs Zachariah T. (Dobbs & Bro.), r 33
Luckie
Dobbs & Bro. (J. H. and Z. T. Dobbs),
china, glass and queensware, 53 Peach-
tree *
Dodd Green T. (P. & G, T. Dodd), r 9 E.
Mitchell
Dodd John D., grocer, 138 Davis
Dodd John D. Jr., elk J. Selig, r 138
Dodd John G., elk P. & G. T. Dodd, r 19
E. Mitchell
Dodd Josephine, c, dressmkr, 18 N. Cal-
houn
Dodd Phil (P. & G. T. Dodd), r 242
Whitehall
Dodd P. & G. T. (Phil and G. T. Dodd),
whol grocers, 32 E. Alabama
Dodd Thomas C, with P, & G. T. Dodd,
r 19 E. Mitchell
Dodge Benjamin, elk Ga. R. R., r 40 S.
Butler
Dodge James B., sealer Ga. R. R., r 40
S. Butler
Dodge Robert P., yardmaster Ga. R. R.,
r 40 S. Butler
Dodson Ella Miss, teacher Crew Street
School, r 128 Crew
Dodson Jane, c, laundress, r rear 2 A.n-
derson
Dodson Sarah, wid J. J., r 128 Crew
DODSON WILLIAM C, book and job
printer, 33 S. Broari, r 128 Crew
Doe Fannie, c, laundiess, r 261 N. Butler
Doggett Ann E. Miss, dressmkr, r 99
Wheat
Dohme Charles, baker Jack & McClellan
Dohme Robert (Dohme & Duffy), bds
Kimball
DOHME & DUFFY (R. Dohme and J.
J. Duffy), fancy grocers, teas and cof-
fees a specialty, 88 Whitehall
Dollar Lewis, c, lab, rws Blackburn, 8th
n of E. Harris
Dollis — , lab, bds 58 Luckie
Dolly George, c, porter E. fe. Gay, r 200
McDonough
Dolphyn William L., toproU and clearer
coverer, 21 E. Hunter, r 100 Walton
Domineck John R., stockdlr, r 21 Ella
Domini August, saloon, 123 Whitehall
DOMINI JOHN, saloon and ten pin alley
19 Whitehall, r 12 Mechanic
Donald Henry, watchman, bds 9 Werner
ay
Doitald John C. (J. C. Donald & Co.), r
31 Mills
Donald J. C. & Co. (J. C. Donald and
S. W. Stanley), lumber, 156 Marietta
Donaldson Catherine, wid C. H., r 64
Fairlie
Dortaldson Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 339
Jones-
Donaldson Thomas, guard convicts stock-
ade
Donaldson William, guard convicts stock-
ade
DONAYAN JOHN A., manager R. G.
Dun & Co., E. Alabama, cor Pryor,
r 58 Washington
DONEHOO ELIJAH F., oysters, fish,
ice and game, 5 E. Alabama, r 50
Peachtree. (See adv.)
Donnell Samuel, c, lab, r 111 Ellis
Donohoe Alice Mrs., grocer, 148>^ De-
catur
Donohoe James, foreman Hunnicutt &
Bellingragh, r 145 Anderson
Donohoo James W., bailiff Sup Court, r
country
W. M. Scott
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284
DOW
Dooly Martin II., roadmaster W. & A.
R. R., r 133. Mangum
Dooly Martin J., painter A-L. Ry, r 309
New Wheat
Dooly William F., elk W. S. & T. A.
Gramling, r Forsyth
Doonan Anna Miss, domestic H. Wilson
Doonan Ellen, wid T. D., r 309 Form-
wait
Doonan Francis, engineer, r 143 Luckie
Doonan John J., elk Ga. R. R., r 309
Formwalt
/ Dorman George, carpenter, r 34 Windsor
Dormau Lou C., wid J. B., r 246 Haynes
Dorr Allen, printer Herald, r 41 W.
Peters
Dorr Anita Miss, r 41 W. Peters
Dorr James W., trav agt, r 41 W. Peters
Dorsett Anna M. Mrs., boarding and
grocer, 190 Marietta
Dorsett Fannie Miss, bds 58 E. Simpson
Dorsett Nettie Miss, bds 58 E. Simpson
Dorsey Albert, c, wks R. G. Thompson
Dorsey Albert T., engineer A. & W. P.
R. R., r 29 Bell
Dorsey Anthony, c, gardener, r rear 84
Forrest av
Dorsey Angustin L., with Crane, Boyl-
ston & Co., r 33 W. Cain ^
Dorsey B., c, wks W. & A. R. R /
Dorsey Caroline, c, seamstress, r 163 .Mc-
Daniel
Dorsey Delia, c, laundress, r 289 Fort
Dorsey Henry, c, lab, r 3 Jennings al
Dorsey John, driver, r ss Newton, 2d e
of Haynes
Dorsey Joseph, c, lab, r 1 Jennings al
Dorsey Lewis, c, carpenter, r rear 86 E.
Cain
Dorsey Mack, c, carpenter, r 41 Howell
Dorsey Martha J., wid W. C, r 93 Jones
av
Dorsey Mary Miss, r 58 Simpson
Dorsey Rufus, elk, r 161 Marietta
Dorsey Rufus, c, porter Simons & Drum-
mond i
DORSEY RUFUS T., lawyer, 23>^
Whitehall, r 44 Jones
Dorsey Samuel, c, lab, r 2 Martin al
Dorsey Sarah, c, laundress, r 12 Jennings
al
Dorsey Tiller, c, lab, r 28 Gate City
Dorsey William H. H. Rev., pastor Sixth
Baptist Church, r 165 Eraser
Dorsey William H. S., with Regenstein
& Kutz, r 165 Eraser
Dorsey William M., wks Hinman& Son,
r 29 Bell '
Doster Benjamin H., with Sunny South,
r 100 Thompson ^ >
Doster Charles, varnisher, r 100 Thomp-
son
Doster Hattie Miss, r 100 Thompson
Doster John D., printer H. H. Dickson,
r 100 Thompson
Doster Sarah E. ^\id W. T., r 100 Thomp-
son
Doster Thomas L., elk, r 100 Thompson
Doster William J., elk, r 100 Thompson
Doty Mary Mrs., r 7 Means
Doty Wilb'am, elk, r 7 Means
Doty William M. (Nolan & Doty), r 67
Whitehall ^ '
Dougherty Alvin, c, barber H. C. Buch-
holz, r 161 Houston ■
Dougherty Amanda, c, laundress, r 12
Thompson
DOUGHERTY DATIDH., whol and ret
dry goods and notions, 39 and 41 Peach-
tree,^ 211 Peachtree
Dougl^rty Daniel O., mer, r 65 Forrest
av
Dougherty James, elk, bds 40>^ Decatur
Doi^herty Mary A. wid J. H., r 31 Gil-
er xj
ugherty Randall, c, lAb, r 5 Chatta-
hoochee
Dougherty Richard, wks Atla Bridge
Wks ^
Dougherty Warren, yardmaster Ga. R.
R., r 211 E. Hunter
Dougherty William W., fireman A-L Ry,
r 211 :^. Hunter '
Douglass Charles, c, wks Kimball
Douglass Cynthia, wid S., r 75 N. Colling
Douglass Edward, with Chamberlin
Boynton & Co., bds 79 Loyd
Douglass F. B., wid J., r 184 W. Peters
Douglass Margaret Mrs., r 186 Elliott
Douglass Raiford W., 75 N. Collins
Doughlass Robert O., with Chamberlin
Boynton & Co., r 84 Ivy
Douglass W., turner, r 112 Luckie
Dowd Thomas, miller, r 22 Collins
Dowdell Maria, c, laundress, r 2 Beck-
with
Dowden Thomas, printer Constitution,
r42 Peters
Dowdy Augustus A., elk C. J. Kamper
rl3 Pettis
Dowdy Columbus A., carpenter, r 13
Pettis
Dowdy E. Wesley, mer, r 147 McDonough
Dowling Joseph, barkpr Fletcher & Co.,
bds 543^ Decatur
Dowling William, elk J. Ryan, bds 54>^
Decatur
Dowman Charles, supt G. W. Scott & Ca
Doss George W., genl store, 170 Wheat
r 307 New Wheat
TIOESTRDUTF&^Sii®^
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96
Tto\Jiglci and IDressed
W. Mitchell,
ILiTjuxiToer.
DOW
285
DUE
Downing Anna, wid M,, r207 E. Hun-
ter
Downing Ivey, elk, r 16 Pulliam
Downing Walter T., draughtsman Fay
& Eichberg, r 207 E. Hunter
Downs George M. (Downs & Coonley),
bds 69 N. Collins
Downs Robert, c, lab, r W. Peters, W. E
Dowhs William A., bailiff, r 69 N. Col-
lins
Doyle Eliza, wid J., r 221 Decatur
Doyle Frank, machinist," bds 76 Mc-
Daniel
Doyle George W., wks Hinman & Son,
bds 463 Marietta
Doyle Hank, hostler Sou Exp Co
Doyle James, elk J. Ryan, r 221 Decatur
Doyle James S., elk, r 174 Haynes
Doyle John H., bds 42 W. Peters
Doyle Sarah, c, laundress, r 24 Phillips
row
Doyle Thomas M., with J. P. Stephens
& Co., r 174 Haynes
Dozier Albert, c, plasterer, r 168 Butler
Dozier Alice Miss, bds 202)^ Marietta
Dozier Cornelia A., wid H. C, r 58
Washington
Dozier Green, c, shoemkr, r 280 Decatur
Dozier James S. (Pinson & Dozier), r 15
E. Mitchell
Dozier Jefferson, c, lab, r ws Blackburn,
1st n of E. Harris
Dozier Lucinda, c, cook, r rear 88
Crew
Dozier Matilda Mrs., seamstress, r 202^^
Marietta
Dozier Nettie Miss, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Dozier Staple, elk, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Dozier Thomas H., physician, 441 Ma-
rietta
Dozier William H., elk, bds 15 E. Mit-
chell
Dozier William H., c (Dozier & Gibson),
r 67 Humphries I
Dozier William T., grocer, 439 Marietta
Dozier & Gibson ( W. H. Dozier and J.
C.Gibson), grocer, 50 Humphries
Drake David, wks Atla Bridge Wks, r
164 Elliott
Drake Jacob R., grate setter, 73>^
Peachtree, r 50 Church
Drake James, lab, r 7 Culver, James-
town
Drake James J., machinist, r 306 New
Wheat
Drake John T., mattressmkr, r 309 New
Wheat
Drake Joseph, plowmkr, r 289 Luckie
Drake Nancy S. Mrs., r 64 Rock I .^ „ ,
Drake Samuel, c, driver, r rear 59 Hood ' Di^y Stonewall, r 196 Houston
Write M I ATWATFR ^°®^^ ^S®^* Milbum Wagon Co.,
W) Ui Li A I If rt I Lit FO:^ PRICES TO THE TRADK
Drake William, cashier Clarke, Thomp-
son & Co., r 291 Peachtree
Drake William, elk M. Rich & Bro
Drake William G., physician, 25>^ Peach-
tree, r 291 Peachtree
Drakeford Frank, c, finisher, r 37 Fulton
Drakeford William M., blksmith W. L.
Jarvis, r 136 Eraser
Draper William W. (Moore, Marsh &
Co.),r59 W.Harris
Drennon Elijah T., wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Drennon Lou Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Drew James, carpenter, r 29 Ella, James-
town
Drewitt James H., c, wks J. F. Redd
Dreyfus Julius (Elsas, May & Co.), r 155
Pryor
Drifen Lucy K., wid T., r 194 Richard-
son
DriscoU Charles S., elk National Hotel
Driscoll Frederick F., messr Sou Exp
Co., r 20 Warren pi
Driscoll John T., c, driver Boynton Bros
Driscoll Joseph, elk J. Keely, r 164 E.
Hunter
Driscoll Timothy, mason, j 164 E. Hun-
ter
Dromgoole J. P., agent, 38 E. Wall
Driver George E., with A. C. Wyly
Drum'mond George C. (Simons & Drum-
mond), bds Markham
DuBose Edward R., with Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co., r 58 Cone
DuBose James R., mer, r 58 Cone
DuBose William B., lawyer, r 174 White-
hall
Duck Henry R. S. (Duck & Co.), r Kirk-
wood, Ga
Duck & Co. (H. R. S. Duck), paints and
oils, 35 S. Broad
Duckett Israel E., fireman W. & A. R.
iR.,^263 Marietta
Dudley Frank J., sec Gate City Planing
MilJ and Lumber Co., bds 389 White-
hall
Dudley James, c, wks Globe P. Mnfg
Co
Dudley Sarah Mrs., r 34 Haynes
Dudley Thomas, fireman, r Bellwood
Duer James H. (John Neal & Co.), r 20
l^alker
Dt^y James J. (Dohme & Dufly), r 24
Collins
Duffy Johanna Mrs., dressmkr, 22 Col-
lins
Duffy John, glazier, bds 99 Terry
Duiffy Mary Miss, domestic J. Blount
Duffy Rayford M., r 196 Houston
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DUN
Duffy Wiley, painter, r 75 Chamberlin
Duffy VVilliam, carpenter, r 196 Houston
Dugdale Mary, wid E., r 28 Powers
Dugger Henry, c, lab, r rear 13 Ira
Dugger James M., asst auditor R. & D.
R. E., 56 E. AVall, r 284 Whitehall
Duhme Charles H., lab, r 51 W. Hunter
- Duhme James, c, lab, r 108 Walker
Duke Anderson, c, wks Atla Soap Wks,
r 178 Martin
Duke Carrie Miss, r 265 Peaehtree
f. Duke Charles, trunkmkr, r ss Rawson
\. 2d e of McDaniel
Duke Emma, c, seamstress, r Tattnall,
ne cor High
Duke George A., carpenter, r 59 W.
Simpson
Duke H. Alonzo, barkpr J. Tiller, bds
rear 73 W. Peters
Duke John M., fireman W. & A. R. R
Duke Lizzie Miss, r 262 E. Hunter
Duke Mary, wid J. M., r ss Rawson, 2d
e of McDaniel
Duke Samuel D., elk Clayton & Webb,bds
37 Grubb
Duke Sarah Miss, druggist, r 23 Scott
Duke William, c, painter, r 42 Fulton
Duke Wiliam C, elk John Keely, r 39
Smith
Dukes Fonder, c, lab, r es Ice Factory, 3d
8 01 C. R> R
Dukes John, c, driver, r 7 Jennings al
Dukes Ransom, wks A-L. Ry, r New
Wheat, e of Randolph
Dukes Robert, painter A. P. Tripod
^uls J. A., asst bkkpr The Singer Mnfg
Co
Dumas James, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Dumphry Mary Mrs., restaurant, 182
DUN R. G. & CO. J. A. Donavan,
manager ; The Mercantile Agency, 36
E. Alabama, cor Pry or
Dunaway James, wks Hinman & Son,
bds 463 Marietta
Dunaway William H., lamp-lighter, r 50
Mays al
Dunbar George, fireman A-L. Ry, bds
145Ga.R. R
Duncan Alfred, c, wks C. M. Barnwell
& Co
Duncan Alexander, mason, r 19 John-
son
Duncan Bowling, engineer Constitution,
r 31 Nelson
Duncan D. Harry, with J. J. Cohen's
Sons, bds Adams House
Duncan Emeline, wid A., r 19 Johnson av
Duncan George, c, lab, r 25 Scofield
Duncan Ida Miss, r 137 Crew I
Duncan James, wks Fulton Mills, r F
Factory Grounds
Duncan James R., carpenter, bds 98
Walton
Duncan John, c, lab, r 207 Foster
Duncan Jordan, c, lab, r 25 Trenholm
Duncan Lizzie Miss, r 137 Crew
Duncan Mary c, cook, r 152 Decatur
Duncan Mary E., wid J. W., r 174 Peach-
tree
Duncan M., wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Duncan Perry, elk, r 137 Crew
Duncan Pollie Miss, elk, r 19 Johnson
Duncan Rial, wks Fulton Mills
Duncan Robert L., elk, r 137 Crew
Duncan Sarah E. Mrs., r 31 Nelson
Duncan William, elk, bds 31 Nelson
Dunham Jo^ph L., mer, r 125 Jack-
son
Dunlap Ellen F. Miss r 145 Thompson
Dunlap EUie Miss, bds 355 E. Fair
Dunlap Henry C, engineer A-L. Ry, r
233 Decatur
Dunlap James C, cotton buyer, r 260 E,
Cain
Dwilap John G., with Moore, Marsh <fc
Co., r 264 E. Cain
Dunlap Mamie Miss, bds 355 E. Fair '
Dunlap Paul, wks W. & A. R. R
Dunlap Samuel, agt, r Williams, nr Alex-
ander
Dunlap William C. Rev., pastor St. Pauls
Church, r 355 E. Fair
Dunlap William W., conductor A. & W.
P. R. R., r 42 N. Moore
DUNLOP HUGH C. (Judson, Dunlop &
Co.), r 78 Richardson
Dunn Charles, c, dyer, 2 Ga R. R i .
Dunn Edward, wks Hinman & Son
Dunn Emma, wid L., r 141 Nelson
Dunn E. C, opr W. U. Tel Co., r 41 E.
Mitchell
Dunn Ishmael, conductor W. & A. R. R.,
r Smyrna
Dunn James, carpenter, r 10 Scofield
Dunn James, c, lab, r 18 Chapel
Dunn John F., harnessmkr C. W. Motes
& Co
Dunn John N. (Dunn, Johnson & Co.),
r Ashley nw cor Amos, W. E
DUO, JOHXSOX & CO. (J. N. Dunn,
Z. T. Johnson, F. M. Kenney and H.
A. McDonald), whol grocers and com-
mers, 40 and 42 E. Alabama
Dunn J. H., brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r Smyrna
Dunn Melinda Mrs., r 10 Scofield
Dunn Hugh, bookbinder, bds Hotel
Weinmeister
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DUN
287
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Dunning Volney (Dunning & Allen), r
87 Rawson
Dunning & Allen (A. Dunning and A.
M. Allen), grocers, 28 Marietta
Dunwody Henry M., bklq^r, r 13 Hous-
ton
Dunwody Jefferson D., bkkpr, bds 84
Ivy
Dunwody John, book agt, r 13 Houston
Duiiwody John E., elk, r 84 Ivy
Dunwody Mamie Miss, teacher Fair
Street School
Dupont Frank L., upholsterer, r 102 De-
catur *
DuPree Charles, c, lab, r 8 S. Calhoun
DuPree David, c, lab, r 232 New Wheat
DuPree John, c, wks W. E. Hoyle, r ws
Humphries, 4th n of Peters
Dupree William, c, lab, r 10 S. Collins
Dupree William, c, lab, r 8 S. Calhoun
Durant Carrie, c, laundress, r 17 Tren-
holm
Duran Doc, c, carpenter, r 2 S. Terry
Durand Henry R., manager Ballard's
Restaurant, r 76 Marietta
Durand Samuel, elk A. & W. P. R. R.,
r 46 E. Cain
Durden Andrew J., earjienter, r 89 S.
Terry
Durden Stephen, c, lab, r 61 Rawson
Durham Henry S., c, butler J. T. Grant
Durham Jane R. Miss, dressmkr, r 1
Means
Durham John, blksmith, r 1 Means
Durham Sarah E. Miss, dressmkr, r 1
Means
Durham William M. (W. W. & W. M.
Durham), r 58)^ Peaehtree
Durham WiUiam W. (W. W. & W. M.
Durham), r Decatur, Ga
Durham W. W. & W. M. (W. W. and
W.^M. Durham), physicians, aS)4
Peaehtree
Djar Alexander S., physician, bds 8 Mills
Dyar Lula, wid W. P., r 14 Hulsey
Dye Cora Miss, r 603 Marietta
Pye Edgar J., carpenter, r 603 Marietta
Dye Ella Miss, boxmkr, r 603 Marietta
Dye James, carpenter, r 616 Marietta
Dye Thomas, carpenter, r 603 Marietta
Dyer George W., carpenter, r 8 Bell
Dyer H., grocer, 64 Decatur
Dyer James F., blksmth, 44 Line, r 186
Luckie
Dyer Macintosh R. Mrs., bds 198 Deca-
tur
Dyer R. L., elk, bds 12>^ W. Mitchell
Dyer Thomas H., grocer, 64 Decatur
Dykeman S. Niles, elk Ry. M. S., r 84
Luckie
W
Dykes James N., watehmkr, 228 Wheat
ri 24 E. Alabama i
Dykes M. Miss, seamstress Mre. A. R.
Naee
Dykes .R. A. (Bird & Dykes), r 162 W.
Mitchell
Dy^n Richard, c, lab, r rear 110 Pine
EADES GEORGE W., weaver, r 127
Marietta
Eagan Michael W., trimmer, bds 95
Walton
Eagle Duncan, c, well digger, r 57 Lam-
bert
Ea^in George N. (Kenner, Tibbs &
Eiakin), r 80 Davis
Earnest Henry T., elk, Pullman Sou Car
Co., r 16 Capitol pi
Earliest John G., physician, 663^ White-
hall, r 192 Whitehall
Easliey Isaac, c, blacksmith, r 17 ChaT)el
Easlpy Lizzie, c, teacher Mitchell St.
School
Easley Smith W., c, elk Ry M. S., r 171
X.iButler
^^^X^y^^^^SSEE, TIRGOU &
GE^RGLi RAILROAD, S. Thomas,
pr^ ; H. Fink, genl manager ; A. Pope,
gem P. & T. afft; James Maloy, pass
agt; 3 Kimball House. Genl offices
Ga.Div., 25 E. Hunter; ticket office
and depot Whitehall St. Crossine.
(See p. 8.) ^
Easterwood Mary, wid W., r W. Peters,
nw j cor Brick
Eastoja E. Mrs., seamstress, r 93 S. Broad
East<*i James, c, restaurant, 5 Ivy
East(^ Jordan, c, wks O. A. Smith
EatoaCatherine Mrs., r 2 Ponder
Eatorf William G., foreman Atla Bridge
Wkf , r 11 Ponder . ^
Eaves. George, foreman A-L. Ry, bds 640
Decatur
Eberejig A., wks Sou. Agrl Wks.
Echolb Abram, c, lab, r 210 Mangum
Eohol^ Annie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fety
Echols Benjamin, c, wks Atla Com &
W. Co
Echols Charles, c, lab, r 152 N. Butler
Echolsj Elbert, c, wks Atla Com <fc W. Co
Echolf Eveline, c, laundress, r ns W. &
A. R. R., 2d w of Cain
Echols George, c, r rear 461 W. Peters
Echols, Harnson, c, wks W. & A. R. R.,
r CaUioun, se cor C<fx
Echols H.Ti. Mrs., boarding, 233 Ivy
Echols John, c, wiper W. & A. R. R. r
80 Hogue '
Echols Mary A., wid P. W. J., r Hi W.
Garnett.
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Echols Xevada, carpenter, r ns Cox, 1st
e of Orme
Echols Noah, c, driver, r 44 Terry
Echols Peter, c, wks Markham House
Echols Reuben, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
42 Merritts av
Echols Samuel B., c, lab, r 210 Mangum
Echols Sarah, wid J., r 88 Walker
Echols Susan, c, laundress, r 5 Parker
Echols Teague G., butcher, 146 Elliott
Echols Warren, c, cook, r 74 Decatur
Eckford Belle, wid W. J., r 93 Washing-
ton
ECKFORD JOSEPH J., lawyer and no-
tary, 21)^ E. Alabama, r 93 Washing-
ton
Eckford Marshall T., elk, r 93 Washing-
ton
Eckford William H., with Moore, Marsh
& Co., bds 93 Washington
ECLIPSE WIND ENGOE CO., G. F.
Wheeler, Southern manager ; 61 Peach-
tree
Ector Frank M., elk R. & D. R. R., r
Decatur, Ga
Eda Frances, c, laundress, r rear 86 E.
Cain
Eddins Charles W., elk Ry M. S., r 199
S. Pryor
Eddleman Annie Miss, r 19 Houston
Eddleman Francis M., mer, r 19 Houston
Eddleman Francis M. Jr., elk, bds 19
Houston
Eddleman Frank, jeweler S. L. Solomon-
son, r 13 W. Simpson
EDDLEMAN GEORGE H., propr The
Critic, r McDaniel, se cor Richardson
Eddleman James B., elk, bds 19 Houston
Eddleman John, elk, r 367 S. Pryor
Eddleman Joseph, elk, bds 19 Houston
Eddleman Mina, wid F., r 13 W. Simp-
son
Eddleman Peter, carpenter Lynch & Lea,
r 38 Bush
Eddleman Wallace R., elk, r McDaniel,
cor Richardson
Eddy Frank, elk, r 104J Peachtree
Ed^e Edwin, carpenter, r 25 Victoria
Edison James M., brickmason, r 42
Yonge
Edmonds Mary Miss, r 136 E. Hunter
Edmonds Minnie, c, laundress, r rear 57
Ivy
Edmonds Nancy, wid A. T., r 136 E.
Hunter ^
Edmondson Melinda, c, domestic, r rear
177 N. Collins
Edmundson Mary, c, laundress, r 228 N.
Calhoun
Edmundson William, c, lab, r 122 Davis
EDW
Edson Geoi-ge G., elk T. F. Walker
Edson N. J., r 11 N. Butler
Edwards Adolphus, c, waiter, r 72 N.
Calhoun
Edwards Anna P., wid F. G., r 49 E.
Cain
Edwards Augustus, fireman, r 324 Mari-
etta
Edwards Berry, c, porter, r 10 Jones
Edwards Charles, c, drayman, r 14 Rasp-
berry
Edwards Charles, c, lab, r 122 Houston
Edwards David, c, waiter, r 171 Hilliard
Edwards Dennis, c, driver, r 130 Houston
Edwards Eflie, c, laundress, r 234 New
Wheat
Edwards Eliza, c, laundress, r 21 Henry
Edwards Eve Miss, bds 12 S. Collins
Edwards Grant F., engineer, r 154 W.
Hunter
Edwards Hiram (Buzbee & Edwards), r
42 E.Baker .
Edwards James, c, driver, r 39 Henry
Edwards James R., conductor, r 24
Moore
Edward John, c, lab, r rear ail W. Pe-
ters
Edwards John, wks Atla Cot Fcty j.
Edwards John F., with New Home S. M. '
Co., r 364 Decatur
Edwards J. F., wks Atla Com & W. Co
Edwards Joseph R., engineer U. S. C.
H.andP.C "- ^
dwards Jos
don, W. E
H. and P. O. bldg, r^ N. Pryor
Edwards Joseph W. B., trav agt, r Gor-
Edwards Leander W., carpenter, r 12 N.
Moore
Edwards L«uis H., machinist, r 299 E.
Fair
Edwards Lucy E. Mrs. (M. E. Edwards
& Co.), r 364 Decatur
Edwards Mickleberry E. (M. E. Edwards
&Co.), r 364 Decatur
Edwards M. E. & Co. (M. E. and L. ^,
Edwards ), grocers, 364 Decatur
Edwards Prince, c, lab, r 228 Clarke
Edwards Sallie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Edwards Sterling, elk, r Gordon, cor
Lawton, W. E
Edwards Thomas, c, waiter, r 160 E.
Harris
Edwards Virginia Miss, r 49 E. Cain
Edwards William, carpenter, bds 116>^
Whitehall
Edwards William, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks ^
Edwards William c, grocer, 149 W. Pe-
ters, r 30 Foster
Edwards William W., painter, r 145 W.
Fair
ALWIYSTRIYEES^^
EDW
289
ber, Laths & Shinglea.
ELL
Edwards Wilson S„ machinist, r 48 Mar- i Elligan Lemuel, c, driver M. C. & J F
tin Kiser & Co
??5fllI"^S'„;!:^ i'\?,^?P_ ^l Ellington George, c, lab, r 82 S. Forsyth
Ellington Salina, wid D., r 100 W. Har-
ris
Elliott Caroline, c, laundress, r 30 Phil-
lips row •
Elliott Catherine, wid J. H., r 25 Hood
Elliott Charles G., foreman E. T., V. <fc
Ga. R. R., r 341 Mangum
Elliott I>avid M., conductor W. & A. R.
R
Elliott Douglass, tinner, r 133 Walker
Elliott Frank L., elk W. &'A. R. R
Elliott F., Miss, seamstress Mrs. A. R.
Nace
Elliott Henry, fireman, bds 37 Rock
Elliott Hiram C, carpenter, r 145 Man-
gum
Elliott James, c, lab, r 26 Markham
Elliott Jenkins, c, porter Sheldon & Pin-
son
Elliott Joseph, blksmith, r 150 Davis
Elliott J. A., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Elliott J. H., carpenter W. & A. R. R
Elliott Nancy, c, laundress, r 28 Man-
gum
Elliott Sophia A. Mrs., fruits, 225 W.
Peters
Elliott Van Buren, carpenter, r 133
Walker
Elliott Walter B., bkkpr, r 83 Ellis
Elliott WUliam, c, wks Pellegrini & Cas-
tleberry
Elliott W. Robert, conductor W. & A.
R.R.,r 20 Smith
Ellis Davenport P., auctioneer, 15 S.
Broad, r 360 W. Peactree
Ellis F. Howard, bkkpr T. S. Lewis, bds
Adams House
!)}!« S^#g^' ^' ^'iper W. <fe A. R. R
Ellis He«^y, c, lab, r 285 Randolph
Elhs Jack, machinist, r 16 W. Garnett
Ellis James R., salesman, r 182 S. For-
syth
Ellis Jesse M., trav agt, r 324 Decatur
Ellis Jonathan M., grocer, r 194 Hous-
ton
Ellis Lee J^, elk, r 63 Houston
Ellis Rache., c, laundress, r 7 Tucker's al
Elhs Susannah C, wid W. W., r 11 Pon-
der I
EUis Tallilah M. Mrs., grocer, 324 De-
catur \i
Ellis WilHam, r 361 N. Collins
ELLIS William d., solicitor city
Court and lawyer, room 5,38 E. Wall
r 165 Washington '
Ellis William J., elk, r 63 Houston
Ellison Lillie Miss, r 46 Hilliard
M mi CMKUeBS, BDG61ES,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wa^grons, Etc.
Eggleston Ralph S. elk Ry M. S., r ns
Gordon, W. E
Egleston Theodore D., elk, r 89 McDon-
ough
Egleston Thomas (Perdue & Egleston),
r 79 McDonough
Egleston Thomas R. (Powers & Egles-
ton), r 79 McDonough
Ehlers Augustus L., machinist, r 48 W.
Foundry
Eichberg Alfred S. (Fay & Eichberg), r
214 S. Forsyth ^ '
Eichberg Amelia H. Miss, teacher
Walker St School, r 214 S. Forsyth
Eichberg Joseph T., mer, r 214 S. For-
syth
Eiches Henry, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Eidson Marcellus, wks Mabin & Terrv. r
UN. Butler , ''
Eieson George, bkkpr, r 29 Plum ^
Fining Theodore, baker H. A. Agricola,
r 36 Gilmer ^
EISEMAN BROS. (G., M. B. and J. B.
Eiseman), clothing and gents furnish-
ing, 55 Whitehall
Eiseman B. Joseph, with Eiseman Bros.
r55 Whitehall
Eiseman Gus (Eiseman Bros.), r Wash-
ington, D. C
Eiseman Jacob T\ith Eiseman Bros., r 26
Merritt av '
Eiseman Jacob B. (Eiseman Bros.) r
Washington, D. C
Eiseman Joseph B., with Eiseman Bros.,
r 55 Whitehall
Eiseman Moses B. (Eiseman Bros), r
Washington, D. C
Eiswald John, elk M. Rich & Bro
Eiswald Sarah A., widT. G., r ns Gordon
6th w of Peeples, W. E
Elam Monroe, c, driver Kenner, Tibbs &
Eakin,r38 Brick
Elder John, c, porter National Hotel
±.lder Jordan, c, waiter Markham
±.lder William, trav agt, r 55 E. Harris
1% ^lo\^/ 9-' ^kkpr E. Bates & Co.,
bds 83 Marietta
^^^\ William S., physician, 9 W.
Wall
Ellen Dock, c, lab Sou Agr Wks, r 56
Magazine • .
^W^'' o^Al^^^^"' ^ lab, r 82 Johnson
Eller Salhe Miss, r 9 Roach
Ellett L. H., foreman Herald, r ns Rich-
ardson, 4th e of Fomewalt
2.^^ Henry, c, porter Johnson, Buzbee
& Co
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290
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Ellison Martha Mrs., wks F. E. Block, r
69 W. Foundry
Ellison William, plumber, bds 69 W.
Foundry
Ellison William, manager Union Stock
Yard, r 33 Hilliard
Ellison William Jr., wks Union Stock
Yard, bds 33 Hilliard
Ellsworth John H. (L. H. Hall & Co.), r
166 Man^m
Ellsworth William, c, waiter Kimball
Elmore Charles, baker, r rear 36 S. Butler
Elmore Theo. J. (Goode, Fontaine &
Elmore), bds 50 Walton
Elsas Isaac (I. Elsas & Co.), r 177 S.
Pryor
Elsas I. & Co. (I. Elsas and ), junk
dlrs, 62 and 64 S. Broad
Elsas Jacob (Elsas, May & Co.), r 56 W.
Garnett
ELSAS, MAY & CO. (J. Elsas, I. May,
M. Adler and J. Dreyfus), paper and
bags, 97 to 105 S. Pryor
Elsas Solomon, r G Factory Grounds
Els worth Mary, wid C, r 133 W. Foun-
dry
Ely Robert :N"., lawyer, S}4 Whitehall,
bds Kimball
Elyea Anna, wid C. H., r 104 Wheat
Elyea Theodore M., collector P. H.
Snook, r 104 W^heat
Emanuel D., carpenter A-L. Ry
Emanuel Howard, c, cook N. H. Rowland
Emanuel Nathan, mdse broker, 6 E. Ala-
bama, r 181 Loyd
Emory Henry F., fish and ice, 15 Peach-
tree, r 179 Washington
Emery Susie Miss, r 259 Whitehall
Emmel Jacob, overseer chain gang, bds
Commercial Hotel
Empir9 B. & L. Assn, 34 E. Alabama
Enfield Selicia A., wid J. B., r 71 King
Enfield William M., machinist, bds 71
King
Engesser William B., elk, r 145 W. Fair
Engine Co. No. 1., 25 S. Broad
Engine Co. No. 2., 2 Washington
England Elisha S., elk, r 221 N. Calhoun
Er^land E. Theodore (England, Jelks &
Tappan), r 35 Boulevard
ENGLAND, JELKS & TAPPAN (E. T.
England, R. C. Jelks and W. S. Tap-
pan), grocers, 24 Peachtree
England John M., machine agt, r 3 Ez-
zard
England Nancy C, wid D., r 196 Hous-
ton
Engles F. John, plumber Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, bds 143 Walton
English James A., student, r 34 Cone
ENGLISH JAMES W. (B. G. Lockett &
Co.), 33* S. Broad, r 34 Cone
English Maria, c, laundress, r 107 Stone-
wall
English Reddick, c, lab, r rear 139 E.
Cain
Ennis Benjamin, elk M. Rich & Bro
Ennis Lee J„ elk W. & A. R. R
Ennis William M., conductor C. R. R., r
66 Davis
Enright Catherine N., wid P. H., r 124
Gullatt
Enright Loratto Miss, bds 124 Gullatt
Enright Patrick H., finisher, bds 124
Gullatt
Enzinger Joseph, cabinetmkr, r 26 Mc-
Afee
Epinger Richard, c, painter, r 175 Chapel
Epperson William, engineer, bds 16
Venable
Epps Jacob, c, carpenter, r 186 Martin
Epps Joseph, c, hostler J. M. Latham,
r 73 Green's Ferry av
Epps Madison,c , shoemkr, r 125 Hous-
ton
Epps William, wks Fulton Mills
Erblouske Paul, stonecutter, r 32 Vic-
toria
EBGENZINGER ALEXANDER, uphol-
sterer, mattress, awning and tentmnfr,
12 E. Hunter, r es Form wait, Ist s of
Richardson. (See adv.)
Erickson GilBt, tailor B. Nathan, r
Jamestown
Erminger Henry C. (Erminger & Gold-
smith), r ss Gordon, 2d e of Garnett
Erminger & Goldsmith (H. C. Erminger
and M. E. Goldsmith), candy mnftrs,
67 E. Alabnma
Errick Charles C, tinner J. Warlick &
Son, r 65 Thurmond
Erskine WiUiam (Wm. Erskine & Co.),
r 51 Ivy
Erskine Wm. & Co.(William Erskine and
James Fee), linens, 42 Decatur
Ervin Mary Miss, seamstress, r 146 N.
Calhoun
Ervin Molly, c, laundress, r 230 Jones
Erwin Clifford H., machinist, r Irwin,
W. E
Erwin Effie A. Miss, teacher Ivy Street
School, bds 25 N. Forsyth r
Erwin Greorge, c, porter Bank State of
Georgia
Erwin Howell C. (J. A. Whitner & Co.),
r 199 Jackson
Erwin James O., elk J. Silvey & Co
Erwin Mastine D., solicitor W. & W.
Mnfg Co
Erwin Thomas, c, porter, r 8 Clarke
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BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
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EINEST
ERW
■^^'T
At MARK BERRY'S 33 Pftar.htrflP St.
Erwin Thomas E., bkkpr W. M. & R. J
Lowry, bds 72 Marietta
Eskridge Albert P., mer, r 140 W. Pair
Eskridge Emma, c, teacher Houston
Street School
Eskridge John, carpenter, r ws For-
tune, 2d s of Holland
Eskridge Peter, c, blksmith, 149 Decatur
r 135 N. Butler '
Estabrook C. A., machinery agt, 79 S
Forsyth, r Pryor, cor Peters
Estes James C, elk Z. A. Rice & Son r
15 Walker '
Estes John F., yard conductor Ga. R. R
r 29 N. Moore ''
Estes Keziah Mrs., r 29 N. Moore
Estes Nanny C, wid J. W., bds 49
Glynn
Estes William, stonecutter, r 20 Kelly
Estes William D., mason, r 414 E. Fair
Estey Aaron S., r Marietta, bey limits
Estey Frank S., machinist, r Marietta,
bey limits
Estey Newell T., foreman J. Trowbridge
& Son, bds 285 E. Hunter
ESTEY ORGAN CO., C. M. Cady, man-
ager; organs, pianos, music and mu-
sical instruments. Broad, nw cor Ala-
bama. (See front cover and p. 52.)
Etheridge Robert B., bkkpr Jack & Hol-
land, r 55 S. Forsyth ^
Ethridge Israel, c, lab, r 11 Orange
Ethridge Miles, c, cookR. G. Thompson,
T 11 Orange
Eubanks Celia Miss, r 42 Bell
Eubanks Hugh, messr W. U. Tel. Co
Eiibanks Isaac B elk, bds 67>2/ S. Broad
Mftehe/''^" •' '^^' " ^''^*^' ^^^
Eubanks Joseph E., lineman W. U. Tel
Co., r 650 Marietta
Eubanks J Judson, elk, r 35 W. Mitchell
±.ubank8 McDonald, elk W. <fc W. Mnf^-
Co., r 59 N. Butler
Eubanks Maria, c, wks M. Barwald &
Eubanks Peter, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Eubanks Richard, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Fnw^^ -??^''^ ^•' ^1^' ^ ^^^ S. Broad
Rh^^s ^*' drayman, r 10
■^i^r?®^^^' J^^^^r Atla M€d Col, r
lOU h ort
?w-*"r?- ^•' engineer A-L. Ry
P?4tt«''?S4.?^*'' ^« 33 N. Forsyth
cashier Peo. Mut. Relief Assn, r 33 N.
^^^ I ■ EVE
^VA^ tmKLES B. (The Souther^
PDn'Sfl ^SV^^'«%''5 Compiler WEATH-
ERBE'S DUPLEX DtREC?ORIES^
bds :National Hotel '
■^^"i^i^*"^^^ ^' ^e^-' pastor First
Methodist Ch, bds Cannon House
r^^^f ^'^'n? ^'^ ^^^'■' ^^ Peachtree,
r 7ol L. Ellis '
Evans David R., engineer, r 203 E.
Hunter
Evans Dorcas, wid Simon, r 311 E
Hunter ;
Evans Edmund, c, driver A. C. Ladd
Evans Edward, c, driver A. C. Ladd ^
Evans Edward W., elk, bds 73 E. Ellis
Evans Emily, wid T. G., r 161 Marietta
Evaufi, Frank, c, grocer, 77 Greens Ferry
av, t 28 Mangum ^
Evans George, c, driver, r 291 Boulevard
^.vans George, c, porter, r rear 58 Loyd
Evans George, c, tailor R. Cooper
Evans Henderson, c, lab, r 1 Craven
Evans' Jacob, c, cook, r 140 Ira
-EvansiJames H., machinist A-L. Ry r
2vo El, Fair
Evans James J., engineer, r 130 Davis
ibl YV . h oundry
Evans John D., florist, r 6 Werner av
Ev^ns Judson, physician, bds Adams
House
Evans Lizzie, c, laundress, r 625 Marietta
Evans Lulu Miss, r 73 E. Ellis
Evans Richard, wks Hinman & Son
Evans Riley, c, porter, r 148 Jackson
Evans Robert R., elk, r 76 McDonoujrh
Evans Sarah, c, laundress, r 10 Fort
Evans Seott, c, lab, r 14 Thurmond
Evaiis Thomas, g, wks Maddox, Rucker
& Co t
^''^?:! ^'S^P T-' ^^^^P'- ^' K. Evans,
r 7o hi. Jtillis
Evans Wilson, c, lab, r 3 Ella
Evart Charles, painter W. S. McNeal. r
Forsyth, cor Mitchell
EVENING HERALD, Williams & Small
managers; 14 W. Alabama. (See adv.)
Everett Clarence, elk, bds 112 Windsor
^verett Fannie O. Miss, r 112 Windsor
otn^^T*^*™®^ ^'^ engineer A-L. Ry, r
230 Haynes
Everett J. Henry, elk J. Keely, r 41 N.
Calhoun
Everett Lena, wid A., r 31 Hayden
Everett Mattie E., wid T. C, bds 20 E.
Mitchell
Everett Octavia Miss, r 21 Orme
Everett Susan A., yrid J., r 21 Orme
■ . * Mitchell
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Keeps no trash oalled shirtt;
II and 13 Whitehall St
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KT?AT HQTA T ti City Proper^.Fapms. Mills, Lands, Etc.
lA Ij j-j jj i-J O 1 il 1 1j "T. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
EVE
292
FAR
Everett William N., butcher, r 123
Houston
Everett William S. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser
& Co.),r 112 Windsor
Evers John F., with Beermann & Kuhrt,
r 198 Whitehall
Evins JohnC, furniture, 50 S. Broad, r
36 Houston
Ewell Fannie C, wid J. W., r 8>^ W.
Mitchell
Ewell James, c, lab, r 112 Decatur
Ewing Josephine Mrs., boarding, 74 E.
Hunter
Ewing Oliver, engineer, r 74 E. Hunter
Ewing Theodore, lab, bds 36 Gilmer
Ewing William, wks Lathrop & White
EXPOSITION COTTON MILLS, Ogle-
thorpe Park, office 30 W. Alabama
Ezzard Elvira, wid W., r 101 Decatur
Ezzard Green, c, porter Oglesby &
Meador
Ezzard William, lawyer, r 35 W. Baker
Ezzard William L., farmer, r 66 N. For-
syth
Ezzell Francis M., watchmkr F. J. Stil-
8on, bds National Hotel
FADEN NEMO, c, lab, r 155 Greens
Ferry av
Fagan Alice Miss, r 108 W. Baker
Fagan Christopher A., messr Sou Ex Co,
bds 34 McDonough
Fagan James D., elk, r 108 W. Baker
Fain David, c, lab, r 138 Crumley
Fain Henry, c, tailor, r 189 N. Butler
Fain John E., trav agt, bds 72 Marietfa
Fain John N., mer, r 65 Hood
Fain Joshua E., bkkpr Adair & Bro
Fain Robert M., elk, r 67 Forrest av
Fain Samuel, fireman W. & A. R. R
Fain William L. (Dickey, Fain & Ver-
ner), r 67 Forrest av
Fair Green, c, wks Kimball House
Fair Mary J., c, laundress, r 207 Foster
Fair Street School, Fair, sw cor Kelly
FAIRBANKS CHARLES F., engjaver,
stencil cutter, seal and stamp mnfr, 57
S. Broad, r 52 W. Harris. (See p. 51.)
Fairbanks Emma Miss, r 52 W. Harris
Fairbanks Horatio W., elk Atla Cot Fcty
r 52 W. Harris
Fairly JohV wks W. & A. R. R
Faith John K, grocer, 10 S. Forsyth and
298 Decatur, r country
Fall Mark A., bkkpr Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar, bds 9 Houston
Fallon Patrick J., contractor, 27)^ White-
hall, bds Kimball
Falvey John J.(Falvey & Lenfe8ty),r61
Gilmer
W.
FALVEY & LENFESTY (J. J. Falvey
and A. S. Lenfesty), broom and brush
mnfrs, Ga. R. R., Edge wood
Fambrey Robert, c, waiter Kimball
Fambro A. A. Mrs., dressmkr, 44
Peters
Fambro Colburn, c, lab, r 15 Kirk
Fambro Edward, c, lab, r 15 Kirk
Fambro Frances, c, laundress, r 4 Mc-
Daniel
Fambro L. Worthy, with A. C. Wyly
Fambro Robert, c, lab, r 4 Mc Daniel
Fannin Peter, c, barber and shoemkr,
241 Marietta
Fan ton Matthias R., carpenter, r 303 E.
Hunter
Farell Frederic, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Farley Mary Miss, dressmkr, 64^ White-
hall, r 109 Rhodes
Farley Philip, machinist, r 109 Rhodes
Farley Thomas, elk Hutchison & Bro, r
109 Rhodes
Farmby Henry, c, lab, r 95 Markham
Farmer Alexander S., oarpenter, r Lit-
tle, se cor Eraser
Farmer Crawford, c, wks W. E. Hoyle
Farmer Edward,c, lab, r 12 Chapel
Farmer Elizabeth Miss, r 41 Larkin
Farmer Henry, tinner, r 16 Boulevard
Farmer Lizzie Miss, domestic C. B.
' Howard
Farmer Robert, c, lab, r 169 Davis *
Farmer William, carpenter, r 24 Fitz-
gerald
Farnsworth Antionette Miss, bds 52
Spring
Farr Benjamin W., painter, r ws Ran-
dolph, 6th s of E. Harris
Farr James B., boilermkr.
Foundry
Farr Joseph, c, butler, r
Whitehall
Farr Lucy Miss, dressmkr.
Foundry
Farrar Nancy P., wid J. C,
CoUiins
Farrar Robert M., frt agt A. & W. P.
R.R.,r 177 N.Collins
Farrar Robert W., elk A. & W. P. R. R.,
r 177 N. Collins
Farrell C. W., machinist W. & A. R. B
Farrell James (Thomas & Farrell), r217
W. Peters
Farrell John E., salesman, r 66>^ White-
hall
Farrell Joseph, c, porter, r 3 Glynn
Farrell Peter, tailor J. Lynch, r 98 Deca-
tur
Farrell Samuel, wks H. Crankshaw <fe Co
r 165 W.
rear 225
r 165 W.
r 191 N.
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293
FIB
Farrell Thomas, butcher, 259 W. Peters
Farrin^n Lula Miss, r 54 Elliott
Farris Miles, machinist A-L. Ry., r 205
Irwin
Farris R. Clark, supt J. F. Redd, r 56 S.
Pryor
Farris Somerfield (Fincher & Farris), r
294 Jones
Farris William A. (Gantt, Sassaman &
Farris), r ss Rawson, 2d e of McDaniel
Farrow Abraham, c, lab, r 139 E. Cain
Farrow Augustus, c, lab, r rear 75 Luckie
Farrow Henry P., U. S. commr, U. S. C.
H. and P. O. bldg, r 80 Thompson
Farrow Jordan, c, lab, r 271 E. Hunter
Fa vers Annie, c, laundress, r 460 Mari-
etta
Faver Ella, c,. laundress, r 10 Jones al
Faver Henry, c, wks C. H. Bender, r 45
Valentine
Fay Calvin (Fay & Eichberg), r 170 E.
Hunter
Fay Frank C, elk A. R. Logan & Co.,
bds 170 E. Hunter
FAY & EICHBERG (C. Fay and A. S.
Eichberg), architects, 19 J S. Broad.
(See p. 63.)
Fears Benjamin J., elk, r 377 S. Pryor
Fears James T., mdse broker, 66>^ E.
Alabama, r 377 S. Pryor
Fears James T. Jr., bds 377 S. Pryor
Fears Jesse, c, porter, 124 Peachtree
Fears Jesse W., mdse broker, 66>^ E.
Alabama, r 72 Marietta
Fears John H., elk, r 377 S. Pryor
Fears Mattie Miss, bds 377 S. Pryor
Fears Rebecca, c, laundress, r 266 Crew
Fechter Egidius, grocer, 427 W. Peters
Fechter Frank, wks W. & A. R. R., r
427 W.Peters •
Fechter George, grinder, r427 W. Peters
Fechter Theodore, foreman brewery, r
278 N. Calhoun
Fee James (Wm. Erskine & Co.), r New
York
Feist Frank L,, tailor, r 16 Bailey
Felds J. W., elk, r 31 N. Forsyth
Felker William, c, junk, r ws Ira, 4th s
of Sharpe
Felker William F., conductor W. & A.
R. R
Fell William A., lab, bds 229 Marietta
Feltner Mary Miss, bds 587 Luckie
Fenlon Catherine, wid M., r 300 Man-
gum
Fenley Joseph Q., cabinetmkr, r 17 Pon-
der
Fenley Wilson L., furniture, r 1 W. 4th
Fenn Floyd, machinist A-L. Ry, r 64
Martin
Fenn Frances, wid G., r 58 Martin
Fenn Jeffiprson, elk, bds 58 Martin
Fenn La\yrence G., wks Hinman & Son
Fenn Lewis, lab, bds 58 Martin
Fennings Washington, c, elk, r Tattnall,
ne cor Markham
Fenton Georgenia Miss, r 203 Rawson
Fenton ^. Miss, domestic Markham
House t
Fenton Matthias R., carpenter, r 303
Hunter
Ferguson Daniel P. (Ferguson &
Blount), r Jonesboro, Ga
Ferguson Dudley, c, driver S. S. S. Co.,
r 47 Richmond ;
Ferguson Elias, c, carpenter, r 243 E.
Cain
Ferguson George D., conductor W. <fc A.
R. R., bds Cannon House
Ferguson John, c, lab, r 72 Gate City
Fergi^on William N., elk, bds 58 N.
Forsyth
Ferguson & Blount (D. P. Ferguson, J.
T. and B. M. Blount), agrl implement
mnfrs, 11 Bartow
Fernando George, c, lab, r 193 Cooper
Fernando James W., c, carpenter, r 80
Richardson
Fernando Robert, c, carpenter, r ns An-
derson, 1st e of Reed
Ferrell Abram, c, lab, r W. E
Ferrell Charles, c, lab, r 149 C. R. R
Ferrell Coley, c, porter, r 38 Thurman
FerreH Frederick, carpenter, r 260 El-
liott
Ferrell John F., fireman W. & A. R. R.,
hd&n Rock
FerreH Richard, wks Gholstin & Zachrv,
r 21 Rock
FerreH Robert, c, carpenter, r 149 C.
R. It
Ferrell Susan, wid S., r 21 Rock
FerreH Tillman, c, lab, r 190 Hilliard
Ferrefl William M., brakeman W. & A.
R. «., bds 21 Rock
Ferri^ John, c, lab, r 154 Gray
Ferris^Amelia L. Miss, teacher, bds 104
Houston
Ferri^ Frederick M., elk D. H. Dough-
erty
Ferris J. E., fireman W. & A. R. R
Ferris Mary, wid W. S., r 125 Jones av
Ferri^ Mary B. Mrs., dressmkr, r 272
Mangum
Ferris Thomas B., elk Ry M. S., bds 112
S. Pryor
Few Ella Miss, r 40 S. Buter
Few Frank, elk, bds 40 S. Butler
Few Marcus C, dafry, r494 Whitehall
Fibbs Thomas, elk John Keelv
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294
FIS
Fichtner Ernest, r Foster, 2d w of Boule-
vard
Ficken John, grocer, 128 Houston
Fickett Albert W., carpenter, r 312
Luckie
Fickett Richard :N'., trav agt, r 97 State
Fidwell Lena, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Field Alice M. Mies, teacher, bds 104
Houston
Field James P., lather, r 28 Mechanic
Field Joseph W.^ watchmaker, bds 25 N.
/ Forsyth
Field Sarah E., wid J., r43 Bush
Fields Alfred, c, barber, 193 Marietta
Fields Andrew, c, lab, r 49 Robbing
Fields An^eline, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Fields Cecilia, c, laundress r 183 Martin
Fields James, c, ^ab, r 202 Irwin
Fields Lula A. Miss, teacher, bds 72
Marietta
Fields Stephen S., c, barber A. Fields
Fields William, c, lab, r 33 Riggers
Fields William B., contractor, r 103
Washington
Fifer William H. Jr., elk, r 51 Houston
Fifth Baptist Church, Fillmore, nw cor
Bell
Filss Johannes, baker H. A. Agricola
Fincannon R. Franklin, cabinetmkr, bds
330 Decatur
Finch Abel W., c, tailor R. Cooper, r es
Butler, 2d n of Harris
Finch Cicero, c, painter, r 59 Houston
Finch George, painter, bds 86 Wheat
FINCH NATHANIEL P. T., editor Con-
stitution, r 388 Peachtree
Finch William M., c, tailor, 16J White-
hall, r 241 Foster
Finch er Berry H., grocer, r 31 Pine
Fincher Jefferson D., elk, r 257 W.
Mitchell
Fincher John L. (J. L. & W. T. Finch-
er), r 257 W. Mitchell
FINCHER J. L. & W. T., grocers, coal
and wood, 251 W. Mitchell
Fincher Seaborn T. (Fincher & Farris),
r country
Fincher William A. (Fincher & Hub-
bard), r 88 Peachtree
Fincher William T. (J. L. & W. T.
Fincher), r 251 W. Mitchell
Fincher & Farris (S. T. Fincher and S.
Farris), genl store, 294 Jones
Fincher & Hubbard (W. A. Fincher and
J. T. Hubbard), grocers, 88 Peachtree
Finley Jack, c, driver Hamilton & Hud-
son
Finley James (Finley & Grant), bds
Kimball
Finley Josephine Miss, elk, r Bellwood
HM.
Finley Thomas, lawyer, 21* Marietta, r
145 Walton '
Finley Walter T., bailiff, r Bellwood
Finley William R., c, barber, 24 Decatur,
r 46 Trenholm
Finley & Grant (J. Finley and J. G.
Grant), coal dealers, 16 E. Hunter
FINK HENRY, genl manager E.T.,V.
& Ga. R. R., Knoxville, Tenn. (See
p. 8.)
Finn Lawrence, cabinetmkr, r ns Hun-
nicutt, 1st w of Luckie
Finney Andrew T., carriages, 15 S,
Broad, r 33 E. Foundry
Finney Emmett, elk J. C. Kimball, bds
33 E. Foundrj'
Fire Department, M. Ryan, chief; 25 S.
Broad
First Baptist Church, Walton, nw cor
Forsyth
First Congregational Church, c, Collins,
ne cor Houston
First Methodist Episcopal Church, junc
Peachtree and Pryor
First Methodist Protestant Church, S.
, Forsyth, nw cor Garnett
First Presbyterian Church, 82 Marietta
First Spiritualist Church, Whitehall, ne
cor Peters
First Unitarian Church, United States
Court Room
Fischer Ferdinand, painter, bds 58 W.
Foundry
Fischer George, saloon, 62 W. Foundry.
r 58 W. Foundry ^
Fischer Julius A., grocer, 264 Decatur.
r 3 Bell *
Fischer J., wks Fulton Mills ' 4
Fischer Louisa Miss, r 58 W. Foundry '-
Fish Vines, r 107 Nelson
Fishback Edward L., cabinetmkr A. J.
Miller, r 77 Plum
Fishback G. Maitin, elk J. Smith, r
country
Fishback William, carpenter, r 259 W.
Mitchell
Fisher Benjamin D.. c, lab, r 377 White-
hall
Fisher Charles O. Rev., </. pastor Loyd St
A. M. E. Ch, r 377 Whitehall
Fisher Charles W., elk, bds 146 Luckie
Fisher Cincinnatus S., elk, r 146 Luckie
Fisher Elizabeth, wid W. H., r 426 White-
hall
Fisher Lawrence E., with R. & D. Ext.
Co., r20Pulliam
Fisher Margaret, wid W., r 146 Luckie
Fisher Peter, c, lab, r 278 Rawson
Fisher Walter E., with Crane, Boylston
& Co., r 20 Pulliam
s
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The Smith American Organs
A.R.B3 SXJ.P1UKJOR/ TO ATiTi, OTHERS:
FIT
295
t
FLO
Fitten Frank C, with Sou Agrl Wks
Fitten John A. (T. M. Clarke & Co.), r
75 McDonough
Fitten William M., elk Moore, Marsh &
Co
Fitts Fowler W., contractor, r 172 Luckie
Fitts Howard, c, lab, r 963^ S. Broad
Fitts Kitty Miss, r 31 Grubb
Fitts Robert, c, wks J. B. Jones, r 112
Decatur
Fitzgerald Annie Miss, r 130 Rhodes
Fitzgerald Bridget, wid T., r 130 Rhodes
Fitzgerald Camilla L. Mrs., housekpr,
r ns Foster, 7th e of Jackson
Fitzgerald Eleanor A. (E. A. & M. E.
Fitzgerald), r Jonesboro, Ga
FITZGERALD E. A. & M. E. (guard-
ians), A. T. Young, manager; grocers,
167 Whitehall
Fitzgerald Mary E. (E. A. & M. E.
Fitzgerald), r Jonesboro, Ga
Fitzgerald Patrick, barkpr O. C. Car-
roll, r 130 Rhodes
Fitzgerald Sally, wid M., r 57 X. Butler
Fitzgerald Thomas, elk J. Keely, r 130
Rhodes
Fitzgerald T. E., cashier A-L. Ry, r 15
Washington
Fitzgibbon Dora Miss, r 12 Pulliam
Fitzgibbon John, blksmith, r 48 Smith
Fitzgibbon Lizzie Miss, bds 201 E.
Fair
Fitzgibbon Mary Miss, elk, r 12 Pul-
liam
Fitzgibbon Mary A. Miss, elk J. Keely,
r 210 E. Fair
Fitzgibbon Patrick, elk, r 211 F. Fair
Fitzgibbon Patrick Jr., trav agt, r 211 E.
Fair
Fitzgibbon Richard, cooper, r 12 Pul-
liam
Fitz^bbon Richard, painter, bds 211 E.
Fair
Fitzgibbon lliomas, elk W. & & A. R.
R., r 201 E. Fair
Fitzpatrick Robert, lab, r es Johnson,
2d w of Elliott
Fitzsimmons E. Motte, with A. C. Wyly,
r 292 Peachtree
Fitzsimmons George O., elk Lamar, Ran-
kin & Lamar, r 292 Peachtree
Flaherty Michael, elk M. Rich & Bro.,
bds Cannon House
Fleck Henry, c, waiter E. Mercer
Fleischel Joseph, mer,r 221 S.Forsyth
Fleming Absalom F., cigars and tobacco,
15 S. Broad, r 53 Forrest av
Fleming A. M. Miss, elk, r 74 E. Hunter
Fleming Beauregard G., c, harnessmkr,
rl06 Windsor
W. M. Scott
Fleming Dudley D.,blksmth W. <fc A.R.
R., r 2 Mechanic
Fleming Elizabeth J. Mrs., dressmlo*,
272 Decatur
Fleming Ellen Mrs., dressmkr, r 204
Haynes
Fleming George, fireman, r 272 Decatur
Fleming George, c, butler, r rear 306
Whitehall
Fleming Green, c, harnessmkr D. Mor-
gan, r 106 Windsor
Fleming Jasper, wks T. S. Lewis
Fleming John, wks Ga. R. R., r 34 Hay-
den
Fleming Mahala Mrs., rl21 McDaniel
Fleming Mary, ii^id H. D., r ws Smith,
2d n of Crumley
Fleming Norwood, bkkpr, r 10 Walker
Flemijng Robert, c, drayman, r 7 Daniel
Fleming Sarah Mrs., r 18 Valentine
Fleming Theodore, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Fleming Thomas, fireman W. & A. R.
R.,lbds 23 W. Foundry ,
Fleming Thomas, c, porter, r 140 Irwin
Fleming Thomas P., bkkpr, r 318 S.
Pryor ^
Flemister Saul, c, wks F. E. Block, r 64
King
FLESH AUGUSTUS, secy Atla City
Brewing Co., r91 Mangum
Fletcher Charles, c, lab, r ss Nolan, 1st e
of Boulevard
Fletcher Dora, c, laundress, r rear 280
New Wheat
Fletcher Edward B., elk, r 8 Markham
Fletcher Harry, with M. Cole <fc Co., r
Roseland Sta., E. T., V. & Ga. R. R
Fletcher Mary C, wid E., r 8 Mark-
ham
Fletcher M. V., wks E. T., V. & Ga. R.
R.' bds Cannon House
Fletcher Richard M., pressman H. H.
Dickson, r 8 Markham
Fletcher Thomas, c, lab, r New Wheat,
sw cor Ella
Fletcher Winfield J. (Fletcher & Co.), r
19 McAfee
FLETCHER & CO. (W. J. Fletcher and
L. Cohen), saloon and billiards, 23 Ma-
rietta
Flint Frederick, trav agt, r 64 Cone
Flint George, c, lab, r 6 Liberty
Flint Joseph, c, lab, r rear 23 Roach
Flirx George, wks Lynch <fc Lea
Floersh Andrew, with Smith & John-
ston, r 58 N. Pryor
Flood Samuel, c, carpenter, r 59 Fort
Florence Bessie Miss, bds 19 S. Collins
Florence George, r 12 Factory Grounds
Florence John, r F Factory Grounds
THE lEADixs BEvrs tmm,
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wail Street
296
FOR
Florence John, wks E. Harden, r James- l Flynn Sarah, wid Joseph, r es Fort 2d
town nofPine
Florence Martha, c, laundress, r 1 Par- Flynn Thomas F., bkkpr car dpt W. &
ker
Flournoy John W. (Golden & Flour-
noyO, r Gray, cor Jones av
Flowers Charles, fireman, r 250 Thur-
mond
Flowers Lucinda, c, laundress, r rear 214
Decatur
Flowers Pollj^ c, laundress, r rear 66
Collins ^"^
Floyd Albert, c, lab, r 14 Gullatt
Floyd Benjamin F. (Floyd & Smith), r
100 N.Butler
Floyd Charles F., elk, r 8* Marietta
Floyd Charles J., c, lab, r 15 Gullatt
Floyd Charles L., teacher, r 76 N. For-
syth
Floyd Charles P., elk, bds National
Hotel
Floyd Eliza, c, cook, r 338 E. Hunter
Floyd George, c, lab, r 167 Houston
Floyd George W., elk, bds 132 S. For-
syth
Floyd James, c, cook, r 12 Clarke
Floyd John E., c, lab, r 15 Gullatt
Floyd Jordan, c, lab, r 6 Boulevard
Floyd Joshua, c, lab, r 24 Bradley
Floyd Leila Miss, r es Factory, s of Ten-
nels
Floyd Xancy, c, laundress, r 21 Phillips
row
Floyd Susan, c, laundress, r 26 Man-
gum
Floyd Walter C, conductor, r 266 W.
Peters i
Floyd & Smith (B. F. Floyd and M. W.
Smith), saloon, 3 Peachtree
Fluker John, c, lab, r es Tumlin, 6th n
of 4th
Fluker Oscar E., propr Commercial Ho-
tel, 49)^ S. Pryor
Flynn Catherine Miss, r 81 Chapel
Flynn Daniel, watchmau A. & W. P. R.
K.,.r 95 S.Terry
Flynn Eliza, wid F. W., r 200 Fort
Flynn Gertrude Miss, r 200 Fort
Flynn George barkper J. Lynch, r 81
Chapel
Flynn George, c, lab, r 6 Liberty • ^
Flynn Georgia Miss, r 200 Fort
Flynn James, engineer W. & A. R. R.,
r 151 W. Hunter - '
Flynn John H., master mechanic W. &
A. R. R., r 31 Gilmer
Flynn Joseph, painter, bds es Fort, 2d n
of Pine
Flynn Kate, wid p., r 149 Mangum
Flynn Minnie Miss, milliner, r 200 Fort
THFIEHHESAWRS
A. R. R., bds 31 Gilmer
Flynn William, painter, r 145 North av
Flynn William, policeman, r 81 Chapel
Flynn carpenter, r 73 i^ Whitehall
Fogus C. R., engineer A-L. Hy
Foley Edward, c, waiter Kimball
Folger Robert C, student, bds 55 N. But-
ler
Folsom Leonard B., saloon, 11 W. Ala-
bama, r 66)^ Whitehall
Fomby Sang, c, lab, r W. E
Fontaine Benjamin, c, wks L. B. Folsom
Fontaine Francis (F. Fontaine &'Co.,
and Goode, Fontain & Elmore), r 370
W. Peachtree
FONTAINE FRANCIS & CO. (Francis
Fontaine, R. F. Lawton, banker, Ma-
con ; Sam'l. W. Goode, attorney), nego-
tiators of mortgages, 1 S. Pryor, Kim-
ball House. (Seep. 37.)
Foose T. J., baker, r 214 Decatur
Foot Lizzie, c, laundress, r 96 Bell '
Forbes Sidney L., printer Herald, r 32
Nelson
Forbes George B., bkkpr Langston &
Crane, r 147 Jones
Force Albert W. (G. H. & A. W. Force),
r 57 W. Witchell
Force George H. (G. H. & A. W. Force),
r 57 W. Mitchell
Force G. H. & A. W. (Geo. H. and A.
W. Force), boots and shoes 33 White-
hall
Force Julia A., wid B. W., r 57 W.
Mitchell
Ford Alford, wines, 60 S. Broad, r 54
Walton \
Ford Alfred, c, painter W. & A?R, R., r
117 Pine
Ford Arthur P., bkkpr J.C.Kimball, r
108 N. Collins
Ford Asa, c, lab, r ws Davis, 4th n of
Markham
Ford Charles D., bkkpr A. Ford, bds 54
Walton
Ford Edward, c, tinner, r 103 Valentine
Ford Francis C, physician, r 36 Boule-
vard
Ford George W., c, restaurant, 176 De-
catur
Ford Henry L., painter, r 253 Marietta
Ford Hilliard, c, plasterer, r 163
Martin
Ford James, shoemkr, r 140 Magazine
Ford James C, elk, r 98 Spring
Ford Sarah E. Mrs., r 109 S. Forsyth
Ford Stephen, c, barber H. Brown
OXJTE is the Best
the North, East & West
Go to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. MitcbeU,
For any Kind of Lumber^ Laths or Shingles^
FOR
297
FRA
Ford William B., gunsmith, 153 W. Pe-
ters
FOREACRE G. J., pres N. E. R. R. and
suptJ Ga. Pa. Ry, 50 N. Broad, r 428
Peachtree
Forrest Charles, c, lab, r 46 Howell
Forrester Charles W., student, bds 72
Martin
Forshaw Edward M., carpenter, bds 24
Savannah
Forsyth Engene, lab, r 71 McAfee
Forsyth Joseph N., elk, r 87 W. Cain
Forsyth J. Archibald, blksmith W. & A.
R. R., r 87 W. Cain
Forsyth Walter L., blksmith, bds 87 W.
Cain
Forsyth William, blksmth, 33 Walton, r
87 W. Cain
Forsyth William G., with A. C. Ladd, r
64 Form wait
Fort Ira E., elk, bds Cannon House
Foster Albert, c, wks D. A. Cook
Foster E. G. wid E., r Calhoun, ne cor
Gilmer
Foster Ella, c, launkress, r 11 Bell
Foster Fannie Miss, r 79 N. Collins
Foster Felix, c, lab, r 153 Davis
Foster G. W., contractor, bds Cannon
House
Foster Jesse, c, domestic, r 97 State
Foster John, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Foster Josiah, c, chairmkr, r 39 Horton
Foster Julius D., carpenter, r Decatur
ne cor Fitzgerald
Foster Lewis, c, lab, r 29 Howell
Foster Mack, c, lab, r 13 TeiTy
Foster Maria, c, laundress, r 3 Jennings
al
Foster Mary, c, cook, r 101 Jones
Foster Ransom, c, lab, r Means, cor
Mayson Ferry rd
Foster Samuel, c, carpenter, r 29 Horton
Foster Sarah, wid E. G., r 62 Gilmer
Foster William, machinist A-L. Ry
Foster William C, c, waiter, r rear 36
Ivy
Foster W. Jason, butcher, bds 88 De-
catur
Foute Eliza H. Mrs., dressmkr, r 208
Whiteliall
Foute Robert C. Rev., rector St. Philips
Episcopal Church, r 10 Washington
Foute William E., station house kpr, r
208 Whitehall
Fowler A. Carolina, wid T., bds 120
Luckie
Fowler Garrett, c, waiter Kimball
Fowler George, cabinetmkr, r 20 Mills
Fowler Henrietta L., wid A. L., bds 113
Walton
THE MILBURN
Fowler Hilliard J., physician, r 259 De-
catur
Fowler James, c, carpenter, r es Bradley,
2d s of Irwin
Fowler Joseph, physician, r 18 Warren
pi
Fowler Noah R., real estate agt, 37 S.
Broad, r 201 Peachtree
Fowler Oscar, c, lab, r 69 Bradley
Fowler Rebecca, c, laundress, r 5 Pack-
ard's al
Fowler William A., brakeman W. & A.
R. R., bds 54 W. Foundry
Fowler William R., elk, r 201 Peach-
tree
Fox Amos, oils and lead, 11 E. Alabama,
r 63 N.Collins
FOX CHARLES W. (Fox & White), r 305
New Wheat
Fox George A., city ganger, r316 Luckie
Fox Henry, elk, r 188 Decatur
Fox James E., elk, bds 165 S. Pryor
Fox John, c, lab, r 32 Rawson
Fox J. W. (Fox & McCreary), r 260
Peachtree
Fox & McCreary (J. W. Fox and R. J.
McCreary), butchers, 255 Peachtree
FOX & WHITE (successors to Gordon
& White), (C. W. Fox andM. White),
coal, wood, lime, cement, etc., 42 N.
Broad. (See fly B.)
Foy Mary, wid P., r 23 Wheat
Foye C. H. Mrs., dressmkr, 49>^ Peach-
tree
Francis Albert K., machinist, r 16 Smith
Francis Cyrus W. Rev., prof Atla Uni-
versity
Francis John R., elk, r 16 Smith
Francis, Simms & Co. (T. H. Francis
and G. W. Simms), hardware and
house-furnishing, 42 Peachtree
Francis Thomas, elk Francis & Hunter,
r country
Francis Thomas H. (Francis, Simms &
Co.), r 346 Whitehall
Francis Thomas L. (Francis & Hunter),
r lp5 Marietta
Francis William M., r 259 Decatur
Francis & Hunter (T. L. Francis and J,
Hunter), 8al(^n, 176 Marietta
Frank Abraham, wsAl paper, 110 White-
hall, bds National Hotel
Frank Fannie, wid J., r 109 E. Gamett
Frank Joseph, chief elk Ry M. S., r 348
Whitehall
Frank Martha A. Mrs., confectioner, 192
Marietta
Frank Rebecca Miss, r 109 E. Garnett
FRANKE J. W., carriage materials, 31
and 33 W. Alabama, r 124 S. Pryor
a>
Lightest Draught & Best Fin-
ished Wagon in the Market
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298
MJLKSC BEHH'r, BOOTS & SHOES,
FRI
Franklin Albert, c, mason, r 14 Rich-
mond
Franklin Amos, c, driver, r 7 Jones
Franklin Calloway, c, lab, r 98 Pine
Franklin Edward, c, wks VVw & A. R. R.,
r 46 W. & A. R. R
Franklin Ella Mrs., r 88 Elliott
Franklin George, c, driver, r 14 Rich-
mond /
FRANKLIN HERMAN, stoves, tiiware
and plumber, 74 S. Broad, r 51 Cobper
Franklin Hilliard, c, lab, r 162 E. Har-
ris
Franklin Jacob, mer, r 139 Thompson
Franklin James, c, lab, r 18 Valentine
Franklin James H. (Franklin & Wil-
kins) , r 55 Rawson \
Franklin John B., with Union News
Co., bds 50^ Decatur,
FRANKLIN MAX, whol notions, 9 N.
Pryor, r 215 S. Forsyth
Franklin Paul, elk, bds 215 S. Forsyth
Franklin Preston, c, mason, r Jones al,
wof W. «fe A. R. R
Franklin Richard, plumber, r 51 Cooper
Franklin Thomas, c, lab, r 159 Fort
Franklin William, plumber, r 51 Cooper
Franklin & Wilkins (J. H. Franklin and
S. Wilkins), grocers, 18 W. Mitchell
Fraser Alexander, c, wks O. A. Smith
Eraser Allan, c, lab, r 182 Markham
Fraser Arnold, c, lab, r 26 Humphries
Fraser Colin M., genl bkkpr Merchants'
Bank, r 49 W. Peters
Fraser Lawrence W., c, driver, r 253 W.
Mitchell
Fraeer Lewis, c, plasterer, r 253 W.
Mitchell
Fraser Milton, c, wks W. O. Jones
Fraser Samuel M., carpenter, r 1 Chapel
Fraser Scipio, c, lab, r 253 W. Mitchell
Frazier James, c, lab, r rear 45 McDon-
ough
FRAZIER JEREMIAH D. (Frazier &
Morgan), dry goods and clothing, 77
Whitehall, r Whitehall,nw cor Mitchell
Frazier Maggie, c, cook, r rear 206 E.
Fair
FRAZIER & MORGAN (J. D. Frazier
and A. P. Morgan), grocers, 79 White-
hall
Freeland Cicero M., painter, r 228 Cox
Freeman Anderson, c, shoerakr, 5 E.
Mitchell, r 8 Solomon
Freeman Benjamin, lab, r 54 S. Butler
Freeman Benj. R., commissioner of
deeds, 4 Kimball House, r 46 Peach-
tree
Freeman Calvin, c, carpenter, r 289 Ran-
dolph
Freeman Caroline, c, laundress, r 241
Glenn
Freeman Chadwick, c, lab, r 16 Welton
pl
Freeman Charles T., elk, r 8 Spencer
Freeman Fannie M. Miss, r 43 Line
Freeman Frank, c, lab, r 72 S. Butler
Freeman Henry, c, lab, r 135 E. Cain
Freeman Henry, c, portef P. J. Kenny,
r rear 185 Loyd
Freeman Jacob, c, cook, r 235' New
Wheat
Freeman James C, mer, r 252 W. Peters
Freeman James C. Jr. (Freeman <fc
Crankshaw), r 238 Peach tree
Freeman Jefferson, c, porter G. A. Ram-
speck & Co
Freeman John, c, porter, r 277 Calhoun
Freeman Jones, c, lab, r rear 137 E.
Cain
Freeman Joseph C, c, driver, r 275 N.
Calhoun
Freeman Joseph E., painter, r 149 Wheat
Freeman Judge, c, lab, r rear 86 E. Cain
Freeman J. T., elk R. & D. R. R
Freeman Mark, c, lab, r 92 Fort -
Freeman M. F. Mrs., r 43 Line
Freeman Milton, c, wks W. O. Jones
Freeman Minnie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Freeman MoUie, c, r 11 Leonard
Freeman Nathan, c, lab, r 26 Ira
Freeman Porter, c, porter, r 149 Wheat
Freeman Richard c, lab, r rear 88 Wal-
ker
Freeman Samuel, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks ' » ^ 6
Freeman Sidney, c, porter, r 9 Kirk
Freeman Swan, c, firemalHH. Lewis
Freeman Washington, c, lab, r 193
Chapel
Freeman William G., butcher, 300 Peach-
tree, r 245 N. Collins
Freeman W., wks Fulton Mills
FREEMAN & CRANKSHAW (J. C.
Freeman Jr., and C. W. Crankshaw),
watches diamonds and jewelry, 31
Whitehall
French Mary C, wid J. C, r 77 Crew
Fresh Leopold, elk, r 153 Whitehall
Fretwell Thomas, painter, r 166 W.
Hunter
Fretwell William E., elk D. H. Dougerty
FRET JOHN, P. O. inspector in charge
of division, office U. S. C. H. & P. 0.
Bldg, r 31 Cone
Freyer Francis L., pianos and organs, 28
Whitehall, r Marietta, Ga
Frible Dora, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Fricks Jasper N., carpenter, r 306
Luckie
FRI
299
FUT
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^''^J'St^
Fricks Morgan, c, porter, r rear 50)^ De-
catur
Friday Alfred, machinist, bds 60 Smith
Friddell Henry, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Friddell Joseph, painter, r 60 Mays al
Friddell Samuel, elk, r 60 Mays al
Friedberger Michael, lab, r 21 Johnson
Frien Maggie Miss, r 63 Crew
Friendship Baptist Church, c, Mitchell
nw cor Haynes
Frierson Carroll R., elk, bds 61 Peachtree
Frierson Edward B., elk T. A. Frierson,
r 161 Crew
Frierson Florence Mrs., r 20 Powers
FRIERSON THOMAS A., real estate and
renting agt, 10 E. Wall, bds Kimball
House. (See top lines.)
Frierson Thomas D., with T. A. Frierson,
r 161 Crew
Frisbee W., wks Fulton Mills
Fritz John A., butcher, 393 Marietta, r
country
Frizzell J. Edward, trav agt, r 242 E. Hun-
ter
Frizzell Samuel C, r 242 E. Hunter
Frizzell William H. (W. H. Frizzell &
Co.), r242 E. Hunter
Frizzell W. H. &*Co. (W. H. Frizzell
and B. J. Fuller), planing mill and
lumber, 145 Marietta
FROBEL BUSHKOD W., asst U. S. en-
gineer, 9^4 W. Mitchell, r 103 McDon-
ough
Frost A. R., c, porter, r 150 Chapel
Frost Benjamin, tinner, bds 108 Marietta
Frost Henry, c, waiter Massa & Cano-
varri
Fry Abe, watches, clocks and jewehy, 4
Peachtree, bds Adams House
FRY ABE & CO. (A. Fry and ),
brokers, 4 Peachtree
Fry Annie L. Miss, bds 124 Luckie
Fry Carrie Miss, governess C. Beermann
Fry George T., lawyer, 44>^ S. Pryor, r
151 Crew
Fry Monday, c, lab, r rear 65 Luckie
Fry Robert, c, waiter Kimball
Fry William, c, porter, r 17 Clifford
Fryer Thomas, c, waiter, r 233 Boule-
vard
Fugazzi Angelo, fruits and confectionery,
13i Whitehall, r 121 Whitehall
Fuhrer John, hair worker, 66>^ White-
hall ' ^^
Fulks William, brakeman W. & A. R. R.
Fuller Alfred D., wagon yard, 226 W.
Peters
Fuller Anna D. Miss, teacher, bds 15
Martin
Fuller Annie Miss, r 112 S. Pryor
Fuller Barbara, c, laundress, r 28 Tren-
holm
Fuller Benjamin, mer, bds 100 Walton
Fuller Benjamin J. (W. H. Frizzell &
Co.),r66 FoiTest av
Fuller Erasmus Q. Rev., pastor Marietta
St.M. E.Ch.,r39Jones
Fuller George, c, barber W. R. Finley '
Fuller George H., elk, r 39 Jones
Fuller Henrv A. (H. A. Fuller & Son),
r 230 Whitehall
FULLER H. A. & SON (H. A. arid O. C.
Fuller), whol grocers, 20 E. Alabama
Fuller H. Walter, elk, r 230 Whitehall
Fuller Jacob B., c, carpenter, r 78 Old
Wheat
Fuller James H., conducter W. & A. R.
R,, r 60 Hood
Fuller John H., c, lab, r Freeman Row
Fuller Jones ^C, grocer, 67 S. Broad, r
232 Peters
Fuller Judge W., grocer, 25 Windsor
Fuller J. H., conductor W. & A. R. R
Fuller Lina, wid W. S., bds 15 Martin
Fuller Mildred Miss, r 66 Forrest a^
Fuller Owen C, elk, r 73 Form wait
Fuller OUie C. (H. A. Fuller & Son), r
230 Whitehall
Fuller Paul C, student, r 230 Whitehall
Fuller Philip L. (Fuller & Welmoth), r
628 Marietta
Fuller Susan E. Mrs., boarding, 112 S.
Pryor
Fuller Thomas K., mer, r 235 S. Forsvth
Fuller Watson, elk Ry M. S., r 30*N.
Calhoun
Fuller William A., mer, r 19 Mechanic
Fuller <fc^ Welmoth (P. L. Fuller and W.
H. Welmoth), butchers, 628 Marietta
Fulton Cotton Spinning Co., J. Elsas,
pres; Ga. R. R., cor Factory
Fulton County Jail, 36 Fraser
Fulton Frank, baker, r 15 Larkin
Fulton George, c, butcher, r rear 133
Washington
Fulton James A., grocer, 201 Chapel
Fulton Samuel, elk Robinson Bros. Ss
Mangum, bds 91 Rawson
Fulton William S., baker, r29 Brick
Fumade Harrie M. Miss, elk E. S. Gay
Furlow Louisa, c, laundress, r 5 Lowe's
al
Furse James A., elk, J. A. Caldwell, bda
114 Whitehall
Furse Marion (Da\ie & Furse), r 67 Ivy
Furth William, elk, r 159 N. Collins
Fuss John F., machinist, r 58 Johnson
Fuss Marv Miss, r 58 Jackson
Futch William M., machinist, r 283 W.
Peters
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GABBETT CECIL, genl manager A.
& W. P.,R. R., r Montgomery,
Ala /
Gable Charles A., wks C. C. Taylor, r
163 Rawson ^
Gable William G., tel opr, r 167 Rawson
Gaddis Frank, c, wks Ballard & Co
Gaddy Willis, driver Atla St Ry, r ns
Cox, 2d e of Orme
Gadsden E. Miles, lawyer, 15)4 E. Ala-
bama, r 344 Peachtree
Gaffney Kate S. Mrs., dressmkr, r 184
Elliott
Ga^e F. F., physician, 13 Decatur, bds
Kimball
Gailmard Charles F., teacher Means
High School, r 185 Whitehall
Gailmard Charles M. (J. J. Barnes &
Co.), r 105 Whitehall
Gailmard Emil G., supt Gate City St Ry,
r 185 Whitehall
Gailmard Paul R., printer J. H. & W.
T. Kuhns, r 185 Whitehall
Gaines Clement, c, waiter Kimball
Gaines Elizabeth, wid A., r AVilson, cor
Thomas
Gaines Georgia Miss, r 251 Peachtree
Gaines John, carpenter, r Bellwood
Gaines Marion, shoemkr, 58 Peachtree, r
ns Cox, 1st e of W. Peachtree
Gaines Olan, tel opr, ^d&s 23 Yonge
Gaines Ransom C, cl^R. J. Griffin, r
251 Peachtree
Gaines Reuben, lab, r 301 Luckie
Gaines Stephen, c, janitor U. S. C. H.
and P. O. bldg, r 93 Calhoun
Gaines Walter, elk, r 251 Peachtree
Gaines Wesley J. Rev., c, pastor Bethel
A. M. Church, r 147 Wheat
Gaines William, c, wks Kimball
Gaines William F., c, tailor, r 98 Cal-
houn
Gaines Willi^ S., fireman, bds 29
Yonge
Gaither Frank T., elk, bds National Ho-
tel
Galcerran M. Pedro, florist, 13 Kelly
Galettr Charles, cabinetmkr, bds 330 De-
catur
Gallagher Bridget Mrs., r 74 E. Hunter
Gallagher Lena Miss, r 74 E. Hunter
Gallagher Michael, elk, r 168 Loyd
Gallagher Patrick, elk, r 168 Loyd
Gallagher Thomas, mer, r Bellwood
Gallagher William, lab, r Bellwood
Gallagher Charles M., elk, r 155 W.
Hunter
Gallagher Sarah, wid P., r 11 Howell
Gallagher William P., elk, r 168 Loyd
Gallan George, tailor B. Xathan
Galliard Charles, c, lab, r 131 Markham
Galvin Cornelius, tailor, r68 E. Mitchell
Gamble Bell, lab, r W. Foundry, e of
Haynes
Gamble Robert T., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & (Jo
Gamble William, barkpr Baswell & Bog-
gan, bds Kimball
Gammel Josiah H. (Ragsdale & Gammel)
r 75 W. Peter
Gammon Edward M., printer, r 215 W,
Fair :
Gammon Jacob, c, shoemkr R. Bighara,
r W. E
Gammon John F., carpenter, r 12 Walnut
Gummon Louis S., carpenter, r 215 W.
Fair
Gammon Tabitha, wid L. B., r 215 W.
Fair
Gann BeiTy, carpenter, r 94 Greens Ferry
av • - I ;
Gann David, engineer State House, r 170
Nelson
Gann Ellen, matressmkr, r 75 N. Hum-
phries
Gann Pinckney Y., barkpr, bds '44 W.
Simpson i
Gann Sarah, wid S., r 7 Culver I '
Gann William, carpenter, r 32 Stonewall
Gannon Annie Miss, boarding, 54 J Deca-
tur
Gannon J. M. Mrs., r 168 Loyd
Ganson John, c, lab, r 4 McDaniel
Gantt Don Lewis, c, barber Markham
House, r 11 Collins
Gantt Charles, c, wks Atla Bridge Wka
Gantt James A. (Gantt, Sassaman & Far-
ris), r 236 W. Peters |' :
Gantt John A., elk, r 14 Brick
Gantt, Sassaman & Farris (J. A. Gantt,
J. P. Sassaman and W. A. Farris),
furniture, 251 W. Peters :
Garcia Josephine H., wid B., r 15 Mar-
tin
Gardner Amanda, c, laundress, r 149 Ir-
win
Gardner Benjamin F., c, restaurant, 214
Decatur
Gardner Burton D., machinist, r 158 Da-
vis
Gardner Caleb, c, lab, r 6 Boulevard.
Gardner Clark, c, driver, r 1 Bobbins
Gardner Grafton W., physician, 330 Ma-
rietta
Gardner Isham, c, truckman, r rear 214
Decatur
Gardner Jackson, c, lab, r rear 214 De-
catur
Gardner Mary, c, laundress, r 173 New
Wheat
THrBESTMJTEK?^;iS
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
R/Oizgl^ a.nci Dressecj. r-iijirxiloer.
GAR
301
GAT
Gardner Moses M.(M.M.&W.H. Gard-
ner), r 135 Nelson
GARDNER M. M. & W. H. (M. M. and
W. H. Gardner), photographers, 30 J
Marietta
Gardner Orange, c, waiter Kimball
Gardner Reuben E., blksmith, r 162 Da-
vis
Gardner Shadrach, c, lab, r 87 Hum-
phries
Gardner Stephen, c, porter, r 24 Victoria
Gardner Turner, c, blksmith, r 86 Greens
Ferry av
Gardner William H. (M. M. & W. H.
Gardner), r 135 Nelson
Gardner William H., c, barber, Kimball
House, r 214 Decatur
Garey Allan, c, waiter Kimball
Garland Mary Mrs., boarding, 25 N. For-
syth
Garland Nelson, c, carpenter, r rear 175
Fort
Garmany Charles P., lab, bds 206 Deca-
tur
Garmany Emily, c, laundress, r 14 Col-
lins
Garmany John S., boss chain gang, r 206
Decatur
Garmany Prince, c, lab, r 100 Pine
Garmany Walker, c, lab, r 100 Pine.
Garninger Augustus, c, carpenter, r 60
W.& A. R. R
Garner Albert, c, wks F. E. Block
Garner Ann H. Mrs., r 104)^ Peachtree
Garner Howard, c, porter, r rear 88 Crew
Garner Isabella, c, seamstress, r 7 Maple
Garner Moses J., c, shoemkr C. LeFils,
r 13 Williams
Garner William J., elk, r 177 Marietta
Garr Dexter, engineer, bds 74 E. Hunter
Garr William, c, driver Estey Organ Co.,
r 101 Humphries
Garr William S., r 92 S. Butler
Garraux Ernest, fireman W. & A. R
Garraux Frederick, patternmkr Winship
& Bro., r 88 Jones av
Garrew John L., wks Ga Chem Wks, r
ns Means, 3d e of May son Ferry rd
Garrett Amknda, c, laundress, r 260 Jones
Garrett A. E., ^id D. T., r 70 Markham
Garrett Daniel A., wks E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 23 Magazine
Garrett Henry, elk, r 124 Eraser
Garrett Isaac, c, lab, r 260 Jones
Garrett James W., engineer Atla Soap
Wks
Garrett John, lab, r 26 Emma
Garrett John, c, lab, r 175 Wheat
Garrett Susan A., wid W., r rear 16
Henry, W. E
,, c, waiter, r rear 214 De-
Garrett Thomas,
Garrett William, r 10 Emma
Garrett William J., mer, r 166 Washing-
ton
Garrett William M,, with Dr. D. Smith, r
124 Eraser
Garrett Young, mer, r 249 Washington
Garrison Belle, wid J., r 31 S. Moore
Garrison Jedediah D., machinist, r 61
Martin
Garrison Lena,c, laundress,r 230 Houston
Garrison Samuel, c, lab, r 113 E: Cain
Garrison Thoma^ J., wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 97 Old Wheat
Garth William, c, drayman, r 101 Hum-
phries
GARTRELL LUCIUS J., lawyer, 3J
Wtiitehail, r 442 Decatur
Gartrew William, carpenter, r 66 Loyd
Garvey John J., machinist W. & A. R.
R., r 72 Tattnall
Garvey Patrick A., stone-cutter, r 72 N. .
Calhoun
Garvin Benjamin F., grocer, 47 Thur-
mond
Garvin George W., endneer E. T., Va.
& Ga. R. R., bds 194 Decatur
Garvin William M., tailor, r 330 Deca-
tur
GASKILL CHARLES B., lawyer, 55J
Whitehall, r l38 S. Forsyth
Gaskill John, c, wks Jack & McClellan,
r Glenn, sw cor McDaniel
Gaston Jane S., wid J., r 312 Luckie
Gatchell Ernest E., elk, r 63 Whitehall
Gate City Colored School, 140 Houston
Gate City Glee Club, Loyd, se cor Hun-
ter
Gate City Guard Armory, 74 Peachtree
Gate City Hotel, 403^ Decatur
GATE CITY NATIONAL BANK, L. J.
Hill, pres; E. S. McCandless, cashier;
Pryor, cor Wall
GATE CITY PLANING MILL ANT>
LUMBER CO., T. J. Youmans, man-
ager; F. J. Dudley, sec; office 10 E.
Wall, mill Humphries, se cor Glenn
GATE CITY PRODUCE & COTTON EX-
CHANGE, S. H. Phelan, manager; 40
S. Broad
GATE CITY SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHANGE, W. E. Cunningham, propr;
86 Decatur. (See adv.)
Gate City Street R. R., office 43 E. Ala-
bama
Gates Aaron, c, lab, r 56 Chattahoochee
Gates George, c, wks Johnson & Stal-
lings
Gates Henry, c, driver, r 13 Tennels
Write
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po^^o f i- ' ' , ' ^ ^^^'*f Houston
Gates Lydia, c, laundress, r 18 Johnson
Gates Robert, c, lab, r 13 Irwin
Gates ^omas, c, wks Jack & McClellan
^\^« ,^- ^^•' ^'ks Lynch & Lea
Gathright William fe., sheemkr, 228 De-
catur, r 47 Howell y^^oxje
Gatins Alonzo, c, lab, r Lowe al, s of
""fethoun^^^^^^ '' ''• ^^"^^^°> ^ ^^'
Gatins Joseph, elk, r 109 E. Hunter
Gatms Joseph F., elk, bds 79 E. Ellig
Gatins Julia Miss, r 109 E. Hunter
n'liutf '"^' ^" ^'^ ^' ^- ^ ^ Hun-
^4fi^^nf^^''' ""'^U ^^^-^^' ^ "« Means,
4th e of Maysou Ferry rd
S*^i WM?.' ^^^ •^•' ^ ^56 Marietta
Gault WiUiam, wks W. & A. R. R., rns
Means 4th e of Mayson Ferry rd
Gause Charles W., elk, r 42 Cooper
Al S^p?;' ''^ "^^ ^- ^^^^^^^^ * Co.,
r«I«" ^ K ^^'■' ""^^^^^ ^^8 ^1 Pulliam
GATAN JOHN H., furniture and mat-
(See a'SvO ' ^^ ^^*«^*^«^' ^ ^7 ChiSfh
^C^o"^"? -il"!* ^u.^- ^^- ^- M- Gay &
_ r^-)» J^ ^02 Pachtree ^
tolr7~^'. i!^.^*®' ^^P«' clothing and
gents furnishing, 37 Peachtree ""
1^8 CuTrTer ^'^ ^'' "^' ''>^ ^- ^^^^
^ W^at ' ^' ^a""^^®ss, r rear 280 iN'ew
^*yqn?'i^''''\^-' ^^^ A. O. M. Gay & Co.
r 302 Peachtree j' ** v^u.,
^^nar^* ^* ^^^•' ^^®^^^' ^^la Bap Sem-
Marietta
GeUe O. X. (0. N. GeUe & Co.), rMacon
'^tiT.'il-f^Tj *,?".• ^^•^- <^«'«e a°<l es-
tate of R. Geise), lumber yard, 75
Thompson J '"> '•'
G^nti^'?h"'l" ^- ^','- ^^^^' 89 Moore
^n\Z ^WK.^.^""' ''>^' ^ 1^ Wheat
^a^ ^^^ •' ^^^«°»a°> r 162
po^nS^ T ' -ri "* ^ learoi Houston •
l?ams ' contractor, r 24 Wil-
George Jefferson, c, lab, r 226 K. Butler'
^^'Se John H., contractor, 80 k Fo"!
syth, r 24 Williams ^ i
George Madison, c, porter, r 98 Forrest av
&e W-,??^^ ^k' ^^^' ^214 Fostor '^
George William, elk, r 24 Williams
MitoheU "^'"^^ ""^ ^'^'^'"' ^^ ^'
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^ Bufler ^''^*^''*^'' ^^^'""^^ College, 48
^A[fbaJf Manufacturing Co., 59 W.
Georgia Iron and Coal Co., 38 E. Wall '
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GEORGIA RAILROAD, J. W.Green
genl manager, Augusta, E. A We?'
ner, agt; 32 Loyd • a. nrer
Georgia State Library, F. L. Haralson,
librarian ; State House ^
Geor^a Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
tre^/b'^E^H^^r^^ '^ ^^^-
Gerhardt Hayward, tailor, r 193 Forsyth
^fc^r^'""'" ^- ^-'^'. ""^ 155 aeTr,;^.„,.e,lab,r34Reed
GftiftP o ^r //f\ XT />._-.- o ^ . -_ derrick John, c" lah r t7s xr^
rpr«h1i H*""' "' ',^''' •■ "° New Wheat
rtfh^^ ^**"''5'' <=^''' •■ 1^3 Peaclitree
18 w"p1S"' °°°' ^^ ^- ^"**"' '
SJ*' i^l^son, c, lab, r 6 Boulevard
G:^^7^^fi-/',„''^'«.'^'h.X 208 Irwin
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303
Getz John, lab, bds 124 Marietta
Gholstin Louis (Gholstin & Zachry), bds
Kimball
Gholstin & Zachry (L. Gholstin and W.
I. Zachry), millers, W. & A. R. R., nr
Cain
Gibbs Annette G. Miss, teacher Clark
University
Gibbs Barney, c, lab, r 241 New Wheat
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Gibbs David, c- lab, r 241 New Wheat
Gibbs Harvey^, lab, r Butler, sw cor
Ellis
Gibbs John, c, lab, r 240 New Wheat
Gibbs Robert, c, lab, r 378 E. Fair
Gibbs William, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Gibbs William W, carpenter A. L. Rv.
bds 98 Walton
Gibson Albert, c, lab, r 24 Raspberry
Gibson Clarence, c, painter, r 12 S. Cal-
houn
Gibson Emma, c, laundress, r 1 Glenn
Gibson George, c, driver, r 40 Rawson
Gibson Geo R., coupler W. A. R. R.,
bds 7 Rock
Gibson Isaac, c, lab, r 5 S. Terry
Gibson James, c, porter W. Crenshaw
GIBSON JOHN G. (DozierA Gibson), r
67 Humphries
Gibson J. G., engineer A-L. Ry
Gibson Stephen, c, barber, r 26 Decatur
Gibson Stephen, c, lab, r 202 Elliott
Gibson William D., machinist, r 31 Cone
Gibson William G., molder Winship &
Bro., r 94 Jones av
Gibson Carrie, wid J. W., r 265 Jones
Gideon Louisa, c, laundress, r 160 Fill-
more
Gifford Dever V., barkpr J. Campbell
Gifford James A., boilermkr, 13 Means,
r90Haynes
Gifford Wyatt, c, lab, r 144 Gray
Gilbert Anson L., fruits, 119 Whitehall,
r 26 Bailey '
Gilbert Campbell R., adveitisins: afft, r
200 Whitehall 6 6'
Gilbert Edward, c, lab, r 10 Tuckers al
Gilbert Eli, c, carpenter, r es Calhoun,
5th n of Baker
GUbert Henry, c, lab, r 10 Tuckers al
Gilbert James B., mer, r 81 W. Foundry
Gilbert Jeremiah, c, gardener, r 1 Glynn
Gilbert Julius M., elk, r 212 Marietta
Gilbert Lizzie, c, laundress, r 44 Brick
Gilbert Margaret J. Mrs., boarding:, 100
Walton ^'
Gilbert Matthew, c, lab, r rear 165 Fort
Gilbert Nellie Miss, bds 100 Walton
Gilbert Osborne, c, lab, r 10 Tucker's al
Gilbert Rudolph J., elk, r Ivy, sw cor
Baker
Gilbert Theodore, watchmkr Er Lawshe
r 703^ Whitehall
Gilbert William, c, butler, r rear Wash-
ington, nw cor Clarke
Gilbert William, mer, r 50 McDonough
Gilbert William, c, porter C. D. Cheshire
Gilbert William A., c, carpenter W. A.
Cargile
Gilbert William A., clerk, r 111 W.
Hariis
Gilder Demps J., c, brickmason, r rear
39 Howell
Gildy Christian, brickmason, r 178 Irwin
Giles Hattie E. Miss, prin Bap Female
Seminary, r 35 Leonard, Jamestown
Giles John E., elk, bds 15 Washington
Giles John W., r es Orme, 5th n of Pine
Gill Augustus, painter, bds 154 Fillmore
Gill Henry S., elk, r 82 Terry
Gill Mary A., \^id Samuel, r 19 Leonard
Gillam Lewis M., druggist, 88 McDon-
ough, r 108 McDonough
Gillespie Adeline M., wid R. H., r 254
WhitehaU
Gillespie Bros. (P. and F. Gillespie),
grocers, 126 Decatur
Gillespie Early, elk, bds 58 Luckie
GUlespie Francis (Gillespie Bros.), r 126
Decatur.
Gillespie Helena W. Mrs., grocer, 141 N.
Calhoun
Gillespie John W., elk Ry M. S., r 141
N. Calhoun
Gillespie Patrick (Gillespie Bros.), r 126
Decatur
Gillespie Sarah J., wid J., r 58 Luckie
Gillespie S. Frederick B., bkkpr John
Keely,r73N. Collins
Gillett Bros. (W. S. and J. T. Gillett),
tobacco and cigars, 43 S. Broad
Gillett Fletcher A., with Standard Pub
Co
Gillett John T. (Gillett Bros.), r Bain-
bridge, Ga
Gillett Marie Mme., dressmkr M. Rich A
Bro
Gillett WUliam S. (Gillett Bros.), bds
Markham House
Gillfoyle John, wks Lynch & Lea
Gillham Edith Mrs., r 83 Hilliard
Gillham Elizabeth M., wid J., r U Hil-
liard
Gillham William, stonecutter, r 83 Bil-
liard '
Gillham Willie Mrs., dressmkr, r 89V^
Whitehall ' ^*
Gilliam Elizabeth Miss, dressmkr, r 631
Marietta
Gilliam James, carpenter Winship & Bro
I Gilliard James, c, waiter Markham House
Hakes Best SHjkt to order- -6 for $••
Perfect lit guaranteed.
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
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TA 17PTT7PQniVT ^^^^^^^^^tmg Agent,
, jTI. ri\lJjji\OUlN iOWall St., in Kimb&U Souse.
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304
Gilmer Pamelia C. Mrs., milliner
Whitehall, r 10 E. Jenkins
GUmore Ella T., wid G. A., r 5 Fitz-
gerald
Gilmore Herman K., r 99 Stonewall
Girardeau Charles, elk, r 75 Smith
Girardeau Jane, wid J. E., r 75 Smith
Girls' High School, Miss L. A. Haygood,
prin ; 47 Washington
Gittens Sallie Miss, dressmkr, 161 S.
Forsyth
Givens Charles, lab, r 403 Mangum
Gladon Louisa Miss, wks Atla Cot Facty
Glander Herman, wks Brewery, r 56 E.
Baker
Glanton George, c, mason, r 81 E. Fair
Glanton Hassey Miss, r 206 W. Peters
Glascock William J. chief clkRy M. S.,
r 158 Richardson
Glascow Charles, c, lab, r 201 Clarke
Glasgow Reuben G., c, lab, r ^1 Clarke
Glaser Bros. (F. arid C. R Glaser),
hides and leather, 55 S. Broad
Glaser Charles F. (Glaser Bros.), r Ger-
mania, Ala
Glaser Ferdinand (Glaser Bros.), r 21
Pine
Glass Benjamin, c, driver G. H. HoUi-
day & Co., r 81 Forrest av
Glass Frank, c, butler H. A. Boynton, r
rear 41 Windsor
Glass George W., elk, bds 28 Powers
Glass Henry, c, wks Markham House
Glass Jane, c, laundress, r rear 165 Fort
Glass John B., elk M. Rich & Bro., r 89
E. Mitchell
Glass Louisa, wid J. M., r 28 Powers
Glass Manson P., with D. H. Dougherty
Glass Nathaniel M., elk, r 37 Larlan
Glass Parker J., student, bds 69 N. Col-
lins
Glass Robert C.,clk D. H. Dougherty
Glass Roger, c, driver Winship & Bro
Glass Stephen C, elk, r 100 W. Harris
Glazier Frank H., elk, r262 E. Hunter
Gledin Nicholas, c, lab, r 57 Lambert
Gleeson Charles, elk, r 222 Eraser
Gleeson Edward, carpenter, r 222 Eraser
Gleeson James (Gleeson & Son), r 222
Eraser
Gleeson William (Gleeson & Son), r 222
Eraser
Gleeson & Son (W» and J. Gleeson), gro-
cers, 222 Eraser
Glenn Elizabeth, wid P., r 1883^ Decatur
Glenn Frank, c, porter, r 61 Haynes
Glenn F. Bart, elk Ga. R. R., r Kh-k-
wood, Ga
Glenn Henry H., jail guard, r 123 White-
hall
GOE
wnuNeHAi
72 Glenn Henry L., elk, bds 123 Whitehall
GLEO HOWELL C. (L. J. Glenn &
Son), commr of deeds, city auditor
and recorder, 19>^ Whitehall, r 144
Rawson
Glenn John, elk Ga. R. R., r Kirkwood.
Ga
Glenn John C, clkGa. R. R., r 82 Wheat
Glenn J. Thomas (Hopkins & Glenn), r
151 Peachtree
Glenn Lucretia Miss, r 188J Decatur
Glenn Luther J. (L. J. Glenn & Son), r
11 E. Cain ''
Glenn Luther J. Jr., elk, r 144 Rawson
GLENN L. J. & SON (L. J. and H. C.
Glenn), lawyers, 19>^ Whitehall
Glenn Robert, c, wks A. & W. P. R., r
rear 20 Foster
Glenn Rufus, c, lab, r 71 Gartrell
Glenn Walter, wks' A-L. Ry, r 76
Terry
Glenn WiUiam, c, blksmth Atla StRv, r
21 Terry n ^*
Glenn William, c, porter, r 228 Crew
GLOBE PLANTER MNFG CO., 226 Ma-
rietta
Gloer James W., policeman, r 38 W.
Fair
Glossup J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Glossup William H., wks W. & A. R.
R., r 27 Brick
Glover Christopher, c, lab, r 58 Jenkins
Glover Clarence, c, driver J. H. George,
r 10 Cedar *
Glover Georgia, c, laundress, r 10 Cedar
Glover Hattie Miss, teacher Atla Female
Inst, r 143 Peachtree
Glover Henry, c, carpenter, Grant, sw
cor Biggers
Glover James, c, wks Sou Med College,
r 110 N. Calhoun
Glover John H., elk, bds 135 S. Pryor
Glover John H. Jr., elk, bds 135 S.
Pryor
Glover Lee, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r 127
Marietta
Glover Lewis, c, cook Mrs. fe. Allen, r
rear 80 Nelson
Glover Lizzie, c, laundress, r 77 Haynes
Glozier J. C, brakeman W. <fc A. R. R
Glynn Eliza, wid P., r 74 E. Hunter
Gobat Annie, wid E., r 211 Boulevard
Gobart Edward, carpenter, bds 211 Boule-
vard
Gober FrederiQk, engineer, r Bellwood
Goddard Abe G., bkkpr A. P. Tripod, r
15 E.Mitchell
Godkin John R., physician, 20 Loyd, r
104 Crew
Groes Joseph, wks Lynch & Lea
GOE
305
THETEIHESIFRSSI
the Best
East & West
Goetting Henry, student, bds 50 Peach-
tree
Goetting Louis, elk, bds 50 Peachtree
Goetting X)ttle Mrs. (Goetting & Sim-
mons), r 50 Peachtree
Goetting & Simmons (Mrs. O. Goetting
and H. Simmons), bakers, 50 Peachtree
Goetz John, lab, r 124 Marietta
Goffe James H., elk Ry. M. S., r 72
Wheat ' ■
Goffe William, carpenter, r 408 N. Collins
Gogins Samuel, c, porter, r 69 Spring
Goin Edward, c, carpenter, r 13 Gemun-
den
Goin John A., baggage agt E. T., V. &
G. R. R., r 128 S. Pryor
Golden Anna Miss, r 193 S. Pryor
Golden Edwin F., c, wks J. Golden, r 26
Jones
Golden Frank, c, restaurant 72 Decatur,
r 64 James ,
Golden Frank, elk W. <fc A. R.R., r99
McDaniel
Golden Frank Jr., elk W. & A. R. R., r 99
McDaniel
Golden Fendal S. (Golden & Flournoy)
r4th, cor Asher'sal '
Golden Henry M., blksmth, r 4th, cor
Asher al
Golden Jesse, c, shoe mkr, 102 White-
hall
Golden John T., machinist, r 4th, cor
Asher al
Golden Melissa, c, laundress, r 139 W.
Peters
Golden S3dvester F. (Golden & Flour-
noy), r 4th, cor Asher al
Golden S. C, runner Engine 2, r 79
Chapel
Golden William, c, lab, r 102 Whitehall
Golden Willis R., blksmth Winship &
Bro
GOLDEN & FLOURNOY (F. S. Golden
and J. W. Flournoy), wagon, buggy,
boiler, tank, blacksmith and sheet imn
works; also Golden's Patent Wagon
Brake, 595 Marietta. (See p. 60.)
Goldsmith Benjamin M., elk, r 44 Church
Goldsmith Chess, cashboy Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co
Goldsmith Fanny Miss, r 205 Peachtree
Goldsmith James M., mnfr, r 241 Ivy
Goldsmith Jeremiah W. (J. W. Gold-
smith & Co.), r 101 Peachtree
GOLDSMITH J. W. & CO. (J. W.
Goldsmith and J. F. Meador), whol
provisions, bulk meat, lard, hams, &c,
64 and 64K E. Alabama
GOLDSMITH JOHN H., city elk, City
Hall, r 205 Peachtree ' -^ ' -^
96. W. MitcheU, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingleg,
, GOO
Goldsmith John S., elk D. H. Dougherty
Goldsmith Mark E. (Erminger & Gold-
smith), r 27 W. Fair
GOLDSMITH MORGAN J., prof
MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
r Alexander, se cor Williams
G^dsmith Paul T., elk Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co., bds Adams House
G^smith Samuel, trav agt, bds 96>^
Goldsmith Turner, real estate, r 101
Peachtree
Goldsmith Turner Jr., elk, r 205 Peach-
tree i
Goldsmith Washington L., dlr in fertili-
zers, 69 E. Alabama, r Decatur, Ga
Goldsmith William M., elk Oglesby &
Meador, r 44 Church .1
GOLDSMITH WILLIAM T., physician,
44 Church , '
Golette Porter, c, driver Vining & Rob-^
inson
Goller Henry, confectionery, etc, 64 W.
Foundry
Golucke Frank P., turner, bds 71 Terry
Golucke James W., turner, r 17 N. Cal-
houn
Golphin William, c, cook, r 223 Rich-
ardson
Gomez Delia Mrs., r 43>^ Whitehall
Gomez Gomasinda P., contractor, r 43i^
Whitehall ' ^
Goode Ann E., wid'H., r North av, nw
cor Plum
Goode Richard A., c, barber, r 23 Line
Goode Samuel W. (Goode, Fontaine <fc
Elmore and F. Fontaine & Co.), bds
Kimball
GOODE, FONTAINE & ELMORE (Sam-
uel W. Goode, Francis Fontaine and
Theo. J. Elmore), real estate, 1 S.
Pryor
Goodhardt Mary A., wid A. F. C, r 203
W. Peters
Goodlett James M., c, barber, Kimball
House, r 57 Fulton
GOODLETT Sl»ARTAN, manager The
Gre^t Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
bds Adams House
Goodloe Mamie Miss, bds 50 Line
Goodman Charles M., bkkpr Leak &
Lvle, r W6 Lawton, W. E
GOODMAN DUKE W. (R. H. Huzza &
Co.), r 76 E. Hunter
Goodman Laura, c, laundress, r 13 S.
Calhoun
Goodman Louise M., wid S. P., r 19
Terry
Goodman Mary, c, laundress, r 1 Ra?p-
berry
I SDDTDI UI liiDSI WIBDI CD. '•* '"""'^a««^ 8«««'^
Phaetons, Spring Wagont, Eta
1^- ,. ,1.
^'•I
GORDON & WHITEAfATr
GOO
306
GRA
Goodman Morris T., elk, r 195 W. Mit-
chell
Goodman Moses, c, lab, r 231 N. Calhoun
Goodman Thomas, c, lab, r 218 C. R. R
' Goodman Thomas H.. brakeman W. &
R. R., Cartersville Ga
GOODRICH AAROX M., slater, roofer
and dealer in slate, 13 S. Broad, r 34
McAfee. (See p. 62.)
Goodson James, carpenter, r 12 Chapel
. Goodson H. A., policeman, r 11 N. But-
ler
Goodson Robert H., wks C. R. R., r 11
N, Butler
Goodwin Henry C, mess Sou Exp Co.,
r 54 Bell
Goodwin Jesse, watchman, r 169 W.
Fair
GOODWIN JOHN B., mayor of Atlanta
and lawyer, 26 S. Broad, r 188 S.
Pryor
Goodwin Julia A. Miss, teacher Storr's
School, bds 104 Houston
Goodwin Lulu Miss, r 54 Bell
Goodwin M. Fillmore, elk E. Mercer
Good wyne Cornelia, wid J., bds 168 S.
Pryor
Goolsby G. Thomas, c, carpenter, r 129
Wheat
Goolsby John R., with Howard, Wood &
Co., bds 31 X. Pryor
Goolsby Thomas, salesman, r 108 Ma-
rietta
Gordon Anderson, c, machinist, r 251 N.
Calhoun
Gordon Eleon, machinist, r 588 Marietta
Gordon David, c, driver, r 12 Chapel
Gordon Diana M. Miss, rill Washington
Gordon Frank, lawyer, 40 Marietta, r
Kirkwood
Gordon George, c, lab, r ws Blackburn,
7th n of E. Harris
Gordon Greorge, c, lab, r 124 North av
Gordon Henry, c, lab, r 112 E. Gamett
GORDON HUGH H., planter, 40 Mari-
etta, r Kirkwood
GORDON JOHN B. GEN. (Mark W.
Johnson & Co.), pres. Ga Pacific R. R.,
40 Marietta, r Kirkwood
Gordon John B., engineer, r 588 Ma-
rietta
Gordon Lewis, c, driver, r rear 71 GuUatt
Gordon Mary, c, laundress, r 200 Clarke
Gordon Patrick, c, lab, r' rear 137 E.
Baker
Gordon Richard, c, wks J. Kreis, r ss C.
R.R.,w of Whitehall
Gordon Singer, engineer D. Hoyt, r 588
Marietta
Oordon Tobias, c, lab, r 110 Foster
Gordon Walter S., capitalist, 40>^ Ma-
rietta, r 431 Peachtree
Gordon Wesley, c, lab, r 19 Thurmond
Gordon William, c, lab, r 104 S. Pryor
Gordon Willis, c, wks McCombs, Meakin
& Co., r 190 E. Hunter
GORDON & WHITE (succeeded by Fox
& White), coal and wood 42 N. Broad
Gorman Henry, c, waiter Kimball
Gorree Nancy W. wid E., r 56 Spring
Goss Dora, c, cook, r 165 Fort
Gossett Albert L., manager Union Pub
House, r 8}4 W. Mitchell
Gossett James F., elk, bds 241 Marietta
Gossett James H., butcher 252 Marietta,
r 241 W. Fair
Gossett Jennie Miss, r 8)^ W. Mitchell
Gossett William E., mason, ,r 7 Haynes
Gouedy David H., elk, r 122 Mangum
Gouge Charles N., tinner A. P. Stewart
<fcCo
Gouge John W., tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co
Goulding Sallie G., wid A. A., r 3 Hun-
nicutt
Goulding Thomas B., mer, r Scott nw
cor Mills
Gouldsmith Theodore F., jewelers sup-
plies, 7}4 Whitehall, bds 20 Powers
Gowdy Eliza A., wid J., r 128 Mangum
GozaDeWitt C. (Bobbins Bros., & Co.),
r 85 Crew
Grace Abraham, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Grace B. J., wks Fulton Mills
Gradock Edward, c, shoemkr W. M.
Brown
Grady Anna S., wid W. S., r 353 Peaeh-
tree
Grady David, helper W. & A. R. R., r 56
N. Butler
GRADY HENRY W., editor Constitu-
tion, r 353 Peachtree
Grady John, c, wks Pelligrini & Caste-
berry
GRADY STEPHEN T., saloon, 63 E.
Alabama, bds Adams House
Grady William S., journalist, bds 353
Peachtree
Graefer John C, r 135 Whitehall
Graham Alice A. Mrs., bds 33 N". For-
syth
Graham Charles F., elk, 158 W. Peters
Graham Edward, c, driver, r rear 126
Washington
Graham George, messr Sou Exp Co., bds
173 Peachtree
Graham Greorge, c, lab, r 308 Eraser
Graham Henry, c, butler, r rear 162
Peachtree
GO TO MARK BERRY'S ToL" WANT SHOES
GRA
307
Graham Hal, office boy H. Mozley
Graham James, c, lab, r 179 Eraser
Graham John, elk, r 20 Hayden
Graham John, painter, bds 87 Grubb
Graham John M., stenographer, bds Kim-
ball
Graham Richard Rev., c, r 21 Richmond
Graham Rosetta, c, laundress, r 104
Haynes
Graham Rufus, c, lab, r 135 Markham
Graham William A., druggist, 158 W.
Peters
Grahan , watch mkr J. P. Stevens
GRA
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
& Co., bds 8J W. Mitchell
Grain Benjamin, c, wks Jack & MeClel-
lan
Gramling Charles F., wks W. & A.
R. R
Gramling Frank B., fireman W. & A.
R. R., r 161 W. Foundry
Gramling James A., machinist W. «fc A.
R. R., r 181 Haynes
Gramling John *R. (Gramling, Spald-
ing & Co.), r 204 Peachtree
Gramling Martha, wid D. A., r 222 Man-
gum
Gramling Miles A., fireman W. & A. R.
R., r 222 Mangum
Gramling Samuel, billiard marker B. C.
Johnson
Gramling, Spalding & Co. (J. R. Gram-
hng, R. D. Spalding and T. A. Gram-
hng), whol boots and shoes, 14 Deca-
tur
Gramling Thomas A. (Gramling, Spald-
mg & Co., and W. S. & T. A. Gram-
ling), r 33 Powers
Gramling William G., car builder, r 175
Haynes
Gramling William S. (W. S. & T. A
Gramling), r 61^ Peachtree
GRAMLING W. S. & T. A. (Wm. S.
and Thos. A. Gramling), dry goods
boots, shoes and hat^, 31 Peachtree
Graniti John, fruits, 21 i S. Broad
Grant Alfred, c, lab, r 39 W. Peters
Grant Cone, driver, r 73 Richmond
Grant Dock, c, waiter, r rear 214 Decatur
Grant Ellis, c, laundress, r 188 Mangum
Grant Francis, c, porter, r 143 E. Baker
Grant Franklin, c, wks city, r 5 CorneUa
Grant Frederick T., elk A. & W. P. R.
R., bds 77 Decatur
Grant Gussie Miss, bds 13 S. Collins .
Grant Henry, c, lab, r ws Davis, 3d n of
Markham
Grant Henry, c, lab, r 13 Gemunden
Grant Henry P., manager Xew Home
Sewing Machine Co., r 1 Capitol pi
Grant Irby H., wks W. & A. R. R
.Scott
Grant Jacob, c, carpenter, r 11 Solomon
Grant James, c, gardener, r rear 131 S.
Pryor
Grant James, wks Sou Ag W^ks
Grant James C, elk, bds 232 W. Peters
Grant Jane, c, laundress, r 2 Ga. R. R
Grant John, c, lab, r 165 N. Butler
Grant John, student, r 320 Peachtree
Grant John B., conductor W. & A. R. R
GRANT JOHN T., capitaUst, r 319
Peachtree ^
Grant LaFayette, c, lab, r rear 214 De-
catur
GRANT LEMUEL P., pres A. & W. P.
R. R., 32 Loyd, r 225 Hill, cor Grant
Grant Lemuel P. Jr., r 126 Jackson
Grant Mary, c, laundress, r42 Humphries
Grant Mary, wid P., r 90 Pine
Grant Miles, c, lab, r 208 Mangum
Grant Patsy, c, laundress, r 216 Mangum
Grant Robert Rev., c, pastor Zion Hill
Church, r 43 Richmond
Grant Walter W., bkkpr A. & W. P. R.
R., r 293 Hunter
Grant William D., capitalist, r 320 Peach-
tree
Grantly James, c, waiter, r 158 Houston
Grasty William C, salemau, bds Kim-
ball
Graves Annie Miss, r 299 Marietta
Graves Charles, c, porter, r 21 Clifford
Graves Elijah R., c, wks F. E. Block
Graves Eliza W., wid T. H., r 22 Form-
wait
Graves Emma, c, cook, r 68 Howell
Graves Henry, c, wks N. H. Rowland
Graves Hiram C, carpenter, r 299 Ma-
rietta
Graves James, c, wks F. E. Block
Graves James C. c, driver, r21 Gullatt
Graves Lucius, c, butler L. Reynolds
Gravitt Alonzo, elk, r 200Luekie
Gravitt John, r 24 McDaniel
Gravitt Thomas, elk, r 200 Luckie
Gravitt William W., wks A-L. Ry, r 277
E. Hunter
Gravitt Willie W., wid C, r 200 Luckie
Gray Abram, c, lab, r 28 Rhodes
Gray Andrew c, driver, r 289 Fort
Gray Archibald, c, carpenter, r 28 Brad-
ley
Gray Bayama, wks Atla Cot Faety
Gray Clayton, c, lab, r 137 Irwin
Gray Dfcniel, c, porter, r 270 New Whea
Gray Emma, c, laundress, r 137 Irwin
?^Jv,*i?^^? ^?-^ *?» grocer, 8 W.
Mitchell, r Ashley, W. E
Gray Foudrey, lab, r 63 W. Peters
Gray Henry B., student, r 14 Castleberry
Gray Jameg, c, lab, r 122 Houston
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts afST
Keept no trash called shirts.
Jl and 13 Whitehall St
iA-'i.-. '
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y^ ,_ . ^ rn . pr^^rn BOT76HT. SOLD ft RX
K K A T H xT A T H ^'*y Proper^.Farms, Mills, Ui
XVJ-jriij UOiiTLiJ-jT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't,
BOT76HT, SOLD ft RXITTSD.
Lands, Etc.
lOWaUSt
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GRA
308
GRE
Gray James, c, lab, r 137 Irwin
Gray James, molder, r Elliot, nw cor
Rhodes
GRAY JAMES A., lawyer, 23}4 and 27J
Whitehall, r 14 Castleberry
GRAY JAMES A., proctor Atlanta Med
College and physician , 30^ Marietta, r 59
Luckie
Gray James F., driver Atla St Ry, r 97
Luckie
Gray James M., wks W. & A. R. R
Gray James P., barkpr, r 63 W. Peters
Gray James R. (Abbott & Gray), r 55
W. Mitchell.
Gray James T., bkkpr Z. A. Rice & Son,
r 15 Walker
Gray Jeremiah, c, porter, r 137 Irwin
Gray Joseph, c, wks D. F. Cater, r rear
50 E. Cain
Gray Luke, molder, W. & R. R., r Elli-
iott, nw cor Rhodes
Gray Lydia, c, cook, r 137 Irwin
Gray Mack, c, driver, r rear 148 Jackson
Gray Mahala L. Miss, r 97 Luckie
Gray Martha W., wid J. D., r 272 E.
Fair
Gray Mary, wid W., r 434 E. Fair
Gray Peter, c, mason, r es Randolph, 3d
s of Irwin*
Gray Rebecca, c, laundress, r 15 S.
Moore
Gray Robert, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Gray Thomas, c, porter, r 137 Irwin
Gray William, c, well-digger, r 300 New
Wheat
Gray William H., gasfltter, r 78 Terry
Grayson Nettie, c, laundress, r 14 Thomp-
son
Graze Anthony, c, lab, r 21 Clifford
Graze Charles, c, lab, r 21 Clifford
Graze James, c, lab, r, 21 Clifford
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA
CO., teas and coffees, 75 Whitehall
Green Alfred F. (Green & Nance), r 67
Jones av
Green Amelia, c, laundress, r 16 Jones al
Green Annie Miss, r 174 Irwin
Green Benjamin, c, lab, r 83 Humph-
ries
Green Benjamin W., runner Engine No.
2, r 86 Foundry
Green Chandler, c, lab, r 135 E. Cain
Green Charles, c, candymkr Loyd & Bro
Green Daniel A., printer Constitution, r
16 McDauiel
Green David T. Rev., c, r 280 N Cal-
houn
Green Dean, c, works W. S. Bell, r ws
John, 1st n of Elliott
Green Edward, c, waiter Kimball
Green Elizabeth Miss, r 15 Merritts av
Green Elizabeth J., wid J. C, r 45
Foundry
Green Emanuel, c, lab, r 241 W. Fair
Green Emma, c, cook, r 11 Eraser
Green Esther J., wid J. F., r 15 Mer-
rett's av
Green Esther, c, laundress, r 232 E. Fair
Green Francis, c, lab, r 175 E. Baker
Green Frank L., elk, r 354 Whitehall
Green George, car inspr, r 86 W. Foun-
dry
Green George, c, lab, r rear 9 Roach
Green George G., engineer, r 86 W.
Foundry
Green Georgia S. Mrs., seamstress, r 105
Yonge
Green Henry, painter, bds 531 Marietta
Green Henry H., physician, 55 Jones av
Green James, c, porter, r Hunter,, e of
C. R. R
Green James W., elk, r 135 N. Calhoun
Green Jennie Miss, seamstress, r 42 E.
Mitchell
Green Jesse, elk, bds 354 Whitehall
Green Jesse M., machinist, bds 45
Foundry
Green John, elk, r 14 Scofield -
Green John, driver, r 146 Ivy
Green John, c, lab, r 55 Hill
Green John M. (Ramspeck & Green), r
53 E. Cain
Green John W. (Green <fc Nance), r 23
Bush
Green John W^., genl manager Ga. R. R.,
r Augusta, Ga
Green Joseph, machinist, r 127 Eraser
Green Joseph J., policeman, r 164
Thompson , ;
Green Justice, c, lab, r 5 Robbins ,
GREEN LINE, office 8 S. Broad
Green Marion B., farmer, r 174 Irwin
Green Martha H., wid T. F., r 89 S.
Pryor *
Green. Moses, c, lab, r 20 Valentine
Green Nancy, c, laundress, r 6 Rawson
Green Newn, trader, bds 167 Marietta
Green Patsy, c, laundress, r 55 Boulevard
Green Philip, foreman O. A. Smith
Green Philip, c, lab, r 18 Horton
Green Philip B., printer Constitution, r
16 McDaniel
Green Pyatt Miss, r 15 Merritts av
Green Richmond, c, stable, 27 and 29
Ivy, r 127 Wheat
Green Sally Miss, r 58 Gartrell
Green Samuel, c, lab, r 28 Markham
Green Samuel H., elk Copstitution, r 16
McDaniel
Green Sarah Mrs., grocer, 304 Decatur
.]■
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GRE
309
THE BEST ROUTE S-ii^lkMM
Green Sarah J. Miss, elk, r 45 Foundry
Green Thomas, c, whitewasher, r 127
Wheat
Green Timothy, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Green Walter, wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Green Wellford, c, lab, r 40 Newton
Green William, c, wks Davie and Furse,
r 146 Jackson
Green William B., elk Moore, Marsh &
Co., bds 67 N. Pryor
Greene W^illiam H., elk, r 304 Decatur
Green William R., miller, r 124 Davis
Green Wyatt, c, lab, r 10 Clarke
Green W. G., elk, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Green & Nance (J. W. Green, J. S.
Nance and A. F. Green), grocers, 120
Marietta
Greene Alison, conductor Pullman Sou
Car Co., r 289 E. Fair
Greene Allison L. (Wyly & Greene), r
307 Peachlree
Greene Alston H. (Chamberlin, Boynton
& Co.), r 289 E. Fair
Greene Augustus 31., asst librarian Y.
M. L. Assn, r 58 Gartrell
Greene Charles H., druggist, r 58 Gar-
trell
Greene Clem C, dep sheriff and jailor, r
289 E. Fair '
Greene E. Hadley, physician, 23>^
Whitehall, r 150 Peachtree
Greene Nathaniel T., bkkpr, r 146 S.
Pryor
Greene William D., elk Atkins, McKel-
din & Co., r Cannon House
Greenly Howard, c, waiter R. G. Thomp-
son
Greenwood Ada, wid J., r Bradley, se
cor Ezzard
Greenwood Charles, c, lab, r 24 Davis
Greenwood Edna, c, seamstress, r 17 N.
Greenwood Edward, shoemkr, bds 105 S.
Broad
Greenwood Jacob, c, lab, r 73 Gartrell
Greenwood Mattie, c, laundress, r 317
Mangum
Greenwood Thornton D., c, carrier P. O
r 89 Eraser
Greenwood William H., shoemkr, r 105
Broad '
Greer Adam, c, wks A-L. Ry
Greer Augustus E., baker, r 273 Decatur
Greer Edward, c, lab, r rear 165 N. Ivy
Greer Edwin E., machinist, r 25 McAfee
Greer Gilbert, c, waiter W. H. Tines
Greer Isaac, c, carpenter, r 35 Reed
Greer James, c, wks G. W. Hays
Greer John, fireman, r 121 Rhodes
GRI
Greer Lizzie, c, laundress, r 190 Form-
wait
Greer Samuel, c, waiter Kimball
Greer Simeon R., carpenter, r 14 Howell
Greer Simeon W., carpenter, r 14 Howell
Greer Valve, c, laundress, r es Daniel, 2d
s of Walker al
Greer White, wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Greer William, c, carpenter, r 210 W.
Hunter
Greeson Emmette M., real estate aet, 1
Decatur, r 11 S. Terry .
Gregg Henry, c, lab, r 132 Elliott ^
Gregg Joseph R. (J. R. Gregg & Co.),
r 144 S. Pryor
Gregg Joseph R. & Co. (J. R. Gregg and
David Reid), machine shop, 426 Mari-
etta
Gregg Matilda, wid U. A., r 85 Pulliam
Gregg William A. (Beck, Gregg & Co.),
r 85 Pulliam
Gregory DureU S., with Cox, Hill &
Thompson, r 149 Ivy
Gregory Elizabeth, wid W., r 12 Leonard
Gregory H. Archer, elk, r 40 S. Broad
Gregory John R., r 40 S. Broad
Gregory John R. Mrs., artist, 40 S.
Broad
Gregory Mary Miss, bds 114 Whitehall
Gregory Mary L. Miss, r es Lee, 1st n of
Gordon W. E
Gresham Aaron, c, lab, r 160 Ellis
Gresham Allan, c, lab, r rear 149 S. For-
syth
Gresham Charles, c, lab, r 258 Calhoun
Gresham Edmund, c, lab, r 112 Thomp-
son
Gresham Edwin, c, cook. National Hotel
Gresham James, c, lab, r 310 Wheat
Gresham Lonnie A., boxmkr, bds 10014
Whitehall ^*
Gresham Robert, watchmkr, bds 60^ S.
Broad
Gresham Sarah wid W. H. A., r 100?^
Wliitehall ' ^*
Gresham Thomas G., hostler W. & A. R.
R., r 158 S. Forsyth
Gresham WilUam F., r 339 Luckie
Gress G. V. (A. B. Steele & Co.), r Du-
bois, Ga
Grier Aaron G., mer, r 60 N. Forsyth, nw
cor James
Griffin Andrew, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Griffin Andrew, c, wkgC. Brown
Griffin Andrew, c, wks T. F. Walker, r
West End
Griffin Claude D., with W. A. Taylor, r
65 E. Alabama
M M CABmUBg JBUGQiks. ETO.QO TO
«"«*•"«»> MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
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GEI
1^ WHITE .^42 North Broad,
tt VYfltifl, For Coal and Wood
310
GRU
Griftin Early A., city mspectx)r r 312 E.
Hunter
Griffin George G., physician, r 6 Spring
Griffin Henry, c, lab, r 242 New Wheat
Griffin Hope H., bkkpr A. C. Wyly, bds
Markham
• Griffin H. L., r 1 Capitol pi
Griffin James, c, lab, r 102 N. Collins
Griffin James, c, lab, r W S. Pryor
Griffin James H., c, barber, r 151 Wheat
Griffin Jane, c, laundress, r IGO N. Cal-
houn
Griffin John, agt, r 169 Eawson
Griffin John D., r 22 Rock
GRIFFIN JOHN J., asst gcnl F. and T.
agt E. T., V. & Ga. R. R., Hunter, nr
Forsyth. (See p. 8.) \
Griffin John L., saloon, 97 Whitehall, r
105 Windsor
Griffin John W., elk Westmoreland &
Johnson
Griffin Julia, c, laundress, r 52 Brick
Griffin Perino, c, r 189 Cooper
Griffin Robert J., real estate and renting
agt, 10 X. Broad, r ss Merritts av, 1st
w of W. Peachtree
Griffin Robert L., wks J. R. White, r 22
Rock
Griffin Thomas W., furniture, 302 Deca-
tur
Griffin William A., bkkpr, r 1 Capitol pi
Griffin W. H., bds Markham
Griffin W., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Griffith Jane, c, laundress, r 34 Tren-
holm
Griggs Ambrose, c, blksmith, r 50 Hul-
sey
Griggs Charles J., brakeman W. & A.
R. R., r Marietta, Ga
Griggs Henry, c, j)ainter, r 145 Ira
Griggs Lewis, c, painter, r 100 McDaniel
Griggs Marshall, with Clayton & Webb,
r 41 E. Mitchell
Grigsby Willis H., elk, r ws Lawton,
W. E
Grill Susan, c, laundress, r J22 Gray
Grimes Anderson, c, lab, r?9 Gate City
Grimes Bertha Miss, bds 131 S. Forsyth
Grimes Marv, c, cook, r 152 Elliott
Grimes Mollie Miss, bds 19 S. Collins
Grimes Nancy M. Miss, r 15 Ciiflfbrd
Grimes William, c, driver Sciple & Sons,
r 445 E, Fair
Grimmett Boston, c, lab, r 78 Humphries
Grimmett Edwin K., carpenter A-L. Ry,
r71 Martin
Grimmett Henry, c, lab, r 162 Windsor
Grimmett Joseph, c, lab, r rear 254
Whitehall
Grinnage George, c, lab, r 7 Maple
Grinnell Eugene S., r 129 Luckie
Griscomb Samuel, boilermkr A-L. Rv.
r56N. Butler
Grisham Amos E., c, cook D. T. Heery, r
rear 76 X. Calhoun
Grisham Andrew, c, driver W. S. Wilson
& Bro
Grisham Charles, c, driver W. S. Wilson
& Bro
Grisham James, c, lab, r rear 280 New
Wheat
Grist Amanda J., wid W. W., r 14 W.
Simpson
Grist Davis B., carpenter, bds 155 Mari-
etta
Grist Scott, elk W. & A. R, R., r 134 W.
Baker
Gritkofsky Leon, tailor, r 64 W. Peters
Grogan Frank M., elk, r 79 W. Harris
Grogan Jane Mrs., seamstress, r al rear
120 W. Fair
Grogan John W , carpenter A-L. Ry, r
29yonge
Groom Ella Miss, with Sunny South, bds
National Hotel
Groover Edward, student, bds 69 Hous-
ton
Gross Cesarine L. H. M'Ue, r 186 S. For-
syth
GROSSE CARL 6., mer tailor, 30 White-
hall, r 78 Crew.
Grover Carrie M. Miss, teacher Bap Fe-
male Seminary, r 35 Leonard
Groves Edward C, elk W. & A. R. R.,
r 66X Whitehall
Groves Jefferson, c, wks McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 5 Newman al
Groves John H., renting agt Leak &
Lyle, r 146 S. Pryor
Groves Peter, c, lab, r 75 Pratt
Growin Isabella, c, laundress, r 5 Mc-
Daniel
Grubb A. G., wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Grubb Henry C, with S. P. Richards, r
171 McDonough
Grubb Joseph E., elk Sou Exp Co, r 22
Moore i.
Grubb Thomas J., carpenter, r 11 Mill
Grubbs Albert F., engineer Engine No.
2, r 72 W. Baker
Grubbs Jackson, carpenter, r 126 W. Ba-
ker
Grubbs Martha D., wid B. F., r 74 W.
Baker
Grubbs William W., carpenter, r 10
Bush
Grubbs Wilson L., carpenter, r 15 Jones
av
Grubbs Winston, carpenter, r 11 Mills
ALWAVS IkAYEL^^fTSl^
The Smith 'American Oraans
GUE " -
311
Guerin Adolphus (J. Guerin & Bro.), r
35 Eraser
Guerin John (J. Guerin & Bro.), r 62
Rawson
Guerin John & Bro. (J. and A. Guerin),
butchers, 100 McDonough '
Guess Henry P., marble cutter Robbins
Bros. & Co., r Stone Mountain, Ga
Guest George W., carpenter, bds rear 210
W. Fair
Guest William, driver, J. S. Morris &
Sons
Guimarin Blanton W., plumber, bds 32
N. Forsyth
Guimarin Henry A., mangr J. B. Carl-
ton & Son, r 32 Hood
Guimarin Mittie Miss, r 32 Hood
Guimarin Thomas J., elk, r 32 Hood
Gullatt Edward, elk Beermann & Kuhrt,
bds 80 Crew
Gullatt Henry, molder, bds 50 N. Cal-
houn
Gullatt Henry C, plumber, Hunnieutt
& Bellingrath, r 80 Crew
Gullatt James E., molder, r 80 Crew
Gullatt William, molder, r 50 N. Calhoun
Guloke James, machinist, r 17 N. Cal-
houn
Gunby Robert B., sec and treas Exposi-
tion Cotton Mills
Gunby Tempie, M-id W. T., r 640 Deca-
tur
Gunby William, elk D. H. Dougherty
Gunderson Harriet, wid C, r 233 W.
Fair
Gunderson Henry, bookbinder, r 233 W.
Fair
Gunn Henry B., c, carpenter, r rear 50
Humphries
Gunn Scott, c, carpenter, r 49 Robbins
Gunnell Anna Mrs., r 73}4 Whitehall
Gunst Flora Miss, r 168 Jones
Gunst Mary, wid J., r 168 Jones
Gl'RLEY JAMES W., physician, 287
Whitehall
Gusse Dominick, tailor, 7 W. Alabama, r
217 E. Fair
Guthman Alfred, elk, r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Cora Miss, elk M. Rich & Co.,
r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Emanuel C, bkkpr Haas &
Co., r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Isaac, elk A. Haas & Bro., bds
210 S. Forsyth '
Guthman Louis L., auctioneer, 22^Peaeh-
tree, r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Solomon, grocer, 133 Peach-
tree, r 41 Fulton
Gwin David W. Rev., pastor First Bap-
tist Church, r 104 Ivy
HAG
Gwin Louis D., geul store, 298 and 300
W. Peters, r 405 Whitehall
Gwin Robert, iron roller, r rear 81 Plum
Gwin Thomas M., elk, r 300 W. Peters
Gwynne Augustus, elk I. M. Watson,
bds 55 Forsyth
HAAS AARON (A. Haas & Bro.), r
206 S. Forsyth '
HAAS A. & BRO. .A. and I. G. Haas).
mdse brokers, U E. Alabama
Haas Barbara Miss, r 210 S. Forsyth
Haas Corriune Miss, r 156 Whitehall
Haas Delia Miss, r 156 Whitehall
Haas Hermann, elk, r 206 S. Forsyth
Haas Isaac G. (A. Haas & Bro.), r Sa-
vannah, Ga
Haas Isaac H., elk Haas & Co., r 55 W.
Garnett
Haas Jacob (Haas & Co.), r 82 Pulliam
Haas Jennette, wid Jacob, r 82 Pulliam
Haas & Co. (Jacob Haas), cigar mnfrs
agts, 8 E. Alabama
Habersham William W., bkkpr Herald
bds National Hotel *
Hackett E. Caroline, wid J. S., r 131
Marietta
Hackett Henry, c, hostler, r 92 Fort
Hackett James S., barkpr,r 131 Ma*
rietta
Hackett John T., with M. Franklin, r 38
Powers
Hackett Mary Miss, bds 246 Marietta
Hackett Robert G., trav agt, r 35 Brick
Hackett William G., engineer, r 32*
W.Mitchell ' « » ^f
Hackmann John, elk H. KarT^isch, r 73
Butler
Hackney Alexander H., engineer, r 49
W. Simpson
Hackney Maggie A. Mrs., r 2 Mechanic
Hackney William P., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 2 Mechanic
Hadden George, c, lab, r 275 Jones
Haden Charles J., collector, r60 Luckie
Hadley B. F., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Hadley Frank M., machinist Wilkins,
Post & Co^ r 5 Tumlin
Hadley Thomas C, painter A. P. Tripod,
r 19 Corput *^'
Hafer William H., painter, r 31 Plum
Haffey William, asst eug Atla Water
Wks
Hagan Barney, elk John Keely
Hagan Benjamin, c, lab, r 12 Tucker's al
Hagan John T., grocer, 100 Whitehall, r
J30 Whitehall
Hagerman James M., agt, grocer, 224
Wheat r, 123 Houston
Haggeity Henry^r 264 Cooper
y
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every desoripffoa
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
HAH
312
HAM
Hahn Edwin F., finisher, r 79 W. Cain
Hahn Frederick, elk M. Menko & Bro.,
bds Hotel Weihmeister
Haile Alexander J., physician, 98 White-
hall, r 81 E. Alabama
Haile R. C. Mrs., matron, r 81 E. Ala-
bama
Haile Thomas J. (T. J. Haile & Co.), r
185 Loyd
Haile T. J. & Co. (T. J. Haile and J. E.
Dickson), druggists, 98 AVhitehall
Hailes Mary, wid J., r ws Randolph, 3d
s of E.Harris
Haiman Azalia, wid L., bds 42 Walton
HAIMAN ELIAS, pres Southern Agri-
cultural Wks, Marietta, opp Mills, r 44
Walton
Haiman Hyman, elk, bds 44 Walton
Haimes Howard, c, lab, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Haimes John, mason, r 14 Emma
Hairston Charles, A., baggaare master
W. & A. R. R
Hairston James, carpenter, r 16 Fowler
Hairston R. R., wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Hairston William R., carpenter, r 18
Warren pi
Hale Tallulah, wid T., r 170 Ivy
Haley Minnie, c, laundress, r rear 43
Trenholm
Hall Allen B., printer, bds 122 Haynes
Hall Berriman, weaver, r 149 W. Baker
Hall Caroline, c, dressmkr, 119 Decatur
Hall Chapel, c, lab, r rear 104 Jones
Hall Charles J., machinist, r 7 Means
Hall Columbus, carpenter, r 282 W. Pe-
ters
Hall Curtis, c, driver J. L. & W. T.
Fincher
Hall David G., foreman L. H. Hall &
Co., r 40 Rhodes
Hall Delia, c, cook, r 9 Raspberry
Hall Delia Miss, spinner, r 149 W. Baker
Hall Edward, c, porter Com ml Hotel
Hall Elias, c, barber, 93 Decatur
Hall Eliza, c, cook, r rear 42 Biggers
Hall Eliza A., wid W. M., r 315 Rawson
Hall Felicia Miss, r Luckie, se cor Mills
Hall Flora Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
HALL FRANK €., State agt Household
S. M. Co., 99 Whitehall, bds Kimball
House
Hall George W. (G. W. Hall & Son), r
102 Luckie
Hall G. Daniel, elk, r 162 Luckie
Hall G. W. & Son (G. W. and J. J. Hall),
whol tobacco, 20 K. Broad
Hall Hampton, c, carpenter, r 60 Wells
Hall Henry, c, lab, r 6 George
cor
bds
149
Hall Henry, c, porter, r 95 E. Cain
Hall Hettie Miss, r Decatur, nw
Boulevard
Hall Howard I., trav agt, r 89 Rawson
Hall Isaac, c, painter P. W. Geary
Hall James J. (G. W. Hall & Son),
241 Luckie
Hall John, weaver Atla Cot Fcty, r
W.Baker
Hall John T., bkkpr, r 25 Houston
Hall John T., with G. W^ Adair, r
country n [
Hall John W., tinner W. & "a.^R. R., r
288 W. Peters
Hall Joseph A., bkkpr P. & G. T. Dodd,
r 45 W. Harris
Hall Joseph A., tinner, r 25 Magazine
Hall Joseph S., elk, r 162 Luckie
Hall Katie, c, laundress, r 147 Windsor
Hall Levi H. (L. H. Hall & Co.), r 258
Washington
Hall L. H. & Co. (L. H. Hall, E. E.
Rawson and J. H. Ellsworth), coffin
mnfrs, Newton, nw cor Elliott
Hall LoUie Miss, r 29 Cooper
Hall Marcus, c, lab, r Walker al, cor
Daniel
Hall Maria, c, laundress, r 191 Cooper
Hall Martha, wid W., r 45 W. Harris
Hall Mary Miss, spinner, r 149 W. Ba-
ker
Hall Mathew, mason, r 486 Decatur
Hall Milly, c, laundress, r 111 Stone-
wall
Hall Nannie Mrs., elk, r Bellwood
Hall Rachel, c, laundress, r rear 148 De-
catur
Hall Rv)xie, c, laundress, r 10 Welton pi
Hall Samuel, associate judge Supreme
Court, bds Markham
Hall Samuel M., bkkpr L. H. Hall & Co,
r 258 Washington
Hall Susan Miss, r 149 W. Baker
Hall Susan M., wid H. T., r 241 Luckie
Hall Thomas N. (Youngblood & Hall), r
29 Houston
Hall Thomas O., elk, r 69 Hill
Hallman John C. (High tower & Hall-
man), r 22 Powers
Hallman Levy, carpenter, bds 7 Rock
Hallman Marcellus B., elk Howard &
Candler
Halsey Henry, elk, r 45 N. Calhoun
Halson Abraham, c, lab, r 102 Eraser '
Halson Lewis, c, lab, r 102 Eraser
Haltsell G. M., paper hanger, bds 116 S.
Forsyth
Haltiwanger Albert J. (Crane, Boylston
& Co.), r 34 N.Calhoun
Ham Charles M., driver, bds 318 Decatur
.J-
Go to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
HAM
313
HAM
THTEEIHESIFRSS^
Ham Jefferson, c, porter J. J. Tolbert &
Co
Ham James L., messr, bds 318 Decatur
Ham John, c, wks Maddox, Rucker &
Co
Ham Thomas, c, candymkr Johnson &
Stallings
Ham William J., flagman A-L. Ry, bds
318 Decatur
Ham , elk, bds 41 N. Forsyth
Hambrick Caroline E., wid J. A., r 31
Bell
Hambrick Isaac E., wks Sou As Wks, r
31 Bell
Hambrook Thomas W., elk Ry M. S., r
35 Jones *
Hamby Aaron F., wks W. & A. R. R., r
161 Luckie
Hamby Andrew C, carpenter, r 302 E.
Hunter
Hamby William J., carpenter, r 302 E.
Hunter
Hamer Samuel, c, lab, r rear 148 White-
hall
Hamerschlager Joseph G., transfer agt
Union Depot, r Cannon House
Hames Moses, c, porter Sou Ex Co, r 79
Martin
Hamil Eliza, wid E. R., r 140 W. Baker
Hamilton Alexander, c, carpenter, r 32
Foster
Hamilton Amanda Miss, bds 38 Alexan-
der
Hamilton Augusta, c, laundress, r 19
Phillips row
Hamilton Benjamin, c, restaurant, r 111
W. Peters
Hamilton Fannie Miss, seamstress, 100*
Whitehall
Hamilton Frances Miss, seamstress, r 301
Luckie
Hamilton George, c, lab, r North av, nw
cor Plum
Hamilton Hattie, c, laundress, r rear 148
Decatur
Hamilton Jerome M., elk, r 196 Hous-
ton
Hamilton John, painter, r Newton, se
cor Mangum
Hamilton Liday E. (Hamilton & Hud-
son), r 86 Gilmer
Hamilton Martha, c, domestic, r rear
59 E. Harris
Hamilton Morris, c, lab, r rear 101 E.
Cain
Hamilton P., bds National Hotel
Hamilton Richard, c, lab,, r 234 Mc-
Donough
Hamilton Thomas, c porter, r rear 242
W. Peach tree.
IHEMILBURH
Hamilton William, elk W. & A. R. R.,
r 56 Cone
Hamilton W. H., c, blksmith, r 96 High-
tower
Hamilton & Hudson (L. E. Hamilton
and W. J. Hudson), fruits and pro-
duce, 21 E. Alabama
Hamkins Bartow, lab, bds 637 Marietta
Hamlin George W., wks W. E. Jones,
bds 156 Calhoun , .
Hamlin Henry, bds 96i Whitehall
Hamlin Thomas, wks W. & A. R. R
Hamlin Susan, c, cook, r 10 Lynch al
Hamlin Willis, engineer A. & W. P. R.
R.,bd, 145Ga. R. R
Hammett America Miss, cook, r 60
Luckie
Hammett Asbury A., collector, r 395
• Mangum
Hammett John J., pedler, r 64 Thur-
mond
Hammett John O., elk, bds 64 Thur-
mond
Hammett J. E., fireman, r 86 Venable
Hammett Mattie A., wid J. B., r 83 Mc-
Afee *
Ham mill George, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Hammock Cicero C, mdse broker, 41 E.
Alabama, r 222 S. Pryor
Hammond Anderson, c, driver, r 137
Formwalt >
Hammond Augustus, c, lab, r 201 wj
MiteheU
Hammond Bessie Miss, r 158 Peachtree
Hammond Buck, lab, r 139 Markham
Hammond Carrie, c, restaurant, 95 W.
Peters, r Dunns al
Hammond Charles, c, lab, r ss Chapel, 2d
e of West End, W. E
Hammond C. A., opr W. U. Tel. Co
Hammond C. E., soliciting agt W. & A.
R. R
Hammond Dennis F., r W. E
Hammond Edward M. (Cox & Ham-
mond), r W. E
Hammond Ella, wid J., r 76 Ivy
Hammond George H., elk W. & A. R.
R., bds Cannon House
Hammond George W,, carpenter Win-
ship & Bro
Hammond Henry, c, lab, r 12 Hunni-
cutt
Hammond Hosea, carpenter, r 78 Mo-
Daniel .
Hammond H. Clay, elk P. H. Snook, bds
3 Marietta
Hammond James, c, lab, r 166 N. Butler
Hammond Joel F., physician, r 221
Haynes
Hammond Lena Miss, r 78 McDaniel
Lightest Draught & Best Fin-
ished Wagon in the Market
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^^^ 314" ~ ili -
Hamnrfond Lula Miss, milliner E. W.
Marsh, Jr
Hammond Miltx)n, c, driver Carlton &
Smith, r 38 Williams
HAMMOND NATHANIEL J., M. C. and
lawyer, 48 Marietta, r 158 Peachtree
Hammond Xoble, c, mason, r 116 W.
Hunter
Hammond Eobert, c, bricklayer, r 1 S.
Terry
Hammond Stephen, c, mason, r 25 Rob-
bins
Hammond Theo. A., elk Kimball House
Hammond ITieodore A. Jr., law student,
48 Marietta, r 158 Peachtree
Hammond William B., with Erminger &
Goldsmith ^
Hammond William C, elk Ry M. S., r
8K Marietta
HAMMOND WILLIAM R., judge Supe-
rior Court, r 283 S. Pryor
Hampson Julia G., wid J. H., r 346
Whitehall
Hampton Cora V., wid J. R., r 36 W
Baker
Hampton David, c, wks O. A. Smith
Hampton George, c, fireman U. S. C. H.
and P. O. Bldg
Hampton Harrison, c, porter' Sou Exp
Co., r 43 Powers
Hampton Presley G., engineer, r 113
Houston
Hampton Wade, c, lab, r 24 Davis
Hamwell Augustus, c, wks J. P. Bryan
Hancbel Frank S., elk C. M. Barnwell &
Co., cr 180 S. Pryor
Hancock Amanda Miss, r 11 Hulsey
Hancock Byron, overseer C. R. R., r W.
& A. R. R., opp W. Alabama
Hancock Charner J., foreman Winship
& Bro., r 148 Haynes
Hancock Clemmie Miss, r 11 Hulsey
Hancock Fannie, wid E B., r W. A. R.
R., opp W. Alabama
Hancock Frank G. (F. G. Hancock), r
69 Forrest av
Hancock F. G. (F. G. Hancock, and E.
E. Rawson, C. A. Collier and est W.
A. Rawson, specials), paper dealers
and boxmnfrs. Broad, se cor Alabama
Hancock James A., engineer C. R. R , r
36 Davis
Hancock John, lab, r 627 Marietta-
Hancock Lucy, wid J., r 11 Hulsey
Hancock Mamie Miss, r 80 Nelson
Hancock Mary, c, laundress, r 14 Sugar al
Hancock Robert A. bkkpr W. P. &. W.
F. Patillo, r 126 N. Collins
Hancock William A., grocer, 249 W.
Mitchell, r 36 Davis
Hancock William H., bkkpr, r 126 N.
Collins
Hand John A., builder Eclipse Eng Co
Hand Mattie Mrs., elk, r 48 Bartow
Hand William E;, elk A. Avary
Haney George W., blksmith W. & A. R.
R., r 15 Mechanic
Haney Hannah Miss, r 19 Magazine
Haney Henry P., blksmth, r 19 Magazine
Haney Jacob J., mason, r 87>^ S. Broad
Haney JaneyMiss, r 19 Magazine
Haney Joe A. Mrs., r 87)^ S. Broad
Haney Thomas W., foreman, r 19 Maga-
c, laundress, r 40
zme
.Hanford Minerva
Brick
Hanken Frank, elk, bds 79 S. Pryor ^
Hankerson Joseph, c, lab, r 212 Fort
Hankerson Mary, c, seamstress, r 204
Fort
Hankerson Theodore, woodwkr N. C.
Spenee
Hanleiter Anna Miss, r 46 Hulsey
Hanleiter Beitha Miss, dressmkr, bds 93
Pulliam
Hanley AVilliam H., tel opr, r 9 N. But-
ler
Hanlon Joseph, grocer, Hulsey, sw cor
Foundry
Hanlon Patrick, tailor, r 20 W. Foundry
Hanna Bessie H. Miss, teacher Ivy St
School, bds National Hotel
Hanna William, fireman, r 16 N. Moore
Hannah Leroy, watchman, r rear 36 S.
Butler
Hannon Jerry, c, lab, r 1 Newton
Hansen Andrew J., elk, r 368 S. Pryor
Hansen Leila Miss, r 368 S. Pryor
Hansen Wniiam A., r 368 S. Pryor
Hansford Susan H., wid L. B., r 77 E.
Garnett
Hanson A. H., with Union News Co.,
bds 50 J Decatur
Hanson Enhu B., carpenter, r 58 Horton
Hanson John C, carpenter, r 16 Scofield
Hanson John T., lab, ra89 Chapel
Hanye Robert M., elk A. & W. P. R. R.,
r Edgewood
Hanye William E. (Boyd & Hanye), r
Edgewood
Hape Samuel, nurseryman, 32>^ White-
hall, r Hapevnie
HARALSON FRANK L., lawyer. State
librarian, State House, bds Cannon
House
Haralson Hugh A. (Mark W. Johnson &
Co.), r Kirk wood
Haralson James A., tel opr R. & D.R. R
Haralson WiUiam, wild land elk, Comp-
troller Genl., r 113 Peachtree
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HAR
315
HAR
Harbin Charles, machinist, r 2 Means
Harbin Tallulah Miss^ elk, r 33 Victoria.
Harbin Thomas, blacksmth, r 2 Means
Harbin WiUiam, machinist, r 2 Means
Harbuck Edward, baker, r 18 Brick
Hardaway William, c, lab, r 238 Rich-
ardson
Hardaway York, c, lab, r 238 Richardson
Hardeman George T., tinner A. P. Stew-
art & Co., r 275 Crumley
Hardeman Lucy, c, laundress, r 110 N.
Calhoun
Hardeman Reuben A., student, bds 56
N. Collins
Hardeman Robert U., bkkpr Comptrol-
ler Genl., r 68 N. Forsyth
Harden A. M., conductor A-L. Ry., r 21
N. Calhoun
Harden Charlotte, c, laundress, r 104 S.
Pryor
Harden Clementina, wid G., r 25 Cone
Harden Dawson, lab, r Bellwood
Harden Edinboro, restaurant, 143 W.
Peters
Harden Emma, c, laundress, rl5 Gemun-
deu
Harden Ethel Miss, seamstress, r 34 Gil-
mer
Harden E. H., elk, bds 60)^ S. Broad
Harden Lewis, c, works Longley, Robin-
son & Co
Harden Martha, c, laundress, r 11 Con-
nally
Harden Nancy G., wid J. L., r 139
Walker
Hardin Napoleon B., grocer, 80 Stone-
waU y
Harden Robert, c, lab, r es Reed, Ist. s
of Glenn
Harden SaUie A., wid M. R., r 148
Luckie
Harden Thomas L., elk. bds 148 Luckie
Harden Walter A., carpenter, r 80
Stonewall .
Harden Winiam, candymkr, r 30 Foster
Hardin William, wks Atla Soap Wks, r
Bellwood
Harder Charlotte, c, laundress, r 10
Ivy
Hardin Edward, student, r 249 Peach-
tree
Hardin Lee, student, r 249 Peachtree
Hardin Mark A., elk House of Repre-
sentatives, r 249 Peachtree
Harding Joseph E., manager Sou Copy-
ing Co., 93^ Marietta
Hardis Benjamin, wks Ga. R. R
Hardis Charles, wks Ga. R. R
Hardison Lilly A. Miss, bds 179 Mc-
Donough
W
Hardman Columbus, c, lab, r 625 Mari-
etta
Hardman Elijah, c, lab, r 625 Marietta
Hardman Lum, c, cigars, 532 Marietta
Hardman William J., cotton buyer, r
146 Decatur
Hardmann Martin, beer-bottler, 119
Whitehall
Hardon Virgil O., with Pemberton,
Iverson <fe Denison, r 17 Washington
Hard wick John W., trav agt, r 129 Glenn
Hardwick Robert W., trav agt, r 151 Mc-
Donough
Hardwick Thomas W., trav agt, r 179
McDonough
Hardy Adam, c, driver, r 192 Eraser
Hardy Augustus, c, wood yard, r 175
Wheat
Hardy Camp, c, lab, r 156 Gray
Hardy Isaac, c, porter, r 224 W Foundry *
Hardy Mooney, c laundress, r 16 Strong
Hardy Robert A., conductor, W. <fc. A.
R.R.
Hardy Samuel M., carpenter r 193 W.
MitcheU
Hargis Richard R., conductor W. <fe A.
R.R
Hargrove I^manuel, c, porter John Mil-
ledge, r 235 McDonough
Hargrove Richard, c, lab, r 235 McDon-
ough
Harkins Jane, c, laundress, r 169 Fill-
more
Harkins John, with Hunnicutt & Bel-
lin^rath, r 14 Newton
Harkins John, with Moore, Marsh <& Co.,
r 61 Luckie
Harkins John C, elk, r 61 Luckie
Harkins T. F., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Harkness Alexander, c, lab, r rear 34
Hood
Harkness William, c, lab, r rear 34 Hood
Harle James W. (Harle & Parrott and
Harle & Co.), r 90 Walton
Harle J. W. & Co. (J. W. Harle and — ),
fertilizers, 41 j^ S. Broad
Harle Joseph M., elk, bds 90 Walton
Harle & Parrott (J, W. Harle and S. F.
Parrott), cotton factors, 41>^ S. Broad
Harlow Alexander B., elk, bds 89 S.
Pryor
Harman Apsylla A., wid Z. E., r 121 Ivy
Harman Charles E., G. S. agt W. & A.
R. R., r 121 Ivy
Harman Henry, c, lab, r 127 EUis
Harman Jeremi^h^ c, driver Akers & Bros
Harman Josephus B., carpenter, r 78
Walker
Harman Elijah S. (Parker & Harman), r
country
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made priotib
II and 13 Whitehall Street.
REAL ESTATE
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o±*evei-y desci-iption, Oity
and Oountry, ±br sale l>v
T. A. Frleyson, IQ Wall St,
316
Harman Laura A. Miss, bds 40 Line
Harman Rebecca Miss, bds 40 Line
Harman Richard, c, lab, r 54 Mills
Harmsen Carl, with Morrison, Bain &
Co., r 99 Mangum
Harmsen Carl G., plumber Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 99 Mangum
Harold Martha, c, laundress-, r 15 Wel-
tonpl
Harp J., c, wks C. Hammond, r 95 W.
Peters
Harper Agnes Mrs., wks A. J. Miller
Harper Burrell, c, lab, r 34 Trenbolm
Harper Charles, c, porter, r 182 Billiard
Harper Charles, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Harper Clara, c, laundress, r 67 Fort
Harper Eldrige, carpenter, r 84 Elliott
Harper George, wks Exp Cot Mills, r
Marietta, bey limits
Harper Hiram, c, wks Sou Agl Wks, r
Chattahoochee, cor Kennedy-
Harper Henry, lab, r rear 9 Rock
Harper Howard, c, wks Sou Agl Wks
Harper Jacob, c, lab, r 245 Crew
Harper James, feeder B. F. Bennett, r
48 Formwalt
Harper James, c, lab, r 11 Welton pi
Harper James W., lab, r 129 McDaniel
Harper Jesse, c, lab, r 59 Fulton
Harper John, r 422 E. Fair
Harper John, c, wks A-L. Ry., r rear 53
Harper John B., gsfrdener, r Lee W. E
Harper John T., wks W. U. Tel. Co., r
61 Davis '
Harper Joseph, mason, r rear 9 Roach
Harper Joshua, r Formwalt, ne cor Jones
Harper J. S., c, elk Ry. M. S
Harper Lucy, c, laundress, r 19 Roach
Harper MaJiala, c, laundress, r 39 Terry
Harper Roderic T., with F. P. Gray, r
65 Windsor ^'
Harper Thomas J., propr Dollar Store, 7
Peach tree, bds Formwalt, ne cor Jones
Harper T. R., elk Ry M. S
Harper William, lab, r 129 McDaniel
Harper William A., elk, r 433 Peach-
tree
Harralson Frank L., elk 11 Decatur, r 31
N. Forsyth
Harralson Henry L. (M. Harralson Bros.
<fc Co.), bds Kimball
Harralson Madison (M. Harralson Bros.
& Co.). r 278 Whitehall
HARRALSON M. BROS. & CO. (M., P.
H. and H. L. Harralson, and H. P.
Scales), whol tobacco and cigars, 11
Decatur
Harralson Nathaniel M., with M. Har-
ralson Bros & Co., bds Kimball
HAR
Harralson Philip H. (M. Harralson Bros.
& Co.), r 42 Forrest av
Harrington Alexander, c, porter McBride
& Co., r 273 Eraser
Harrington Alfred, c, packer McBride &
Co.j r 273 Eraser
Harrington Allan, c, packer McBride &
Co., r 273 Eraser
Harrington Blanch Miss, r Irwin, se cor
Garner, W. E
Harrington Gainey, lab, r Humphries,
nw cor Austin al
Harrington John, c, driver McBride &
Go., r rear 234 McDonough
Harrington Mary A., wid L. C, r Irwin,
se cor Garner, W. E
Harrington William, painter, r 32 Mc-
Afee
Harris Alfred, c, lab, r 2 Ga. R. R
Harris Amos, c, lab, r 136 Old Wheat
Harris Ann, c, r 38 Williams
Harris Asa L., manager Railroad Record,
r 333 Luckie
Harris Benjamin, lab. r Bellwood
Harris Benjamin, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Harris Bruce, painter, r 144 Loyd
Harris Carrie, c, laundress, r rear 42 Big-
gers
Harris Charles, c, butler, rrear 207 Raw-
son
Harris Charles, c, porter, r 20 N. Butler
Harris Charles, c, lab, r 3 S. Moore
Harris Charles, c, porter, r 231 Decatur
Harris Charles B., bkkpr Dohme and
Duffy, r 56 Crew
Harris Chester, c, lab, r 243 Jones
Harris Clem R., city assessor, r 15 Cain
Harris Coley, c, porter, Atla Home Ins
Co
Harris Columbus W., elk, r 56 Crew
Harris Custard, c, wks W. S. Withers
Harris Daniel B., elk E. S. Gay, rl5 E.
Cain
Harris Delia Miss, r 16 Hilliard
Harris Dora A. Miss, r 18 Ellis
Harris Eliza F., wid H. D., r 4 Walker
Harris Elizabeth H., wid E. F., r 180
Marietta
Harris Fannie Miss, r 128 E. Hunter
Harris Felix, c, porter A. G. Rhodes
Harris Fleming, carpenter, r 64 Stone-
wall
Harris Frank, c, lab, r 59 N. Butler
Harris George, c, lab, r rear 12 Tufnlin
Harris George, c, lab, r85 Humphries
Harris George, c, lab, r 147 Thompson
Harris George W., dentist, 48 Marietta,
bds Kimball .
Harris Georgia, c, laundress, r 17 Henry
Harris G. H. brakeman W. <fc A. R. R
iHh BEST ROUTE teSkfeilS?J?
I ^
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
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317
HAR
Harris Harriet, c, laundi-ess, r rear 12
Tumlin
Harris Henry, c, fireman, r 188 Hilliard
Harris Henry, c, lab, r 47 Newton
Harris Henry, C|rdriver, r 37 Old Wheat
Harris Henry hT, c, painter, r 72 Rich-
ardson
Harris Henry Z., conductor, r 175 Crew
Harris Hiram D., oil deliverer, r 268
Jones
Harris H. S., kpr city magazine
Harris Ida, c, domestic, r rear 12 Wallace
Harris Irene, c, laundress, r 6 Tuckers al
HARRIS ISAAC P., with A. C. Ladd,
r 49 Hood
Harris Jack N., teller Gate City Nat
Bank, r 18 Ellis
Harris James, c, wks Chess-Carley Co.,
r Means, nw cor Ponder
Harris James D., engineer, bds 268 Ma-
rietta
Harris James F., student, bds 7 Rock
Harris James O., lab, bds 99 Chapel
HARRIS JAMES 0., State and County
tax receiver, Court House, r 15 E. Cain
Harris Jaspard W., carpenter, r 77
Houston
Harris Jeremiah, c, driver, r al rear 120
W. Fair
Harris Joel, c, lab, r 43 Rawson
HARRIS, JOEL C, editor Constitution,
r ss Gordon, w of Peeples, W. E
Harris John, c, lab, r 70 Yonge
Harris John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Harris John B., lab, r 158 Gray
Harris John B., pressman, r 21 McAfee
Harris John F., student, bds 7 Rock
Harris John H., elk, r 39 N. Pryor
Harris John R., elk, r 56 Crew
Harris Joseph, c, carpenter, r 63 Green's
Ferry av
Harris Joseph, c, lab, r rear 175 New
Wheat
Harris Joseph, c, lab, r 106 Yonge
Harris Joseph, lab, r 129 Jones av
Harris Jud^e R., physician, 56 Crew
Harris J. W., fireman A-L. Ry
Harris Laura, c, cook, r 18 McDonough
Harris Laura L., wid J. C, r 284 White-
hall
Harris Leonidas, c, porter G. W. Scott &
Co
Harris Maggie A. Miss, teacher Crew St.
School, r 147 Jones
Harris Marcelle Miss, r 106 W. Baker
Harris Martha A., wid T., r 128 E. Hun-
ter
Harris Mary, c, laundress, r 186 E. Harris
Harris Mary, wid W. P., r es Ice Fac-
tory, 2d8of C.R. R
Write
TO
Harris Mary A., wid W., r 21 McAfee
Harris Matilda, c, laundress, r 38 Wil-
liams
Harris Miles, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Harris Morgan, c, wks KimbaU
Harris Moses, c, porter Megee, Johnson
& Co
Harris M. L., wid G., r 177 N. Collins
Harris M. L., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Harris Nancy, wid W., r 24 Savannah
Harris Nathan O., physician, 9 W. Wall,
r 15 E. Cain
Harris Peter, baggage master, bds 145
Ga. R. R
Harris Rachel, c, laundress, r 149 Mark-
ham
Harris Redwick, c, lab, r rear 12 Tumlin
Harris Richard, c, lab, r i-ear 150 De-
catur
Harris R. B., policeman, bds 146 Loyd
Harris Samuel, c, wks A. R. Logan <fe Co
Harris Sarah, wid D. C, r 9 Magazine
Harris Stapleton L., foreman, r 106 W
Baker
Harris Squire, c, lab, r es Orme, 3d n of
Cox
Harris Sue A. Miss, r 18 Ellis
Harris Sullivan D., registry elk P. O., r
ns Dairy, e of Plum
Harris S. Miss, teacher Atla Fern Inst.,
r 143 Peachtree
Harris ITiaddeus, c, lab, r 3 Welton pi
Harris Virginia E., wid W., r 228 S.
Pryor
Harris Walton P., trav agt A. P. Stew-
art & Co., r 106 W. Baker
Harris West, c, driver Fox <fc White
Harris Wiley R., printer Constitution, r
128 McAfee I
Harris William, c, drayman, r rear 354
W. Peachtree
Harris William, pattemmkr, bds 76 Mo-
Daniel
Harris William, c, lab, r 15 Jennings al
Harris William, bds l'2}4 W. Mitchell
Harris William, c, wks Atla Com & W,
Co
Harris William P., butcher, 170 White-
hall
Harris W. H., shoemkr, bds 41 W.
Mitchell
Harris W. W., fireman W. & A. R. R
Harris Young, c, wks Atla Com <fc W.
Co
Harrison Albert, c, lab, r 155 E. Cain
Harrison Alfred, wks Fulton Mills
Harrison Alonzo, c, barber, r 145 Wheat
Harrison Bros. (M. L. and W. H. Ham-
son), coal and wood, 31 and 165 De-
catur
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I ATU/AT'FR *»°«"^ ^°* Milbum Wagon Co.,
. • Li n I f YM I Lll FOR PRICES TO THE TRADE.
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I Jjl Prompt delivery and Full Weight guaranteed.
*"*■ CORDON & WHITE,
Forfcchdllomeyse^BUyTHEmyMm^^
318
HAR
Hawison Daniel, c, lab, r 5 Gunby
Harrison Frances S., wid G. W., bds 58
Waltx)n
Harrison George M., harnessmkr, r 29
Ella
Harrison George W., manager Harrison
Bros., r 36 Decatur
Harrison George W., treas James P.
Harrison & Co., r 67 Marietta
Harrison Gideon, surveyor, r 146 Loyd
, Harrison James B., molder W. S. With-
ers, r 323 E. Fair
Harrison James E., grocer, 224 W. Pe-
ters, r C. R. R
Harrison James M., student, bds 69 N.
Collins
Harrison James P., pres J»6. P. Harri-
son & Co., r 76 Spring
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., printers, book
binders, lithographers, publishers and
blank book mnfrs, 32 and 34 W. Ala-
bama
Harrison Joshua F., carpenter, r Deca-
tur, ne cor Cornelia
Harrison Landrum M. (Harrison Bros.),
r 36 Decatur
Harrison Lou Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Harrison Mary, c, seamstress, r 147 W.
Fair
Harrison Sadie Miss, r 146 Loyd
Harrison Sallie Mad., r 10 Thompson
Harrison Sarah Mrs., r 77>^ Whitehall
Harrison Sarah Mrs., wks Fulton Mills
Harrison Squire, c, lab, r es Orme, 5th n
of Cox
Harrison lllman C, supt city stables, r
323,E. Fair
Han-ison, Wharton & Xunnally (Jas. P.
Harrison, M. B. Wharton and G. A.
Nunnally), proprs Christian Index, 32
and 34 W. Alabama
Harrison William A., with Patapsco
Guano Co., r 62 Wheat
Harrison William H., c, lab, r 166 E.
Harris
Harrison William M. (Harrison Bros.), r
36 Decatur
Harrison William T., machinist, bds 319
Rawson
Harrison Zadok D. (Harrison & Peeples)
fi, and elk Supreme Court, r Decatur,
Ga
HARRISON & PEEPLES (Z. D. Harri-
son and H. C. Peeples), lawyers, 33
Capitol bldg
Harry Odessa, wid M., r 19 Williams
Hart Elvira, c, lab, r 30 Rhodes
HART FREDERICK W. (F. W Hart
and F. W. Hart & Son and Hart &
Hewitt), r Cligord, nw cor Ellis
GO WEST
HART FREDERICK W. Jr. (F. wT
Hart & Son), r 82 E. Cain
HART F. W. (F. W. and W. H. Hart),
dealers in doors, sash, builders' hard*-
ware, paints, oils, etc., 30 S. Broad.
(See back paster.)
HART F. W. & SON (F. W. and F. W.
Hart, Jr.), planing mill, stair build-
ers, dealers in dressed lumber, new-
els, etc.. Fuller, adjoining W. & A.R.
R. (See back paster.)
Hart Isaac, c, carpenter, r 64 Richard-
son
Hart Marshall, c, wks S. W. Day, r
Rhodes, cor Hjaynes
Hart Mary, wid C, r 300 Boulevard
Hart Oliver T., driver Hook and Ladder
Co., r 28 S. Broad
Hart Russell W., tinner, r 44 Smith
Hart Susan E., wid J., r 13 W. Baker
Hart William, P. O. inspector, bds Kim-
ball House
HART WILLIAM H. (F. W. Hart), r
Clifford, nw cor Ellis
HART & HEWITT (F. W. Hart and
E. W. Hewitt), builders' material,
paints, oils, <fcc., 91 Decatur
Hartis Beaureguard, wks R. R., bds
223 E. Fair
Hartman Alexander, assistant, bds 134
McDonough
Hartman George B., c, lab, r 25 Clifford
Hartman J. E., architect, bds 60>^ S.
Broad
Hartman Marcus, mer, r 36 Mitchell i
Hartman Pauline Mrs., fruits and con-
fectioner, 26 W. Mitchell
Hartranft Adolph, engineer, r 119 Hous-
ton
Hartsell George M., paperhanger La-
throp & White, bds 116 S. Forsyth
Hartsfleld Charles G., tinner, r 46 N.
Butler
Hartsfleld Daniel, c, cook, r rear 30 Mc-
Donough
Hartsfleld Edward, c, wks Atla Soap
Wks ^
Hartsfleld John, c, carpenter, r 125 Hous-
ton
Harvell Andrew J., printer, r 53 W.
Foundry
Harvell William, c, lab, r 159 Green's
Ferry av
Harvey Edward, barkpr, bds 40*^ Deca-
tur
Harvey Emily, c, laundress, r ws E. T., ^
V. & Ga. R. R., 4th n of Wells
Harvey Frank, c, wks J. Guerin & Bro.,
r 61 Rawson
Harvey Holmes L., teacher, r 208 Crew
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE:
Quick Time — Sure Connections.
HAR
319
HAY
Harvey H. L. Mrs., teacher Summer Hill
School
Harvey J. A., flreman A-L. Ry
Harvey Nettie, c, r 159 Fort
Harvey T. A. C., woodwkr L. Bennett, r
2 Means
Harvey William, c, lab, r 145 Green's
Ferry av
Harvey W. W., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Harvev — Mrs., seamstress, r 15 Larkin
Harville Lucinda R., .wid W. H., r 10
Pratt
Harwell Jennie Miss, bds 108 Marietta
Harwell John H., elk S. M. Inman &
Co., r 321 Marietta
Harwell John H. (Harwell & Bro.), r321
Marietta
Harwell John M. (Harwell & Smith), r
158 S. Forsyth
Harwell Levi H., elk cotton compress, r
158 S. Forsyth
Harwell Willis, c, lab, r 122 Ellis
Harwell William D. (Harwell & Bro.),
bds 108 Marietta
Harwell & Bro. (J. H. and W. D. Har-
well), grocers, 324 Marietta
HARWELL & SMITH (J. M. Harwell
and W. F. Smith), engines, machinery,
agricultural implements, wagons, etc.,
79 and 81 S. Broad
HASKELL WALLACE W., general ins
agt, represents VIRGINIA HOME, of
Richmond, WESTCHESTER of N. Y.,
WILLIAMSBURGH CITY of N. Y.
MECHANICS of N. Y., WATER-
TOWN- -SUN of N. Y., 27)4 White-
hall, r 71 N. Pryor
Haslett James P., driver Atla St Ry, r
312 Decatur
Haslett Samuel D., grocer, 175 W. Pe-
ters, r 58 Haynes
Hastings John J., elk Hoke Smith, r 146
Mangum
Hastings Thomas, wks Ga. R. R., r 146
Mangum
Hastings Thomas F., elk, r 146 Mangum
Hatch Charles G., painter, r 45 Alexander
Hatcher Marcellus B., wks Longley,
Robinson & Co., r 465 Marietta
Hatcher Margaret, wid E., r465 Marietta
Hatcher Augustus, c, junk dlr, 247 W.
Peters
Hatfleld George W., c, wks Pellegrini &
Castleberry, r 148 Chapel
Hatfleld Hattie C. Mrs., seamstress, r 200
K. Calhoun
Hatfleld Xancy C. Mrs., r 141 Nelson
Hathaway H. C. Mrs., r 72 E. Peters
Haunson John T., pumps, 8 E. Alabama,
r W. E
W
Haverty James J., elk J. Ryan, bds 75
E. Hunfer
Haverty Michael, barkpr B. C. Johnson,
r 27 Castleberrj-
Haverty Thomas, gardener, r 40 Castle-
berry
Hawes James, engineer W. & A. R. R.,
bds 127 Walton
Hawes Richard R., engineer W. & A. R.
R., bds 147 W, Hunter
Hawkins Clark, c, lab, r 153 N. Butler '
Hawkins Henry, c, lab, r 32 Hilliard
Hawkins. Jane, c, laundress, r rear 16
Markham
Hawkins John, c, wks F. A. Hilburn
Hawkins John T., fireman, r rear 4
Henry, W. E
Hawkins Lucinda, c, laundress, r rear 18
Ga. R. R
Hawkins Nancy C, wid J. L., r 12
Henry W. E
Hawkins Pinckney, c, carpenter, r 10 S.
Collins
Hawkins Rebecca, wid W. C, r 90 Eraser
Hawkins Wesley, c, lab, r 41 Terry
Hawks Alexander, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Hawks William N., ins adjuster, 24>^ S.
Broad, r 147 Loyd
Hawley Charles, flreman, r 128 E. Hun-
ter
Haws Lucius, student, bds ns Gordon
1st w of Peeples, W. E
Hay B. B., elk, r 112 S. Pryor
Hay Stephen, elk J. Keely, r 52 Nelson
Hayden Ann J., wid P., r 193 S. Pryor
Hayden Charles, drayman, r 139 E. Har-
ris
Hayden Charles J., trav agt, bds 60
Luckie
Hayes George F., butcher, r 12 J Loyd
Hayes George W., c, barber, 12iE. Wall.
r 102 E. Cain
Hayes Henry T., plumber, bds 41 W.
Mitchell
Hayes James M., wks A-L. Ry, bds 16
HUliard
Hayes John, c, lab, r 258 Mangum
Hayes Nathan, c, carpenter, r 127 Wheat
Hay^s William B., carpenter McCombs,
Meakin & Co
Hay good A. Judson, boarding, 79 Loyd
Haygoo(i Francis M. Rev., r 240 Peach-
tree
Hay good Laura A. Miss, prin Girls High
School, r 45 McDonough
Haygqod Mack, c, carpenter, r 135 Ira
Haygood Martha A., wid G. B., r 45
McDonough
Haygood Sarah, c, laundress, r rear 81
McDaniel
Makes Best SHIRT to order- -6 for $9.
Perfect fit grnaranteed.
11 and 13 Whitehall Street.
TA I^PTIh PQniVT ^^^^s^^^^^ting Agent,
HAY 320 HEI
Haygood William A. (Hay good & Mar-
tin), r 45 McDonoiigh
HATGOOD & MARTlN (W. A. Haygood
and E. W. Martin), lawyers, 17}4
Peachtree
Haynes Clyde, elk, r 128 Mangura
Haynes Eldora Miss, wks F. E. Block, r
5 State
Haynes Henry B., lab, r 5 State
Haynes Isaac A., dairy, r ws Randolph,
3d 8 of E. Harris
Haynes Richard, c, driver A. C. Wyly,
r rear 150 Whitehall
Haynes Richard O., policeman, r 154 W.
Mitchell
Haynes Sallie Miss, r 100 Fort
Haynes Sallie, wid B. F., r 5 State
Haynes William A., watchmkr and jew-
eler, 10 Marietta, r 128 Mangum
Haynes William M., bkkpr, bds 168 S.
Pryor
Hays Alexander, carpenter, r 31 Ella
Haj^s Alice Miss, r 442 Decatur
Hays Benjamin, c, cook, r 309 W. Mitch-
ell
Hays Benjamin, c, mason, r 130 W.
Foundry
Hays Benjamin F., c, lab, r 204 Mangum
Hays Claude, c, lab, r 122 E. Baker
Hays John, carpenter, r 230 Cox
Hays Julia Mrs., bds 485 Marietta
Hays J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Hays Richard D., tailor, r 7 Culver
Haywood Maria, c, laundress, r 6 Thur-
mond
Haywood Samuel, c, waiter, r 28 Eraser
Haywood Stephen, c, lab, r 166 Ellis
Hazelton ITiomasB., with Singer Mnfa:
Co., r 85 E.Ellis
Head Floyd, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Head Henry T., wooddlr, 171 Fort
Head Oliver, c, lab, r 391 Mangum
Head Thomas, elk J. Keely, bds 39 N.
Pryor
Healey Thomas G. (T. G. Healey & Son),
r 77 Ivy
Healey T. G. & Son (T. G. Healey and
W. T. Healey), contractors and build-
er 20 PeaChtree
Healey W^illiamT. (T. G. Healey <fc Son),
r 77 Ivy
Heape Rebecca Miss, r 368 Decatur
Heard Amanda, c, cook, r rear 13 Wash-
ington
Heard Ann, c, seamstress, r 72 Magazine
Heard D., c, wks W. & A. R. R
Heard Henry, c, lab, r 230 New Wheat
Heard Henry, c, lab, r 270 New Wheat
Heard Isaiah, c, porter, r 15 Crumley
Heard Larkin, c, waiter National Hotel
Heard Lydia, c, laundress, r 79 Haynes
Heard Marshall, c, lab, r 125 Ellis
Heard Milly, c, laundress, r 186 Hilliard
Heard Monroe, c, wks A-L. Ry
Heard William, c, porter A. W. Jett
Heard William H., c, elk Ry M. S., r290
New Wheat
HEARD, see also Hurd
Hearn Priscilla P., wid T., r 55 Tattnall
Heath David H. (Heath & Raughton), r
• .130 Decatur
Heath Eliza A. Miss, teacher, r 58 Wash-
ington
Heath Isabella C. Mrs., dressmaker, 100
Ellis ,
Heath Jane, c, laundress, r 130 Grav
Heath Mary J., Avid M. L., r 68 E. Pe-
ters
Heath William, painter M. M. Mauck, r
7 Orme
Heath William A. (Tanner, Currier &
Heath), bds Kimball
Heath W. D. Rev., pastor St. Pauls
Church ,
Heath & Raughton (D. H. Heath and J.
D. Raughton), grocers, 130 Decatur
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation', syna-
gogue Forsyth, se cor Garnett
Heck John, carpenter, bds 76 McDaniel
HECKER GEORGE V. & CO., self-rais-
ing flour, 9 W. Alabama
Heery Daniel O. C., physician, 3)^ Mari-
etta, r 76 N. Calhoun
Heery Daniel T., elk Phillips & Crew, r
76 N.Calhoun
Heery Henry T., bkkpr Lynch & Lea, r
Mills, cor Luckie
Heff W., stockdlr, bds 116>^ Whitehall
Hegeman Eliza, c, laundress, r 102 Gray
Heggie James L., engineer W. & A. R.
R -• .
Heibach Jacob, wks Sou Agr Wks
Heidt Madison, c, cook E. Mercer
Heindon George W., fireman, r 22
Rhodes
Heinerkup Louis, carpenter, r 156 N.
Collins
Heinz Abraham, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Heinz Charles (Heinz & Berkele and J.
S. Watson & Co.), r 213 Whitehall
Heinz Charles Jr., with Heinz & Berkele*
r 213 WhitehaU
Heinz John M., elk, r 213 Whitehall
HEINZ & BERKELE (Chas. Heinz and
Jno. Berkele), guns, pistols and lock
smiths, 15 Whitehall
HEINZ, see also HINES, and HYNDS
Heist George, baker, 237 W. Peters, r 107
Walker ^
TUf T^rmyrc AW po^™i3*^^eBest
^ ^^^ lii-iliii.Url 11 lito the North. East & Wett
, [
w. J. wmiNeHAffl
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321
96 W. MitcheU, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
HEN
Helena Mary Sister, r 216 N. Collins
Heller William, foreman, r 22 Hayden
Helmer Charles G. (Helmer & Thomas),
r 62 Crew
Helmer & Thomas "(C. G. Helmer and
L. P. Thomas, Sr.), produce com mers
26 W. Alabama
Helms Calvin W. (Helms & Vandiver),
r 226 Wheat
Helms & Vandiver (C. W. Helms and
C. A. Vandiver), grocers, 226 Wheat
Helmuth Charles, baker, r 36 Butler
Helper Hinton A., city editor Herald, r
17 Washington
Hemphill Robert A. (Johnson, Buzbee
& Co.), and bookkpr Constitution, bds
Kimball
HEMPHILL WILLIAM A., business
manager Constitution, r400 Peachtree
Henderson Aaron, c, lab, r 12 Fain
Henderson Anna, c, laundress, r 1 Ga.
R. R
Henderson B. E., machinist, bds 120
Whitehall
Henderson Charles W., c, waiter, r 128
Wheat
Henderson Charles Y., asst bkkpr Atla
Bridge & Iron Wks, r 67 Washington
Henderson Daniel, c, lab, r 344 Richard-
son
Henderson Elisha, c, gardener, rssC. R.
R., 5th w of Humphries
Henderson George, elk, r 101 Nelson
Henderson George, c, wks Atla St Ry
Henderson George W., with Ramspeck &
Green, bds 31 N. Pryor
Henderson G. W., Atla Cot Fcty
Henderson Isaac, c, grocer, 231 N. Cal-
. houn
Henderson Isaac, c, lab, r W. Peters, cor
Gordon, W. E.
Henderson James M., fruits, 75 Peach-
tiee, r 104 Crew
Henderson Jasper, c, lab, r ws Ra>ndolph,
4th s of E. Harris
Henderson Jesse, c, cook National Hotel
Henderson John H., elk E. Mercer, r 64
Eraser
Henderson John H., c, lab, r rear 20 N.
Butler
Henderson John M., elk Boyd & John-
son, r 314 W. Peachtree
HENDERSON JOHN T., state commis-
sioner of' agriculture, 5 and 6 State
House, bds Kimball
Henderson Johnson, c, lab, r Gordon, w
of Peeples, W. E
Henderson Lewis, c, lab, r 142 E. Harris
Henderson Lewis, c, lab, r rear 57 Hous-
ton
Henderson Lewis, c, lab, r rear 130 Era-
ser I
Henderson James, c, wks Atla St Ry .
Henderson Peter, c, wks Atla St Ry
Henderson R. W., driver F. M. Jack I
Henderson Scott, c, wks Ga. R. R., r es
Fort, 2d 8 of Pine
Henderson S. H., c, barber, r 145 Wheat
Henderson Thomas, machinist, bds 120
Whitehall }
Henderson Walter C, foreman Con-
stitution, r 86 Terry
Henderson Wingfield, c, lab, r 66 Hum-
phries
Henderson William, c, wks A. M. Berg-
strom «
Henderson William, c, wks Smith <fc Son,
r 157 Markham
Henderson William, c, wks St. Joseph's
Infirmary, r rear 216 N. Collins
Henderson William B., elk commr of
agriculture, r Edgewood
Henderson W. C, genl store, Roseland
Sta E. T., V. & Ga. R. R
Henderson William H., elk Gate City
Nat Bank, r 67 Washington *
Henderson William R., driver H. A.
Agricola, bds 120 Whitehall
Hendle Susie Miss, elk John Keely
Hendricks Emily, wid B., r 127 Marietta
Hendricks Jameg; carpenter, r 350 Eraser
Hendricks Lizzie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Hendricks Lou Mrs., r 162 W. Foundry
Hendrix A. L., brakeman W. <fc A. R. R
Hendrix David G., molder Winship &
Bro., bds 62 Alexander
Hendrix Henrietta, c, laundress, r 82
Ho^e
Hendrix Henf-y V., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r ns Johnson, w of Elliott
Hendrix John C. (Hendrix & McBumey)
r46 E. Simpson
Hendrix Lena G., wid A. L., r 134
Thompson
Hendrix L. Glenn, machinist, r 10 Ven-
able
Hendrix Martha, wid A. G., r 62 Alex-
ander
Hendrix Oliver, blksmth W. & A. R. R.,
bds 62 Alexander
Hendrix Samuel B., elk, bds 77 Elliott
HENDRIX & McBURNEY (J. C. Hen-
drix and J. C. McBurney), genl real
estate oflice, 31 S. Broad
Henkel Catherine, wid F., r 6 McAfee
Hennegan William C, tinner A. P.
Stewart & Co., r 130 Luckie
Hennessy Joseph M. Rev., asst pastor
Ch. of Immaculate Conception, r 67
E. Hunter
wiriiiiiiiriiisss™
90
Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
•; •■ ^- jr-
il
• 1
GORDON & WHITE-^K^^r^
HEN
322
HlC
Hettiiies Carl, with T. J. Harper, r 41 E.
Mitchell
Kenning Frederick E., grocer, 65 W.
Peters
Henning William, wks S. S. S. Co., r 14
Ivy
Henochsberg Berthold, with Wellhouse
& Sons
Henry Carrie, c, laundress, r 11 Holcombe
Henry Cassa R., elk J. F. Morris
Henry Charles, c, carpenter, r 276 New
Wheat '
Henry Charles W., elk, r 40 W. Harris
Henry J. E. F., r 40 W. Harris
Hen^y John, lab, bds 463 Marietta
Henry Madison, c, lab, r 105 Magazine
Henry Matthew T., c, blksmth A.
Thompson
Henry Moses, c, lab, r 30 Trenholm
Henry Richard J., c, porter, r 243 New
Wheat ^^^
Henry Sus»^rs., r 40 W. Harris
Henry Thomas, c, porter H. Franklin, r
Hulsey, ne cor Jones al
Henry WilUam, elk, bds 40 W. Harris
Henry William, c, wks W. S. Withers
He nsler William L. prof music, r 19 S.
Broad
Hensley Martha, wid J. H., r 26 Hil-
liard
Henson Green, c, blksmith, r 35 Ella
Henson Solomon C, barkpr, r 289 E.
Hunter
Hentschel Charles, grocer, ss New
Wheat, 2d w of Randolph
Hentschel Gottlieb, saloon, 61 E. Ala-
bama, and grocer, ns New Wheat, Ist
w of Boulevard
Hentschel Herman, clk,^ bds ns New
Wheat, 2d w of Boulevard
HERALD PUBLISHING CO., Williams
& Small, managers; 14 W. Alabama
HERBERT SIDNEY (Lancey S. Her-
bert), correspondent Savannah Morn-,
ing News, bds Markham House
Herd Mark, c, driver Moore, Sims & Co
Herd Nellie, c, laundress, r 17 Henry
Herder Herman, driver, r 118 E. Baker
Herman Davis, machinist, bds 229 Ma-
rietta
Herndon Alonzo F., c, (Hutchins &
Herndon), r231 Wheat
Herndon Edwin A., conductor A-L. Ry,
r 8 Spencer
Herndon E. Frank, engineer, r 16 Me-
chanic
Herndon Joseph, carpenter, r 16 Me-
chanic
Herndon Robert, flagman A. & W. P.
R. R., bds 145 Ga. R. R
Herndon William, r 62 N. Pryor
Hernstein A. L., surgical instruments,
29 S. Broad, r New York
Herod Mollie, wid R., r 64 Yonge
Herrin Edward D., mer, r 92 W. Fair
Herrin Mary, wid W., r 74 Walker
Herrin Pinckney C, bkkpr, r 74 Walker
Herring G. M., wks Atla Com & W. Co
Herring Silas C, guano agt, bds 124
Peachtree
Herrington Harriet, c, seamstress, r 33
Old Wheat
Herron Nora, wid W., r 8 Henry, W. E
Herron Suttle, c, wks J. A. Brown
Herron S. J., wid W. M., r 59 Forrest av
Herschfeld G. W., tailor C. G. Grosse, r
15 W. Peters
Herter Anna Miss, elk, bds 90 S. Pryor
Herter Louisa, wid L., r 90 S. Pryor
Herter William, harnessmkr D. Morgan,
bds 90 S. Pryor
Hertz Max, elk, bds 96>^ Whitehall ^
Hess Anna Miss, milliner, r 128 ITiomp-
son
Hess Louis, with E. W. Marsh, Jr., r 72
Wheat
Hcssmer Peter, c, butler, r rear 34 Hood
Hester Brogden, w'ks Atla Cot Fety
Hester Emma, c. cook, r 112 Decatur i
Heiter James G., elk Ry M. S., r 673^
Whitehall
Hester Jane, c, laundress, r 82 Jones •
Hester Luther, c, porter B. M. WooUey
Hester Rufus, c, lab, r Butler, n of For-
rest av
Hetzel Henrietta, wid W. F., r 152 Al-
exar der I
Hetzel Henry E., jeweler Freeman &
Cranshaw, r 152 Alexander
Hetzel Lizzie Miss, with Mrs. M. Morris,
r 152 Alexander
Hetzel William F., machinist Winship
& Bro., r 152 Alexander j
Hewin Ida Miss, r 214 S. Pryor
Hewin Samuel H., elk A. G. Rhodes, r
116^ Decatur
Hewitt Eugene W. (Hart & Hewitt), r
15 Gartrell
Heyback Jacob, grinder, r 21 Johnson '
Heyman Emile (I. Elsas & Co.), bds 177
S. Pryor ^
Hey ward Walter I., lawyer, 7}4 White-
hall, r W. E
Heyw*ood Annie Miss, r 24 Markham '
Hibemia Building and Loan Assn., 41
E. Alabama
Hickey Arthur, with J. Keely, r 27^ E.
Hunter
Hickman C. T. L., brakeman W. & A.
R. R
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
Fl N EST ^"^-?^— ^*^ "^ SHOES
HIC
At MARK BERRY'S- 33 Peacbtrftft St.
323
Hickman J., fireman, A-L. Ry
Hicks Ansel, carpenter, r 7 Mills
Hicks Berry, c, lab, r 39 C. R. R
Hicks David, c, lab, r 78 Mays al
Hicks Hiram M., elk, bds 108 Decatur
Hicks Mary, wid R., r 275 E. Hunter
Hicks Patrick, c, lab, r 95 Bell
Hicks Philip; c, cook National Hotel
Hicks Thomas, c, kalsominer, r 92 Fort
Higdon Elijah L., bkkpr Clark & Xun-
nally, r 100 W. Baker
Hi^ginbotham Sarah, wid H. M., r Ma-
rietta, bey limits
Higginbotham Thomas J., buyer Kim-
ball House
Higginbotham William H., c, carpenter,
r 108 Yonge
Higgins James, engineer, r 71 Ga. R. R
Higgins James M., gunsmith, r 10
Haynes
Higgins James M. Jr., gunsmith, r 10
Haynes
Higgins Martha, wid W., r 71 Ga. R. R
High Arthur, c, porter, r 287 Hilliard
HIGH JOSEPH M., dry goods, notions,
etc., 48 Whitehall, r 60 X. Forsyth
Hightower Allen R., lawyer, Q}4 White-
hall, r Edge wood
Hightower Daniel N.. boarding, 50 J De-
catur
Hightower Henry H., elk, r 58 Walton
Hightower James D., with Edwin Bates
<fcCo
Hightower John, wks Atla Cot Fety
Hightower John, c, lab, r 125 E. Cain
Hightower Joseph, c, porter, r 6 Martins
ai
Hightower J. Bedney, elk, T. M. Clarke
& Co., r Edge wood
Hightower J. W., wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co
Hightower King, c, lab, r 177 Ellis
Hightower Loyd,-^, lab, r 3 Martin al
Hightower Michael, c, lab, r ns Irwin,
1st w of Garner, W. E
Hightower Primus, c, lab, r 201 N". But-
ler
Hightower Robert, bds 50>^Decatur
Hightower Thomas J. (Hightower &
Hallman), r Edgewood
Hightower Thomas J. Jr., elk Lamar,
ankin <fc Lamar, r Edgewood
HIL
c, gauger, r 136
Hightower William,
Smith
Hightower William, watchman, r 16
Ponder
Hightower Zack, c, wks Kimball
HmHTOWER & HALLMAN (T. J. High-
tower and J. C. Hallman), whol gro-
cers, 40 Peachtree and 23 Broad
W. M. Scott
H. I. KIMBALL HOUSE, Scoville &
Terry, proprs; Pryor, bet Wall and
Decatur. (See page 37.)
Hilbert Chlirles B., carpenter, bds 72
Davis
HILBURX FRANK A., coroner and
propr National Hotel Billiard Parlor, 8
Peachtree, r 44 Walker . ^
Hildebrand James A., policeman, r 340
Eraser
Hildebrand John, collector, bds 41 W.
Mitchell 1
Hildebrand W. P., brakeman W. & A.
Hill Andr)w, c, boot black J. Goodlett,
r 197 W Hunter '
Hill Androw, c, lab, r 372 Crumley
Hill A. Welborn, asst cashier Gate City
Nat Bank, r 249 Ivy
Hill Benjamin, c, carpenter, r es Hilliard,
1st s of E. Harris
Hill Benjamin H. Jr., lawyer, 40 Mari-
etta, r 230 Peachtree
Hill Berry ,c, carpenter, r Joyner, ne cor
C R. R
Hill Blanche Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
Hill Cad S., elk P. O., r 124 Luekie
Hill Carolina, wid B. H., r 182 Peachtree
Hill Charles, c, lab, r 156 FiUmore
Hill Charles, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Hill Charles D., lawyer, 40 Marietta, r
24 W. Baker
Hill Charlotte, c, laundress, r 9 Raspberry
Hill Clement, c, lab, r 50 Robbins
Hill Daniel P. (D. P. Hill <fc Son), r 75
N. Pryor
Hill David, c, driver, r rear 9 Hilliard
Hill D. P. & Son (D. P. and R. P. HiU),
lawyer^ , S}4 Marietta
Hill EdnUnd, c, lab, r ws Fortune, 8th s
of Holland
Hill Edward, c, lab, r 13 Irwin
Hill Edward, c, w alter, r rear 57 X. But-
ler
Hill Ella, c, laundress, r 12 Bailey
HIU Elliott, c, drayman, r 69 Bradley
Hill Esslck Rev., c, pastor Bethlehem
Church
Hill Fannie Miss, r 165 Boulevard
Hill Frahk, elk P. O., bds 124 Luekie
Hill Franklin, c, drayman, r Fains al,
8w cor Horton
Hill Freeman, c, ehoemkr, r 224 N. Cal-
houn ^
Hill Geor^, c, lab, r 134 Foi-mwalt
Hill Georf:e W., c, dilver, r 47 Robbins
Hill Georgia, c, laundress, r 20 Yonfl«
Hill Gerah, c, lab, r 90 BeU
Hill Harr^, conductor Ga. R. R., bds
Markha'n
Dixie Sure nt Shirts at SI.
Keep* no ir^^h called shirts.
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Dt^AT UnrriA rpTn BpFpHT, SOLD ft REWTED.
KhA n^AlK ^CityPpopep^,Fapm8. Mills, Lands, Etc.
Xyj-jrli-j J-JkJljrilljT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
h
HIL
324
HIN
Hill Henry, c, lab, r 155 E. Fair
Hill Isaac, c, lab, r 213 Fort
Hill Isaac Kev., c, r rear 56 Houston
Hill James, c, waiter Kimball
Hill James M., carpenter Oliver & Carey,
r 139 Old Wheat
Hill Jeffry, c, lab, r 224 N. Calhoun
Hill Johanna, c, laundress, r rear 106
Decatur
Hill John, c, hostler, r 127 -Ellis
Hill John A., elk, r 132 W. Mitchell
Hill John H., c, painter, r 18 Raspberry
Hill John M. (John M. Hill & Co.), r
157 Ivy
HILL JOHN M. & CO. (John M. Hill
and Samuel Prioleau), whol liquors
and cigars, 16 Decatur
Hill John R., tinner, r 35 Fraser
Hill Joseph, carpenter, r 76 Rock
Hill Keren Mrs., boarding, 65 W. Mitch-
ell
Hill Lodowick J., pres Gate City Nat
Bank and vice-pres Union Stock Yards
and Dairy Mnfg Co., r 67 Washington
Hill Lucinda, wid T., r 23 Wheat
Hill Mack, c, barber Xat Hotel, r 66 W.
Peters ^
Hill Melinda, c, laundress, r 305 Fraser
Hill Maria, c, laundress, r 278 Fort
HiU Mary Miss, r 81 Washington
Hill Mary, c, laundress, r rear 93 E. Har-
ris
Hill Mattie Miss, r 81 Washington
Hill May Miss, r 132 W. MitcheU
Hill Miles, c, porter Atla Cot Fcty
Hill Missouri, c, laundress, r 60 W. Cain
Hill MoUie, c, seamstress, r 66 E. Baker
Hill Monroe, c, wks Mrs. E. E. Nunnally*
Hill Moses, c, lab, r Bellwood
Hill Nathan, wks A-L. Ry
Hill N. Sellers, revenue officer, r 124
Luckie
Hill Osborne C, elk, r 75 N. Pryor
Hill O. L., trav agt, r 359 Whitehall
Hill Ralph, c, carpenter, r ws Randolph,
1st n of Xew Wheat
Hill Richard, c, lab, r 105 Spring
Hill Robert, c, lab, r 241 New Wheat
Hill Robert P. (D. P. HiU & Son), r 75
N, Pryor
HiU Scott, c, drayman, r 157 Decatur
HiU Susan, c, laundress, r 276 Fort
Hill Turner, c, pipemkr, r 52 Davis
HiU Walker, c, lab, r 155 E. Fair •
HiU Walton, c, carver Markham House
HiU Washington, c^ lab, r ss Currier, 4th
' e of Calhoun
HUl Wilborn, c, lab, r 4 George
HiU WiUiam, c, lab, r Terry, sw cor
Honey al
Hill WiUiam, c, lab, r 112 Thompson
Hill William, c, lab, r8 Lowes al
Hill William, c, lab, r 155 Greens Ferry
av
Hill WUUam, c, porter W. R. Brown, r
56 Fort
Hill WUliam, c, lab, r 12 BaUey
Hill WiUiam, Jr., c, lab, r 12 BaUey
HiU William E., elk W. M. Scott, bds
124 Luckie
HUl WiUiam H., c, blksmith, r 51 Rich-
mond
mu WiUiam H., elk, r 65 W. MitcheU
mu WUliam H., elk, r 15 E. Pine
HiU WUliam R. (Cox, HiU & Thomp-
son), r 153 Peachtree
HUl Wirt, c, lab, r 211 E. Cain
Hill Word, c, wks O. A. Smith
Hill W., carpenter Oliver & Carey
Hilley Richard I., boxmkr, r 273 Luckie
HUley Robert S. (Wright & HUley), r
228 Ellis
HUiard King, c, lab, r 74 HiUiard
Hillman Joseph, c, lab, r Lowes al
HUls Edward S., cUi Ry M. S., r 62 N.
Spring
HUls Lucius P., elk Ry M. S., r 62 N
Spring
HUlsman Lorenzo, c, waiter, r rear 45
McDonough j
Hillyer Fannie Miss, teacher Fair St.
School, r Decatur
HiUyer George (HiUyer & Bro.), r 31
Crew
HiUyer Henry (Hillyer & Bro.), r 117
McDonough
Hillyer Juums, office 10 W. Alabama, r
Decatur, Ga
Hillyer Katie R. Miss, teacher, Atla
Fem Ins., r Decatur, Ga
Hillyer Laura, c, laundress, r 1 Welton
HiUyer Lulu Miss, teacher Girls High
School, r Decatur, Ga
SHELTER & BRO. (Geo. and Henry
Hillyer), lawyers, 10 W. Alabama
Hilsman Mahulda, c, drcssmkr, 11 Fos-
ter
HUton Augustus, carpenter, r 258 E.
Fair
HUton Henry, shoemkr, r 86 Cox
HUton Ida Miss, r 258 E. Fair
Hilton Mary E. Miss, r 86 Cox
HUton Winham A., shoemkr, 185 Mari-
etta, r 86 Cox
Himes Jonah, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Hines ColUn, c, lab, r es Ella, 2d n of
Foster
Hines Edward, c, lab, r 151 Markham
TIOESTMJTEI^^l^
W. J. WILLIHGHAI n ^- «"^^<'"-
LiJLinl>er, !Kto,
HIN
Hines, Estelle Miss, bds 40 Line
Hines George, c, lab, r 151 Markham
Hines Rebecca, c, seamstress, r 125
Wheat
Hines Thomas J., capitalist, bds Kim-
, ball
HINES, see also HEINZ and HYNDS
Hinkle Ella, wid G. W., r 78 HiUiard
Hinman Frank, bkkpr, r 551 Marietta
Hinman George (Hinman & Son), r 551
Marietta /
Hinman George B. (Hinman & Son), r
551 Marietta
Hinman Horace, c, lab, r 91 Rock
Hinman WiUiam J., wks Hinman & Son,
r 37 McAfee
Hinman & Son (G. and G. B. Hinman),
furniture mnfrs, 533 and 535 Marietta
Hinson J. E., wks Atla Bridge Wks, bds 5
State
Hinton Alfred, c, lab, r 72 HiUiard
Hinton Allen, c, lab, r 27 R^ed
Hinton Eliza, c, laundress, r 83 Merritts
av
Hinton Hampton, c, lab, r 153 Luckie
Hinton James N., lab, r 200 Decatur
Hinton Jeremiah, c, lab, r 18 Pine
Hipp Margaret Miss, bds 172 Mangum
HIRSCH BROS. (H., M. & J. Hirsch),
clothing, gents furnishing and mer
tailors, 42 aud 44 WhitehaU
Hirsch Henry (Hirsh Bros.), r 198 S.
Forsyth .
Hirsch Isaac, elk Hirsch Bros., r 198 S.
Forsyth
Hirsch Joseph (Hirsch Bros, and M.&
J. Hirsch), r 202 S. Forsyth
Hirsch Morris (Hirsch Bros, and M. &.
J. Hirsch), r 194 S. Forsyth
Hirsch M. & J. (M. and J. Hirsch), whol
clothing, 8 S. Pryor
Hirschfeld Emma, wid E., r 55 Luckie
Hirshberg Henry E., book agt, bds 384
Whitehall
Hirshberg Jacob, junk dlr, 86 S. Broad,
r 292 Luckie
Hirshfeld Joseph W., taUor, r 15 W.
Peters
Hitch Radford T., elk, r 20 Whitehall
Hitchcock Everitt D., blksmth, r 156 N.
Calhoun
Hitchcock Lucy Miss, teacher, r 104
Houston
Hitchcock W. L., physician, 221 E.
Fair
Hitchens Margaret Mrs., bds 100 Walton
Hitson Robert J., elk W. M. Middle-
brooks
Hitz Paul, fresco artist, S\4 Marietta, r
42 E. MitcheU
325 ; [; HOG J ■
Hobbs Arthur G., physician, liXZ
Wiiitehalr, bds Kimball
Hobbs HenVy, c, wks A. M. Bergstrom
Hobbs Mary, c, seamstress, r 185 E. Ba-
ker
Hobbs William, c, student, r 185 E. Ba-
ker r ^ ,
Hobson A. J., agt, bds 58 Luckie
Hocknell Mkck, blacksmith, r 211 Luckie
Hocknell WlilliamD., carpenter W. & A.
R. R., r 211 Luckie
Hod Lewis, !c, lab, r rear 20 N. Butler
HODOE JESSE P., pres Wheat & Hodge
Mnfg Co.; r 273 Crumley
HODGE J. BUSSELL, asst sec Ga Chem
and Miniitg Co., 32 E. Wall, r 28 Mc-
Daniel
Hodges ChjSirles S., elk, r 60 Cone
Hodges EstUer, c, laundress, r 1 Holland
Hodges Har,tie, c, laundress, r rear 71
Gullatt i
Hodges Joh^, c, lab, r 9 HUliard
Hodges Nora Miss, r 91 S. Terry
Hodges Verhon, c, driver, r 43 Walker
Hodges WiUiam J., druggist, 160 Deca-
tur, r 91 1'erry
Hodges Willis, c, wks O. A. Smith
Hodgson George T., teller Bank of the
State of Gta., r 66 Washington
Hodgson Mary Miss, r 14 Mills
Hodgson Prjce S., c, tailor, r IQ}4 White-
hall
Hodgson Vailentine M., physician, r 14
Mills i
Hodgson William R., lawyer, 8}^ Mari-
etta, r 14 SliUs
Hodman Major, c, lab, r ws Humphries,
4th n of W. Peters
Hodo Emmftrt; H., miller, r 77 Mangum
Hodo John v., miller, r 77 Mangum
Hodo John W. Jr., miller, r 77 Mangum
Hodo Marcus D. L., r 77 Mangum
Hoffman Abraham W., . elk U.
Commrs, t Bellwood
Hoffman Hetry, elk, bds 88 Decatur
Hoffman Jotin J., livery stables, 47
Forsyth j
Hogati James, tailor, r 193 S. Forsyth
Hogan Joseph W., mer, r 57 Fraser
Hogan Laura, c, cook, r 36 Biggers
Hogan Susaii, wid J., r ss Henry, 2d w
ofEUfott t
Hogan IVilliam, driver, r Henry, 3d w of
Elliott
Hogan WUliam J., grocer, 77 Houston, r
111 N CoUins
Hoge Annie Mrs., dressmkr, 78>^ White-
hall, r 172 Haynes
HOGE EDWiRD F., lawyer, 17^ Peach-
tree '
a.
s.
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BUaaiES, £TO.) GO TO
MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
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HOG
^42 North Broad, ^
? For Coal and Wood,
326
Hoge Fred. Miss, dressmkr, r 172 Haynes
Hoge Mary A., wid T., r 172 Hayiies
Hoge Thomas H., machinist Winship &
Bro., r 172 Haynes
Hogues Jacob, mason, bds 315 S. Pryor
Hohn Edward, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Holbrook Asbury, c, lab, r-^G Larkin
Holbrook Augustus L. <A. L. & T. A.
Holbrook), r 295 X. Collins
Holbrook A. L. & T. A. (A. L. and T. A.
Holbrook), grocers, 79 Peach tree
Holbrook Benjamin, c, lab, r 201 Wheat
Holbrook Jesse C, elk J. A. Watson &
Co., r 429 Whitehall
Holbrook John W., trunkmkr, r 44 W.
Peters
HOLBROOK JOHIV M., agt, cotton buy-
er,52 and 54 S. Broad, r 75 Washington
Holbrook Leonora Miss, r 44 W. Peters
Holbrook Lulu Miss, r 75 Washington
Holbrook Thomas A. (A. L. & T. A,
Holbrook), r ns Currier, 2d e of Col-
lins
Holbrook William A., elk, r 20 Bartow
Holcomb Asa L., printer, bds 189 White-
hall t
Holcomb Benijah D., priiiter, r 189
.Whitehall ^ ^ ^
Holcomb Emma G., wid M., bds 54 N^.
Pryor
Holcomb Frank, c, lab, r 55 Fort
Holcomb Henry C, printer, bds 189
Whitehall
Holcomb J. R., baggage master W. &
A. R, R
Holcomb Peter, c, carpenter, r 20 Sco-
Held
Holcomb Philo, chief opr W. U. Tel.
Co., r 110 N. Collins
Holcomb Thomas R., carpenter, r 19
Howell
Holcombe Reuben B., farmer, r 112 Pine
Holcombe William H., dep city marshal
. and wood dlr, 11 S. Butler, r 31 X.
Forsyth
Holden James, c, waiter Markham
House
Holder Charles, elk, r 234 Ivy i
Holder Katie, wid J., r 31 Grubb
Holder Matilda Miss, r 162 Davis
Hole Isaac, c, painter, r 50 Gate City
Holefield Charles, c, cook B. F. Jones
Holjes Hermann C, with Ristine, May
& Co., r 181 Whitehall
Holland Augustus, c, lab, r 279 Jones
Holland Drewery L., lab, r 5 Kirk
Holland Edmond W. (Jack & Holland),
r New Holland Springs
Holland Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 131 E.
Baker
HOL
HOLLAND ED., manufacturer The At-
lanta Gutta Percha Roofing Paint and
dealer in lime, plaster and cement, 12
W. Alabama, r 107 Marietta
Holland Ernest, student, r 233 Decatur
Holland Francis M., foreman Hunnicutt
& Belli ngrath, r 87 Walton
Holland Frank (Holland & Son), bds
Kimball House
Holland Frank, c, lab, r 153 Davis
Holland Frederick, wks A. Frank
Holland George, c, wks Kimball
Holland James, c, porter, r 90 Ivy
Holland James, c, waiter Markham
House
Holland James H., mason, r 297 Jones
Holland John, c, lab, . r rear 11 W.
Peters
Holland John H., dancing academy, 3^
Whitehall, r 233 Decatur ^
Holland John S., barkpr, r 210 E. Hun-
ter
Holland Leonidas G., saloon 154 Decatur
Holland Matthew N., policeman, rLowe,
cor Spencer
Holland Xewton M., mason, r 204 E. Hui>-
ter
Holland Rebecca Miss, bds 87 Walton
Holland Sid, barkpr E. Mercer, r 210 E.
Hunter
Holland Sidney G. (Holland & Son), r
83 Marietta '
Holland S. Joe, with R. G. Dun & Co.,
bds 83 Marietta
Holland Thomas, c, drayman, r 74 W.
Foundry
Holland Tillie, c, laundress, r 279 Jones
Holland William, c, driver, r 294 W.
Mitchell
Holland William H., mason, r 422 E.
Fair
Holland William Y., with Cox, Hill & '
Thompson, bds Kimball
Holland & Son (S. G. and Frank Hol-
land), dentists, 24 Whitehall
Holleman Charles L., steward Markham
House
Holleman Joseph T., bkkpr Nelson &
Barker, r 15 E. Peters
Holley Charles W. (Keltner & Holley), r
150 Crew
Holley George, c, porter Gillespie Bros
Holliclay Fannie, c, cook, r 62 Green's
Ferry av
Holliday Frank, c, porter, r36 Trenholm
Holliday George, carpenter, r 61 Rock
HoUiday George H. (G. H. Holliday &
Co.), r 56 Forrest av
Holliday G. H. & Co. (G. H. and J. S.
Holliday), grocers, 13 W. Mitchell
■ V J^ L>,-- . J Holliday), grocers, 13 W. Mitchell
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Holliday James R., timekpr Atla Bridge
and Iron Wks
Holliday John S. (G. H. Holliday & Co.),
r 66 FoiTCSt av
Holliday John S. Jr. (J. C. McMillan &
Co.), r 83 Marietta
Holliday Mary A., wid R., r 5 Pulliam
HOLLIDAY ROBERT A., dentist and
dental depot, 32 i Whitehall, r 66 For-
rest av
Holliday Wallace, c, driver J. Silvey &
Co
HoUiman Paton, c, driver, r rear 146 Ma-
Hollingshead Walker P., elk, bds 74 W.
Simpson
Rollings worth Aaron H., bricklayer, r
214 Foster
Hollingsworth Aaron M. (Hope & Hol-
. lingsworth), r New Wheat, se cor Ran-
dolph
Hollingsworth Benjamin, c (Huff &
Holhngsworth), r 47 Terry
Hollingsworth Frank, elk J. H & W. T.
Kuhns, r 100^ Whitehall
Hollingsworth James F., carpenter, r 40
Rhodes
Hollingsworth John, elk, r 61 Howell
Hollingsworth John, tinner A. P. Stew-
art & Co
Hollingsworth John, trunkmki' R. H.
Huzza & Co
Hollingsworth John F., wks McCombs
& Meakin, r 38 E. Baker
Hollingsworth Joseph, druggist, r 210
Foster
Hollingworth Joseph, mason, r 150 N.
Calhoun
Hollingsworth Joseph, student, r 28
Howell
Hollingsworth J. T., wks L. H. Hall &
Co
Hollingsworth Louisa, wid L. B., r 252
W. Peachtree
HoUingsworth Lydia Miss, r 38 E.
Baker
Hollingsworth Mary A., wid W., r 225
Foster
Hollingsworth Matilda Mrs., dressmkr,
252 W. Peachtree
Hollingsworth Melinda E., wid J. F., r
38 E. Baker
Hollingsworth Moses, wks Ga. R. R
Hollingsworth Rebecca, c, laundress, r
18 Johnson
Hollingsworth Richard, c, wks J. M.
Smith
Hollingsworth Ruth Miss, r 38 E. Baker
Hollingsworth William, tinner J. War-
lick & Son
W. M. Scott
Hollingsworth William, wks Longley,
Robinson <fc Co
Hollis i;)avi4jB., elk P. J. Kenny, r 289
E. Httnter
Hollis Harriet J., wid J., r 154N. Collins
Hollis James B., elk, r 289 E. Hunter
Hollis Wing^eld R., barkpr P. J. Kenny,
r 289 E, Hflnter
Hollister RosweU G., driver Sou Exp Co.,
r 263 Washington
HoUoway Clayton ,c, lab, r 31 Tren-
holm
HoUoway Cornelia B., wid G. R., bds 33
X. Forsyth
Hollo way David F., painter, r 295 Mc-
Donough
Holloway Susan Miss, r 18 Warren pi
HoUstin George, grocer, 226 Foster
HOLMAN, mFFIN & CO. (G. G. Hol-
man and (Jr. H. Coffin), books, station-
ery, artisfe' material, etc., 26 Marietta
Holm an Evfeline, c, laundress, r 56 Mag-
azine
Holman George G. (Holman, Coffin &
Co.), r 15,iE. Pine
Holman Joseph W., mining engineer, 13
S. Pryor^T 319 Whitehall
Holman Stephen, carpenter, r 25 Savan-
nah ;
Holmes Alvin M., printer Constitution,
bds 42 W. Peters
Holmes Atinie Miss, dressmkr, r 172
Haynes *
Holmes Asa L., c, driver, r 24 Randolph
HOLMES CHARLES N., musical instru-
ments and musical mdse, 35 Whitehall,
r 171 McDonough. (See p. 65.)
Holmes Crawford G., c, student, r es
Calhoun, 6th n of Baker
Holmes Fannie Miss, r 14 Hilliard
Holmes Frank, bds 12>^ W. Mitchell
Holmes G§orge, c, carpenter, r 16 Solo-
mon i
Holmes Green, c, carpenter, r 24 Mc-
Donough
Holmes Henson, c, lab, r 24 Randolph
Holmes Heinry, bds Harris, cor Fortune
Holmes Homer, Cf driver Beck, Gregg &
Co., r nsiFoster, 3d e of Jackson
Holmes Jo^n, c, shoemkr H. L. Davis, r
Fort, nr limits
Holmes John D., printer, r 25 Larkin
Holmes Joseph W., elk, r 167 Rawson
Holmes Lena Miss, cigarmkr, bds 205
McDonough
Holmes L^is, c, driver, r 71 McDaniel
Holmes Llewellyn S., conductor, r 53 W.
Fair, nwjcor C. R. R
Holmes Lol^isa Mrs., r 167 Marietta
Holmes Mai-garet Miss, r 14 Ailliard
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of Real Estate for sale by
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ana J. H. Carmichael), saloon, 288
Holmes Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 121 «
Whitehall
HOLMES XICK, c, fashionable shoemkr
83 S. Broad, r 229 W. Mitchell. (See
p. 64.)
Holmes Quilla E., c, laundress, r 296
New Wheat
Holmes Richard, carpenter, r 172 Luckie
Holmes Turner, c, lab, r 288 Foster
Holmes William, c, cook, r 31 Richmond
Holmes William E. Rev., teacher Atla
Baptist Seminary
Holroyd Sarah Miss, dressmkr, llj^ E.
Alabama
Holstead George, c, baker, r 14 Collins
Holstein Julia, c, laundress, r rear 130
Houston
Holt Eliza, c, laundress, r 5 Welton pi
Holt George, c, lab, r 13 Welton pi
Holt George M., mer, r 200 Ivy
Holt Hampton, c, driver F. M. Potts
Holt James E., carpenter, bds 14 Jenkins
Holt John R., bookbinder R. J. Mav-
nard, r 233 W. Fair
Holt Mary, c, laundress, r 14 Welton pi
Holt Robert E., elk J. Silvey & Co., r 39
!N . Prior
• ^^}^ William, c, carpenter, r es Holland,
2d e of Wells
Holton Benjamin G., carpenter, r 80
Yonge sw cor Foster
Holtzclaw Henry J., carpenter, r 105
Stonewall
Holtzclaw Ida Miss, dressmkr, r 105
Stonewall
Home Building and Loan Assn, 15^ S
Broad ^^ '
Home Mission Board of The Southern
Baptist Convention, 6>^ Whitehall
Hone Gilford, c, lab, r 17 S. Moore
Honecker Christian, varieties, 131 Mari-
etta
HOOD ARTHUR JR., lawyer, 20* E
Alabama, r 267 Peachtree
Hood Edward C, c, porter, r rear 116
Decatur
Hook Addison C, mer, bds 107 Peachtree
Hooks Homer E., real estate, r 2 Ander-
son
Hooks Virginia, wid J. C, r 30 Moore
Hooley Abram J., printer H. H. Dick-
son, r 58 E. Harris
Hooper Edward M. M., bkkpr, r 200
Crew
Hooper James M. (Hooper and Carmi-
chael), r 42 Mills
Hooper John W.,clk, r 115 W. Simpson
Hooper Robert, c, shoemkr, 5 N. Broad
Marietta
Hoover Bird, c, lab, r 47 Bush
Hoover Hem-y L., pedler, r 28 Connally
Hooyer John H., saddler D. Morgan
Hope Charles B., elk, bds 198 Ivy
Hope George M. (E. A. Robertson &
Co.), r 198 Ivy
Hope Jacob L. (Hope & HoUingsworth)
r >i e w Wheat, se cor Randolph
Hope R. C, supt County Alms House
Hope & Hollingsworth (J. L. Hope and
A. M. Hollingsworth), grocers, :N'ew
Wheat, se cor Randolph
Hopgood Cally, c, laundress, r 21 Gul-
latt
Hopgood Samuel, c, boxmkr, r 207 Mar-
tin
Hopkins Charles T., lawyer, 1^ Mari-
etta, r Edgewood
Hopkins Doc, c, restaurant, 91 Decatur
Hopkins John, painter, r 89 Luckie
Hopkins John L. (Hopkins & Glenn)
r Edgewood '
^Q?^ wK^^u''?.'^ ^^^» ^^ Whitehall, bds
39 J Whitehall
Hopkins W. H., fireman A-L. Rv '
HOPKINS & GLENN (J. L. Hopkins
and J. r. Glenn), lawyers, Ij^ Ma-
rietta
^SS^.,*^^^^^' foreman A. T. Finney, bdg
89 Terry
^^IPP^^^^orge C. (Beatie & Hoppie), r
41 N. Forsyth ^*' /»
^S?P^?,\^^^ ^•' ^Ik beatie & Hoppie.
bds 41 X. Forsyth *
Horn Albert, lab, r 356 Marietta
Horn Isaac N., r 12 Wheat
Horn Mollie Miss, housekpr Prof. W H
Peck
Hornady E. B., elk M. Franklin, r 108
Marietta
Hornady Gustavus A., elk D. k. Douffh-
erty, r Scott, se cor Alexander
Hornady Henry C. Rev., pastor 3d Bap-
tist Ch., rl72 Ivy ^
Hornady Henry C. Jr., elk D. H. Douffh-
erty, r 172 Ivy ^
Hornady John R., elk D. H. Dougherty.,
r 172 Ivy ° '^"
Hornady Nina Miss, teacher, r 172 Ivv
Hornady Paul A., elk D. H. Dougherty,
r 172 Ivy "^^
Horne Edward A. (Peel & Home), r 25
N. Forsyth
Hornsby Charles D., lab, rrear 20 Henry,
VV. E
Horsey Henry S., with Atkins, McKel-
dm & Co., bds Hotel Weinmeister
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For any Kind of Lumber, Laths pr Shingles,
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Horsey J. Walker, with A. C. Wyly, bds
Hotel Weinmeister
Horsey Thomas A., with Atkins, Mc-
Keldin & Co., bds Hotel Weinmeister
Hortman Willis C, drayman, r 209
Chapel
Horton Christopher, bds 50J Decatur
Horton David, c, lab, r ws Fortune, 7th
s of Holland
Horton George W., watchman W. & A.
R. R
Horton James A., lab, r 637 Marietta
Horton Mark, c, drayman, r 23 Solomon
Horton Minnie, c, laundress, r 44 Brick
Horton Richard, c, lab, r 25 Clifford
Horton Robert P., lab, r 637 Marietta
Horton Selah, wid A., r 637 Marietta
Horton Thomas, c, lab, r 14 Pittman al
Hort»n William, c, porter J. R. Wylie
Horton William C, justice of the peace,
633 Marietta
Hosking Robert, trav agt The Bradstreet
Co
Hoskins Amos, c, wks Z. A. Rice & Son
HoBley George, c, baker, r 14 N. Collins
HOTEL WEINMEISTER, C. J. Wein-
meister, propr ; 10 and 12 X. Forsyth
Houghton EstherJ c, laundress, r 152
Wheat
Houghton William H., lab, r 56 Valen-
tine
House George F., w^ks Fulton Mills
House Jennie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fety
House Xelson, c, waiter Kimball
Houser Thomas L., bds National Hotel
HOUSEHOLD SEWOG MACHESE CO.,
F. C. Hall, state agt; 99 Whitehall
Houston Anna L., wid C, r 70 Loyd
Houston Columbus M., eabinetmkr, r 37
W. Garnett
Houston Peter, c, mason, r 46 S. Butler
Houston Rufus, c, butler, r rear 80
Thompson
Houston Saleta A., wid J., r 51 S. For-
syth
Houston Samuel, c, wks National Hotel
Houston Street School, c, Houston, nw
cor Butler
Houston Washington J., asst genl pass
agt, 56 E. Wall, r DeKalb" Co
Houston William, c, porter, r 85 Hous-
ton *
Howard Abbie Mad., r 40 Line
Howard Alexander, c, lab, r rear 75
Formwalt
Howard Alvin J., conductor, 47 Houston
Howard Andrew, c, wks DeGive's Opera
House
Howard Azariah G. (Howard, Wood <fc
Co.),r 132 S. Pryor
THE MILBURN
Howard Benjamin G., elk Smith & Son, ^
r 47 Houston
Howard Betsy,, c, seamstress, r 261 Era-
ser • ^ I •'
Howard Caroline, c, cook, r rear 57 Ivy'
Howard Charles, c, driver A. C. Ladd
Howard Charles A., shirt mnfr, 14 J
Whitehall, bds National Hotel i •
Howard Chester B., mer, r 84 Ivy
Howard Chester B. Jr., elk S. M. In-
man & Co., r 84 Ivy
Howard Cilara, c, laundress, r 85 Mark-
ham ♦
Howard Cbra li Mad., r 15 S. Collins
Howard Crockejtt, c, lab, r 8 Holcomb.'
al ^1 -^
Howard Dolly, h, cook, r, rear 104 Hous-
ton ■
Howard Ella, cj cook, r rear 146 N. Cal-
houp i' \
Howard Ellen, t, laundress, r ss Dairy,
4th w of Fowlter
Moward Ephrajpi, c, porter Markham
House ;
Howard FrauK, c, waiter Markham
House '
Howard Frank, p, wiper W. & A. R. R.,
r 371 Maiigumi
Howard George Jf. (Howard & Candlei),
r Decatur, Ga
Howard George P., cashier D. H. Dough-
erty, r 47. Houston
Howard Geiorge T., elk, bds 84 Ivy
Howard Grieen, & lab, r 64 James
Howard Henry, (J,, lab, r rear 74 E. Hun-
ter »
Howard Henry, d, waiter Markham, r 59
Foster • \ j,
Howard Hdllandjfc, lab, r 96 Gray
Howard Isaac, c,5porter The Mat. End.
Assn ' .
Howard James, lab,"r 165 Luckie
Howard John, r li36 Crew
Howard John, c, tlksmth, r 176 Eraser
Howard John, c, porter J. Hanlon
Howard Lee, c, lab, r 186 N. Butler
Howard Lillie, Mid., r 12 S. Collins
Howard Lucy, c, feook, r 62 Howell
Howard Maggie, ^, cook, r 10 Honey al
Howard Maria, c, laundress, r 41 Con-
nally
Howard Malry, c, <^k, r rear 30 McDon-
ough I
Howard Matthew,^c, lab, r 119 Rhodes
Howard Milton, c,i wiper W. & A. R. R
Howard Mollie, 4 laundress^ r 74 De-
catur
Howard Moses, carpenter, r 36 Gilmer
Howard Neil R., bkkpr F. M. Potts, r
156 Ivy ; i
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Howard Priest, c, driver W. D. Bell r
Fort, cor Cain
Howard Raphael, c, blksmith, 532K Ma-
rietta, r 5 Chattahoochee
Howard Robert, c, blksmith, r 144 E.
Cain
Howard Robert, c, lab, r 65 Hilliard
Howard Rufus A., bkkpr G. W. Adair, r
47 Houston
Howard Temperance C, wid G. T., r 47
Houston
Howard Thomas C, elk Agr Dpt, r Kirk-
wood, Ga
Howard Warren (J. A. Whitner & Co.),
bds 59 W. Mitchell '
Howard William, c, bellboy Kimball
Howard William, c, porter, r rear 201
Whitehall
Howard William, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks
Howard, Wood & Co. (A. G. Howard,
T. M. Wood and W. A. Powell), whol
tobacco and cigars, 41 S. Broad
HOWARD & CANDLER (G. J. Howard
and A. G. Candler), whol and retail
drugs, 47 Peachtree
Howe Henry L., supt machinery Atla
Com & W. Co., r 72 Wheat
H«we Richard, c, lab, r 201 Clarke
Howell Albert, student, r Gordon, ne cor
Peeples, W. E
Howell Bud, carpenter, r 278 Eraser
Howell Charles A., elk A-L. Ry., bds 25
N. Forsyth
Howell Cicero, c, porter, r 75 X. Collins
Howell Clark, conductor, r Gordon ne
cor Peeples, W. E '
Howell Clark, Jr., student, r Gordon, ne
cor Peeples, W. E.
Howelflf Daniel H. (Westmoreland &
Howell), r 25 N. Forsyth
HOWELL E VAX P., editor Constitution,
r Gordon, ne cor Peeples, W. E
Hojell G. Arthur (Mynatt & HoweU), r
W. E
Howell Henry, wks Fulton Mills, r C.
Factory Grounds
Howell John, painter, r 8 Henry, W E
Howell John, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Howell Mary D., wid C, bds 25 N. For-
syth
Howell Middleton F., mer, r 210 W. Fair
Howell Xelson, c, cotton sampler, r 21
Crumley
Hovvell Sarah, c, laundress, r 45 Greene
Ferry av
Howell T. H., painter M. M. Mauck
Howell Viana, wid J., r 8 H^nry, W. E.
Howell William, c, shoemkr, r 135 Ira
Howell William H., wk3 Fulton Mill-*
ALWAYS Tm
Howell William M., with D. H. Dough-
erty, r 143 Peachtree *
Howes Mary E., wid O., r ns Lee, 1st w
of Thrasher, W. E ^
Howes Paul M., with T. S. Lewis, r
W . E
Howes Silas, elk, r ns Lee, 1st w of
Thrasher, W. E
HOWETT HENRY C, sec Atla Co-op.
bav'g Assn, bds Cannon House
HOYA TOX DER LOUIS, physician, 8
o. Broad
Hoyle Amanda M., wid G. S, r 90 Ivy
Hoyle Daniel A., brakeman W. & A.
R. R
2^^?T t^ «'®' ^' laundress, r 7 0 Gate City
HOYLE WILLIAM E., agt, wood and
coal dealer, 160 Whitehall, ue cor Gar-
nett, r 228 S. Pryor
goyt Benjamin, c, wks N. C. Spence
Hoyt Darius H., machinist, r 264 Luckie
Hoyt Paul, elk J. Silyey & Co., bds 39
^. Pryor
Hoyt Samuel, c, butler E. P. Miller, r
W. E
Hoyt Samuel B., lawyer, 68 E. Hunter
Hoyt William R. (Hoyt & Rice), r 68 E.
Hunter
Hoyt & Rice (W. R. Hoyt and W. W.
Rice), grocers, 19 Washington
Huard Essell, wid C. P., r 268 Peach-
tree
Hubbard John T. (Fincher & Hubbard)
r 48 N. Collins '
Hubbard Robert, c, lab, r 91 Larkin
Hubbard William L. (Tye & Hubbard),
r 26 N. Calhoun
Hubbard William L. Jr., elk, r 26 N.
Calhoun
Hubert Charles, c, lab, r 1 Jennings al
Hubert Thomas S., reporter Post-An-
pcal, bdsSlJN". Pryor
Hubner Chailes W., with J. P. Harri-
son & Co./r 12 Foster
Huckbee John P., elk, bds 22^ W. Mit-
chell
Hudgius Barton, lab, r 80 Alexander
Hudgins Henry C. (Hudgins & Talty),
r 63 E. Alabama
Hudgins James B., lab, bds 80 Alexan-
der
Hudgins Samuel, plowmkr, bds 80 Alex-
ander
Hudgins & Talty (H. C. Hudgins and
P. J. Talty), maps, 63 E. Alabama
Hudson Braxton B., bkkpr, bds 108 Ma-
rietta
Hudson Charles M., carpenter W. & A.
R. R
Hiuleon Edward, c, wks Kimball
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Hudson Elizabeth, wid J. B., r 49 Leon-
ard
Hudson Frank M., engineer, r 30 Mc-
Afee
Hudson Franklin, c, carpenter, r 51
Howell
Hudson George B., driyer, r 49 Leonard
Hudson George M., bkkpr, r 15 E.
Mitchell
Hudson Henry, elk, r 158 W. Baker
Hudson James B., r 49 Leonard
Hudson James B., molder Sou A<f Wks
r 9 Mills
Hudson John, c, lab, r 249 Jones
Hudson Joseph E., carpenter, r 330
Haynes
Hudson Maggie, c, laundress, r 19 Thur-
mond
Hudson Neil, c, lab, r 20 Wells
■ Hudson Priscilla Y., wid C. C, r 141
McDonough i
Hudson Robert, c, wks Kimball.
Hudson R. E., conductor, r 49)^ E. Ala-
bama
Hudson Sarah, c, laundress, r 2 W. «fc A.
R. R
Huflson Thomas J., engineer W. & A.
R. R
Hudson William I., yard conductor W.
& A. R. R., r 70 Cone
Hudson William J. (Hamilton & Hud-
son), r Greenyille, Ala
Hudson Willis, c, waiter W. D. Grant
r 311 W. Peachtree
Huey Frank M., wks A-L. Ry, r us Fos-
ter, 3d e of Ho wel 1
Huff Albert, c, bellman Markham House
Huff Alexander S., r 127 S. Forsyth
Huff Gustavus, carpenter, bds 330 Man-
gum
Huff Henry, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Huff Henry T., wood, 341 W. Peters
Huff Jacob, carpenter, r 82 Elliott
Huff James C, grocer, 91 Whitehall, r30
Hood
Huff Joseph, c, barber, r 317 E. Fair
Huff Lewis H., c (Huff & Hollingsworth)
r 147 Davis
Huff Lewis N., jeweler, 1 Peachtree, bds
58 Luckie
Huff Rosa, wid J. E., r 45 Plum
Huff Walter, elk Markham House
guff Wadter E., adjuster, r 301 Luckie
HUFF WILLIAM A., propr Markham
House
Huff William A. Jr., cashier Markham
House
Huff & Hollingsworth, c (L. H. HuffTand
B. Hollingsworth), shoemkrs, 105 De-
catur
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fbkkpr J. W. Franke,
Huggins Jackson, a, tailor, r 67 Hilliard
Huggins Robert W„ lab, r 127 Marietta
Huggins Sarah, \^id J. H., r 10 Jenkins
Hughback Richard ,| c, lab, r 42 Emma
Hughes Albert, garjdener, r 48 Gartrell
Hughes Alice, wid )P., r 148>^ Decatur
Hughes Charles, mijller, bds 50>^ Decatur
Hughes Horace, c, »boxmkr, r 10 S. Cal-
houn . i, . !
Hughes Humphrey O., carpenter, r 32
Savannah !
Hughes James (MUler & Hughes), r es
Mills,2dsof Ga.;R.R ^ ^» ^
Hughes James R.
r 124 S. Pryor
Hughes James W.J wks cemetery, r 31
Savannah f
Hughes Jefferson, |broommkr Bibb &
Smith '
Hughes John, c, lab; r 89 Connally
Hughes John W. (Hughes & Law), r 8
Wheat j
Hughes Josie Miss, domestic Mrs. X. W.
Goree
Hughes Landrum, butcher, r 48 Gartrell
Hughes M. J., bds 12i^ W. Mitchell
Hughes Nancy, wid; W., r 48 Gartrell
Hughes Peter A., pfttcrnmkr, r 65 Mar-
tin
Hughes Samuel H., broommkr Bibb &
Smith, r Newton, cor Mangum
Hughes Thomas, elk, bds 250 Luckie
Hughes Thomas H., machinist, 427
Whitehall ^
Hughes Thomas J., Oarpenter, 427 White-
hall
Hughes William, elk Moore, Marsh &
Co i
Hughes William, c, lab, r 89 Connally
Hughes William, molder, bds 74 E. Hun-
ter
HUGHES & LAW J. W. Hughes and
F. B. Law), hats and gents furnishing
goods, 9 Peachtree
Hughey Henry H., bkkpr M. Franklin,
r 26 Bailey '
Hughey Thomas, boarding, 108 Marietta
Hu^hley Charles, c, wks Atla Bridge
Hughley Moses, c, wks E. Vanwiukle <fc
Co
Hughley Stephen, c, lab, r 7 Boulevard
Hughley Washington, c, lab, r 22 Scofleld
Hulbert Maria, wid A., r 98 Davis
HULBERT WILLIAM W., agt Sou Exn
Co., r 263 Washington .
HulgusonMary A.TE. Mrs., dre^smkr
Mrs. A. R. Nace, ri354 Mangum
Hulguson Phineas P., elk, bds 354 Man-
s:nm
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prioet.
li and 13 Whitehall Street.
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and Ooixnti-y, for i»a,le l> v
T. A. Frierson, lO ^WslU St.
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 wj MitchelL
R.Q-u.gln. eucid Dressed LixiM-loer.
332
Hull John, c, waiter Markham, r 16 Ga.
R. R
Hull John H., c, lab, r 4 Welton pi
Hull Lucy, c, laundress, r 112 Walker
HULL YAPOR STOYE CO., Ed Knapp,
afft; 25 S. Broad *
Hull Wiley, c, lab, r 26 Moseley
Hulley George, c, vvks Maddox, Rucker,
<fc Co
Hulsey Alice Miss, bds 69 Houston
Hulsey Elijah J., farmer, r 69 Houston
Hulsey William, brakeman W. & A.
R. R
Hulsey William H. (Hulsey & McAfee),
r Edgewood
HULSEY & McAFEE (W. H. Hulsey
and J. M. McAfee), lawyers, 21>^ Ma-
rietta
Humphrey Perry (Jones & Humphrey),
r 115 Wheat ^ J'^j
Humphreys James W., elk, bds 88 De-
catur \^
Humphries David, printer Ap^al
Humphries George P. (Humphries &
Norrman), pass agt N". Y., P. & O. R.
R., 3 Kimball House, r Peeples, nwcor
Amos, W. E
. Humphries Isaac, c,porter C. J. Kick-
lighter, r head of Garner, W. E
Humphries John, elk, r 165 E. Hunter
Humphries John H., c, lab, r 135 Luckie
Humphries John W., yard-master A-L.
Ry, bds 165 E. Hunter
Humphries Joseph, c, driver J. J. Co-
hens' Sons
Humphries Louis4, c, laundress, r 13
Philips row
Humphries Richard, plowmkr, r 6 Mills
Humphries Richard, c, wks W. M. Mid-
dlebrooks, r W. E
Humphries Solomon, c, carpenter, r 286
Eraser
Humphries Willis, c,butler, r rear 252 W.
Peters
HUMPHRIES & NORRMAX (G. P.
Humphries and G. L. Xorrman), arch-
itects, 173^ Peachtree
Hunerkoph Louis, foreman, r 156 N. Col-
lins
Hunnewell Emma E., wid T. V., r 51
Luckie
Hunnicutt Andrew B., wks L. H. Hall
& Co., r 61 W. Foundry
Hunnicutt Calvin W. (Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath), r 306 W. Peachtree
Hunnicutt Eli T., grocer, 171 W. Peters,
r 235 S. Forsyth
Hunnicutt George W., engineer A-L.
Ry, r 10 N. Bell
Hunnicutt Henry, elk, r 6HW. Foundry
HUN
Hunnicutt Isaac H., r 61 W. Foundrv
Hunnicutt John, c, lab, rl Chapel, W.E
Hunnicutt John C, engineer A-L. Rv
r 56 ]^f. Calhoun ^'
Hunnicutt Joseph M., with J. Silvev &
Co., r 21 W. Fair
Hunnicutt J. Edgar, elk Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 306 W. Peachtree
Hunnicutt Luther L., with Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 306 W. Peachtree
Hunnicutt Sampson, c, lab, r 77 Rock
Hnnnicutt Texas, c, seamstress, r 38 Ga.
HUNNICUTT & BELLINGRATH (C. W.
Hunnicutt and A. Bellingrath), stoves
tinware, mantels, grates, house fur-
nishing, plumbing and gas fitting and
concrete pipe works. The Gotham
Water Cooler, 36 and 38 Peachtree, cor
Walton
Hunt Andrew, c, carpenter, r 15 Robbins
Hunt Fannie, c, laundress, r 60 Ripley
Hunt George, wks Travnham & Ray i
Hunt Giles M., carpenter, r Marietta,
bey limits
Hunt Letitia, c, laundress, r 204 Irwin '
. Hunt Marcus, c, lab, r 6 Welton pi 1
Hunt Mary, c, laundress, r 15 Robbins I ,
Hunt Mary E., wid Jf. F., r 261 E. Hun-
ter \^ •
Hunt Newton W., elk D. H. Dougherty
Hunt Samuel, mason, r Walnut, se cor
High
Hunt William F., clk^r 257 E. Hunter
HUNT WILLIAM H. (Judson, Dunlop
& Co.), r 181 McDonoughx
Hunter Arthur, c, carpenter, r rear 39
PuUiam
Hunter Crockett, painter A. P. Tripod
Hunter David, machinist, r 101 State
Hunter j:ilen, c, laundress, r 48 Brick
Hunter George, c, lab, r rear 12 Thomp-
son
Huntei^ Green, c, lab, r 88 Crew
Hunter Henry, c, shoemkr, r 9 Glynn •
Hunter James C, special agt Continental
Fire Ins Co., 10 W. Alabama, bds
Markham
Hunter James K., policeman, r 141 S.
Forsyth
Hunter Job H., wks Sou Ag Wks, r 101
State
Hunter John (Francis & Hunter), r 29
Victoria
Hunter John, c, porter, r 235 McDon-
ough
Hunter Joseph, c, wks W. S. Bell
Hunter Laura, c, laundress, r 124 Hous-
ton
Hunter Peter, c, lab, r 169 E. Baker
HUN
333
HUZ
THTBEsnOUTEfSSS^
Hunter Sophronia, c, laundress, r 22 W.
Simpson
Hunter Susan P., wid W. G., r 101
Slate
Hunter Thomas, c, lab, r ws Davis, 4th
n of Markham
Hunter Thomas J., wks Sou Ag Wks, r
101 State
Hunter W. Hugh, trav agt Atla Soap
Wks
Hunter William, bartender, r 29 Victoria
Hunter William, c, carpenter, r 235 Mc-
Donough
Hunter William, c, wks Kimball
Hunter W. S., conductor, bds Commer-
cial Hotel
Huntingdon E. A., elk, bds 54J Decatur
HUNTLEY J. P., dentist, 25 J Peach-
tree, r 103 N. Collins
Hunzinger Jacob, wks Atla City Brew-
ing Co
Hurd Mark, c, porter, r 287 W. Mitchell
Hurd Marshall, c, wks H. Franklin
Hurd Oliver, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co
Hurd Patrick, janitor Mitchell St School
Hurd Nancy H.. wid W. S., r 117 Mc-
Donough
HURD, see also HEARD
Hurley Annie Mrs., boarding, 42 E.
Mitchell
Hurley Daniel, foreman Gate City P. M.
& L. Co., bds 427 Whitehall
Hurley J. Mrs., boarding, 42 E. Mitchell
Hurley Sarah A., wid H., r 25 Cone
Hurst Columbus, trav agt, r 144 Loyd
Hursj Green H., c, blksmith, r 58
Haynes
Hurs^ James, c, lab, r'58 Haynes
Hurst William H., bds 76 McDaniel
Huiston Albert, wks E. Van Winkle <fc
Co
Hurston Alonzo, butcher, r 262 Decatur
Hurston John, carpenter, bds 58 Collins
Hurt Crawford, c, bellboy Kimball
Hurt Green, c, blksmith, r 58 Haynes
Hurt Henry (H. H. Smith & Co.), bds
Kimball
Hurt Jackson, c, lab, r rear 136 S. For-
syth
Hurt Jefferson, c, waiter Comm'l Hotel
HURT JOEL, sec Atlanta Home Ins Co.,
15>^ S. Broad, r 16 N. Spring
Hurt John T., c, butler A. W. Hill
Hurt Martha A., wid J. W., r 292 Jones
Hurt Mollie E. Miss, elk, r 292 Jones
Huson R. W., engineer Ga. R. R
Huss Jacob C, druggist, 168 Wheat
Hutcheson Julia M., wid P. W., r 35
Luckie
Write
TO
Hutchins, Charles, o, lab, r rear 531 Ma-
rietta i
Hutchins Clara, c, dressmkr, 17 N. Col*
lins
Hutchins Henry, c,ilab, r Irwin, se cor
Bradley
Hutchins John, c, la^., r Harris, 4th w of
Randolph
Hutchins Lockin, c, shoemkr, 1 Foundry
Hutchins Lucinda Mrs., r es Calhohn,
6th n of Baker i
Hutchins Maggie Mrs., dressmkr, 14^
Loyd I .^
Hutchins Mollie,c,"laundres8, r 130 Wheat
Hutchins William D., c (Hutchins &
Herndon), r 157 Houston
Hutchins & Herndon, c (W. D. Hutchins
and A. F. Herndon), barbers, 11 Ma-
rietta i
Hutchinson Anthonj-, engineer, r 26 Hil-
liard
Hutchinson Benjami^i F., harnessmkr, r
16 Johnson
Hutchinson Christopher, c, lab, r 43
Gate City
Hutchinson Eleanor, wid S. r 145 Ga.
R. R
Hutchinson Henry, c, lab, r 208 Wheat
Hutchinson Howard, c, lab, r 182 Wheat
Hutchinson Isaac, c, lab, r es Ira, 1st s of
Sharpe
Hutchinson John D., engineer A-L. Rv.
rl6Hilliard '
Hutchinson Leander B., shoemkr, r47
W. Foundry
Hutchinson Leonidas P., wks A-L. Ry,
r 286 Decatur
Hutchinson Marcus D., lab, r 5 Leonard
Hutchinson Patrick, H. elk, r lb E. Mit-
chell
Hutchinson Sophia Mrs., bds rear 82
Hill
Hutchinson William P., machinist A-L.
Ry, r 10 Pittman al
Hutchinson William T. adjuster, r 110
W. Harris
Hutchison Humphrey G. (Hutchison
& Bro.) r 14 Whitehall
Hutchison Julian A. (Hutchison &
Bro.), bds Kimball
Hutchison & Bro. (J. A. and H. G.
Hutchison), druggists, 14 Whitehall
Hutzler Louis, elk, r 59 Garnett
Hutzler Montefiore, bkkpr, r 59 Gar-
nett
HUZZA ROBERT H. (R, H. Huzza &
Co.),r22 Form wait
HUZZA R. H. & CO. (R. H. Huzza and
D. W. Goodman), trunk mnfrs, 12
Whitehall
j ATWATFR ^^®^^ ^^* Milbum Wagon Co.,
I Li rt I fin I Ln FOR PMOES TO THE TRADK
»
\; ■ 4 ;,
TELMD1E h 181 ^""'^^ deUverysnd Full Weight guaranteed
IW^fflUilii HD. lOi, GORDON A. WMITC
HUZ
CORDON & WHITE.
334 T\rxr
Huzza Thomas H., student, r 22 Form-
wait
Hyde J. T., fireman W. & A. R. K
HyerS.Y., engineer W. & A. R. R.,
bds 100 Walton
Hyer William L., engineer, 100 Walton
Hymes Isaac, with B. Nathan, r 25
Garnett
Hynds George H., bkkpr S. M. Inman
<fc Co., r 24 Richardson
IVY
TKERD HENRY M., carpenter, r 59
-L Davis
Her Martha Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Inge George W., wks G. P. Ry., r 59
Cone
Inge John, c, lab, r 257 Richardson
Ingraham Andrew, carpenter, r 29 S.
Moore
Ingraham Emma Miss, r 141 McDon-
ough
Ingraham Frederick, elk, r 61 N. Pryor
Ingraham George, c, wks Z. E. Taylor
Ingraham James B., machinist, bds 22
Humphries
Ingraham John, c, lab, r 59 Boulevard
Ingraham Julia Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty
Ingraham Little, c, student, r 68 W.
Harris
Ingraham Mary, c, laundress, r 28 Gate
City
Ingraham Mattie, c, laundress, r 31 Ella
Inman Charles H., c, porter J. Hents-
chel
Inman Colly H., c, porter, r 89 Eraser
Inman Hu^h T., pres Exposition Cotton
Mills, 41j S. Broad, r 162 Peachtree
Inman Jennie Miss, r 115 S. Forsyth
Inman Samuel M. (S. M. Inman & Co.)
r 117 S. Forsyth ^'
Inman Shadrach W., with S. M. Inman
& Co. r 115 S. Forsyth
OMAN S. M. & CO. (S. M. and W. P
Inman, W. C. Sanders and S. K. Dick),
cotton buyers and factors, 39 S. Broad
Inman Walker P. (S. M. Inman & Co.),
r 55 W. Mitchell ^'
Inman William H. Jr., elk S. M. Inman
ifc Co., r 55 W. Mitchell
Irby Benjamin J., wks Lynch & Lea, r
324 Mangum '
Irby Coleman, foreman Lynch & Lea r
154 W. Hunter '
Irby Daniel, carpenter, r 334 Mangum
Irby Edward, c, lab, r 22 Corput
Irby Ferrrndo S., elk, r 101 Windsor
Irby Jefferson, c, wks Ga. R. R., r 22
Corput
Irby Joseph, carpenter, r 65 Rock
Irby Joseph, c, wks Ga. R. R., r rear 81
Plum
Irby Miles, c, lab, r 22 Corput
Irish Theodore D., elk, r 69 Luckie
Irvine Bruce, c, waiter Kimball
Irving Richard, c, lab, r 14 Greens Ferrv
av -^
Irwin Charles M. Rev., r 207 McDon-
ough
Irwin Elizabeth, wid J., r 32 Kelly
Irwin Thomas, c, wks Ballard <fe Co
Irwin Young M., grocer, 461 Marietta
^^^^L^^P^y> ^' shoemkr, 10 E. Mitchell,
r 68 King *
Iseman Jacob, mason, r 40 Hayden
Isenberg A., conductor, bds 116 S. For-
syth
Isham Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 137 E
Baker
Isham John, prin Crew St School, r 41
Crew
Isham Lewis, c, porter, r 321 iN'ew
Wheat
Ishervvood Gilbert, wks Fulton Mills
Israel Aaron, real estate agt, r 205 S.
Forsyth
Itson Edmund, c, driver, r 179 M-rtin
Iverson James S. (Pcmberton, Ivereon &
Denison), r 252 W. Peters
Ives Lay ton M. (Ives & Krouse), bds
>i ational Hotel
ITES & KROUSE (L. M. Ives and H.
Krouse), real estate agts, 20 Peach-
tree
Ivey Alphonso W., policeman, r 52 ]Sr.
Butler
Ivey Henry, trimmer, bds Grant, sw cor
Fair
Ivey John T., carpenter, r 109 Decntur
Ivey William T., machinist, r Ga R. R.,
2d e of Mills
Ivie Robert E., with T. H. Ivie, r 363
Whitehall
Ivie Theodore H., photographer, 40>^
Whitehall, r 363 Whitehlll
Ivy Amanda, c, laundress, r 30 W. Simp-
son *^
Ivy Angle M., wid W., r 236 W. Peters
Ivy A. A., wks W. & A. R. R
Ivy Billings S., molder, r 113 Walton
Ivy Charles H., elk Hoyt & Rice
Ivy Isaac, c, lab, r 71 Fort
Ivy John W., machinist, r 58 Rawson
Ivy Michael J., machinist, r 67 N.
Pryor
Ivy Richard H., farmer, r Bellwood
Ivy Robert, c, porter, r Irvin, se cor
Bradley
Ivy St School, 173 Ivy ^
Ivy William, painter, bds 24 Savannah
GO WEST ^^ ^^ ^^W^SrlOTm
for Cliurcti and Home OseJilK THE SMITH HMffllCIIN OHGIlil,
JAC
335
JACK FRANCIS M., bakery, confec-
tionery and toys, 43 Peachtree, bds
Kimball
Jack George W. (Jack & McClellan), r
285 Whitehall
Jack James R., elk F. M. Sack, bds Can-
non House
Jack William A., elk F. M. Jack, r 10
Pratt
Jack William F. (Jack & Holland), bds
Markham House
JACK & HOLLAND (W. F. Jack and E.
W. Holland), whol confectioners, 36
Whitehall
Jack & McClellan (G. W. Jack and J.
M. McClellan), cracker and candv
mnfrs, 285 Whitehall
Jacks Henry, c, wks Pellegrini & Cas-
tleberry, r 209 Chapel
Jacks Sebe, c, driver Buzbee & Edwards
Jackson Addie Miss, r 43 Forrest av
Jackson Adelia A., wid R. P., r 53
Chapel '
Jackson Alfred, c, mason, r Ira, sw cor
Sharpe
Jackson Alice, c, laundress, r 42 Hum-
phries
Jackson Allen M., tailor, r 275 Crumley
Jacksv)n Allen, c, butler, r rear 296 White-
hall
Jackson Anderson, c, lab, r rear 102
Eraser
Jackson Andrew, c, lab, r ns Currier, 2d
e of Calhoun
Jackson Andrew, lab, r 136 Elliott
Jackson Ann C, wid R. S., r 167 Jones
Jackson Barlow, c, wks Eclipse Wind
Enqj Co
Jackson Benjamin, c, lab, r 1 Mangum
Jackson Berry, lab, r rear 54 Valentine
Jackson Catherine, c, teacher, r 143
Magazine
Jackson Charles, fireman, bds 7 Rock
Jackson Charles, c, lab, r 13 High
Jackson Charles, c, lab, r ws Williams,
1st s of North av
Jackson Charles, machinist, r 160
Thompson
Jackfeon Charles, c, porter, r 98 Larkin
Jackson Clark, c, lab, r rear 127 Ellis
Jackson Coleman, c, lab, r 34 Cornelia
Jacl^on Daniel, c, porter, r Reed, s of
Glenn
Jackson Daniel, c, lab, r 10 Ivy
Jackson David, c, wks Kimball House
Jackson Edward, c, lab, r rear 110 Pine
Jackbon Elza, c, coachman, r rear 85 E.
Mitchell
Jackson Emanuel, c, lab, r Factory, Ist
sofGa. R. R '*
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Ouick Time— Sure Gonnections!
Jackson Emily, c, laundress, r 72 New-
ton
Jackson E. M. A. Mrs., dressmkr, 65
Martin
Jackson Ephraim Rev., c, r Blackmon,
nr limits
Jackson Francis, c, painter, r 317 W.
Mitchell j •
Jackson General, c, lab, r 14 Wallace
Jackson George\W., elk, bds 54^ Ma-
^ netta
Jackson George W., c, lab, r Bellwood
Jackson Georgia, wid J. W., r 88 Walker
Jackson Gordon, c, lab, r 14 Wallace
Jackson Ham^jton, c, lab, r W. E
Jackson Henrietta, c, laundress, r 9
Lynch al
Jackson Henry (Jackson & King), r 111
E. Mitchell
Jackson Henry, c, lab, r 18a^E. Harris
Jackson Henry, c, lab, r 274 Mangum
Jackson Henry, c, lab, r 21 Eraser
Jackson Henry, c, tailor, 108 Luckie
Jackson Henry H., manager Sou. Bell
Telephone Co., r 65 Martm
Jackson Henry M., watchman Atla St
Ry, r Bellwood
Jackson Howai-d, c, porter J. Steinheim-
er & Co
Jackson Howard, c, wks Atla Soap Wks
Jackson Howell C, secy and treas Ele-
vator Co., r 264 Peachtree
Jackson Isabella, c, cook, r 14 Wallace
Jackson Iver&on, c, carpenter, r 1 Cor-
nelia
Jackson James Hon., chief justice State
of Georgia, r 43 Forrest av
Jackson James, c, lab, r 130 Houston
Jackson James, c, lab, r 284 Jones
Jackson James, c, lab, r ss Nolan, 2d e of
Boulevard
Jackson James L., fireman W. & A. R. R
Jackson James L., trav agt, r 54 Rich-
ardson
JackbOii John, c, porter Anderson &
Bro
Jackson John, c, porter, r 15 Foundry
Jackson John, c, lab, r rear 200 N^. Cal-
houn 4;
Jackson JJbhn, wks Hinman & Son
J.ick6on John B., carrier P. O., bds 61
Marietta
Jackson Jonas, c, carpenter, r 14 Wallace
Jackson Joseph, c, grocer, 157 Wheat, r
128 Old; Wheat *
Jackson Jj. H., c, wks Kimball House
Jackson E^te, Mrs., r 275 Crumley
Jackson Leroy C., wks Atla Cot Fcty, r
Marietta, bey limits
Jackson Lizzie Mrs., r 35 W." Mitchell
Makes ^8t 8HIBT to order- -6 for $9l
Perfect fit ^naranteed.
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
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TA T?PT]h T^QniVT ^^^state& Renting Agent,
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JAC
336
JAR
Jackson Lula, c, seamstress, r 167 Boule-
vard
Jackson Major, c, waiter r 207 Foster
Jackson Mary Miss, r 47 Forrest av
Jackson Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r 275
Crumley
, Jackson Mary, c, cook, r 9 Ella
Jackson Martha J., wid H. W., bds 54
Richardson
Jackson Mason, c, carpenter, r 317 W.
Mitchell
Jackson Minerva, c, laundress, r 139 W.
Peters
Jackson Minerva, c, cook, r 141 Ira
Jackson Monroe, c, painter, r 317 W.
Mitchell
. Jackson Monroe, c, lab, r Bellwood
Jackson Moses, c, lab, r 226 W. Hunter
Jackson Moses, c, lab, r Johnson, se cor
Gray
Jackson Nathaniel, c, lab, r 98 Forrest av
Jackson Otto, c, lab, r 305 Fort
Jackson Peyton, c, porter E. Mercer
Jackson Philip, c, wks J. F. Redd
Jackson Pierce, farmer, r Bellwood
Jackson Robert, fireman A-L. Ry
Jackson Robert, c, lab, r foot Welton pi
Jackson Robert, c, driver, r 209 Fort
Jackson Robert, driver, r 225 W. Peters
Jackson Robert S., bkkpr, Harrison
Bros., r 54 Richardson
Jackson Sarah, c, laundress, r 261 W.
Mitchell
Jackson Sarah J., wid T., r 35 Washing-
ton
Jackson Sherman, c, lab, r Williams, n of
Cain
Jackson Solomon, c, pipemkr, r 1 Beck-
with
Jackson Stephen, c, lab, r 171 E. Baker
Jackson Stonewall, c, lab, r 117 Man-
gum
Jackson Thomas, c, carpenter, r32 Raw-
son
Jackson Thomas, c, cook, r 46 Collins
Jackson ITiomas, c, lab, r 5 Fort
Jackson Thomas, c, lab, r 18 Marietta
Jackson Thomas M., carpenter, r 11
Martin
Jackson William, detective, r 169 W.
Hunter
Jackson William, c, lab, r rear 35 Jones
Jackson William, carpenter, r 160
Thompson
Jackson William B., carpenter, r Plum,
se cor North av
Jackson William H., with F. E. Bloc^
JACKSON & KING (Henry Jackson and
Porter King), lawyers, 34 J E. Ala-
bama
iH£ KEKNESAW R?.
Jacob Henry, c, carpenter, r 6 Houston
Jacob John, c, porter, r rear 260 Peach-
tree
Jacob M. F., Mrs., dressmkr, 102>^
Peachtree
Jacob T. O., with J. P. Harrison & Co.,
r 1023^ Peachtree
Jacobson Jacob S. Rev., rabbi Hebrew
Benevolent Congregation, r 169 For-
syth
Jacobson Samuel L., asst bkkpr M. Rich
& Bro, bds 169 Forsyth
Jacox Gilbert B., contractor, r 31 W.
Baker
Jemerson Andrew M., student, r 145
Mangum
Jamerson David, c, lab, r ss Chapel, 2d
e of West End, W. E
James Albert, c, lab, r 8 Welton pi
James A. Leonard, collector James'
Bank, r 114 Peachtree
James Charles W., elk John Keely, r 31
Fairlie
James Cornelia, c, laundress, r 258 N.
Calhoun
James Emanuel, c, hackman, r 178 W.
Hunter
James Emily Mrs., r 131 Luckie
James George, c, hackman, r Davis, sw
cor W. Hunter
James George, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
James Hattie, c, laundress, r 56 Rock
James John, c, lab, r rear 35 Brick
JAMES JOHN H., banker, 20 White-
hall, r 114 Peachtree
James Joseph E., with Howard, Wood&
Co
James J. G., mer, r 234 Ivy
James Larry P., elk J. Ryan, r 50 E.
Hunter
James Michael, elk J. Ryan, bds 50 E.
Hunter
James Nazareth, c, driver, r 103 Tattnall
James Randall, c, lab, r 182 W. Hunter *
James Robert L., elk, r 234 Ivy
James Vernon, c, hackman, r 182 W.
Hunter
James William, c, porter E. Mercer
JARNAGIN WILLIAM C, physician, 21 J
Marietta, r 58 N. Forsyth
Jarrell Albert, c, lab, r 205 Mangum
Jarrell Willis, saloon, 15 Marietta, r 45 E.
Simpson
Jarrett Charles, c, firenaan A-L. Ry
Jarrett John, mason, r 58 Collins
Jarvis James S., with New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r 32 Church
Jarvis William A., with W. L. Jarvis. r
50 E. Baker
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
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^'^^^y^? ^1^1"^^ ^*> carriage mnfr Jenkins Spencer J c lab r ^SR rhor^i
, and d Ir, 17 N. Pryor and 44 Lfne, r 50 Jenkin« T.vW . '}^X^^\i}^r ^l'^^^
and dlr, 17 N. Pryor and 44 Line, r 50
E. Baker
Jefferson Annie, c, laundress, r 90 Mer-
ritts av
Jefterson Edward D., c, lab, r rear 172
Ivy
Jeffridge William, wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 97 Thompson
Jeffries George, c, shoemkr, Gordon, 3d
e of Lee, W . E '
Jeffries James H.. drayman, r 18 Fowler
Jeffries Lizzie, wid W., bds 150 N. Cal-
houn
Jelks Robert C. (England, Jelks & Tap-
pan), bds Kimball
Jejikins Martha S., wid J. J., r 9 Bush
J^kins Alfred S., grocer, 308 New
Wheat
Jenkins Allen, c, drayman, r 190 Eraser
Jenkins Allen, c, lab, r 316 S. Pryor
Jenkins Allen, yard conductor Ga. R. R
Jenknis Amps, c, lab, r 5 Beckwith
Jenkins Benjamin, c, wks, Atla Brido-e
Wks '^
Jenkins Brown, c, lab, r es Holland, 3d s
of Wells
Jenkins Claude, elk, r 259 Washington
Jenkins Cornelius, c, blksmith, 276 W
Peters, r 65 Humphries
Jenkins Ella Mrs., dressmkr, r 77i^
Whitehall •' ^-
Jenkins Fannie, c, laundress, r 216 C.
R. R
Jenkins Francis B., cari)enter, r Plum
se cor North av '
Jenkins George W., shoemkr M. Gaines
Jenkms Henry L., butcher Fox & Mc-
Creary, r country
Jenkins Ira, c, lab, r es Holland, 3d s of
v\ ells
Jenkins James, c, driver A. J. Miller
.ienkins James B., carpenter, r 3 State
Jenkuis James M., bkkpr, r 310 Wash-
mgton
Jenkins John, c, drayman r 7 Georcr^ w An- ''^"^^•' ?^' ^ ^^ Washington
Jenkins JohnXinZTBosllT'/^^^^^ saloon, 8 W. HunterTbds
Jenkins John, painter Bosche & Smith
Jenknis Joseph, c, wks A-L. Ry, r 201
Irwm "^ '
Jenkins J C, lawyer, 48 Marietta, bds
l^imball
Jenkins Maggie Mrs., r 592 Marietta
Jenkins Robert E. L., collector Leak &
Lyle, r 33 Plum
Jenkins Robert H., carpenter, r 33 Plum
Jenkins Smieon T., fruit grower and
publisher Enterprise (Immigration Pa-
per), HE. Alabama, r 259 Washing-
Jenkins Smith, c, wks Ga. R. R
Jenkins Taylor, c, driVer, V 72 W. Harris
Jenkins William C, buteher, r ss Huii-
nicutt^.lst e of McAfee
Jenkins .William D., student, bds 14
Jenkins
Jennings Andrew J., c, lab, r 3 Gemun-
den
Jennings Catherine, wid T., r 148>^ De-
catur **
Jennings David, c, lab, r 182 Markham
Jennings Edward, c, driver, r 23 Walnut
Jennings Ellis, c, lab, r 185 Markham
Jennings Fleming, c, lab, r 159 Mark-
ham
Jennings' Frank, machinist, r 34 Wind-
sor
Jenningsi George, lab, r 148>^ Decatur
Jennings; Isaac, c, lab, r 7 Davis
Jennings; J. J engineer A-L. Rv
Jennings. Thomas, lab, r 148^ Decatur
JE\T7^V^jnHvV^^' Y' ^H ^^^^"^
JJ^i\lZ£N JOHN H., saloon, 135 White-
hall, r 201 W. Peters
Jepson James L., machinist, r 54 Martin
Jernigan Alonzo C, carpenter, r 22 Fos-
ter
Jernigan Christopher, c, lab, r 288 E.
Harris ,
Jernigan )Paul B., machinist A-L. Rv r
44 Chamberiain ^'
Jernigan William H., cai-penter A-L.
Ry., r 44 Chamberlain
Jerold Peari Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
Jervey Edward T., elk, r 200 McDonough
Jervey Henry Dr., with R. & D. Elt.
Co., r 200 McDonough
Jester J. W., carpenter A-L. Ry
Jester WiUiam R. (Jester & Sturtevant),
r 66 S. Broad '
'^^n^^J^ Sturtevant (W. R. Jester and
G. VV. Sturtevant), carpenters, 25 E.
Hunter 1
Jeter Katd, c, pedler, r 53 Humphries
^'J^I^^V^'l^J li Washington
46 E. Huhter
Jett John, shoemkr, r 136 W. Baker
Jett John B., wks W. W. lliurmond, r
26 Rock
Jett O'Neil, lab, r Bellwood
Johns Andrew, fireman A-L. Ry
Johns Bandelon, wks r r, bds 15 Con-
nally
Johns Fannie E. Miss, r 100 Chapel
Johns Farre M., fireman, r 283 E. Fair
Johns George W., fireman, r 15 Connally
Johns James, wks Atla Soap Wks
Johns Richard, watchman, r 6 Brother-
ton
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JOH ^s
Coal & Wood,
42 N. Broad.
Johns Kachel, ^^\d T., r 78 Walker
Johns Thomas, painter A. P. Tripod
Johns Varney L., fireman, r 15 Connally
Johnson Abn>ham J., c, lab, r ns Little,
2d e of Fraser '
Johnson Ada Mrs., wks Cot Fcty, r 3
Cain
Johnson Ada, c, laundress, r 3 Glynn
Johnson Adam, c, lab, r 11 Maple
Johnson Addie, e, laundress, r 4 Wad-
dell
Johnson Albert, elk, bds 29 Powers
Johnson Alice Miss, r 37 W. Baker
Johnson Allen, janitor. Marietta, nw cor
Droad
Johnson Anderson B., printer, r 122
Haynes
Johnson Andrew, c, driver, r 86 AValnut
Johnbon Andre^v, c, lab, r 100 Spring,
sw cor Jamcb
Johnson Andrew, c, lab, r rear 250 E.
Fair
Johnson Andrew, c, wks S. Bryan, r 2
South '
Johnson Andrew J., carpenter, r 22
JOH
Fitzgerald
Johnson Anna M., wid R., r rear 82 Hill
Johnson Annie Miss, r 182 Luekie
Johnson Archibald C. (Boyd & Johnson),
r 37 W. Baker '
Johnson A. L. Miss, elk Sou World, r 7i
Whitehall ' ^
Johnson A. O., fireman W. & A. R. R
Johnson Barbary, c, seamstress, r ws
Ira, 7th s of Sharpe
Johnson Belle, wid E., r 1 State
Johnson Benjamin, c, lab, r 45 Mays al
Johnson Benjamin, c, lab, r 160 W.
Simpson
Johnson Benjamin, c, lab, r 129 Markham
Johnson Benjamin, c, wks Atla Cty
Brewing Co., r rear 140 E. Cain
JOHNSON BENJAMIN C, saloon and
billiards, 20 and 22 Marietta
Johnson Benjamin F. (Johnson & Son),
r 182 Luekie '
Johnson Benjamin ^ W., barkpr, r 883^
Peaehtree
Johnson Bernhard. mer, r 287 Luekie
Johnson Bettie, c, laundress, r 4 Orme
JOHNSON, BUZBEE & CO. (C. S.
Johnson, C. K. Buzbee and "l. A.
Hemphill), staple and fancy groceries
and proprs " Gate City " and "Ceorgia
Constitution" brands of flouj, 102
Peaehtree
Johnson Champion, collector, r 7Ezzard
Johnson Charles, c, lab, r 136 N. Butler
Johnson Charles, c, lab, r 163 McDaniel
Johnson Charles, molder, r 239 Decatur
Johnson Charles, c, wks W. J. Ballard .
r 264 Decatur '
Johnson Charles, c, wks E. Van Winkle
& Co
Johnson Charles J., c, bafber J. Minor
Johnson Charles O., elk, is^O C. R. R
Johnson Charles S. (Johnsoh- Buzbee &
Co.), r242 W. Peacht 3e ^s^
Johnson Charles W., with W. S. Bell, r
Decatur, Ga
Johnson Christopher, c, barber Mark-
hp.m, r Decatur
Johnson Cicero, c, wks H. Franklin, r
193 E. Baker
Johnson Cornelius, elk, bds 156 N. Cal-
houn
Johnson Cornelius P., butcher, 50 Deca-
tur, r 268 E. Fair
Johnson Crawford W., mer, r 242 Peach-
tree
Johnson Catherine Mad., r 11 S. Collins
Johnson Cecelia, c, laundress, r 182
Markham
Johnson Edward, c, drayman, r al rear
120 W. Fair
Johnson Edward, c, (H. Palm & Co.), r
Thompson
Johnson Elam (E. Johnson, Son & Co.),
r 208 Ivv
JOHNSON ELAM, SON & CO. (E.
Johnsoii, J. W. McPherson, J. B. Wil-
brnks and S.R.Johnson), whol gro-
cers and com mers, 12 Decatur and 13
Line
Johnson Eliza, c, laundress, r rear 225
W. Peters • ,t
Johnson Elizabeth, wid A., r 3 Cain •
Johnson Elizabeth, c, cook, r 23 Moseley
Johnson Ella Miss, bds 19 S. Collins
Johnson Ellen, c, laundress, r 139 Maga-
zine
Johnson Ellen, wid H. B., r 263 Ma-
rietta
Johr«on Emily Mrs., r 122 Haynes
Johnson Emma Miss, elk, r 13 Chatta-
hoochee
Johnson Eugenia, wid H. T., r Glenn,
nw cor Kries
Johnson Frank, architect, bds 150 White-
hall-
Johnson Frank, c, painter, r 22 Scofield
Johnson Frank J., c, porter H. Brown
John' on Gabriel, c, lab, r JamestoAvn
Johnson Gardner, c, wks H. Crankshaw
&Co
Johnson George, restaurant, 78 S. Broad
Johnson GeOxge, c, white washer, r 13
Greorge
Johnson George A., fruits, 35A W. Mitch-
ell, r 228 W. Fair
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GO TO MARK BERRY'S W AYANT SHOES
JOH
Johnson George A., watchman, r 110
Elliott
Johnson George E.- (Johnson & Stal-
hngs), r 24>^ E. Alabama
Johnson George F., c, shoemkr, r Hil-
liard, cor Forrest av
Johnson George IL, printer, bds ss
Cxumley, 2d e of Pulliam
Johnson George X. (Megee, Johnson &
Co.), r2S Walker
Johnson George S., miller, r Bellwood
Johnson George W., shoemkr, r 19 Sa-
vannah
Johnson Georgia 3Iiss, r 182 Luekie
Johnson Green, c, blksmith, r 167 Martin
Johnson Green, c, drayman, r rear 120
u . Fair
Johnson Harvey, c, lab, r 63 Bradley
o7iT ?^iv'^' ^' laundress, r al rear
241 j\. Collms
Johnson Henry, elk, r 174 Rawson
Johnson Henry, c, brickmason, r 59
Bradley
Johubon Henry, c, grocer, 89 W. Peters
Johnson Henry, c, lab, r ns Foster, 2d e
of Jackson
Johnson Henry, c, lab, r 104 Elliott
Johnson Henry, lab, r 259 Marietta
Johnson Henrj^ c, lab, r 13 Leonard
Johnson Henry F. (Johnson & Son), r
182 Luekie '
Johnson Henry S. (Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co.), r Rawson, 2d n of Mitchell
Johnson Hickson, shoemkr, r 10 Savan-
nah
Johnson Hilford, c, carpenter, r 19 Pettis
JOH
-K., r 165 Thompson
Johnson Isaac, c, carpenter, r 38 Jones av
J^wvcAJ\^^yv?^i^^"^' ^« 127 Walton
JOHNSON JACK W. (John^n & Caver-
^J'^'K!''^i'.''^?^^^ ^- ^^-^ V- & Ga. R.
-K., bds Kimball
Johnson Jacob, c, wks Kimball, r 25 Bi<r.
gers *=
Johnson Jacob M., painter, r 146 Alex-
ander
Johnson Jacob V., barkpr, r 67 Venable
Johnson James, butcher, 186 Loyd, r 12
Johnson James, elk, r 67 E. Harris
K B?oad^^^' ^' ^^^^ *^* -^^"^^ "* ^^
Johnson James, machinist, r 1 State
Johnson James, c, lab, r 6 S. Terry
X^Jl'^so^ James, c, lab, r 210 Mangum
Johnson James, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Johnson James, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Johnson James Jr., grocer, 253 E. Fair
Johnson James B. (Westmoreland &
Johnson), r 64 Hayden
Lu^'M *^^"^^^ ^'' ^'^*^1^^"^^^' 1' 107
Johnson James H., dairy, r 27 Chapel
Johnson James L., harnessmkr, 22 W
Alabama, r 2 Simpson
Johnson James M., bkkpr AV. W. White,
r iiJ b. Pryor
Johnson James P., c, lab, r rear 32 Fra-
ser
Johnson Jane, c, laundress, r 109 Hous-
ton
Johnson Jefferson, springmkr, bds 5S
Jackson
Johnson Jeremiah E., contractor, r 37
Chamberlain
Johnson Jesse, c, lab, r ns Foster, 5th e
of Jackson
JOHNSON JESSE C. P., grocer, 92 Mc-
Donough, r country
Johnson John, c, hostler, r rear 7 Mills
Johnson John, lab, r 44 Victoria
Johnson John, c, lab, r 165 Green's
i erry av
Johnson John, c, wks J. F. Redd, r 85
Hogue
Johnson John 31° physician, 72 Mari-
Johnson Jno. Tliad., physician, 30WMa-
r'Ktrfyr ^"^ '''' '"'^''^''
Johnson Joseph, carpenter, bds S6 W
l^oundry
Johnson Hu^h wks ETvir. «Nt r"^^^
R., r 165 fhompson ■ ' ^''- ^- ^"^"^""J^^*!*. <=. driver, r 22 Corput
John^,>„ T=.„ '?.""._. „- Johnson Josenh. c. lah. .■ .'u ri^™..
W. M. Scott
"^"deif '^ Joseph, c, lab, ' r 54 G^"un-
^^^L^ckil ^^^^^^ ^'^ machinist, r 239
JOHNSON JOSEPH H., vicepres Wheat
& Hodge Mnfg Co., r 29 Powers
Johnson Joseph X., yardmasterR. R., r
oO Cornelia '
Johnson Josephine, wid X. B., r 24 Ella
Johnson Joshua, lab, r 2 Gunbv
Johnson Josiah M. (Johnson & Co.), r
1.1 btonewall '
Johnson Julia, c, laundress, r rear 263
i^raser
Johnson J. K., c, wks Kimball
Johnson Laleah, wid R. M., bds 68 X.
Pryor
Johnson Laura, c, cook, r rear 13 Wash-
ington
Johnson Laurence, printer, r 122 Haynes
Wheat ' ^* ""'^ Markham, r 127
John6on_Lena^Miss, r 139 W. Fair
Dixie Sure Fit~Sh[rt8~atlSi;
Keept no trash called shirts.
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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XV-J-jrllj J-JkJli-iii_jT.A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't.
RXSTTED.
Lands, Etc.
10 Wall St
JOH
340
JOH
Johnson Lizzie Miss, elk W. H. Brother-
ton
Johnson Lopez L., elk Lovejoy & Piteh-
ford
Johnson Louise M., wid W. S., bds 66
X. Pry or
Johnson Lueinda, c, cook, r 152 Elliott
Johnson Luey, c, laundress, r 183
Chapel
Johnson L. G. Miss, teacher Walker St
School .
Johnson Malachi, c, hostler, r rear 150
Decatur
Johnson Marcus, bds 304 Mangum
Johnson Maria, c, laundress, r 7 Beck-
with
Johnson Marion M., carpenter, r 306
Mangum
Johnson Mark W. (Mark Wv-Johnson &
Co.), r Kirk wood
JOHNSON MARK W. & CO. (M. W.
Johnson, J. B. Gordon and H. A. Har-
alson), seeds, fertilizers, agricultural
implements and machinery, 27 Ma-
rietta
Johnson Marsene B., with Sunny South,
r 122 Haynes
Johnson Martha, wid J. F., r 67 E. Har-
ris
Johnson Martha A., wid S. D., bds 248
Washington
Johnson Martha J., c, laundress, r rear
254 X. Calhoun
Johnson Mary Miss, r 54 W. Foundry
Johnson Mary, c, cook, r 2 Wallace
Johnson Mary, c, laundress, r 185 E.
Baker
Johnson Mary Miss, teacher Fair Street
School, r 58 Washington
Johnson Mattie Miss, bds 126 S. Forsyth
Johnson Mattie T. Mrs., r Foster, 3d w
of Boulevard
Johnson Milton, c, lab, r 196 Form wait
Johnson Miserie, c, laundress, r 11 S.
Calhoun
Johnson Mollie Miss, r 122 Haynes
Johnson Mollie, wid G., r 250 E. Fair
Johnson Mollie, c, laundress, r 38 Tren-
holm
Johnson Monroe, c, lab, r 204 Elliott
Johnson Nancy, c, laundress, r 173 Fort
Johnson Nellie Mrs., r 166 W. Hunter
Johnson Nicholas T., grocer, 170 W. Pe-
ters, r 139 Fair
Johnson Patrick, c, lab, r 133 E. Baker
Johnson Patrick R., lab, r 46 Connally
Johnson Paul D., bldq)r, r 242 W. Peach-
tree
Johnson Penelope, wid L., r 54 W.
Foundry
Johnson Perry, plasterer, r US Hay den
Johnson Peter, c, cook, r 74 Decatur
Johnson Peter, c,, lab, r 72 Newton
Johnson Peyton, c, butler, r Hammond,
W. E '
Johnson Preston, c, bricklayer, r ws
Hilliard, 4th s of Forrest av
Johnson P. W., physician, bds 50J De-
catur
Johnson Ray, c, lab, r 197 Robbins
Johnson Richard, c, cook, r 11 S. Cal-
houn
Johnson Richard J., carpenter, r 413
Whitehall
Johnson Robert, c, lab, r rear 165 Fort
Johnson Robert, c, lab, r 63 Rawson .
Johnson Robert, c, porter, r 299 W.
Mitchell
Johnson Russell C. (McBride & Co.), bds
Kimball
Johnson Samuel, c, lab, r 60 Houston
Johnson Samuel, c, lab, r 139 E. Cain
Johnson Samuel A., boarding, 55 N.
Butler
Johnson Sarah Miss, r 413 Whitehall
Johnson Sarah, c, laundress, r 152 Elliott
JohnsoniSolomon,c, blacksmith, r Butler,
n of Forrest av
Johnson Stephen, c, lab, r 68 S. Butler
Johnson Stephen R. (E. Johnson, Son&
Co.), r 208 Ivy
Johnson S. E. Miss, teacher Walker StJ
School
Johnson Thomas, c, blksmith, 73 E. Ala-
bama, r 164 Pear
Johnson Thomas, grocer, r 139 W. Fair
Johnson Thomas, c, porter, r 164 W. Fair
Johnson Thomas, watchman, r 37 Bell
Johnson Thomas, c, wks H. Palm & Co
Johnson Thomas D., elk, r 67 E. Harris
Johnson Thomas F., watchman, r 173
W. Foundry
Johnson Thomas J., lab, r 51 Moore
Johnson Thomas L., dairy, 144 Anderson
Johnson I'iberias R., carpenter, r 171
Fort
Johnson Wade, c, blksmith, r 48 Fulton
Johnson Walter, jeweler J. P. Stevens &
Co
Johnson Walter, c, wks Kimball
Johnson Walter H., Collector Int Re>.,
office U. S. C. H. and P. 0. bldg, r 116
S. Pryor
Johnson Washington, c, carpenter, r 223
Foster
Johnson Wesley, c, lab, r 96 Larkin
Johnson William, c, barber H. Brown
Johnson William, caiidymkr, r 38 W.
Peters
Johnson William, elk, bds 83 Marietta
' THE BEST ROUTE &.l?sk&i^l^^^
W. J. WILLIHGHAM jljL.yjj?i!^.
JOH
Johnson William, c, lab, r ws Davis, 1st
n of Mark ham
Johnson William, c, lab, r rear 165 Fort
Johnson William, upholsterer J. H.
Gavan
Johnson William, lab, r 68 Hayden
Johnson William, trav agt, r 57 N. But-
ler
Johnson William A. (Shropshire &
Johnson), r 104 Windsor
Johnson William B., stencil cutter C. F.
Fairbanks, r 52 W. Harris
Johnson William E., Chicago Beef Mar-
ket, 3 E. Alabama, r 175 McDonough
Johnson William H., lab, r 5 Cain
Johnson William H., elk, r 43 Smith
Johnson William M. (Megee, Johnson &
Co.), r 413 Whitehall
Johnson William N., conductor W. &
A. R. R., r 25 Mechanic
Johnson William R., conductor W. & A.
Johnson Willis, c, carpenter, r 276 Fort
Johnson Willis, c, lab, r 39 W. Peters
Johnson Willis, c, wks E. Van Winkle
& Co
Johnson W. F. Mrs., teacher. Marietta
St. School, r Kirkwood, Ga
Johnson Zachry T. (Dunn, Johnson &
Co.), bds 413 Whitehall
JOHNSON & CAVERLY (J. W. John-
son and C. E. Caverly), whol grocers,
23 E. Alabama
Johnson & Co. (J. M. Johnson and J. N.
Pritchett) butchers, 36 W. Mitchell
Johnson & Son (B. F. and H. F. John-
son), grocers, 140 Marietta
Johnson & Stallings (G.E, Johnson and
J. W. Stallings), candy mnfrs, 243^ E.
Alabama
JOHNSTON ANDREW B., sec and aud-
itor Ga. Pacific Ry., 50 N. Broad, r 27
Luckie
Johnston Antoine B., ,r 70)^ Whitehall
Johnston Caddie E. (Smith & Johnston),
r 70^ Whitehall '
Johnston Frank, student, bds 127 Loyd
Johnston Harriet, wid F. M., r 127 Lovd
JOHNSTON JOHN W., vice-pres Ga
P. Ry, 50 N. Broad
Johnston Joseph E. (J. E. Johnston &
Co.), r Washington, D. C
Johnston Julian I., stereotyper Jordan
& Wrigley, r 70J Whitehall
Johnston J. E. & Co. (J. E. Johnston
and Livingston Mims'), managers
southern deptHome Ins Co. N. Y., 1>^
341
JON
Johnston Mark, elk State School Com-
missioner, r Peeples, swcor Amos, W.
E
Johnston Samuel J., printer, r 83 McAfee
JOHNSTON STETE R., genl Sou ag^'
Chicago & Lou. Sou. Line, and notarv
public, 8 E. Alabama, r 144 Ivy
Johnston Thoniet, watchman, r 20 Thur-
mond
Johnston Walter, jeweler, r 259 Luckie
Johnston William, elk, r 52 W. Harris
Johnston William B., warehouseman
Harle & Parrott, r Pryor, cor Peters
Johnston William C, r 70^ Whitehall
Joiner John C, policeman,*r 221 Rawson
T^Ji™-^^''^' ^' laundress, r 210 Luckie
JOINER, see also JOYNER
Jolley Joseph H. (R. Jolley & Son), r es
Bradley, 2d s of Ezzard
Jolley Martha Miss, r 614 Marietta
Jolley Robert (R. Jolley & Son), r coun-
try
Jolley R. & Son (R. and J. H. Jolley)
saloon, 590 Decatur
Joly Camille Mile., teacher of modern
languages Atla Fem Ins, r 143 Peach-
tree
Jones Abraham, c, wks Dohme & Duffy
Jones Abram, c, driver John Keelv r
216 C. R. R ^'
JONES ALEX. R., lawyer, room 6, QX^
TVhitehall, r 63 Washington
Jones Alice, wid J. R., bds 90 Eraser
Jones Andrew J., mer, r 183 Fillmore
Jones Anna Miss, r 136 S. Forsyth
Jones Angeline, c, cook, r 28 Spencer
Jones Atalanta, c, laundress, r 99 Martin
Jones Austki, c, lab, r 3 Hayden
Jones Austin P., c, student, r 15 (^hapel
Jones Benjamin F., molder, r 172 Davis
Jones Benjamin F., c, restaurant, 22k
Decatur, r 112 Haynes
Jones Bessie, wid A., r 188J Decatur
Jones Britton, c, lab, r Currier, cor Cal-
houn
Jones Calvin D., physician, 359 N. Col-
lins
Jones Calyin S., student, r 32 E. Ala-
bama
JONES' CARRIAGE FACTORY, W. E.
Jones, a^; 235 Marietta. (See p. 48.)
Jones Carrie R. Miss, r 281 W. Mitchell
Jones Charles, carpenter, bds 76 Mc-
Daniel
Jones Charles, c, driver Dickey, Fain &
Werner
Jones Charles, c, sampler, r 191 Mark-
Johnston Malcolm, office 61 S. Broad, r I JoneTcharles O. Eey., c, pastor Pleas-
g>«" ■■■.■ rr=T I ant Grove Church, r 265 Fraser
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^42 North Broad,
For CoaJ and Wood.
342
JON
Jones Ctiarles S., collector Hunnicutt &
Belliiigrath, r 7 Orange
Jones Charles, c, wks Kimball
Jones Charley Miss, r 109 W. Baker
Jones Clifton, with A & W. P. R. R.,
bds Kimball
Jones Cobb, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R., r
rear 55 X. Butler
Jones Cornelia M., wid J. A., r 15 E.
Harris
Jones Daniel, carpenter, bds 74 E. Hun-
ter
Jones Daniel C, real estate, r 201 S.
Pryor
Jones Darwin, mer, r 74 Ivy
Jones Darwin- G., mdse broker, 24 E.
Alabama, r 240 E. Harris
Jones Diana, c, laundress, r 39 Terry
Jones Dunwody J., trav agt, r 210 Mc-
. Donough '^ f .
Jones S. A., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jones Edgar S., c, barber Markham
House, r 39 Fulton
Jones Edward, c, lab, r 148 Markham
Jones Edward, c, porter Xew Home S.
M, Co., r 3IcDonough rd
Jones Edward D., bds Markham
Jones Elijah, mason, r 614 Marietta
Jones Elijah A., mason, r 612 Marietta
Jones Elijah, c, lab, r 94 Humphries
Jones Elijah Jr., c, lab, r 94 Humphries
Jones Eliza, wid T. M., r ss Dairy, 5th
w of Fowler f
Jones Ella Miss, seamsfress, r 136 S.
Forsyth
Jones Ella Miss, r 191 W. Peters
Jones Ellen, c, laundress, r 14 Pittman's
al
Jones Ellis R., c, porter, r 95 Houston
Jones Emanuel, lab, bds 8 State
Jones Emily, c, laundress, r rear 47
Tattniill
Jones Emma, c, laundress, r 9 Leonard
Jones Etta I.. Miss, bds 122 Gullatt
Jones Eudora, wid J. W., r 30 Walker
Jones Fayette, c, lab, r 88 Merritt's av
Jones Fannie, c, cook, r 2 Ga. R. R
Jones Flora, c, cook, r Glenn, ne cor Ice
Factory
Jones Frank, c, driver P. & G. T. Dodd
Jones Fiank, c, lab, r rear 203 Rawson
Jones Frank, c, pressman V. P. Sisson
Jones Frank R., bkkpr, bds 72 Marietta
Jones Franklin, c, lab, r 75 Bradley
Jones Franklin W., lab, r 309 New
Wheat
Jones Fuller, c, lab, r 32 McDaniel
Jones George, cari^enter Lynch & Lea,
r 30 Rock '
Jones George, printer, r 25 Pine
Jones George, c, wks Kimball
Jones George I. (Langston & Crane), r
Griffin, Ga
Jones George P., driver, r 47 Hum-
phries
Jones Harrel, c, plasterer, r 316 Decatur
Jonei5 Henry, c, lab, r 101 W. Foundry
Jones Henry, c, lab, r 49 Grubb
Jones Henry, c, lab, r 1 Raspberry
Jones Henry E., carpenter, r 632 Mari-
etta
Jones Henry H., with McBride & Co.,
bds Cannon House.
Jones Henry W., hats, caps, etc., 6
Whitehall, r Toccoa
Jones Horace, c, pipemkr, r rear 220 W.
Fair «
Jones Isaac, c, engineer, r 93 Connally
Jones Jackson, c^ lab, r 127 Wheat
Jones James, elk, bds 30 Rock
Jones James, grocer, 222 E. Fair, r 90
Eraser ^
Jones James, c, lab, r Currier, lie cor
Calhoun
Jones James, wks Golden & Flournoy
Jones James, c, waiter, r 142 Thompson
Jones James H., cabinetmkr J. H. Ga-
van
Jones James W., mer, r 250 Decatur
Jones Jane, c, laundress, r rear 220 W.
Fair <,
Jones Jeremiah, c, pressman V. P. Sisson
Jones Jeremiah M. Rev., c, pastor Mace-
donia Ch., r Johnson, se cor Mangum
Jones Jesse, c, butler, r rear 178 W. Pe-
ters
Jones Jesse, c, whitewasher, r rear 166
Fillmore
Jones John, c, mason, r 225 Clarke '
Jones John, c, lab, r 44 Grubb
Jones John, c, lab, r rear 25 Markham
Jones John, painter, bds 68 N. Pryor
Jones John Rev., r 104 McDonough
Jones John, c, wks Ga. R. R., r 93 Con-
nally
Jones John, wks Hinmau & Son, r 632
Marietta
Jones John B., c, restaurant, 112 Deca-
tur
Jones John F., elk Sec of State, r 359
Whitehall
Jones John G., tailor, B. Nathan, r 33
W. Baker
JONES JOHX H. (J. A. Anderson &
Co.), bds 72 lilarietta
Jones John M., elk, r 346 Luckie
Jones John M., wks Sou Ag Wks
Jones Johnson, c, wks Massa & CaQ3-
varri
Jones Joseph, c, cook Kimball
AtWAYSTRIYET^^^S
JON
_ Smith American Organs
ARB SXJFERIOR rrnr^ at.t. others.^
343
Jones Joseph H., bkkpr Merchants'
Bank, r 104 McDonough
Jones Joseph J., watchman, r 24 Foundry
Jones Joseph T., detective, r 122 Gullatt
Jones Joshua, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Jones Julian, c, porter, r 1 Pulliara
Jones Katie, c, laundress, r 151 Green's
Ferry av
Jones Kate Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jones Lawrence L., elk P. Jones, bds
Kimball '
Jones Lavinia, c, laundress, r 130 Fort
Jones Leonidas R. (H. L. Smith & Son),
r 15 E.Harris
Jones Lewis, c, driver, r 61 Fulton
JOXES LITTLETOX C, claim agt W.
& A. R. R., r 85 Marietta
Jones Lizzie, c, laundress, r 74 S. Butler
Jones Lizzie, c, laundress, r 24 Ga. R. R
Jones Lorenzo F., elk Beck, Greo-o- &
Co., r 67 E. Peters ""
Jones Lucinda, c, nurse, r 218 Ellis
Jones Luella Miss, r 109 W. Baker
Jones L. Gary Mrs., bds Kimball
Jones Margaret, wid T., bds 76 McDon-
ough
Jones Maria, c, laundress, r 30 Thur-
mond
Jones Martha, c, cook, r rear 80 Terry
Jones Martha Miss, r 109 W. Baker
Jones Mary, c, laundress, r 119 Luckie
Jones Mary, wid W. A., r 189 Chapel
Jones Mary, wid Z. R., r 74 Mangum
Jones Mary A. P., wid W. R., bds 11
Werner av
Jones Mattie, c, laundress, r 282 Decatur
Jones MoUie, c, laundress, r rear 148 De-
catur
Jones Moses, c, lab, r 400 Eraser
Jones Nannie Miss, r 63 N. Collins
Jones Nichohis J., c, mer, r 63 Form-
wait
Jones Nicodemus, c, grocer, 311 W. Pe-
ters
Jones Owen W., mnfr, r 127 Magazine
Jones Palmetto, c, laundress, r 37 Tren-
holm
JOXES PAUL, dealer in fine whiskies,
22 E. Alabama, bds Kimball
Jones Philip, wks S. W. Day
Jones P. J., watchman W. & A. R. R
Jones Ransom (Jones & Humphrev). r
86 Wheat
Jones Rebecca, wid O. H., r 67 E. Pe-
ters
*^ones Remus D„ carpenter A-L. Ry, r
50 Glynn
Jones Reps M. (Jones & Northen), r 34
Calhoun
Jones Richard, c, driver Clayton & Webb
JON
Scott
Jones Richard, c, driver J. J. Barnes &
Co
Jones Richard, c, lab, r 173 New Wheat
Jones Richmond, c, lab, r 73 Hilliard
Jones Richmond, c, porter J. Selig, r 207
Foster
Jones Robert, blksmith, r 21 Bell
Jones Robert, c, cook, r 112 Havnes
Jones Robert, c, driver W. S. Bell
Jones Robert, c, porter Dunn, Johnson
Co
Jones Robert A., wki W. & A. R. R., r
24 Foundry
Jones Robert B., manager The Nat. Pub.
Co., 30 S. Broad, bds 35 Grubb
Jones Robert L., elk Mickleberry &
Whitlock, r 65 E. Peters
Jones Robert W., elk Jones Carriao-e
Factory, bds 156 Calhoun °
Jones Russell, wks Sou. Ag. W^ks
Jones Russell H., c, shoemkr, 67 S. For-
syth, r 112 Fort
Jones Sallie, c, domestic, r rear 183 N.
Collins
Jones Sallie, c, laundress, r 17 Eraser
Jones Sallie C, wid J., r 4 South
Jones Sallie S., wid W. N., r 7 Orange
Jones Samuel, c, lab, r228 W. Hunter
Jones Samuel, c, lab, r 155 Markham
Jones Samuel H., contractor, r 09
Peters
Jones Sanders
Kimball
Jones Sa^h, c, cook, r 24 Sugar al
Jones Sa:|?h Miss, r 240 E. Harris
Jones Sa;l;ah, wid W. P., r 179 Davis
Jones S^^^ah S. Mrs., grocer, 309 New
Wheat I
Jones Selina, wid H. T., r 102 Washing-
ton %
Jones Seth, painter M. M. Mauck
Jones Sibey Miss, r 109 W. Baker
Jones Sidney, c, lab, r 3 Davis
Jones Solpmon, c, carpenter, r 303 Fort
Jones Stei)hen, c, lab, r 216 Fort
Jones StQuey, wks Sou Agl Wks
Jones Susan, c, laundress, r 90 Jones
Jones Thomas, lab, r 31 Johnson
Jones Thouiafe, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Jones Totaaiie Miss, r 58 Ellis
Jones Ursula, wid W., r 109 W. Baker
Jones Violet, c, laundress, r 49 Vic-
toria .
Jones Walter, elk, bds 359 N. Collins
Jones Walter, c, lab, r rear 150 Decatur
Jones Waiter, c, lab, r rear 175 New
Wheat ,1
Jones Wa*rner P., elk P. Jones, bds Kim-
ball
Jones Wairen, c^ab, r Gordon, W. E
7
H., contractor,
P., with P. Jones,
W.
bds
TEE LEADING sEvrs mtiM:
If and 13 Whitehall St.
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
Jones Wesley, c, miittressrakr, r rear 136
Crew
, Jones Wesley E. Jr., elk Jones' Carria<re
. Factory, r 156 K". Calhoun
Jones William, c, cook, r 39 Fulton
Jones William, c, lab, r 128 Markham
Jones William, c, lab, r 1 Richmond
Jones William, c, lab, r 11 Jeunings al
Jones William, c, lab, r rear 365 Decatur
Jones William, c, lab, r 80 Hilliard
Jones William, c, driver, r 13 Ira
Jones William, wks W. F. Eeeves
Jones William, slater, bds 66 Loyd
Jones William, c, wks W. E. Hoyle
Jones William A., elk r 96 Crew
T^'l^iSJ^il"'^"^ ^•' ^'^k' r 11 Walker
JONES WILLIAM E., agt, Jones Car-
riage Factory, 235 Marietta, r 156 Cal-
houn. (See page 48.)
Jones William L., detective, r 122 Gul-
latt
Jones William L., c, driver, r 149 Wind-
sor
JONES WILLIATtt 0., agt, livery, feed
and sale stables, 51 Loyd, r 67 E Pe-
ters. (Seep. 47.)
Jones William S. c, student, r 15 Chapel
Jones Wilhs, c, driver, r 230 W. Hunter
Jones Wilson, c, carpenter, r &4 Rich-
ardson
Jones W. Lafayette, watchman, r 122
Gullatt
Jones & Humphrey (R. Jones and P.
Humphrey), butchers, 115 Wheat
Jones and Northen (R. M. Jones and H.
(jr :Northen, Jr.), mdse brokers, 56 E.
Alabama
Jones Charles, lab, r ws Forsyth, 2d s
of Crumley
^^Q^rll^^^???^'?^ ^'^ ^' carrier P. O., r
300 W. Mitchell '
Joplin Milton, c, umbrellamkr, 6 S. Col-
lins, r 300 W. Mitchell
Jordan Alexander, broker, bds Kimball
Jordan Annie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jordan Bridget Miss, r 77 Terry
Jordan Charles, c, driver H. A. Butler
& Son
Jordan Charles W. (Jordan & Wri<riev)
r 8 Walker '^ ^"
Jordan Clara Miss, domestic J .H. James
Jordan Clarence H., elk Kimball House
Jordan Dandy, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jordan Eli, c, lab, r New Wheat,* sw cor
Jordan Eliza, wid Z., r 139 Pulliam '
Jordan Eugene H., printer, r 177 White-
nail
Jordan Felix, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 13 Jones al
JUD
Jordan Frances, c, laundress, r 43 Trei^
holm
Jordan James, c, blksmith, r 80 Gilmer
Jordan James T., trav agt, bds 68 E.
Peters
'^''Jo^-''^/^™^^ ^^'^ ^^^s G^a. P. R. R., r
63o Marietta '
Jordan Jeremiah, c, lab, r 57 Yono-e
Jordan John, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Jordan John, c, wks Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath
Jordan John E., mason, r 10 Walnut
Jordan John M., mason, r 10 Walnut
Jordan John M., with T. A. Frierson, r
ss Crumley, 2d e of Pulliam
Jordan Lee B., elk Smith & Carpenter,
r 34 Powers
Jordan Maria, c, laundress, r rear 18
Johnson
Jordan Martha, c, laundress, r 18 College
Jordan ^lancy, wid A., r 7 Cain
Jordan Nancy, wid C. H., r 100 Chapel
Jordan Ophelia, c, laundress, r 46 N
Broad
Jordan Perrino, elk, r 24 Cedar
'^^'■'Ino ^?^^^ •^•' ^^^Ter, 3^ Whitehall,
r 309 W. Peters '
Jordan Sarah A. Miss, r 262 E. Hunter
Jordan Sarah A. wid J. B., r 262 E.-
Hunter
Jordan William, wks citv, r 229 Martin
'^'^o??;''.^^^'^^'^"'^-' elk H. F. Emery, r
24 Cedar » ^ '
JORDAN & WRIGLEY (C. W. Jordan
and J. A.Wrigley), electrotypers, ste-
reotypers and engravers, 29 S. Broad.
(See p. 43.)
Joseph Anna E., wid A., r ws Calhoun.
Ist n of Baker
Josey Philip, c, painter, r 60 Rawson
"^^^L^S^^"^^ ^' ^^iver D. H. Dougherty,
r 220 Fort ^ '
Josey Samuel B., with W. H. Brother-
ton, r Decatur
'^^A v^f dJ^JJFx,^?^^!^^^ MEDICINE
^1>. SURGERY, M. T. Salter & Co.,
publishers ; Broad, nw cor .Walton
Joy Andrew J., wood worker, r 54 Glynn
Joyce Richmond, c, driver, i- 91 Eraser
Joyner Hansel, butcher, r 210 Luckie
TA^vi^i^'lSPr-US?^^^^"'^^' ^221 Rawson
•^^n^?^S ^^I^THAL R., city marshal,
T^xl^7.^^^"' l^^s National Hotel
JOl>iER, see also JOINER
JUDSON, DUNLOP & CO. (J. C. Jud-
son, H. C. Dunlop and W. H. Hunt),
Commercial, Paper and Printing
JUDSON JOHN C. (Judson, Dunlop &
Co.), r 206 Crew . ^
OUTE is the Best
R
to the North, East & West
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shinp-iAQ^
JUD
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345
Judson John M.y^lk, r 206 Crew
Judson Nannie Miss, elk, r 79 S. Pryor
Judson Sarah, wid S. N., bds 79 S.
Pryor
Judy David, printer, bds 315 S. Pryor
Julian Anna Miss, domestic W. Sheek
Julian Dora, wid P., r 331 Marietta
Julian Ella J., c, seamstress, r 16
Haynes
Justi James W., carpenter, r 19 Bell
Justice John, painter A-L. Ry, r 19
Moore
Justice John B., policeman, r 107 Luckie
Justice Martha, wid J. D., r 7 Cain
Justin Matthew, wks Fulton Mills
KAHX HENRY, salesman, r 267
Whitehall
Kahn Julius, salesman, r 277 White-
hall
Kalt Joseph B., elk, r 76 Marietta
KAMPER CHARLES J., grocer, 70 Mc-
Donough, r 68 McDonough
Kane Bridget Mrs., r 100 Mangum
Kane Frank, silverplater, 50^ S. Broad
Kane John, elk John Keely
Kane Michael J., elk J. Ryan, r 100 Man-
gum
Kane William P.. plater, r 50 J S. Broad
KA^E, see also CAIN
Kanipe Jerome J., painter, r 31 Savan-
nah
^oo VJ^^'^ ^•' grocer, 270 Decatur and
33 Hull
KARR, see also CARR ^
Karsten Emil, nurse, bds 134 McDon-
KEL
KEELY JOHN, dry goods, millinery, no-
tions, boots and shoes, 58, 60, 62 and
64 Whitehall, r 159 S. Pryor
Keenan William C, fireman, bds 190
Marietta
Keene William, c, lab, r 7 State
Keener T. M., elk., r 62^ S. Broad " .
Keese Edeline A., wid W. S., r 177
Whitehall
Keese Edward E., with Clayton & Webb,
bds National
Kehlenbeck Lizzie Miss, domestic J.
Dreyfus ,
Keiley Patrick, civil engineer, r 149
Mangum
Keirsey William, carpenter, r 33 Yonge
Keirsey William T., carpenter, r 33
Yonge I
Keith Anna E., wid J., r Williams, cor
Parker
Keith Charles J., teller J. H. James, bds
Cannon House
Keith Eugene, c, porter, r 178 Fort
KEITH JASPER L., propr Cannon
House, 16^ Marietta
Keith Patrick, c, lab, r 62 Howell
Keith William, c, waiter, r 175 Fort
Kellam Eldridge P., bkkpr, r 153 Nel-
son
Kellam Frank, c, porter J. B. Daniel
Kellam John F., trav agt, r 31 Havden
Kellam Mary F., wid D. S., r 31 Hayden
Kellar Lelia Miss, bds 42 Walton
Kellar Lucy Miss, dressmkr Mrs. C. H.
Foye
Keller Frank, c, lab. r 155 Markham
-^ • t alhoun . Keiley Edward J., cutter J. Lynch, bds
Cannon House
Keiley George R., carpenter Winship &
Bro., bds ns Richardson, 3d e of Form-
wait
Keiley John, saloon, Wall, nw cor Prvor;
r 38 Ellis ^ '
Kelly Benjamin, watchmkr, 54 Decatur,
r 207 Boulevard
Kelly Floyd, engineer A-L. Ry
Kelly Frank W., elk M. Berry
Kelly G. M., student, bds 31 N. Pryor
Kelly James, book agt, bds 39>^ White-
Kelly James,, engineer, r 359 Decatur
Kelly James M„ c, driver E. T. Allen
Kelly Maggie Miss, bds 100 Walton
Kelly Martha, c, laundress, r 257 Rich-
ardson
Kelly Matthew, c, barber, 240 Marietta,
r rear 152 W. Baker
Kelly Michael, lab, r 365 Decatur
ough
KARWISCH HENRY (Steint & Co.), ba-
ker, confectioner, grocer, saloon and
butcher, 84 to 88 Decatur. (See adv.)
?^ mljJ;"- ^•' painter, r 260 Peachtree
KATTENHORN HENRY D. (Kattenhorn
& Vignaux), r 130 Gullatt
KATTENHORN & TIGNAUX (H. D.
Kattenhorn and B. Vignaux), restau-
rant, 4 E. Wall (Seep. 60.)
Kaufman David (Lieberman & Kauf-
man), r 39 Form wait
Kay Margaret, wid W., r 85 Loyd
Kay Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 63 Hum-
phries
Kearney Patrick, watchman, r 8 Pulliam
Keats Lewis, c, lab, r rear 98 Forrest
av
^^^^\e ^aggie, c, laundress, r 5 Pack-
ard's al
Keel William H., conductor, bds 42 W.
Peters
THE MlLBURNiw""'-'*"*'"*^'"°-
ished Wagon in the Market.
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KEL
346
Kelly Pinckiiey, c, lab, r 106 W. Simp-
son
Kelly Richard, c, driver, r rear 250 De-
catur
Kelly Robert, c, porter National Hotel
Kelly Samuel, c, lab, r 24 Solomon
Kelly Thomas, c, wks National Hotel
Kelly, Treadwell & Co. (Kelly Bros., T.
J. and W. E. Treadwell, E. B. Rosser
and T. M. Armistead), cotton factors
loeyth, sw cor Hunter
Kelly AVade, c, waiter, r 24 Solomon
Kelly William A. (Kelly, Treadwell &
Co.), bds 55 S. Forsyth
Kelly Willi- m, trav agt, r 99 W Baker
Kelly Wiilipm L., bkkpr, r 99 W. Baker
Kelly William M., agt, bds 58 Luckie
Kelly Wyatt, c, lab, r 53 Humphries
Kelsey Ellen, c, laundress, r 151 E
Fr.ir
Kelbey Fannie, wid J., r 248 X. Collins
Kelbey Harriet 3Iiss, r 57 Wheat
Kelsey William, elk, r 248 N. Calhoun
Kelso William, carpenter, r 78*^ White-
hall
Kelson Richard, c, lab, r 43 Fort
Keltner Ada Miss, r 24 Williams
Keltner Claude, elk, bds 224 Haynes
Keltner Harriet, wid G. W., r 271 Jones
Keltner Thomas J„ student, bds 271
Jones
KeUner Thomas W., supt, r 224 Haynes
Keltnei- Washington (Keltner & Hollev)
r 67 S. Broad "^ '
Keltner & Holley (W. Keltner and C. W.
Holley), shoemkrs, 36 W. MitcheU
Kelty Sarah, Avid J. 31., r 47 Rock
Kemp Edward, c, wks W. E. Hoyle
Kemp Henry, c, lab, r 83 Connally
Kemp Henry, j^ainter W. S. Bell
Kemp James, c, lab, r 192 Formwalt
Kemp Katie, c, laundress, r 31 Bradley
Kempner Adolph, elk, r 96J Whitehall
Kempner M. Mrs., boarding, 96 J White-
hall
Kemps Mary, c, laundress, r 2 Walton pi
Kendall Edward, c, fireman A-L. Ry, r
4 Wallace
Keadall Shadrach, c, lab, r 73 Gullatt
Kendall Thomas R. Rev., pastor Trinitv
Ch., r 10 W. Peters
Kendrick Allison X., driver J. N. Morris
& Sons, r 162 Foundry
Kendrick Augustus, c, janitor, r 153
Ho' ston
Kendrick David C, engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 194 Mangum
Kendrick Henry, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks, r State, cor 4th
Kendrick Ida E. Misb, r 36 Cone
KEN
Kendrick John F., carpenter, r lOOV^
Whitehall ^^
Kendrick Louisa A., wid D. P., r 162 W
Foundry
Kendrick Sallie E. Miss, r 36 Cone
Kendrick Vincent, c, lab, r State, cor 4th
Kendrick Washington, c, lab, r 173 Irwin
Kendrick W. J., storekpr Markham
House
Kennebrew Eliza, c, cook, r Belhvood
Kennebrew Mary, c, nurse, r 7 Rasp-
berry
Kennebrew Simon, c, lab, 'r 55 Victoria
Kennedy Ann, wid J., r 23 W. Foundry
Kennedy Ella, wid W. A., r 49 Leonard
Kennedy Emily Mrs., f 119 Davis
Kennedy F. A., wks Ga. R. R., -
Kennedy George W., r 167 Decatur
Kennedy Harriet, c, laundress, r 28 Phil-
lips i-ow
Kennedy James F., machinist, r 150
D: vis
Kennedy James W., physician, r 257
W-*shin^n
Kennedy Jane Mrs., dressmkr, r 126 Mc-
Donough
Kennedy John G., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r 23 W. Foundry <
Kennedy John R., mason, r 256 Decatur
Kennedy Martin, with Miss M. Kennedy,
rl3Pulliam ^'
Kennedy Mary Miss, milliner, 49 White-
hall, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 75
Martin
Kennedy Mollie Mad., r 15 S. Calhoun
Kennedy Ralph L., carpenter, r5 Bailey
Kennedy Ralph W., elk, r 257 Washin<r-
ton °
Kennedy Robert, carpenter, r 175 W.
Fpir
Kennedy Samuel B. (Ristine, May &
Co.), r Montgomery, Ala
Kennedy Sarah Miss, domestic Mrs. W.
B. Orr t^
Kennedy Simon, lab, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy Simon, pedler, r 1^ Magazine
Kennedy Tessie Mrs., dressmkr, r 89%
Whitehall •
Kennedy Thomas, c, wks Jack & Mc-
Clellan
Kennedy Thomas H., bkkpr, r 18 Pow-
ers
Kennedy William A., shoemkr, 256 De-
catur
Kenner Thomas M., elk, bds 60>^ S.
Broad
Kenner, Tibbs & Eakin (W. H. Kenner,
W. H. Tibbs and G. N. Eakin), pro-
duce com mcrs, 31 W. Mitchell
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^flT^^
MARE BERRY ^^eather and findings.
KEN
347
PEACHTREE ST.
KIM
Kenner William II. (Kenner, Tibbs &
Eakin), r 141 Mangum
Kennesaw Mills Co., J. H. Ketner, agt;
flour, 26 E. Alabama
Kenney Frank M. (Dunn, Johnson &
Co.), r 67 Stonewall
Kenney L., bds 12J W. Mitchell
Kennon Aldus X., with Sunny South, r
186 Haynes
Kenny Edward P. (Clemmons &
Kenny), r 50 E. Hunter
Kenny Elizabeth Miss, boarding, 50 E.
Hunter
Kenny George, elk H. Wolfe, bds 16
Mitchell
Kenny Henry, c, porter C. Bro\^Ti
Kenny James P., barkpr O. C. Carroll, r
98 Decatur
KENXY PATRICK J., saloon, 7 E.
Alabama, 14 and 16 Marie tta^nd Kim-
ball Bar and Billiard Roi^, r 242
Wpi^hington. (See p. 51.)
Kenny Peter, c, lab, r 196 Formwalt
Kenny Raphael, watchman U. S. Cus-
tom House, r es Martin, 3d s of Bass
Kenny Theresa, wid M. E., r 159 Haynes
Kenny Thomas, c, lab, r 192 Formwalt
Kent Alexander, c, valet Hon. A. H.
Stephens
Kent Alexander H., fertilizers, 69>^ E.
Alabama \
Kent Evarts Rev., pastor 1st CongCh., r
109 Houston
Kent Howell, c, farmer, r 130 N. Butler
Kent Louis, mattressmkr P. H. Snook
KEOWN JAMES T., mattressmkr, 311
Decatur, r 318 Decatur
Kernigan Henry, c, r 27 Wallace
Keruodle Columbus C, asst baggage
master Union Depot, r 174 Crew
Kernodle James S., elk J. C. P. Johnson,
r country
Kerr Charity, c, laundress, r 5 Robbins
Kerr Isaac, elk W. A. Shannon, r W. E
Kershaw John, machinist, r 97 E. Hun-
ter
Kershaw John Jr., machinist, r"97 E.
Hunter
Kershaw William, machinist, r 150 E.
Hunter
Kershaw William C, machinist, r 97 E
Hunter
Kerstan Augustus F. F. Rev., pastor
German Lutheran Church and physi-
cian, lOSRawson
Kerstan Emma Miss, r 108 Rawson
Ketchum Julia Miss, r 416 Whitehall
Ketchum Mary Miss, bds 79 S. Pryor
^^ijhum Sarah E., wid R. C, r 416
Whitehall
Ketner John H., agt Kennesavv' Mills Co.,
26 E. Alabama, r 203 McDonough
Key Allen, drayman, r rear ws Williams
5th nof Cox
Key Anderson, c, lab, r Valentine
-Key Daniel, c, driver, r 49 Jones
Key p. Murray, elk, bds 79 Lovd . ,
Key Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 'l9 Wil-
liams
Key Sophronia, c, laundress, r rear 59
Walker . •
Kibbee Charles, student, bds 46 E. Hun-
ter
Kicklighter Charles J., fish and ffame
104 Whitehall, r W. E '
Kicklighter' Frederick T., elk Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 23 Larkin
Kicklighter Mary A., wid F., r 128 W.
Fair
Kicklighter Spencer C, with Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 308 W. Peachtree
Kicklighter Thomas, elk C. J. Kickligh-
ter, r W. E. ^
Kidd Cecelia, wil G,, r 43 E. Peters
Kiddoo Amanda C, wid J. J., r 22 W.
Fair
Kidwell George H., wks Atla Bridge
Wks, r 41 Jones av
Kierlow Joseph H., harnessmkr, r 96
Bush
Kierksey William, engineer Ga. R. R., r
8S. Butler
Kilby Edgar M., elk, r 133 Spring
KilbyFrank W., clkW. &. A. R. R., r
51 W. Cain '
Kilby Peyton P., trav agt, r 51 W.
Cain
Kilby ITiomas E., elk, r 133 Spring
Kile Benjamin, c\ lab, r 140 Ellis
Kile Henry, c, biksmth,, 379 W. Peters
Kile James, lab, r rear 9 Roach
Kile Thomas, r 43 Howell
Kile Thrasher, elk, r 12 Leonard
Kile William C., saloon, 377 W. Peters, r
12 Leonard
Kiley John, wks Beatie & Hoppie, r 247
E. Fair
Killipn Abraham, tinner, bds 7 Rock
Killian Dolph A., wks W. K. Booth, r 158
W. Hulsey
Killian James R., elk D. H. Dougherty
Kilpatrick William A., r 483 Marietta
Kimball Anna, c, cook, r 139 W. Peters
Kimball Arthur S., biksmth, r 39 W.
Peters
Kimball Charles, painter M. M. Mauck
Kimball Fannie H., wid F. A., r 15 E.
Harris
KIMBALL HOUSE BILLIARD ROOM,
P. J. Kenny, propr
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prioaik
II and 13 Whitehall Street.
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REAL ESTATE
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kimbIll^ouse;
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orejei-:!r description, Oitv
and Ooixntry, for sale by
T. ^. Frier son, lO Wall St
, Scoville & Terry,
proprs ; Pryor, bet Wall and Decatur
ki:n^
SCOVILLE & TERRY, Proprietors
H. I. KIMBALL HOUSE,
The First Class Hotel, ATLANTA, QA.
ALSO, THE
ARLINGTON & WrORYELL,
LYKCHBUEQ, VIE(JINIA.
SCOVH.I.E BROS., Proprietors
BUFORD HOUSE, Charlotte, N. C.
L. W. SCOVILLB.
J. W. CULPEPPKB.
SCOVILLE & OULPEPPEE,
PR0PEIET0R8 THE CELEBRATED
&
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' mjOR,IIDA..
These Springs are directly connected with the
?Yh?^'nf^'^^'i^®- ^. ^ ^Railway), with depS?
Ui.lr i?«^^- ^"^^^^ on the famed SuwaSee
£!!«'? Suwanee county, Florida -midway be-
tween Jacksonville and Thomasville. These
Springs are deservedly celebrated for the cure of
Rheumatism. Gout and all Blood Diseases. Mos
quitoes do not approach the Springs, and this Re-
sort is open botii Winter and^^Summer. Parties
leaving Jacksonville and the Upper St. Johns in the
fln^n/i rriA Wi^ w>*v« .».«■ —a u
Winter, spend the Summer at Suwanee.
KDiBALL JOHN C, coal, wood, lime
and cement, 11 E. Alabama and rear
72 Marietta, r 33 Kimball. (See front
cover.) ,
Kimball J. Walter, elk Atila Cot Fcty,
bds 100 Walton ^'
Kimball Martha, c, laundress, r 280 New
nheat
Kimball Perry, c, lab, r 10 Martin al
Kimbrell William M., elk J. Keely, r
Stone Mountain
Kimbro Emily, wid W., r Bell wood
Kimbro John W, r 24 Luckie
Kimbro Maggie Miss, r 47 N". Collins
Kimbro Miranda, wid W., r 24 Luckie
Kimbro Perry, c, wks 5 Decatur
Kimbro Kiley P. S., r 9 Houston
Kimbro William T., barkpr, r 46 ]S'. Col-
lins
Kincannon Samuel F., elk, r 23 Scott
Kmchen Thomas, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
& Co
Kindell Shadrach, c, porter Estey Or^an
Co., r 73 Gullatt ^
Kinder Jane, c, laundress, r 186 Hilliard
C^ir ^* ^^^"^^^^^ <^ King),^r 184
Kin^ Alex. C. (VanEpps, Calhoun &
King), r 127 Ivy
King Alice Miss, r 75 Luckie
King Amos, c, lab, r 58 Hajmes
King Andrew, c, wks Atla Com & W
Co
King Barrington J., with Davenport,
Johnson & Co., r 79 Pulliara
King Beniah S., farmer, r 7 Chapel
King Charles, c, r rear 93 E. Harris
Kmg Charles L., carpenter Oliver
Carey, r rear 4 Henry, W. E
King Columbus, c, brickmason, r
Humphries
King C. Oliver, with A. P. Tripod
King Daniel, c, driver, r 64 Humphries
King Daniel, c, lab, r Pine, cor Orme
King Delia, c, laundress, r >2 Magazine
King Edward P., elk Ry. M. S., r 49 E.
Cam
King Edwin P., wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
King Emanuel, c, ehoemkr, r 105 Larkin
King Fannie, wid A. L., r 157 N. Cal-
houn
King Fannie, c, laundress, r 91 W. Foun-
dry
^^^q^Ct^IP ^^-^ drug^^^t, 58 Decatur,
r 33 Ji. Pryor
King George E. (Geo. E. King & Co.),
r49Peachtree
KING GEO. E. & CO. (G. E. King and
fe. i^. Beckham), wiiol and ret hard-
ware, 49 Peachtree. (See ends & p. 49.)
King Henderson J., c, bricklayer, r Smith
nw cor Glenn
King Henry, baker J. D. Brady & Bro
King Henry, c, painter, r 214 Foster
King Irving, carpenter, t 78 Yonge
King Jackson, mason, r 22 Thompson
King James, c, mason, r 105 Valentine
Km^ James Roswell, supt Fulton Cot
hpinning Co., r A Factory Grounds
King Jeremiah, c, lab., r 210 W. Hunter
King John, c, driver, r rear 82 Forrest av
King John G., ins agt, 24i^ S. Broad, r
127 Ivy *
King John H., engineer, r Bellwood
i'^ v^^'in^o' ^^ ^P^* ^' T., V. & Ga. R.
R., bds 79 S. Pryor
King Joseph, c, lab, r 23 Crumley
^"Jg Joseph L., with I. S. Boyd, r 157
N. Calhoun
King Lewis, c, wks Hutchins & Hem-
don
THElESTSDUTE^^gSS
W. J. WILLINCHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
KIN
349
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Margaret,
c, cook, r rear 93 E.
King
Harris
King Mary Mrs., r 19 Ella
King Mattie Miss, with Sunny South
King Oliver, trav agt, r 72 E. Fair
King Oliver H., elk, bds 79 Pulliam
King Oscar, machinist, r 20 Bailey
King Porter (Jackson & King), bds Kim-
ball
King Preston, c, porter, r 22 Clifford
King Robert K., withRistine, May & Co
KingRufu»M., c, lab, r 23 Crumley
King R. D., brakeman W. & A. R. R., r
Calhoun
King Susan F., wid J. T., r 20 Bailey
King Tally R., c, carpenter, r 9 Rollins
King Thomas, hackman, r 141 Smith
King Thomas S., route agt Ry M . S., r
141 Smith
King T. Oliver, jeweler F. J. Stilson, r
13 Smith
King William, elk S. M. Inman & Co., r
Harris, cor Spring
King William, physician, r 31 W. Harris
King William, Jr., ins elk Comptroller
General, r 31 W. Harris
King William, c, driver, r rear 35 Crew
King William A., driver, r 75 N. But-
ler
King William G., bkkpr Clayton &
Webb, r ns Gordon, 3d w of Peeples,
W. E
King Willie Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
King Willis A., sanitary officer, r 7
Chapel
Kingsbery Charles S. (Edwin Bates &
Co.), r 288 Peachtree
Kingsbery Edwin, with Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 100 Jackson
Kingsbery Joseph (Moore, Marsh &
Co.), r 301 Peachtree
Kingsbery Sarah, wid C, bds 267 E.
Fair
Kinley Neptune, c, lab, r rear 150 De-
catur
Kinnebrew C. D., with Patapsco Guano
Co., bds Kimball
Kinyon Anderson, c, driver, r rear 241
N.Collins
Kinyon William, foreman W. <fc A. R.
R., r 210 Haynes
Kinyon William J., wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 210 Haynes
Kirbee Lewis G., elk, r n}4 Broad
Kirbee Sarah Miss, bds 41 Luckie
Kirbee Sarah, wid W., r 11^ S. Broad
Kirby Augustus H., elk, bds 89 E.
Mitchell
Kirby Charles M., mason, bds 204
Haynes
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Kirby Edwin E., bkkpr, bds 89 E.
Mitchell
Kirby Fannie Mrs., boarding, 8 Wheat '
Kirby Francis A., lawyer, r 8 Wheat •
Kirby Henry, c, lab, r 55 Foster
Kircuss Patrick N., watchman, r 35
Henry
Kirk Mary C, wid C. E., r 141 W.
Mitchell
Kirk Sarah, wid T. E., r 10 Factory
Grounds . I "^
Kirk Thomas, elk, r 177 Alexander f
Kirk William, wks Fulton MiUs
Kirkham Arthur A., upholsterer Lathroo
& White i
Kirkham George, elk Lathrop & White
Kirkhofer Conrad, bkkpr Fulton Mills
^^QQ^i^wt/;,?/' ^^«"'^^ A-L.Ry,bd8
39 J \V hitehall
Kirkland Lou, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Kirkpatrick Boston, c, lab, r es Bradley
3d s of Irwin "^ *
Kirkpatrick Hulda A., wid W. N., r 143
Jones I
Kirk-patrick John, c, wks Lynch & Lea
Kirkpatrick John C. (T. M. Clarke &
Co.), r 54 W. Baker
Kirkpatrick Robert L., foreman Miller &
Brady
Kirkpatrick Wallace M., elk, r 54 W. Ba-
ker
Kirksey Frank, c, driver, r rear 20 N.
Butler
Kirksey George, engineer, bds 77 Deca-
tur
Kiser C. H., wid J. F., r 267 Peachtree
Kiser John B., mer, r 378 S. Pryor
Kiser Marion C. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser &
Co.), r 265 Peachtree
Kiser Matthew, elk, bds 114 Marietta
KISER M. C. & J. F. & CO. (M. C.
?,^^^'S- '^- ^' ^^««^' ^^' S- Everett,
W. E. Ragan, W. F. Peck and C. F.-
Malone), whol dry goods, notions,
boots and shoes, Pryor, ne cor Wall
Kiser Sarah A., wid M. P., r 378 S.
Pryor
Kitchen Abe, c, waiter Markham House
Kitchen Thomas, wks Sou As, Wks r
654 Marietta '
Kitchen William W., fireman A-L. Ry
Kite Isaac N. (Kite & Mauck.), r 111
RaWson
Kite & Mauck (L N. Kite and B. L.
Mauck), grocers, 236 Decatur '
Klaitz William, bkkpr Elgas, May & Co.
r90Formwalt '
Klasset Andrew, grocer, 98 Nelson
Klasset Andrew, machinist, r 177 Davis
Klasset Charles, upholgterer. r 12 Bailey
U I ATWATPR ^^^^'^ ^^* Milbura Wagon Co.;
lit L.I n I f Irt I Lll FOR PRICES TO THE TRADE.
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01 miiis
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]B| Prompt delivery and Full Weight gnarmteed.
*°^' CORDON & WHITE.
I
350
/klasset Frederick W., with Heinz &
Berkele, r 1 Walker
Klasset John T., elk, r 100 Xelson
Kleinert Maria, w id G., r32 W. Broth-
eiton
Kletz William, bkkpr, r 19 Formwalt
KLOGELSMITH JOSEPH M., with
Eclipse ^Yind Engine Co., r 220 Cox
KNAPP ED., manager Hull Vapor Stove
Co., 27 S. Broad, r 70 Ivy
KNAPP REGINALD H., real estate agt,
8 E. Alabama, r404 Washington. (See
covers.)
Kney Fannie Miss, r Sl}4 S. Broad
Knie Herman C, wks L. H. Hall & Co.,
r 3 Newton
Knight Charles H., weaver, r 131 Ma-
rietta
Knight Clara C. Mrs., teacher Fair St
School, r 252 E. Hunter
Knight Jesse, c, butcher, r 37 Ella
Knight John L., elk, r 149 S. Forsvth
Knight Joseph, blksmth, r 259 Walton
Knight J. N., wks E. VanWinkle & Co
Knight Julia Mr^., bds Kimball
Knight Maggie Miss, w^ks Atla Cot Fcty
Knight Mary, c, laundress, r rear 142
Decatur
Knight Susan, wid F. K., r 3 Cain
Knights of Temperance, 9 W. Mitchell
Knock Mary, c, cook, r 52 Johnson
Knott Benjamin F., wks A-L. Ry., r &4
S. Butler
Knott James, tinner A. P. Stewart & Co
Knott James J., physician. 9 W. Wall
Knott James M., lab, r 88 S. Butler
Knott John W., wks W. & A. R. R., r
80 S. Butler
Knott Joshua, c, porter J. Lagomarsino
Knott Walker, c, drayman, r 189 Clarke
Knott William L., trav agt, r 26 Wheat
Knowles Clarence K., adjuster, bds Kim-
ball
Knowlep George W., shoemkr, r 17
Haynes
Knox Albert G., elk, r 35 PuUiam
Knox Howard, c, wks Kimball >
Knox Inman H., elk, r 13 Washington
Knox James C, cashier Gat€ City Pro
and Cot Ex., bds Kimball
Knox John S., fertilizers, 7 W. Alabama
Knox Robert, real estate, r 71 W. Mitch-
ell
Knox Walter, c, lab, r 90 Larkin
Koch Frederick (Koch & Bro.), r country
Koch William (Koch & Bro.), r 34 Mari-
etta
KYL
wks Atla Bridge Wks "
agt Pullman Sou
Koch & Bro. (Wm. and Fred Koch),
bu tellers, 34 Marietta
Kwlmm_AJfred,jwi^ Rittler
BYTHE KENNESAW ROUTE.
GO WEST
Koll H.
KONTZ ANTON L., ^,
Car Co., r 7G Marietta
Kontz Ernest, student, bds 76 Marietta
KORTRECHT P. JONES, with WEATH-
ERBE'S DUPLEX DIRECTORIES,
bds 39 N. Pryor '
Koucher Alfred, fireman W. & A. R. R
r 49 Thurmond *'
Kran er James, elk M. Rich & Bro
Kramer William F., carpenter, r 251
Foster
Kreis Fannie, wid G. W., r 312 Rawson
Kreis Jacob, butcher, 113 Whitehall, r
w. ii
Kreis Jacob, dyer, 7 W. Peters
Kreisle Alexander (Steinheimer &
Kreisle), bds 267 ^Vhitehall
Kretchman Joseph, harnessmkr, r 99 Old
Wheat
KRIES AUGUSTUS W., bill poster, 37*
Marietta, bds National Hotel. (See d
60.) ^
Kreis Michael, butcher, r 112 Rawson
Krittle Joseph, c, wks Ballard & Co.,
Krog Frederick, engineer, r 368 Decatur
Krouse Harry (Ives & Krouse), r 9
Wheat '
Kruger Edward H., music teacher, 150
Loyd
Krutch Charles C, retoucher C. W.
Motes, bds Ivy, cor Wheat
Krute Charles, sawmkr, bds 44 Mills
Krute Mary Miss, bookbinder, bds 44
Mills
Krute Roander Mrs., seamstress, r 44
Mills ' .
Kuceht Gottlieb, wks Fulton Mills
Kuhn Anthony J., supt Atla City Brew-
ing Co., r 34 Ellis
Kuhn Lena, wid H., r 161 W. Mitchell
Kuhns Julius H. (J. H. & W. T. Kuhns),
r 334 Luckie
KUHNS J. H. & W. T. (Julius H. and
Willie T. Kuhns), photographers, 33>^
Whitehall. (See covers.)
Kuhns Willie T. (J. H. & W. T. Kuhns),
r Edgewood
Kuhrt Henry G. (Beermann & Kuhrt),
prest Atla City Brewing Co., r 209
AVhitehall
Kuhrt Henry G., Jr., student, r 209
Whitehall
Kutfechan Rudolph, stonecutter, r 54 E.
Harris
Kutz Henrietta, wid S., r 234 Whitehall
Kutz Max (Regenstein & Kutz), r
Cooper, 1st e of Whitehall
Kyle Richard, c, waiter National Hotel,
r 16 Ga. R. R '
Odck Time — Sure Connections!
For Church and Home Use, BDlf W SMITH ilM[filCSII OBGIIN,
LAC
351
LACKEY JAMES M., butcher, 128
Marietta, r 269 Marietta
Lackey Thomas, c, butcher S. H. Patillo,
r Little, cor Eraser
Lacy Cornelius, c, lab, r rear 96 Crew
Lacy Edward, c, barber, r 174 S. Forsyth
, Lacy John, c, lab, r rear 139 E. Cain
Lpcy Randolph, elk J. L. Griffin
Lacy William, c, driver, r 7 Fain al
Ladam Martha, c, laundress, r rear 106
Decatur
LADD ALONZO C, lime, cement, etc.,
16 S. Forsyth, r 280 W. Peachtree
LADD DANIEL B., manager L. E. Ladd
r 92 Wheat
LADD L. E., coal, wood, lime and lio-ht-
ning rods, 45 N. Pryor, r 92 Wheat
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society, For-
syth, nw cor Garnett
LaFontaine Edward L., painter A-L
Ry, bds 23 Yonge
LaFontaine James M., contractor, bds
160 Haynes
LaFontaine John A., machinist W. &
A. R. R., r Lowe, se cor Spencer
LAGOMARSINO JOHN, fruits and con-
fectioner, 4 Whitehall and 19 Peach-
tree, r 47 Church. (See p. 64.)
LaHATT JULIUS H.„ gum elastic
mnieral paint and butcher, 73J Peach-
tree, r 30 W. Garnett. (See adv.)
LaHatte Elizabeth J., wid C. H., r 30
W. Garnett
LaHatte Macon T., printer Judson, Dun-
lop & Co., r 30 W. Garnett
LaHatte Minnie Miss, r 30 W. Garnett
LaiPTiiez Peter C, elk, r 168 Thoup^on
Laird Annie Miss, r 185 Fillmore
Laird Anthony, paper hanger Lathrop &
White
•^^^'i^--^J,l?-' baggage master A-L. Ry,
r 18o Fillmore
^'^'^£w^5''^-' ^^^^^^r J. M. Holbrook,
r 601^ S. Broad
Laird John W., mer, r 185 Fillmore
Laird J. G., elk D. H. Dougherty
Laird Lewis J. (McGarity & Laird), r57
" raser
Laird Minnie L. Miss, r 290 Decatur
Laird Richard W„ carpenter, r 30 Jones
av
LAIRD WILLIAM, grocer, 197 White-
hall, r 203 Rawson
Laird Winfield D., carpenter, r 290 De-
catur
Lake Francis E., bds National Hotel
Lake Lauia Mrs., elk E. Cahn
Lamar Adolphus, c, lab, r 307 Eraser
Lamar Cato, c, lab, r 35 Richardson
i^amar Cornelius, c, waiter Markham
LAM
Lamar George W. Rev., c, r 52 Gate City
Lamar Henry J. (Lamar, Rankin & Ea-
rn fr), r Macon, Ga
Lamar Henry J. Jr (Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar), r Macon, Ga
Lamar Isaiah, c, lab, r 19 Richmond
Lamar James, c, lab, r 145 Markham
Lamar James, c, lab, r 10 Lowes al
Lamar John, c, butler, r rear ws Gordon
2d sof Peeples, W. E
y mar Mamie Miss, bds 50 Line
Lamar Ma/y, c, laundress, r 103 Larkin
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR (J. W.
Rankin, H. J. and H. J. Lamar Jr)
drugs, medicines, seeds, paints, oils and
chemicals 20 and 22 Decatur
Lr.mar Richard, c, slater, r 35 W. Peters
La^aar Samuel, c, lab, r 19 Richmond
Lama.- Samuel, c, shoemkr, r rear 86 E.
Cain
Lamar Shadrach, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
& Co
^^Tw E^^^*' ^' ^"^^^^ ^* ^' ^^'^x^mhead,
praar William, c, porter, r 25 Reed
Lamar Wibcman, c, carpenter, r 25 Reed
T A^^diSp^' gi'o^^er, 604 Marietta
LAMBERT ALPHONSE, seeds and floral
Oesijns, 86 Peachtree, and nursery E
* air, s of Oakland Cemetery. (See p.
40.)
Lara%ert Ann C, wid W. G., r 100
Chapel
Lambert Catherine Jtffs., grocer, 363 W
Peters ° . '
H??^?''^;.^*^ manager Tlie Singer
Mufg Co., bds Markham ^
Lambert Jennie, c, seamstress, 33 Xew-
ton . • j
Lambert Joseph, florist,^ r E. Fair, s of
cemetery
Lambert Mary, wid P. K., r 17 Rich-
mond
Lambert Robert, c, w^ks Kelly, Tread-
well & Co., r Ira
Lambert Samuel, lab, r Bellwood
^1°?^^^ r^^^ ^•' ^^^^^t A. Lambert,
bds E. Fair, s of Oakland Cemeterv
Libert WUliam, fireman, bds 145 G a.
R. R
H???!^^.. ^,?*^^' candymkr, bds 39>^
Whitehall ^^
Lamphier William M., elk, bds 346
Whitehall
Lampkin Richard, c, fireman A-L. Ry
Lampkin Robert, c, baker H. Karmsch
Lampkin William W., elk, bds 9 Hous-
ton
Lamson L. B., P. O. inspector, bds Kun-
ball House
. \
M^kes Best »UIBT to order- -6 for $9.'
Perfect fit gmaranteed*
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
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T. A. FRIERSON
LAX • . /352
Resil Estate & Renting Agent,
10 Wall St, in Kimball Eouse.
LAT
Langston
William J., engineer Union
Lancaster Levinah, wid H., r 40 Henry
Land Candis, wid J., r 58 Martin I Depot, r 271 X. Collins
Land M. Mrs., seamstress, r 76 Rhodes LANftSTOTV ^ rpix^ir /t« t t
Land Milton W., foreman' a^t^. CmT^ « *?? rXL* V?^^,? ^I;h Langston,
Land Milton W., foreman Gate City P.
M. & L. Co., bds National Hotel /
Landauer Sigmimd, vice pres Sou. Aff.
Wks, r 42 Walton ^
Landen Charles, eabinetmkr, r 284 W.
Peters
Landen Javis W., brakeman, r 18 N.
Butler
Landen William P., carbldr, r 284 W.
Peters
Landers Collins, lab, r 15 Cleans
Landers J. H., fireman W. & A. R. R
Landers Louisa, wid B., r 22 W. &. A
R. R
Landers Lucy Miss, r 22 W. & A. R. R '
Landers Lucy, wid T., r 78 Terry
Landres William, lab, r 78 Terry
Landers William, c, shoemkr, r 10 State
Landman G. J., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Landrum Birdie Miss, r 249 Foster
Landrum E. L., elk, r 31 X. Forsyth
Landrum Henry, c, driver, r 61 Valen-
tine
Landrum John X., grocer, 298 Peachtree,
r 41 Church
Landrum Simeon H., constable, blU
Peachtree, r 75 W. Harris
Landrum Sylvanus P., brakeman W. &
A. R. R., r 190 W. Baker
Landrum Tate, c, wks Kimball
Landrum Thomas, bds 158 Luckie
Landrum Walter, c, lab, r 23 Trenholm
Landrum Weaker H., c, grocer, Tattnall,
ne cor Markham, r 17 Hiffh
B.E.Crane, G. W. Williams, G. I
Jones and S. F. W^oodson , whol oro-
cers, cotton factors and fertilizer dealers
oO and 52 E. Alabama. (See p. 51 )
^ w^'^.'i' ^^i"iam A., printer, bds 12%
W. Mitchell ^
Lanier Benjamin F., conductor, r 52
Ihurmond
Lanier B. H., P. O. inspector, bds Kim-
ball
Lanier F., c, wiper W. & A. R. R
Lanier James B., wks L. H. Hall & Co.
r Bell wood '
Lanier J. H., driver Gate City Ry
Lanier Louis, collector, r 12 Orme
Lanier Louis R., machinist, r 4 Spencer
Lanier Lucy J., wid W. B., r 173 Peach-
tree
Lanier William W., carpenter, r 129
Chapel
Lanneau Basil M., conductor, r 173
Crew
Lanneau Elisa Miss, bds 52 McDon-
ough
Lanneau Lula J. Miss, teacher, bds 52
McDonough
Lansdell Julian B., student, r 29 Cooper
Lansdell, Julia V. Miss, r 29 Cooper
Lansdell William A., elk G. W. Del-
bridge & Co., r 29 Cooper
Lapping Elizabeth G., wid A., r 369 X.
Calhoun
Larendon Walter S., civil engineer, bds
170 E. Hunter
. ,, ^, ^xxj^u , i^iyj ji^. Hunter
Lane George, c, porter I. M. Watson Lark Frank c lab rlSSFlli«
^^l'^^^}i-\^'%^y^ 2«0 Fraser_ _ Larkin Stewart t barber^ r 145 Wheat
LARSSON MARIE MLLE., fashionaWe
dress and cloak mkr, 39>^ Peachtree
Lasseter Belzora, wid E., r 42 Yonge
Lasseter Charles, elk Hopkins & Glenn
Lasseter Georgia, wid W., r 26 X. Cal-
houn
Lasseter Jack, elk, r 61 W. Harris
Lasseter Lucius, c, lab, r 12 Haygood al
Lasseter Shadrach, c, wks A-L. Ry. r
10 Haygood al
Lasseter William, c, plasterer, r 232
Jones
Laster Clifford, c, barber, r 69 S. Broad
Laster Ella, c, laundress, r 55 Chattahoo-
chee
Laster Julius, c, porter, r 96>^ S. Broad
Latham Adam, c, shoemkr, 32 E. Ala-
bama, grocer, 126 Ellis
Latham Ector B., student, r 389 White-
hall
LattiamJElizabeth, wid G., r 14 Chapel
uuTiS is the Best
the North. East & West
Lang Francis M., dairyman, r 93 Pul-
liam
Lang Morris, shoemkr, 93 E. Hunter
Langford George, c, wks Miller & Brady
Langford John H., with O. A. M. Gay,
bds Kimball ^'
Langford Sallie, c, laundress, r 11 Kirk
Langford William Y., janitor Court
House, r 163 -Fillmore
Langley Adeline, wid J., bds Exposition
Hotel
Langley John B., constable, 16^^ White-
hall, r 117 Pulliam ^
Langston David B., with Langton &
Crane, bds 195 Peachtree
Langston Elijah W., carpenter, r 29Mer-
ritt's av
Langston Jesse B.,watchman, bds 54 W.
Foundry
Langston Thomas L. (Langston & Crane)
r 195 Peachtree , ^atxiiuii ji.i,zj
THE KEHHESAW RS
WILLIRGHAffl
LAT
Latham Fronia, wid A. B., r 389 White-
hall
Latham James M., livery, sale and board-
ing stable, 24 W. Alabama, r 53>^ S.
Broad
Latham Jesse, lab, r 14 Chapel
Latham Lester H., patternmkr, r Expo-
sition Hotel
Latham Xita Miss, r 389 Whitehall
Lathrop Edward S. (Lathrop & White)
r Decatur, Ga
Lathrop Mary E., wid C, r 200 Crew
LATHROP & WHITE (E. S. Latlrop
and J. T. White), carpets, oil cloths
and wall paper, 46 and 50 Marietta
Latimer Alfred, c, wks F. E. Block
Latimer Elijah, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
r 114 Mangum '
Latimer George T., carpenter, r 72 Bou-
levard
Latimer Henry, c, hostler Sou Exp Co
Latimer James, c, wks E. W.Brooks &
Co., r Edge wood
Latimer S., elk Sou Exp Co
Lattimore Albert, c, lab, r 23 Pettis
Lattimore Alfred, c, lab, r 43 Terry
Lattimore Hattie, c, teacher Houston St
School
Lattimore H. E., painter Atlanta Wagon
and Timber Co., r Decatur, Ga
Lattimore John, c, lab, r 46 W. & A.
-K, XV
Lattimore Lewis c, lab, r ws Fortune,
5th s of Holland
Lattimore X^elson, c, painter, r«7 Rich-
mond
Lattimore Xelson, c, (Wilkinson, Latti-
more & Co.), r ws Fortune, 5th s of
Holland
Laughton Isaac, c, lab, r 64 James
Lavier James, c, lab, r 45 Gate City
"^elG^lm'ef'^ ^- ^Hughes & Law), r
Law John, c, cook P. J. Kenny
Law Mack, c, barber, 3 Ivy
Pete7s'"'*"^' c, lab, r rear 220 W.
^EUrri^ ^'^^^''* ^'^ "^^^^ '' ^^^ ^•
Lawless Edith, wid G. W., r 18 Emma
T «r^'' S^""""^^ ^•' clJ^^ r 18 Emma
Lawless Henry, lab, r 18 Emm.
353
96 W. MitcheU, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
LEA
Lawrence James B., elk, r 87 X. Cal-
houn
Lawrence John DeT. (Canfield & Law-
rence), r 87 X. Calhoun
L^Tence John M., engraver, r 25 X.
Forsyth
^ Whiteh if^^^"^' engineer, bds 116>^
Lawience J. P., wks A-L. Ry
Lawrence Xathan, c, lab, r rear 169 X
Ivy
Lawrence Proctor B.,x}lk,r 87 X. Cal-
houn
Lawrence Samuel, elk, r 87 X. Calhoun
Lawrence Thomas, boarding, 41 W
Mitchell
LajTence Thomas, elk M. E. Maher, r
Mitchell, nw cor Forsyth
LAWSHE ER, optician and jeweler, 47
T ^^l^ehall, r 150 Peachtree. (See adv.)
Lawshe George P., baker, r 220 W. Fair-
La wshe James, driver, r 77 Green's Fer-
ry av
Lawshe John Z., student, bds 150 Peach-
tree
Lawshe Robert, printer, r 220 W. Fair
Lawshe William C, r 337 Houston
Lawson Isaac C, with Sammons & Cook
r East Point, Ga
Lawson James P., c, lab, r 26 Mangum
Lawson Jennie, c, laundress, r 38 Jen-
nings
Lawson Joseph T. (Lawson & Crad-
dock), bds Xational Hotel
Lawson Monroe, c, lab, r ns Crumlev.
1st e of Ira * *
Lawson Robert A., elk, r 147 Lovd
Lawson Rosa 31 iss, r 281 W. Mitchell
LAWSON & CRADDOCK. ( J. T? I aw-
f ";S?2c'^- .^^'•addock), cigars and tobac-
co, 50 Marietta
^ iT^il'^^iT^ L.,lawyer, 24 State House,
bds Markham '
Law^ton James S. Dr., inspecter fertili-
zers, 37>^ W. Alabama, r 29 Luclde
LawtonR^ F. (F. Fontaine <fc Co.) r
Macon Ga '
Lawton William, c, wks Atla Com &
W. Co
^ 285^FJrt ' '''^'^' ^^ ^*^^"<^"^' g^o«er
^^^ wM^P^' ""' ^'^^' ^ ^ Green's Ferrj^ av
Lay William, agt, r 264 Luckie
Lazaron Morris, com mer, bds 16 Hum-
phries
f|.**^5S!2"^' molder, r 48 Emma
LEA WILLIAM W. (Lynch & Lea)
T r^'w'^^^-'ul ^^y^' ^ 122 W. Simpson
i^each Ehjah G., carpenter, r 188^ De-
catur /2 ^
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n iiaVM Wt Phaeton., Spring W<«ons, Etc
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LEA
Leach J. J., mess W. U. Tel Co
Leach Thomas, carpenter, r 8 Means ,
Leach William P., elk, r 291 Collins
Leak H. Fletcher (Leak & Lyle), r 254
Whitehall
Leak James H., lather, r 14 Jennings
Leak James T., printer V. P. Sisson, bds
Broad, cor Alabama
Leak John, c, carpenter, r 20 I*ettie
#Leak Paul, cotton sampler, bds 39}4
^Vhitehall ^*
Leak Selethea, wid W. J., r 34 Bailev
Leak Thomas F., pressman, r 45 S.
Broad
Leak William, printer, r 14 Jennings al
Leaji William J., feeder Constitution, r
34 Bailey
LEAK & LYLE (H. F. Leak and A. J.
Lyle), real estate agts, 33 Marietta.
(See adv.)
Leake James B., elk Westmoreland &
Johnson
Leake J. P., with Maddox, Rucker &
Co., r Marietta, Ga
Leake Thaddeus C, Jr. (Norvell, Leake
& Co.), r Richmond, Va
Leamont John, carpenter Longley, Rob-
inson & Co
Lears James, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Leary Augustus, c, porter, r 25 W. Hun-
ter
Leary Claiborne M., c, house-mover, r
277 Frasei
Leas Julius E., conductor Pullman Sou
Car Co., r 434 E. Fair
Leavett Washington, c, barber, 78 De-
catur
Lebanoff Aaron, dry goods, 46 Decatur,
r 56 Gilmer
LEBER HORACE B., whol cigars, 30 S.
Broad
Leehleidner Katherina, wid L., r 12 N.
Forsyth .
Ledbetter Clara Miss, r 31 Nelson
Ledbetter O., fireman W. & A. R. R
Lederle Frank, mechanical engineer, 33
Marietta, r 59 Luckle
Lee Ada Miss, r 10 Thompson
Lee Albert, elk, bds 100 Walton
Lee Alfred, c, wks McCombs & Meakin
Lee Allen, c, wks T. F. Walker
Lee Alonzo, carpenter, r 64 Mays al
Lee Andrew, c, carpenter, r E. Baker, se
cor Butler
Lee Anna, wid S. W., r 22 Spring . '
Lee Anna, c, seamstress, r 17 Ella '^
Lee Arthur, c, porter J. W. Franke
Lee Barnard D., elk F. W. Hart, r 15
Bell
354
LEM
**
Lee Brough T., elk F. W. Hart, r 15
Bell
Lee Burrell, c, carpenter, r McDaniel, ne
cor Crumley
Lee Charles A., carpenter, r 81 McDaniel
Lee Charles J., supt Ristine, May & Co.,
r 161 Marietta
Lee Cynthia, wid D., r 144 Fillmore
Lee Cynthia, c, nurse, r 167 N. Butler
Lee David J., contractor, r Mangum, se
cor Mays al
Lee Elizabeth, wid J. F., r 43 Rock
Lee Ella Miss, r 43 Rock
Lee Esther, c, cook, r 197 W. Hunter .
Lee Frank D. Mrs., r 15 Gartrell
Lee Henry, c, barber W. R. Finley
Lee Henry, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Lee James F., blksmith, r 94 McDonough
Lee James M., machinist, r 3 Bell
Lee Jefterson, c, driver, r 255 N. Calhoun
Lee Jennie Miss, r 144 Fillmore
Lee John, c, lab, r 57 Richmond
Lee John J., elk, bds 17 Wheat
Lee John P. Rev., elk, r 435 W. Peters
Lee John W., carpenter, r 75 Rock
Lee Joseph B., carpenter, r 62 Mays al
Lee Leah, c, laundress, r 124 Ellis
Lee Lewis, c, lab, r 125 Greens Ferry av
Lee Lucius, c, driver C. H. Swift & Co.,
r 110 Crew
Lee Mary, c, cook, r real* 88 Crew
Lee Missouri, wid M., r 71 E. Harris
Lee Nancy C, wid G. W., r 35 Bartow
Lee Oscar, elk, r 5 Ezzard
Lee Patrick, c, lab, r 462 Marietta
Lee Richard, c, lab, r rear 130 Houston
Lee Robert E., c, barber G. W. Hays
Lee Robert E., c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
Lee Roland, c, lab, r 18 Pettis
Lee Samuel, c, porter J. H. Watson & Co
Lee Sarah Miss, bds 43 Rock
Lee Sarah A., wid W. W., r 81 McDaniel
Lee Seaborn, c, lab, r ws Blackburn, 8th
n of E. Harris
Lee Thomas, c, slater, r 126 N. Butler
Lee Warren, c, carpenter, r es Garner,
1st 8 of Gordon, W. E
Lee Warren W., elk, r 81 McDaniel >
Lee Washington, c, lab, r 280 Fort
Lefils Charles, shoemkr, 184 Loydj r 66
S. Broad
Lefils Mary Mrs., seamstress r 165 For-
syth
Lefils Walter, printer, r 66 Broad
Legg Alba D., elk J. D. & T. F. Smith
Le^g John B. Z., with J. D. & T. F.
Smith
Leggett James, c, porter, r 236 Houston
Lemkowitz Julius, elk A. P. Stewart &
Co
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Quick Time — Sure Connections.
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LEM
33- -=--=^- ™ , BOOTS & SHOES,
Lemmons Burton, c, lab, r 13 Terry
Lemons John, conductor, r 349 Decatur
Lemons Joseph, c, lab, r 37 Chattahoo-
chee
Leraont John, machinist, r 49 Powers
Lendon Mack, c, driver, r ws Williams
5th n of Cox , '
Lenea Peter C., elk John Keely
Lenfesty A. S. (Lenfesty & Falvey),
r Edge wood '
Lenfesty & Falvey (A. S. Lenfesty and
J, J. Falvey), broom mnfrs, C. R. R.
nr limits
Lenner Joel, cabinetmkr M. T. Castle-
berry
Lennon George, c, lab, r 54 Havues
J^Sa ^/.'I^oS.^'.n^' ""'^^ '^P^'^ks & Owens
LEO GUST E., architect, 57 S. Broad.
(See front cover.)
Leo Mary Sister, r 216 1^. Collins
• -"^^P^ard George, c, driver Moore, Marsh
& Co
Leonard Gilbert, jeweler F. J. Stilson,
bds 116 S. Forsyth
LEONARD HEx\kY C, manager The
Bradstreet Co., 38 S. Pryor, r 46 Hous-
ton
Leonard John, c, lab, r 18 Greens Ferry
av ^
Leonard Lizzie Miss, domestic, Markham
House
Leonard Robert, c, driver, r es McDaniel
1st n of W. Peters
Leonard Robert, c, lab, r 14 Pittman al
Leonard falter, c, lab, r ws Randolph,
4th n of Irwin
Lerner — , elk, r 123 W. Mitehell
Leseman Bertha Miss, r 184 S. Forsith
Kimb^l'^™'^ K., lithographer, bds
Leslie Warren, c, driver W. S. Wilson &
Bro
Lesser Simon, cotton pickery, 93 S
Broad, r Augusta, Ga
^han ^^^''^^ ^' *'^'-' ^^^' ^^s 225 White-
LESTER G. N. & D. P. (Geo. X. and
Wan ^* ^^' lawyers, room 1, 32 E.
Lester Isaac B., r 98 Davis
Lester James F., elk, r 79 Spring
Lester James S., agt Soddy CoSl Co., 1
Decatur, r 48 Bartow
Lester Joseph H., elk, bds 225 White-
W
Lester Mary, c, laundress, r 153 W.
Foundry
Lester Narcissa H., wid J., r 26 Castle-
berry
Lester Richard, c, lab, rl4 Greens Ferry
av ^
Lester Robert, cashboy Chamberlin
Boynton & Co
LESTER ROBERT F., physician and
druggist, ^80 Haynes, r 175 Haynes
Lester tsarah A., wid H., r 79 Spring
Letter Sylvester, printer, r 191 W.
Fair
Lester Thomas A., elk Ry M. S., r 79
Sprmg *
Lester William H., engineer, r 79 Spring
J^eSueur Joseph A., contractor, r 70 n!
Butler
Letchworth Elias, carpenter, r 233 Jones
Levere James, c, wks O. A. Smith
i^evert Octavus P., machine agt, r 73 Al-
exander
Level John, c, porter, r rear 103 Loyd
Leyison barah, wid G. R., r 51 E. Har-
ris
^ Wheat ^^'^*^^^^' ^' ^^^' ^ ^^ ^^^
Lewis Alonzo, c, wks Z. A. Rice & Son
Lewis Anna Miss, r 380 S. Pryor
Lewis Bythenia, wid J., r 15 N. Collins
Lewis Charity, wid J., r 131 Marietta
l^ewis Charies B., carpenter, bds 463
Marietta
Lewis Fauntleroy L.,watchman, r 20 Mo-
Daniel
Lewis Freeman, c, lab, r 106 Pine
Lewis George, c, lab, r 137 Markham
Whea '^^' c, porter, r 321 New
Lewis George, c, lab, r ss Means, 3d e of
Mayson Ferry rd
Lewis George T., elk Ry M. S., bds 40
Rhodes
Lewis George W., fireman W. & A.
R. R
LEWIS HENRY, propr Atlanta Flouring
WH-f'v.'^n ^"^ ^^ Thompson, r 310
Whitehall. (See p. 63.)
Lewis Isham, c, porter Gate City Na-
tional Bank ^
Lewis James, c, lab, r rear 141 E. Baker
Lewis John, c, lab,,r 130 Old Wheat
Lewis John, c, lab, rll4 E. Baker
l^ems John B., carpenter, bds 155 Ma*
netta
LEWIS JOHN R., agt Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 48 Marietta, r 384
Peachtree
^ewis LiUian, wid J. T., bds 20 Pine
IVI. Scott ^'^^'^3iMS£«!j!?«»»^
" ■ ■ ^^ \^\^^m II and 13 Whitehall St.
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XVXjriLlJ i-JUlrilJJjT.A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 \S
J^EW 356 Lj^,
RENTED.
■ I, Etc.
Wall St
Lewis Gorman, c, lab, r sb Currier, 4th
e of Calhoun
iJewis Peter, c, carpenter, r 3 Gunby
Lewis Samuel, c, lab, r Garner, W. E
Lewis Sandusky, c, lab, r Garner, W. E
Lewis Sarah, c, laundress, r 153 W. Fair
Lewis Sarah E.. c, seamstress, r 16
Haynes
Lewis Thomas, c, lab, r 89 Tattnall
LEWIS THOMAS S., steam bakery and
crfu)ker manfr, 54 and 62 E.'Ala-
,- bai^a, r 138 McDonough. (See page
68.) \
Lewis Tw R., carpenter W. &. A. R. R
Lewis Ulysses, lawyer, r227S. Pryor
Lewis William, c, barber, 73 W. Peters
Lewis William, c, lab, r Garner, W. E
Lewis William, c, lab, r 7 Boulevard
Lewis William, c, shoemkr, r 490 Peach-
tree
Lewis William J, student, bds 69 N.
Collins
Lewis William M., carder, r 131 Marietta
Lewis W. E., cashier Estey Organ Co
Lewis — , wks C. R. R., r 62 Nelson
Leyden Austin, miner, r 124 Peachtree
Leyden W. H., bds 124 Peachtree
Leyden W. M., bds 124 Peachtree
Liberal and Spiritual Society of Atla
Whitehall, ne cor Peters
Lichtenfeld Charles, wks Brewery, r 72
E. Baker
LICHTENSTADT MAURICE L., phy-
sician (homeo), 3>^ Whitehall, r 175
E. Hunter
Liebei-man Barbara Miss, rl28 Thompson
Lieberman Blanche Miss, teacher Walk-
er St. Sch, r 57 E. Peters
Lieberman Edward, elk, r 57 E. Peters
Lieberman Isaac, trav agt, r 5 Castle-
berry
Liebermftn Leon (Lieberman & Kauf-
man), r 128 S. Thompson
Lieberman Marie A., wid E., r 57 E.
Peters
Lieberman Rosa Miss, r 57 E. Peters
Lieberman Rudolph, gi-ocer, 381 Marie-
tta, bds Elliot, cor Victoria-
LIEBERMAN & KAUFMAN (L. Lieber-
man and D. Kaufman) trunk and
valise mnfi-s, 60 and 92 Wliitehall
Lienhart G. V.,tailor C. T. Champe, bds
S^ Whitehall ^ '
Lieure Harriet A., wid J., r Wells, nw
corE. T.,V. &Ga. R.R
Ligens Amanda, c, laundress, r 2 Ga. R.
Light for Thinkers, 87^ S. Broad
Ligon Daniel W., elk, r 96 Stonewall
Ligon Fannie F., wid H., r 186 Haynes
Ligon Wiley, c, lab, r 15 Holland
Limke Charles, saddle <fc harnessmkr, 51,
S. Broad, r 55 Hayden
Limon J. A., with Chicago Beef Market,
r country
Limptwich Julius, trav agt, r 171 S.
Forsyth
JLinam George W"., butcher, r 16 N".
Moore
Linam J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Linch Hezekiah, junk, 130 Marietta, r
108 Decatur
Linch J. C.,^ocer and junk, 302)^ Deca-
tur
LINCH, see also LYXCH
Lind Edmund G. (John Moser & Lind)
r 63 Washington -^
Lind William M., draughtsman, r. 63
Washington
Lindenberg William, watchmkr, 185 W.
Peters
Lindley Alfred, c, lab, r Anderson, se cor
Martin
Lindley Augustus H., elk, r 307 W.
Peters
Lindley Moses, c, mason, r 24 MeDon- "
ough
Lines Edward, c, painter, r 162 E. Harris
Lingenfelter Charles E. (Clarke & Lin-
genfelter.)
LINK JAMES A., dentist, 63 Whitehall,
r 170 Crew V
Link William P., student, r 170 Crew
Linley Milly Mrs., r 84 Nelson
Linnom John, c, lab, r 125 E. Cain
Lipes Moses, foreman £. E. Cross, r 14
N. Calhoun
Lipes Thomas D., carpenter, bds es
Luckie, 2d n ofMiUs
Lisle Jesse, c, lab, r rear 9 Houston
Little Benjamin, carpenter, r 42 Alex-
ander
Little Benjamin, elk, bds 41 W. Mitchell
Little Henry, c, lab, r 150 N. Butler
Little Howard, c, bricklayer, r 17 N»
Collins
Little James E., elk Jack & Holland
Little J. W., with H. Lewis, r Madison,
Ga
Little Minnie Miss, r 41 W. Mitchell '
Little Susan E., wid T., r 161 Marietta
Little William, c, driver, r rear 80 Mari-
etta
Little William W., elk J. Ryan, bds
Commercial Hotel
Littlejohn James T., grocer, 62 Yonge,
r 64 Yonge
Littlejohn Samuel, c, wks S. Lesser
Littleton Elizabeth A. Mrs., r 32^^ W
Mitchell ^
TIOESTIDUTEfSSS^
W. J. WILLIHGHAM T»!.^^3*g;„"-
LIV
357
LON
^ 59 Hood''"^'' ^" '''' '^- ^' ^'""^^^^ ^"^^ I ^^/^^° ^"^^^^ ^v ^'- «• eommr, U. S.
^^ ^"^"^ ' C. H. and P. O. bldg and cigars and
Lively John W., elk Constitution, r 58
N. Forsyth
Lively Joseph B., printer, r 62 Hood
Lively Lemuel B., printer, r 59 Hood
Lively Willam B. Rev., r 59 Hood
Lively William E., grocer, 254 Eraser, r
177 Crew
Living Thomas, brakeman, r 4 Craven al
Livingston Charles M., elk J. W. Cotton
Livingston Jackson, c, contractor, r 46
Foster
Livingston Joseph, elk, r 56 Gilmer
Livingston Philip, elk r 56 Gilmer
Llewellyn Lewis, c, mason, r 242 New
Wheat
Llewellyn Mary, c, laundress, r rear 34
Gilmer
Llewellyn Richard, c, wks W. O. Jones
Lloyd Benjamin F., carpenter, r 60 Stone-
wall
Lloyd Laura, wid C, bds 32 N. Forsyth
Lobes Frank, lab, r 19 Orme
Lochrane Osborne A., lawyer, r 342
vPeachtree
LOCHREY JAMES, steam dyeing and
cleaning, 45 E. Hunter
Locke Arthur H., elk, r 22 Pulliam
Locke Sarah H., wid E. H., r 22 Pul-
liam
Lockett Benjamin G. (B. G. Lockett &
Co.), bds Markham
LOCKETT B. G. & CO. (B. G. Lockett,
J. W. English and J. Wl Murphey),
Chattiihoochee River bricktnnfrs, office
33 S. Broad
Lockett Anna, c, laundress, r 57 Ripley
Lockhart Arabella, wid R. H., r 119 Ivy
Lockhart Arthur, elk, r 191 W. Mitchell
Lockhart Columbus, c, lab, r Bell wood
Lockhart James J., elk, r 191 W. Mitch-
ell ^
Lockhart Mamie Miss, r 119 Ivy
Lockhart Robert M., elk A-L. Ry, r 160
N . Collins
Lockhart W. M., machinist, bds 485 Ma-
rietta
Lockwood E. B., elk Ry M. S., r 90 Nel-
son
"^^^.^ Augustus, wks Sou. Ag. Wks, r
90 Pine
Lofton Doc, c, lab, r ns Crumley, 2d e of
Loftin Henry, c, wks T. Farrell
Loftm James T., bds 39 N. Pryor
Loftm Robert, c, drayman, r rear 48
Bush
Loftin Solomon, c, lab, r 165 Green's
Ferry av
tobacco, 1 Peachtree, r 46 Ellis
Loftin William J., c, lab, r 208 W. Hun-
ter
^^/H"^~ flagman A. & W. P. R. R., bdg
14o Ga. R. R '
Loftis Artemesia, wid J. P., r Bellwood
Loftis James A., saloon, 638 Marietta -
Loftis John,^vks Winship & Bro
Loftis John L., elk, r Bellwood
Loftis William P., sawmkr, r Bellwood
Logan Anderson R. (A. R. Logan &
Co.), r 170 E. Hunter
Logan Ann, c, laundress, r 142 Ira
Logan A. R. & Co. (A. R. Logan and
), broommkrs, 68 and 70 E. Alar
bama
Logan Benjamin, c, lab, r 60 Fort
Logan Cargan, c, lab, r 189 N. Butler
Logan Charles, correspondent, r 62
Wheat
Lo^an Francis, c, carpenter, r ws Wil-
liams, 2d n of Cox
Logan Frank R (Logan & Co.), r 51
Houston \ »
Logan Isham, c, carpenter, r ss C. R. R.,
3d w of Humphries
Logan James L. Jr., bkkpr T. M. Clarke
& Co., r 57 Marietta
Logan John, c, lab, r 36 Valentine
Logan John H., physician, 04)4 White-
hall, r 90 Rawson
Logan Joseph P., physician, 49 Wash-
ington
Logan Lear, c, lab, r 50 Hilliard
Logan Louisa, c laundress, r 107 Valen-
tine
Logan William W., jeweler J. P. Stevens
& Co., r 90 Rawson
Logan & Co. (F. R. Logan and ),
flour and eommer, 18 S Forsyth
Logue E. C, wks Atla Cot Fety
Logue Frank, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Logue George M., driver, r 10 Fain al
Loiseau Leon G., watchman Markham
House
Long Berry, c, wks Kimball
Long Elias, c, lab, r Chamberlain, sw
cor Fitzgerald
Long George W., c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Long Griggs, c, wks Harle& Parrott
Long James A., elk M. Rich & Bro., r 23
E.Ella '
Long John A., machinist, r 20 Hull
Long John P., lab, r 591 Marietta
Long Joseph A., lab, r 591 Marietta
Long Mary M. Miss, r 23 Ellis
Long Nancy, wid L., bds 94 Luckie
, aUGGlKS, ETC, GO TO
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Long Eosa, c, laundress, r 58 Houston
Long Samuel, mason, r308E. Hunter
Long Sallie, wid J. A., r 23 Ellis
Long Timothy J., c, porter, r 108 Fraser
Long William A., with M. Kich & Bro.,
r 23 Ellis '
Lon^an E. N. Mrs., prin Summer Hill
School, r 85 E. Hunter
Longley Benjamin F. fLongley, Robin-
son & Co.), r 99 Calhoun
LONGLEY, ROBINSON & CO. (B. F.
Longley, I. Robinson and G. T. Ogle-
tree), Phoenix Planing Mill, and con-
tractors, 25 to 29 Butler, cor Gilmer
Longley Sophia Mrs., restaurant, 283 N.
Calhoun
LONGSTREET JAMES, U. S. marshal,
U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg, r Gains-
ville, Ga
Longstreet John T., chief dep U. S.
marshal, bds Markhara
Loomis Carrie H. Miss, teacher Atla
University
Loomis Charles B., wks X. C. Spence,
bds 124 Marietta
Loomis Harrison H., elk, rl64 W. Peters
Loomis William H., engineer, r 164 W.
Peters
Looney Frank M., carpenter W. & A.
R. R., r 125 W. Baker
Looney Mattie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Lorance Leni Mrs., dressmkr, r 34 Boul-
evard
Lord Thomas, conductor A-L. Ry, r 16
S. Moore
Lorentz & Rittler, Wm. Rasraers, man-
ager, fertilizers, 37 W. Alabama
Lorn William W., blksmith, bds 47 W.
Simpson
Lother Elizabeth, wid J., r 37 N. Cal-
houn
Lother Lizzie Miss, elk D. H. Dougherty
Lother Margaret, wid W. S., bds 247 E.
Fair
Lother William P., mason, r 37 N. Cal-
houn
Lott James, c, lab, r al rear 2 Anderson
Love Doc, c, lab, r 75 Tattnall
Lott John M., mnfr, bds 124 Marietta
Lott J. J., student, bds 124 Marietta
Lough Mattie, wid T. L., r Stewart's al
Loughmiller W. C, upholsterer W. &
A. R. R
Louis George W., fireman, bds 389 Ma-
rietta
Louis Janey Miss, sackmkr, r 7 Culver,
Jamestown
Love Ada, wid W. A., bds 315 S. Pryor
Love Bunnie Miss, prin. Atla Prepara-
torv School, r 38 y. Forsyth
^42 North Broad,
> For Coal and Wood
LOW
358
Love Claude G., lab, r 5 Culver, James-
town
Love David G., carpenter, r 321 Fraser
Love Doc, c, lab, r 75 Tattnall
Love Lizzie Miss, r 39 Yonge
Love Marshall E., elk, r 38 N. Forsyth
LOVE WILLIAM ABRAM, physician
(women and childrens' diseases), 38
N. Forsyth
Love William A. Jr., trav agt Daven-
port, Johnson & Co., bds 38 y. For-
syth
Lovejoy Edward B., mer, r 51>^ Peach-
tree
Lovejoy Emory W. (Lovejoy & Pitch-
ford), r 165 Ivy
Lovejoy John H., com agt, r 165 Ivy
Lovejoy John H. Jr., elk Atla j;rat
Bank, r 165 Ivv
Lovejoy & Pitchford (E. W. Lovejoy
and D. C. Pitchford), book, stationery
and news depot, 13 Peachtree, and
picture frames, 28 Whitehall
Loveless Felix, c, lab, r 13 Terry
Loveless Harrison, c, lab, r 40 Solo-
mon
Loveless Catherine B., wid J. B., r 33
Victoria
Loveless Joseph W., engineer, bds 192
Marietta
Loveless Samuel, c, wks J. F. Burke
Loveman Philip, elk, r 174 S. Forsyth
Lovett Preston H., lawyer, 10 W. Ala-
bama, r 148 Washington '
Lovette John, route agt Sou Exp Co., r
86 Mangum
Lovette Thomas F., money elk Sou Exp
Co., bds 65 E. Fan*
Loving Charles A., wks L. H. Hall &
& Co., r 196 Jones
Lovinggood John, student, r 150 S.
Pryor
Low Aaron, c, driver, r rear 93 Nelson
Low Barney, c, lab, r 56 Haynes
Low Jackson, c, driver W. S. Bell
Low Jacob, c, lab, r 176 Fort
Low James H. Dr., bds Kimball
Low James H. Jr., elk, r 63 Luckie
Low John c, porter Kimball, r rear 56
Collins
Lowe Belle Mrs, dressmaker, r W. Simp-
son, se cor Haynes
Lowe Curtis M., mer, r 380 S. Pryor
Lowe Emma, c, laundress, r 225 Clarke
Lowe Gjporge W., grocer, 33 W. Mitchell
r 125 Nelson
Lowe James M., saloon, 98 S. Broad
Lowe James M. (J. M. Lowe & Co.), r
101 Whitehall
Lowe John S., r 174 W. Foundry
-I I ' • • ^ ^^"-^ "" ±jijwc uuim p., r 1/^ VY . .rounary
The Smith American Organs
LOW
359
LYM
Lowe J. M. & Co. (J. M. and T. J
Lowe, Jr)., dry goods &c., 101 White-
hall
Lowe Lewis D., mer, r 380 S. Pryor
Lowe Mann, elk, bds 41 W. Mitchell
Lowe S., bds 12^ W. Mitchell
Lowe Thomas J. (J. M. Lowe & Co.), r
41 W. Mitchell
Lowe .William B., capitalist, r 178 W.
Peters
Lowman Frank, lab, r 177 W. Hunter
Lowndes George S., tobacco broker, 33 V^
Whitehall, r 239 Whitehall
Lowry Basil, elk, r 111 Marietta
Lowry Eugene, wks A-L. Ry, r 41 N.
Calhoun
Lowry George P., with Beck, Gregg &
Co., r 98 Ellis
Lowry Mary Miss, r 111 Marietta
Lowry Nelson S., c, plasterer, r 17 Hol-
comb al
Lowry Robert J. (W. M. & R. J.
Lowry), bds Markham
Lowry William M. (W. M. & R. J.
Lowry), bds Kimball
LOWRY W. M. & R. J., bankers, 69 E.
Alabama
Loyd Benjamin S. (Loyd & Bro.),r 210^
Loyd Calvin L. (Loyd & Bro.), r 210>^
Marietta
Loyd Emma Miss, bds 40 Line
Loyd Frank, carpenter, r 209 Luckie
Loyd George, c, lab, r Honey al, ne cor
Sugar al
Loyd James S., c, driver Orme & Mana-
han
Loyd James W., mer, r N. Forsyth, ne
cor Luckie
Loyd John H,, mer, r 20'Gilmer
Loyd John, c, lab, r 85 Merritts av
Loyd Solomon, c, lab, r 190 N. Butler
Loyd Street Church (Methodist), c,
Loyd, nw cor Hunter
Loyd & Bro. (C. L. and B. S. Loyd),
candy mnfrs, 83 Whitehall
Loyless William A., mangr S, S., Co., r
5 Capitol* pi
Lucas Carlos E., with W. & W. Mnfg
Co, bds 42 W. Peters
Lucas Eliza, c, laundress, r 65 Hilliard
Luckie Howard, c, lab, r Butler, n of
Forrest av
Luckie Jacob W., c, porter, r rear 61 Ivy
Luckie Robert, c, wks Miller 'tfc Brady
Luckie William A., c, bricklayer, r 287
Fort
LUCKIE WILLIAM D., asst cashier
Merchants Bank (C. H. Swift & Co.),
r 179 E. Fair
Luddy Mary Mrs., housekpr Rev. T. E.
Cleary
Lumby Kent P., barber, 133 Marietta
Lumpkin Alexander, c, porter Sunny
South
Luppkin Berry, c, shoemki-, 65 N. For-
syth, r 73 Terry
Lumpkin Bertha L., c, cook, r rear 214
Decatur
Lumpkin Edward, c, lab, r 3 Gartrell
Lumpkin Eldred S., elk Muse, Swift &
Dallas, r 390 Fraser
Lumpkin Emeliiie, c, laundress, r 206
Elliott
Lumpkin George, c, porter H. Wolfe
Lumpkin Isaac, c, wks J. M. Holbrook
Lumpkin Jacob, c, lab, r 263 Fraser
Lumpkin Jacob, c, lab, r 50 Bobbins
Lumpkin John H., c, porter Buzbee <fc
Edwards
LUMPKIN JOSEPH H., Supreme
Court reporter and lawyer, room 32
Capitol bldg, r 35 S. Broad
LUMPKIN JOSEPH T., agrl editor Con-
stitution, r 24 E. Ellis
Lumpkiij J. R., wks Longley, Robinson
«fc Co
Lumpkin Martha, c, laundress, r 13
Beerman
Lumpkin Mary, c, laundress, rMai-k-
ham, se cor Davis
Lumpkin Ped C. Mrs., grocer, ws Ran-
dolph, 6th s of E. Harris
Lumpkin P. C, wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Lumpkin Randolph, c, lab, r 3 Gartrell
Lumpkin Robert, c, lab, r rear 55
Luckie
Lumpkin William, c, wks Jack & Mc-
Clellan
Lumpkin William, c, wks Kimball
Lumpkin William S., physician, 390
Fraser
Lumpkin W. J., wks Longley, Robinson
&Co
Lumpkin W. W., teacher, bds 68 Mari-
etta
Lumsden Alfred, c, wks Kimball
Lunnon William S., artist, bds 54>^ De-
catur
Lupo Edward D., bkkpr W. S. Wilson
& Bro
Lyle Abraham J. (Leak <fc Lyle), r 324
Whitehall
Lyle Ann E., wid G. W., bds 15 E.
Mitchell
Lyle Jacob, c, lab, r 21 Fort
Lyle John, c, driver, r 18 State
Lyman Edward, c, lab, r Hulsey, ne cor
Jones al
W. M. Scott
TBE LEABwe lEXT's mtfim,
II and 13 Whitehall Si.
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INVESTMENTS
LYM 360
Lyman Thomas, c, porter, r Hulsey, ne
cor Jones al
IN ATLANTA. Every desoriptlon
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
McB
Lynan Anthony, butcher, r 16 X. Moore
Lynan Henry, elk R. D. Mann & Co., r
241 S. Pryor
Lynan Hugh A., elk, r 241 S. Pryor
Lynan Maria, wid J., r 241 S. Pryor
Lynch Bridget, wid P., r 66 Collins
Lynch Charles F., printer C. L. Del-
t - bridge & Bro., r 8 Ponder
Lynch Ella, wid O., r 111 E. Hunter
Lynch Eugene T., carpenter, r 111 E.
Hunter
Lynch Henry, c, wks Dohme & Dufty
Lynch Hugh (Shields & Co.), r 68 Col-
lins
Lynch James, r 12 Gilmer
Lynch James, contractor, r 75 W. Simp-
son
Lynch James Jr., elk, bds 12 Gilmer
Lynch James C, machinist, r 111 E.
Hunter
Lynch James F. (M. Lynch & Son), r
58 X.Butler '
Lynch Jeremiah, saloon, 317 W. Peters
LYNCH JERRY, merchant bailor, 8
Whitehall, bds Kimball. (See back
cover.)
Lynch John, grocer, r 18 Wheat
Lynch John, grocer,bds 173 Peachtree
Lynch John J., grocer, 44 Decatur
Lynch John T., cutter J. Lynch, bds
Cannon House
Lynch John T., butcher, 66 Martin, r 70
3Iartin
Lynch Martha, wid J. J., r 8 Ponder
Lynch Martin, bkkpr, r 58 X. Butler
LynchMary A., T\^dP., r 17 Stonewall
Lynch Michael (M. Lynch & Son), r 58
X. Butler '
LYNCH M. & SON (M. and J. F. Lynch),
books-, stationery and news depot, 9
Whitehall ^ '
LYNCH PAT. (Lynch & Lea), contrac-
tor, quarry, &c., office 12 Loyd, r 71
W. Simpson '
LYNCH PETER, groceries and liquors,
95 Whitehall, r 56 E. Peters
Lynch Peter A., elk P. Lynch, r 56 E.
Peters
Lynch Robert B., elk J. T. Lynch, bds
70 Martin
LYNCH & LEA (Pat. Lynch and W. W.
Lea), contractors and builders, 12Lovd
LYXCH, see also LIXCH
Lynes Bessie Miss, elk D. H. Dougherty
Lynes I^na Miss, elk D. H. Dougherty
Lynes Timothy D., broker, r 73 E. Gar-
nett
Lynn Jacob, wks A-L. Ry
^yj^^J^^^^zo J., grocer, 52 Jones av, r
20 E. Cain
Lyon Bettie Mrs., with W. H. Brother-
ton, r 146 S. Forsyth
Lyon James A., elk, r 52 Jones av
Lyon Washington, c, porter Kimball
Lyon William, carpenter, r 26 Johnson
Lyon William H., c, wks F. E. Block
Lyon William W., blksmth, bds Pine, ne
cor Plum
Lyons David, c, lab, r 99 Eraser
Lyons George, c, lab, r rear 309 Fort
Lyons Mary, wid J., r 209 E. Fair
Lyons Sarah, c, laundress, r 45 Terry
Lyons Washington, c, porter, r 83 Mar-
tin
Lyons William, c, lab, r 32 Solomon
MCAFEE CHARLOTTE, c, laun-
dress, r 274 W. Peters
"^ " " r 100 EIJ
Hall &
THE KEHHESAW RZ
McAfee Emily, c, laundress,
liott
McAfee Hampton, c, wks L. H.
Co
McAfee James M., elk, r 6§ Alexander
McAfee Jerome M. (Hulsey & McAfee)
r 10 Rhodes - ;
McAfee, Oliver & Co. (L. H. Oliver),
cotton buyers, 28 W. Alabama
McAFEE THOMAS W., grocer, 189 Ma-
rietta, r 43 Alexander
McAfee William W.', contractor, 27^
Whitehall, r 152 S. Pryor ^
McAllister Alphonso A., saloon, es Ma-
rietta, nr Oglethorpe Park
McAllister Bosnia Miss, r 68 E. Mitch-
ell
McAllister Ella Miss, r 68 E. Mitchell
McAllister James I., carpenter, r 42
Church
McAllister John A., cabinetmkr, r 205
Eraser
McAllister John M., auditor Pullman
Sou Car Co., r 42 Gartrell
McAllister Laura Miss, domestic J. W.
Goldsmith
McAllister Narcissa M., wid P. A., r 68
E. Mitchell '
McAllister William E., adjuster, r 42
Church
McArthor Annie, wid J. W., r 144 S.
Pryor
McArthor Thomas W., mer, r 144 S.
Pryor
McAvoy Allen, c, tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co
McBride Anthony, c;, wks Kimball
House
McBride Andrew J. (McBride & Co.), r
248 Washington
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
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Go to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shinglea
McB
361
McC
McBride George H. (Sou Spring Bed
Co.), r 147 Luckie
McBride Robert, c, lab, r 173 "New
Wheat
McBride Samuel L. (McBride & Co.), r
11 E. Cain
McBRIDE & CO. (A. J. and S. L. Mc-
Bride and R. C. Johnson), whol and
ret crockery, glassware and house fur-
nishing goods, 18 Decatur
McBurney Edgar P., bkkpr, r 62 Wheat
McBurney James C. (Hendrix & Mc-
Burney), bds 25 X. Forsyth
McBurney James J., mer, bds 25 N.
Forsyth
McBurney Manderson, bkkpr W. <fc W.
Mnfg Co., r 53)^ S. Broad
McCain Kate Miss, domestic Kimball
McCall James B., carpenter Winship &
Bro
McCall Jereriiiah K., butcher, 75 Peach-
' tree, r 51 Walker
McCall Thomas, watchman, r 145 Ga.
R. R
McCall Trezevant, c, Ifib, r 63 Fulton
McCall Walter, c, porter, r 447 E. Fair
McCALLA BROS. (W. E. and C. W. Mc-
Calla), hats, shoes and furnishing
goods, 3 Whitehall
MeCalla Charles P., acct, r 3i White-
hall
McCalla Clarence W. (McCalla Bros.), r
121 Whitehall
McCalla Frank H., elk, bds 51 W. Cain
McCalla M Fletcher, with Adair & Bro
McCalla Walter E. (McCalla Bros.), r 58
Fairlie
McCandless ' Edward S., cashier Gate
City Nat. Banjc, r 383 Peachtree
McCandless Fannie A., ^id L. r 383
Peachtree
McCandless John M., elk, bds 383 Peach-
Iree
McCandless S. T.. cotton buyer, bds
Markham
McCandless Thomas F., pass agt X. O.
Short Line, bds Kimball
McCann Anna Miss, w^ks Atla Cot Fcty
McCann Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 210 De-
catur
McCann John, c, lab, r 181 E. Cain
McCann John K., butter, 3 E. Alabama,
bds National Hotel
McCann P. J., elk John Keely r 50 E.
Hunter
McCants Joseph, c, lab, r 346 Wheat
McCarter Cornelia F., wid T. P., r 57 W.
Foundry
McCarter Jacob, c, carver Markham
House
THE MILBURH
McCarter T. A., wks F. E. Block
McCarther William P., carpenter, r Lit-
tle, se cor Eraser
McCarthy Annie P. Mrs., r833^ S. Broad
McCarthy Lula, wid D., r 40 Ran-
dolph
3IcCarthy William M., lab, r 40 Ran-
dolph
McCarty George W., with Adair & Bro.,
r 124 Crew
McCarty Hannah Mrs., grocer, W. Foun-
dry, sw cor Elliott
McCarty James D., with Adair & Bro., r
124 Crew
McCarty J., carpenter W. & A. R. R
McCarty William, lightning rods, 31 S
Broad, r 245 Rawson
McCarty Willie Miss, r 124 Crew
McCasson Thomas B., packer, r 43 J
Whitehall
McCaw Thomas F., watchman, bds Ga
R. R. near Bell
Mc Cay Henry K. Hon., U. S. dist judge
r 268 Peachtree
McCay Thomas L., machinist W. & A
R R
McCAY, see also McCOY
McClain Charles C, elk, r 2 PuUiam
Mc Clain William H., grocer, 133 N. Cal-
houn
McCLAIN, see also McLEAN
McClaraird Caroline Mrs., elk, r Bell-
wood
McClairaird Emma Miss, elk, r Bell-
wood
McClarity Eliza, c, cook, r rear 57 Tat-
nall
McClellan Emily Mrs., dressmkr, r 82 W
Simpson
McClellan Ella Miss, r rear 16 Henry, W
E
McClellan Ira F., lab, r 7 Tumlin
McClellan James, lab, r Bellwood
McClellan James M., elk J. A. Watson
& Co., r 162 W. Hunter
McClellan John M. (Jack & McClellan),
r 67 Smith
McClellan Joseph, lab, r 18 Howell
McClellan Joseph j lab, r ws Grant, let 8
of E. Hunter
McClendon Alonzo L., lab, r 194 Deca-
tur
McClendbn James S., brickyard. Bell, se
cor Fain al, r Fort, cor Fain al
McCLENDON JONATHAN J., wood and
coal, 94 S. Pryor, bds 168 S. Pryor
McCleskey L. L., agt Piedmont Air-Line,
room 8, 46 E. Wall, bds Kimball House
McClintock Augusta, wid J. M., r 29
Ella
rid
Lightest Draught & Best Fin-
A ished Wagon in the Market
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'McClintock Lawrence, carpenter, r 29
McC
Ella
McClintock Kobert, wks Jack & McClel-
lan ♦
McClure John N., elk, r 34 Church
McColgan Charles L., mer,r 20 Emma
McColgan John, drayman, r 20 Emma
McColgan Mary, wid J., r 20 Emma
McCollum Kosa L., wid B. F., r 23
Yonge
McCombs Amanda, c, laundress, r 10 S.
Calhoun
McCombs Columbus Rev., c, r Fort, sw
cor Biggers
McCombs Frank M. (McCombs, Meakln
& Co.), bds Kimball
McCombs James M. (McCombs, Meakin
\& Co.), bds Kimball
cCOMBS, MEAKIN & CO. (J. M. Mc-
Combs, J. W. Meakin and F. M. Mc-
Combs), founders and machinists, 93
Ga. R. R
McCombs William, c, lab, r 16 Eraser
McCombs William, c, wis J. M. Bradley,
r 2 Eraser
McConathy Robert, c, carpenter, r 61
Hogue
McCounell Belle Miss, teacher, r 47 W.
Cain
McConnell Leona Miss, r 47 W. Cain
McConnell Mary E., r92 Rawson
McConnell William, contractor, r 47 W.
Cain
McCord Commie Miss, r 58 N. Pryor
MeCord John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
McCord Lewis, c, lab, r 13 Kirk
McCord Robert G., with J. C. & I. Dan-
iel, r 58 N. Pryor
McCormick Anthony, c, fireman A-L.
McCormick Percy, sewing machines, 51
S. Broad, r 120 Whitehall
McCowan Henry, machinist, r Henry,
nw cor Haynes
McCowan William, secy, rl43 Peachtree
McCown Ebenezer P., grocer, 32 E.
Foundry
McCown James, printer, r rear 20
Henry, W. E
McCown Robert, carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 263 Marietta
McCoy Aaron, c, lab, r 215 Fort
McCoy Alfred, c, porter, r rear 15 E.
Mitchell
McCoy Alonzo, c, driver J. Smith, r
country
McCoy Ann, c, laundress, r 201 Fillmore
McCoy Joseph, lab, r 40 Victoria
McCoy Mattie, c, laundress, r rear 149
Thompson
McCoy Milledge, c, lab, r es Peters, 2d n
of Gordon, W. E
McCoy Nolan, c, lab, r rear 152 Decatur
McCoy Samuel, c, wks McCombs, Meakin
&Co
McCoy Simon, c, porter H. A. Agricola
McCoy Walton, c, wks J. Campbell
McCoy William, c, lab, r 18 College
McCoy Young, c, lab, r es W. Peters, 2d
n of Gordon, W. E
Mccracken william v., supt. Ga.
Div. E. T., V. & Ga. R. R., r 183 Mc-
Donough. (See p. 8.)
McCrary Alexander, c, lab, res Martin,
1st s of Bass
McCrary Charles J., engineer, r 41 W.
Simpson
McCrary Cicero, c, lab, r 63 Hightower
McCrary Frank, carpenter, bds 54 Era-
ser
McCrary George B., grocer, 70 Peach-
tree, r 153 Walton
McCrary George W., elk G. B. McCrary
McCrary Isaiah B., grocer, 116 White-
hall, r 153 Walton
McCrary Martin P., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 7 Rock
McCrary Matilda Miss, r 427 Whitehall
McCrary Thomas C, engineer, r 25 W.
Simpson
McCrary William, farmer, r 79 McAfee
McCraw L. A. Miss, r 9 Wheat
McCray Alexander, c, shoemkr, r Mar-
tin, n of Love
McCray Lewis, c (McCrary & Steven-
son), r 216 Clark
McCray Stephens, c, porter Atla Cot
Fcty
McCrea Ferrill, with Longley, Robinson
&Co
McCray Thaddeus B., c, elk P. O.. r 216
Clarke
McCray & Stevenson, c (L. McCray and
R. S. Stevenson), saloon, 63 Decatur
McCrea Benjamin, c, porter Freeman &
Crankshaw
McCreary John W., r 20 Bailey
McCreary Levi, c, porter, r 216 Clarke
McCreary Robert J. (Fox & McCreary) r
Williams, cor Alexander
McCreary William, wksR. R., r 20 Bai-
ley
McCroner Mack, c, wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co.
McCroskey L. M. Mrs., bds 12K W.
Mitchell
McCrystal Robert H. with P. J. Kenny,
r 4 Brotherton ^
McCullough Edward, c, restaurant, 107
W. Peters, r 17 Roach
fin WFQT BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
\J\J WW bW A Ouick Time— Sure Gonnections.
FINEST
McC
At MARK BERRY'^ 33 Peacbtree St/
]VtcD
McCullough George, c, porter, r McDan-
iel, 3d n of Peter6
McCullough Jejferson, c, lab, r rear 74
Rawson '
McCullough John, c, lab, r 271 E. Hun-
ter
McCullough Patrick J., stoker Engine
No. 2
McCune Albert, c, lab, r 8 Waddell
McCune Annis, wks Atla Cot Fcty
McCune Charles, c, lab, r rear 20 Hil-
liard
McCune Thomas, wks Atla Cot Fcty
McCurry Alexander W., with A. F.
Fleming
MeCutchen Thomas E., elk Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 23 N. Collins
McDade David W., engineer, bds 262
Marietta
McDade Ophelia Mrs., boarding, 106^
Whitehall
McDade Windsor C, engineer A. & W.
P. R. R
McDaniel Dolly Miss, bds 2023^ Marietta
McDaniel Everett, elk, r 66J White-
hall
McDaniel George W., driver Sou Exp
Co., r 13 Moore
McDaniel Hattie, c, laundress, r 1 Maga-
zine V
McDaniel Jahies, carpenter A-L. Ry
McDaniel Martin, c, carpenter, r ss Hol-
land, 2d w of Fortune
McDaniel Monroe, blksmth, r 339 Deca-
tur
McDaniel Nancy, c, laundress, r rear 61
McDaniel
McDaniel Thomas S., carpenter, r 50
Bartow
McDaniel William, wks Longley, Robin-
son <fc Co
McDaniel William P., mer, r 120 S. For-
syth
McDaniel Wilson, c, lab, r 138 Smith
McDermann Ella, wid H., r 2 Factory
Grounds «
McDermott Samuel A., trav agt, r 88
PuUiam
McDevitt Edward E., machinist, r 186
Elliott
McDonald Asbury A., carpenter, Win-
ship & Bro
McDonald Clement G., r 43 W. Harris
McDonald Columbus C, grocer, 622
Marietta
McDonald Delia Miss, r 30 Cornelia
McDonald Emma Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty, r 43 W. Harris
McDonald George, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r
43 W. Harris ^'
W. M. Scott
Mcdonald henry rev., pastor sec-
ond Baptist Church, r 171 Washington
McDonald Hugh A. (Dunn, Johnson &
Co.) r 150 S. Pryor
McDonald James, fireman, r 622 Marietta
McDonald James D., wks Hunnicutt <fc
BellingratW, r 262 E. Hunter
McDonald James P. (A. McD. Wilson
& Co.), r 199 S. Pryor - • ^ T
McDonald John, tailor, r 65 Larkin
McDonald John W., tailor, rl46 Decatur
McDonald Lorenzo D., engineer A-L.
Ry
McDonald Murdock C, salesman, r Sf
Terry
McDonald Oscar V., carpenter, r 333 E.
Fair
McDonald Sarah Mrs., seamstress, r 189
Chapel
McDonald St. Clair A., engineer W. &
A. R. R., r 14 W. Simpson
McDonald Thomas, weaver, bds es Mar-
tin, 3d s of Bass
McDonald Walter C, lab, r 43 W. Har-
ris
McDonald William S., barkpr, r 105 S.
Broad
McDonald Wilson, wks A-L. Ry, r 30
Cornelia
McDonnell Annie Miss, r 50 E. Cain
McDonnell Daniel P., carpenter, r Bell-
wood
McDonnell Louisa M., wid E. A., r 60
E. Cain
McDonnell William, carpenter, r 15 Ven-
able
McDonough Gillam, c, carpenter, r 37
Fulton
McDonough Melinda A., wid M. A., r;
54 W. Peters
McDoagall Allan, fireman W. <fc A.
R. R., r ns Means, 3d e of Mayson Ferry
rd
McDougall Charles, lab, r 10 Tumlin
McDowell David, c, wks Swift Sjxeciflc
Co
McDowell George, c, carpenter, r rear 24
Bradley
McDowell Isaac, c, lab, r 289 N. Calhoun
McDowell Seaborn, c, lab, r rear 43 Tren-
holm
McDufiie Benjamin F., contractor, r 17
Rhodes
McDufiie Brice, wks Atla Cot Fcty, bds
57 W. Foundry
McDuffie George, engineer, r 29 Thur-
mond
McDufiie Mary F., wid D. A., r 57 W.
Foundry
McDuffie Neal, mason, r 341 Haynes
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prioetb
II and 13 Whitehall Street.
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and Coixntry, ±br isale l>y
T. -A.. Frierson, lO llVall St.
364
McDuffie William M., mason, r 239
Haynes
, McDummie Peter, elk, r 33 Grubb
' McElhaney Gilbert, c, driver Oglesby &
Meador
McElroy Frank, c, lab, r 169 Windsor
McElroy Joseph, c, waiter Mrs. M. J
Gilbert
McElroy Mary, wid R. J., r 31 Gamett
McElroy Mary A., wid J. B., r 7 Culver
McElroy Mary Mrs., r 505 Decatur
McElveen George W. (G. W. McElveen
' & Co.), bds Kimball
McElveen G. W. & Co. (G. W. and J. B.
McElveen), mdse brokers, 26 S. Pryor
McElveen Joseph B. (G. W. McElveen
& Co.), r Charleston, S. C
McElveen J. B. & Co. (J. B. and G. W.
McElveen), mdse brokers, 26 S. Pryor
McEwin George, wks E. Van Winkla &
Co
McEwen Matthew P., elk Green Line, r 8
Broad
McEwen William F., policeman, r 101
S. Windsor
McFail Henry, c, lab, r 76 Hogue
McFail Irby H., elk W. S. Wilson &
Bro
McFail William E. (J. R. Merchant &
Co.), r 75 Smith
McFarland George, c, wks A. R. Logan
A Co., r Edge wood
McFarland Jackson, c, wks J. Robinson
McFarland 3Iartlia A. Mrs., grocer, 54
W. Foundry
McFatland Thomas, machinist, r 54 W.
Foundry
McFarlin Mary, wid H., r 254 N. Cal-
houn
McFaul James W., druggist, 397 Mari-
rietta, r 435 Marietta
McGarity Abner E. (McGarity & Laird),
r Plum, cor Xisbet
McGarity Edmund C, elk Moore, Marsh
. <fc Co., r Plum, cor Nisbet
McGarity William B., elk A. G. Pope, r
Plum, cor Nisbet
McGarity & Laird (A. E. McGarity and
L. J. Laird), medical books, 43 J E.
Alabama
McGarr Alexander, c, printer, r 1 Hay-
den
McGaughey Bradford, elk D. W. Pope,
r Amos, W. E *- >
McG
McGaughey Frank S., bkkpr J. Smith,
McGaughey George B., mdse broker, 10
E. Alabama, r Gordon, W. E
McGaughey John L., supt Union Stock
Yds, r 54 Davis
McGaughey William G., elk H. Lewis^
r Gordon, W. E '
McGee Crawford, c, painter, r 349 Xew
Wheat
McGee Daniel, c, lab, r 182 E. Harris
McGEE JOHX, Arcade Saloon, 5 E.
Wall, r 242 Decatur
McGee John Jr., elk, r 242 Decatur
McGee John H., carpenter, r 242 De-
catur
McGee Michael, elk, r 242 Decatur
McGee Pompey, c, lab, r 17 Martin
McGee Missouri, c, laundress, r 17 Martin
McGee William, bkkpr A. McD. Wilson
& Co
McGeever Hugh (McGeever & Brennan).
r 40)^ Decatur
McGeever & Brennan (H. McGeever and
D. Brennan), boarding and saloon, 40
and 40J Decatur
McCl^ehee Mary J., wid S. C, r 402 De-
catur
McGehee William, elevator Markham
McGhee Daniel J. Rev., c, r 155 Fill-
more
McGhee John, carpenter A.L. Ry
McGhee John W., librarian, bds 103
Loyd
3IcGhee T. L., fireman W. & A. R. R
McGhee W., elk W. H. Brotherton, bds
15 E. Mitchell
McGill Jacob, c, wks Jack & McClellan
McGilvray Angus, contractor, r 12 Gar-
trell
McGimsey Charles R.,clk, r 89 E.Mitchell
McGinnis Emma Mrs., domestic Dr. D.
H. Howell
McGinnis George W., elk, r 111 Green's
Ferry av
McGinnis Jennie M., wid W., r 162 W.
Simpson
McGinnis John, r 11 Factory Grounds
McGinnis Lula Miss, r 234 Decatur
McGinnis Marion J., wkS Atla Cot Fcty,
bds 20 Thurmond
McGinnis Mollie, wid W., r 189 E. Ba-
ker
McGinty John W., conductor W. &. A.
R. R
McGlania Peter, baker, r 106>^ White-
hall
McGloin Annie Mrs., domestic C. A.
Collier
McGoodwin Loving (Tyler & McGood-
wiu), bds Kimball
MeGory James, foreman W. H. Scott
McGrath James S^, engineer, r 173 W.
Hunter
McGregor David, elk, r 7rMcAfee
McGuffy John, c, lab, r 290 Calhoun
THOESnOUTE^SS^
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
ROTagln. anci Dressed L-ULm-loer.
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365
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McGuire Cornelius P., contractor, r 230
S. Pryor, ne cor Jones
McGuire Elizabeth Miss, r 213 W. Har-
ris
McGuire James, engineer, bds 230
Luckie
McGuire John, c, lab, r 162 Windsor
McGuire John, pedler, r 305 Formwalt
McGuire Levinia, wid J., r 120 Rhodes
McGuire Reuben, c, wks R. G. Thompson
McGuirk John M., machinist, r 239 De-
catur
McGuirk Rufus E., wks J. Ryan, r 239
McHan Angeline, widT. G., r J65 E.
Hunter
McHan Charles H. grocer, 276 E. Fair,
r 165 E. Hunter
McHan Henry M., carpenter, r ws Fow-
ler, 1st n of Pine
McHenry Charles, c, grocer, 254 Ma-
rietta, r 255 Luckie
McHenry Henry, c, wks Winship & Bro
McHenry Jackson, c, driver, r 214 Fort
McHenry John, c, lab, r McMillan, nr
Marietta
McHenry William M., c, carpenter, r 144
Wheat
Mclntire John N., butcher, 286 Marietta,
r 27 Henry
Mclntire William, machinist W. & A.
R. R
Mcintosh Christopher, c, wks W. & A.
R. R., r es Mangum, 2d n of Newton
Mclntyre Frank, lab, r 7 Cain
Mclntyre Philip, elk, r 114 Decatur
Mclntyre Silas, with Erminger & Gold-
smith
Mclntyre William, machinist, r Elliott,
nw cor Rhodes
Mclver Malcolm, elk Clarke <fc Miller
McKay Lizzie Miss, nurse, r 180 S. Pryor
McKee Hugh M., asst teller Atla Nat
Bank, bds 120 S. Pryor
McKee Sallie, c, laundress, r 96 Jones
McKeever Austin, c, lab, r 61 Johnson
McKeever Matthew, laundryman Kim-
ball
McKeldin Hugh M. (Atkins, McKeldin
& Co.), bds Kimball
McKeldin James R., bkkpr Atkins, Mc-
Keldin & Co., r 124 Peachtree
McKenncy Benjamin, c, barber, r 133 N.
Butler
McKenzie Alexander B., painter, 75 E.
Alabama, r 106J Peachtree
McKenzie George M., elk, bds Adams
House
McKenzie Joseph,' tinner W. J. Wood
McKenzie Robert, wks Hinman <fe Son
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McKenzie William M., bkkpr Ramspeck
& Green, bds Adams House »
McKeon Rosiua J. Mrs., teacher, r 133
Mangum
McKewen William, carpenter, r 32 Hor-
ton
McKinley Anna E., wid E. D., r 30 For-
rest av
McKinley George A., train hand, r 28
Markham
McKinley Junia Miss, school, 30 For-
rest av
McKinley Nathaniel,, painter, 8>^ Mari-
etta, r 30 Forrest av
McKinley Salonel Miss, teacher GirPg
Hi^h School, r 30 Forrest av
McKmney Adeline, c, laundress, r 17
Thurmond
McKinney Benjamin, c, wkr J. R. Steele,
r 133 Butler
McKinney George, c, lab, r 9 Mitchell
McKinney Sarah J. Mrs., r 18 Jones al
McKinnon Ella Miss, wks J. F. Burke
McKinnon Thomas, elk Clarke &,
Miller
McKinnon William, tinner, r 77 Simp-
son
McKoy Aaron, engineer Beatie <fc Hopple
McKoy John J., gi-ocer, 48 Peachtree, r
57 Houston
McKown WilUs W., elk, E. T., V. <fe Ga
R. R., r 143 Peachtree
McLamar George, c, lab, r rear 102 N.
Collins
McLarty Sallie Mrs., r 123 Walker
McLaughlin Nathan, c, lab, r rear 52 W
Garnett
McLaughlin N., blcksmth, bds 124 Ma-
rietta
McLean Joel J., tailor, r 66 McDonough
McLean Mary E. Miss, elk, r 9 Bailey
McLean William M., millwright, r 9
Bailey
McLemore Jacob, c, lab, r BeUwood
McLeraore Sarah, c, cook, r 125 Wheat
^cLendon Charles L., elk, r 117 Wash-
ington
McLendon Edward H., elk, r 117 Wash-
ington
McLendon Jesse L., machinist, r 194 De-
catur
McLendon Matilda, c, laundress, r rear
ws Williams, 5th n of Cox
McLendon Nicholas A., mer, r 117
Washington
McLendon Nora Miss, r 175 Irwin
McLendon Thomas C, conductor C. R.
R., r East Point
McLendon Willis, c, drayman, r rear ws
Williams, 5th n of Cox
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McLeod William E. (G. W. Delbridge &
' -^ Co.); r 85 Collins
McLiu James G., r 158 Ivy,
-: . McMahon James J., elk P. J. Kenny,
bds Kimball
McMahon John J,, blksmith A-L.Rv, r
82 Terry ^
McMahon Patrick H. Rev., pastor Sts.
Peter and Paul Church, r 331 Mari-
etta
McManaman Edward F., carpenter, r 71
Chapel
McManaman Emma I. Mrs., grocer, 71
Chapel
McMasters Ida Miss, r 299 N. Calhoun
McMasters Marcus, clothing, 95 Decatur,
r 518 Whitehall -
McMichael John, wks A. &. W.P. R. R.,
r Grant, sw cor Biggers
&A. R. R
McMichael Lee, c, lab, r 41 Biggers
McMichael Peter, c, janitor, r 131 Hous-
ton
McMickens John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
McMillan Henry C. (J. C. McMillan &
fc^^Co.), r 83 Marietta
McMillan Janey H., wid J. C, r 83 Ma-
rietta -
McMillan J. C. & Co. (H. C. McMillan,
J. S. Holliday and estate of J. C. Mc-
Millan), grocers, 25 Marietta
McMillan Nettie Miss, r 143 Walton
McMillan Robert W., elk J. Ryan, r 199
S. Forsyth
McMillan William V., elk, r 83 Marietta
McMullen Louis, carpenter, r 348 Mari-
etta
McMurray Peter, c, porter Hightower &
Hallmau
McNabb David A., saloon, r 8 Boule-
vard *
McXabb Robert E., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 20 Mechanic
McXabb Sarah Miss, bds 38 Rock
McNair Arthur W., c, porter, r 17 Reed
McNair Felix, c, driver, r 15 Reed
McNamara Patrick J. (J. R. Sanders &
Co.), r58N. Butler
McNamee John, coffinmkr, r Bell wood
McNatee Emanuel, wks Kimball
McNatee Lewis, c, wks Kimball
McNaught John, bkkpr McNaught &
Scrutchin, r s end of Washington
McNaught William (Wm. McNaught&
Co., and McNaught & Scrutchin), r s
end of Washington
MeXaught William, Jr., with W. Mc-
Naught & Co., r s end of Washinff-
ton *
McNAUGHT WILLIAM & CO. (W. Mc-
Naught, T. Scrutchin and T. F. Scul-
ley), proprs Sugar Creek Paper Mills
86 Whitehall '
McNAUGHT & SCRUTCHIN (W. Mc-
NaughtandT. Scrutchin), hardware
carriage material &c., 86 Whitehall '
NcNeal Jesse M., painter, bds oSJk S.
Pryor
McXeal John, c, cook, r rear 20 Cone
McNeal Walter S., painter, 20 W. Ala-
bama, r 268 Decatur
McNeal Winston, painter W. S. McXeal
r 5 N.Bell -) '
McNeeley Hattie, c, cook, r rear 51 E.
Harris
McXeeley Robert O., carpenter, r 39
Plum
McNew T. J., machinist W. & A. R. R
^^1^^^^^^®^"^®' '^' ^^^^s^^'ess, r 64 W. McPhelony Charles, student, bds'iei N.
Ivy
McPherson John W. (E. Johnson, Son
& Co.), r 86 Ivy
McPherson Mary Mrs., r 104 E. Peters
McPherson Nathan, brickyard, r Savan-
nah, se cor E. Fair
McPherson Wallace (McPherson & Tol-
leson), r 104 E. Peters
Mcpherson & tolleson (Waiiace
McPherson and J. R. Tolleson), grain,
hay, flour and provisions, Pryor, ne
cor Alabama
McPhoenix Amanda, c, laundress, r 159
Windsor
McQuaid Patrick, with ChamberUn,
Boynton & Co
McRae Lewis, c, barkpr, r 216 Clarke
McRae Martha M., wid J. C, r 83
Loyd
McRae Stephen, c, porter, r 45 Rawson
3IcRae Tell, c, lab, r rear 20 N. Butler
McVey Thomas, mer, bds 108 Marietta
Mc Wallace John F., engineer, r 187 E.
Hunter
Mc Waters Alexander A., carpenter, r
I 122 E. Hunter
Mc Waters Robert, engineer Union De-
pot, r 122 E. Hunter
Mc Waters Robert S., engineer, r 122 E.
Hunter
Mc Waters William, c, wks National Ho-
tel
McWhorter Edward, c, wks Kimball, r
86 E.Cain
McWhorter Mack, c, wksZ. E. Taylor
McWhorter Sandy, c, driver Crane, ■
Boylston & Co , i
McWhorter William H., gauger, r 152 '
Jackson
McWickin John, wks Fulton Mills
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McWilliams Alice, c, cook, r rear 125
Nelson
McWilliams Emma, c, laundress, r An-
derson, ne cor Reed
McWilliams George W., policeman, r 47
Loyd
McWilliams Henry, c, lab, r ns Rich-
mond, 2d e of Eraser
McWilliams Henry, policeman, r 230 E.
Hunter
McWilliams Thomas J., policeman, r 328
E. Fair
MABIN JOHN (Mabin and Terry),
r 401 Martin
Mabin <fe Terry (J. Mabin and S. Ter-
ry), planing mills, 136 E. Hunter
Mabry John, c, porter Langston & Crane
Mabry John H., c, lab, r 230 New Wheat
Mabry Lizzie Miss, r 83 Ga. R. R
Mabry Miles J., saloon, 91 Ga. R. R., r
83 Ga. R. R
Mabson Walter S., elk Ry M. S., r 7i
S. Broad
Macauley George ,Jr., with S. Goodlett, r
8}4 W. Mitchell
MacDiarmid Angus (Morrison, Bain &
Co.), bds Kimball
Macedonia Baptist Church, c, 387 Man-
gum
Mack Henry W., c, lab, r Ga. R. R., 5th
w of GuUatt
Mack Jesse, butcher W George.
Mack William, c, carpenter, r 15 Ge-
munden
Mackall John, c, lab, r 6 Tuckers al
Mackey L. A., bds 12>^ W. MitcheU
Mackey Mary Miss, domestic Mrs C.
Hill
Mackey Mary J. Miss, r 100 Walton
Mackey Oscar S., printer Constitution
Mackey Rel>ecca Miss, bds 100 Walton
Mackey Sarah Miss, domestic E. P.
Chamberlin
Mackey William, elk, r 100 Walton
MacKnight John, elk E. T., Va. & G.
R. R., r 64 E. Mitchell
Macklin John J. (Teitlebaum & Mack-
lin), r 339 New Wheat
Macy Frank A. (Macy & Bro.), r 354 W.
Peachtree
Macy William R. (Macy & Bro.), r 354
W. Peachtree
Macy & Bro. (F. A. and W. R. Macy),
grocers, 296 Peachtree
Madden Delia, c, laundress, r 265 Eraser
Madden Mary Miss, domestic E. J.
O'SuUivan
Madden Mary Mrs., music teacher, 161
Whitehall
W
Madden Turner, c, lab, r 31 Phillips row
Madder Albert, elk, r 92 W. Fair
Madder Lucretia E., wid N. J., r 92 W.
Fair
Maddock Kat6, wid W., r 237 E. Hunter
Maddox Alexander, c, varieties, 281 Era-
ser
Maddox Almon J., machinist, r 61 Mays
al
Maddox Angeline, wid G. W., r 111 Wil-
low , '
Maddox Anna, c, cook, r Johnson, se cor
Gray
Maddox Charles, c, lab, r 36 Trenholm
Maddox Charles K., stenographer, r 148
Fillmore
Maddox Dalton, c, lab, r 67 Thurmond
Maddox Elizabeth M., wid Rev. P., r
140 Fillmore
Maddox Ella, wid T. R., r 24 E. Ellis
Maddox Essex, c, wks Sciple & Son
Maddox Evander, c, lab, r 81 Connally
Maddox George W., bkkpr, r 24 Larkin
Maddox James, c, lab, r 207 Fort
Maddox James, c, lab,r 8 S. Collins
Maddox John, c, lab, r rear 62 W. Peters
Maddox John T., c, painter, r 162 W.
Fair
Maddox Joseph B., machinist W. & A.
R. R., r 30 Jones av
Maddox Joseph E., yard conductor W. &
A. R. R., r 18 Johnson
Maddox Kate Miss, r 240 Peachtree
Maddox Lewis, c, lab, r 1 Lowes al
Maddox Lovie A., wid G. B. T., r 367
S. Pryor
Maddox Lucy Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Maddox Lucy, wid W., r 63 Thurmond
Maddox Noland, c, lab,.r 134 E. Harris
Maddox Prince, c, lab, r ss Carter, 1st e
of Lowe
Maddox Robert, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Maddox Robert F. (Maddox, Rucker &
Co.), r 125 Peachtree
MADDOX, RUCKER & CO. (R. F. Mad-
dox, J. W. Rucker and W. L. Peel),
bankers and cotton factors, 36 to 48 W.
Alabama
Maddox William C, grocer, 54 Peach-
tree, r country
MADDOX, see also MATTOX
Madison Charles, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Madieon Richard, c, wks F. Brown, r
rear 170 Haynes
Madison Towns, c, porter R. & D. R. R
Maffiitt Carrie A., wid F. A., r 33 W.
Harius
Magbee Georgiana Miss, r 84 Nelson
Magbee John, c, carpenter, r 78 Hogue
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Magbee Lena Miss, r 84 Nelson
Magbee Miltx)n A., jeweler F. J. Stilson,
r 84 Nelson
Magbee Milton J., with G. "W. Lowe, r
84 Nelson
Magee Alexander C, wks Fulton Mills
Magill Francis B., with J. B. Daniel, r
79 S. Pryor
Magliana Peter, baker, 256 Marietta
, Magnus Joseph A., with Mayer, Son &
Co., r 146 N. Calhoun
Magnus Percy C, elk, r 146 N. Calhoun
Magnus Rebecca, wid S., r 146 N. Cal-
' houn
Mahaftey Charles C, stonecutter, r 95 E.
Hunter
Mahafiey Jerome J., elk J. Silvey & Co.,
bds 39 N. Pryor
Mahaffey Josie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A.
R. Nace
Mahaffey Mary, wid J., r 55 E. Mitchell
Mahaffey Rufus L., with J. Silvey &
Co., r 39 N. Pryor
Mahaffey Wilson L., carpenter, r 360 E.
Fair
Maher John C. (Nally & Maher and
Shells & Co.), r 91^ Whitehall
Maher Michael E., saloon, 52 Peach tree
and 11 W. Mitchell, r 168 Mangum
Maher William, elk J. W. Ward & Co.,
r 168 Mangum
Mahone Elias, c, lab, r 21 Holland
Mahoney Edward^ elk, r 124 Decatur
Mahoney Frank W., plumber A. P.
Stewart & Co., r 12 N. Butler
Mahoney James, elk J. Ryan, bds 20 E.
Mitchell
Mahoney Jeremiah P., with Wyly &
Greene, r 8 N. Calhoun
Mahoney John F., with A. C. Wyly, r
8N. Calhoun
Mahoney Michael, grocer, 124 Decatur,
r 8 N. Calhoun
Maier Albert D. (Spinks & Maier), r 172
Davis
Maier H. Armin, jeweler, r 176 Davis
Maier John, gi-ocer, 176 Davis
Maier Mary Miss, r 90 Decatur
Maier Samson, with S. L. Solomonson, r
355 Whitehall
Makemson Andrew J., jeweler, r 1 Leon-
ard
Makin Annie Miss, housekpr Markham
• House
Malabar John, wks W. C. & M. L. Tol-
bert, bds 16 N. Butler
Malally Matilda Miss, r 179 Luckie
Malally Michael, watchman A-L.*Ry
Malally Thomas, engineer Gate City P.
M. & L. Co
Malcolm James, c, wks J. F. Redd
Mallard William J., lawyer, r 202 Jones
Mallon Frances, wid B., r 204 W. Peach-
tree
Mallon John, painter P. W. Geary
Mallory Charles, c, lab, r 12 Chapel
Mallory Richard, c, lab, r 93 Spring
Mallory Samuel, c, wks Fulton Mills
Malone Charles, elk Hoyt & Rice, r 75
E. Hunter
Malone Charles F. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser
& Co.), bds Kimball
Malone C. P., elk W. H. Brotherton
Malone Emma, c, laundress, r 62 Valen-
tine
Malone Felix, c, lab, r 8 Jennings al
Malone Francis, r 301 E. Fair
Malone Frank N., bkkpr Atla Nat.
Bank, r 171 Crew
Malone Hiram M., elk Green Line, r 165
Collins
Malone Jefferson, c, lab, r 28 Chapel
Malone John, elk M. Rich & Bro
Malone Louisa, c, laundress, r rear 149
Luckie
Malone Marion Miss, teacher, r 24 Par-
ker
Malone Thomas F., elk, r 75 E. Hunter
Malone William, c, lab, rlORobbins
Maloney James H., carpenter, r 307 New
Wheat
MALOY JAMES, pass agt E. T., V. &
Ga. R. R., 3 Kimball House, r 49W
Whitehall. (See p. 8.)
Maltry Philip, barber, 29 Whitehall, r
327 Whitehall
Malvin Samuel, c, lab,
cor Tennels
Manafee Livingston, c.
Wheat
MANAHAN MAimiNG W. (Orme &
Manahan), r 18 X. Broad
Manan Henry, tailor J. Lynch ^
Mand F. W., contractor, r 145 Decatur
Maner Alfred, lab, r 16 Tumlin
Mangum Alexander, c, porter H. A.
Fuller & Son
Mangum Carson L. (Robinson Bros. &
Mangum), r 102 Marietta
Mangum E. Annie Miss, r 124 Haynes
MANGUM JACK, c, shoemkr, 65 Deca-
tur, r 108 Fort
Mangum James, c, lab, r 138 Thompson
Mangum Kate, c, laundress, r 4 New-
man al
Mangum Millard, elk, r 20 Warren pi
Mangum Riley, c, lab, r 21 Fort
Mangum Squire, c, drayman, r 42 Wells
Mangum Viola Mrs., saloon, 23 W.
Mitchell, r 121 W. Peters
r Savannah,' se
lab, r 288 New
MAN
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ber, Laths & Shingles.
THriEHHESinSSS
Mangum Wheeler, wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 260 E. Hunter
Manley Anthony, c, wks A. H. Stephens
Manley Daniel, c, drayman, r 14 Rig-
gers
Manley Green B., mer, r 113 Wheat
Manley John C, carpenter A-L. Ry, r
52 Bell
Manley John P., sec and treas Wheat '&
Hodge Mnfg Co., r 147 McDonough
Manley John T., c, porter, r 50 Gate
City
Manley Martin, watchman W. & A. R.
R., r 22 Gartrell
Manley William P., policeman, bds 22
Gartrell
Mann Edward, upholsterer, bds 98 Wal-
ton
Mann James, blksmith, 64 S. Pryor, r 66
Venable
Mann James E., elk D. H. Dougherty, r
350 Whitehall
Mann James M., elk J. Ryan, bds 15 E.
Mitchell
Mann John J., c, painter, r rear 146 De-
catur
Mann Matilda Miss, r 104 Crew
Mann Robert D. (R. D. Mann & Co.),
bds Kimball
MANN R. D. & CO. (R. D. Mann and C.
B. Walker), gen'l ticket office, 4 Kim-
ball House
Mann Sophronia, wid S., r 44 W. Peters
MANNING ALONZO A., lawyer, 8J Ma-
rietta
Manning George W., brakeman W. & A
R. R. r Adairs
Manning Henry, mason, r 36 S. Butler
Manning Jethro W., county school
commr. Court House, r Lee, ne cor
Amos W, E
Manning John A., fireman W. «fc A. R
R., bds 12J W. Mitchell
Manning William B., woodwkr J. M.
Smith '
Manning William D., shoemkr, r 48 Hen-
ry
Manor A. E., fireman W. & A. R. R
Manry William, bkkpr J. H. James, r 21
Leonard
Mansfield Frederick S., bkkpr, r 168 S
Pryor
Mansfield Mary Miss, domestic J. H
James
Manson Mary, c, laundress, r 39 Ella
Mantel James, helper Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath
Manuel Howard, c, cook r 248 Crew
Maples King, c, lab, r 41 Mays al
Mapp Davis, c, lab, r 7 Hilliard
MAR
Mapp Henry, c, packer P. H. 8iiook, r
101 W. Foundry
Mapp Marion, c, lab, r ws Randolph, 4th
sof E. Harris
Mapp Robert W., c, lab, r 62 Newton
Mapp Sidney, c, wks L. E. Ladd
Mapp Thomas, c, carpenter, r 114 Fort
Marable Griflin, c, lab, r es Ira, 1st s of
Sharpe
Marable Samuel, c, driver, r 22 Terry
Marable William, c, lab, r 87 Martin
Marbley Martha, c, laundress, r 48 John-
son
Marbut Samuel P., elk W. D. Smith, r
24 Hilliard
Marchman Alfred, c, driver Gramling,
Spalding & Co
Marchmand J. W., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co
Marcus Max, tailor, 16 Peach tree, r 48
W. Fajr
Marietta St M. E. Church, 95 Marietta
Marietta St School, 271 Marietta
Marion Josephine Mrs.,»r 156 Whitehall
Marion Sylvester, grocer, 282 Marietta
Marion Sylvester Jr., elk, bds 282 Mari-
etta
MARKHAM HOUSE, W. A. Huft', propr :
Loyd, oppWall '•
Markham Isaiah M., with A. C. Wyly
Markham Marcellus O., r 416 Whitehall
Markham Street Presby. Church, c,
Markham, ne cor Maple
Markham William, bds Markham House
Marks Minnie Miss, bds 10 Thompson
Marlow George, elk, r 155 W. Peters
Marlow Rebecca, wid R., r 155 W. Pe-
ters
Marr Frank, c, carpenter, r 30 Reed
Marsh Edwin W. (Moore, Marsh & Co.),
r 125 Washington
MARSH EDWIN W. JR, whol millinery,
16>^ Decatur, r 125 Washington
Marsh Lewis K., wks E. VanWinkle <fc
Co., r 11 Orme
Marsh Mc Allen B., with Moore, Marsh
<fc Co., r 125 Washington
Marsh Mary J., c, laundress, r 96 Jones
Marsh Rowland B., machinist, r 226 E.
Ellis
Marsh Sarah E. Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Marsh Spencer S., with E. W. Marsh Jr.
bds 125 Washington
Marshall Frank, conductor, r 150 W.
Hunter
Marshall Henry, c, wks' W. & A. 11, R.,
r 15 S. Butler *
Marshall John G., printer A. M. Ber<y-
strom, r 37 Kelly
m nm mmm, buggies,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc.
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Marshall Phintoii, c, waiter, r rear 150
Whitehall
Marshall Lutie Miss, r 35 Grubb
Marshall Zephia, c, waiter, r 186 Hilliard
Marstoii Frank, carpenter, r 348 Marietta
Marston James D., carpenter, r 19
Irwin
Ma/tin Algernon W., bkkpr 66 White-
hall, r 21 Hood
Martin Andrew T., tinner, r 24 Wheat
Martin Anna, wid J. A., r 59 King
Martin Benjamin L., tel repairer, r 15
Fonder
Martin Benjamin W., elk Hy M. S., bds
Kimball
Martin Caroline H., wid G., r 139
Walker
Martin Charity, c, laundress, r 47 Hum-
phries
Martin Charles, c, lab, r 45 Trenholm
Martin Charles J., raer, 1 69 McDonough
Martin Daniel, c, carpenter W. & A. K.
R., r 12 Fains al
MartinDavid N., lawyer, 30 J Marietta, r
Houston, se cor Sampson
Martin Dexter, wks Hiuman & Son, r 15
Ponder
3Iai*tin Edward J., printer, r 99 Crew
Martin Eli, c, lab, r 157 Marknam
Martin Elizabeth E., wid T. A., r 99
Crew
Martin Elijuh L., c, waiter, r 377
Whitehall
Martin E. Wellborn (Haygood & Mar-
tin), r 81 Washington
Martin Ganaway, mason, r 15 Ponder
Martin George, c, lab, r 18 Cedar
Martin George, c, lab, r 271 Peachtree
Martin George R., wks E. T„ V. & Ga.
R. R., r 95 Crew
Martin George W., grocer, 165 Nelson
Martin George W., printer, r 14 Hilliard
Martin George W. Rev., c, r 236 Crew
Martin Heber, with Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co
Martin Henrj-, wks H. Franklin
Martin Henry B., painter, r 132 Maga-
zine
Martin James B., city tax collector, r 119
E. Harris
Martin John, c, carpenter, r 292 New
Wheat
Martin John, c, lab, r 127 Ellis -
Martin John, lab, r 254 N. Calhoun
Martin John A., grocer, 36 Pine
Martin John G., machinist, r 95 Crew
Maitin John H., editor, r 19 Williams
Martin John R., r 139 Walker
Martin John W., mer, bds 153 W. Mitch-
eU
Martin Joseph P., painter, r 127 Mari-
etta
Martin Judith, c, laundress, r al rear 120
W. Fair
Martin Julius, barkpr, r 188 Whitehall
Martin Kate, c, laundress, r 66 Hood
Martin Louise M. Mrs., r 69 McDon-
ou^h
Martin Mary, wid A. D., r 95 Crew-
Martin Mary J. Miss, r 51 Chapel
Martin Matthew^ cattle dlr, r 63 Leonard
Martin Mattie Mrs., music teacher, 24
Wheat
Martin Melville C, physician and drug-
gist, 212 Decatur
Martin Newton, bds 194 Richardson
Martin Oscar, elk, bds 34 Pine
Martin Patrick, harnessmkr C. Lemke
Martin Prince, c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Martin Robert, c, lab, rss C. R. R., w of
Humphries
Martin Robert E., trunkmkr, r 99 Crew
Martin Sallie Mrs., dressmkr, 63 Leonard
Martin Sallie, c, laundress, r 132 Smith
Martin Samson, c, driver, r ws Smith, 2d
n of Glenn
Martin Samuel (Martin & Parrott), r 120
S. Pryor
Martin Samuel, manager Williams,
Clark & Co., r 57 Marietta
Martin Sterling, carpenter, r 139 Walker
Martin Susie, elk, bds 192 Marietta k
Martin S. M., wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Martin Thomas R., barkpr, r 14 Tumlin
Martin Walter, c, lab, r es Terry, 1st s of
Love
Martin William, elk, r 95 Crew^
Martin William, c, carpenter, r 7 Eraser
Martin William, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Martin William A., with Lamar, Rankin
& Lamar, r 84 Luckie
Martin William H., r 86 W. Foundry
Martin Zachariah, conductor A. & W. P.
R. R., r 65 Luckie
Martin & Parrott (S. Martin and S. F.
Parott), fertilizers, 7)4 S. Broad
Martinleer Mattie F., Miss, r 86 Ivy
Marvin Benjamin, c, lab, r 16 State
Marvin George W., physician, r
Whitehall
Marvin Henry, c, lab, r 16 State
Marvin James, c, lab, r 16 State
Marx Annie Miss, bds 40 Line
Masfield William R., steward National
Hotel
Mashbum Elijah, carpenter, r 34 Church
Mashburm John H., elk, r 83 Willow
Mashbum Melville M., wks L. H. Hall
& Co., r Hunnicutt, nw cor Venable
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MAS
371
Mashburn Noah S., boxmkr, r 44 Vena-
ble
Mason Allen, c, lab, r es Daniel, 4th s
. of Walker al
Mason Andrew, wks W. <fc A. R. R. r
62 Nelson
Mason Andrew J., c, mason, r 11 Jones
Masqn Charles B., patternmkr, bds 113
Walton.
Mason Charlotte M. Mrs., boardinff, 83
Decatur *'
Mason Daniel, c, lab, r 207 Mangum
Mason Earl E., machine agt, bds 23
Yonge
Mason Harriet, c, seamstress, r 15 Chapel
Mason John, c, mason, r 9 Jones
Mason John W. (Mason & Weaver) r
44 Simpson '
Mason Lydia A. E. Mrs., boarding, 115
Decatur
Mason Rufus A. J., elk, r 115 Decatur
Mason & Weaver (J. W. Mason and J.
K. Weaver), saloon, 206 Marietta
MASON, see also MAYSON
Masonic Hall, Marietta, sw cor Broad
Massa Frederick (Massa & Canovarri), r
24 Peachtree
Massa & Canovarri (F. Massa and J
Canovarri), restaurant, 1 Marietta
Massaling Jacob, elk, r 138 W. Mitchell
Massey Aaron, c, lab, r rear 88 Elliott
Massey Araminta Miss, wks Elsas, May
& Co., r al rear 120 W. Fair
Massa Edmund, c, lab, r rear 170 E. Hun-
ter
Massey Nathan, mer, r 57 Bell •
Massey Orrin H. c (Davis & Massey), r
88 Elliott ^ '
Massey Penina, wid J., r al rear 120 W.
Fair
Massey Rebecca Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Massey William C, elk, r 57 Bell
Maston Jennie Miss, wks A. J. Miller r
189 Davis
Mathews Aquilla B., contractor, r es
Gordon, 2d s of Peeples, W. E
Mathews Edward H., elk, r Gordon, s of
Peeples, W. E
Mathews Franklin, elk, bds 299 N. Col-
lins
Mathews James H., elk Frazier & Mor-
MAX
gan
Mathews John H., contractor and lum-
ber dlr, 56 W. Hunter, r pountry
Mathews William A., elk, r Gordon g of
Peeples, W. E
Matier John, elk, r 33 Ivy
Matthews Anthony, c, wks M. Cole &
Co
w
Matthews Abraham, c, lab, r 15 Church
Matthews Charles, tailor J. Lynch, r 165
Forsyth
Matthews George, c, drayman, r 220 E.
Matthews Harper, c, porter J. Domini,
r 19 Whitehall
Matthews Henry, c, lab, r 72 Pine
Matthews Isaac, c, wks J. C. Donald &
Co., r 216 Hunter
Matthews John, c, lab, r 159 N. Butler
Matthews Joshua, c, lab, r 26 Rawson
Matthews Julia, c, laundress, r 49 Victo-
ria
Matthews Luke, c, carpenter, r 11 George
Matthews Martha, c, laundress, r 87
Haynes
Matthews Noah, carpenter, r 28 Savan-
nah
Matthews Stokes, c, poi-ter J. Lagomar-
sino, r 17 W. Hunter
Matthews'WaJter, c, porter R. & D. R.
R
Matthews William, c, driver Morrison,
Bain <fc Co
Mattison Alexander W., elk Ry. M. S.,
r 68 Alexander
Mattison B. A., student, bds 20 Foster
Mattison Julia, c, laundress, r 35 Mays
Mattox Elijah N. watchman, r 105
Luckie
Mattox Ella Miss, domestic, Mrs. T. M.
Ellis
Mattox Frank W., with Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co., r 66 J Whitehall
Mattox H. C, with Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co
Mattox Robert, c, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Mattox William H., with Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co., r 663^ Whitehall
MATTOX, see also MADDOX
Mauck B. L. (Kite & Mauck), r 236
Decatur
Mauck Charles A., foreman M. M.
Mauck, bds 12i^ W. Mitchell
MAUCK MARCELLUS M., painter and
paper hanger, 27 E. Hunter, r 154
Rawson. (See p. 62.)
Mauck Mary E., wid W., r 154 Rawson
Maude James L., elk, r 53 W. Baker
Maudlin John, broommkr Bibb & Smith,
r Edgewood
Mauldin J. Henry, carpenter, r 142
Thompson
Maupin Rosalie, wid L., r 27 Cone
Maury William, bkkpr J. H. James, r 21^
Leonard
Maxwell Alexander, c, porter, r 30 W.
Mitchell
I Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at SIT
r Keeps no trath palled shirts.
B n itid 13 Whn^hall Str
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±\.±^r\i^ l-jOlii.iJ_jT. A, Frierson, Real Estate Ag't.
RSNTSD.
Lands, Etc.
10 Wall St.
MAX
372
MEL
Maxwell Allan, c, plasterer, r 6 Newman
al
Maxwell Allan J., printer H. H. Dick-
son, r 196 Ilouston
Maxwell Edward G., harnessmkr, r 79
Bradley
Maxwell Henry, c, wks Atla St Ry
Maxwell James R., harnessmkr, r 79
Bradley
Maxwell J. Robert, plasterer, r 158 W.
Hunter
Maxwell London, c, lab, r 7 Maple
Maxwell Matthew D., carpenter, r 158
W. Hunter
Maxwell Sarah, c, laundress, r ws S.
Terry, 2d s of Anderson
Maxwell Sarah F., wid J., bds 25 N.
Forsyth
May Albert, c, lab, r 229 Clarke
May Edwin F. (Ristine, May & Co.), r
91 Nelson
May Henry, c, lab, r 285 Decatur
May Isaac (Elsas, May & Co.), r 219 S.
Pryor
May Isaac, c, lab, r 35 Rawson
May John, c, driver, r35 Rawson
May Wesley, c, coachman, r 226 W.
Mitchell
May Wiley, c, lab, r 35 Rawson
Mayer David (Mayer, Son & Co.), r 151
Whitehall j
Mayer Solomon Q. (Mayer, Son & Co.), r
Cincinnati
MATER SON & CO. (David and S. C.
Mayer), whol liquors, 52 Whitehall
MAYER, see also MAIER, MEYERS
and MYERS
Mayes James R., foreman Z. E. Taylor,
r 26 W. Hunter
Mayes John P., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r 234 Elliott
Mayes William H., wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 75 Luckie
Mayfleld Margaret Mrs., r 33 Grubb
Mayfield R. R., engineer A-L. Ry
MAYXARD ROBERT J., bookbinder and
blank book ranfr, 43)4 S. Broad. (See
back cover.)
Mayo Fannie A. Miss, bkkpr, r 46 Form-
wait
Mayo Maria J., wid D., r 46 Formwalt
Mayrant Kate D., wid W. H., bds 344
Peachtree
Mays Albert, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Mays Frank O., with Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar, r 18 Garnett
Mays Jennie Miss, seamstress, r ws For-
' tune, 1st 8 of Holland
Mays Nathan, c, lab, r 261 Butler
Mays Susan L., wid T. S., r 74 Spring
MAYSON THOMAS C, grocer, 3 and 5
Marietta, r 43 Walker
MAYSON, see also MASON
Mead Edward L., c, wks S. M. Inman &
Co., r 5 Newman al
Mead Eugene N., trav agt Butler, Pitkin
& Co., N. Y., r 201 Jones
Mead John H., with C. F. Fairbanks, r
52 W. Harris
Mead Stephen, c, lab, r rear 38 E. Baker
Meador Albert, elk John Keely
Meador Charles D., sec Clarke Seed Cot-
ton Cleaner, 55 and 57 E. Alabama,
bds 101 Peachtree
Meador Frank, bkkpr A. C. Wyly, r 101
Peachtree
Meador James J., witht)glesby & Mead-
or, r 210 S. Pryor
Meador John F. (J. W. Goldsmith &
Co.), bds 101 Peachtree \
Meador Thomas D. (Oglesby & Mead-
or), r 221 Peachtree
Meadows Whitney, c, drayman, r 32
Ezzard i
Meakin Joshua W. (McCombs, Meakih
<fe Co.), r 48 McDonough
Meakin I^ewis, elk Beck, Gregg & Co., r
48 McDonough
Means High School, 76 N. Forsyth
Means Samuel, c, drayman, r rear 316
Decatur
Means Thomas ^., prin Means High
School, r 76 N. Forsyth |
Mecaslin JohnH., sec and treas Atlanta
Gas Lt Co, r 218 Rawson
Medlin Thomas, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co., r 27 Rock - i
Meehan Patrick H., saloon, 9 E. Ala-
bama
Meeker Lizzie Miss, r 166 W. Hunter 1
Megee Benjamin F. (Megee, Johnson &
Co.), r63 Walker
Megee John F., car inspector A-L. Ry.,
r ws Mills, 2d s of Tennels
Me^ee, Johnson & Co. (B. F. Megee, G.
N. and W. M. Johnson), grocers and
com mers, 87 S. Broad
Meigs Mary F., wid W. H., r 300 Mc-
Donough
Meister Peter A. B., saloon, r Lawton
W. E ,
Mell Anthony, c, lab, r rear 110 Pine
Mell John L., elk, r 9 Stonewall
Mell J. Robeit, elk, bds 43 Walker
Mell Mary J., c, laundress, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Mell Matilda, c, laundress, r 28 Man-
gum
1^ ^ .
t
Mays Robert, foreman, bds 46 E. Hunter Melton Aaron P. Rev., c, r 41 Fulton
TIOESTMJTEfSSlSi
W. J. WILLIHGHAM flJ^^^f^-
ilEL
373
Melton Alexander L. (A. L. Melton &
Co.),fr Social Circle
Melton A. L. & Co. (A. L. Melton and
E.Patrick), saloon, Decatur, nw cor
Boulevard
Melton John, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Memory Emmie S. Mrs. (Memory &
Co.), r 32 N.Forsyth
Memory Simms E., with Memory & Co.
r 32 N.Forsyth
Memory & Co. (E. S. Memory and ),
grocers, 86 McDonough
MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK R. R.
(Ark. & Texas Pacific Short Line) , R.
. A. Williams, passenger agt, 3 Kim-
ball House. (See p. 58.)
Men and Womens Mutual Relief Fund
Assn, Broad, cor Hunter
Meneely George R. (Meneely & Co.), r
Albany, N. Y
MENEELY k CO. (George R. Meneely
and 'l\ W. Getman), brass founders,
W. & A. R. R., ne cor Foundry
Menefee Thomas H,„watchman R. & D.
R. R. Depot, bds 21 Jones av
Menko Jacob (L. Cohen & Co.), r 229 S.
Forsyth
Menko Josep!) (M. Menko & Bro.), r
229 S. Forsyth '
Menko Joseph, Jr., with Sou Ag Wks,
bds 62 W.Peters
Menko Martin (M. Menko & Bro.), r 62
W. Peters
Menko M. & Bro. (M. and Jos. Menko),
clothing, 21 Whitehall
Mercer Edward, restaurant, 1 E. Wall
saloon 14 Whitehall, r 166 Haynes
Mercer James L., policeman, r 283 W.
Peachtree
Mercer John T., elk, r 166 Haynes
Mercer ITiomas J., carpenter, r 28 Ce-
dar
Merchant-Floyd S., elk J. R. Merchant
& Co., bds 42 Mitchell
Merchant John R. (J. R. Merchant &
Co.), r 66 Jackson
MERCHANT J. R. & CO. (J. R. Mer-
chant and W. E. McFail), whol gro-
cers, 27 E. Alabama
Merchant Shindler T., mer, r ss Ham-
mond, 4th e of West End, W. E
MERCHANTS BANK OF ATLANTA,
Campbell Wallace, pres; J. H. Porter,
cashier; W. D. Luckie, asst cashier: 12
and 14 E. Alabama
Mercke Herbert M., elk, bds 111 Ma
rietta
Meredith James P., master transporta-
tion A-L.Ry, 46 E. Wall, r 60 Ellis
Meriwether Isaac, c, fireman Kimball
MIC
Meriwether Leonce, driver F. M. Jack r
120 Whitehall
Meriwether Leonce, Jr., elk, rl20 White-
hall
Merrick William, c, carpenter, r 48
Brick
MERRILL JOHN N., with Smith Amer-
ican Organ Co., bds Markham
Merrill Sanders, c, lab, r rear 111 Greens
Ferry av
Merritt Henry S., with M. Rich & Bro.,
r ss Currier, 2d e of Collins
Merritt James B. (Merritt & Summers),
r 4 Randolph
MERRITT J. WALTER, bkkpr Mill-
burn Wagon Co., r 153 N. Calhoun
Merritt Monroe, c, lab, r 226 Clarke
Merritt Pleasant W., policeman, r 66
Haynes
Merritt & Summers (J. Merritt and F.
Summers), grocers. 564 Decatur
Merrylaw Washington, c, wks Globe P.
Mnfg Co
Merryman John & Co., E. S. RUev,
manager; fertilizers, 20^ E. Alabama
Merton Warren, c, lab, r ws Fortune, 6th
s of Holland
Mesmer John, truukmkr 1. C. Bandman
Metcalf Anderson, c, lab., r 15 Ella
Metcalf Charles A., elk M. Franklin
Metcalf John A., driver, r 75 Ga. R. R
Metcalf W. B., driver Atla St Ry
Mettenheimer Henry J., with Ga Chem
& Mining Co., bds National Hotel
Metzger Simon, elk, bds 98J WhitehaU
Metzger Sophia Miss^ cashier M. Rich &
Bro., r 111 Garnett
Meyer D. D., wks W. & A. R. R
Meyer Gerhardt H., wks Winship &
Bro., r 13 Newton
Meyer Henry, machinist, r 13 Ne^^-ton
Meyer Maude Miss, r 57 Garnett
Meyer Randolph, machinist, r 52 ITiur-
mond
Meyer Samuel, classer Maddox, Rucker
& Co., r 28 E. Cain
Meyer William H., elk D. G. Peel, r 25
Irwin
MEYER, see also MAIER, MAYER
and MYERS
Michael James H., elk, r 279 W. Peters
Michaelis Karl, lab, r ws Hunnicutt, 2d
n of Austin al
Michie Lewis P., elk, r 64 E. Fair
Mickelberry James J., with Mickelberry
& Whitlock, r 145 Ivy
Mickelberry William H. C, elk Simons
& Drummond, r 145 Ivy
Mickelberry WilUam M. (Mickelberry <&
Whitlock), r 54 Jacks6n
mmm Buoaij^s. etc. oo to
WUHUHHHH, MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
M-:^^'-
mil coEiM li mi,
MIC
^42 North Broad, ,
For Coal and Wood.
The Smith American dreans
374
MIL
MICKELBERRY & WHITLO€K (W. Miller Daniel S., harnessmkrD. Morcran
M. Mickelberry and M. G. WhiUock), "'•^- "' ' -^ "
whol grain and hay, 24 E. Alabama
Middlebrooks John,*c, lab, r 2 Chapel
Middlebrooks John W., elk, bds 417 W.
Peters
Middlebrooks Thomas, elk M. \V. John-
son & Co
Middlebrooks William M., grocer, 405
/W. Peters, r 417 W. Peters
Middleton Amanda Miss, bds 265 Jones
1 . Middleton C. B. Rev., pastor 1st M. E.
•i Ch., bds 389 Whitehall
Middleton John, c, lab, r ws Davis, 2d n
of Markham
Middleton Joseph, elk, r 14 Castleberry
Mihalovitch Henry, lawyer, bds 169 S.
Forsyth
Milam Henry, c, lab, r 42 Ivy
Milam John A. barkpr, bds 88 Decatur
Milam L. M., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Milam Solomon M., elk. bds 120 White-
hall
Milbrook Anderson, c, well-diororer, r 201
Clarke
lUILBURN WAGOX CO. (Southern
branch), Henry L. Atwater, manager ;
carriages, wagons and harness, 39, 41
and 43 Decatur. (See bottom lines.)
Miles Bessie Miss, bds 50 Line
Miles Frances, c, laundress, r 63 James
Miles Henry H., grocer, 349 Marietta, r
5 Mills
Miles James, wks, Fulton Mills
Miles Joel, lab, r 590 Decatur
Miles N., delivery elk W. &. W. Mnfg
Co
Miles Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Miles William A., machine agt, r 59
Howell
MILLEDGE JOHX, la^er, 23* White-
hall, r 112 E. Peters
Millen Flora, c, laundress, r 12 Tuckers al
i Millen William H., bkkpr J. B. Daniel, r
59 Cone
Miller Albert, wks W. Trautwein r 186
Decatur
MILLER ANDREW J., whol and ret
furniture and carpets, 42 and 44 Peach-
tree, 25 and 27 N. Broad, r Savannah,
Ga. (See front paster.) ^
Miller Annie, c, laundress, r 14 Sugar al
Miller Benjamin, c, lab, r 316 Decatur
Miller Boynton, c, waiter, r 298 N. Cal-
houn
Miller Edward C, carpenter, bds 155
Marietta
Miller Edward P., with E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r W. Peters, n of Gordon, W. E
Miller Emil, carpenter, r 10 Waddell
Miller Ferdinand, tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co., r 119 Houston
Miller Frank, architect, r 24 Smith -
Miller Franklin, c, lab, r Austin al, ne
cor Holland
Miller George, wks W. & A. R. R., r 127
E. Harris
Miller Henry, c, lab, r ss Rice, 1st w of
Boulevard
Miller Henry F., tailor C. G. Grosse, r
134 Thompson
Miller Henry G. H., (Miller & Hughes),
r 508 Decatur ,
Miller Homer V. M. (Miller & Word), r
43 Walton
Miller Jacob R., wks Winship & Bro., r
country
Miller James T., elk Ry M. S., r 35
Luekie
MILLER JEFFERSON D., manager car-
pet dept A. J. Miller, r 198 Ivy
Miller John, wks Atla Soap Wks
Miller John, contractor, r 141 W. Mitch-
ell
Miller John A., (Miller & Brady), r 46E
Ellis
Miller John G., elk, Ry. M. S. r 141
McDonough
Miller John L., with W. A. Taylor, bds
Markham
MILLER JOHN M., news depot, 31 Ma-
rietta, r 22 N. Collins
Miller Joseph H., elk, bds 308 Peachtree
Miller Lee, mer, r 24 Smith
Miller Lydia, c, laundress, r 42 Emma
Miller L., elk, r 16 Jenkins
Miller Kicy, wid G., r es Ponder, bey
limits
MILLER PRESTON H., manager A. J.
Miller, r 198 Ivy
Miller Ransom, c, restaurant, 26 Deca-
tur, r 126 Markham
Miller Raymond, with M. C. & J. F. Ki-
ser&Co., r46E. Ellis
Miller Rentz, c, lab, r 126 Markham
Miller Robert, contractor, r 141 W.
Mitchell
Miller Samuel, carpenter, r 10 Haygood
al
Miller Scott, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks, r
158 Gray
Miller Stephen, c, barber, j* 60^ailey
Miller Cesar, c, lab, r 200 Fort
Miller Charles, collector, r 36 Rhodes
Miller Charles, c, lab, r rear 377 S. Pry or „„^„ ^ „«.„v.x . v,v, ^c.
MillerCharles A. (Clarke & Miller), r 37 Miller Susan H., wid 'd. W., r
C^T-nhb ] Luekie *^
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1%
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OTHERS.
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375
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Miller S. L., c, barber H. L. Watts
Miller Theodore P., elk, r 35 Luekie
Miller Thomas, elk, r 71 Smith
Miller Thomas, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Miller Thomas C, with J. A. Anderson &
Co., bds Markham
Miller Thomas J., wks H. M. Beutell,
bds 12i W. Mitchell
Miller Uriah W., printer H. H. Dickson
Miller William, c, carpenter, r 133
Wheat
Miller William, elk, bds 219 Rawson
Miller William, c, lab, r Glenn, cor Ice
Factor}'
Miller William, painter Bosche & Smith
Miller William, printer, r 10 Rhodes
Miller William B., carpenter, r 289 Jones
Miller Willis, c, shoemkr, r rear 95 Wal-
ton
Miller Wilson, c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
Miller Wright, c, blacksmith, 630 Mari-
etta
Miller W. M., brakeman W. & A. R. R
MILLER & BRADY (J. A. Miller and
T. B. Brady), livery and sale stables,
16 Loyd. (See front cover.)
Miller & Hughes (H. G. H. Miller and
J. Hughes), butchers, 589 Decatur
Miller & Word (H. V. M. Miller and T.
J. Word), physicians, 17J E.Alabama
MILLER, see also MULLER
Millican Clyde, elk, r 20 Stonewall
Millican Louis B., engineer Ga. R. R.,
r 20 Stonewall
Millican Sallie Miss, boarding, 39 N.
Forsyth
Milligan Brady, engineer, bds 145 Ga.
R. R
Milligan John, c, wks Z. E. Taylor
Milligan Lou, wid J., r Larkin, sw cor
Chapel
Millius A. J, J wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Mills Adam,^, porter, r 14 Randolph
Mills Armistead^ c, wks S. M. Inman, r
rear 117 S. Forsytli
Mills Bessie Mrs., r 13 E. Alabama
Mills Charies, c, lab, r 25 Bradley
Mills Cornelia, c, laundress, r 74 Gil-
mer
Mills Frank, ins agt, r 344 Marietta
Mills Heiiry M., lawyer, 6J4 Whitehall,
bds 82 J Whitehall
Mills James M., engineer W. & A. R. R
Mills John, elk, r 13 N. Butler
Mills Joseph, c, porter Clarke & Miller,
r rear 65 Alexander
Mills Millie Mrs., music teacher, 286 W.
Peachtree
Mills Rebecca, c, laundress, r 74 Gilmer
W
Mills Solomon, c, lab, r es Martin, Ist s
of Hunter
Mills Thomas, c, shoemkr, 272 Marietta,
r 287 W. Mitchell
Mills Thomas, with Johnson & Stallings,
r 244 Marietta
Mills William F., elk, r 344 Marietta
Mills Willis, c, wks W. S. Withers, r 148
Mailin
Millwood William R., carpenter, r 142
Magazine
Milner Arnold J., bkkpr D. Morgan, r
138 Whitehall
Milner William J., with Jas. P. Harri-
son & Co
Milse Abel, printer, r 281 E. Hunter
Milton Robert, c, lab, r ns Foster, 3d e
of Jackson
Mims Giles, c, lab, r rear 46 Hulsey
Mims John, engineer, r 191 W. Hunter
Mims Livingston (J. E. Johnston &
Co.), r 433 Peachtree
Mims F. Pierson, conductor, r 9 X. But-
ler
Mims Samuel, c, lab, r 49 Foster
Mims Stafford, c, lab, r 60 Magazine
Mims William, roadmaster A. & W. P.
R. R., r East Point
Mims William H., wks W. & A. R. R, r
170 W. Hunter
Minifee Thomas M., elk A-L. Ry
Minifee Wilson, c, drayman, r 160
Hogue
Minor Eben A., elk, r 90 Terry
Minor Jackson, c, barber, 26 Decatur,
and 14 Peachtree, r 245 Wheat
Minor Walter, c, barber, r 245 Xew
Wheat
Miuter David, c, wks R. R., r 51 Foster
Minter William, bds 335 Decatur
Mission of the Redeemer (Episcopal)
Walker, nw cor Fair *
Mitcham Graft, lab, r 156 W. Simpson
Mitcham James, carpenter, r 156 W.
Simpson
Mitcham Samuel, lab, r 156 W. Simpson
Mitchell Addison, c, lab, r al rear 234
McDonough
Mitchell Alexander W., mer r 138 White-
hall
Mitchell Austin, c, grocer, r rear 209 E.
Cain
Mitchell Charles B., bkkpr Kelly, Tread-
well & Co., r 138 Whitehall
Mitchell Clara, c, laundress, r 465 White-
hall
Mitchell Clara E., wid E., r 54 W. Harris
Mitchell C. C. Mrs., matron Clark Uni-
versity
Mitchell Dock, c, barber, r 80 Houston
V
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Mitchell Ebenezer, c, lab, r rear 107 Ma-
rietta '
Mitchell Edgar E.,. elk, bds 28 Elliott
Mitchell Edward, c, lab, r ss Means, 3d
e of Bellwood
Mitchell Elizabeth, wid W. D., r 405
Whitehall
Mitchell Eugene W., elk, r 237 S. Pryor
Mitchell Fannie, c, laundress, r 46 N".
Broad
Mitchell Florence L. Miss, teacher Clark
University
Mitchell Foster, c, grocer, 218 Fort, r
rear 209 E. Cain
Mitchell Frank B., elk J. Evan, r 97 E.
Mitchell
Mitchell Fred, c, waiter Markham House
Mitchell George, c, lab, r rear 90 Rawson
Mitchell George, c, lab, r 99 Houston
Mitchell Georgia E., c, teacher, r 49
Boulevard
Mitchell Glenn P., elk, r 58 E. Ellis
Mitchell Guy, elk, bds 311 N. Collins
Mitchell G. H., agt, bds 50>£( Decatur
Mitchell Henry A., elk, bds 138 White-
hall
Mitchell Henry C, prin Marietta St
School, r 31l'Collins
Mitchell Hugh, c, wks National Hotel
MitchelllsaacS., grocer, 142 Whitehall
r 33 Smith
Mitchell James, c, lab, r 103 Valentine
Mitchell James, c, lab, r 235 New Wheat
Mitchell James Rev., bds ns Gordon,6 th
w of Peeples, W. E
Mitchell Jesse, c, lab, r 39 Peters
Mitchell John, c, lab, r 7 Maple
Mitchell Joseph, c, porter H. Y. Snow
Mitchell Joseph, c, porter r 140 E. Cain
Mitchell Joseph, c, wks S. M. Inman &
Co
3ttitchell Mack, c, hamessmkr, r 49 Bou-
levard
Mitchell Margaret, wid W., r ws Ran-
dolph, 2d n of Irwin
Mitchell :Matt, c, finisher, C. W. Motes
Mitchell Matthew, c, wks Atlanta Bridge
Wks r 54 Wells
Mitchell Xancy G., wid I. G., r 34 Wind-
sor
Mitchell Xena Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, r 237 S. Pryor
Mitchell Oliver E., elk, bds 138 White-
hall
Mitchell Philip, c, r 94 Humphries
Mitchell Rachel, c, seamstress, r 184 Hil-
liard
Mitchell Risley C, lumber dlr, r 202
Ivy
Mitchell Robert, lab, r Bellwood
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
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Mitchell Robert, c, porter, r 212 W.
Hunter
Mitchell Robert, c, wks L. H. Hall &
Co., r 132 E. Harris
Mitchell Sarah, c, laundress, r 80 Gil-
mer
Mitchell Shadrach, c, grocer, 140 E.
Cain
Mitchell Street School, c, 279 W. Mitch-
ell
Mitchell Thomas, c, driver, r 140 Ira
Mitchell William, carpenter, r 12 Chapel
Mitchell William A., elk, r 237 S. Pryor
Mitchell William D., engineer C. R. R.,
r 28 Elliott
MITCHELL WILLIAM E., lawyer,
room 4, Q^ Whitehall, bds 28 Elliott
Mitchell William P., elk S. M. Inman &
Co., r 138 Whitehall
Mitchell Willis, c, lab, r rear 155 White-
hall
Mitchell Wyatt E., brakeman W. & A.
R. R
Mix Oscar G., physician, r West End,
se cor Hammond, W. E
Mix William, elk, r West End, se cor
Hammond, W. E
Mize Thomas S., lab, r 49 Bush
Mizell Morris C, watchman W. <fc A.
R. R
Mobley Ephraim D. L., with G. W.
Adair, r Smyrna, Ga
Mobley E., with H. A. Fuller & Son, r
20 E. Alabama
Mobley James, c,' wks Miller & Brady •
Mobley Xannie Miss, r 204 W. Peters
Mobley Rebecca W., wid W. H., r204
W. Peters
Mobley Robert L., with Kelly, Tread well
& Co., r 55 S. Forsyth
Mobley Simeon F., elk, r 204 W. Peters
Mobley William H., trunkmaker, r 204
W. Peters
Moflfett Charles J., propr Teethina, bds
Markham ^
Moffett O. A., fireman W. & A. R. R
Monaghan Edward C, cjk A. P. Stewart
&Co
Monaghan John B., detective, r 243 E.
Fair
Moncrief David E, bkkpr F. J. Cool-
edge & Bro., r 33 Leonard
Moncrief Robert, elk C. H. Ainslie, r
James
Moncrief Stephen J., carpenter, r 33
Leonard
Moncrief S. Price, tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co
Moncrief William J., machinist, r 65
Venable
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles,
MON
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Monday Henry, c, carpenter, r 75 Con-
nally
MONDAY MORNING MAIL, 37^ S.
Broad
Monk James G., with Boynton Bros., r
132 S. Forsyth
Monroe Charlotte E., c, teacher, r 110
Pine
Monroe James, c, butler, r rear Thrash-
. er, se cor Ashley
Monroe John c, lab, r 56 Haynes
Monroe Theodore H., elk, bds 20 Mills
Montague Edward, student, r 82 Pulliam
Monteith Eliza, wid R. A., r 48 Gilmer
Monteith Robert A., elk, r 44 Gilmer
Montgomery Andrew, c, lab r 181 X.
Butler
Montgomery Charles D., elk, r 151
McDonough
Motngomery John, c, painter J. M.
Smith
Montgomery Ransom, c,lab, r 82 S. For-
syth
Montgomery Reese, c, lab, r rear 129
Glenn
Montgomery Terrell B., carpenter, bds
212 E. Hunter
Montgomery William A., elk, r 67 Smith
Moody Andrew W., c, carpenter, r rear
88 Crew
Moody Henry W., boxmkr, r 1 Ponder
Moody Hurd, c, porter E. A. & M. E.
Fitzgerald
Moody Joseph N., with W. C. Neff <fcCo
Moody M. J., brakeman W. «fc A. R. R
Moody Samuel, c, lab, r 88 Crew
Moomaugh Robert H., mdse broker, 20 J
E. Alabama, r 62 E. Cain
Moon B. Frank, trunkmkr, r 32* W.
Mitchell
Moon Robert, painter M. M. Mauck
Moon Susan, c, laundress, r es Calhoun,
n of Baker
Moon ZadocB., policeman, r 115 Nelson
Mooney Walter T., wks A-L. Ry, bds 29
Howell
Moor Laura V. Miss, music teacher, 8 S.
Broad, r'68N. Forsyth
Moor William H., elk, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Moore Albert, carpenter, r 16 Brick
Moore Amanda, c, laundress, r 5 Holland
Moore Amanda J., wid F. A., r 124 Crew
Moore Amos, painter A. P. Tripod
Moore Amos C, blksmith, bds 339 De-
catur
Moore Andrew, c, lab, r 165 Fort
Moore Andrew, c, varnisher Ristine,
May <fc Co., r country
Moore Andrew, c, wks Beatie & Hoppi,
r 10 Grant
Moore Annie Miss, r 390 Whitehall
Moore Augusta, wid T. P., r 39 Merritta
av
MOORE BENJAMIN F. PROF, pres
MOORE'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
r Ed^wood. (See back cover.)
Moore Bishop, c, drayman, r 287 Ran-
dolph
Moore Carrie, c, laundress, r 18 Greens
Ferry av
Moore Charles E., with P. & G. T. Dodd,
bds 72 Marietta
Moore Clara E., wid J. A., r 87 Pulliam
Moore Clarence E., lawyer, room 5, 6>^
Whitehall, r 39 Merritts av
Moore David M., fireman, r284 Foster
Moore Dudley, machinist, bds 54 W.
Foundry
Moore Edwin G., prin Fair St School, r
19 W. Baker
Moore Eliza, wid W. M., r 20 Walker
Moore Ella W. Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Moore Felix, c, blksmth, 136 Walton
Moore George, c, wks J. M. Bradley, r
42 Terry
Moore George P., mess Sou Exp Co., bds
165 S. Pryor
Moore Giles, c, lunchroom, 601)^ Mari-
etta
Moore Harris, c, porter Sou Exp Co
Moore Harvey, c, wks F. E. Block, r 120
W. Harris
Moore Henry, c, lab, r 28 Markham
Moore Henry, c, lab, r 330 New Wheat
Moore Henry, c, wks Kimball, r rear 88
Crew
Moore Isaac, driver Atla St Ry., r 11
Howell
Moore Jackson P., elk Frazier & Morgan,
r 27 Garnett
Moore James, c, lab, r 157 Greens Ferry
av
Moore James M. (Moore Sims & Co.), r
Bolton, Ga x
Moore Jeremiah, c, lab, r 16 Raspberry
Moore Jeremiah, c, porter, r rear 245
Rawson
Moore John C, conductor W. & A. K.
R
Moore John M., elk, r 20 Cone
Moore John T., printer, r 87^ S. Broad
Moore John W., elk, r26>| E. Alabama
Moore Joseph, c, lab, rl44 E. Cain
Moore J. T., with A. McD. WUson &
Co
Moore Lewis, c, lab, r 16 Green's Ferry
av
Moore Marion R., wid M. R., r 395 Man-
gum
ilto the North. East & West
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Moore Lizzie, c, nurse Nat Surg lust
MOORE, MARSH & CO. (W. A. Moore,
E. W. Marsh, R. L. Barry, J. A.
Barry, J. A. Smith, J. Kingsbery, W.
. W. Draper and W. T. Ashford), whol
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats and no-
tions, Pryor, n\v eor Line
Moore Martin, c, waiter, r rear 214 De-
catur
Moore Michael A. Jr., elk M. Berry, bds
Pine, nw cor Plum
Moore M. Awtry, elk M. Berry, r Pine,
ne eor Plum
Moore Nancy, wid A. E., r 31 Gartrell
Moore Nathaniel, c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Moore Nellie, c, laundress, r 229 Decatur
Moore Ollie T., tel opr R. & D. R. R., r
23 Yonge
Moore Robert A., finisher J. Neal & Co.,
r 97 Larkin
Moore R., wks W. & A. R. R
Moore Silas T., barkpr, r 132 Spring
MOORE, SIMS & CO. (Thomas and J.
M.Moore and F. A. and W. I. Sims),
millers and grain dlrs, 18 S. Forsyth
Moore Thomas (Moore, Sims & Co.), r
Bolton, Ga
Moore Tillman, c, wks Beatie & Hoppie
Moore Timberlake, c, lab, r 25 Moseley
Moore William, painter A. P. Tripod
Moore William, c, janitor Nat. Surg.
Inst., r Jones al w of W. & A. R. R.
Moore William A. (Moore, Marsh & Co.),
r 20 Cone
Moore William D. c, elk, Collectior Int
Rev. r 166 S. Forsyth
Moore William P. carpenter, r 6 South
Moore Wilmore L. student, bds 20
Cone
MOORE'S BUSINESS UNITERSITY,
B. F. Moore, prin ; 38 and 40 S. Broad.
(See back cover and p 41.)
Moorefield James H. foreman Railroad
Record
Moran Charles A. (Moran & Co.), bds
Kimball
Moran George, c, porter Cameron &
King
Moran James T. shooting gallery, 22>^
Marietta r 422 Marietta
Moran Pascal J., editor Constitution, r
11 Walker
Moran Thomas J., printer Constitution
MORAN & CO. (C. A. Moran and ),
druggists and chemists, 11 Peachtree
Morel Louis B., bkkpr Traynham &
Ray, r 33 Ivy
Morel Louisa S., wid B. M., bds 126
Jackson
GO WEST
Moreland Clifford, student Dr. R. B.
Ridley, bds Edgewood
Moreland Eugene, c, wks O. A. Smith
Moreland Joseph T., physician, r 45
Powers
Moreland Mary, wid J. H., r 81 W.
Simpson
Moreland Oliver R., c, shoemkr, dU E.
Wall
Moreland Randall, c, wks O. A. Smith
Morey F. Howe, wks J. Trowbridge &
Son, r 5 Fort
Morgan Aaron, c, lab, r 13 Kirk
Morgan Allen P. (Frazier & Morgan), r
90 Thonjpson
Morgan Austin, c, wks Tye & Hub-
bard
Morgan Bartow, elk, bds 90 Thompson
Morgan Bassell, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Morgan Bird, c, lab, r 24 Davis
Morgan Charles, c, wks Kimball, r 24
Davis
Morgan Charles F., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r Big Shanty
Morgan Charles H. c, grocer, 159 Wheat,
r 42 Howell
MORGAN DATID, saddles, harness, bri-
dles and saddlery hardware, 80 White-
hall, r 184 S. Pryor
Morgan David W., elk Lieberman &
Kaufmann, bds 89 S. Pryor ^
Morgan Doc, c, lab, r 75 Pratt
Morgan Ella Miss, r 184 S. Pryor
Morgan Elsie, c, cook, r 11 Beermann
Morgan Emma, wid S., r 258 Washing-
ton
Morgan Frederick, car builder, r 280
W. Peters
Morgan F. P., brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r Tilton
Morgan George, wks Globe P. Mnfg Co
Morgan I. S., brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r Big Shanty
Morgan Jame*, c, wks J. Tate & Son, r
16 Ga. R. R
MORGAN JAMES B., treas and manager
Atla Co-op. Sav. Assn, bds Cannon
House
MORGAN JAMES L., bkkpr National
Hotel
Morgan James M., lawyer, 15J S. Broad,
bds Adams House
Morgan John, c, lab, r 13 Kirk
Morgan John, c, lab, r 17 Henry
Morgan John, c, lab, r 62 Jenkins -^
Morgan Joseph H., ins, r 40 Spring
Morgan J. W., with Ristine, May & Co.,
Morgan Lucius B., elk, r 90 Thopipson
Morgan Mary Miss, r 66 Cooper
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Morgan Mary E. Mrs., boarding, 120
Whitehall
Morgan Matilda, c, laundress, r 13 Kirk
Morgan Mina B., wid J. L., r 181 Mc-
Donough
Morgan Peter, c, lab, r 157 Greens Ferry
av
Morgan Roll^rt, machinist, r Windsor,
bey limits
Morgan Sanid«rs, c, lab
r 13 Kirk
Morgan TalTey, c, lab, r 7 Holland
Morgan Thomas G., engineer and mill-
wright, 33' Marietta, r Harris, cor Col-
lins
Morgan Thomas H. (Bruce & Morgan),
r 56 Houston
Morgan T. G., brakeman W. & A. R. R.
r Tilton
Morgan Washington, c, carpenter, r 44
Brick
Morgan West, elk, bds 90 Thompson
Morgan William, c, porter G. B. Mc-
Cravy, r 157 Greens Ferry av
Morgan William G., clk,r Collins, se cor
Harris
Morgan William J., bkkpr, bds Adams
House
Morgan W. W., elk M. C. & J. F. Kiser
& Co
Moring Christopher, painter W. & A.
R. R., r 107 Rhodes
Morler Rebecca, wid R., r 81 Walker
Morrell E. C. Mrs., r 63 Washington
Morrell William L., finisher Ristine,
Mav & Co., r Rhodes, nr Elliott
MORRILL WILLIAM C, sec and treas
W. & A. R. R., rl Kimball, cor Peach-
tree
Morris Benjamin, c, lab, r 10 Jennings
al
Morris Bernard, overseer, r 139 Pul-
liam
Morris Calvin, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Morris Charles, elk Dunning & Allen, r
71 S. Butler
Morris Charles M., grocer and saloon,
111 to 115 Decatur, r Edgewood
Morris Cicero H., cotton mer, r 20 E.
Mitchell
Morris Columbus S. (Morris & Nichol-
son), r 139 Old Wheat
Morris David, c, lab, r 15 Clarke
Morris David P. (Morris & Bro.), r 203
Luckie '^
Morris Edward J., elk Post- Appeal, r
189 Ivy
S. (Morris & Bro.), r
Morris Elisha
country
Morris Hiilie Miss, r 54 Nelson
r 27
Morris Jacob, keeper City Hall,
Cone
Morris James T., wks A-L. Ry, bds 133
E. Hunter
Morris Jane, wid C. C, bds 1 W. Gar-
nett
Morris Jeremiah, c, porter L. E. Gwin, r
rear 300 W. Peters
Morris John, elk, bds 69 E. Fair
Morris John F., elk John Keely
Morris John F., grocer, 88 and 90 W. Pe-
ters, r 54 Nelson
Morris John H. (J. S. Morris & Sons),
engineer W. & A. R. R., r 199 Luckie
Morris Joseph A., elk, r 135 Decatur
Morris Joseph S. (J. S. Morris & Sons),r
201 Luckie
Morris J. Frank, carpenter, r Cartef , nr
limits
Morris J. Lewis, elk Col. Int Rev., r 189
Ivy
MORRIS J. S. & SONS (J. S., L. S.
and J. H. Morris), grocers, coal and
wood, 196 and 198 Marietta
Morris Leroy G., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 71 S. Butler
Morris Lewis S. (J. S. Morris & Sons),
r 43 E. Simpson
Morris Mack, c, wks Ballard & Co.
Morris Mack C, elk, r 77 Whitehall
Morris Martin, c, lab, r 190 Formwalt
Morris Mary Miss, r 71 S. Butler
Morris May, c, laundress, r 4 W. & A.
R. R.
Morris Mittie Mrs, millinery and fancy
goods, 563^ Whitehall, r 51 E. Mitchell
Morris Robert, c, lab, r 13 Clarke
Morris Rosa Miss, elk, r 24 W. Gamett
Morris Sarah Mrs, r 127 S. Forsyth
Morris Savannah A., wid J. T. r 133 E.
Hunter
Morris Spencer, c, lab, r 5 Hilliard
Morris Thomas, c, lab, r 331 E. Hunter
Morris Virgil L., blksmth, r 33 Pettis
Morris William, engineer, r Bellwood
Morris William, mason, r65 W. Foundry-
Morris William C, with Post Appeal, r
189 Ivy
Morris William S., elk Langston &
Crane
Morris Willis, cotton elk, bds 146 S. For-
syth
Morris Zilpha, c, laundress, r 1 Glenn .^
Morris & Bro. (D. P. and E. S. Morris),
grocers, 46 Peachtree and 29 N. Broad
Morris & Nicholson (C. S. Morris &
M.M.Nicholson), grocers, 83 Peach-
tree
Morrison Angus (Morrison, Bain &
Co.), r 111 Washington
Makes CLOTHING to order. -
Fit guprante^d at ready made prioM.
Hand 13 WhUehaU Street.
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and Oountry, lor sale l>y
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MORRISON, BAIN & CO. (John Mom-
son, D. M. Bain, Angus Morrison, J.
M. Warner, C. R. Bilbro, A. Mac Di-
armid.), whol hardware and saddlery,
10 & 12 S. Pryor
Morrison Charles, wks W. &. R. R., r
16 W. Garnett
Morrison Daniel, supt, bds Commercial
Hotel'
' Morrison Farquhar B., upholsterer, r 224
Elliott
Morrison Hal, wks Hinraan & Son, bds
551 Marietta
Morrison John (Matrison, Bain & Co.), r
55 Crew
Morrison John C, yard master C. R. R.
r 37 Rock .
Morrison Levy, lab, r 17 Rawson
Mon-ison Lotta Miss, r 16 W. Garnett
Morrow James W., freight agt, Ga. R. R.
r 90 Ivy
Morrow Lois W., wid R., r 280 Peach-
tree
Morrow Thomas, c, lab, r McDaniel,
June C. R. R
Morton Adam, c, lab, r 290 Foster
Morton Bertha Miss, r 15 E. Peters
Morton Frederick, machinist W. & A.
R. R., r 15 E. Peters
Morton Henry, wks Hinman & Son
Morton Lawyer, c, lab, r Factory, s of
Tennels
Morton Major, c, carpenter, r rear 109
W. Harris
Morton Moses, c, driver, r 92 S. Prvor
Morton Polly Miss, r 15 E. Peters '
Morton Sims, c, lab, r 231 Decatur
Morton Walter, c, wks Johnson & Stal-
lings
Mosby Sidney, c, lab, r 61 Ripley
Moseley Andrew, c, lab, 309 Eraser
Moseley Doctor, c, lab, r 123 Larkin
Moseley Elijah, c, lab, r ns Cox, 3d e of
Orme . .
Moseley Henry D., c, grocer, 293 N.
Calhoun
Moseley John, fireman, bds 54 W. Foun-
dry i : -r
Moseley John, c, lab, r 182 Markham
Moseley John B,^ elk Kelly, Treadwell
& Co., r 55 S. Forsyth
Moseley Nelson, c, drayman, r ws Wil-
/ Hams, 1st n of Pine
Moseley Richard J., elk W. H. Brother-
ton
Moseley T. Stephens, with C. O. Tyner,
bds 72 Marietta
Moseley William, c, lab, r 74 W. Foun-
dry «
Moser Edith Miss, r 241 Whitehall
Moser James H., portrait painter, 27^
Whitehall, r 241 Whitehall
Moser John (John Moser & Lind), r 241
Whitehall
MOSER JOHN & LIND ( Jno. Moser and
E. G. Lind), architects, 63 Whitehall
Moses Benjamin, c, wks J. D. Cunning-
• ham
Moses Wilson, c, plasterer, r 282 Fort
Moss Alonzo W., bds 23 Yonge
Moss Andrew J., policeman, r 233 E.
Hunter
Moss Burrell, c, fireman, r 79 S. Butler
Moss Claiborne, c (Wilkinson, Latti-
more & Co.), r es Daniel, 2d s of Walker
al
Moss Henry, c, carpenter, r 274 Decatur
Moss Jacob, lab, r rear 110 Pine
Moss J. R., fireman A-L., Ry
Moss Lindsey L., c (Wilkinson, Latti-
more & Co.), r 55 Horton
Moss Louisa, c, laundress, r 8 Scofield
Moss Mattie, c, cook, r 62 W. Cain
Moss Sarah, c, cook, r 79 S. Butler
Moss William, farmer, bds 73 Alexander
Moss William, c, lab, r 212 C. R. R
Moss Zachariah, c, gardener J. J.
Camp
Mosteller John L., policeman, r 17 Con-
nally
MOTES COLUMBUS W. (C. W. Motes
& Co.), photographer, 34 Whitehall,
r 370 Whitehall
MOTES C. W. & CO. (C. W. and W. F.
Motes), saddle and harness mnfrs, 96
Whitehall. (See opp. p. 109.) «,
Motes John C, carpenter, r 45 Alexan-
der
Motes William F. (C. W. Motes & Co.),
rl96 Whitehall '•
Motts Xelson, c, lab, r 259 Butler : ''
Moulton Oliver, c, lab, r 81 Plum
Moultrie John, c, driver, r 402 Eraser
Mount Moriah Bap Ch, c, Biggers, ne
cor George
Mount Olive Union Bap Ch, 119 Spring
Mount Pleasant Bap Ch, c, 63 Fort
Mount Zion Bap Ch, c, 155 E. Harris
Mower William K., elk, r 103 McDon-
ough
Moye Clinton, bkkpr Phillips & Crew
Moyer Isaac, P., c, grocer, 263 W. Pe-
ters
Moyer James, c, driver, r 263 W. Peters
Moyer William H., painter, r 160 Thomp-
son
Moyers John M., miner^ r 419 White-
hall
Moyers Mary E. Miss, elk The Brad-
street Co., r 429 Whitehall
THTBESTMJTE&S&SSi
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
R^o-ULgli. aucic3L Dressed Li'ULm'toer.
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Moyers William T., lawyer, 44>^ S.
^ Pryor, r 333 Eraser
Mozley Hiram, physician, 124 Whitehall,
r country
Muckenhaupt John, carpenter, r 45 E.
Cain
Mudge Albert E., supt L. C. Saul, r 41
N. Forsyth
Mudge Charles H., bkkpr Estey Organ
Co., r 124 S. Pryor
Mulcahy William A., wks W. & A. R.
R., r 12 Pettis
Mull John, c, wks Markham House
MuUally Michael, watchman A-L, Ry, r
11 Ezzard
MULL AN JOSEPH J., marble wks, 14
S. Broad, r 37 Mills. (See p. 67.)
Mullen Josephine Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty
MuUenix Benjamin F., carpenter, r 190
Houston, nw cor Fort
MuUenix Doasch, carpenter, r 170 E.
Harris
MuUenix John, wks Traynham & Ray
MuUer Frederick, machinist, r 23 Leon-
ard, Jamestown
MuUer Frederick, wks Brew^ Co
MuUer Lewis, elk, r 16 Jenkins
MuUer Louisa Miss, r 23 Leonard
MuUer Philip, elk, r 16 Jenkins
MuUer Samuel, carpenter A-L. Ry
MULLER, see also MILLER
Mulligan Edward, tailor, r 182 S. For-
syth
Mulligan James T., carpenter, r Wil-
liams, ne cor Parker
Mulligan William, engineer A-L Ry
Mulligan William B., propr Atla House,
r 77 Decatur
MuUin Burton- A. (MuUin & Vaughn),
r 228 Ellis
MuUin Curtis, farmer, r 127 Jones av
MuUin Robert, elk G. Disbrow & Co., r
7BeU
MuUin Thomas B., blacksmith, r 7 Bell
MuUin WiUiam P., lab, rBellwood
MuUin & Vaughn, (B. A. MuUin and C.
J. Vaughn), saloon, 12 S. Broad
Mulrooney J. W., elk J. Ryan, r 79 E.
Hunter '
Mumphreys James, c, bellboy Kimball
Munday Mary C. Mrs, boarding, 37 and
39 N. Piyor
Munds Henry, c, carpenter, r 51 Clarke
Munford Albert, c, plasterer, r 22 Solo-
mon
Munger Martin L., organ buUder, 27
WhitehaU, bds Kimball
Munger Sarah T., wid D. F. r 7 Roach
Munn Samuel W., carpenter, r 47 Rock
Munson Alfred, engineer, r 79 Davis
Murden Aaron B., c, lab, r 15 Chapel ■
Murdock James R., cotton buyer, r S7}4
S. Broad
Murdock J. Burdell, carpenter, r 107 W.
Baker
MURPHEYJOHNW. (B. G. Lockett &
Co.), r83 X. Pryor
MURPHEY ROBERT A., warrant elk
Executive dept. State House
Murphy Aaron, c, lab, r 125 E. Cain
Murphy Anthony, lumber, r Lee W. E.
Murphy Benjamin, c, lab, r McDaniel
June C. R.R.
Murphy Dennis, watchman W. & A. R.
r
E.
r 38 Hayden
Murphy Edward, elk, r95 Jones
Murphy Edward C, detective, r 54
Simpson
Murphy Elizabeth, wid C. F., r rear 276
W. Peters
Murphy Emma Miss, domestic I. Y.
Sage
Murphy Isaiah, c, wks Smith & Son
Murphy Jacob, c, porter, r 136 Wheat
Murphy James, engineer, r 54 W. Peters
Murphy John B., dentist, r 8 Hood
Murphy John E., elk, r 54 Form wait
Murphy Joseph E., with D. H. Dough-
erty, r 44 W. Baker
Murphy J. Luther, elk J. F. Morris
Murphy Kate Miss, elk, r 162 E. Hunter
Murphy Lizzie Miss, mUliner, bds 162 E.
Hunter
Murphy Mary, wid D., r 129 E. Harris
Murphy Michael, machinist W. & A. R.
R., r 92 Elliott
Murphy Michael K., saloon, 142 Marietta,
r 99 Walton
Murphy Nicholas W., elk, r 115 J Decatur
MURPHY TIM C, pass agent Cin. Sou.
Ry, r 54 Formwalt
Murphy William, elk Markham House
Murphy William, c, elk, r 498 Decatur
Murphy William M., with Union News
Co., r 50)^ Decatur
Murphy Wineford, wid D., r 162 E.
Hunter
Murray Bonaparte, c, lab, r Bellwood
Murray Calvin, c, coachman W. D. Grant
MURRAY CHARLES P., boots and shoes,
73 Whitehall, r 34 W. Harris
Murray Charles W., with C. P. Murray^
r 34 W. Hanis
Murray Clarence P., elk, r34 W. Harris
Murray Ella, c, seamstress, r 40 Rawson
Murray Eunice D., wid J., bds 85 Ma-
rietta
Murray George, c, wks W. <fc A. R. R
Murray Jacob, c, lab, r 89 Martin
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Murray James, c, driver, r 92 S. Pryor
Murray James, welldigger, r 196 Deca-
tur
Murray Joseph, c, farmer, r 164 Fos-
ter
Murray Milton R., r 227 W. Mitchell
Murray Oscar, elk, bds 120 Clark
Murray Patrick, elk J. Ryan, bds 39i
Whitehall
Murray Price E., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r
219 S. Pryor
Murray Robert, c, lab, r 96 J S. Broad
Murray Rosa Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
Murray R. o.^ elk J. Keely
Murray Stellaj c, laundress, r 35 Old
Wheat
Murray Stephen A., student, bds 55 N.
» Butler
Murray Tansey, c, cook, r rear 276 E.
Hunter
Murray Thomas X., painter, r ns Means
2d e of Bellwood
Murray Watts, c, lab, r 256 W. Mitchell
Murray William S., elk, r37 Powers
Muse Charter C, with A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 127 S. Pryor
Muse Elliott H., elk W. W. White, r 127
Pryor
Muse George (Muse, Swift & Dallas), r
127 S. Pryor
Muse Lewellyn H., bkkpr Lamar, Rank-
in & Lamar, r 127 S. Pryor
MUSE, SWIFT & DALLAS (Geo. Muse
J. N. Swift, Jr., and Geo. J. Dallas),
clothing, hats, shoes and furnishing
goods, 38 Whitehall
Mutch George, with Crane, Boylston &
Co., bds Adams House
Myers Can-ie, c, laundress, r 163 Wind-
sor
Myers Carrie Mrs., r 87 Plum
Myers Charles, painter A. P. Tripod
Myers Charles F., car builder, r 155
Davis
Myers Emma, wid D., r 241 E. Hunter
Myers Frank M., mer, r 239 S. Pryor
Myers John H., carpenter W. &. A. R.
R., r 6 Rhodes
Myers Joseph, c, porter, rl02 Walker
Myers Joseph, c, porter, r 57 Walker
Myers R., wks E. Van Winkle & Co
Myers William, cai-penter W. & A. R.
JR., r 131 Magazine
MYERS, see also MAYER and
MEYER
Mynatt Pryor L. (Mynatt & Howell), r
103 E.Mitchell
MYNATT & HOWELL (P. L. Mynatt
and G. A. Howell), lawyers, 12)^ E.
Alabama
"VT^^JE ANXA R. MRS., dressmkr,
l-N 66J Whitehall, r 287 Decatur
Nace Edward S.(J. M. :N'ace & Son), r
287 Decatur
Xace John M. (J. M. Nace & Son), r
287 Decatur
Nace J. M. & Son (J. M. and E. S. Nace),
planing mill, 283 Decatur
Nailon J. N., tinner J. W. Philips
NALL JOEL S., asst P. M. and cashier
P. O., bds National Hotel
Nally Martin (Xally & Maher), r 197 S.
Forsyth
Nally & Maher (M. Xally and J. C.
Maher), saloon, 93 Whitehall
Nance Charles R., fireman W. & A. R. R.
Nance Doc, wks W. & A. R. R., r 202>^
Marietta
Nance Elizabeth, wid H. W., r 149 Ivy
Nance John S. (Green & Nance), r 25
Ilulsey
Nance Robert, w^ks W. & A. R. R., r
202 J Marietta
Napoleon Joseph, c, lab, r 180 Markham
Napoleon Milton, c, cook R. G. Thomp-
son
Napoleon William, c, cook, r 6 Jones al
Nash Alphonso, c, barber, 35 W. Peters
Nash Dora Miss, r 29 Ezzard
Nash Frank W., elk W.&W. MnfgCo.,
r 53J S. Broad
Nash Harrison T., wks C. R. R., r 9
Taylor
Nash J. Van Holt, genl sou agt D. Ap-
pleton & Co., 44 Marietta
Nathan Benjamin, clothing, 7 Whitehall,
60 and 64 Decatur, r 48 Thompson
Nathan Louis T., elk, r 48 Thompson
Nathan Meyer, elk, r 48 Thompson
Nathan Robert, elk, r 48 Thompson
National Copying Co., 58 Whitehall
NATIONAL HOTEL, E. T. White, propr ;
6, 8 and 10 Peachtree. (Seep. 66.)
National Publishing Co., 30 S. Broa<l
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
30 E. Alabama
Neal Albert, c, blksmith, r 142 Luckie
Neal Davis, c, lab, r ns Irwin, 3d w of
Garner, W. E.
Neal Francis H. Mrs, dressmaker, 415
Marietta
Neal Ira W., with J. Neal & Co., r 31 Ma-
rietta
Neal James, c, lab, r 2 Gunby
Neal John, capitalist, r 109 S. Pryor
Neal John (John Neal & Co.), r 31 Mar-
tin
NEAL JOHN & CO. (J. Neal, J. H. Du-
er and H. Sells), furniture and com
mers, 7 and 9 S. Broad
For Ckrcli and Home Use, BDV THE SMIIU AMERICi ORGAII,
NEA
383
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ALWAYS TRAVEL fef^^^tr
Neal Mack, c, lab, r 126 Houston
Neal Mamie, c, laundress, r 352 Calhoun
Neal Mollie Mrs, bds 109 S. Pryor
Neal Reuben, c, lab, r22 High
Neal Thomas, c, lab, r 2 Gunby
Neale Thomas R., supt carriers Post Ap-
peal
Nealy Jesse W., carpenter, r 19 W. Simp-
son
Near Cliflford S., elk, r 68 E. Mitchell
Neece Martha Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Neely Charles, c, wks Kimball House
Neff C. Gordon (Wm. Clifford Neff &
Ca.), r 81 Marietta
Neff Wm. Clifford (Wm. Clifford Neff
& Co.), r 81 Marietta
Neff Wm. Clifford & Co. (W. C. and
C. G. Neff), proprs Atla Soap Wks, 624
Neil Henry, c, lab, r 132 Ellis
Neil Margaret Miss, teacher Atla Uni-
versity
Neilson Callie Mrs., bds Thomas, sw cor
Chatham .
Nelam Alfred, c, wks Curtis & Weitzell
Nelligan Peter J., bkkpr Globe P. Mnfg
Co., r 100 Walton
Nelms Altred, c, blks'mith N. C. Spence
Nelms Eugene A., elk, bds 139 W. Hun-
ter
NELMS JOHN W., principal kpr State
Penitentiary, office State House, r
Cobb county
Nelms Lay ton, c, blksmith, i 84 Hogue
Nelson Albert, c, driver, r 56 Horton
Nelson Andrew, engineer Moore, Marsh
& Co : ,
Nelson Andrew, c, lab, r 462 Marietta
Nelson Elbert, c, porter Sou Exp Co
Nelson Emma, c, laundress, r 462 Mari-
etta
Nelson General, c, poiter F. M. Potts, r
rear 35 Crew
Nelson George, c, lab, r ss Old Wheat,
2d w of Boulevard
NELSON HORATIO, prof MOORE'S
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, r 154
Alexander
Nelson I. N., printer Post-Appeal, r 95
Walton
Nelson Levi B. (Nelson & Barker), rl02
Jackson
Nelson Mack, c, wks Atla City Brewing
Co
Nelson Thomas, engineer A-L. Ry, r 17
Bell
Nelson William, c, plasterer, r 151 E.
Cain, se cor N. Butler
Nelson William H., printer H. H. Dick-
son, r 303 Whitehall
NELSON & BARKER (L. B. Nelson and
C. P. N. Barker), loan agents, 37 Ma-
rietta
Nesbit Armstead, c, gardener, r 104
Yonge
Nesbit Ira F., elk W. S. Graraling, bds
113 Walton
Nesbit Mary, c, laundress, r 6 Scofield
Nesbit Primus, c, driver J. J. Williams
& Co., r rear 120 W. Fair
Nesbit Stephen, c, lab, r 54 Foster
Nesby William, c, wks Sciple & Sons
Nessler Mortimer, foreman Atla Elevator
Co
Nettles Fannie Miss, bds 40 Line
Nettles John B., elk, r 60 Form wait
Nevel Thomas, drover, r 40 W. Harris
Neville Thomas, wks O. A. Smith
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
H. P. Grant, manager; 25 Whitehall
Newdecker John, carpenter, r rear 9
Roach
Newell Anna, c, laundress, r 2 McDan-
iel .
Newelt Louis, trav agt, r 174 S. For-
syth
Newelt Samuel, harnessmkr, 99 Decatur,
r 174 S. Forsyth
Newman Anna, wid L., r 79 Stonewall
Newman Benjamin, c, w^ks Central Hos-
pital
Newman Charles, c, lab, r 46 Ivy
Newman Charles L., bkkpr A-L. Ry, r
101 N. Collins .
Newman J. Stanley, editing elk State
Commissioner, r Edgewood
Newman William, elk Evening Herald
Newman William G., contractor, r 36
Fillmore
NEWMAN WILLIAM T., city atty and
lawyer, 35>^ S. Broad, r 140 Ivy
Newman William T., engineer, r 101 N.
Collins
Newsom Giles, c, lab, r rear 37 W. Cain
Newsom Moses, wks Ga. R. R., r Fac-
tory, cor Teunels
Newsom William R., elk, r 146 S. Pryor
Newton Charles S., witli J. Bradfield, r
51 McDonough
Newton Claiborne, c, lab, r rear 9 Roach
Newton E. H., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Newton Henry, carpenter, r 334 Haynes
Newton How^ell E., elk r 258 Marietta
Newton John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Newton John M., coffinmkr, r 13 Fowler
Newton Victoria Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty
Newton William T., wks L. H.Hall & Co.
r 258 Marietta
Nicholas Abel H., r 147 Marietta
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Kichols Alien J., r 8S Newton, 1st w of l Nix Jane, c, laundress, r 8 S. Collins
Mangum
Nichols Anna Miss, tailoress, r 93 S.
! Broad
Nichols Gustavus, stonecutter, bds 74
E. Hunter
Nichols Howard, c, lab, r 153 Houston
Nichols Joseph L., lab, r 7 Culver
Nichols Lula, c, laundress, r 28 Mangum
Nichols Madison, c, carpenter, r 55 How-
ell
Nichols Savannah, c, laundress, r 290
Calhoun
Nichols Thomas W., real estate, r 34
Smith --^
Nichols William, c, lab, r 52 Foster
Nichols W., engineer W. & A. R. R
Nichols W. T., carpenter, bds 77 Deca-
tur
NICHOLSOX JAMES W., rec sec Y. M.
C. A., f 58 N. Forsyth
Nicholson Miles M. (Morris & Nichol-
son), r46 Rawson
Nickless J. W., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Nicks Anna, c, laundress, r 24 Randolph
Nicks Thomas, blksmth, bds 202>^ Mari-
etta
Nicolle Charles, wks Fulton Mills, r 15
Factory Grounds
Nicolle Harry, wks Fulton Mills
Nicolle Louis, wks Fulton Mills
Nicolson George A., bkkpr Maddox,
Rucker & Co., r 67 N. Pryor
Nicolson G. A. Mrs., boarding, 67 N.
Pryor
NICOLSOX WM. PERRIX, dean South-
ern Med College and physician, 26>^ E.
Alabama, bds Kimball
NILES CHESTER A., lawyer, 61 E. Ala-
bama, r country
Niles Laurens O., elk M. W. Johnson &
Co., bds Adams House
Niles S. Dexter (Niles & Tryon), r 27
Gilmer
NILES & TRYON (S. D. Nile's and
Frank Tryon), doors, sash, blinds,
paints, oils, glass and builders' hard-
ware, 36 Decatur. (See opp. p. 224)
Nimmo Powhatan E., grocer, 114 Deca-
tur
Nimrod Jesse, c, wks Z. E. Taylor
Nipper J. D., with Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar, r GriflBn, Ga
Nipper Turner, wks Exp Cot Fcty, r
Exposition Hotel
Nisbet Frank P., elk D. H. Dougherty,
r 84 Houston
Nisbet John E., with D. H. Dougherty,
r 84 Houston
Nix Henry, c, lab, r 8 S. Collins
Nix John W., carpenter, r 265 Luckie
Nix Rufus M., with Goode, Fontaine &
Elmore, r 46 McAfee
Nix Samuel, machinist, r 131 Luckie
Nixon Thomas, c, gravedigger Cemetery
Noble Anna Miss, teacher Crew School
Noble Charles, c, lab, r 34 Terry
NOBLE GEORGE H., physician, 170 S.
Pryor
Noble William, machine hand, bds 130
Luckie
Nolan Alonzo A. (Nolan & Doty), r 15
W. Garnett
Nolan David P., carpenter, r 6 Brother-
ton
Nolan James, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Nolan John, c, restaurant, 105 W. Peters
r 18 Mangum
Nolan Martha, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Nolan Melinda, c, laundress, r 187 Coop-
er
Nolan Thomas C, with G. W. Adair
Nolan Tueker, c, barber, 11>^' W. Mitch-
ell
Nolan & Doty (A. A. Nolan and W. M.
Doty), boots and shoes, 67 Whitehall
Nolen W. George., elk Howard & Can-
dler
Noles George W., shoemkr, r 17 Haynes
Nolley Richmond E., bkkpr The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 100 N. Collins
Nolly Andrew, c, barber, r 336 New
Wheat
Nofly John, c, blksmith, ns Gordon, 2d
e of Lee, W. E
Nolly Warren, c, wks Atla St Ry
Norcross Jonathan, office 2}4 Marietta, r
W. E
Norcross Virgil C, Rev., pastor .Fifth
Bap Ch, r Lee, w of Thrasher, W. E
Nored Frank, wks Hinman & Son
Norman Abner, c, lab, r 78 Humphries
Norman David R., physician, r 242
Peachtree
Norman John, stonecutter Walsh & Pat-
terson Bros
Norman John W., policeman, r 6 Gar-
trell
Norman J. M., conductor Ga. R. R.,
bds Markham
Norman Mattie, c, laundress, r 436 E.
Fair
Norman William L., carpenter, r A-L.
Ry, ne cor Foster
Norrell Benjamin C, elk, r 13 W.
Fair
Norrell Mary L., wid S. M., r 13 W.
Fair
Norris Francis J., c, teacher, r 60 Ivy ^
TETIEHHESAWKSSS
W. J. WIUmGHAH
96 W. Mitchell, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
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385
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Norris Homer V. M., c, carpenter, r 60
Ivy
Norris James H., barkpr J. Kelly, bds
Cannon Hbuse
Norris John C, w^ks U. S. Court, r 170
E. Harris
Norris John S., with J. Silvey & Co.,
bds Cannon House
Norris Joseph C, shoemkr, r 41 Rhodes
Norris Luke B., c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Norris Milton, c, carpenter, r 56 Ivy
Norris Robert H., elk, r 92 N. Calhoun
Norris Thomas, wks J. R. White, r 92
X. Calhoun
Norris W. Page, c, barber T. Nolan, r 60
Ivy
Norrman Godfrey L. (Humphries &
Norrman), bds Kimball
Nort John, fireman, r 304 Mangum
Northcutt John D., with Moore, Marsh
& Co
Northen Charles S. (H. L. Smith & Son),
r 35 Houston
Northen Edward A., elk, r 35 Houston
Northen Henry G. Jr. (Jones & North-
en), r 35 Houston
NORTHEN WILLIAM P., engraver, 47^
Whitehall, r 35 Houston
Northington John M., c, butler, r rear
143 Jones
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS.
CO., bf Milwaukee, Wis., W. Woods
White, genl agt; 24)^ Peachtree. (See
opp. p. 225.)
Norton Fidelia Miss, r 36 Cone
Norvell David R. (Norvell, Leake &Co.),
r Richmond, Va
Norvell John M. (Norvell, Leake & Co.),
r Bremo, Ya
Norvell, Leake & Co. (J. M. Norvell, T.
C. Leake, Jr., and D. R. Norvell), R.
R. contractors, 8 S. Broad
Norwood Harold L., printer, r 493^
Whitehall
Norwood John, c, lab, r 10 Fain al, se
cor Horton
Norwood John H. (Norwood & BrowTi),
bds Kimball
Norwood Samuel, c, lab, r 12 Fain
Norwood William H., farmer, r 310
Washington
Norwood <fc Brown (J. H. Norwood and
E. P. Brown), Publishers Union, 24 S.
Broad
Nuckols Burrell, c, drayman, r 132 E.
Hunter
NUNAN THOMAS, pass agt M. & C. R.
R., 3 Kimball House, r country. (See
. p. 8.)
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Nunn Harriet, c, laundress, r 116 W.
Hunter
Nunn James N., c, porter, r 30 V^ Marietta
Nunn Nelson, c, driver Dr. J. S. Todd, r
rear 74 Marietta
Nunnally Bettie, c, cook, r 16 Wells
!Ijirunnally Charles, c, driver, r 151 N.
Butler
Nunnally Emma E., wid A. F., r 30
Richardson
Nunnally G. A. (Harrison, Wharton &
Nunnally), r 30 Richardson
Nunnally Henry, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Nunnally James H., elk, r 663^ White-
hall
Nunnally James H. (Clark & Nunnally),
bds Kimball
Nunnally Mattie Miss, teacher, r 30
Richardson
Nutting James F., with The Mat End
Assn., r 56 W. Harris
Nutting James R., elk S. M. Inman &
Co., r 56 W. Harris
Nutting Willard H., teller Atla Nat
Bank, r 56 W. Harris
Nye C. A., tel opr R. & D. R. R
O'BRIEN AMANDA MRS., dress-
mkr, 66 Ga. R. R
O'Brien Frank H., phj^sician, 9)^ Peach-
tree, r Collins, cor Gilmer
O'BRIEN J. F., genl eupt E. T., V. &
G. R. R., Knoxville, Tenn (See p. 8.)
O'Callaghan Ann Miss, r 184 Peachtree
O 'Callahan Mary Miss, bds 25 N. Forsyth
O'Connor Annie Miss, r 28 Stonewall
O'Connor Charles W., elk, bds 61 Mari-
etta
O'Connor Daniel A., Markliam House
Bar, r 25 N. Collins
O'Connor Elizabeth P., wid P., r 61
Marietta
O'Connor John, elk T. C. Mayson, r 27
Chapel ^'
O'Connor Joseph, elk, r 27 Chaj^el
O'Connor Kate Mrs., milliner, 57 White-
hall, r 164 E. Hunter
O'Connor Mattie A., wid F., r 28 Stone-
wall
O'Connor Patrick A., elk, r 61 Marietta
O'Connor Sarah, wid E., r 27 Chapel '
O'Donahue Daniel, painter, r 140 Wheat
O'Donahue Patrick, painter, r 140 Wheat
O'Donnelly John, tailor, 21>^ E. Ala-
bama, r 55 Larkin
O'Donnelly John, Jr., elk, bds 55 Larklu
O'Donnolly Robert E., cik John Keely
O'Farrell Charles J., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co
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O'Hagaii Bernard, elk J. Keely, bds
Kimball
O'Hawkiiii? Lizzie Miss, r 42 Venable
O'Keefe Ellen, wid O., rl83 N. Ivj-
O'Keefe Lawrence E., manager Walton,
Whann &Co., r 183 I^^-
O'Keefe Sallie, wid D. C, r 196 S. Pryor
O'Keefe Thomas, with E. W. Marsh, Jr.,
r241 E. Hnnter
O'Leary John, stone cntter, r 32 Victo-
ria
0'3Iara Annette, wid J., r 158 S Forsyth.
O'Neal Eli, c, lab, r 73 Bradley
O'Xeal John, bntcher, 84 X. Forsyth, r
country
O'Xeal 3iary, wid I. B. r 90 Eraser
O'Xeal Purmeters, lab, r 73 Bradley
O'Xeal Theodore, fireman, bds 29 Yonge
O'Xeal William, engineer, r 29 Gartrell
O'Xeal Willis, c, porter, 10 E. Alabama,
r 81 E. Fair
O'Xeale J. S. (O'Xeal & Candler), bds
Kimball
O'Xeale & Candler (J. S. O'Xeale and
K. L. Candler), mdse brokers, 43 E.
Alabama
O'Xeill Frank, wk^ Atla Cot Fcty
O'Xeill Ham, c, carpenter, r ss Currier,
3d e of Calhoun
O'Xeill John E., elk M. Rich & Bro
O'Xeill John J., tailor B. Xathan, bds
Xational Hotel
O'Xeill J., engineer A-L Ry
O'Xeill Mary A., wid C. H. 98 Decatur
O'Xeill Xora, wid X., bds 69 E. Fair
O'Xeill Thomas, fireman A-L. Ry
O'Xeill W. J., engineer A-L. Ry
O'Xeill Young, c, lab, r 113 Ellis
O'Quin William B., with A. F. Pickert,
r 237 E. Hunter
O'Quinn James, elk, r 59 Gartrell
O'Quinn Martha J. D., wid J. I., r 59
Gartrell
O'Quinn Walter, elk, r 59 Gartrell
O'Rear John D., elk, r 158 Thompson
O'Rear William H., wks E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 158 Thompson
O'Rvan Timothy, elk M. Rich & Bro., r
69 E. Peters
O'Shaugnessy Edward, varieties, 141
Marietta
O'Shields Alfred, watchman, r 27 E.
Foundry
O'Shields Harvey, butcher, r 42 Venable
O'Shields Henry, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r206Luckie
O'Shields John B., wks F. E. Block
O'Shields William, w^ks E. Van Winkle
&Co
O'SuUivan Edward J., tailor, 48 Elliott
f OAKLAXD CEMETERY, e terminus of
Hunter
Oatman Stephen B., agt, r 171 Jones
Oaks George M., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Oaks Jefferson F., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Oaks Laura Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Oaks Xathaniel, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Oby Burrel, c, lab, r 104 Walker
Odair Agnes Mrs., boarding, 64 E.
Mitchell
Odair Maggie Miss, r 64 E. Mitchell
Odell John W., butcher W. Welch, r 203
Marietta
Odom Daniel A., engineer A. & W. P.
R. R
Odom George, c, porter Dobbs Bros., r
45 Parson
Odom John, c, wks S. M. Truitt, r 241
W. Peters
Odom John W., engineer, r 91 E. Hun-
ter
Odom Wesley, c, wks W. Miller
Ogden Elizabeth H., wid G., r 160 X. Col-
lins
OGDEX J. R., genl frt agt E. T., V. & G.
R. R., Knoxville, Tenn. (See p. 8.)
Ogden William M., machinist J. Davis,
r Thurmond
Oglesby John, c, carpenter, r 46 Kelly
Oglesby Junius G. (Oglesby & Meador),
r ss Richardson, 2d w of Pryor
OGLESBY & MEADOR (J. G. Oglesby
and T. D. Meador), whol grocers, 25
E. Alabama
Ogletree Benjamin F., student, r 150 S.
Pryor ^
Ogletree George T. (Longley, Robinson
& Co.),rl50S. Pryor
Ogletree Samuel H., bkkpr Longley,
Robinson & Co., r Kirkwood
Olcott Wilkes Mrs., bds 60>^ S. Broad
01dfi«ld Albert L., electrical supplies,
463^ Whitehall, r 229 S. Pryor
Oldfleld Lucy S., wid J. M., r 288 Eraser
Olds Carrie Miss, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Oliver Cecelia, c, laundress, r rear 142
Thompson
Oliver Cesar, c, wks S. Lesser, r es Hil-
liard, 2d n of E. Harris
Oliver Charles J., painter, r 69 Larkin
Oliver Dud, c, wks Xational Hotel
Oliver Effle Miss, r 16 S. Moore
Oliver George (Oliver & Carey), r 95 X".-
Calhoun
Oliver Homer, elk, r 56 Cone
Oliver John S., with McAfee, Oliver &
Co., r 56 Cone
Oliver Joshua, bkkpr McAfee, Oliver &
Co., r 56 Cone
Oliver Judith, c, cook, r 55 Gullatt
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OLI
387
OWE
Oliver Lewis H. (McAfee, Oliver & Co.),
r 56 Cone
Oliver Marion, c, carpenter, r 207 Fort
Oliver Xellie Mrs., boarding, 16 S. Moore
Oliver Ransom, c, lab, r 18 Raspberry
Oliver Reuben, c, farmer, r 287 W.
Mitchell
Oliver William, c, wks H. Lewis, r 46
Hulsey
Oliver William, c, lab, r es Hilliard, 1st
n of E. Harris
OLIVER & CAREY (Geo. Oliver and
Pat Carey), builders and contractors,
26 S.. Calhoun
Olmsted John C, physician, 7^ White-
hall, r 49 E. Cain
Olson John, painter, r 43 Pulliam
Olson Eric F., carpenter, r 30 Savannah
Olson Larry, painter, r 43 Pulliam
Orange Thomas, c, baker Markham
House, r 11 Lynch al
Orchard F. B., with Chamberlin, Boyn-
-■ ton & Co
Orme Annifr, wid M., r 31 Grubb
ORME AQriLLA J., genl freight and
pass agt A. & W. P. R. R., r 89 X".
Pryor •
Orme Archibald, ticket agt Union Depot,
bds Kimball
ORME FRANCIS H. (Orme & Mana-
han), r 28 Luckie
Orme Joseph T., teller W. M. & R. J.
Lowrv, bds Kimball
ORME & MANAHAN (F. H. Orme and
M. W. Manahan), physicians and sur-
geons, (homeo), 18 X\ Broad
Ormond James, r 415 Washington
Ormond Joseph R., bkkpr Beck, Gregg
<fc Co., r 200 Jones
Ormond Robert M., shipping elk John-
son & Caverly, r 415 Washington
Ormsby Theodore, lab, r rear 8 Henry,
W. E
Orr Edgar H. (Orr & Bro.), r 54 Tatt-
nall
ORR GUSTAVUS J., State School Com-
missioner, office State House, r 54
Tattnall
Orr Gustavus J. Jr. (Orr & Bro.), r 54
Tattnall
Orr John A., engineer C. R. R., r 16
Markham
Orr Samuel A.| paachinist W. & A. R.
R., r 74 Mangum
Orr William, c, porter C. C. Thorn
Orr AVilliam B., machinist, r 72 Mangum
ORR & BRO. (E. H. and G. J. Orr, Jr.),
lawyers, 48 Marietta
Osborn Bartow, bkkpr A. L. & T. A.
Holbrook, bds 124 Peachtree
)
Osborn Harry, architect, bds 150 White-
hall
Osborn James M., contractor, r 66
Chapel
Osborne Archibald O., tel opr, r 143
Loyd*
Osborne Derry B., bkkpr Francis, Simms
& Co., r 186 W. Peters
Osborne Henry, agt Peoples Cyclopedia,
8 S. Broad, bds Markham
Osborne Lizzie, c, seamstress, r rear 62
Humphries
Osborne Moses, rev dept, bds 105 E.
Hunter
Osborne Thomas J., draughtsman Bruce
Morgan
Osborne William A., with G. W. Adair,
r 149 Jackson
Oschger Josephine Mrs., wks Fulton
Mills
Oslin Asa, c, wheelwright, r 222 C.
R. R
Ost^rloo G. Prof., tutor, r 19 Whitehall
Otis James C, elk, r 127 Decatur
Otis Pat, saloon, 32 Marietta, r 127 De-
catur
Otis Wiliam M., elk W. L. Shelton & Co.,
r 127 Decatur "^
Ott William F., wks Atla Bridge Wks,
bds Pine, ne cor Plum
Ousley Alexander, c, porter Ramspeck &
..Green
Overby Bart, mail agt, bds 116J White-
hall
Overby Georgia, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Overton Sarah Mrs., bds 34 Brick
Owen Emeline, wid P., r 54 Eraser
Owen Fannie, wid R., r 156 Haj^nes
Owen John R., machinist, r 250 Luckie
Owen John W., wks W & A. R. R., r 111
W. Harris
Owen Warren, c, porter J. T. Reese &
Son
Owen Washinton G. (Crawford &
Owen), r 76 McDonough
Owens Columbus, mJichine agt, r 136 De-
catur
Owens George, bds 137 Crew
Owens George, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
256 Mangum
Owens Harris, r 58 W. Peters
Owens James, bds 15 Ponder
Owens James B., bkkpr, r 156 S. Pryor
Owens Mary, c, laundress, r rear 12
Thompson
Owens Meliuda, c, laundress, r 114 Mag-
azine
Owens Patrick H., constable, r es Smith
1st n of Crumley
Ow-ens Rosa, c, nurse, r rear 45 Xelson
t Dixie Sure Fit~8hirt8~atSII
Keeps no trash called shirts;
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K K A T H nT a T K ^'*y Propep^.Farms. Mills, Lar
XyjUrli-J J-JkjljTlli-jT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't,
BOX76HT, 80LD & RSnTTSD.
Lands, Etc.
10 Wall St,
W. J. WILLIHGHAM
96 W. Mitchell,
lliiimber. Etc.
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388
PAR
Owens Stephen C, elk, r 219 Haynes
Owens William A., heater, r 341 Liickie
Owens William J., machinist, r 195 W.
Mitchell
Owens W. M., brakeman W. & A. R. K
Owens Zach, c, lab, r rear 137 E. Cain
Owensby Annie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Owensby Benjamin, c, fireman A-L. Ry
Owensby George, wksE.Y. Clarke, r 147
Marietta
Owensby Georgia Miss, bcls 23 Henry
Owensby Lou Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r
23 Henry
Owensby Letitia, wid T. A., r 23 Henry
Owensby Mattie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Owensby Sarah L. Miss, weaver, bds 23
Henry
Owings A. Young, wks Atla Bridge
Wks ,r 1 State
Owings Elizabeth R., wid R. R , :r 33
Fulton
Owings John D., with M. C. & J. F.
Riser & Co., r 33 Fulton
Ozborn James R., printer, bds 116 S.
Forsyth
Ozborn Mary E. Mrs., boarding, 116 S.
Forsyth
Ozborn William L., brakeman, bds 116 S.
Forsyth
PACE ANXIE, c, nurse, r 78 Hum-
phries
Pa«e Drury W., lab, r 158 Luckie
Pace Hezekiah, c, carpenter, r 159
Wheat
Pace James K. P., engineer, r 111
Chapel
Pace Joseph, c, lab, r rear 43 Trenholm
Pace Martha J., seamstress, r 158 Luckie
Pacetti Dennis S., barkpr, r 12 Castle-
berry
PACKARD SOPHIA B. MISS, prin
Atla Bap Female Seminary, r 35 Leon-
ard
Paden John M., elk, r 143 X. Calhoun
Padgett Benjamin R., contractor, r 307
Luckie
Page Lewis, c, porter Muse, Swift &
Dallas
Page Mary Mrs., r 11 Werners av
Page Sarah, c, laundress, r 26 McDaniel
Page Warren, c, lab, r 28 Strong
Page Willam H., tinner A. P. Stewart
Pa^e William R., butcher, r 210 Clarke
Pame Alexander, c, driver W. G. Rob-
inson, Jr
PAINE BROS. (E. T. Paine, Jr., and G.
E. Paine), whol liquors, 30 Peachtree
Paine David, c, butler, r 33 Terry
Paine Edward T. Jr. (Paine Bros.),
bkkpr S. H. Phelan, bds 124 Peach-
tree
Paine George E. (Paine Bros), bds 124
Peachtree
Paine J. Russell, mason, r 8 Culver
Pahie Lucy M., wid E., r 383 Marietta
Paine Pony, c, lab, r 8 Tucker's al
Paine S. N., c, porter A. G. Rhodes
Paine Thomas B.j broker, 43 E. Ala-
bama, bds Kimball
PAINE, see also PAYNE
Pair John R., wks E. Van Winkle & Co
Pair Luther, machinist, bds 427 White-
hall
Palm Charles, c, lab, r 149 Ira
Palm Henry, c (H. Palm & Co.), r 14
Thompson
Palm H. & Co., c (H. Palm and E.John-
eon), restaurant, 93 W. Peters
Palmer Dice, c, restaurant, 152 Decatur
Palmer Fred B., with W. A. Taylor, r
301 W. Mitchell
Palmer James, c, lab, r rear 55 W.
Mitchell
Palmer James, c, porter, r 226 W. Mitch-
ell
Palmer John F., with Union News Co.,
bds 503^ Decatur
Palmer Josephine E., wid E. F., r 104
Crew
Palmer Lucius R., editor Sou Advance,
r 66J Whitehall
Palmer Mary, c, cook, r rear 93 E. Harris
Palmer T. Wallace, tel opr A-L. Ry,
bds 23 Yonge
Palmer Victoria, c, laundress, r 12 Brick
Panchen John S., cashier E. S. Gay, r 79
Smith
Pannell James D., painter, r 85 Chapel
Pannell Virgil H., mason, r85 Chapel
Paris Charles, c, lab, r rear 15 Leonard
Paris John A., painter, lOOj^ Whitehall,
r Hill, se cor Little
Paris John O., elk M. M. & W. H. Gard-
ner, r lOOJ Whitehall
Parish James R., policeman, r 29 Wal-
nut
Park Albert C, molder, r 43 McAfee
Park Dal ton F., carpenter, bds 43 Mc-
Afee
Park James, machinist, bds 43 McAfee
Park John, machinist, bds 43 McAfee
Park William F., student, r 135 N. Cal-
houn
Park William T., physician, S}4 White-
hall, r 300 Whitehall
Parker Albert, c, wks Ga. R. R
Parker Allan, wks A-L. Ry, bds 11
Howell
TIOESrMJTE&^SSSi
PAR
389
PAR
Parker Catherine J., wid W. C, r 161 S.
Forsyth
Parker Charles, blksmth A-L. Ry, r 169
W. Fair
Parker Charles D., carpenter, r"81 Plum
Parker Edward C, butcher, r 272 W.
Mitchell
Parker George W., elk, r 65 W. Mitchell
Parker Harrison, blksmith r rear 110
Pine
Parker Henry, butcher, r 272 W. Mitchell
Parker James, butcher, 127 W. Mitchell,
r 272 W. Mitchell
Parker Jane, c, laundress, r 160 Chapel
Parker Jesse, blksmth, r 29 Ezzard
Parker Jettie Miss, r 254 Whitehall
Parker John, c, drayman, r 65 Howell
Parker John F., butcher, 45 Chapel, r
274 W. Mitchell
Parker Joseph H. H., stock dealer, r 144
McDonough
Parker J. B,.^ c, carrier P. 0., r 45 Hil-
liard
Parker J. H. Rev., pastor Piedmont
Cong Church, r 313 N. Collins
PARKER MADISON G., lumber, laths,
shingles, etc., 313 3Iarietta
Parker Milton A., elk J. P. Babb, r 195
E. Hunter
Parker Nevada E. Miss, r 195 E. Huuter
Parker Peter, c, carpenter, r 245 Crew
Parker Robert E., with Atkins, McKel-
din & Co., bds 144 McDonough
Parker Samuel, c, driver, r rear 43 Wal-
ton
Parker Samuel, c, blksmth, 36 E.
Mitchell, r 74 Decatur
Parker Sarah E. Mrs., r 27 Chapel
Parker Thomas C. (Parker & Harmon),
r Mills, nr Venable
Parker Washington LaF., blksmth A-L.
Ry, r 41 Moore
Parker William, elk, bds 65 W. Mitchell
Parker William, c, porter A. R. Jones
Parker William A., bkkpr, r 195 E. Hun-
ter
Parker W. P., wks A-L. Ry
Parker & Harmon (T. C. Parker and E.
S. Harmon), blksmths, 564 Decatur
Parkhurst William F., bkkpr Gate City
Nat Bank, r 68 Richardson
Parkhurst—, organs, r 118 S. Pryor
Parkins Frank A., elk Ga. R. R., r42 E.
Mitchell
Parks Amaziah C, wks Atla Bridge
Wks, r 142 W.Baker
Parks Bryant F., runner Engine No. 2,
r 83 E. Alabama-
Parks Burrell, c, lab, r 9 Jennings al
Parks Cornelius, wks W. Brenner
Parks Dennis C, c, wks Atla Cot Com
& W. Co
Parks Dilsey, c, laundress, r 130 Irwin
Parks Frank, tinner, J. W. Phillips
Parks George, c, wks Jack & Holland,
r ns Anderson, 1st e of Reed
Parks Greenberry, c, carpenter, r 49
Humphries
Parks Griffin, c, lab, r Lowe, nw cor
Magazine
Parks Henry, c, mason, r 11 Jones
Parks Howell, c, lab, r 26 Thurmond
Parks John, c, wks Pellegrini & Castle-
berry
Parks John R., elk F. E. Block, r 22
Haynes
Parks John S., elk, r 150 Peachtree
Parks John W., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Parks Jones, c, drayman, r 183 E. Cain
Parks Milley, c, r rear 165 Fort
Parks Milton, c, lab, r rear 59 Walker
Parks Minerva, c, laundress, r rear 127
Wheat
Parks Neal, c, lab, r 163 E. Cain
Parks Paton, c, shoemkr, rear 226 W.
Mitchell
Parks Richard, c, lab, r 283 McDonough
Parks Richard, c, lab, r 69 Magazine
Parks Rowland B., elk, bds 33 N. For-
syth
Parks Ware, wks Htinnicutt & Belling-
grath
Parks William, c, lab, r 284 N. Calhoun
Parks William S., with Pemberton, Iver-
son & Denison, bds 86 Ivy
Parks Willis B., physician, 212 3Iarietta,
bds 155 Marietta
Parmenter Jesse S., engineer W. & A.
R. R
Parr B., wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Parr C, wks Longley, Robinson & Co
Parr Jasper M., shoemaker, r ws Savan-
nah, 1st n of E. Fair
Parr Sarah, wid W., r ws Savannali, Ist
n of E. Fair
Parrish John, barkeeper, r 620 Marietta
Parrish John, grocer, 586 Marietta
Parrish Sarah, c, boarding, 5 Ivy
Parrish William S., painter, r rear 20
Henry, W. E.
Parry Carrie J. Miss, teacher, bds 104
Houston
Parrott Charles C. (Bigby & Parrott), r
290 Washington
Parrott George W., preg Atla Com & W
4^ Co, r 78 Nelson
Patrolt Samuel F. (Martin & Parrott,
Harle & Parrott), bds Kimball
Parsons Albert, elk R. Parsons, r Edge-
wood
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PAR
390
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Parsons Augustus J.,
student, r 59 E.
Harris
Parsons A. B. Mrs., r 124 Peachtree
..Parsons Calvin M., student, r 59 E. Har-
ris
Parsons Charles, c, lab, r 173 Markham
Parsons Richard, butcher, 300 Decatur,
r Edgewood
Parsons W. S., fireman A-L. Ry
Par tee John, c, lab, r 140 E. Harris
Partee Lula Mrs., r 89>^ Whitehall
Partridge Louis, carpenter, r 103 Wal-
ker
Partridge Mary Miss, r 20 W. Garnett
Partridge William H., lab, r 103 Walker
Parum Henry, c, lab, r 18 Strong
Pastor George, c, lab, r 134 E. Harris
Patapsco Guano Co., R. B. Buck, mana-
ger ; 36 W. Alabama
Patch Mary C. S., wid X., r 82 Decatur
Pate Absalom J., shoemkr, 62 S. Pry or,
r 225 Decatur
Pate D. F., tinner A-L. Ry .
Pate James E., wks Cemetery, r 150
Gullatt
Pate John E., elk, r 55 Walton
Pate Mary Mrs, r 12 Werner av
Pate Willis, c, wks P. Maltry, r rear 48
W. Peters
Patrick Albert, c, lab, r 65 King
Patrick Ezekiel (A. L. Melton & Co.),
bds Calhoun House
Patterson Daniel G., city elk ofW. E.
r Amos, ne cor Peeples, W. E.
Patterson George C, elk, r Amos, cor
Peoples, W.E.
Patterson Green M., wks W. & A. R. R.,
bds Grant, sw cor Fair
Patterson Henrietta, c, laundress, r 1
Packard's al
Patterson Hyatt M. (Patterson & Bow-
den), r 78 Collins
Patterson James, lab, r 70 Alexander
Patterson James L., carpenter A-L "Ry,
r 81 Stonewall
Patterson John, conductor, bds 39 N.
Pryor
Patterson John F., elk T. R. Ripley
Patterson Mary, c, cook, r 145 W. Peters
Patterson Mary S., c, dressmkr, r rear
84 Terry
Patterson Pleasant B., elk Int. Rey.
office, bds Markham
Patterson Sanford S. (Walsh & Patter-
son Bros.), r 81 Stonewall
Patterson William J. (Walsh & Patter-
son Bros.), rl81 Stonewall
PATTERSOI^ & BOWDEN (H. M. Pat-
terson and M. Bowden), funeral un-
Pattillo John, c, waiter B. F. Jones
Pattillo Lou Miss, dressmkr, r 135
Thompson
Pattillo Samuel H., butcher, E. Fair ne
cor Loyd, r 135 Thompson
Pattillo Walter, printer, bds 42 W. Peters
Pattillo Washington, c, lab, r 182 Mark-
ham
Pattillo William F. (W. P. & W. F. Pat-
tillo), r Decatur, Ga
Pattillo William P. (W. P. & W. F.
Pattillo), rl67 E. Fair
PATTILLO W. P. & W F., genl ins
agts, S. Pryor, ne cor Alabama
Patton Julius M., treas, r 116 McDonough
Patton Julius M. Jr., elk Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 116 McDonough
Patton Kate E. Mrs., r 179 Luckie
Patton W. B., canvasser Xew Home S.
M. Co
Paul Benjamin L., elk, bds 53 W. Simp-
son, nw cor Mangum
Paul Don E., elk E. Van Winkle & Co.,
r 53 W. Simpson
Paul Donald S., plumber Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 70 W. Simpson
Paul Golby S., carpenter, r 304 Luckie
Paul Luther M., elk, bds 53 W. Simp-
son
Paul M. L., plumber Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath
Paul Robert, helper Hunnicutt & Bellin- ,
grath
Paul Robert K., carpenter, r 53 W.
Simpson
Paul Robert K., engineer Executive
Mansion, r 196 Luckie
Paul William, plumber Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 354 Mangum
Pans Oscar, fresco painter, r 66 N. Butler*
Payne Alexander, c, lab, r W. E
Payne Alonzo, c, wks Atla Soap Wks
Payne Amanda, c, laundress, r 41 W.
Harris
Payne Columbus M., county treas. Court
House, r 22 Spring
Payne C. A. Mrs., r 145 Nelson
Payne Edwin T., mer, r 389 Marietta
Payne Ellen, c, laundress, I r 113 Larkin
Payne George, c, fireman, r 113 Larkin
Payne Horace, c, house mover, r 177
Clarke
Payne Isaac, c, lab, r 80 W. Foundry
Payne James K., niachinist, r 215 Glenn
Payne Jeannette R., wid R. R., r 47
Windsor
Payne Lawrence, c, baggage checker
Union Depot, r 19 Peachtree
Payne Robert, c, drayman, r 121 Luckie
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dertakers, 18 Loyd. (See front fly A.) Pavne Robert T., blksmith, r 145 Nelson
ALWAYS TRAVEL 2?AIITp^^
A.R>B3 SXJFEiR,IOR, TO AJ-iI-i OTHE3R,S.
PAY
391
PEM
Payne Warren D., machinist Winship
& Bro., r 276 W. Peachtree
Payne's Chapel (Methodist), Hunnicutt,
nw cor Luckie
PAYNE, see also PAINE
Pea Nelson, c, lab, r 73 Gullatt
Peacock Charles A., molder Winship &
Bro., r 166 Luckie
Peacock E. L., elk Ry M. S., r 62 Spring
Peacock George T., asstsec)'- Y. M. C. A.,
bds 313 N. Collins
Peacock James, c, lab, r rear 32 N. For-
syth
Peacock James T., elk, r 10 W. Garnett
Peacock J. William, molder, r 166
Luckie
Peacock Lee H., elk W. U. Tel. Co
Peacock Peter, c, wks Kimball
Peacock Seaborn, c, carpenter, r 172
Wheat
Peacock William C, druggist, r 6 N.
Pryor
Peake William W., elk Ry M. S., r 129
Loyd
Pearce Carolina, wid E., r 20 Thurmond
Pearce Charles, engineer B. F. Bennett,
r 127 Thompson
Pearce James D., wks W. E. Jones, r
348 Marietta
Pearce Jefferson G., collector D. H.
Dougherty
Pearce John, weaver, bds 20 Thurmond
Pearce Thomas Rev., pastor Evans
Chapel, r 78 Chapel
Pearsall William E., wks Globe P. Mnfg
Co., r 24 Parker
Peai-son Anna Mrs., r 25 Cone
Pearson Green, c, lab, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Pearson Mattie Miss, bds 25 Cone
Pearson Robert, wks S. M. Truitt, r 203
W. Peterfe
Pearson R., fireman W. & A. R. R
Pearson Sarah U., wid J. P., r 203 W,
Peters
Pease Jamegi, c, porter W. A. Taylor, r
113 Markham
Pease Moore, c, shoemkr, r 117 Mai'k-
ham
Pease Oliver J., printer, r 45 Jenkins
Pease Oliver L., saloon and wagouyard,
103 and 107 Decatur, r 45 Jenkins
Pease William C, elk, r 45 Jenkins
Peavy Alexander, c, lab, r 18 George
Peavy Joseph, c, lab, r rear 42 Church
Peavy Rachel, c, laundress, r 100 Spring
Peavy Willis R., carpenter, rns Foster,
2d e of TloweU
Peck Arthur J., elk S. M. Inman & Co.,
r 83 Ivy
bds
106
W. M. Scott
Peck Edward J. (Stroud & Peck),
Kimball
PECK FRANK H., physician,
Peachtree, r 30 N. Calhoun
Peck Harry, elk J. W. Ward & Co., r
259 Peachtree
Peck. John B., with Beck, Gregg & Co.,
r268 Peachtree , {
Peck John C, contractor, r S3 Ivy
Peck John E., c, harnessmaker, r 139
McDaniel
Peck Louis W., r 142 Peachtree
Peck Samuel H., elk, r 259 Peachtree
Peck William F. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser &
Co.), r 66 E. Fair
Peck William H. Prof., author, r 259
Peachtree
Peck Willis, contractor, r 142 Peachtree
PECK'S DRUG STORE, 106 Peachtree
Peek Solomon W. (Peek & Talley), r 44
W. Peters
Peek & Talley (S. W. Peek and W. M.
Talley), grocers, 25 W. Mitchell
Peel David G. (Peel & Home), r 25 Ir-
win
Peel William L. (Maddox, Rucker &
Co.), r 349 Peachtree
Peel & Home (D; G. Peel and E. A.
Home), grocers, 69 Peachtree
Peeler Mary, wid R., r Ella, ne cor Fos-
ter
Peeples Edward, elk Lovejoy & Pitch-
ford, r 44 E. Cain
Peeples Henry C. (Harrison & Peeples),
r 44 E. Cain
PEEPLES HENRY C. (Peeples & Wil-
son), r McDonough rd
Peeples Howard, r 44 E. Cain
Peeples Thomas J., t<3ller Maddox, Ruck-
er & Co, r 44 E. Cain
PEEPLES & WILSON (Henry C. Pee-
ples andW. T.Wilson), genl sewing
machine dealers, 124 Whitehall. (See
back fly D.)
Peers Joseph W., elk L. C. Peers & Co.,
r 89 S. Broad
Peers Lydia C. Mrs. (L. C. Peers & Co.),
r 89 S. Broad
Peers L. C. & Co. (Mrs. L. C. Peers and
), com mers, 89 S. Broad
Pegg Adam, c, lab, r 72 Gate Citv
Pelligrini Pelligrino (Pellegi-ini '& Cas-
tleberiy), r 171 Chapel
Pellegrini & Castleberry (P. Pellegrini
and Z. Castleberry), terra cotta wks,
178 Chapel
Pelot J. William, correspondent, r 61 S.
Forsyth
Pemberton John S. (Pemberton, Iver-
son & Denison), r Edgewood
TBE LEADING SENT'S immi,
li and 13 Whitehall St.
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of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street,
PEM
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cigar
PEMIJERTON, IVERSON & DENISON
(J. S. Pemberton, J. S. Iverson, J. M.
Winstead and G. W. Denison), whol
drugs, 40 and 42 E. Wall
Pendleton Edmund M., chemical direc-
tor Pendleton Guano Co., r 316 White-
hall
PENDLETON GUANO CO., R. H. Rich-
^ard!«, pres ; W. M. f^endleton, sec and
-^bus manager; lo}4 E. Alabama
Pendleton Henry C., tobacco and
broker, 40)^ Marietta, r Lee, s\v cor
Amos, W. E
Pendleton Isabella, wid W. H., r 155
Haj-nes
Pendleton James C, bkkpr C. G. Grosse,
r 180 McDonough
PENDLETON JOHN T., lawyer, 27><
Whitehall, r 169 Haynes
Pendleton Kate Miss, teacher Walker St
School, r 155 iJaynes
Pendleton William M., sec and bus
manager Pendleton Guano Co., r 316
Whitehall
Penn Calvin, c, lab, r rear 20 Hilliard
Penn Jane, c, cook, r rear 6 Ezzard
Penn Moni-oe T., elk A. O. M. Gay r 302
Peachtree
Penn Silvey, c, lab, r 62 Howell
Penn T. Jefferson., watchman, r 10
Fain al
Penn William, c, wks W. S. Withers
Pennington Doc, c, lab, r 23 Bradley
Pennington Jordan c, lab, r 23 Bradley
Pennington Joseph P., elk E. T., V. &
Ga. R. R., bds Kimball
Perniv Charles C, c, wks W. L. Jarvis,
r 2S Clifford
Penny Hampton H., supt street hands, r
360 E. Fair
Penny Henry, r 4 Factory Ground
Penny Jane, c, laundress, r 28 Clifford
Penny Jesse R., wks Cummings & Yo-
kum
Peoples Harmon, elk, bds 16 Jenkins
PEOPLES MUTUAL RELIEF ASSO-
CIATION, W. L. Baker, pres; R. O.
Randall, sec ; office Peachtree, ne cor
Wall. (See front paster.)
Percy Israel, c, lab, r 139 Magazine
Percy James, c, lab, r 298 Marietta
Perdue Francis P., trav a^, r64 Hayden
Perdue John, c, woodyard, r 21 Henry
Perdue John A. (Perdue & Egleston), r
Dills Crossing
Perdue Kate Miss, bds 37 Powers
PERDUE & EGLESTON (J. A. Perdue
and Thos. Egleston), genl ins agts;
represent NORTHERN, of London, INS
CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Phila. ;
IMPERIAL, of London; FIRE ASSO-
CIATION, of Phila. ; STAR FIRE INS.
CO., of X. Y.; UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY, of X. Y. : HARTFORD, of
Conn. ; QUEEN, of England and MUT-
UAL LIFE, of X. Y. ; and TRATEL-
ERS LIFE & ACCIDENT, of Hartford,
room 5, Centennial Bldg., 3)^ White-
hall. (See p. 66.)
Perkers C, fireman W. &. A. R. R
PERKERSON ANGUS M., sheriff Ful-
ton County, Court House, r 23 W.
Baker
Perkerson Daniel, elk Gillett Bros., r 23
W. Baker
Perkins Anna, c, laundress, r 63 Boule-
vard
PERKINS BROS. (J. 0.,X. W. and S.
F. Perkins), machinery and agricul-
tural implements, 32 and 34 W. Mit-
chell. (See back of title and p. 64.)
Perkins George, c, ix>rtcr, r 155 E.
Fair
Perkins Henry, c, lab, r Randolph, se
cor Irwin
Perkins James, engineer, bds 116 J White-
hall
Perkins James W., photographer, 179
Marietta, r 124 Elliott
Perkins John (Crawford & Perkins),
bds 12^ W. Mitchell
Perkins John, c, lab, r es Randolph, 2d s .
of Irwin
Perkins John O. (Perkins Bros.), r 126 '
S. Forsyth
Perkins Lee, c, driver, r 63 Boulevard
Perkins Lincoln, c, wks Markham
Perkins Mary Y., wid S. H., r 126 S.
Forsyth
Perkins Xathan Y., c, barber Kimball >*
r 137 E. Hunter
Perkins X. Winslow (Perkins Bros.), r
126 S. Forsyth
Perkins Sidney, c, mason, r 63 Boule-
vard
Perkins S. Frank (Perkins Bros.), r 126
S. Forsyth
Perkins William R., elk J. W. Perkins,
bds 186 Davis
Perley John, bds National Hotel
Perrine William H., carpenter A-L, Ry,
r 27 Yonge
Perry Albert E., carpenter, r 20 Haynes
Perry Charles, c, wks T. S. Lewis
Perry Charles G., elk J. Ryan, r 20 E.
Mitchell
Perry Dunn c, shoemkr, 6 S. Collins
Perry Fannie Mrs., seamstress, r 77)^
Whitehall
Perry Henry, c, lab, r 162 E. Harris
THE KEHNESAW RZ
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
Go to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
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Perry James M., elk Sou Exp Co., bds
118 S. Pryor
Perry John A., printer Constitution, r
154 Luckie
Perry Joseph, c, lab, r 4 S. Terry
Perry Richard, c, mason, r 74 Randolph
Perry Samuel, c, porter Markham
Ferryman Frank M., with Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 152 S. Pryor
Ferryman Hattie 3Iiss, r 7 Culver
Persons Albert, c, wks Kimball
Persons John H., c, lab, r 40 Wells
Peters Alexander, c, carpenter, r 250
Richardson X.
Peters Aaron, c, baker L. C. Saul
Peters Edward C, supt Atla St Ry, r 67
Marietta
Peters Richard, prest Atla St Ry, r 488
Peachtree
Peters Thomas J., ins adjuster, 8 S.
Broad, r 260 E. Harris
Peterson Semons M., engineer, 101 W.
Baker
Pettis Addie Miss, dressmkr, bds 70 Mar-
tin
Pettis Emily A., wid H. H., bds 70 Mar-
tin
Pettis John, engineer P. A. L., bds 145
Ga. R. R
Pettis Mamie Miss, bds 147 W. Hunter
Pettus Edwin W., tel opr Ga. R. R., r
West End
Pettus J^., engineer A-L. Ry '
Petty Anha, c, laundress, r 188 Chapel
Petty Edward, c, lab, r 122 Pine
Petty Edward, Jr., c, painter, r 122 Pine
Petty James P., trav agt, bds 72 Mari-
etta ' ?
Petty Mac, c, lab, r43 Trenholm
PEYTON BERNARD, asst genl counsel
Ga. P. Ry, 50 N. Broad, bds Markham
Peyton Margaret S. Miss,r 147 Luckie
Peyton Rowena R. Miss, r 147 Luckie
Pfluger John, wks City Brewery
Pharaoh Raleigh, c, lab, r 14 Pittman al
Pharley Philip, wks W. «fc A. R. R
Pharr Benjamin Y., watchmkr, 202 Ma-
rietta, r 72 Rock
PHELAN SIDNEY H., manager Gate
City Produce and Cotton Exchange, r
22 Barclay
Phelps Anderson, c, wks Tye & Hubbard,
r 80 Hilliard
Phelps Ansel B., bkkpr J. H. James,
bds 9 Houston
Phelps Charles F., packer, bds 50 E.
Hunter
Phelps C. W., with M. C. & J. F. Kiser
&Co
Phelps William C, elk, r 22 Cooper
22
Phelps William H. H., candymkr, r
Cooper
Phibbs Thomas, elk, r 31 Formwalt
Phillips Allen, c, porter, r es Calhoun,
6th n of Baker
Phillips Anthony, c, wks J. P. Logan
Phillips Benjamin, c, lab, r Randolph,
nw cor Irwin
Phillips Columbus, machinist, r 182 E.
Hunter
Phillips Crawford, wood dlr, r Decatur
nw cor Bradley
Phillips Felix, grocer, 68 Magazine
Phillips George H., policeman, r 188
Haynes
Phillips Georgia Miss, wks, Atla Cot
Fcty
Phillips Henry D., Artificial Stone Co.,
65 E. Alabama, r Marietta, Ga
Phillips Haivey T. (Phillips & Crew), r
308 Peachtree
Phillips Isaac, manager A. L. Hernstein,
bds 173 Peachtree
Phillips James, pressman W. C. Dodson,
r 311 W. Peters "
Phillips James H., wks cemetery, r 32
Savannah
Phillips James K., c, wks S. M. Inman
<fe Co., r 52 Howell
Phillips Jefferson D., c, porter Morris &
Nicholson, r 220 E. Ellis
Phillips John C, c, pv)rter Kimball
Phillips John W., manager Atla Stove
and Tin House, r 402 Decatur
Phillips Lee, c, lab, r 138 E. Cain
Phillips. Lulu, c, laundress, r 34 W. Gar-
nett
Phillips Mary F., wid H. T., r 83 E.
Alabama
Phillips Pompey, c, wks S. Lesser, r 70
Xewton
Phillips P. N., wks L. H. HaU & Co.
Phillips Richard U., fireman, bds 42 W.
Peters
Phillips Sidney B., physician and drug-
gist, 315 W. Peters
Phillips Susan Miss, r 77^ Whitehall
Phillips Thack, bkkpr J. W. Phillips, r
402 Decatur
Phillips W^alter, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Phillips William, farmer, r 103 Old
Wheat
Phillips William, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Phillips WDliam A., carpenter A-L Ry
Phillips William H., wks Longleys, Ro-
binson & Co.
Phillips William R., mer, r 41 N. For-
svth
Phillips William R. Jr. (W. R. Phillips
& Co.), r 41 N. Forsvth
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Phillips Wm. K. & Co. (W. R. Phillips
Jr. and — ). jewelery, 7 Debatur
PHILLIPS & CREW (H. T. Phillips
and B. B. Crew), books, stationery,
music, pianos and organs, 6, 8 and 10
Maiietta. (See front cover and p. 38.)
Philpot W. H., tinner Hunnicutt &
Bellin^rath, bds 21 Mechanic
Phinizy Kate, c, laundress, r 10 Fort
Phinizy Lucy, c, laundress, r 37 Rawsoh
Phinizy Stephen, c, porter Wyly &
Greene
Phinizy Thomas, c, porter, r 37 Rawson
Phirl Clara L. Miss, r 171 Jones
Phirl James A., printer Constitution, r
171 Jones
Pickert Augustus F., watches and jewel-
ery, 5 Whitehall, bds 26 N. Forsyth
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE (R. & D. R.
R.), T. M. R. Talcott, gen. manager;
M. Slaughter, G. P. & T. A., Rich-
mond, I. Y. Sage, supt AtlaDiv., 56 E.
Wall. (See p. 59.)
Piedmont Congregational Church, 14 N".
Broad
Pierce Chapel (Methodist),
Pierce Emanuel, c, wks L.
country
Pierce Emma B., wid E., r
son
Pierce Frederick, painter, r 55 Fraser
.Pierce George, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pierce Hattie, c, laundress, r 1 Maga-
zine
Pierce James, wks Atla Cot Fcty., r 19
Orme
Pierce John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pierce Lee, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pierce Mary, c, r rear 73 Gartrell
Pierson Robert, carpenter, r 104 W. Pe-
ters
Pierce Robert, c, driver, r 182 E. Harris
Pierce Thomas F. Rev., pastor Evan.
Chapel
Pierson Bartow, c, lab, r rear 141E. Har-
ris
Pierson Henry, c, lab, r rear 141 E. Har-
ris
Pierson Robert, hamessmkr D. Morgan
Pike Louisa Miss, bds 79 Loyd
Pilgrim Green A., bds 268 Jones
Pilgrim Isaac B., printer, r 268 Jones
Pilgrim Leavit, baker, r 121 Whitehall
Pillsbury John J., trav agt, r Thomas,
sw cor Chatham
Pinckney Charles, physician, 94 Walton
Pinckney Cotsworth, with P. & G. T.
Dodd, r 94 Walton
316 Rawson
Hardmon, r
127 Thomp-
r 38
and
Gar-
and
Pinckney
Butler
John M., c, grocer, 195 iN'.
GO WEST
Pines Charles S., plasterer, r 181 Cooper
Pinion Sanford, machinist, r 104 Elliott
Pinkard Elbert, c, porter Johnson <fc
Caverly
Pinkard Orange, <c, lab, r 81 Plum
Pinking A. C, elk M. Franklin,
Powers
PINSON ALBINUS J., physician
druggist, 168 Whitehall, r 20 W.
nett ^
Pinson John L. (Pinson & Dozier
Sheldon & Co.), r 15 E. Mitchell
Pinion S. V., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Pinson & Dozier (J. L. Pinson and J. S.
Dozier), druggists, 102 Whitehall
Pirkle Benjamm W., student, bds 56 IN".
Collins
Pirkle Livingston G., dep U. S. marshal,
r ns Lee, 2d w of Gordon, W. E
Pitchford Charles, elk Lovejoy & Pitch-
ford, bds 29 Williams
Pitchford Daniel, justice of peace, S\4
Marietta, r 29 Williams
Pitchford Daniel C. (Lovejoy & Pitch-
ford), r 29 Williams
Pitchford Mattie Miss, r 29 Williams
Pitchford Xannie Miss, r 29 Williams
Pitt Junius v., cigarmkr J. R. Sanders
& Co., r 12 Tumlin ,
Pitt Starling, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pittmann Alexander H., carpenter Oliver
& Carey, r 31 Gartrell
Pittman Andrew, wks L. H. Hall <fc Co
Pittman Annie, c, laundress, r 8 Fort
PITTMAN DANIEL, lawyer and notary,
4 Pe'achtree, r 109 S. Pryor
Pittman Eliza, c, laundress, r 63 Haynes
Pittman Ellen, c, laundress, r 317 Man-
gum
Pittman Frank A., carpenter, r 31 Gar-
trell
Pittman Garrison, c, lab, r 83 Hilliard
Pittman George, c, porter, r 377 White-
hall
Pittman George, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Pittman James, molder, r 61 S. Broad
Pittman Nancy E., wid R. A., r 80
Wheat
Pittman Seaborn, c, wks Lynch & Lea, r
rear Ivy, sw cor Baker
Pittman Sylvia B., c, laundress, r rear 43
W. Hunter
Pitts Adolphus, c, driver, r 51 Foster
Pitts Agnes, c, seamstress, r 30 High
Pitts Carolina Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pitts C. A. Mrs., bds Kimball
Pitts Elonzo, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pitts Howard W., c, barber, r 69 S.
Broad
Pitts John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
PIT
33 FHiA-OHTR/BB STR/E3B3T.
395
POP
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Quick Time — Sure Connections.
Pitts Lawrence, c, lab, r 53 W. Humph-
ries
Pitts Lucmda, c, laundress, r 78 Ran-
dolph
Pitts Lucius, c, butler A. M. Robinson
Pitts Luke, c, wks J. F. Burke
Pitts Mumford, c, waiter, r 120 E. Cain
Pitts Richard, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Pitts Sallie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pitts Starling, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pixley Pierce, c, packer Howard & Can-
dler, r 18 Pine
Plane William F., elk W. & A. R. R., r
67 ^larietta
Piatt Susie A. Miss, r 61 W. Mitchell
Pleasant Grove Bap Church, c, 28 Reed
Pleasant Henry, c, lab, rns Newton, 1st
eof Mangum
Pledger Banks, bds 165 S. Pryor
Pledger Susan W., wid W. P., r 113
Peach tree
PLEDGER WILLIAM A., c, Surveyor
of Customs, office U. S. C. H. & P. O.
Bldg, r 302 W. Mitchell
Plowers John, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Plowman Idora M. Mrs., r 67 Smitli
Plumb Anna Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Plumb Harry, elk C. R. R., bds 13 E.
lAlabapaa
Plumb Jesse, wks Fulton Mills
Plumb William, wks Fulton Mills, r 16
Factory Grounds
Plummer Elijah T., watchmkr and jew-
eler, 17 Whitehall, r 12 W. Peters
Plummer Lavina, wid J., bds 206 Deca-
tur
Poe Henry, c, lab, r 38 Solomon
Poe Lorenzo, c, lab, r 38 Solomon
Poe Mary B., wid W. C, r 212 W.
Peachtree
Pogiie- J. Homer, elk, bds 35 Church
Poindexter Elijah D., elk Barrow &
Brock
Poindexter LaFayette, tinner A. P.
Stewart & Co., r rear 35 Memtts av
Poindexter Martha, wid J., r rear 35
Merritts av
Poindexter Mollie Miss, elk W. H.
Brotherton
Police Headquarters, 47 S. Pryor
Polk Alfred, c, lab, r 291 N. Calhoun
Polk Benjamin, c, lab, r 291 N. Calhoun
Polk James K., collector, bds 42 W. Pe-
ters
Polk Lewis, c, lab, r 963^ S. Broad
Polk Osborn, c, lab, r 291 N. Calhoun
Pollard Emma, c, laundress, r 182
Wheat
Pollard J. R., engineer A-L. Ry .
Pollard Mary, wid H., r 175 Irwin
W. M. Scott
POLLARD THOMAS J., acct, 43 Loyd
r 27 E. Hunter
Pomeroy Samuel tel opr, bds 76 S.
Broad
Ponce DeLeon Springs, A-L. Ry, 2}4
miles ne of city
Ponder Charles B., elk, r 11 W. Garnett
Ponder Ellen, c, laundress, r 264 Man-
gum
Ponder James D., with Gillett Bros.,
bds Markham
Ponder James M., mdse broker, 36 E.
Alabama, r 11 W. Garnett
Ponder Monroe, c, lab, r es Washington,
1st s of Anderson
Ponder Moses, c, lab, r rear 84 Forrest
av
Ponder Prince, c, wheelwright J. Mann,
r 75 Gullatt
Ponder Thomas H., elk, r 11 W. Garnett
Poole Benjamin J., carpenter, r 634 Ma-
rietta
Poole Clarence L., student, bds 150
Whitehall
Poole Crandall L., turnkey county jail
Poole George, c, driver, r rear 47 Forrest
av
Poole George W., carpenter, r 11 Wal-
nut
Poole Ophelia Mrs,, grocer, 636 Marietta
Poole William, c, porter, r 43 Walker
Poolen Richard, c, lab, r 191 Mangum
Poor Samuel E. Rev., c, r 86 Pratt
POPE A?, genl P. & T. agt E. T., V. &
G. R. R., Knoxville, Tenn. (See p. 8.)
POPE A. 6., hats, caps, etc., 2 White-
hall, r 131 S. Pryor
Pope Carrie B., c, teacher, Houston
St. School, r 135 Houston
Pope Christopher, machinist W. <fe A.
R. R., bds 66 W. Foundry
Pope Clarke, c, lab, r 96 E. Cain
Pope David W., grocer, 27 W. Mitchell,
r 46 Tattnall
Pope Edward, c, lab, r 113 Larkin
Pope Fannie Miss, r 67 Jones av
Pope Frank M., dep U. S. marshal, r ns
Gordon, 2d w of Lee, W. E.
Pope Henry, c, lab, r rear 276 W. Peters
Pope Henry, c, porter, r 30 Solomon
Pope Henry C, mer, r 131 S. Pryor
Pope J. Wiley, bkkpr A. B. Steele & Co.,
bds 8)^ W. Mitchell
Pope Jonathan W., city tax collector, r
19 N. Moore
Pope Julia Miss, T)ds ss Crumley, 2d e of
Pulliam *■ •
Pope Lorenzo, c, wks A-L. Ry
Pope Osborne, c, porter Kimball
Pope Robert C., mer, r 131 S. Pryor
Makes CLOTHING to order.
Fit guaranteed at ready made prices.
II and 13 Whitehall Street
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Pope Sarah, wid J., r ws Kandolpli, 2d
n of Irwin
Pope Turney, wks Tye & Hubbard, bds
139 Whitehall
Pope Wooten, c, lab, r rear 101 X. Col-
lins
PORT KOYAL & AUGUSTA RY (Pal-
metto Line), D. W. Appier, agt; Ala-
bama, ne cor Pryor. (See p. 57.)
Porter Albert, c, lab, r rear 162 X.
Butler
Porter Benjamin H., elk, bds 18 Powers
Porter Cicero, elk, r 123^ Loyd
porter Cicero J., photographer, r 268 E.
Hunter
Porter Edward, c, lab, r 5 Magazine
Porter Emma, c, laundress, r 29 Biggers
Porter Fanny, c, laundress, r rear 146 S.
Forsyth
Porter House, 12 J Loyd
PORTER H. L., elk Markham House
Porter Isaac, c, whitewasher, r 51 Hil-
liard
PORTER JA^TES H., cashier Merchants
Bank, r 238 Peachtree
Porter James S., policeman Union Depot,
r 12J Loyd
Porter John, c, lab, r 153 Windsor
Porter Jesephine, c, laundress, r Ander-
son, ne cor Reed
Porter J. C. E., elk M. M. & W. H. Gard-
ner
' Porter Lucinda, c, laundress, r 46 Tren-
holm
Porter M. Jennie, wid D. A., r 66 James
Porter Walter, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
202 W. Hunter
Porter Walter B. (H. L. Smith & Son),
r 80 Wheat
Porter W. H., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Posch Anton, physician, 8 S. Broad
Poss Albert, carpenter, r 27 Corput
Poss Charles E., messenger W. U. Tel.
Co., r Plum, sw cor North av
Poss Emanuel L., lab, r Plum, sw cor
North av
Poss William W., elk, r Plum, sw cor
North av • i _ - •
Post Henry R., elk Finley & Grant, r
315 N. Collins
POST LEVI W., C. E. and draughts-
man Atla Bridge & Iron Wks, r 315
N.Collins
Post Martha E., r-60 Gartrell
POST OFFICE, Marietta, nw cor For-
syth
Post Simeon, elk, Atla Home Ins. Co
Post Spencer, c, shoemkr, 157 W. Peters
t Postell Annie Mrs., housekpr, r 123 Mc-
Donough
Postell Stephen W., correspondent, bds
Markham
Potts Alexander, c\ lab, r 161 Windsor
Potts Cornelia S. Miss, dressmkr, 98
Peachtree
Potts Frank M., whol liquors, 19 E. Ala-
bama, r 35 Crew
Potts Henry, with F. M. Potts, r 35
Crew
Potts John, foreman M. M. Mauek, r 55
Eraser
Potts I^avinia T. Miss, r 48 Windsor
Potts Susan, wid N., r 98 Peachtree
Pouncey Samuel E., elk, r 83 Terry
Pound Leonidas B., machinist, bds 186
Davis
Pound Theresa, wid J. G., r 186 Davis
Pounds Alonzo, machinist, bds 124 Ma-
rietta
Pounds James F., policeman, r 47 S.
S. Pryor
Pow^ell Andrew J., elk, r 142 W. Fair
Powell Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 106 De-
catur
Powell Charles, r 65 Thurmond
Powell Charles, glazier, r 175 Marietta
Powell Charles L., gunsmth, r 175 Ma-
rietta
Powell Delila, wid J., r 599 J Marietta ..
Powell Edward, c, wheelwright, 36 E.
Hunter, r 21 Eraser
Powell Eiiza Miss, r 16 Pine
Powell Ellen Miss, wks Selig Bros. &
Co., r 599^ Marietta
Powell Ephraim, c, lab, r 46 Brick
Powell E. T., collector Maddox, Rucker
<fe Co., r 281 Peachtree
POWELL FIELDING T., physician, 5 »
Peachtree, r 281 Peachtree
Powell Frank, lab, r 648 Marietta
Powell George W. L. (J. J. Powell &
Bro.), r 65 N. Spring
Powell Ida Miss, wks J. F. Burke
Powell Irwin, c, lab, r rear 85 Luckie
Powell James, c, blksmth J. Nally, r W.
E
Powell Jeremiah B., helper Hunnicutt
& Bellingrath, r 142 W. Fair
Powell John, c, lab, r es Hilliard st s of
E. Harris
Powell John C, bkkpr J. J. Powell &
Bro., bds 30 Luckie
Powell John D., r 50 E. Cain
Powell John F., agt, r 12 Martin
Powell John J. (J. J. Powell & Bro.), r
85 Luckie
Powell J. J. & Bro. (J. J. and G. W. L.
Powell), grocers, 26 Peachtree
Powell Louis, welldigger, r 67 James
Powell Louisa, c, seamstress, r 3 Wallace
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Powell Louisa A., wid J. L., r 142 W.
Fair
Powell Samuel, c, sampler Harle & Par-
rott
Powell Sanford, carpenter, r 648 Mari-
etta
Powell Thomas S., physician, 85 S.
Pryor
Powell Walter P., elk J. C. Kimball, bds
60>^ S. Broad
Powell William, c, barber C. C. Wil-
liams
Powell William A. (Howard, Wood &
Co.), r 30 Lilckie
Pow^l William H., elk, r 142 W. Fair
Powell William M., student, bds 55 N.
Butler
Powers Charles B., upholsterer Cham-
berlin, Boynton & Co
Powers Ella Mrs., seamstress, r 64 Rock
Powers Henry R. (Powers & Egleston),
r 12 Houston
Powers Johnson, c, porter Bell & Dean,
r rear 21 Jones av
Powers William (W. Powers & Son), r
36 Ivy
Powers William E. (W. Powers & Son),
r 49J Peachtree
Powers W. & Son (W. Powers, W. B.
Watts and W. E. Powers), buggies
and harness, 34 Peachtree
Powers & Egleston (H. R. Powers and
T. R. Egleston), money brokers, 20
Peachtree
Prager Flora, c, laundress, r 128 Elliott
Prater Henry, c, lab, r 128 Elliott
Prater Mahala Miss, domestic A. L.
Dorsey
Prather Jane Y., wid P. H., bds 79 Pul-
liam
Prather John S., bus manager Jas. P.
Harrison & Co., r 23 Hay den
Prather S. V. Mrs., teacher Marietta
St. School, r 23 Hayden
Pratt Ada A. Mrs., dressmkr, 148 White-
hall ^^■
Pratt Bell Miss, r 72 Wheat
Pratt Charles, bkkpr Davenport, John-
son & Co., r Decatur, Ga
Pratt George H., trav agt, r 148 White-
• hall
Pratt H. J., with W. L. Goldsmith, r
69>^ E. Alabama
Pratt James, tinner, r 12 Tumlin
Pratt Jennie Miss, dressmkr, r 150 White-
hall
Pratt J. W. L.. butcher, 114 Decatur
PRATT NATHANIEL A. PROF, chem-
ical engineer, room 48 Capitol Bldg, r
Decatur, Ga
Pratt Robert, c, farmer, r ss C. R. R, w
of Whitehall
Pratte Bernard A., lawyer, r 49 E. Cain
Preer Grant, c, carpenter, r 79 Hilliard
Prell Abram B., elk, r 291 S. Forsyth
Prescott Alfred, trav agt, r 7 Currier
Prescott Samuel, c, wlS W. E. Jones
Prescott William R., clkE. S. Gay, r 7
Currier
Presnell George W., contractor, r 12
Liberty
Presnell John P., carpenter, r 41 Larkin
Presley William, c, driver I. B. McCravy
Pi-esswood Mary Miss, r 127 Walton
Price Annie Miss, pds 50 Line
Price Charles E., ^152 McDonough
Price Earle, elk McCalla Bros., r 18
Houston
Price Fannie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R.
Nace, r 14 Warren pi
Price George E., elk, r 79 N. Collins.
PRICE GEORGE W., boots, shoes, etc.,
24 Marietta, r 57 Wheat
Price Hattie, c, laundress, r 13 S. Calhoun
Price James, c, lab, r 21 Chattahoochee
Price John, c, lal^ r Randolph, nw cor
Irwin
Price John, w^ks Atla Cot Fcty
Price Nathan, c, carpenter, r 8 Biggers
Price Oscar E., tailor, r 55 N.Calhoun
Pride Hostellius, c, wks R. Coles, r 39
Simpson
Priestly Warren, c, blksmith N. C.
Spence
PRIM ISAIAH J., grocer, 110 McDon-
ough, r 140 Raw3on
Prince Andrew P.', printer, r 2 Cravens
al
Prince Charles, c, carpenter, r 75 Hil-
liard
Prince Charles, c, lab, r 12 Hunnicutt
Prince Frank, c, porter E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 25 W. Hunter
Prince James T., with P. & G. T. Dodd,
r 115 Nelson
Prince Tliomas, exporter Curran & Co
Prindell Maggie, o; laundress, r 225 N.
Calhoun
Pringle Rebecca, c, laundress, r 14 Sugar
al
Prioleau Samuel (John M. Hill & Co.),
bds 67 N. Pryor
Prior Avarilla, wid W. B., r 486 Peach-
tree r
Prior Garland S., grocer, 57 and 59
Peachtree, r 268 W. Peachtree
Prisock Michael, carpenter, r 5 Fitzger-
ald
Pritchard Edward, elk, r 64 E. Mitchell
Pritchard Sarah Mrs., r 260 Elliott
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Pritchett James E., elk, r 267 W.
Peters
Pritchett James N. (Johnson & Co.), r
267 W. Pelers
Pritchett Lola F., \Nid T. J., r 60 Cone
Proctor Aramiuta, wid H., r 430 White-
hall
Proctor George, wks Sou Ag Wks, bds
42 Alexander
Proffit James C, carpenter, r Bellwood
Prothro Gustavus A. Dr., r 99 McDou-
ough
Provence Mary X. Mrs., mattressmkr, r
6 Mills
Provence Mattie Miss, wks Atla Cot.
Fcty
Providence Baptist Church, c, 37 Green's
Ferry av
Pruden William B., c, porter, r 64 W.
Cain
Pruett Benson R., shoemkr, 92)^ Mc-
Donough ^
Pruett Bettie, c, taundress, r rear 175
Fort
Pruett Lucinda Mrs., r 26 Victoria
Pruett Major, c, lab, r Fort, svv cor Ga.
R. R
Pryor James, engineer W. & A. R. R
Pryor John, c, lab, r rear 46 Hulsey
Pryor J. S., fireman W. & A. R. R
Pryor Matthew, c, shoemkr, 52 S. But-
ler, r rear 198 Crew
Puckett Hastings E. Rev., r 11 Fowler
Puckett John if., printer, bds 50 S. For-
syth
Puckett MoUie, c, laundress, r 160 E.
Harris
Puckett Xelson, c, driver G. W. Spears
Puckett Rebecca A. Mrs., boarding, 50 S.
Forsyth
Pugh Charles, c, lab, r ws E. T., V. &
Ga. R. R., 5th n of Wells
Pugh John, driver J. S. Morris & Sons
Pugh John W., peddler, r 27 Corput
Pugh Maggie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pughe Edward H., printer, r 57 S.
Broad
Pullen Charlotte, c, laundress, r 73 Tatt-
nall . \
Pullen Columbus, c, waiter, r 237 Clarke
Pullen Sarah E., wid C. D., r 17 E. Cain
Pullen William H., c, porter W. J. Rob-
erts i
Pulliam Columbus H., c, butler, r rear
125 Washington
Pulliam Richard, c, porter, r Currier, cor
Calhoun
Pulling William, porter, r 39 Valentine
PULLMAN SOUTHERN CAB CO., A.
L. Kontz, agt ; Union Depot
QUI
Pullum Burgess, c, driver Mickelberry &
Whitlock, r 96 E. Fair
Pullum Thomas, mer, r 97 E. Mitchell
Purcell Edward, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Purifoy Alfred, c, lab, r 53 Wells
Purse Carrie H., wid I., r 369 Whitehall
Purtell Edward C, tailor, r 28 X. For-
syth
Purtell Henry A., bkkpr Cox, Hill &
Thompson, r 33 W. Baker
PurteU James, student, r 33 W. Baker
PUTNAM ISRAEL, genl ins agt ; repre-
resents PH(ENIX ASSURANCE CO.
of London; CITY OF LONDON FIRE
INS CO., LIVERPOOL AND LON-
DON AND GLOBE INS CO., and
PROYIDENCE - WASHINGTON INS
CO. of R. I., ^^ Peachtree, bds Mark-
ham
Putnam James, c, lab, r 264 Mangum
Putnam Webb, elk F. W. Hart
Pyland Edward, agt, r 2 Moore
Pyland Tiny S., millwright, r 79 Mc-
Afee
Pyle Elisha R., carpenter, r 54 W. Pe-
ters
Pyron Charles, conductor W. & A. R. R.,
r 19 Stonewall
Pyron William Y., r 19 Stonewall
Q'
UAIL MASON, c, lab, r 101 Jones
Quarles P. W. John, elk 66 White-
hall, r 663^ Whitehall
Quarles Selina, c, r 16 Haynes
Quaterman Thomas, c, carpenter, r 97 E.
Cain
Queen David, c, lab, r 12 Ponder
Queen David M., watchman W. & A. R.
R., r 9 Mao;azine
Queen Franklin M., auctioneer, r 46
Howell
Queen William, c, driver, r 3 Lowes al
Quick Martha, wid G., r 311 Boulevard
Quigley Sarah F. Mrs., r223 X. Collins
Quillian Clayton C, physician, 212 Mari-
etUi, r 38 Alexander
Quillian George T., with Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 92 Luckie
Quillian John F., elk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 94 Luckie
Quinn Charles F., elk, r 66 Houston
Quinn John H., contractor, r 66 Hous-
ton
Quinn J. L., fireman W. & A. R. R
Quinn Luther, carpenter, r 22 Rock
Quinn Minnie Miss, authoress, r 19 Wil-
liams
Quinn Rhoda A., wid J. W., r 19 Wil-
liams
Quinn Thomas, painter, r 22 Rock
ALWAYS TRAVEL aST^tS
For Chuich and Home Use, BUV THE SMITH lEEICAII OReiM,
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399
RAN
Quinn AVilliam L., woodworker W. E.
Jones, r 22 Rock
Quirout Ann, wid J., r 87 Plum
Quirout Henry, r 87 Plum
Quitman ^. Henry, vvood yard, 136
Wheat, r 98 N. Collins
Quitman Minnie Mrs., r 98 N. Collins
RAAB JOHN, tinner H. Franklin
Rachel Franklin, c, hackman, r 81
HOgue
Rackle Charles, contractor, r 66 N. But-
ler
Radford Frank T., foreman, rE. Factory
Grounds
Radford James M., elk, r 18 Houston
Radford James R., bkkpr Howard &
Candler, r 58 Cone
Ratter Charles, grocer, 144 E. Harris
Rag John, fireman W. & A. R. R
Ragan Caroline, c, cook, r 70 Yonge
Ragan Elvh-a, c, laundress, r 25 Scofield
Ragan Hop T., butcher, 287 W. Peters
Ragan Jacob, c, lab, r 72 Pine
Ragan Joseph, c, lab, r rear 85 Marietta
Ragan Paul, c, lab, r 165 Houston
Ragan Willis E. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser &
Co.), bds Kimball
RAGAN, see also REGAN
Ragland Amelia, c, cook, r 7 Newman al
Ragland Edward, c, lab, r 39 C. R. R
Ragland Franklin A., trav agt, r 146 S.
Pryor
Ragland George, c, porter J. T. Hagan
Ragland Martin, c, lab, r E. T., V. &
Ga. R. R., 3dnofWell8
Ragland Thomas E., grocer, 112
Whitehall, r 146 S. Pryor
Ragland Robert, c, driver W. L. Stanton
& Co., r W. E
Ragsdale Isaac N. (Ragsdale & Gam-
mel), r 307 W. Peters
Ragsdale Martha A., wid J., r 234 Ivy
Ragsdale Vickie Miss, r 234 Ivy
Ragsdale William M. (Veal & Ragsdale),
r 523 Decatur
Ragsdale So Gammel (I. N. Ragsdale and
J. H. Gammel), grocers and wagon
yard. 111 W. Peters
Railroad Commission of the State of
Georgia, 123^ E. Alabama
Railroad Record, A. L. Harris, manager ;
8J Marietta
Raine Joseph S., ins agt, r 322 Peachtree
Raines Laurence, c, porter, r 106 Deca-
tur
Raines Robert T., elk P. 0., r 18 Church
Raines Thomas L., physician, 18 Church
Raines William, c, barber, r 244 New
Wheat * f
Raines William H., elk; r 18 Church
Rainey John V., carpenter, r ss Dairy,
4th w of Fowler
Rakestraw Andrew, (
Pittman al
Rakestraw Herbert^ <
14
Luckie
Rakestraw
Bradley
Rakestraw
Brick
Rakestraw Thomas
Raleigh
carpenter, r
, lab, r rear 24
James, c, carpenter, r 20
Rebecca, c, laundress, r 46
c, lab, r 1 Cornelia
S.
W. M . Scott
Richmond, barkpr, bds 76
Broad
Ralls Cager, c, driver G. W. Spears
Ralls Charles B., carrier P. O., r 38 Davis
Ralls John, student, bds 9 Houston
Ralls Lucy, c, laundress, r 54 Greens
Ferry, av
Ralls Micajah, c, drayman, r 54 Greens
Ferry av
Ramey Anthony, c, wks A-L Ry
Ramey Sanford T., carpenter, bds 74 E.
Hunter
Ramsey Edward, c, wks Atla Com <fc W.
Co.
Ramsey Edward B., c, physician, 215
Fort
Ramsey John, c, lab, r 195 Mangum
Ramsey Samuel, c, driver, r 178 McDan-
iel
Ramsey Thomas B., elk Ry, M. S., bds
Cannon House
Ramspeck Charles M., binder J. P. Har-
rison & Co., r Decatur, Ga
Ramspeck George A. (G. A. Ramspeck
«fe Co., and Ramspeck & Green), r
Decatur, Ga
Ramspeck G. A. & Co. (G. A. & T. R.
Ramspeck), tea and coffee, 25 J Peach-
tree
Ramspeck Theodore R. (G. A. Ramspeck
& Co.), r Decatur, Ga
Ramspeck & Green (G. A. Ramspeck
and J. M. Green), fertilizers, 15 S.
Broad
Ramsur James P., route agt, r 267 E.
Fair
Rand Thomas E., carpenter Longley,
Robinson & Co
Randall Albert, supt Exposition Cotton
Mills, r Oglethorpe Park
Randall Alexander B., elk A-L .Ry, r
49 E. Cain
Randall Anderson, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Randall E. S., printer H. H. Dickson, r
4 Ellis
Randall Hattie T. Mrs., dressmkr, r4
Ellis
Randall James W., elk, r 60 Luckie
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Kandall Mary, witl H. D., r50 Walton
Kandall Peter, c, lab, r W. E
Randall Rhoda, c, laundress, r 112 Wil-
low
RANDALL R. 0., sec Peoples Mutual
Relief Assn., r 60 Luekie
Randall Spencer, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Randall Thomas, elk, r 164 W. Peters
Randall William, c, lab, r65 Haynes
- Randall Willis, c, porter, r 124 Rhodes
Randolph Alonzo B., c, mason, r ss
Dairy, 4th w of Fowler
Randolph Henry, c, lab, r 116 W. Har-
ris
Randolph Mary Ann, wid P. L., r 40
Victoria
Raney Richard B., cashier Kimball
House
Rankin Amos, c, driver Moore, Marsh &
Co
Rankin Douglass W., elk, r 39 S. Pryor
Rankin George N., carpenter, bds 150
Whitehall
Rankin Jesse W. (Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar), r 161 McDonough
Rankin Jesse W. Jr., student, r 161 Mc-
Donough
Ransom Henry, c, lab, r 47 Green's-
Ferry av
Ransom John J., conductor, r Spencer,
Bw cor Davis
Ransom John R., elk, r Spencer, sw cor
Davis
Ransom Jordan D., driver, r 64 Hum-
phries
Ransom Mary, c, laundress, r 151 E.
Fair
Ransom Oliver, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Ransom Young, c, lab, r 9 Fain al
Rapp John E., policeman, r 178 Alex-
ander
Rapp Joseph W., elk P. O., bds 178 Al-
exander
Raisin Fetilizer Co., Lawson Chase, agt;
69)^ E. Alabama
Rasraers William, manager Lorentz &
Rittler, bds 33 W. Alabama
Raspberiy Mary B., wid M. W., r 131
Fort
Rather Simeon C, paperhanger M. M.
Mauck
Ratterree George T., r 22 McDaniel
Ratteree Henry, lab, r 8 Culver
Ratteree Leonard, dep U. S. marshal, r
64 Stonewall
Ratteree Rebecca Mrs., r 88 Walker
Raughton James D. (Heath & Raugh-
ton), r 130 Decatur
,THFKEMESAWR^SI^
Ratteree Robert, elk, bds 115 Decatur
Raughton W^illis, carpenter, r 130 De-
catur I
Rauschenberg August, pattemmkr, r
144 Davis
Rauschenberg Emil, tinner Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 157 Davis
Rauschenberg Emil J., wks Sou Ag
Wks, r 157 Davis
Rauschenberg John A., plumber, r 70
Nelson .
Rauschenberg Paul G., tinner, r 151
Davis
Raven John W., c, lab, r 241 Glenn
Ravens Wesley, c, wks Kimball House
Rawlins Annie, wid R., r35 Baitow
Rawlins Charles, c, porter Smith Am
Organ Co., r rear 312 Rawson
RAWLINS THOMAS G., coal and wood
dealer, 98 S. Butler, r 46 McDonough
Rawls Margaret Mrs., dressmkr, 150
Whitehall
Rawson Charles, barkpr J. R. Sanders
& Co., r 50)^ Decatur
Rawson Edward E. (L. H. Hall & Co.),
r 283 S. Pryor
Rawson Sarah Mrs., r 127 Jones av
Rawson Sid J., elk, r 283 S. Pryor -1
Rawson William C, elk, r 283 S. Pryor
Ray Adolphus W., wks Jack & McClel-
lan, r 34 Brick
Ray Charles C, tinner, r 325 E. Hunter
Ray Claude, c, lab, r 210 Luekie
Ray Claude B., conductor W. & A. R. R.
Ray Demps J. (Traynham & Ray), r
Peachtree, bey limits
Ray Edward, tinner, r Boulevard, cor
Decitur
Ray Ella Mise, r 121 Irwin
Ray Gerdine, lab, r 1 Ponder
Ray Henry, c, bellman Markham House
Ray Henry C, lab, r 10 State
Ray James P., tinner, r 496 Decatur
Ray John, lab, r 25 W. Simpson
Ray J. W., coupler W. & A. R. R
Ray Xancy L. Mrs., r 121 Irwin .
Ray Sanford S., carpenter, r 80 W. Simp-
son
Ray Susan A., wid R. P., r 1 Ponder
Ray Walter, wks Fulton Mills
Ray William, c, carpenter, r 27 Crumley
Ray William, wks Fulton Mills
Ray William H., conductor W. & A
R. R., r Dalton
RAY, see also RHEA
Raymond William R., teacher Atla Bap
Seminary, r 132 S. Forsyth
Raysor James T., elk, bds 68 E. Peters
Raysor John M., tobacconist, r 68 E.
Peters
Best
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96 W. Mitchell, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
401
REE
Raysor Mary A., wid J. M., r68 E.
Peters ;
Read Charles A. (Read & Candler), r 72
Wheat
Read Walter R., elk, bds 132 S. Forsyth
Read William F., engineer, r 23 Bell
Read William H., engineer Longley,
Robinson & Co
READ & CANDLER (C. A, Read and J.
S. Candler), lawyers, 7^ Whitehall.
(See top covers.)
READ, see also REED and REID
Reasoner Charles F., machinist, r 127 W.
Fair
Redd Duncan, c, wks National Hotel, r
104 Ala^^'aziue
REDD jf FRANK, livery and sale sta-
bles, 54 to£0 S. Pryor, r 70 N. Pryor
Redd Sarah, c, laundress, r 12 Brick
Redd Thomas J., c, lab, r 76 Magazine
Redding Charlotte, c, nurse, r 465 White-
hall
Redding Henry, c, mason, r 87 Humph-
ries
Redding John, c, lab, r 3 Gunby
REDDING ROBERT J., asst State Com-
missioner of Agriculture, r Edgewood
Redding Wesley C., c, porter Merchants
Bank, r 5 S.Terry
Reddy John W., watchmkr, r 44 Mc-
Afee
Redford F. T., wks Fulton Mills
Redmond Jane, c, laundress, r 33 Raw-
son
Redus R. Kemper, elk Hamilton & Hud-
son
Redwine Cicero, c, barber C. C. Williams
Redwine Elizabeth, wid W. C, r 57 Ir-
win
Redwine Flavins W., with Morrison,
Bain &- Co
REDWINE JOHN B., lawyer, 14^
Whitehall, r 57 Irwin
Redwine Lewis, rec teller Gate City Nat
Bk, bds Kimball
Redwood Mary M., wid D., r 48 N. Col-
lins
Reed Augustus J., c, lab, r 76 S. Butler
Reed Balaam, c, lab, r 1 Gunby
Reed Benjamin F., r 58 Gartrell
Reed Charles, c, janitor Y. M. L. Assn
Reed George, c, porter Sou Exp Co
Reed George H., c, barber J. Minor
Reed Hattie, c, laundress, r 65 Maga-
zine
Reed Homer, bkkpr, bds Adams House
Reed James, c, lab, r 243 Jones
Reed John, machinist, r 133 E. Hunter
REED JOHN C. (Reed & White), r 101
Nelson
Reed John C, elk 66 Whitehall, bd^^ 12*
W. Mitchell
Reed John, c, lab, r 203 Eraser
Reed Joseph, c, porter Hightower &
Hall man
Reed J. E., elk, bds 116 S. Forsyth
Reed Kate, c, laundress, r es Calhoun,
6th n of Baker i.
Reed Matthew, c, lab, r 6 Gunby
Reed Milton F., elk Beck, Gregg & Co.,
bds Adams House
Reed Perry, c, lab, r ss Holland, Is w of
Fortune
Reed Richard, c, butcher, r 213 Fort
Reed Samuel, c, butcher, r rear 179
Washington
Reed Stephen, c, fireman, r 14 Seofield
Reed Thomas, blksmith, r 74 W. Simp-
son
Reed Thomas, c, lab, r rear 148 Decatur
Reed Wallace P., associate editor Post-
Appeal, r 60 Fairlie
Reed William P., carpenter, r 5 Hunni-
cutt
REED & WHITE (J. C. Reed and Sam.
White), lawyers, 7i Whitehall
REED, see also READ and REID
Reeder Burrell, c, r 14 Green's Ferry av
Reeder Milton H., harnessmkr C. W.
Motes & Co., r ns Jones, 1st e of Kelly
Reeder Oscar M., harnessmkr C. W.
Motes & Co., bds ns Jones, 1st e of
Kelly
Reeder William L., harnessmkr C. W.
Motes & Co., r rear 148 Anderson
Rees Mary, wid H., r 88 Jones av
Reese Et^ward, c, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Reese ElizKMiss, r 77 E. Garnett
Reese Henry^O. (J. T. Reese & Son), r
country ■ \
Reese Jacob/c, lab, r 220 Clarke
Reese John, c, driver, r 11 Robbins
Reese John, c, porter S. S. Bessinger, r
169 Martin
Reese John T. (J. T. Reese & Son), r
363 Houston
Reese J. T. <fciSon (J. T. and H. O. Reese),
butchers, 122 Decatur
Reese Robert, c, drayman, r 16 Bradley
ReescScipio, c, lab, r 12 Randolph
Reese Susan, c, laundress, r rear 44
Walker '
Reeves Chi^ster, c, wks Clemmons <fc
Kenny J
Reeves Fraql^G., wks Longley, Robin-
son <fc Co i
Reeves Geoifee F., finisher Ristine, May
& Co., r l^Marietta
Reeves Heniy, c, wks Kimball, r 148
Elliott
FOR FINE CAERIAGES, BUGGIES,
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons. Etc
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402
REY
00 TO MARK BERRY'S Tol-^ WANT SHOES,
33
Reeves Howard, c, lab, r Mills, sw cor
Williams
Reeves James F. Rev., r 24 E. Pine
Reeves Larkin H., elk, bds 24 Pine
Reves Xaney H., wid R. H., r 314 Raw-
son
Reeves N^ora, c, laundress, r 21 Phillips
row
Reeves Orange, c, shoemkr, r 121 E.
Cain
Reeves Samuel, c, wks A. J. West
Reeves William F., locksmith, 9 W.Ala-
bama, r 314 Rawson
REFORM DISPENSARY, S. F. Salter,
sec; 22 X. Broad, cor Walton. (See
p. 61.)
Regan Peter, elk J. Keely, r 79 E. Hun-
ter
REGA:N^, see also RAGAN
Regenstein Gabriel, genl store, 214 W.
Peters
Regenstein Julius (Regenstein & Kutz) ,
r 234 Whitehall
REGENSTEIN & KUTZ (J. Regenstein
and M. Kutz), whol millinery, 32 and
34 E. Wall; retail millinery, fancy
goods and notions, 74, 76 and 78 White-
hall
Register Louis L., elk, r 106K Whitehall
Register Samuel W., elk, bds 106>^
Whitehall
Resrister Tarmesia A., wid O. J., r 106^
Whitehall
Reichenmuth Carl, wks Fulton Mills
Reichenrauth F., wks Fulton :aijills
Reid David A. (J. R. Gregg & Co.), r
332 Luckie
Reid Ophelia M. Mrs., boarding, 72 Ma-
Reid Philip P., carpenter, r 187 E. Hun-
ter
Reid Zachary T., policeman, r 14 Mc-
Afee
REID, see also READ and REED
Reidney Joseph, elk John Keely
Reiman Frank, elk P. O., r 84 Gilmer
Reindeer Wallace, c, carpenter, r rear
156 S. Pryor
Reinhardt Albert, carpenter, r rear 174
McDaniel
Reinhardt Augustus M. (Reinhardt &
Arrowood), r 149 Jackson
Reinhardt E^ar W., painter A-L. Ry,
r 114 W. Harris
Reinhardt William, baker J. D. Brady.
& Bro
REINHARDT & ARROWOOD (A. M.
Reinhardt and J. M. Arrowood), la^v-
vers, 7K Whitehall
Reliford Arthur, c, lab, r 282 Jones
Reliford John, c, waiter Kimball House,
r 145 Wheat
Renard' Joseph F., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r 24 Markham
Render Carey, c, driver, r 12 Moore
Render John, c, driver, r 228 Crew
Reneau Elizabeth, wid R., r 94 Nelson
Reneau Lee, elk, r 94 Nelson
Reneau Olmius, conductor C. R. R., r94
Nelson
Reneau Russell R., student, r 94 Nelson
Renfroe Eva Miss, r 59 N. Calhoun
Renfroe John W., r 264 Peachtree
Renfroe Virginia, wid G., r 179 N. Col-
lins
Renick Edward I. (Renick & Wilson), r
344 Peachtree
RENICK & WILSON (E. I. Renick and
Woodrow Wilson), lawyers, 48 Ma-
rietta
Rentz Henry, c, blksmith, r 4 Daniel
Reynolds Alfred, c, porter W. & A. R.
R., r 130 E. Baker
Reynolds Charles A,, U. S. quarter mas-
tar, 15>^ S. Broad, r 36 W. Harris
Reynolds Charles B., student, r 169 W.
Mitchell
Reynolds Charles E., saloon, r 37 W.
Cain
Reynolds Charles R., elk, r 36 W.
Harris
Reynolds Edwin K., elk, bds 169 W.
Mitchell
Reynolds Eliza, wid J. M., bds 305 E.
Fair 9
Reynolds Elsie D., bkkpr, r 80 PuUiam
Reynolds Emily P., wid W. H., r 343
W. Peters
Reynolds Fannie, c, laundress, r 124
North av
Reynolds FetcherP., grocer, 369 Peach-
tree, r 34 Kimball
Reynolds Gertrude M. Miss, r 169 W.
Mitchell
Reynolds Howard, c, driver W. D. Bell
Reynolds James, wks Fulton Mills
Reynolds John, elk, r Williams, cor
Mills
Reynolds John J., bds 34 Kimball
Revnolds Joshua C, real estate agt, r 90
EUis
Reynolds Leonard, c, lab, r rear 148 De-
catur
Reynolds Lewis, conductor, r 267 W.
Peachtree
Reynolds Madison, c, wks Bibb & Smith,
r Edgewood
Reynolds Paul, elk, r 75 W. Harris
Reynolds Solomon, c, porter, r 130 E.
Baker
REY
403
RIC
nn li/lrcT by the kennesaw route.
XJXJ WW CiO 1 Ouick Time— Sure GoDnections.
REYNOJiDS THOMAS S., printer and
stereotyper, 24 S. Broad, r 169 W.
Mitchell
Revnolds Thomas S. Jr., printer, r42E.
Mitchell
Reynolds William, blksmth, r 327 E.
Hunter It
Reynolds William C, painter, r 81
Rock '
Reynolds William S., c, barber P. Mal-
try !
RHEA JOHN, notary public and ex officio
justice of the peace, 51 J Peachtree, r
215 N. Collins
RHEA, see also RAY
Rhem Valentine, turner, bds 98 Walton
Rhodes Amos G., furniture, 26 N. Broad,
rll6>^ Decatur
Rhodes Benjamin, c, lab, r 193 Cooper
Rhodes Campbell c, carpenter, r 136
Hilliard
Rhodes Emma, c, laundress, r 33 Ella
Rhodes Henry, c, lab, r rear 23 Castle-
berry
Rhodes Janflfes D., elk Howard & Can-
dler
Rhodes Joseph W., carpenter, r 17 Rich-
mond
Rhodes Maggie Mrs., elk F. M. Jack
Rhodes Wallace, dry goods, 72 Whitehall,
r 69 Fairlie
RHODES, see also RODES
Riate Hermann, wks Fulton Mills
Riate M., wks Fulton Mills
Riccio A., draughtsman, bds National
Hotel
Rice Alvah, wks Atla Bridge Wks, bds
6 State
Rice B. H., with J. F. Redd, r 62 S.
Pryor
Rice Charles, teacher Atlanta Univer-
sity
Rice Ellen, wid V., r 52 Green's Ferry
av
Rice 4^>ank P. (Rice& Wilson), r 186
Peachtree
Rice F, M., fireman A-L. Ry
Rice John H., copy-holder Constitution,
r 4 Rhodes
Rice Ophelia H. Mad., r 22 Thompson
Rice Parker M. (Z. A. Rice A, Son), r
119 Walton
Rice Return J., grocer, 427 Thurmond
Rice Thaddeus, elk Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar
Rice William, engineer, r BeUwood
Rice William H., mer, r 366 W. Peach-
tree
Rice William L., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 4 Rhodes
W.M
Rice William T., elk Harwell & Smith,
r 4 Rhodes
Rice William W. (Hoyt & Rice), r 19
Calhoun
Rice Zachariah A. (Z. A. Rice & Son),
r 119 Walton
RICE Z. A. & SON (Z. A, and P. M.
Rice), cotton buyers and com mers, 63
S. Broad
Rice & Wilson (F. P. Rice and H. L.
Wilson), real estate agts, 9 S. Broad
Rich Annie, wid W. T., r 225 Decatur
Rich. Daniel, with M. Rich & Bro., r 174
S. Forsyth
Rich Emanuel (M. Rich & Bro.), r 42
E. Peters
Rich E. K., dairy, bds Irwin, se cor
Garner, W. E
Rich Herman, grocer, 251 New Wheat,
r 110 Yonge
Rich James, c, wks C. McHenry
Rich Morris (M. Rich & Bro.), r 57 Gar-
nett
RICHM. & BRO. (M. and E. Rich), dry
goods, notions etc., 54 and 56 White-
hall
Richards Bessie Miss, r 171 McDonough
Richards Emma Miss, r 206 Crew
Richards George A., elk S. P. Richards,
bds 92 Washington
Richards Jabez J., grocer, 198 McDon-
ough, r 205 McDonough
Richards John, carpenter, r 86 Stonewall
Richards Margaret, wid J., r 1 State
Richards Melvina Mrs., seamstress, r 1
State
Richards Robert, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Richards Robert H., 15>^ E. Alabama,
bds Kimball
Richards Robert H. Jr., mess Sou Exp
Co., r 209 Crew
Richards Samuel G., printer, 246 Luckie
RICHARDS SAMUEL P., books, sta-
tionery and mubic, 37 Whitehall, r 92
Washington
Richards Talmage, printer Constitution,
r 55 Forsyth
Richards William C, butcher, 133
Luckie, r country
RICHARDS WILLIAM G., supt Atlanta
Water Works, r 209 Crew
Richards W. Arthur, with S. P. Rich-
ards, bds 92 Washington
Richardson Alonzo W., bkkpr Maddox
Rucker & Co., r 111 Nelson
Richardson Charles T., c, porter Ga. P.
Richardson Edward R., student, r 27
Hood
I Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at ST
r Keeps no trash called shirts,
k II 9i(U3.Wlutehal|>t.
'v. >
T^-;
T-^ TH _ ^„ » ,^,^ BOX7GHT. SO^D & RSITTSD.
KT7AT HQTA TT7 city Propei^.Papms. MilU. Lands, Etc.
JAljAij JjjOiAiljT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St.
KIC 404 ROB
Kichardson Eliza, c, laundress, r 32 Wil-
liams
Kichardson E., c, porter W. & A. R. R.
Richardson Frank H., editor Constitu-
tion, r 27 Hood
Richardson Frank M., stove and tin
broker, 38 Peachtree, r 27 Hood
Richardson Henry, fireman Ga. Pa. R.
R., bds 236 Elliott
Richardson Isaac, c, carpenter, r 41 Val-
entine
Richardson John, gasfitter Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r Stonewall, nr Bailey-
Richardson John W., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r 328 Mangum
Richardson Leaver (H. Cranshaw &
Co.), rill Nelson
Richardson Leaver Jr., elk J. Ryan, r
111 Nelson
Richardson Nancy Mrs., r 167 Marietta
Richardson Robert, c, shoemkr, 245 W.
Peters, r 19 Trenholra
Richardson Robert, c, waiter Massa &
Canovarri, r rear 36 Ivy
Richardson Samuel L., painter, r 89
Moore
Richardson Werner, c, wks Pellegrini &
Castleberry
Richardson Wesley, c, driver, r 163 Mc-
Daniel
Richardson Wilbur, with W. J. Ballard
Richardson William, c, porter Johnson,
Buzbee & Co
Richardson William W., mess Bank State
of Ga., bds 27 Hood
Richberg Alexander, c, lab, r 8 W. &
A. R. R
Richmond Edward, c, wks L. E. Ladd
Richmond Elmira, c, laundress, r rear 86
E. Cain
Richmond Frank, carpenter Oliver &
Carey
Richmond Jefiferson L., trav agt, r 59
Walker
RICHMOND & DANTILLE EXTEN-
SION CO., 50 N. Brq^d
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. (Pied-
mont Air Line), T. M. R. Talcott,
genl manager; M. Slaughter, G. P. &
T. A., Richmond; I. Y. Sage, supt
Atla Div., 56 E. Wall. (See p. 59.)
Richter Anna Mrs., saloon, 8 and 10 K
Hunter
Ricks Reuben, c, waiter, r rear 36 Ivy
Ricks W. W., trav agt Gillett Bros
Riden C. R., miller Gholstin & Zachry
Rideout Anderson, c, lab, r 16 Riggers
Ridgdale Minor, lab, r 213 Chapel
Ridge Frank T., engraver F. G. Han-
cock, r 43 Jenkins
Ridley Lewis, c, wks Kimball
Ridley Robert, c, driver, r 39 Perry
Ridley 'Robert B., physician, 25>^ Peach-
tree, r 182 Peachtree
Ridley William, c, lab, r Humphries, nw
cor Austin al
Riggins Joseph, c, lab, r ws Ira, 3d s of
Sharpe
Riggins MoUie, c, laundress, r 23 Solo-
mon
Riker Thomas H., grocer and saloon, 125
Greens Ferry av
Riley Augustus, c, lab, r 6 Ferry
Riley Edward S. manager J. Merry man
& Co., r 63 Forrest av
Riley James, student, r 63 Forrest av
Riley Robert, elk, r 63 Forrest av
Riley William, c, lab, r 20 Grant
Rilliford Seaborn, c, porter Judson, Dun-
lop & Co
Riordan John, mer, r 308 Decatur
Riordan William, elk Harle & Parrott
Ripley Marion, c, lab, r 98 Forrest av
RIPLEY THOMAS R., china, glass and
queenswarc, 89 Whitehall, r 148
Rawson
Risley George, carpenter, r Newton, se
cor Mangum
Ristine John S. (Ristine, May & Co.), r
Loudon, Tenn
RISTINE, MAY & CO. (J. S. Ristine,
E. F. May and E. B. Kennedy), bed-
stead and chair mnfrs, 29 W. Alabama
(See p. 47.)
Ritchie Elizabeth M., wid J. r 273 De-
catur
Rivers Alfred, c, driver A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 7 Jennings al
Rivers Joseph S., c,blksmth, 158 Walton,
r 214 W. Foundry
Rivers Julia, c, laundress, r 174 E. Har-
ris
Rivers Turner, c, porter W. M. & R. J.
Lowry
Rivers Washington, c, wks Atla Soap
Wks
Roach Edward W., physician, 149 White-
hall
Roach Elisha J., physician, 149 White-
hall
Roach Ernest J., elk, r 149 Whitehall
Robb Robert H. Rev., bds 97 Marietta
Robbins Algernon S. (Robbins Bros. &
Co.), r 10 Kelly
Robbins Bros. & Co. (A. S. and J. W.
Robbins and D. C. Goza), marble wks,
50Loyd
Robbins George, c, lab, r 139 Luckie
Robbins George, wks Jack & McClellan,
r Hightower, sw cor Robbins
W: J.'WILLIHGHAM I' ^- '"'^^^"'
<Ti.ixil>ei*9 Eto.
ROB
405
ROB
Robbins James M., elk, bds 98 McDon-
ough
Robbins John W. (Robbins, Bros. &
Co.), r 8 Kellv
Robbins Mary A., wid J. W.,. r 446
Whitehall
Robbins Rufus J., polisher Robbins,
Bros. »& Co , r 10 Kelly
Robbins WiUiam J., elk Niles & Tryon,
r 282 McDonough
Robe Clement, c, wks Kimball
Roberson James L., carpenter, r 19 Ella
Roberson S. Maggie Miss, notions, 138
Marietta, i: 112 Luckie
Roberson Thomas P., elk W, H. Broth-
erton j-
Robert Benjamin J., elk, r 425 White-
hall
Robert B. F., engineer, r 425 Whitehall
Robert Charles S., elk, r 425 Whitehall
ROBERT JOSEPH T. RET. L.L. D.,
pres Atla Bap Seminary, r 89 E.
Mitchell
Robert William H., elk A. J. Miller, r
Formwalt, se cor Clarke
Roberts Alice, wid A., r 61 Cone
Roberts Amanda P. Mrs., r 64 Gartrell
Roberts Annie Miss, r 49 Luckie
Roberts Catherine, wid F., r Ga. R. R.,
e of Boulevard
Roberts Charles H., driver, r 7 Roach
Roberts Charles M., elk E. M. Roberts,
bds 25 Powers
Roberts Edward G., with T. A. Frierson,
r 55 Ellis
Roberts Elijah, c, porter, r 276 Rawson
Roberts Eliza, c, laundress, r 130 E.
Baker
Roberts Emma Miss, elk, bds 167 E.
Simpson
ROBERTS E. N., real estate and notary
public, 18 S. Broad, r 25 Powers
Roberts Fannie Mrs., seamstress, r Sd}4
Whitehall
Roberts George, c, upholsterer, r 5 Ge-
munden
Roberts Green B., elk Sou Exp Co., r
216 Whitehall ^
Roberts G., fireman A-L. Ry
Roberts Henry C, fireman A-L. Ry, r
12 N. Moore
Roberts James, c, driver W. D. Smith
Roberts James W., elk, r 123 Decatur
Roberts John B., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., bds Cannon House
Roberts John W., boilermkr, r 33 Mar-
tin
Roberts Laura E. Miss, r 208 Whitehall
Roberts Maggie R. Mrs., grocer, Mills,
nw cor William
Roberts Marion L., elk Sou Exp Co., bds
63 Washin^n
Roberts Sallie Mrs., dressmkr, 104^^
Peachtree
Roberts Sidney, c, r 59 Hilliard
Roberts Thena Miss, r 216 Whitehall
Roberts Thomas, lab, bds 10 State
Roberts Yirgil S., cabinetmkr, r Elliott
sw cor W. Simpson
Roberts Washington, c, lab, r rear 98
Luckie
Roberts William, c, lab, r 156 Fillmore
Roberts William, wks A-L. Ry, r 57
Gartrell
Roberts William J., grocer, 55 Peach-
tree, r 49 Luckie ^
Roberts William O., elk, r 104>^ Peach-
tree
Roberts William R., elk, bds 49 Luckie
Roberts Milton, c, lab, r rear Daniel, cor
Walkei
Robertson Benjamin W., bridgebuilder,
r 233 New Wheat
Robertson Elisha A. (E. A. Robertson
<feCo.), r49 W.Harris
Robertson E. A. & Co. (E. A. Robertson
and G. M. Hope), grocer, 100 Peach-
tree
Robertson M. C, bds 76 McDaniel
Robeitson Nanna C. Mrs., boarding, 76
McDaniel
Robertson U. O., physician, 134 McDon-
ough
ROBERTSON U. 0. MRS., physician
and proprietress Southern Sanitarium,
134 McDonough
Robertson W. Frank, trav agt, r 76 Mc-
Daniel
Robinson Abraham, c, lab, r Sugar al, cor
Honey ;al
Robinson Albert, c, blksmth, r 152 Clarke
Robinson Alice Miss, r 76 Ivy
Robinson Ambrose, elk, rl95 W. Peters
Robinson Anna, c, elk, r 233 E. King
Robinson Anna, c, laundress, r 37 Raw-
son
Robinson Arthur, c, lab, r 85 Richard-
son
Robinson Augustus, c, wks L. H. Hall
&Co
Robinson Augustus M. (Robinson Bros.
& Mangum), r 240 Peachtree
Robinson Benjamin, c, lab, r 96)^ S.
Broad
Robinson Beverly, c, waiter Kimball, r
145 Wheat
ROBINSON BROS. & MANG€M (A. M.
Robinson, C. L. Mangum and J. B.
Robinson), whol notions and gents fur-
nishing goods, 8 and 10 Decatur
THFBESTROUTE&S^S^Si
FBI FIIE UUUiiliES, buggies, etc, go to
■ »N iiMM VHWUUHMH; MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
I
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mi 11 ii m Ft? ff.^^f'i^j'^i'.,.
The Smith American Orc^ans
ARB3 SXJFEIRIOI^ TO ALL OTHBRS.
ROB
406
ROB
Robinson Callie Miss, school, 90 S. But-
ler, bds 54 McDonough
Robinson Catherine Miss, r 81 Haynes
Robinson Charles painter M. M. >Iauck
Robinson Charles E., mnfrs agt, cigars
and tobacco, 11 E. Alabama, r 27
Cooper
Robinson Christopher, c, plasterer, r 2
Fort
Robinson David, c, lab, r 191 Fillmore
Robinson David K., carpenter Longley,
Robinson & Co
Robinson Dennis, c, wks Atla Soap Wks
Robinson Edward, c, wks Kimball
Robinson Eliza H., wid J., r207 Rawson
Robinson Emily, c, laundress, r Mark-
ham, se^cor Davis
Robinson' Eugene M., with J. Robin-
son, r 89 Thompson
Robinson Floyd, c, waiter Markham
House
Robinson George, c, lab, r 212 W. Hun-
ter
Robinson George, c, waiter Markham
House, r 33 Formwalt
Robinson Goliah, c, lab, r rear 238 S.
Pryor
Robinson Henry, c, porter Mickelberry
& Whitlock, r ns Glenn, 1st w of Mc-
Donough
Robinson Henry M., elk Ry M. S., r 76
Ivy
Robinson Henry R., with W. P. Nor-
then, r 127 Thompson
Robinson Isaac (Longley, Robinson &
Co.), r 48 Gilmer
Robinson James, carpenter, r 132 North
av
Robinson James, c, porter Memory &
Co
Robinson James, real estate agt, 11 E.
Alabama, r 89 Thompson
Robinson ^ames A. (Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co^.), r 207 Rawson
Robinson James B. (Robinson Bros. &
Man gum), bds Kimball
Robinson James D., foreman job dept
Constitution, r 129 W. Baker
Robinson James H., with W. W. Clay-
ton, r 89 Thompson
Robinson Jane Miss, seamstress, bds 154
W. Fair
Robinson Jasper, c, porter J. S. Wilson,
r Jones al, 2d e of Hulsey
Robinson Jesse, c, lab, r 149 Ira
Robinson John, c, blksmth, 79 W. Pe-
ters, r 17 Beckwith
Robinson John, carpenter, r 154 W.
Fair
Robinson John, c, lab, r 232 W. Hunter
Robinson John, wks G. Pa. R. R
Robinson John A., grocer, 195 W. Pe-
ters
Jlobinson John M., with E. W. Marsh,
Jr., bds 124 Peach tree
Robinson John W., c, plasterer, r 214 De-
catur
Robinson Joseph, c, driver, r 228 W.
Hunter
Robinson Joseph L., grocer, 114 Eraser,
r 37 Jones
Robinson Joseph R., elk Dohme &
Duffy, r Kirkwood
Robinson J. A. Mrs., r 17 Washington
Robinson Louisa, c, laundress, r 11
Church
Robinson Lucy, c, laundress, r 216 W.
Hunter
Robinson Mary, c, laundress, r 28 C.
R. R
Robinson Mary, c, laundress, r 50 Brick
Robinson Martha, c,
laundress, r 303
Eraser
Robinson.' Mason, c, lab, r 146 Mark-
ham I
Robinson Moses, c, lab, r 18 Glynn
Robinson Nathaniel, c, shoemkr, r ss C.
R. R., 2d w of Humphries
Robinson Nelson, c, wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 5 Magazine
Robinson Nicolas, shoemkr, 23 E. Hun-
ter, r 18 Spring
Robinson Richmond, c, lab, r 2 George
Robinson Robert L. (Robinson & Co.),
r 76 Ivy
Robinson Robert M., driver Atla St Ry
Robinson Rufus J.-, engineer, r 124 Era-
ser
Robinson Samuel, c, lab, r 3 Jennings al
Robinson Sarah Miss, seamstress, bds 154
W. Fair
Robinson Seaborn, c, lab, r 8 Martin al
Robinson Texas, c, wks Markham House
Robinson Thomas, c, blksmth, r 79 W.
Peters
Robinson Thomas J., wks Pull. Sou.
Car Co., r 48 Martin
Robinson Walter C, physician, 17)^
Peachtree, r 207 Rawson
Robinson William, elk, bds 114 Eraser
Robinson William, c, wks M. Adler, r 3
Jennings al
Robinson William, wks Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath
Robinson William D., carpenter, r 64
Stonewall
Robinson William G., photo stock, 463^
Whitehall, bds 39J Whitehall
Robinson William G. Jr., paper box
mnfr, 26^ E. Alabama, r 104 Wheat
♦^
ROB
407
ROS
ALWAYS TRAVEL ROFTE to aU points.
Robinson William T. c, porter Duck &
Co., r rear 114 Rawson
Robinson & Co. (R. L. Robinson and
D. M. Vining, agts.), w^ood. and coal
yard, 299 Decatur
Robson J. Hepry, elk Green Line, r Kirk-
wood
Roby Allen, ^ith Harle & Co., r 46 E.
Ellis
Roche William H., blacksmith, rear 44
S. Pryor, r 68 N. Calhoun
Rockenbaugh H. Y. Miss, bds 92 Raw-
son
Rockwell William C, grocer, r 17 Wash-
ington
Roddey Mary L. Miss, boarding, 9 Hous-
ton v^
Roddy A. Cr; with Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar
Rodes Charlfs C, with Atlanta Gas Lt
Co., r 58 Loyd
Rodes Charles C. Jr., elk, r 58 Loyd
Rodes William M., elk, r 58 Loyd
RODES, see also RHODES
Rodgers Edward, w^ks F. E. Block, bds
42 W. Peters
RODGERS ROBERT L., lawyer, 37J S.
Broad, r 99 Wheat
RODGERS, see also ROGERS
Roe Anthony E., tailor, 23>^ Whitehall,
rl6E. Peters
Roffe Henry T., machinist, r 31 Henry
Rogan Ellen Miss, bds 100 Walton
Rogan George, carpenter, r 48 Emma
Rogan Laurence, bds 86 W. Foundry
Rogan Michael, r 69 Rock
Rogan Annie Miss, r 27 Hood
Rogers Charles E., with Mark Berry,
bds 39 N. Pryor
Rogers Daniel J., elk R. T. Lester, r 175
Haynes
Rogers Elizabeth Mrs., r 133 McDaniel
Rogers Ella, c, laundress, r 11 S. Cal-
houn
Rogers E. N., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Rogers George, painter, r 225 Decatur
Rogers George W., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r 73 McAfee
Rogers Hardy, c, lab, r 3 Raspberry
Rogers Hattie L., wid W. W., r 42
Larkin
Rogers James, wks W. & A. R. R., r 7
Cain
Rogers James D., with Kenner, Tibbs &
Eakin
Rogers James L.Rev., r 52 McDonough
Rogers Jennie N., wid J. C, r215 Crew
Rogers John, fireman, r 284 Foster
Rogers John, c, blksmith, r 176 Wheat
Rogers John C, tailor, r 145 Thompson
Rogers John T., bkkpr Robinson, Bros.
& Mangum, r 100 N. Collins
Rogers Joseph, c, wks Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath, r ws Williams, 4th n of Cox
Rogers Kitty, c, laundress, r 311 W.
Peachtree
Rogers Maiy, wid J., r 225 Decatur
Rogers Oliver, c, porter W. Armstrong
Rogers Sallie, c, laundress, r 30 Victoria
Rogers W. A., carpenter A-L Ry
ROGERS, see also RODGERS
Rokenbaugh Ida H. Miss, r 92 Rawson
Roland George, c, lab, r 273 Decatur
Roland Julius, elk, r 143 S. Pryor
Roland Samuel J., mer, r 92 McDonough
Rollestone Henry A., elk John Keely,
bds 393^ Whitehall
Rollins Alonzo P., boarding, 42 W.
Peters
Rollins Anderson, c, lab, r 277 Mangum
Rollins Kitty, c, r 9 Eraser
Rollins Lucinda Miss, wks box factory,
r 620 Marietta
Rollins Ofta M., bds 42 W. Peters
ROMARE PAUL, cashier Atla Nat Bk,
r 117 S. Pryor
Rome Mattie, c, laundress, r 58 Jenkins
Rome Robert, c, driver, r 197 Robbing
Rominger John, brewer, bds 72 E. Baker
Roney Nicholas, watchman, r 44 E. Ba-
ker
Rood M. Mrs., bds Kimball
Rood Ruluf W., bkkpr S. H. Phelau, bds
Kimball
Roofe Henry T., machinist, r 108 Marietta
Rooker J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Rooks Poke, carpenter, r 590 Decatur
Rooney John, tailor J. Lynch, r 165 For-
syth
Rooney J. G., elk John Keeley
Root James, c, lab, r E. T., V*. & Ga. R.
R.,n of Wells
Root Sidney, 11 E. Alabama, r 58 Wash-
ington
Roper James P. T., painter, r 130 North
av
Rose Fannie Miss, r 32 Church
Rose Henry, c, butcher H. Karwisch, r
148 Irwin
Rose Joseph, c, wks J. Minor
Rose Joseph C, watchman A-L. Ry, r
349 Decatur
Rose J. B., with Bird & Dykes
Rose Oragum A. V., stock dealer, 61
Cone
Rose Rufus M., agt distillers and im-
porters, 20^ E. Alabama, r 32 Church
Rosenbaum Charles, elk, r 51 Garnett
Rosenbaum Clementina Miss, r 51 Gar-
nett
W. M. Scott
' II and 13 Whitehall St.
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street
ROS
408
RUS
Rosenbaum Henry C, 91k Hirsh Bros.,
r 51 Garnett «
Rosenbaum Julia Miss, r 51 Garnett
Rosenbaum Ralph, elk Beermann &
Kuhrt, bds 51 W. Q^mett
Rosenberger David, elk A. & S. Rosen-
feld, r 24 Form wait
Rosenberry Charles "W., elk, r 307 Peach-
tree
Rosenberry Charlotte S., wid C. E., r
307 Peachtree
Rosenfeld Abraham (A. & S. Rosenfeld),
r 244 Whitehall
ROSENFELD A. & S., clothing and
gents furnishing goods, 24 Whitehall
Rosenfeld Henry, elk, r 244 Whitehall
Rosenfeld Louis, mer, r 157 Mangum
Rosenfeld Sigmond (A. & S. Rosenfeld),
r 224 Whitehall
Rosenfeld 8. Mrs., clothing, 48 Decatur,
r 157 Mangum
Ross Hattie, c, laundress, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Ross James, plumber, bds 41 W. Mitch-
ell
Ross Jesse E., detective, r 105 E. Hunter
Ross John, c, carpenter, r ss C. R. R.,
2d w of Humphries
Ross J. B., plumber A. P. Stewart & Co
Ross Maggie, c, laundress, r 65 James
Ross Mary, c, nurse, r 162 Hogue
Ross Randall, c, lab, r 42 E. Harris
Rosser Anderson, c, lab, r 15 Robbins
Rosser Charles, elk, bds 50J Decatur
Rosser Egbert B. (Kelly, Treadwell &
Co.), r 311 Whitehall
Rosser Robert, student, r 311 Whitehall
Rosson Ella Miss, r 127 Jones av
Rosson Sarah Miss, tailoress, r 127 Jones
av
Rouff W. C, wks E. VanWtnkle & Co
Roughton Jabe« F., physician, r 106 N.
Calhoun
Rounds Frank S., jeweler F. J. Stilson,
r 43 W. Cain
Rowe Daniel M., bkkpr, r 174 Ivy
Rowland George T., manager J. H.
Chambers & Co., r 39 N. Pry or
Rowland Julius, with Abbott & Bro., r
143 JS. Pryor ^
RowlAnd Nelson H., elk W. O. Jones, r
118 S. Pryor
Rowland William H., grocer, 2 PuUiam,
r Clarkston, Ga
Roy Gustavus G., physician, 25 J Peach-
tree, r 25 Ellis
Roy Joseph E. Dr., r 16 Capitol pi
Roj'ce A. C, painter M. M. Mauck
Ruby Joseph, c, lab, r 145 Davis
Rucker Abraham, c, lab, r 165 Windsor
"IHE KENNESAW RZ
Rucker Abram, c, lab, r 148 Ira
Rucker Amos, c, porter P. O., r 235 Ira
Rucker Crina, wid R. B., bds 66 N.
Pryor
Rucker Edward c, lab, r 166 S. Forsyth
Rucker George G., bkkpr Goode, Fon-
taine & Elmore, r 66 N. Pryor
Rucker Henry A., c, dep surveyor of
Customs
Rucker Isaac, c, lab, r 235 Ira
Rucker Jett W. (Maddox, Rucker &
Co.), bds Kimball
Rucker Pony, c, lab, r 13 Ira
Rucker Richard Z., broker, Alabama,
cor Pryor, r 64 X. Pryor
Ruede Henry A., carpenter, bds 155 Ma-
rietta
Ruffin John, c, lab, r 31 Trenholm
Ruhman George H., barkpr B. C. John-
son '
Rumkin Thomas, c, lab, r 11 Beckwith
Rumph George W., city tax collector, r
4 McAfee
Rumph Hugh, carpenter Winship &
Bro., r 4 McAfee
Rumsey Van, broommkr, r 127 Marietta
Rupert John, blksmith W. E. Jones
Rusch Leopold A., carpenter, r 92 N.
Butler
Ruse Adella M., wid J. C, r 67 N.
Pryor
Rush Henry, harnessmkr D. Morgan
Rush Henry, c, wks B. Conley
Rush James A., carpenter, r 96 Chapel
Rush Melinda A. Mrs., cook A. J. Bu-
chanan
Rushing Jackson A., elk, bds 201 Peach-
tree
Rushing John G., mer, bds Markham
Rushing William, c, carpenter, r 283 W.
Mitchell
Rushton Margaret, wid W., r 151 Mc-
Donough '
Rushton Robert E., bkkpr Winship &
Bro., r 149 N. Calhoun
Russell Alice Miss, r 463 Marietta
Russell Anna, c, laundress, r 10 Rich-
mond
Russell Anthony, c, lab, r 95 Markham '
Russell Clarence, fireman W. A. R. R
Russell Edward J., c, lab, r rear 11 W.
Peters
Russell Elizabeth Mrs., dressmkr, r 463
Marietta
Russell Ephraim, c, porter, r 140 E. Har-
ris
Russell George W., feeder B. F. Bennett,
r 76 Spring
Russell Isaac, c, painter P. W. Geary
Russell James G., policeman, r 146 Crew
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For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
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Russell Jane, wid G. B., r 68 E. Hunter
Russell John, c, plasterer, r 81 .Connally
Russell John B. with F. H. Peck, bds
124 Peachtree
Russell Martin V., c, lab, r 7 Maple
Russell Peter S., c, lab, r 7 Maple
Russell Philip, c, lab, r 70 Newton
Russell Susan S., wid E. W., r 135 S.
Pryor
Russell Thomas, lab, r 102 N. Collins
Russell William, c, lab, r 10 Richmond
Russell William A. (W. A. Russell &
Co),r 68 E Hunter
Russell W. A. & Co. (W. A. Russell and
J. P. Tuggle),whol tobacco and cigars,
Russey John W., elk, bds 8 J W. Mitchell
Rutherford John, c, wks Kimball
Rutland William T., car inspecter, r 50
Walker
Rutledge Alexander, c, driver Dr. W.
G. Drake
Rutledge Joseph R., engineer, r 95
McAfee
Rutledge Sarah, wid G., r 145 Ga. R. R.
RYAN FRANK T., dep elk Superior
Court, r 143 Jones
Ryan Frankie Mrs., tailoress, r 7 Beer-
mann —
Ryan James, hackman, r 180 N. Collins
Ryan James B. (Sou Spring Bed Co.), r
147 Luckie
Ryan John, ret dry goods, 61 Whitehall,
r 180 Whitehall '
Ryan John, c, lab, r 78 Decatur
Rvan John F., elk John Ryan, bds 180
Whitehall
Ryan Mary Miss, milliner, 45 Whitehall
Ryan Matt, chief fire dept, 25 S. Broad,
r 1 Pulliam
Ryan Mattie, wid T., r 324 Marietta
Ryan Patrick, wks Atla Bridge Wks, r
es Lovejoy, 6th n of Pine
Ryan Rose Mrs., r 43^ Whitehall
Rvan Stephen A., elk John Ryan, r 180
Whitehall
Ryan Thomas, carpenter, bds 108 Mari-
etta
Ryan Thomas C, mer, r 156 S. Pryor
Ryan Timothy O., elk, r 69 E. Peters
Ryckley G. Joseph, carpenter, bds 98
Windsor
Rye Julia A., wid W, G., r 354 W.
Peachtree
ST. AMAND JOSEPH G., bkkpr
Moore, Marsh & Co., r 69 Luckie
ST. GEORGE WILLIAM S., gen sou
agt Cin., N. O. & Texas P. Ry, 12 E.
WalVbds Markham. (See p. 53.)
THE MILBURH
St. Joseph Infirmary, 216 N. Collins
St. Lukes Church (Episcopal), Pryor, ne
cor Houston
St. Pauls African Church (Methodist), '
46 Humphries
St. Pauls Church (Methodist), 250 E.
Hunter
St. Peter and Paul Church, Marietta, se
cor Alexander
St. Peter and St. Paul Parochial School,
Marietta, se cor Alexander
St. Philips Chapel (Episcopal), 8 Wash-
ington
St. Philips Church (Episcopal), Wash-
ington, ne cor Hunter
SACYRUS SAMUEL A., c, porter, r
95 Houston
Safer Charles, wks Tye & Hubbard, bds
139 Whitehall
Safford Elias D., printer, r 35 Jones
Saff'ord Sarah, wid H. P., r 84 W. Cain
SAGE IRA Y., supt A. & C. division R.
& D. R. R., 56 E. Wall, r 26 E. Ellis
Sage John, carpenter, r 54 Victoria
Sage Miranda R., wid B. Y., r 51 Hous-
ton
Sage R. A., carpenter W. «fe A. R. R
Sage William H., wagon agt, bds Kim-
ball
Sahli Godfrey G., grocer, 460 Decatur
Said Albert, c, lab, r 133 E. Baker
Sailors Mattie, c, laundress, r es Orme,
4th n of Cox
Sale Thomas P., sewing machine agt, bds
132 S. Forsyth
Salisbury Albert, supt, r 86 Pulliam
Salisbury Oliver, student, r 86 Pul-
liam
Sallas N. E. Miss, teacher Marietta St
School
Salmons Christopher, c, lab, r 9 Tren-
holm
Salmons Frank, elk, r 66 Whitehall
Salon Green, c, lab, r rear 150 Decatur
Saloshin Gustave, propr Collier House,
85i Whitehall
Saloshin Gustave, Jr., pawn broker, 12
Peachtree, r 34 Luckie
Saloshin Henry, printer, i
hall
Saloshin Louis, printer, ]
hall
Saloshin Simon, broker,
House
Salter Daniel, c, lab, r 98 Bell
Salter Fannie Mrs., r 25 Bailey
Salter Henry, c, lab, r 56 Fort
Salter Methviu T. (M. T. Salter <fc Co.),
physician, 22 IS". Broad, r 25 Bailey
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SALTER M. T. & CO. (S. F. and M. T.
Salter), publishers Journal of Ameri-
can Medicine and Surgery, 22 N".
* Broad
SALTER SEABORN F., dean College of
I American Meclicine and Surgery, and
physician, 22 N". Broad, r 436 Peach-
tree. (See p. 61.)
Sammons L. M. (Sammons & Cook), bds
Hunter
Sammons & Cook (L. M. Sammons and
J. N. Cook), livery stables, 83 S. Broad
Sampler Charles W., painter, r 238 Fos-
ter
Samples Charles, c, barkpr J. Mason,
bds 18 Simpson
Samples John M., lab, r 92 Elliott
Samples John T., carpenter, r 66 Chapel
Sampson Joseph, c, lab, r 123 Markham
Sams Caroline P. Mrs., teacher, r 183 I^.
Collins
Sams Hansford D. D., elk Green Line, r
Decatur, Ga
Sams J. Augustus, genl Sou agt L. & N.
and N., C. and St. L. R. R., 13 S.
Pryor, r Decatur, Ga
Sams Madison, c, driver, r 238 W. Hun-
ter
Sams Richard F., elk, r 183 N. Collins
Sams Robert W., elk, r 183 N". Collins
Samuels Abram, c, lab, r 89 Stonewall
Samuels Henry, c, lab, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Samuels John L., wks J. Davis, r Bell-
wood
Sanders Anderson, c, lab, r 400 Man-
gum
Sanders Armstead, c, carpenter, r 226 C.
R. R
Sanders Burrell G., buyer S. M. Inman
& Co., r Tallapoosa, Ga
Sanders Clara, wid E. P., r 95 Pulliam
Sanders Henry, c, lab, r rear 30 N. But-
ler
Sanders Henry, c, porter, r 460 Marietta
Sanders Henry D., elk A. & S. Rosen-
feld, r 95 Pulliam
Sanders James R. (J. R. Sanders & Co.),
r 25 N. Calhoun
Sanders Jane, c, cook, r 226 C. R. R
Sanders John, student, r 118 Washing-
ton
Sanders J. L., asst R. M. Clayton, 25 S.
Broad
Sanders J. R. & Co. (J. R. Sanders and
F. J. McNamara), saloon, 56 Decatur,
cigar mnfrs, 169 Marietta
Sanders Martha A. Mrs., seamstress, r
131 Fort
Sanders Mary, c, laundress, r 82 Hogue
GO WEST
Sanders Osgood A. with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., bds Kimball
Sanders Randall, c, driver, r 14 Chapel
Sanders Richard, c, porter J. Domini
Sanders William, c, lab, r ns Foster, 4th
e of Jackson
Sanders William C. (S. M. Inman &
Co.), r 118 Washington
Sanders William P., elk J. W. Brunner
& Co., r 127 Walton
Sands Mary E. Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Sandwich Walter D., elk A. & W. P. R.
R., r9Wheat
Sanford Isaiah, c, lab, r 160 Windsor
Sandford John, c, lab, r rear 276 E.
Hunter
Sanges John W., shoemkr, r 19 Corput
SANNER A. FRISBY, collection agent,
21 i Marietta, r country
Sanner Sanford F., collector, r 249 Fos-
ter
Santley Mary L. Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Sargent Captain, machinist, bds 100 Wal-
ton
Sargent Joseph, fireman W. <fc A. R. R
SARGENT, see also SEARGENT
Sartorius Clare Miss, r 211 S. Pryor
Sassaman James P. (Gantt, Sassaman
& Farris), r 236 W. Peters
Sasseen Aaron, c, shoemkr T. Mills
Sasseen Andrew, c, lab, r ws John, 1st n
of Elliott
Sasseen Dora, wid E. R., r 85 Plum
Sasseen George W., accident ins agt, 8
Peachtrce
Sasseen Mary, c, laundress, r ws John,
Ist n of Elliott ,
Satterwhite Harriet, c, laundress, r 104
Haynes
Satterwhite Jane, c, laundress, r 87 Mark-
ham
Saturday Evening Reporter, 32 S. Broad
Satzky Anton, cutter Hirsch Bros., r
243 Washington
Saul Emma, wid G. W., r 250 Rawson
Saul L. C., baker, candy mnfr, toys and
confectioner, 36 Whitehall, r 250 Raw-
son
Saul Samuel H., elk, bds 250 Rawson
Saul William S., manager L. C. Saul, r
250 Rawson
Saulsbury Thomas J., elk Sou Exp Co.,
r 14 Pratt
Saurs Carolina, c, cook, r rear 56 Collins
Savage John T., conductor R. & D..
R.R
Savier Borach, tailor, r 23J W. Mitchell
Sawtell George, carpenter, r 84 W. Baker
MAP¥ BPBBV 3LEATHER ANB FINBIN€S,
JUtilUi UUiMklf 33 PKACHTREE ST.
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Sawtell Henry C, genl stock dlr. Union
Stock Yards, r Form wait, nr limits
Sawtell Isaac Y. (I. Y. Sawi:ell & Son),
r 229 E. Hunter
SAWTELL I. Y. & SON (I. Y. and
Leon P. Sawtell), real estate, wild
land and mining agts, 50 Marietta.
■ (Seep. 42.)
Sawtell Leon P. (I. Y. Sawtell & Son),
r 229 E. Hunter
Sawtell Thomas, wks Union Stock Yds,
r 50 Marietta
Sawyer Benjamin F., collector J. Keely,
r 272 W. Peach tree
Sawver John W. T., elk, bds 41 W.
Mitchell
Saxon Wade, c, wks Kimball
Saxton Ellen P., wid D., r 58 Gartrell
Saye Cassie A., wid E. T., r 60 Thur-
mond
Saye Jasper M., molder McCombs, Mea-
kin & Co., r 60 Thurmond
Saye John R., wks E. Van Winkle &
Co., r 13 W. Simpson
Saye Richard W., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 90 Chapel
Saye Robert A., wks J. Trowbridge &
Son, r 10 Ezzard*
Saye William L., molder Sou Ag Wks,
bds 100 Marietta
Saye William N., carpenter, r 70 W.
Baker
Sayles James M.. hackman, r 235 N.
Collins A \
Sayre W^stwood C, elk, bds 120 S.
Pryor
Sayre William H., with Maddox, Rucker
& Co., bds 25 N. Forsyth
. Scales Frederick, c, lab, r 274 Decatur
Scales Henry P. (M. Harralson Bros., &
Co.), r 42 Forrest av
Scandrick Wesley, c, porter 6J and 273^
Whitehall
Scarborough Holcomb H., policeman, r
236 Decatur
Scarborough Ira J., bkkpr F. W. Hart,
bds 83 E. Ellis
Scarborough John W., with Peeples &
Wilson, r 83 E. Ellis
Scarratt John B., with Jack & Holland,
r 161 Whitehall
SCHAEFER EOBERT,teacher MOORE'S
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, r 4 Gar-
trell
Schaefer W., cabinetmkr, bds 330 Deca-
tur
Schaeffer Richard, machinist, r 120 W.
Mitehell
SCHAFFNER FREDERICK L., with E.
W. Marsh, Jr., bds Kimball
Schanck Frederick H., machinist Win-
ship & Bro., r 179 Davis
Schane Jacob, elk J.^ Keely, r 17 W.
Garnett
Schane Zach, »clk M. Berry, r 17 W.
Garnett
Scheetz Ellwood S., patternmkr, r 22
Martin
Scheetz Frank R., patternmkr, r 22 Mar-
tin
Schelpert Louis, barber, 9. W. Alabama,
r 8 Connally
Schelpert Louis C, barber, r 8 Connally
Schenck Alvin, machinist, r 159 E.
Hunter
Schenck Ernest E., machinist, r 159 E.
Hunter
Schenck John C, mer, r 34 Ellis
Schieffer Richard, wks W. & A. R. R
Schiff Frederick, elk Hirsch Bros., r 229
S. Forsyth
Schikan Bros. (P. J. and J. J. Schikan),
grocers, 128 W. Mitehell
Schikan Jacob J. (Schikan Bros.), r 138
W. Mitehell
Schikan John J., carpenter, r 138 W.
Mitehell
Schikan Peter J. (Schikan Bros.), r 138
W. Mitehell
Schilling Henry, bill poster A. W. Kries
Schindler Eva M., wid M., r 24 W. Gar-
nett
Schlesinger Henry, with J. J. Cohen &
Sons, bds 67 ^. Forsyth
Schley John T., elk Sou Exp Co., bds 173
Peachtree
Schley Lanier, elk The Bradstreet Co., r
173 Peachtree *
Schley Philip T., physician (homeo), 63
WhitehaU, r 306 Whitehall
Schley Sarah E., wid T., r 173 Peach-
tree
Schmid Frank, foreman T. S. Lewis
Schmidt John J., driver H. A. Agricola
Schmidt Louis, student, r 57 S. Broad
SCHMIDT ROBERT, agt C. R. R., r 71
W. Mitehell
Schmidt William, painter, r 189 Chapel
SCHMIDT, see also SMITH and
SMYTHE
Schnatz Charles, plasterer, r 76 N. Col-
lins
Schnatz Lizzie Miss, r 76 N". Collins
Schneider Mary Mrs., governess, r 66
Washington
SCHNEIDER, see also SNYDER
Scholborg Jesse, cotten mer, 37 W. Ala-
bama, r 92 Pulliam
Schrimper William, grocer. Boulevard,
sw cor Foster
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Fit guarantetd at ready made pHoaib
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T. A, Frieirson, lO TTall St.
412
Schroeder Minnie, wid J. H., bdsl54 W.
I' Fair
Schubert Joseph W., elk, r 76 Terry
Schuford O. Philip, watchman, r 24
. Wheat
; Schultz Angus J., upholsterer Chamber-
i lin, Boynton & Co
Schultz Dedriek, carpenter, r 13 Ponder
SCHULTZE ERNEST A., director Sou
Conservatory of Music, r 8 S. Broad
Schultze Von Der Hoya Mme., pianist
Sou Conservatory of Music, r 8 S.
Broad
Schumake A. R., elk A-L. Ry
Schumake J. B., brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r Decatur
Schumann Peter J., chemist P. Schu-
mann, r 63 Whitehall
SCHUMANN THEODORE, druggist, 63
Whitehall, r 181 S. Pryor
Schwartz Morris Janitor Hebrew Benevo-
lent Congregation, r 23 W. Mitchell
Schwartz William, mer, r 62 Markham
Schwelle Walburger >Iiss, domestic E.
Fechter
Sciple Charles E. (Sciple & Sons), r 212
Ivy
Sciple George W. (Sciple & Sons), r 212
Ivy
Sciple George W. Jr. (Sciple & Sons), r
212 Ivy
SCIPLE & SONS (G. W., G. W. Jr.,
SCO
Scott G. W. «& Co. (G. W. and G. B
^cott), fertilizer mnfrs, 28 W. Alabama
Scott Henry F., physician, 35 Marietta,
r 15 Powers
Scott Henry M., r 176 Alexander
Scott James, c, wks Chess-Carley Co., r
Means, nw cor Ponder
Scott Jane, c, laundress, r 7 Gemunden
Scott John, c, ft-nits, 132 Marietta
Scott John, c, wks J. F. Redd
Scott John, c, wks McCombs, Meakin &
Co
Scott John W., elk Ry. M. S., r 352 Ma-
rietta
Scott Julius A., elk T. G. Healey & Sou,
bds 66 N. Pryor
Scott J. Clarence, elk P. J. Kenny, bds
Kimball ^ '
Scott Kate A., wid S., r 240 E. Harris
Scott Lott, butcher, r 6 Mills
Scott Mattie, c, laundress, r 280 Marietta
Scott Robert W„ c, barber J. Minor
Scott Tate, c, lab, r rear 292 E. Fair
Scott Thomas, mason, r 9 Mangum
Scott Wesley, c, carpenter, r 245 Jones
Scott William D. (Scott & Wood), r
Scott, cor Mills
Scott William E., contractor, r 189 Man-
gum
Scott William H., bkkpr, r 348 Luckie
Scott William H., book and job printer,
38 S. Broad, r Harris, cor Hilliard
and C.E. Sciple), coal, coke, ' lime J Scott W. J., bds National Hotel
cement, plaster shingles, laths and
lumber, 8 Loyd and 59 Decatur
Scogin Charles M., student, r 152 S. For-
syth
Sco^in William E., elk J. Keely, bds
National Hotel
Scott Albert, c, lab, r 10 South
Scott Amanda, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Scott Andrew, c, lab, r Bellwood
Scott Anna, c, laundress, r 245 W. Fair
Scott Anna E., wid A. M., r 281 W.
Mitchell
Scott Chapman, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
<fc Co
Scott Charles, c, carpenter, r 446 E. Fair
Scott Edward, c, butler W. A.Haynes
Scott Edward, c, carpenter, r ws Davis,
2d n of Markham
Scott Edward, c, lab, r 27 Richmond ^
Scott Fanny, c, laundress, r 182 N. But-
ler
Scott George, c, lab, r 77 Richmond
Scott George B. (G. W. Scott & Co.), r
Decatur, Ga
Scott George W. (G. W. Scott & Co.), r
Decatur, Ga '
SCOTT WILLIAM M., gents furnisher
and supervisory agent fw Wanama-
ker <fe Brown's Southern Business, 11
and 13 Whitehall, r 53 E. Fair. (See
bottom lines.)
Scott Yancey R., elk W. M. Scott, bds St.
James Hotel
Scott & Wood (W. D. Scott and J. W.
Wood), butchers, 82 X. Forsyth
Scoville Levi W. (Scoville & Terry), r
Kimball House
SCOTILLE & TERRY (L. W. Scoville
and R. S. Terry), proprs H. I. Kimball
House, Pryor, bet Wall and Decatur,
and proprs Arlington & Norvell,
Lynchburg, Va
SCOVILLE & TERRY, Proprietors
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H.I. KIMBALL HOUSE
The First Olasa Hotel, ATLAHTA, QA.
ALSO, THE
ARLINTGTONT & KTORVSi;!;,
LYHOHBUB&, VIBQIHIA.
SCOTII.I.E BROS., Proprietors
BUFORD HOUSE, Charlotte. N. C.
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
R/Ougli einci Dressed L-uixitoer.
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J. W. Culpepper.
SCOVILLE & CULPEPPER,
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These Springs are directly connected with the
Way Cross Line, (8. F. 4 W. Railway), with depot
at the Hotel. Located on the famed Suwanee
River, in Suwanee county, Florida — midway be-
tween Jacksonville and* Thomasvilie. These
Springs are deservedly celebrated for the cure of
Rheumatism, Gout and all Blood Diseases. Mos-
' quitoes do not approach the Springs, and this Re-
sort is open both Winter and Summer. Parties
leaving Jacksonville and the Upper St. Johns in the
Winter, spend the Summer at Suwanee.
Screven Thomas E., lawyer, r 5 Capitol
Scribner's Charles Sons, subscription
book publishers, 69^ E. Alabama
Scroeder Julius, elk, P. Schumann, r 63
Whitehall
Scruggs William E., cashier McBride &
Co., r 48 Windsor •
Scruggs William L., U. S. minister to
S. A., r -J^ Windsor
Scrutchin Josiah G., with R. M. Clay-
ton, r 110 Mangum
Scrutchin Thomas (McNaught &
Scrutchin, and Wm. McNaught &
Co.), r 110 Mangum
Scrutchin William, elk, r 110 Mangum
Sculley Thomas F. (W. McXaught &
Co.),r country
Sculley Tiinothy, lab, r al rear 202
Eraser
Sea June, c, wks W. C. & M. L. Tolbert
Seaborn Jane, c, laundress, r 44 Howell
Seagraves James, c, wks Miller & Brady,
Seagraves Jordan, c, lab, r 53 Hilliard
Seals Abraham, c, lab, r rear 15 E. Cain
Seals John H.(J. H. and W. B. Seals), r
24J S. Broad
SEALS J. H. & W. B., proprs Sunny
South, 24 J S. Broad
Seals l^athaniel T., with W. W. Haskell,
r 37 Walton
Seals WiUiam B. (J. H. & W. B. Seals),
r 37 Walton
Searcy Mary J., c, laundress, r 18 Col-
lege
Sears Bright, c, lab, r 59 Hilliard
Sears Charles E., elk McCalla Bros., r 90
Nelson
Sears Frank, painter, bds 289 Jones
Sears Isaac, c, porter C. P. Johnson
Sears James, watchman, r 258 Eraser
Sears Jefferson, yard conductor Ga. R. R
Sears Lizzie W., wid J., r 150 W. Hunter
Sears Noah S., engineer, r 150 W. Hun-
ter
Sears Thomas J., wks Ga. R. R., r 42
Bell
Seastrom Cynthia, c, r 166 Fillmore
Seastrong James," elk Niles & Tryon, r
Rawson, nr Eraser
Seay Richard, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Second Baptist Church, Washington, nw
cor Mitchell
Seidell Charles W., private aec Hon. A.
H. Stephens, bds 58 N. Forsyth
SEIFERT ALBERT E., supt 3d div P.
O., r 184 S. Forsyth
Selby Julian, elk Simons & Drummond,
r 83 Marietta
SELIG BROS. & CO. (Jonas, Jacob and
Sigmund Selig), sun-bonnet and un-
derwear mnfrs, 15 N. Pryor
SELIG EMIL, with J. Selig, rns Cooper.
2d e of Whitehall
SELIG JACOB (Selig Bros. & Co.), clotli-
ing and gents furnishing, 23 Whitehall,
r 27 Brotherton
Selig Jonas (Selig Bros. <fc Co.), r 27
Brotherton
Selig Sigmund (Selig Bros & Co.), r 27
Brotherton
Selkirk James M. Jr., elk, bds 31 Crew
Sellers Henry, c, lab, r 49 W. Humphries
Sellers William, elk, r 246 Luckie
Sells Holmes W. Dr. (John Neal & Co.),
bds Kimball
SELTZER HEXRY, china and glass ware
16 N. Broad
Semmes Raphael T., with Beck, Gregg &
Co., r 63 Luckie
Sergeant Charles E., with Green Line, r
31 Cone
Sergeant Ida Miss, r 31 Cone
Sergeant Louie Miss, r 31 Cone
Sergeant Nettie Miss, teacher Girls High
School, r 31 Cone
SERGEANT, see also SARGENT
Sessions H. M., farm manager Atlanta
University
Settle Hal, with Hufbhison & Bro., bds
Cannon House
Settle John, c, lab, r 36 Rawson
Settle John T., c, wks Fletcher <fc Co
Sewell Hannah, c, laundress, r 159 Fort
Seweil James W., conductor A-L Ry, r
272 Mangum
Sewell Thoinas A., elk J. C. & I. Daniel,
bds 60K S. Broad
Sewer Charles, c, welldigger, r 36 Solo-
mon
Write rri ATWATFR ^^^^^ ^^t Milbnm Wagon Co.,
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Sexton Green, c, lab, r 2 Anderson
Sexton Lizzie Miss, domestic A.M. Allen
Seymour Jerome C, bkkpr, r 26^ E. Ala-
bama
Seymour Osgood, c, lab, r 33 Hilliard
Seymour William A., carpenter, r 70 N.
Butler
Shackelford Amanda C, wid G. W r
85 N. Collins
Shackelford Charles B., elk, bds 427
Whitehall
Shackelford Charles P., carpenter, r 91
N". Calhoun
Shackelford Francis R., mer, r 126 IsT
Collins
Shackelford Henry, wks R. R., bds 42
W. Peters
Shackelford Loyd S., machinist, r 15 Bell
Shackelford Melissa, wid S. J., r 37 W.
Cain
.Shackelford Nettie Miss, teacher litera-
ture, Atla Female Inst., r 143 Peach-
tree
Shackelford Walter, wks Johnson &
Stallings
Shadden James H., elk, r 58 Richardson
Shadden Sion R., elk, r 58 Richardson
Shadden Thomas S., elk S. M. Inman &
Co., r 58 Richardson
Shadden James C, r 55 S. Forsyth
Shafer Aaron C, c, wks L. H. Hall &
Co
Shaffer John W., with McPherson &
Tolleson, r 9 J Peachtree
Shaffer Marcus J., opr E. T., V. & G. R.
R.,^bd8 116 S. Forsyth
Shaler L. Hilyer, elk Hunnicutt & Bel-
Imgrath, bds 61 Marietta
Shannon J. W., painter, bds 124 Marietta
Shannon William A., grocer, 94 White-
hall, r ws.Peeples, 1st s of Gordon, W.
E
Sharkey W., wks Fulton Mills
Sharmau Clement B., elk Robinson Bros.
& Mangum, bds 33 X. Forsyth
Sharp Barrington S., elk Moore, Marsh
<fc Co., r 26i E. Alabama
Sharp Beatrice P. Miss, teacher Sum-
mer Hill School
SHARP BROS. (J. and H. Sharp),
Bfl 1 (! 1 ^^^^^ delivery ancf Full Weight guaranteed.
Hy.i01, CORDON A WHITJr
^^^ SHE
^druggists, 202 Marietta
Sharp Frank, elk, bds 21 Cotton Factory
bharp George, c, porter J. Lagomarsino
Sharp Henry (Sharp Bros.), r 72 Ma-
rietta
Sharp James (Sharp Bros.), r 202 Ma-
rietta
Sharp Joshua, c, lab, r 12 Chapel
Sharp Macon C, elk, r 101 ]S^el8on
Sharp Mary Mrs., r 43 W. Harris
§!?^^P ^i^."*® ^•' ^^^ ^' J^-' 1" 101 Nelson
Sharp Minerva, c, restaurant, 229 W
Peters
Sharp Robert, elk, bds Cannon House
feharp Solomon, c, lab r 229 W. Peters
Sharp Thomas P., elk W. & A. R. R., bds
Cannon House
Sharp Thomas P., r 6 Dodd
Sharp William, r 21 Factory Grounds
^^^w^i^^'i^^^H-' g«»l ^?t Wheeler
& Wilson Mnfg Co., r 177 Thompson
Shaupt Emma, c, laundress, r 130 Fraser
Shaver Addison H., with Judson, Dun-
lop & Co., bds 60 Fairlie
Shaver David Rev. D.D., editor Christian
Index, r 60 Fairlie
Shaver John, cabinetmkr, bds 124 Mari-
etta
Shaw Andrew, c, lab, r 4 Richmond
Shaw Augustus, dyer, r 301 E. Fair
Shaw A. M., fireman W. & A. R. R
' 120 whSr ^•' *•* '■ ^''^'y- '^^
Shaw Benjamin F., with Crane, Bovls-
ton & Co y J
Shaw George C, printer W. C. Dodson,
r S3 Houston
Shaw James B., mess Sou Exp Co., r 33
Houston
Shaw James H., elk Xolan & Doty
Shaw Jefferson L., bds 31 Garnett
Shaw Lloyd, c, lab, r 45 Victoria
^'ifo^^^^^' ^' shoemkr A. Latham, r
38 Reed
Shaw Robert J., elk J. Keely, r 4 Broth-
erton
Shaw Samuel H., printer, r 33 Houston
Shaw Samuel P., stockdlr, r 49 Leonard -
Shaw William, patternmkr, r 81 Mc-
Afee
Shaw William P., carpenter, r 133 E.
Hunter
Shea Hamilton P., lab, r 131 Marietta
Shea Jane, wid D., r 512 Decatur
Sheahan Owen J., grader, r 150 N. Col-
hus
Shearer Charles G., elk Signal Service, r
135 Decatur
Shearer William, r 135 Decatur
Shearer WUliam C, carpenter, r 348
Luckie
Sheats El#ood, woodworker, r 22 Mar- '
tin
Sheats Thomas R. (Carraichael <a
Sheats), r 276 Marietta
Shedd James, machinist, r 80 Gilmer
Sheehan Cornelius, mer, r 205 S. Pryor
Sheehan John, elk, r 205 S. Pryor
Sheehan Lizzie Miss, with W. & W.
Mnfg Co., r 205 S. Pryor
-^ " -^ --— ,^^- .w^<>xxx» mmg UP., r 205 S. Pryor
For Chofch and Home Use, BOy THE SMITH JMERIClllt OBGIH.
SHE
415
Sheehan Merrill A., printer Sunny
South, bds National Hotel
Sheehan Mollie Miss, teacher Fair St
School, r 205 S. Pryor
Sheek M^ C. Mrs. (Sheek & Co.), r 15
W. Baker
Sheek Wiley, with Sheek <fc Co., r 15
W. Baker
Sheek «fe Co. (Mrs. M. C. Sheek and — ),
hides, wax and fruits, 12 S. Forsyth
. Sheely Margaret, c, laundress, r 78 Greens
Feny av
Sheftall Edward F., c, lab, r 124 Rhodes
Sheftall Edward T., baggaffemaster C.
R. R., bds Kimball
Shefton P.hilip, c, porter, r 276 Marietta
Shehan Betty Mrs., with Sunny South
Shells Patrick K., barkpr Shells & Co., r
97 Whitehall
Shells Thomas H. (Shells & Co.), r 97
Whitehall
Shiels&Co. (T. H. Shiels and J. C.
Maher), saloon, 118 Decatur
Shekams Enoch, c, lab, r 102 N. Col-
lins
Sheldon Adolphus A. (Sheldon & Co.),
r 51 McDonough
Sheldon Charles A., bkkpr, r 100 W.
Baker
Sheldon Cora Miss, r 124 Peajchtree
Sheldon & Co. (A. A. Sheldon and J. S.
Pinson), grocers, 90 McDonough
Shell James, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Shell Robert T., c, porter H. L. Smith &
Son
Shell W. A., printer, r 21 W. Mitchell
Shelnutt Alfred D., contractor, r 21 Pitt-
man al
Shelton C. Miss, seamstress Mrs. A. R.
Nace
Shelton Henry, c, wks Kimball
Shelton Hester Mrs., bds 123^ W. Mitch-
ell
Shelton John, c, carrier P. O., r 26 Hum-
pries
Shelton Nannie, wid J. R., r 180 E.
Hunter
Shelton lliomas, elk The Bradstreet Co.,
r Marietta
Shelton William, blksmth W. & A. R.
R., r 36 Rock
Shelton William L. (W. L. Shelton &
<^o.), r Edge wood
SHELTOX W. L & CO. (W. L. Shelton
and — .), railroad ticket office and ci-
gars, 38 E. Wall
Shelverton George W., elk J. Silvey &
Co., r 350 N. Calhoun
Shplfhf Tw-i?" '' ^^"^ ^' H. Tanner
Shepherd William, tmner. r 94 EUis
SHI
Sheppard Andrew, c, drayman, r rear ^42
Decatur
Sheppard Charles, c, porter J. J; White
Sheppard Charles T., boarding, 155 Ma-
rietta
Sheppard Jacob, c, porter E. T., V. &
Ga. R. R ., ^ . <B
Sheppard James, coupler W. & A.R. R
r Henry, nw cor Elliott *'
Sheppard John, c, lab, r WeUs, se cor Ice
Factory
Sheppard John A., c, shoemkr B. R
Pruett, r country
Sheppard John H., c, barber P. Maltry
Sheppard Joseph, c, lab, r 6 Richmond
Sheppard J. Spann, grocer, 334 Decatur
Sheppard Laura, c, laundress, r rear 72
Sheppard Lula Miss, r 38 Windsor
Sheppard Martha A., wid A. L., r 53
Forrest av
Sheppard Mary, c, laundress, r 139 E.
Baker
Sheppard Thomas J., machine, afft r 11
Markham
Sheppard William, cooper, r 92 EUiott
Sheridan Charles O., artist, r 5 Clarke
Sheridan Frederick R., artist, r 5 Clarke
Sheridan Mary J., wid W. J., r 154
Luckie
Sheridan William N., poUceman, r 107
Li^kie
Sheriff Charles, c, shoemkr, r Freeman
row
Sherman James, c, lab, r rear 69 N.
Butler
Sherrill Frank S., carpenter, r 19 Cherry
Shide Andrew J., tinner A. P. Stewart
<& Co
^^^^i?,-.V^^^ Hunnicutt & Bellingrath,
r 129 Walton * '
Shields Adolphus A. (Shields & Co.) r
366 Decatur
Shields A. Henry, stockkpr J. Silvey <fc
Shields Bird, c, lab, r 74 S. Butler
Shields Henry G., butcher, r 76 Yonge
Shields Henry W., barkpr, r 366 De-
catur
Shields James A., bkkpr E. Van Winkle
& Co., r 23 N. Forsyth
Shields Joseph barber, 70^ Peach-
tree, r 74 PuUiam
Shields Jesse, c, hostler, r 4 Rawson
SJijelds John, c, butler J. A. Fitten
Shields Joseph, c, waiter E. Mercer
Shields Kitty Miss, r 26 Hayden
Shields Lawrence, c, porter L. Cohen &
Co
Shields Lena Miss, r 270 E. Hunter
I Makes Best SHIRT toorder.-6fori9;
r Perfect fit grnaranteed.
■ 11 and 13 WhltehaU Street
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TA UT) T 17 T^ Q 01\T ^^^ Estate & Renting Agent,
, /i , r il 1 il I\ U U iN i^ Waii S-t , ii2 Kimball Eouse.
SHI
416
SIM
Shields Lucy E., wid A., r 364 Decatur
Shields William S., with J. M. Shields,
r 66 Irwin
Shields & Co. (H. Lynch and A. A.
Shields), saloon and billiards, 50 De-
' catur
Shiloh Methodist Church, c, Thurmond,
ne cor Haynes
Shipp Joseph B., manager "Wheat &
Hodge Mnfg Co., r 258 Peachtree
Shirer Charles A., lab, r 8 Henry, W. E.
Shirer Nicholas, carpenter, r 8 Henry,
W.E
Shirer William H., painter, r 8 Henry,
Shivers Eliza A., wid T. J., r 17 W. Fair
Shivers Thomas J., engineer W. & A. R.
R.,r 152W. Hunter
ShockleyW. J., with E. Holland, r 193
Ivy
Shockley W. T., elk, E. Holland, bds 55
S. Forsyth
Shoemaker William, tinner A. Franklin
Shome A. M., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Shome C. S., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Shore Henry L., printer, r 138 W. Baker
Shore Mary Mrs., seam tress, r es Ice
Factory, 1st s of C. R. R
Short James, c, mason, r ss Currier, 5th
e of Calhoun
Short Titus, c, gai'dener, r 271 W. Peach-
tree .
Shorter Benjamin, 'c, wks Kimball
Shorter Henry, c, porter I. S Mitchell
Shorter Nelson, c, lab, r Foster, se cor
Cornelia
Shovey Fannie Miss, governess, r 68
Washington
Shropshire Andrew J. (Shropshire '&
Johnson), r 49 Windsor
Shropshire Ed. F., with W. Rhodes, r
167 Simpson
Shropshire Fannie Miss, r 105 Windsor
Shropshire Isham S., elk, r 97 PuUiam
Shropshire William R., whol cigars and
tobacco, r 97 PuUiam
Shropshire & Johnson (A. J. Shropshire
and W. A. Johnson), grocers, 10 W.
Mitchell
Shuford Green, c, lab, r 71 Chattahoo-
chee
Shuford O. P., watchman Moore, Marsh
<feCo
Shulhafer Aaron E., elk, r 52 W. Gar-
nett
Shultz Richard, wks Lynch & Lea
Shumate Charles F., conductor W, & A.
R. R., r Decatur !
Shumate Myra, g, laundress, r 212 Fos-
ter
Shumate R. T., genl del elk P. O., bds
Cannon House
Shumate William L. (Conley & Shu-
mate), chief reg elk P. O., r Decatur,
Ga
Shurbutt J. B., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Shurbutt G. Thomas, with Ristine, May
& Co., r 44 Powers
Shuttles Bros. (L. and* Theo. Shuttles),
whol jewelry, 8}^ Marietta
Shuttles Lorenzo (Shuttles Bros.), r S}4
Marietta
Shuttles Theodore (Shuttles Bros.), r
83^ Marietta
Shuttles Wiley S., with Shuttles Bros.,
r 77 Decatur
Sibley W. F., elk, bds 55 N. Butler
Sigman Martha J., wid A. F., r 84 Hous-
ton
Sigman Thurse F;, agt, r es Formwalt,
1st s of Cooper
Silas Henry, c, wks J. C. Bridger ■*-"
Silberman Abram, trav agt, r 25 Broth-
erton
Silberman Clara Miss, r 25 Brotherton
Silberman Miriam Miss, elk E. Cahn^'
Silberman Rosette Miss, r 72 E. Fair ^
Silvers Frederick, elk A. F. Pickert, bds
873^ S. Broad
Silvey Jerome, elk J. Silvey & Co., bds
39 N. Pryor
Silvey John (J. Silvey & Co.), r 102
SILVEY JOHN & CO. (J. Silvey and D.
O. Dougherty), whol dry goods and
i notions, 4 and 6 Decatur
Simmons Adam, c, driver, r rear 59
Washington
Simmons Alexander, c, blksmth, r 6 N.
Collins
Simmons Andrew, c, lab, r 155 W. Fair
Simmons Butler, wks T. S. Lewis
Simmons Charles, restaurant, 150 Deca-
tur, r 57 Ivy
Simmons Charles, c, wks Ballard & Co.,
r 91 Larkin
Simmons Charles C, wks Winship &
Bro., r 28 Harris
Simmons Cornelius J. (Speairs & Sim-
mons), r 108 Marietta
Simmons Daniel, c, wks Ballard & Co.,
r 10 Chapel
Simmons Edward A., c, blksmith W. L.
Jarvis, r 14 Collins
Simmons Francis, c, blacksmith, r 39
Kelly
Simmons Henry (Goetting & Simmons),
r 50 Peachtree
Simmons Henry, c, cari^enter, r 86 Wind-
sor
THE KEHHESAW RZ
OIJTE is the Best
the North. East & West
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417
96 W. Mitchell, Lum-
ber, Laths & Shingles.
SIM
Simmons Henry, c, wks W. S. Bell, r 93
Bell
Simmons Henry C, c, wks U. S. C. H.
& P. O. Bldg, r 29 Howell
Simmons Isaac, c, lab, r 150 Markham
Simmons James, c, lab, r 1 Parson
Simmons James E. G., student, bds 69
N. Collins
Simmons Jeflferson,c, blksmith, r Glenn,
cor McDon^ugh
Simmons Jeimie Mrs., r 35 W. Mitchell
Simmons Jennie G., wid T. W., r 65
Walker
Simmons John, c, lab, r 228 W. Hunter
Simmons J. M., c, elk Ry M S
Simmons J. R., mer, bds Kimball
Simmons Manse, c, porter I. S. Mitchell
Simmons Mote T., policeman, r 163 Wal-
ton
Simmons Nelson, c, driver,v r 61 Hum-
phries
Simmons Primus, c, carpenter, r 286
Foster
Simmons Robert, c, wks W. S. Bell, r
Magazine, nr Marietta
Simmons Squire, c, blksmth, r 35 Crum-
ley
Simmons Wesley, c, lab, r 22 Chapel
Simmons William B., bds 74 W. Simpson
Simmons William S., elk, r 28 W. Har-
ris
Simms Araminta J., wid T., r 59 Walker
Simms George W. (Francis, Simms &
Co.), bds Kimball
Simms Jane E., wid T. G., r 32 N. For-
syth '
Simms Richard L., with G. W. Price, bds
32 N. Forsyth
Simms Robert W., with Shuttles Bros.,
bds Kimball '
Simon Carolina, wid H., r 386 White-
hall
Simon Charles H., with Regenstein &
Kutz, r 177 S. Forsyth
Simon Frances, c, laundress, r rear 220
Simon Frederick, c, porter J. H. James
bimon Gabriel, c, blksmith, r 68 Mays
Simon Green, c, blksmith J. F. Dyer, r
.18 W.Simpson ^ '
Simon Jeflferson, c, l)lksmith, r 18 W.
bimpson
Simons John F. (Simons & Drummond).
. r 54 Walton *
SIMONS & DRUMMO™ (J. F. Simons
and G. C. Drummond), com mers and
whol grocers, 19 S. Broad
bimonton H. J., elk J. Keely, r 72 Ma-
netta
Simonton James jS., c, wooddlr, r 278
Fo^t
Simonton John T., elk G. H. Holliday &
Co., bds 65 W. Mitchell
Simpson Alexander, c, blksmith, r 219
Foster
Simpson Archibald, c, lab, r 15 Kirk
Simpson Clara, c, laundress, r 252
Cre«v'
Simpson Francis M., policeman, r 172
W. Fair
Simpson Isaac, c, wks T. F. Walker, r
134 Formwalt
Simpson James, elk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 39 J Whitehall
Simpson John, c, porter, r 252 Crew
Simpson Joseph, c, lab, r 28 Davis
Simpson Mary S., wid H., r 139' Wal-
ker
Simpson Moses, c, lab, r 216 W. Hunter
Simpson Ossian F., bkkpr F. E. Block, r
1 Capitol pi
Simpson Stella Miss, r 368 Decatur
Simpson Wede, c, wks Kimball, r28
Bradley
Simpson William, c, wks Kimball
Simpson William A., manager O. N.
Geise & Co., r 75 Thompson
Simpson William H., harnessmkr C. W.
Motes & Co., r 323 Rawson
Simpson Willie Miss, milliner, r 201
Whitehall
Sims Alexander, c, lab, r 9 Cornelia
Sims Anna Miss, r 71 N. Collins
Sims Annie, c, laundress, r 75 John-
son
Sims Anthony, c, lab, r 160 Houston
Sims Augustus S., c, lab, r 15 Holcomb
Sims Beaty, student, bds 69 Houston
Sims Benjamin, c, wks T. L. Johnson, r
rear 144 Anderson
Sims Columbus, c, wks J. J. MeClendon.
r 165 Fort
Sims Daniel, c, driver W. S. Wilson A
Bro
Sims Elizabeth, wid J. A., r 24 Kmg
Sims Frank A. (Moore, Sims & Co.), r
100 Walton
Sims George, c, driver J. C. Bridger
Sims George H., elk, bds 31 Alexander
Sims George W., elk, r 27 Cooper
Sims Harnson, c, carpenter, r 20 Rasp-
berry
Sims Henry, c, plasterer, r 226 McDon-
ough
Sims Isham, c, lab, r 86 Johnson .
Sims John W., bkkpr, r 71 N. Collins
Sims Joseph, c, lab, r 93 Markham
Sims Judge, c, waiter Markham, r rear
212 Decatur
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc
!-«/
GORDON & WHITEX^ir
SIM
418
SMI
Sims Milton L., foreman A-L. Ky, r 24
King
Sims Rebecca A., wid R. H. r 27 Cooper
Sims Robert, c, driver J. C. Bridger
Sims Samuel, c, lab, r 42 Humphries
Sims Solomon, c, lab, r 48 Johnson
Sims Wiley, c, wks Clemmons & Kenny
Sims William, c, lab, r 114 E. Baker
Sims William I. (Moore, Sims & Co.), r
100 Walton
SINGER MNFG CO.— THE, C. G. Lam-
bert, agt; 42»Marietta
Singleboro Harry, baker F. M. Jack, r
57 Broad
Singleton Brutus, c, lab, r 128 Mark-
ham
Singleton Cyrus, c, lab, r ws Davis, 2d n
of Markham
Singleton Fowler C, elk, r 15 Howell
Singleton Franklin P., elk I. B. Mc-
Cravy, bds 12^ W. Mitchell
Singleton Georgia Miss, seamstress, r 54
Valentine
Singleton James, c,'iab, r 18 Terry
Singleton James, c, lab, r Daiiy, w of
Fowler
Singleton William, c, r 16J Whitehall
Sinnott Charles P., prin. Atlanta Uni-
versity \
Sisk John, lab, r 36 Emma *
Sisson Yard)'- P., printer, 26 S. Broad, r
90 Davis
Sissons L. L., fireman W. & A. R. R
Sistrunk Henrv R., printer Constitution,
bds 42 W. Peters
Sixth Baptist Church, ns Hunter, bet
Haynes and Davis
Sixth Church (Methodist), ns Merritts
av, bet Peaehtree and Collins
Skelton Charles T., printer Post- Appeal,
r 18 Form wait
Skelton J. A., brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r Big Shanty
Skelton Martha W., wid J. O., r 18 Form-
wait
Skelton William L., printer Post- Appeal,
r 18 Formwalt
Skinner Fannie M., wid L. C, r 237 S.
Pryor
Skinner Jefferson, feeder Constitution, r
128 Magazine
Skinner Julius M., bkkpr, r 237 S. PryOr
Slack Lewis, c, lab, r 119 Ellis
Slack Thomas, c, lab, r 181 Ellis
Slack William C, elk Langston & Crane
Slater George, c, wks W. J. Ballard, r
81 Loyd
Slater James R., driver M. Cole & Co
Slaton A. J., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Slaton John M., elk, r 169 Jones
SLATON WILLIAM F., supt Atlanta
Public Schools, office 75. E. Mitchell,
office hours 8 :30 to 9 :30 a. m. and 3 to
5 p. m., r 169 Jones
Slaton William M., teacher Boys' High
School, r 169 Jones
Slattery William, elk John Keely
Slaughter John T., elk, bds 283 W. Pe-
ters
Slawson J. Robert, with M. Harralson
Bros. & Co., bds 124 Peaehtree
Sledge Alexander J., carpenter, r 1 Fac-
tory Grounds
Slick Samuel, c, lab, r 12 Welton pi
Sloan Edward, painter, r 29 Thurmond
Sloan Green, c, wks Ballard & Co
Sloan Julia Miss, r 43 W. Harris
Sloan Susan M. Miss, bds 116 McDon-
ough
Sloan William, c, blksmth N. C. Spence,
r 66 Chamberlain i
Sloan William H., conductor A-L. Ry,
bds 39i Whitehall
Slodice Margaret Mrs., dressmkr, 18
Venable
Sloman H., butcher, 127 Whitehall, r 84
E. Garnett
Sloman James F., painter, r 37 Larkin
Sloman Samuel J., butcher, r 84 E. Gar-
nett
Slowey Charles, runner Engin^ No. 2, r
145 W. Fair
Small Cesar, c, carpenter, r 226 W. Hun-
ter
Small Frank A., journalist, bds 118 S.
Pryor
Small Keziah, c, cook, r 39 Henry
SMALL SAM W., editor Georgia Major,
r 99 Washington
Smallwood Lawrence, c, lab, r 139 Greens
Ferry av
Smart Charles Rev., c, r 9 Holland
Smaw Charity M., wid F. D., r 7 Wer-
ner av
Smelson Fritz , grocer, Elliott, nw cor
Magazine, r 55 Magazine
Smiles William, c, lab, r 74 Decatur
Smillie A. S. Mrs., teacher Ivy St. School,
r 76 N. Collins
Smillie Ella W. Miss, teacher Crew St.
School, r 71 Crew
Smillie Frank C, trav agt, r 71 Crew
Smillie Hattie Miss, teacher, r 71 Crew
Smillie James, with Morrison, Baine &
Co., r 19 Foster
Smillie Robert T., trav agt, r 71 Crew
Smillie ITiomas, with Beck> Gregg &
Co., r 76 N. Collins
Smillie William, c, Ttks Sou Ag Wks
Smith Aaron, lab, r 257 Eraser
FIN EST -^-^^^^^ &: SHOES
SMI
At MARK BERRY'S 33 Peacbtreft St.
419
SMI
Smith Adeline E., wid H. S., r 183 Fill-
more
Smith Albert H., wks Telephone Ex-
change, bds 18 Gilmer
Smith Alexander, c, lab, r71 Gullatt
Smith Alexander X., c, grocer, 164 Era-
ser, r 12 Solomon
Smith Alexander W. (H. L. Smith &
Son),^r 239 S.Forsyth
Smith Alice Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Snjith Allen, c, porter Nat Surg Inst, r
30 E. Alabama
Smith Amanda, c, laundress, r rear 104
Houston
Smith Amanda M. Miss, r 149 Luckie
Smith Amelia Miss, r 380 Whitehall
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO., A.
H. Tyler, manager; 27 Whitehall. (See
top lines.)
Smith Amos, contractor, bds 13 Washin-
ton
Smith Amos, c, lab, r 33 James
Smith Amos, c, porter, r 97 Fraser
Smith Andrew, c, driver, r 5 Lynch al
Smith Anna Miss, r Cedar, nw cor
Peaehtree
Smith Anna, c, seamstress, r 115 E.
Cain
Smith Anna H. Mrs., teacher, r 181 E.
Hunter *
Smith Annie M., c, gi-ocer, 275 W. Pe-
ters
Smith Anthony, c, carpenter, r 80 Gil-
mer
Smith Archie, elk, bds 100 Marietta
Smith Asbury, c, wks A'. & W. P. R. R
Smith Augustus, c, janitor, r 61 E. Ala-
bama
Smith A. E., machinist A-L. Ry
Smith Bailey, c, poiter, r 49 Gate City
Smith Barney, c, lab, r 20 Hilliard
Smith Benjamin, c, wks J. R. Steele, r
22 Humphries
Smith Benjamin F., printer J. P. Harri-
son & Co., r Spring, cor Luckie
Smith Bennett, engineer W. & A. R. R
Smith Bradley, c, lab, r Butler, n of For-
rest av >
Smith Bryan, c, shoemkr, r 275 W. Pe-
ters
Smith Bryce, mdse broker, 27K White-
haU, r 89 S. Pryor
Smith Bunkum, c, driver, r 196 Fraser
Smith Burgess, with J. Van Holt Nash, r
us Lee, 3d w of Thrasher, W. E
Smith Burton, lawyer, 6^ WhitehaU, r
ns Merritts av, Ist w of Peaehtree
Smith B. C, carpenter A-L. Ry
Smith Catherine, wid A., bds 340 Fra-
ser
56
nf\ li/FCT BY T2E KENNESAW ROUTE.
\J\J WW CO i Ooick Time— Sure Gonnections.
W
Smith Cadger, c, lab, r W. E
Smith Charles, c, lab, r 202 Fraser
Smith Charles, painter, r 21 Martin
Smith Charies, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Smith Charles, c, wks A-L. Rv, r
Fort ^'
Smith Charles, c, wks Kimball, r 96 E.
Cain
Smith Charles B., wks W. & A. R. R r
16 Spring
Smith Charles D., elk, bds 102 Marietta
Smith Charles D., c, lab, r rear 263 Fra-
ser *
Smith Charles J. (Smith & Carpenter), r
36 N. Calhoun
Smith Charles W. (Smith & Johnson), r
70>^ Whitehall
SMITH CHARLES W., lawyer, 27!4
Whitehall, r 216 Crew
Smith Charles W., wks A-L. Ry
SMITH, COLES & CO., c (W. Smith
and S. Coles), undertakers, contrac-
tors and builders, 184 Marietta. (See
p. 62.)
Smith Cornelia E., wid B. M., r 35 W.
Baker
Smith C. Elijah, wks W. & A. R. R., bds
^ 98 Walton
Smith C. Ephraim J., elk Moore, Marsh
& Co '
Saiith Daniel, c, lab, r rear 18 Houston
Smith Daniel, c, lab, r rear 76 Hogue
SMITH DAVID, dentist and dental de-
pot, 66 Whitehall, r 173 Whitehall
Smith David M., carpenter, r 209 Luckie
Smith David M. R., carpenter, r 60
Stonewall
Smith Davis (Bibb & Smith), r 89 S.
Pryor
Smith Dawson, c, blksmth Atla Wagon
and Timber Co., r 35 Powder Hill
Smith Dee, printer, bds 214 Chapel
Smith Doc, c, lab, r 183 Wheat
Smith Edgar A., wks C. R. R., r 8 Mark-
ham
Smith Edith L, Miss, teacher Clark
University
Smith Edward, c, wks W. S. Bell, r ws
Ira, 6th s of Sharpe
Smith Edward D., elk J. J. Richards,
bds 205 McDonough
Smith Eliza Miss, r 19 Haynes
Smith Eliza, c, laundress, r 191 Richard-
son
Smith Elizabeth, wid M., r 250 E. Fair
Smith Ella Miss, r 28 Tattnall
Smith Ellen, c, laundress, r 12 Greens
Ferry av
Smith Ellen, c, seamstress, r 209 E.
Cain
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at SI.
Keeps no trash called shirts.
II and 13 Whitehall St
T^'^-
N '•
T-) 77 BOUGHT, SOX^D & REN-TED.
KIhAT HQiATm City Propepty,Farms. Mills, Lands, Etc.
IVljiAlj 1-jOlrliijT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St.
iJ_. WILLIHGH AM Z ^- "'*^-^«"'
Liiml>ei:*, Eto,
SMI
420
SMI
Smith Ellis S., with McBride & Co
Smith Emma, c, cook, r 175 New Wheat
Smith Emma, c, laundj^'ess, r 225 Jones
Smith Ernest C, elk P. O., bds National
Hotel
Smith Eugene E., elk R. H. Knapp, r 339
Whitehall
Smith E. C, yard eonduet^r W. <fc A.
R.R
Smith E. S., printer Poet Appeal
Smith Fannie Miss, r 43 Cooper
Smite Foster E., elk W. & A. R. R., r35
W. Baker
Smith Francis O., bkkpr W. Armstrong,
bds 289 Peachtree
Smith Francis P., dentist, r 38 Richard-
son
Smith Frank A., molder, bds, 64 Thur-
mond
Smith Frank J., c, porter, r rear 104
Houston
Smith Frederick, c, lab, r rear 10 Wash-
ington
Smith Gabriel, c, shoemkr, r 121 Luekie
Smith George, r 82 Elliott
Smith George, c, lab, r rear 9 Roach
Smith George, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co
Smith George, c, wks Kimball
Smith George B., grocer, 41 Chapel
Smith Greorge H., lab, r Bellwood
Smith Georgia Miss, r 292 E. Fair
Smith Green, c, lab, r 347 W. Fair
Snyth Guy, elk W. & A. R. R., r 35 W.
Baker
Smith Hampton, c, lab, r 9 State
Smith Hannah N. Miss, r 34 Smith
Smith Harvey A., carpenter Atla St. Ry,
r 18 Gilmer
Smith Hendricks A., butcher, r 15 Cor-
put
Smith Henry, c, lab, r rear 140 E.
Cain
Smith Henry, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Smith Henry, c, wks Ga Ice Mnfg Co., r
276 E. Hunter
Smith Henrv A., mnfr, r 20 Williams
Smith Henry H. (H. H. Smith & Co.), r
Rome, Ga
Smith Henry J., with P. & G. T. Dodd,
bds 89 S. Pryor
Smith Henry L. (H. L. Smith & Son), r
239 S. Forsyth
Smith Hildreth H., prin Ivy St School, r
ns Merritts av, 1st w of Peachtree
Smith Hill C, observer U. S. Signal
Corps, U. S. C. H. & P. 0. Bldg, bds
Kimball
SMITH HOKE, lawyer, room 10, 6^
Whitehall, r Merritts av, Ist w of
Peachtree
THE BEST RO
Smith Horace D. (Carlton & Smith), r
179 Ivy
Smith Howlett, c, porter P. J. Kenny ,
Smith Hugh S., elk F. E. Block, r 22
Stonewall
Smith H. H. & Co. (H. H. Smith and H.
Hurt), cotton brokers, 36 W. Ala-
bama
SMITH H. L. & SON (H. L. and
A. W. Smith, C. S. Noithen, L. R.
Jones and W. B. Porter), whol gro-
cers, 65 E. Alabama
Smith Irwin, c, wks A-L. Ry, r 4 Hor-
ton
Smith Isaac, c, lab, r 14 Mays al
Smith Isaac H., manager J. M. Bradlev,
r 123 E. Hunter
Smith Isaac R., carpenter Winship &
Bro., r 612 Marietta
Smith Jacob, machinist, bds 340 Eraser
Smith James, elk D. H. Dougherty
Smith James, c, driver Moore, Marsh &
Co
Smith James, c, lab, r 26 Reed
Smith James, c, lab, r Grant, se cor Ga.
R.R
Smith James, mess W. & A. R. R
Smith James, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co
Smith James, watchman W. & A. R. R.,
r 88 Elliott
Smith James, c, wks S. S. S. Co., r 19
Trenholm
Smith James A., elk, r 41 Chapel
Smith James B., elk, r 14 Moore ^ '
Smith James M., carpenter, r 2 J State
Smith James M., R. R. Commissioner, 12
E. Alabama, r Columbus, Ga
Smith James M., watchman W. & A. R.
R., r 54 Thurmond
Smith Jasper N. (Smith & Bearse), bail-
ift' Sup Court, r country
Smith Jay W., elk McBride & Co., bds
37 Grubb
Smith Jeft'erson, c, lab, r 46 Gilmer
Smith Jesse A., watchman Sou Exp Co.,
r 151 Fillmore
Smith Jessie E. Miss, teacher Atlanta
University
Smith John, barkpr P. J. Kenny, r 12 N.
Butler
Smith John, butcher, r 74 PuUiam
Smith John, carpenter, r 12 Warren pi
Smith John, carriagemkr, r 126 W. Ba-
ker
Smith John, c, lab, r 5 Raspberry
Smith John, c, lab, r 12 Church
Smith John, c, lab, r 13 Gemunden
Smith John, c, lab, r 216 W. Hunter
Smith John, c, lab, r 245 Crew
SMI
421
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r339
Smith John, painter P. W. Geary,
Wheat
Smith John, c, porter A. L. & T. A.
Hoi brook
Smith John A. (R. C. Bosche & Co.), r
339 Wheat
Smith John A. (Moore, Marsh & Co.), r
55 W. Harris
Smith John B., lab, r 142 Magazine
Smith John B., mer, r 16 X. Bell
Smith John C, painter Winship & Bro.,
r 51 S. Broad
Smith Jolm D. (J. D. & P. F. Smith), r
28 Tattnall
Smith John M., carriage mnfr, 85 S.
Broad, r 110 Wheat
Smith John P., physician, 73>^ White-
hall
Smith John T. H., woodwkr L. Bennett,
rl2 Jenkins
Smith John W., gardener A. Lambert, r
Chatham, bey limits
Smith John W., hostler, r rear 280 New
Wheat
Smith John W., keeper chain gang, r
Edward, nw corBnsh
Smith John W., lab, r 12 Henry, W. E.
Smith John W., wks Cotton Mill, r 51
Howell .
Smith John W., r36 Boulevard
SMITH JOSEPH, commission, provis-
ions and storage, 35 and 37 W. Ala-
bama, r McDonough rd. (See p. 37)
Smith Joseph, c, lab, r 15 Jennings al
Smith Joseph, molder, bds 190 Marietta
Smith Joseph, c, porter, r 110 Houston
Smith Joseph H., butcher, r 245 if.
Collins
Smith Joseph H., elk W. & A. R. R., r
60 Smith
Smith Joseph H., lawyer, 16J Whitehall,
r 61 McDaniel
Smith Joseph J., elk Moore, Marsh &
Co., r 55 W. Harris
Smith Joseph S., mer, r 11 E. Peters
Smith J. Bruce, with Moore, Marsh &
Co., r 40 W. Baker
Smith J. Dixon, with J. Bradfield
SMITH J. D. & T. F. (John D. and
. Theodore F. Smith), agts White Sew-
ing Machine, 59 S. Broad
Smith J. Jrank, with R. G. Dun &
Co., r 55 W. Harris
Smith J. Henly, with G. W. Adair, r ns
Lee, 4th w of Thrasher, W. E
Smith J. Rice, with Patapsco Guano Co.,
bds Kimball
Smith J. Stovall, elk, r 15 E. Mitchell
Smith J. M., wks R. R., r 190 MarietU
Smith J. S., conductor W. & A. R. R
T To Travel to all Points
... is the KENNESAW.
iFicmses
Smith Kate Miss, r 292 E. Fair
Smith Kate, c, laundress, r 63 Hightower
SMITH LAB AN F., lawyer and attorne-
Sou Collection Agency, 513^ Peach
tree, bds 67 Ivy . |.
Smith Lee, c, lab, r 151 Ira
Smith Leonora P., wid J. B., r 289 Peach
tree
Smith Levi F., carpenter, r 11 Corput
Smith Lewis, c, porter Franklin & Wil-
kins-
Smith Lewis, c, wks Mrs. M. Garland
Smith Lucius C, wks M. Cole & Co
Smith Lillie Miss, r 208 Foster
Smith Lottie Miss, cook, r 57 Irwin
Smith Louis, painter, r 50 W. Hunter
Smith Louisa Mrs., dressmkr, r 7 Maga-
zine
Smith Lulu, c, laundress, r 37 Terry
Smith Maggie, c, laundress, r 149 Thomp-
son
Smith Marcellus W. (Floyd & Smith), r
38 W. Peters
Smith Margaret, c, laundress, r rear 14
Clifford
Smith Martha C. Mrs., r 74 N. Calhoun
Smith Martha E., wid E. C, r 292 E. Fair
Smith Mary Miss, r 153 Peachtree
Smith Mary J. Miss, r 121 Larkin
Smith Melinda c, laundress, r 103 Martin
Smith Melissa, wid J. M., r 51 Howell
Smith Melissa, c, laundress Markham
House, r 3 Lynch al
Smith Milton M., elk, r ws Washington,
1st s of Anderson
Smith MoUie, c, laundress, r 200 W.
Hunter
Smith Nancy Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Smith Needham, c, lab, r 1 Jennings al
Smith Nellie Miss, dressmkr, r 55 Martin
Smith Newton, c, porter J. W. Ward &
Co., r 78 Hoge
Smith Ne\vton P., elk W. J. Wood, r 232
W. Mitchell
Smith Noah F. (Smith & Son), r85 Nel-
son
Smith N. Keff Rev., pastor 3d Presby.
Ch., r 185 Luekie
Smith Owen, c, porter Executive dept. r
101 E. Cain
Smith Ozias A., roofer, 15 N. Forssth, r
380 Whitehall
Smith Paul C, machinist, r 17 Bell
Smith Peter, c, lab, r 15 Jennings al
Smith Peter, wks W. & A. R. R., r
Marietta
Smith Philip H., pedler, r 6 Ezzard
Smith Pinckney H., machinist, r
Davis
Smith Richard, c, lab, r 151 Ira
192
158
BUGGIES, ETC., GO TO
9 MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
i
micE ni !i wute
42 North Broad,
> For Coal and Wood.
The Smith American Oraans
m
1^ *»
SMI
422
SMI
Smith Eichard, c, lab, r rear 12 Tumliii
Smith Richard T., machinist, r 299 E.
Fair
Smith Riley, c, lab, r 2 Valentine
Smith Robert, elk, r 19 Foster
Smith Robert, c, driver E. Johnson, Son
&Co
Smith Robert, c, lab, r 109 Larkin
Smith Robert, c, lab, r 370 Crumley
Smith Robert B., c, lab, r 107 Larkin
Smith Robert E., elk, r 36 Davis •
Smith Robert F., elk Green Line, bds 58
N. Forsyth
Smith Robert H., wks Fulton Mills, r 51
Howell
Smith Robert T., lab, r 81 Plum
Smith R. Eliza, wid J. P., r 146 Crew
Smith Ruffin, elk, bds 58 X. Forsyth
Smith R. Windsor, mess Sou Exp Co., r
339 Whitehall
Smith R. T., carpenter, r 93 Jones
Smith Samuel, c, blksmith, r 425 Marietta
Smith Samuel, c, lab, r 430 Marietta
Smith Samuel, c, w^ks Kimball, r 2 Ge-
munden
Smith Samuel S., printer J. P. Harrison
& Co., r 59 Stonewall
Smith Sanford, carpenter, r 75 Alexan-
der
Smith Sarah E. Mrs., clairvoyant, r 99)^
Whitehall
Smith Sarah Miss, r 34 Smith
Smith Selina J., wid G. J., r 19 Haynes
Smith Spencer F. (Smith & Son), r 85
Nelson
Smith Susan, wid W. A., r 38 W. Peters
Smith Sylvanus, c, porter 12}^ E. Ala-
bama, r rear 10 Washington
Smith Sylvester, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Smith S. H. W., elk Ry M. S., bds Bal-
lard's.
Smith Tessey Miss, r 380 Whitehall
Smith Theodore, c, lab, r 15 Church
Smith Theodore F. (J. D. and T. F.
Smith), bds 28 Tattnall
Smith Thomas, c, lab, r 61 Valentine
Smith Thomas, c, lab, r rear 276 W. Pe-
ters
Smith Thomas, watchman, r 234 Deca-
tur
Simith Thomas, wks W. E. Jones, r 156
Calhoun
Smith Thomas J., with T. S. Lewis
Smith Thomas L., gardener, r 352 Fra-
ser
Smith Thomas M., r 306 Xew Wheat
Smith Thomas M., wks K. H. Hall & Co.,
R 4 Gilmer
Smith Thomas T., frt agt A-L. Ry, r Ce-
dar, nw cor Peachtree
Smith Ula Miss, r 100 Chapel
Smith Victor L., mer, r 239 S. Forsyth
Smith Virginia T. Miss, teacher Atla
University
Smith Wade, c, lab, r rear 23 Roach
Smith Walker S., sawyer, r 345 Decatur
Smith Walter, c, lab, r 78 Hogue
Smith Walter H., farmer, r 43 Cooper
Smith Walter L., with J. J. Cohen's
Sons, bds 168 S. Pryor
Smith Warren F., elk, r46 Houston
Smith Wesley, c, wks Kimball, r 86
Pratt
Smith Wesley G., elk G. E. King & Co.,
r 242 Peachtree
Smith Whitford S., with W. & W. Mnfg
Co., r 181 E. Hunter
Smith Wiley B., trader, r 6 Culver
Smith Wiley C, physician, r 100 Chapel
SMITH WILEY C. (W. C. Smith &
Co.), and U. S. Commissioner, office,
U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg, r 16 Gar-
nett
Smith William, c, carpenter, r 81 Tatt-
nall
Smith William, elk, bds 15 E. Mitchell
Smith William, c, lab, r 52 Ga. R. R
Smith William, machinist, r 580 Mari-
etta
Smith William, c, shoemkr, r 182 E.
Ellis
Smith William A., saloon, 450 Marietta
Smith William B., bds 485 Marietta
Smith William B., supt Atla Wagon and
Timber Co
Smith William B., U. S. Commr, U. S.
C. H. and P. O. bldg, r 100 Chapel
Smith William D., grocer, 30 Decatur, r
14 Moore
Smith William D., c, grocer, 178 Decatur
Smith William E., w^ks Atla Bridge Wks
Smith William F. (Harwell & Smith), r
208 Foster
Smith William J., c, lab, r 203 Mangum
Smith William L., wks L. H*. HaU & Co.,
r 119 Davis
Smith William L., wks M. Cole & Co
Smith William M., carpenter, 84 Luckie
Smith William P., elk, r 15 E. Mitchell
Smith William R., elk, r 161 N. Collins
Smith Willis, c (Smith, Coles & Co.), r
81 Tattnall
Smith Willis, c, driver Megee, Johnson
& Co.
Smith W. Chan, elk D. H. Dougherty, r
100 Chapel
Smith Zach H., carpenter, r 155 E. Hun-
ter
Smith Zebulon, carpenter Longley, Rob-
inson & Co
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^^rl^KZ
SMI
423
SOU
SMITH W. C. & CO. (W. C. Smith and
), cotton planter mnfrs, 31 S.
Broad
Smith & Bearse (J. N. Smith and J.
Bearse), lumber and wood. Fort, necor
Foster
Smith & Carpenter (C. J. Smith and E.
H. Carpenter), grocers, 65 Peachtree
Smith & Johnston (C. W. Smith and C.
E. Johnston), produce com mere, 6 W.
Mitchell
Smith & Son (S. F. and N. F. Smith),
cotton buyers, 99 and 101 S. Broad
SMITH, see also SCHMIDT and
SMYTH
Smithson William P., carpenter Winship
& Bro
Smutts J. M., fireman W. & A. R. R
Smyth George E., physician, 23 X. Col-
ling
Smyth John N., elk F. E. Block
SMYTH, see also SCHMIDT an^
SMITH
Snatch Amanda, c, laundress, r 32 Ga.
R. R
Snead Alonzo C, elk John Keely
Sneed Fannie, c, laundress, r rear 102 N.
Collins
Sneed Gilbert H., bkkpr Pemberton,
Iverson & Denison, r Edgewood
Sneed Mary A., wid C. H., r 214 S.
Pryor
Sneed Percyle, with Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath, r 135 S. Pryor
Sneed Sarah, .wid D., r 25 Houston
Sneed Thomas, elk U. S. Courts, bds 250
E. Fair . •
Snelling James F., painter, r 154 W.
Hunter
Snelling William F., wks W. S. Wilson
& Bro., r country
Snipes Charles, painter, bds 32 Kelly
Snipes Janfe, c, laundress, r 13 Martin
Snives Wealthy, wid W., r 32 McAfee
SXOOK PEYTON H., furniture, mat-
tresses, etc., 7 and 9 Marietta, r 165 N.
Collins
Snow Agnes Miss, r 3 State
Snow Edwin D., elk Ry M. S
Snow Henry Y., grocer, 30 W. Alabama,
r 336 Peachtree
Snow Homer, elk Dunning & Allen, r 35
Church
Snow Julia, \^id J., r 56 N. Calhoun
Snow Kindness Mrs., r 3 State
Snowden William E., elk, r 25 Cooper
Snowden William H., cottonbuyer, 21)^
E. Alabama, r 84 Pulliam
Snyder Alfred, c, lab, r rear 12/ Thomp-
son
Snyder Annie Miss, bds 67 Marietta
Snyder Cliarles, officeboy Constitution
Snyder Daniel D., contractor, r 52 Jack-
son
SNYDER, see also SCHNEIDER
Sooden P. J., opr W. U. Tel. Co
Sockwell Linton, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co., r 127 Marietta
Sockwell Martha, wid T., r es Fortune
1st s of Holland
Solberger E., wks Fulton Mills !
Solomon Amos, c. grocer, 2 George, r
Houston, cor Sampson
Solomon Jackson, wks Hunnicutt <fc Bel-
lingrath
Solomon Jacob A., asst supt Fulton Mills
Solomon Jacob L., barkprP. J. Kenny,
r 115 Rawson
Solomon Jonas, c, wks Winshyj & Bro
Solomon Mary, c, laundress, r 90 Bell
Solomon Robert H., mer, r 77 Crew
Solomon Susan L., wid W., r 77 Crew
SOLOMONSON SOLOMON L., watch-
mkr, jeweler and optician, 35 White-
hall, r 262 Whitehall
Songer Thomas, engineer, r 164 W. Pe-
ters
Soule Jules, musician, r 105 S. Broad
Sopf August, tailor J. Lynch
South Benjamin, c, lab, r es Martin, Ifet
s of Bass
South Charles R., elk, r es Luckie, Ist
n of Mills
South Eastern Tariff Assn, T. Peters,
sec ; 8 S. Broad
South Frank, lab, r es Luckie, 1st n of
Mills
Southard Carrie Miss, r 60 Gilmer
Southard Mary, wid J., r 60 Gilmer
SOUTHERN ADDRESS CO., Wj-nne &
Evans, proprs ; circulars addressed, 13
E. Hunter. (See p. 223.)
Southern Advance, L. R. Palmer, editor;
27i E. Hunter
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
E. Haiman, pres ; Marietta, opp Mills
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Co., H. H. Jackson, manager; 213^
Marietta
Southern Collection Agency, C. F. Had-
den, manager; 51 J Peachtree
SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY OF MU-
SIC, E. A. Schultze, director; 8 S.
Broad
Southern Copying Co., 9 J Marietta
Southern Cultivator and Dixie Farmer,
Jas. P. Harrison & Co., proprs ; 32 and
34 W. Alabama
Southern Dental Journal, 44 White-
hall
W. M. Scott
TBS lEASIKS fiSHT'S mXISBEL
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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INVESTMENTS
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424
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 10 Wall Street,
SPI
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles.
SOUTHERN ELECTROTYPE AND
STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, Jordan &
Wriglev, proprs; 29 S. Broad. (See p.
i 43.)
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO., W. H.
i Clayton, supt ; 20 to 26 E. Wall
Southern Match Co., Teitlebanm & Mack-
1 in, proprs; 294 and 296 New Wheat
SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE, Por-
ter al, bet Line and Wheat
Southern Medical Record, Pryor, cor
Hunter
Southern Mining & Farm Improvement
Co., 40>^ Marietta
Southern Robert, c, lab, r 226 W. Mitch-
ell
Southern Steamship & Railway Assn., 8
S. Broad
SOUTHERN SUN-BONNET MANU-
FACTORY, Selig Bros. & Co., proprs;
15 N. Pryor St
Sowers Mary A. E., wid F., r 445 Ma-
rietta
Spahr Otto, music teacher, 20 W. Gar-
nett
Spain Samuel L., plumber A. P. Stewart
&Co
Spalding Eliza Miss, r 22 W. Alabama
SPALDING EUGENE C, car account-
ant W. & A. R. R., bds Kimball
Spalding Jack J., lawyer, room 5, Q}4
Whitehall, bds 204 W. Peachtree
Spalding Lottie Miss, r 22 W. Alabama
Spalding Robert D. (Gramling, Spalding
& Co.), bds 204 W. Peachtree
Spalding Volney, sec Sou Advance, rl38
. McDonough »
Spalding William, c, wks A-L. Ry
SPALDING WILLIAM T., elk Green
Line, bds Kimball
Spann Sallie Miss, r 58 Cone
Sparks Eli, lab, r rear 288 Xew Wheat
Sparks George, grocer, 165 Eraser, r 175
Clarke
Sparks George R., wks A. & W. P. R.
K., r 175 Clarke
Sparks Ludlow G., carpenter W. & A.
R. R
Sparks Moreau, painter, r ss Foster, w
of Boulevard
Sparks Nancy D., wid J. W., bds 62
Luckie
Sparks Samuel P., with Boynton Bros.,
bds 72 Marietta
Sparks William C, manager, r 62 Luckie
Speairs William J. (Speairs & Simmons),
r 35 W. Simpson
SPEAIRS & SIMMONS (W. J. Speairs
and C. J. Simmons), lawyers, 179 Ma-
rietta
Speane Samuel, wks Gas Co., r 180 S.
Forsyth
Spear Ann R. wid H. S., r 29 Stonewall
Spear Henry A., pedler, r 29 Stonewall
Spears George W., draymaster, 172 W.
Peters, r W. E
Spears James H., elk W. H. Bell, bds 47
Henry
Speer Alvin, c, porter Erminger & Gold-
smith
Speer Daniel N., State Treasurer, office
State House, r 486 Peachtree
Speer Freeman, driver, r 144 Alexander
Speer Jane, wid W. A., r 186 Peachtree
Speer Lydia, wid J., r 79 N. Collins
Spe^r William J., elk State Treasurer, r
422 Peachtree
Spier George W., policeman, r 15 Leon-
ard
Speir John P., bkkpr, r 15 N. Collins
Spence John B., printer Constitution
Si)ence Nathaniel C, carriage mnfr, 45
and 47 Decatur
Spence, William, carpenter, r 191 W.
Peters
Spencer Allen J., collector C. H. Swift &
Co., r 17 E. Hunter
Spencer Alpheus S., watchman, r 19
Markham
Spencer Augustus, c, driver J. W. Wal-
lace
Spencer Carey, c, lab, r 30 Bi^^ers
Spencer Frank S., elk A. C. Wyly, r 115
E. Fair
Spencer Henry, c, lab, r 14 Raspbeny
Spencer Jefferson, c, wks A-L. Ry, r275
Jones
Spencer LeMerle M., elk Ry M. S., r 19
Markham
Spencer Macon B., bkkpr Erminger &
Goldsmith, r 91 McDonough
Spencer Samuel B. (Spencer & Cold-
well), rllSE. Fair
Spencer William, grocer, 139 Chapel
Spencer William A., bkkpr Atla Soap
Wks, r 115 E. Fair
Spencer Zachry T., teacher Clark Uni-
versity
SPENCER & COLDWELL (S. B. Spen-
cer and J. G. Cold well), lawyers, 16)^
Whitehall
Sperlin Martha, wid A., r 94 Rhodes
Spilman Ellen, wid J., r 205 Luckie
Spilman Rebecca Miss, milliner, r 205
Luckie
Spinks Henry D., engineer, r 80 Mc-
Donough
Spinks Hiram T., carpenter W. & A.
R. R
Spinks John, c, wks Markham House
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425
STA
THE KEHHESAW R?.
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West
Spinks Lewis D., car inspector, r 30
Howell
Spinks R. J., elk Harwell & Smith
Spinks William R. (Spinks & Maier), r
242 Havnes
Spinks & Maier (W. R. Spinks and A.
D. Maier), paper boxmnfrs, 65 S. Broad
Spinkston Henry, c, wks Z. A. Rice &
Son, r W. E
Spiro Joseph, treas Sou Agl Wks, r 42
Walton
• Spiro Samuel, elk Elsas, May & Co., r 42
Walton
Spivey Albert, c, lab, r 105 Valentine
Spivey Emanuel, c, driver G. W. Bobo
Spivey Emma, c, laundress, r 47 Bobbins
Spivey Jesse, c, poiter, r 5 Valentine
Spivey Jordan, fireman W. & A. R. K.,
r Cox, 2d w of Williams
Spivey Moses, c, porter, r 29 Maple
Spivey Moses, J^,, c, lab, r 29 Maple
Spotts David, c, wks Z. E. Taylor
Sprague Phineas,^lk J. Ryan, bds 8U
W. Mitchell
Spratling Redding A., with T. S. Lewis,
bds 72 Marietta
Spratts David, c, lab, r 238 New Wheat
Spriggs Katie, c, cook, r rear 280 New
Wheat
Springer John J., sodawater mnfr, 72
Peachtree, r 41 N. Forsyth
Springfield Baptist Church, c, es Fort, n
of Taylor
Spur^eon Julius, c, wks R. G. Thompson
Spurlin Emma, wid J. B., r 2 Culver
Spurlin Jasper M.,lab, r 2 Culver
Spurlin John P., elk J. C. Huflf, r 2
Culver
Spurlin Lee, wks Jack <fe McClellan
Spyers 3Iary, wid G., r 10 N. Butler
Squires James, engineer W. & A. R. R.,
bds 100 Walton
Squires Smith, c, carpenter, r 108 Haynes
Stackman Dora, c, laundress, r rear 129
Luckie
Stacy Frank M., student, bds 56 N. Col-
lins
Stade John H., gi-ocer, 209 Boulevard
Stafford Thomas, c, lab, r 155 Wheat
Stagg Abraham, carpenter Longley,
Robinson & Co., r 256 E. Hunter
Stahl Emil, butcher Koch & Bro., r
country
Stallings Albert, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Stallings Alsey, wid S. W., r 85 Rawson
Stallings David W., elk A. <fc W. P. R.
R., r 85 Rawson
Stallings Edward, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Stallings James W. (Johnson & Stal-
lings), r 21 Rawson
Stallings Robert R., conductor W. & A.
R. R
Stamps Arthur, c, lab, r 184 Markham
Stamps Lillian, c, laundress, r 7 Mc-
Daniel
Stanberry James, c, lab, r 141 C. R. R
Standard Charles, c, porter A. McD.
Wilson & Co., r 173 Irwin
Standard George, molder, r 87 Ga. R. R
Standard Patrick, c, lab, r Savadnah, se
cor Tennels
Standard Publishing Co., D. W.Thayer,
29 S. Broad
Stanford Beniamin J., elk J. T. Reese, r
77>^ Whitehall
Stanford, John R., elk W. D. Bell, bds
39J Whitehall
Stanford Joseph G. Q., teacher, r 10
Bailey
Stanford Martha E. Mrs., grocer, 114 E.
Cain
Stanford Nancv Mrs., r 10 Baitey
Stanford W. W., with WaltOn, Whann
&Co
Stanley Henry S., carrier P. O., r 57
Hayden
Stanley James H., wks W. & A. R. R., r
77 Ga. R. R
Stanley John, lab, r 39 Savannah
Stanley J. M., carpenter A-L, Ry
Stanley Mary, wid R., r 111 Crew
Stanley Mary J., wid J., r 77 Ga. R. R
Stanley S. W. (J. C. Donald & Co.), r
Alabama
Stanmyre Thomas, printer, bds 124 Ma-
rietta
Stanton Green, c, porter Sou Exp Co
Stanton Larry, c, lab, r 161 Martin
Stanton WiUiam L. (W. L. Stanton &
Co.), r ns Gordon, 1st w of Peeples,
W. E
Stanton W. L. & Co. (W. L. Stanton and
J, H. Abernathy), grocers, 220 and
222 W. Peters
Stantz Robert, c, wks T. Farrell
Staple George, barkpr, r 123 Whitehall
Stapler Clara, widR. F., r232 Decatur
Stapp S. John, car inspector, r 351 Deca-
tur
Stark Ernest, c, wks Atla Cot Seed Oil
Mill
Stark James H., grocer, 208 Marietta, r
213 Marietta
Stark Marcus S., c, butler, r 220 C. R. R
Starke A. Wallace, with Jas. P. Harri-
son & Co., r 58 Walton
Starke Georgia H., wid A. W., r 58 Wal-
ton
Starke M. L., elk Singer Mnfg Co., r 152
South Forsvth
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1 i Starke W. M., bds 132 S. Forsyth
A Starnes Ada Mrs., r 25 Phillips row
' ;, Starnes Henry E., policeman, r 79
I Chapel
{ Starnes James W., butcher, 135 W.
Peters, r 37 Chapel
Starnes Nora Miss, r 22 Larkin
Starnes Peyton, butcher, r 47 Leonard
Starnes Robert A., saloon, 3 Foundry, r
64 Magazine
Starnes Koxy V. Miss, v 47 Leonard
Starnes S. Melton., elk, r 79 Chapel
Starnes William A., detective, r 22 Lar-
kin
Starr Homer H., buyer Z. A. Rice & Son,
r 63 Crew
Starr Jesse, wks W. & A. R. R., bds 61
S. Pryor
StaiT Samuel S., collector Brace well &
Clark, r 17 W. Fair
Starr Silas, c, driver J. F. Faith, r ns E,
Harris, 4th w of Randolph
State House, Marietta, sw cor Forsyth
Strathan Sarah Miss, r 136 Crew
Steadley Charles, wks Fulton Mills
Steadley John, wks Fulton Mills
Steed George, c, lab, r 113 Stonewall
Steely Aaron B. (A. B. Steele & Co.),
bds Kimball
Steele Ann, c, laundress, r 236 W. Hun-
ter
Steele A. B. & Co. (A. B. Steele and G.
V. Gress), lumber, office and yard, 75
W. Mitchell
Steele Carrie, wid J., r 112 Wheat
Steele George W., driver, r 65 Hum-
phries
Steele James R., c, barber, 18 Marietta,
r 171 Wheat
Steele Jennie Mrs., matron Central Ivy
St Hospital, r 46 Ivy
Steele John, baker, r 22 Parker
Steele John B., solicitor, bds 8^ W.
Mitchell
Steele John J., wks T. S. Lewis
Steele Joseph L., canvasser Peeples &
Wilson, r 64 McDaniel
Steele J. R., engineer W. '& A. R. R
Steele Mary Mrs., r 29 N. Calhoun
Steele Samuel, c, porter, r 37 Victoria
Steele Thomas R., with W. & W. Mnfg
Co., r 64 McDaniel
Steele William, elk, r 64 McDaniel
Steele William, with G. W. Scott & Co.,
r 265 Peachtree
Steen Gustavas, wks Fulton Mills
Steerman George, lab, r 44 Green's
Ferry av
Steerman JefTerson C, policeman, r 63
Venable
Steerman Thomas, lab, bds 44 Green's
Ferry av
Stegall Henry, c, farmer, r 27 Bradley
Stegall Henry, c, lab, r es Factory, ^
n of E. Fair
Stegall H. W., wks F. E. Block
Stegall Jenny Miss, r 10 W. Simpson
Stegall John, tinner Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath, r Bell wood
Stegall Warren, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Stegall W. W., wks Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath, bds 12>^ W. Mitchell
Steinhauer John F. (A. P. Stewart &
Co.), r 75 PuUiam
Steinheimer David, elk, r 155 Whitehall
Steinheimer Edward, elk, r 267 White-
hall
Steinheimer Emanuel (L. Cohen & Co.),
r 52 Thompson
Steinheimer Isaac (Steinheimer &
Kreisle), r 267 Whitehall
Steinheimer Jacob (J. Steinheimer &'
Co.), r 191 Whitehall
Steinheimer J. & Co. (J. Steinheimer),
• whol tobacco and cigars, 52 White- ,
hall
STEINHEIMER & KREISLE (J. Stein-
heimer and A. Kreisle), clothing and
gents furnishing, .30 Whitehall
Steint George (Steint & Co.), r 29 Brick
Steint & Co. (G. Steint and H. Kar-
wich), saloon and billiards, 109 W.
Peters
STEPHENS ALEXANDER H. HON.,
governor of Georgia, office State House,
r 134 Peachtree
Stephens Allen, c, lab, r 97 Pine
Stephens Clarence, mail agt, r 66 PuUiam
Stephens Coltie Miss, r 20 Larkin
Stephens Emma Mrs., r 134 Peachtree
Stephens James, c, porter G. S. Prior
STEPHENS JAMES M., manager W.
U. Tel Co., r 33 Wheat
Stephens John (J. Stephens & Co.), r
55 Jackson
Stephens John, c, lab, r 146 Ira
Stephens John A., Adjutant General of
Georgia, r 134 Peachtree
Stephens John & Co. (John Stephens
and P. F. Clarke), whol grocers, 41 and
' 43 E. Alabama
Stephens Joseph E., physician, r 20 Lar-
kin
Stephens Turner, c, waiter Kimball
Stephens Uriah, mer, r 20 Larkin
Stephens William, with J. Stephens &
Co., r 174 Loyd
Stephens William, c, wks Ballard & Co
Stephens William A., r 134 Peachtree
Stephens W. G. Mrs., r 134 Peachtree
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Sterchi Alice^Miss, teacher Crew Street
School, r 76 Crew
STERCHI ELIZABETH MISS, private
school and teacher of drawins: and
painting, 271 Rawson
Sterchi Julius H., bkkpr W. M. & R. J.
Lowry, r 76 Crew
Sterchi Parmenion C, wks J. R. Gregg
& Co., bds 123^ W. Mitchell
Sterling Celia, c, laundress, r 199 Fill-
more
Sterling Plesant A,, bds 46 Rawson
Sterling Walter, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Sterling Whitmel A., physician, r 98 W.
Cain
Stevens Alexander, c, butler J. P.
Hodge, r rear 273 Crumley
Stevens Alexander, c, lab, r 180 Ellis
Stevens Alexander, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks, r 220 Eraser
Stevens Caleb W., butcher, r 169 W.
Foundry
Stevens Charles W., carpenter, r 88
Green's Ferry av
Stevens George M., carpenter, bds 172
Marietta
Stevens George W., elk J. H. Lumpkin,
bds 172 Marietta
Stevens Henry J., elk, r 185 W. Peters
Stevens John M., mer, r 212 W. Peters
Stevens John P. (J. P. Stevens & Co.),
r 4 Wheat
Stevens John S., with Bruce & Morgan,
bds 212 W. Peters
Stevens Joseph, weaver, r 172 Marietta
Stevens Joseph, c, wks J. F. Redd
Stevens J. P. & Co. (J. P. Stevens and
— ), watchmnfrs and jewelers, 34
Whitehall •
Stevens Louis O., \Nith J. P. Stevens &
Co.. bds 4 Wheat
Stevens Mary E., wid G. F., r 185 W.
Peters
Stevens Mattie Miss, housekpr, R. L.
Rodgers
Stevens Richard, c, lab, r rear .17 N. Cal-
houn
Stevens Robert, c, barber, r 181 Wheat
Stevens Samuel, c, lab, r 174 Fort
Stevens Turner, c, lab, r 81 E. Fair
Stevens William, carpenter, r 185 W. Pe-
ters •
Stevens William, elk, bds 88 Green's
Ferry av
Stevens W. Sidney, opr W. U. Tel. Co.,
bds 72 Marietta
Stevenson Mary A., wid W* H., r 64
Fairlie
Stevenson Robert H., c (McCray <fc
Stevenson), r 63 Decatur
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Stevenson Shadtach, c, lab, r rear 106
Decatur '
Stevenson Thomas, wks Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath
Stevenson William H., elk, r 44 W. Pe-
ters i
Stewart Alexander, millwright, r 397
Mangum
Stewart Alexander J., carpenter E. Van-
Winkle & Co., r 5 Chapel v . . ;
Stewart Andrew P. (4. P. Stewart &
Co.), r Lee, ne cor Amos, W. E
Stewart Annie Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A.
j^ , I'f ace
STEWART A. P. & CO. (A. P. Stewart
and Jno. F. Steinhauer), stoves,
ranges, tinware and plumbers, 69
Whitehall, and 80 S. Broad
Stewart Bettie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Stewart Charles, student, bds 308 Peach-
tree
Stewart David O., elk D. H. Dougherty^
r 31 N. Forsyth i
Stewart Elam, c, driver G. W. Spears
Stewart Emmett, elk D. H. Dougherty,
r201 Peachtree
Stewart Ezekiel J., painter A. P. Tripod
Stev rrt Frederick S., contractor, r Gror-
dd, 8w cor cor Ashley
Ste'va* c George, elk, r 291 X. Collins
Stewart George S. (Stewart <fc Bro.), r
McDonough, nr limits
Stewart George W., elk G. B. Stewart, r
13 Haynes
Stewart Grishara B., saloon and whol li-
quors, 165 and 167 W. Peters
Stewart Henry, c, wks T. F. Walker
Stewart James A., candymkr Johnson
& Stallings
Stewart James M., butcher, 86>^ Peach-
tree, r 50 Powers
Stewart James S., butcher J. J. Stewart
Stewart Jane Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Stewart Jefferson D., wks A-L. Ry., r 9
Taylor
Stewart John H., elk Howard, Wood &
Co., bds 61 Marietta
Stewart John J., butcher, 339 W. Peters
Stewart John O., with Crane, Boylston
& Co., bds 199 S. Pryor
Stewart John R., butcher T. O. Croft, r
31 Brick
Stewart John T^ carpenter, r 201 E.
Hunter
Stewart Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
Stewart Joseph H., painter, r Bell wood
Stewart Kate Miss, r 6 Gartrell
Stewart Marion L., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co
Stewart Mary, wid J., r 29 Howell
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Stewart Mary Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Stewart Mary A. Mrs., boarding, 28
Mechanic
Stewart Mattie Miss, r 201 E. Hunter
Stewart Maude Miss, bds 13 S. Collins
Stewart Roberts., commer, 65 S. Broad,
r 81 W. Cain
Stewart Selina, c, laundress, r 132 E.
Baker
Stewart Samuel, c, lab, r 14 Biggers
Stewart Susan C, wid D. W., r 7 Bailey
Stewart Thomas H., elk Ramspeck &
Green, r W. E
Stewart Thomas J., stonecutter Bobbins,
Bros. & Co., bds 115 Decatur
Stewart William, candy
& Goldsmith
Stewart William, c, lab, r 157 W. Peters
Stewart William, c, lab, r 55 Foster
Stewart William A., elk S. M. Inman & .
Co., r W. E I
Stewart William F. (J. J. Tolbert & Co.),
r 30 Gartrell
Stewart William M. (Stewart & Bro.),
r country
Stewart William S., candymkr, r 24 Man-
gum
STJEWART & BROS. (G. W. and W. M.
Stewart), millers and lumber dealers, 22
S. Forsyth. (See adv.)
Stieglitz Frederick,agt, grocer, 125White-
hall
Stier George, elk W. H. Brotherton
Stier Fred T., carpenter, r 152 W.
Baker
STILSOX FRED J., watches, jewelry,
. etc., 53 Whitehall, r 62 Walton
/ Stine John, Jr., bkkpr P. Jones, bds
Kimball
Stinson Charles, c, driver Gordon &
White
Stinson Henry, c, driver, r 51 Pulliam
Stockdell Henry C, special agt Queen
Ins Co. of Eng., 3i Whitehall, r 61 W.
Mitchell
Stocker James M., elk, r ^48 Whitehall
Stocker John D., furniture mnfr, 236 Ma-
rietta, r 348 Whitehall
Stocker Ziba J., elk, r MS Whitehall
STOCKING SAMUEL, cashier Atla Cot
Fcty, r 314 Peach tree
Stocks Mary Mrs., housekpr, r 8 Mills
Stockton Benjamin F., plumber, r Simp-
son, sw cor Lambert
Stockton Edward D., engineer Kimball,
r 189 Davis
Stockton Hansell, trav agt, r llj W. Gar-
nett
Stockton Hattie Miss, r 130 Jones
Stockton John W., molder, r 40 Henry
Stockton Susan, wid W. M., bds 150
Whitehall
Stockton W. H., with Oglesby & Mea-
dor
Stoddard Alfred M., wks E. Van Win-
kle & Co., rW.E
Stodghill James R., physician, 49}4
Peach tree
Stogin Henry, c, lab, r rear 111 Green's
Ferry av
Stokes Anderson, c, lab, r 117 E. Harris
Stokes Augustus S., c, lab, r rear 65 N.
Collins
Stokes Evans, c, porter, r 370 Crumley
Stokes George, c, lab, r rear 139 E. Ba-
ker
Stokes Ida Miss, r 14 Warren pi
Stokes John W., commer, r 24 Ella,
Jamestown
Stokes Judge, c, lab, r 212 C. R. R
Stokes King, c, porter B. Karwisch, r
187 Calhoun
Stokes Mary Mrs., boarding, 57 Houston
Stokes Mattie, c, cook, r 40 Biggers
Stokes Missouri H. Miss, bds 113 Walton
Stokes Thomas H., elk, bds 57 Hous-
ton
Stokes Tobias, c, porter Wellhouse &
Sons
Stokes William, c, cook M. Calhoun
Stokes William, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
27 Moseley
Stokes William J., conductor Ga. R. R.,
r 14 Warren pi
Stoler Joseph, c, lab, r 29 Pettis
Stone John, bds 5 Taylor
Stone M. C. Mrs., bds Kimball
Stone Rogers, c, cookE. Mercer
Storrs E., wks R. R., bds 42 W. Peters
Storrs School, c, 96 Houston
Story Edward, c, porter J. Domini
Story Jane, c, laundress, r 160 Fillmore
Story John H., carpenter, r 127 W. Fair
Story Joseph, c, poller G. B. Stewart
STOUT BURWELL A., chief distribu-
ting elk P. O., bds 55 Walton
Stout Samuel V. D., elk Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 159 Haynes
Stovall Allen, c, porter D. R. Evans
Stovall Augustus, c, driver W. E. John-
son
Stovall Cicero C, vardmaster A. & W.
P. R. R., r 82 Hill
Stovall Frances C. B., wid P., r 23 Hay-
den
Stovall George M. (Stovall & Clarke),
r 15 Washington
Stovall Jerry, c, carpenter, r 13 Biggers
Stovall Marcellus A., wks F. E. Block
Stovall Mattie Miss, bds 15 E. Mitchell
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Stovall Ozias, physician, 102 Whitehall,
r 69 Chapel
Stovall Philip, machinist, r 52 Plum
Stovall William F., baggage master, r
267 E. Hunter
Stovall & Clarke (G. M. Stovall and P.
B. Clarke), mdse brokers, 24 J E. Ala-
bama
Stowers Ella Miss, r 348 Decatur
Stowers George, mer, r 348 Decatur
Stowers George, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co., r 142 Thompson
Stowers James D., with Am. S. M. Co., r
351 Decatur
Stowers Lewis H., trunkmkr R. H.
Huzza & Co., r 5 Chapel
Stowers Thomas J., section master Ga.
R. R., r 348 Decatur
Stradley David, machinist, bds Elliott,
nw cor Rhodes 4
Stradley E. B.. wks W. & A. R. R X
Stradley Lizzie Miss, bds 127 Marietta
Stradley Mary, wid D. M., r 127 Marietta
Strange Fannie, wid W., r 63 Leonard,
Jamestown
Strapp George, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Strauss Augusta Mrs., r 50^ S. Broad
Strauss David, trav afft, r 72 E. Fair
Street Annie,wid J. M., r ws Blackmon,
2d n of E.Harris
Street Charles H., wks Exposition Mills,
r 591 Marietta
Street George T., carpenter, r 94 Wind-
sor
Street Walter, c, hostler J. M. Latham
Strickler G. B. Rev., pastor Central
Presby Ch, r 57 Washington
Strickland Alfred, c, lab, r 109 Stone-
wall
Strickland Daniel, c, waiter E. Mercer,
r 64 Brick
Strickland George, c, carpenter, r 305 W.
Mitchell
Strickland Harrison Rev., c, r 15 Hol-
land
Strickland John, tinner W. J. Wood
Strickland Lewis, c, lab, r 152 Wheat
Strickland Robert M., elk J. A. Watson
& Co., bds 221^ W. Mitchell
Strickland Stephen, c, lab, r Walker al
sw cor Howell
Strickland Thomas, c, driver, r rear 267
Whitehall
Strickland William, c, sampler, r 20 Ce-
dar
Stringer Mary F., wid W. M., r 45
Foundry
Striplin Martha, c, laundress, r 202 El-
liott
Strobel .Frank E., elk C. A. Estabrook
Stroder Henry, baker J. D. Brady & i
Bro ^
Stroemer Lizzie Mad.,r 13 S. Collins
STRONG CICERO H., Clk Superior
Court, Court House, r Peachtree, bey
limits I
Strong Daniel D., machinist A-L. Ry., j
r Ga. R. R., se cor Badger j
Strong Jane, c, laundress, r 50 W. Fair 1
Strong Jeremiah, c, wks Kimball, r 241 i
McDonough
Stroud E. Lumpkin (Stroud & Peck), r
253^ Marietta
Stroud J. Hamilton, policeman, bds 115
Decatur
Stroud Seaborn A., cemetery guard, r
281 E. Hunter
Stroud W. L., brakeman W. & A. R. R
Stroud & Peck (E. L. Stroud and E. J.
Peck), physicians, 25 J Marietta
Stroup Julius, carpenter W. & A. R. R„
r 79 Stonewall
Stroup William R., cabinetmkr, r Bell-
wood *
Strozier Adam, c, lab, r rear 62 Tatnall
Strozier Mason, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Strozier May, c, lab, r es Porter, 1st n of
Hi^h
Strozier Washington, c, wks Z. E. Tay-
lor
Stuart Connolly L., ins agt, r 219 N. Cal-
houn
Stuart Louise Miss, hair dresser, 4Q}4
Whitehall, r 46>^ Whitehall
Stubbs Edward, c, wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co., r rear 33 Fulton
Stuchlik Joseph, foreman F. E. Block, r
70 Nelson
Stultz Charles, lab, r 10 W. Simpson
Sturtevant George W. (Jester & Sturte-
vant), r Peachtree, nr North av
Sturtevant William, c, wks Kimball
Sturges James C, with S. P. Richards, r
14 Pulliam
Styles Henry, c, porter R. M. Clayton
Styles Louisa, c, cook, r rear 14 Clifford
Sudden Mary A. Mrs., housekpr D. H.
Dougherty
Suey Sanders, c, lab, r ss Anderson, 2d e
of Eraser
Sullivan Annie Miss, r 249 Deeatur
Sullivan Christopher, with M. C. & J.
F. Kiser <fc Co., r 26 Rhodes
Sullivan Dennis F., foreman, r 249 De-
catur
Sullivan George, c, lab, r 137 Luckie
Sullivan George H., contractor, r 101
W. Baker
Sullivan George W. (G. W. Sullivan &
Co.), r 90 Pulliam
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Sullivan and ), auctioneers and
com mers, 7 Decatur
Sullivan Georgia, wid M., r 85 Loyd
Sullivan Grace E., wid J., r90 Pulliam
Sullivan Jack J., bkkpr E. W. Marsh,
Jr., r 144 S. Pryor
Sullivan James, engineer A. & W. P.
R. R
Sullivan James, student, r 24 W. Baker
Sullivan John, wks W. & A. R. R., r
249 Decatur
Sullivan John H., wks Sou Ag Wks, r
Hunnicutt, sw cor Fowler
Sullivan Kate Miss, r 256 E. Hunter
Sullivan Patrick, car inspector Ga. R.
R., r 259 E. Fair
Sullivan Patrick, wks W. & A. R. R., r
111 W. Baker
Sullivan Robert H., ins agt, r 22 Walker
Sullivan T., opr W. U. Tel. Co
. Sullivan AVilliam H., gunsmith, 99
Whitehall, r 53 E. Mitchell
Summer Hill School, c, 160 Martin
Summers Amos, c, driver, r 262 N. Cal-
houn
Summers Bristol, c, lab, r 148 E. Cain
Summers Butler, c, shoemkr, r 396 Mau-
gum
Summers Charles, c, driver A. L. & T.
A. Holbrook
Summers Floyd,c, drayman, r 164 Ellis
Summers Franklin (Merritt & Summers),
r Flat Shoals rd
Summers J. B., baggagemaster W. & A.
R. R.
Summers Lucy, c, laundress, r 51 Foster
Summers Mattie Miss, with J. P. Stevens
&Co
Summers Seaborne, c, lab, r 148 E. Cain
Summers William, c, lab, r 1 Horton
Sumner Henry A., yardmaster, r 228 W.
Fair
Sunbury Alice Miss, r 404 Whitehall
Sunday Phonograph, W. T. Christopher
& Bro., proprs; 77}4 S. Broad
SUNNY SOUTH, J. H. & W. B. Seals,
proprs ; 24^ S. Broad
Sutherland Frederick, wks J. Trowb-
ridge & Son, r 5 Fort
SuUiflfe J. E. Mrs., r 29 N. Calhoun
Suttle John M., student, r 19 Haynes
Suttles James, wks A-X. Ry, r 141 W.
Fair
Suttles Wiley, c, butler, r rear 61 S.
Pryor
Sutton Amanda D. C, wid W., r 1 W.
Fair
Sutton Blakely, trav agt, r 1 W. Fair
Sutton Charles, bds 12 ^^ W. Mitchell
Sutton Crawford, c, blksmth W. Forsyth
Sutton Esther, c, laundress, r 300 N'ew
Wheat
Sutton Henry, c, shoemkr, 52 S. Pryor. r
24 Reed '
Sutton John, c, driver Wyly & Greene
Sutton John, c, well digger, r rear 81
Plum
Sutton Joseph, wks A. M. Bergstrom
Sutton Thomas B., with Johnson &
Caverly
Sutton William, c, wks Markham, r 180
' Decatur
Swann James, pres Atlanta National
Bank, r New York
Swann James W., bkkpr, r Kirkwood
Swann Phebe, c, laundress, r rear 46
Tattnall
Swann Robert, elk Fox & White, r Kirk-
wood
Swann Samuel A., asst bkkpr Merchants
Bank, r Kirkwood
Swanson Irving, waiter, r es Calhoun,
6th n of Baker
Swearingen Thomas J., elk Traynham &
Ray, r 23 Yonge
Sweatman Lou Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Swift Anna, wid R. L., r ISOMcDonough
SWIFT CHARLES H. (C. H. Swift &
Co., r 207 Jones
Swift Charles T., vice prest Swift Specific
Co., r 38 Kimball
SWIFT C. H. & CO. (C. H. Swift, E. B.
Watson and W. D. Luckie), undertak-
ers and dealers in cases, caskets, robes,
etc., 43, 45 and 47 Loyd. (See cover
and p. 67.)
Swift F. C. Mrs., bds Kimball
Swift James, c, wks W. E. Jones
Swift John N. (Muse, Swift & Dallas),
bds 124 Peachtree
Swift Robert B., elk E. W. Marsh, Jr.,
bds 239 Whitehall
Swift Specific Co., 14 Ivy
Swift Thomas L., mer, r 92 W. Fair
Swint Benjamin H., fireman A-L. Ry.
bds 29Yonge
Swint C. R., engineer A-L. Ry
Switcher Samuel, c, lab, r rear 236 Hous-
ton
Swords James H., lab, r 127 Marietta
Swope Arthur W., billposter A. W.
Kries
Swygert Emma Miss, r 5 Bell
Swygert George A., watchman A-L. Ry,
r 5 Bell
Sykes Alexander, c, lab, r 1 Ella
Sykes Mack, c, porter G. W. Sullivan &
Co., r 304 W. Mitchell
Sylvester Peter, c, lab, r 11 Maple
ALWAYS TRAVEL ^o^lrP^T^t^
■- r
For Cliurcl] mi Home Use, BOIf THE SMITH ilMEBICIIII OBGim.
SYM
431
Symmers William, bkkpr P. H. Snook,
r 136 Thompson
Symmes Susan, widG. W., r65>^ Peach-
tree
TABER FAIRBURX F., physician
(homeo), 82 Decatur
Taber Martha A. Mrs., fruits, 167 Ma-
rietta
Taber Mary Mrs., dressmkr, 563^ White-
hall, r 82 Decatur
Tachior Felix, butcher, r 60 McDon-
ough
Tahone Georgia, wid J., r rear 276 W.
Peters
Talbot Clinton C, driver Engine No. 2,
r 83 E. Alabama
Talbot William L., fireman, r 48 W.
Peters
Taliaferro Ida, c, laundress, r rear 146
S. Forsyth
Taliaferro Peter, c, w^elldigger, r 5 S.
Terry
Taliaferro Ralph, c, wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 18 Chapel
TALIAFERRO VALENTINE H., phy-
sician, 170 S. Pryor
TALIAFERRO & NOBLE (V. H. Talia-
ferro and G. H. Noble) physicians, 170
S. Pryor
Talley Algernon S. (Cheshire & Tallev)
r 196 S. Pryor ^
TaUey William M. (Peek& Talley), r65
Davis
TalmageAnnP. Mrs., boarding, 58 N.
Forsyth
Talty PeterJ. (Hudgins & Talty), r 63
E. Alabama
Tankersley A., engineer A-L. Ry
Tanks William, c, lab, r 288 W. Mitehell
Tanlunson Laurence A., elk, r 85 Loyd
Tanlunson Mary N., wid A., r 85 Lovd
TANNER, CURRIER & HEATH (W. J.
Tanner, C. E. Currier and W. A.
Heath), whol grocers, 11 & 13 N. Pryor
TANNER GEORGE H., notary public
and ex. oflicio justice of Peace, 16 V^
Whitehall, r 266 Whitehall
TANNERJOSEPHB., real estate, r 93
Fort
Tanner Starling T., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co., r ns Mays al. 2d w of Elliott
Tanner William J. (Tanner, Currier &
Heath), r 26>^ E. Alabama
Tansley Joseph, c, lab, r rear 82 Forrest
av
Tappan Curtis B., agt G. V. Hecker &
Co., r 279 Luckie
Tappan William L. (England, Jelks &
lappan),r 84 E. Cain
TAY
W
Tarrant Terry, molder McCombs, Meakin
Tate Charles, c, waiter Markham House
r 42 Fulton '
Tate George W., c, wks C. H. Cox, r 10
Liberty
Tate James, c (J. Tate & Son), r 222 De-
tur
Tate James B., maehinist, bds 108 Mari-
etta
Tate James E., c (J. Tate <fc Son), r 222
Decatur
Tate Jennie, wid D., bds 39 W. Simpson
late John, c, porter Adair <fc Bro
Tate Joseph, c, porter, r 41 Kennedy
Tate J. & Son, c (J. and J. E. Tate)
genl store 222 Decatur
Tatem Bruce Miss, r 14 Haynes ;- ~
Tatum Robert P., r 42 Alexander
Taylor Ada Miss, milliner, bds 39*
Whitehall ' ^
Taylor A. Z., coupler W. & A. R. R
Taylor Charles C, gun and locksmith,
82 Peachtree '
Taylor Florinda Mrs. (J. J. Williams &
Co.), r Stone Mountain
Taylor F. E., brakeman W. & A. R R
Taylor George, c, butler J. L. Brown
laylor George, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Taylor George W., c, engineer, r rear 56
Collms
Taylor George W., with Akers & Bros*
Taylor Green, c, waiter, r rear 101 E
Cain-
Taylor Hannah, c, cook, r rear 90S. But-
ler
Taylor Howard, c, wks Union Depot
Taylor Isaac, c, lab, r rear 85 S. Pryor
Taylor Jackson T., lawyer, r 161 Ivy
Taylor James, c, lab, r 241 Marietta *
Taylor James W., wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co., r 154 Fillmore
Taylor Jeremiah, c, lab, r rear 101 E
Cain
Taylor Jesse, c, porter, r 140 Eraser
Taylor John T., carpenter, r 212 E. Hun-
ter
Taylor John T., coppersmith, r 144 Fill-
more
Taylor Julia Mrs., r 26 Victoria
Taylor Jupiter, c, lab, r New Wheat, ne
cor Randolph -> >
Taylor Lewis, c, driver Dr. J. J. Cald-
well
Taylor Lockette, c, waiter E. Mercer
^7}?\^?^^ *^- (^- ^' '^ayloJ^ & Co.), r
184 McDonough '
Taylor M. A. J^Ss., elk M. Ri6h & Bro
Taylor M. J. & Co. (M. J. and W. M.
laylor), mdse brokers, 26 S. Pryor
Makes Best SHIKT to order- -6 for $9.
Perfect fit griumuiteed.
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street
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T, A, FRIERSON
Eeai Estate & Renting Agent,
10 Wall St., in Kimball Eouse.
TAY
432
I'HE
Taylor Newton J., carpenter W. & A.
R. R., r 52 W. Simpson
Taylor Philip E.,bkkpr T. M. Clarke &
Co
Taylor Samuel, c, wks Kimball
Taylor Samuel F., with Gramling, Spal-
ding & Qo
Taylor Sarah J. Mrs., boarding, 46
E. Hunter
Taylor Susan, w^id J. A., bds Kimball
Taylor Thomas H., grocer, 129 E. Hun-
ter
Taylor Thomas M., scalemkr, 16 E. Hun-
* ter, r 138 Crew
Taylor Toulmine W., bkkpr J. J. Wil-
liams & Co., r 124 Peach tree
TAYLOR WALTER A., druggist, mnfr
Taylor's Premium Cologne, 2 Marietta,
r 227 Peachtree
Taylor William, c, porter Reed & White,
r 84 Ivy
Taylor William M. (M. J. Taylor & Co.),
r 4 Yonge
Taylor WUliam M., coupler W. & A. R.
R., bds 7 Rock
Taylor William Z., wks A. & W. P.
R. R
Taylor Zachariah, c, lab, r ss Irwin, 1st
e of Fort
TAYLOR ZACK E., agt, livery and sale
stables, 24, 26 and 28 W. Hunter, bds
46 E. Hunter
Teat Henry P., pressman W. C. Dodson
Teat J. Price, printer, bds 16 Mechanic
Teat Wiley A., printer A. M. Bergstrom,
r 16 Mechanic
Tebeau Edmund P., opr W. U. Tel Co.,
r 100 Windsor
Tedder Hirt, carpenter W. H. Frizzell &
Co
Teele Emma Miss, bds 40 Line
Teems Fr^nk M., conductor, r 20 Rock
Teitleb^um Adolph, with M. Rich &
Bro., rl74S. Forsyth
Teitlebaum Louis S., elk Elsas, May &
Co., bds 169 S. Forsyth
Teitlebaum Morris, asst bkkpr Well-
house & Son, r 82 Magazine
Teitlebaum William (Teitlebaum &
Macklin), r 174 S. Forsyth
Teitlebaum & Macklin (W. Teitlebaum
and J. J. Macklin), match factory, 294
and 296 New Wheat
Telfair Shadrach, c, lab, r 24 High
Telfair Simon, c, lab, r 24 High
Telfair Thomas, c, lab, r 59 Hilliard
TEMPLE ROBERT H., chief engineer
Ga. P. Ry, bds Kimball ^
Tenant Annie, wid G., r 500 Decatur
Tennyson Henry, c, fireman A-L. Ry
Tenneman Henry, trunkmkr R. H.
Huzza & Co
Terrell C. L. Mrs., r 34 McDonough
Terrell Fannie, c, laundress, r 51 Foster
Terrell George, c, lab, r 179 Ellis
Terrell Harrison H., r 68 Irwin
Terrell James, c, porter, r 335 Jones
Terrell John, c, lab, r ns E. Harris, 1st
w of Randolph
Terrell John H., c, lab, r 18 Randolph
Terrell Lynch M., division supt Ry Mail
Service, U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg, r
68 Irwin
Terrell Tobias, c, porter Milburn Wagon
Co
Terrell William, c, lab, r 16 Pittman al
Terrell Zack T., conductor W. & A. R. R
Terry Annie C. Mrs., boarding, 79 S.
Pryor
Terry George W., chiet eng Atlanta
Water Wks
Terry George W. Jr., collector Atlanta
Water Wks, bds 41 W. Mitchell
Terry James, printer Constitution, bds
161 Marietta
Terry John, c, wks Atla Cora & W. Co.,
r 141 C. R. R
Terry Milton, c, carpenter, r 33 Ran-
dolph
Terry Newton H. (Terry & Bro.), r 13
Hilliard
Terry Grin T., office 50 Marietta, r De-
catur
Terry R. Stockton (Scoville & Terry), r
Lynchburg, Va
Terry Stephen PMabin & Terry), r 284
E. Fair ^
Terry William, lab, r Bell wood ^
Terry William, c, lab, r 50 Church
Terry Wilson M. (Terry & Bro.), r 12
Hilliard
Terry & Bro (W. M. and N. H. Terry),
grain and flour, 66 Decatur
Tewksberry William K., elk Estey Or-
gan Co., r 35 Walker
Thaxton Emma Miss, r 16 Henry
Thaxton W. D., engineer A-L. Ry
Thayer Delos W., manager Standard
Pub. Co., bds 84 Ivy
Thayer Edward O. Rev., pros, and treas.
Clark Univei*sity, r s end McDonough
The Atlanta Co-operative Savings Assn,
11 J S. Broad
The Atlanta Republican, W. L. Clark,
propr ; 87^ S. Broad
THE ATLANTA TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, NO. 48, Joseph Cohran, pres. ;
Jos. D. Deihl, sec ; hall 9^ W. Mitchell ;
meets second Friday night in each
month
» •
THE KEHHESAW R^
OUTE is the Best
tin North. East fcWesL
w. J. wnuNeHAr^^rtSiS;
THE
433
THE BRADSTREET CO., H. C. Leon-
ard, manager; 38 and 40 S. Pryor (See
fly A.)
THE CRITIC, G. H. Eddleman, propr,
32 S. Broad ' i' f »
The Female Private Infirmary, Drs. Tal-
iaferro .and Noble, 180 and 186 S.
Pryor ■
The Gate City Produce and Cotton Ex-
change, S. H. Phelan, manager, 40 S.
Broad
THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL AND MIN-
ING CO., 38 E. Wall. (See fly C.)
The Georgia Provident Assn, 7^ S.
Broad
The Globe Planter Mnfg Co., 226 Ma-
rietta
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
75 Whitehall
The Matrimonial Endowment Assn, B.
M. Blount, sec ; 3^ Whitehall
The Monday Morning Mail, 37^ S. Broad
. The Mutual Loan and Building Assn, 31
S. Broad
' ' The National Publishing Co., 30 S. Broad
The Peoples Cause, H. N. Cramer, propr :
87i S. Broad
THE RICHMOND AND DANYILLE EX-
TENSION CO.. 50 N. Broad
THE SINGER itNFG. CO., C. G. Lam-
bert, manager; 42 Marietta
THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.,
A. H. Tyler, manager; Organs, Pianos
etc., 27 Whitehall. (See top lines.)
THE SOUTHERN ADDRESS CO.,
Wynne & Evans, proprs ; circulars ad-
dressed, 13 E. Hunter. (See p. 223.)
The Southern Cultivator and Dixie Far-
mer, 32 and 34 W. Alabama
The Southern Dental Journal, 44 White-
hall
The Southern Spring Bed Co. (J. B.
Ryan and G. H. McBride), wiremat-
tresses, 137 Marietta
The Southern Templar, 34 W. Mitchell
V mu® Southern World, 31J S. Broad
The Tallapoosa Copper Reduction Co.,
38 E. Wall
THO
Thomas Albert, c, wksE. Van Winkle &
Co., r 57 Rawson
Thomas-Albert, c, wks Globe P. Mnfir
Co., r 190 Eraser
Thomas Alexander, c, lab, r 249 Jones
Thomas Alexander S., collector, r 73
McAfee
Thomas Alvinzi G. Rev., pastor Church
ofChrist, r80Pulliam
Thomas- Andrew, c, lab, r 52 Haynes
Thomas Annie Miss, r 193 W. Mitchell
lliomas Augustus, c, wks Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 3 Raspberry
Thomas A. B., wid N., bds 81 Marietta
Thomas Benjamin F., c, shoemki- H.
Sutton, r 97 Loyd
Thomas Benjamin J., c, porter Beck,
Gregg & Co., r 66 Chamberlin
Thomas Bessie Miss, r 73 Forrest av
Thomas Carrie C, wid L. S.,bds 126 S.
Forsyth
Tliomas Celia, c, laundress, r 134 Mark-
ham
Thomas Charles, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Thomas Charles B., physician, r 242
Peachtree
Thomas Charles S., with J. Stephens &
Co., bds 13 E. Alabama
Thomas Colin, c, porter Commercial
Hotel
Thomas Daniel, c, lab, r 18 N. Calhoun
Thomas Dennis, c, cook, r rear Washing-
ton, nw cor Clarke
Thomas Edmund, c, dyer J. Lochrev, r
224 Glenn ^'
Thomas Edward B., mer, r 134 W. Ba-
ker
Thomtis Edward G., elk Ry M. S., r 113
Peachtree
Thomas Eldredge, c, lab, r 93 Bell
Thomas Elijah, /;, lab, r 174 E. Harris
Thomas Eliza, wid T. L., r 31 S. Moore
Thomas Ella, c, teacher, r 135 Markham
Thomas Ellen E., wid H. P., r 406 YThite-
hall
Thomas Erwin, c, lab, r 254 W. Mitchell
Thomas Fanny Miss, r 55 E. Peters
Tiio w«n T •. x> , ^ j.iiuiiiaB r anny jjiiss, r bo n:. fete
The Walker Iron and Coal Co., 38 E. Thomas Frank M., patternmkr
Wall
Thetters Anna, wid W., r 6 Ezzard
Ihibedeaux Joseph H., bkkpr W. & A.
R. R., r 118 Crew
Thiot Ann, wid C, bds 128 S. Pryor
ThirdBaptist Church, 31 Jones av
Third Presbyterian Churcli, 154 W. Ba-
ker
Thomas Abraham, c, lab, r 14 Randolph
ihomas Adolph, c, waiter, r 17 N. CoUins
Ihomas Albert, c, driver, r 212 X. Butler
Bell
r 56
Thomas George, butcher, r 62 Ilaynes
Thomas George, c, lab, r Porter, sw cor
High
Thomas George, c, porter, r 9 Tumlin
Thomas George F. (Thomas & Farrell),
r 215 W. Peters '
Thomas George I., life ms agt, 48 Mari-
etta, r 47 Crew
THOMAS GEORGE S., lawyer, 2}4 Ma-
rietta, r 38 McDonough
M f iMK mmm, BUGtia
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc
■t-~ .... -
Is ■
111
V
t;J
GORDON & WHITE.'g'N'rr
THO
434
THO
Thomas Henry, c, lab, r rear 136 W. Ba-
ker
Thomas Henry, c, lab, r rear 220 W.
Fair
Thomas Henry, c, lab, r 58 Foster
Thomas Henry W., furniture, r 406
- Whitehall
Thomas Howard, c, porter R. B. Jones
Thomas Howell I., gin builder, Mayson
Ferry rd, ne cor Means
Thomas H. Mrs., r 89 E. Mitchell
Thomas Isaac, c, wks R. R., r 97 S.
Terry
Thomas Isaiah, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co
Thomas James, pressman W. C. Dodson,
r 89 RavvBon
Thomas James, c, lab, r 174 E. Harris
Thomas James W., trav agt, r 72 Crew
Thomas Jefferson, c, lab, r 9 Tumlin
Thomas Jeremiah, c, lab, r 26 Markham
Thomas Jesse, c, barber, r 178 N. Butler
Thomas John, c, butler E. E. Rawson
Thomas John, elk, bds 79 S. Pryor
Thomas John, c, lab, r 7 Welton pi
Thomas John, c, porter S. T. Grady
Thomas John, c, porter D. N. High-
tower
Thomas John, stockdlr, r 11 W. Peters
Thomas John, c, lab, r es Tumlin, 2d n
of 4th
Thomas John A., c,wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 279 Rawson
Thomas Joseph, c, carpenter, rns Solo-
mon, 1st e of Fraser i
Thomas Julia, c, laundress, r rear 278
Whitehall
Thomas J., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Thomas J. H., wks E. Van Winkle & Co
Thomas J. L., engineer Ga. R. R
Thomas Kate, c, laundress, r 174 ^VTieat
Thomas Lee, c, lab, r rear 24 W. Baker
Thomas Lee C. (Thomas & Co.), r 28 W.
Harris
Thomas Lewis, c, lab, r 58 Foster
Thomas Lewis, c, striker, r 52 Hulsey
Thomas Louis A., mason, r 193 W.
Mitchell
Thomas Louis H., wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co
Thomas Louis W., lawyer, bds 142
Peachtree
Thomas Lovick P. (Helmer <fc Thomas),
r 55 E. Peter
Thomas Lovick P. Jr., trav agt, r 55 E.
Peters
Thomas Luke, c, porter H. F. Emery
Thomas Mary E., wid Dr. J. M., r 73
Forrest av
Thomas Mattie Miss, r 81 Haynes
Thomas Neal, c, lab, r 52 Hulsey
Thomas Nelson, c, lab, r ss Chapel, 2d e
of West End, W. E
Thomas Ock, elk, r 58 Cone
Thomas Orange, c, baker Markham
House, r 300 New Wheat
Thomas Oscar C, with J. B. Daniel
Thomas Peyton, c, lab, r 46 Brick
Thomas Philo, c, porter, r rear 126 S.
c, drayman, r 298
Forsyth
Thomas Pinckney,
Fort
Thomas Richard, c, wks E. Van Winkle
&Co
Thomas Richard S., elk, r 24 Hunt
Thomas Robert, c, driver Morris & Bro
Thomas Robert, c, porter Logan & Co., r
115 Fraser
Thomas Robert S., grocer, 640 Marietta
Thomas Robert T., tailor Hirsch Bros., r
68 Davis
THOMAS SAMUEL, pres E. T., V. &G.
R. R., r New York. (See p. 8)
Thomas Samuel, c, lab, r rear 127 Hous-
ton
Thomas Samuel, c, lab, r 52 Hulsey
Thomas Scipio, c, lab, r 89 Martin
Thomas Seaborn, c, waiter, r 168 S.
Pryor
Thomas Seaborn, c, lab, r 114 E. Gamett
Thomas Simeon, c, lab, r 46 Allac
Thomas Thenie, c, r 11 S. Collins ' '
Thomas Thomas, c, carpenter, r 206
Irwin
Thomas Thomas, elk, bds 79 S. Pryor
Thomas Thomas, c, driver E. Johnson
Son & Co
Thomas Thomas, c, lab, r 154 N. Butler
Thomas Thomas, c, lab, r 153 Greens
Ferry av
Thomas Thomas J., elk, r 31 S. Moore
Thomas William, c, waiter, r rear 11 E.
Cain
Thomas William B., elk W. & A. R. R.,
r 68 Man^um
Thomas William M., carpenter, r Bell-
wood
Thomas & Co. (L. C. Thomas and — .),
pork packers, 237 Marietta
Thomas & Farrell (G. F. Thomas and J.
Farrell), saloon, 215 W.Peters
Thomason George W., bkkpr H. W.
Jones, bds Markham
Thomason John, grocer, 141 Houston,
sw cor N. Butler
Thomason Judson J., printer Post Ap-
peal, r 12 Kelly
Thomason Sarah Miss, r 437 W. Peters
Thompson Alfred, c, lab, r rear 137 Crew
I Thompson Andrew, elk, r 68 Spring
GO WEST
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
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MAM BERRY, "-^f I1.1« «f »/™«s
i THO 7^^ ■
Thompson Andrew J., carpenter Ga. R
R., r315S. Pryor
Thompson Andrew P. (Clarke, Thomn-
son & Co.), r 72 Spring
idr
Thompson Anna, c, laundress, r 61 James
Ihompson Annie Mrs., seamstress, r 13
Powers
Thompson Augustus, c, blksmith, 50 S.
Pryor,- r 79 Connally
Thompson Belle Miss,' bds 315 S. Pryor
Ihompson Charles, c, wks O. A. Smith
lliompson Cora, c, laundress, r 73 Greens
Ferry av
, Thompson C, elk J. Ryan, r Stone
Mountam
Thompson David, elk Ry M. S., r Smith,
sw cor Richardson
: Thompson Flora, c, seamstress, r 7 Ma-
* pie
r •, Thompson Frank, c, porter E. F. Done-
;^Ti". hoo
-r Thompson George, elk, r 149 S. For-
gyth
Thompson George, grocer, 60 Hum-
phries
Thompson George B., printer E. S. Gav
r 149 Forsyth '
Thompson Green, grocer, 32 Fraser
Thompson G. S. Rev., c, pastor Markham
St Church
Thompson Hannon, c, lab, r rear 12
Thompson
Thompson Henry, c, wks Ga Ice Mnf<r
Co "
Thompson Hilliard A., carpenter, r 5
. Kirk
Thompson Isaac, c, wks Chicago Beef
Market
Thompson Isaac P., watchmkr, bds 330
Marietta
Tliompson James, c, lab, r 193 Fillmore
THOMPSON JAMES K., grocer 'and
butcher, 136 E. Hunter
Thompson Jane S. Mrs., bds 13 Wash-
ington '
Thompson Jennie Miss, bkkpr, r 152 S
Pryor
Thompson Jeremiah, c, restaurant, 78
Decatur
THOMPSON JOHN B., lumber, wood,
real estate and mnfr of brick, 220 to
224 Wheat, r 228i Wheat
Thompson John F., c, blksmth, r 79 Con-
nally
Thompson John R., constable, 16*
Whitehall, r 159 Thompson
Thompson John S., dentist, 37>^ White-
hall, r 20 McDonough
Thompson John T., cashier Harle & Par-
rott
Ihuiiipson jonn W., with F. E. Block, r
DO lerry ■
Thompson Joseph, c, fireman, r 73 Gar-
trell '
Thompson Joseph, physician, r 238 S.
Pryor
Thompson Joseph Jr. (Cox, Hill &■
,^/hompson), bds Kimball
Thompson Joseph W. (Daniel & Thomn-
son), r 54 W. Peters ^
Thompson J. Edgar, with Atla Home
Ins Co., r 205 Rawson
Thompson J. C, carpenter, bds 155 Mari-
etta
'^MillB^^° Lulu Miss, wks Fulton
'^^™Pson Mary Mrs., boarding, 315 S.
Thompson Mary Miss, r 36 Houston
Ihompson, Myra, c, laundress, r 5 New-
Thompson Octavue, c, lab, r rear 220 W.
h air
Thompson Paul W., c, lab, r ns Jones al -
2d w of W. & A. R. R
Thompson Rachel M. Mrs., grocer, 285
Hj. hair
Thompson Rachel, c, laundress, r 135
Whitehall
Thompson Ransom M., saloon, 57 Deca-
tur
Thompson Rebecca, wifl W., r 19 Irwin
Ihompson Remus, c, porter Albbott &
Gray
Thompson Richard, carpenter, r 236 E
Hunter
^^]^}^^^P^l'^ohert,pre8 Atla Cotton Seed
Oil Mills, r Nashville, Tenn
THOMPSON ROBERT G., restaurant, 13
E. Alabama. (See p. 63.)
Thompson Rosa, wid B., r es Bradley,
1st s of Irwin '''
IJompsouRufus, c, lab, r 102 N. CoUins
Ihompson bailie Miss, governess, r 103
E. Mitchell
Thompson Sarah, wid B. W., r 42 Kimr
Ihompson Scott, carpenter A-L. Ry
Ihompson Silas, c, lab, r us E. Harris,
Istw of Fortune
Thompson Thomas C, elk S. M. Inman
& Co
Thompson Thomas J., policeman, r 38
Davis *
Thompson Thomas W., watchmkr, r 46
McAfee
Thompson Warren R. D., physician, 285
E, b air '
W
Thompson William, elk, bds 42 King
Thompson William, tinner J. Warlick&
r"Dlxlo Sui^ FRTShirto^atSi;
r Keep* no trtth called thirtt;
b U end 13 Whitehall St.
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hcTTAT nQT^AT^ti city Ppoper(y,Farm8. Mills, Lands, Etc.
JAljriLl LjkJ 1 ri i Hi T. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 10 Wall St
THO
436
TIL
Thompson William K., carpenter, r Sa- | Thrasher Kichard, c, lab, r 66 \V. i:*eters
vaDnah, nw cor E. Fair
Thompson Willis W., grocer, 265 Decatur
Thompson W. P., engineer W. & A. R. K
THOMPSON'S LADIES AND GENTS
DINING PARLOR, 13 E. Alabama,
(See p 63.)
Thomson Janney W.(Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co.), bds 152 S. Pryor
Thomson Rush, supt The Globe Planter
Mrifg Co., r 72 Alexander
Thompson Sophronia Miss, dairy, 280
New Wheat
Thomson William S. (Candler & Thom-
son), treas The Globe Planter Mnfg
Co., r 417 Peachtree
Thorn Charles, c, r 4 Fort
Thome Charles C, grocer, 118 White-
hall, r 144 McDonough
Thome Daniel T., carpenter, r New
Wheat, ne cor Bradley
Thornton Albert E., Sec. Atlanta Cotton
Seed Oil Mills, 15>^ E. Alabama, r 481
Peachtree
Thornton Eugene H., mer, bds 109 S.
Pryor
Thornton James, c, lab, r 136 Crumley
Thornton Jerome B., candymkr, r Irwin,
se cor Garner, W. E
Thornton Jesse, c, grocer, 5 Larkin
Thornton Maggie, wid W., r 10 Solomon
Thornton Mamie E. Miss, r 123 W.
Peters
THORNTON MARCELLUS E., propr
Post- Appeal, Forsyth, cor Walton, r 81
Cox
Thornton Mary E., wid S. W., r 123 W.
Peters
Thornton Robert, c, driver C. E. Boyn-
ton, r rear 216 Rawson
Thornton Scott, collector Post- Appeal, r
123 W. Peters
Thornton Vincent R., mess Sou Exp.
Co., r 262 W. Peters
Thorpe Mary, wid E., r 310 New Wheat
Thrash Lawrence B., printer, r 37 Stone-
-^ wall
^Thrash Oliver, c, lab, r 60 Lambert
Thrash William H., engineer, r 152 W.
Hunter
Thrasher Benjamin, c, lab, r 96 Humph-
ries
Thrasher Charles, c, butler, r rear 230
Whitehall
Thrasher Eliza, c, wks T. F. Lovette
Thrasher Edmund, c, drayman, r 205
Glenn
Thrasher George, c, mason, r ws Hum-
phries, 2d n of Austin al
Thrasher John, c, lab, r 17 Rawson
Thrasher Young, c, lab, r 50 Green's
Ferry av
THROWER JAMES G., plain and orna-
mental plasterer, 12 Loyd, r 65 J White-
hall. (See p. 64.)
Thrower James K., printer, bds 159 E.
Hunter
Thrower Louisa Miss, r 65)^ Whitehall
Thrower Thomas L., engineer, r 30 W.
Mitchell
Thrush W. H., engineer W. & A. R. R
Thurman Aaron, c, wks Kimball, r 38
Rawson
Thurman Charles, moWer, r 68 Rock
Thurman David, watchman, r 17 Rock
Thurman Edward, c, lab, r 115 E. Ba-
ker
Thurman James M., elk, r 13 Rock
Thurman James, nreman Ga. P. Ry, bds
190 Marietta
Thurman John A. Rev., r 63 Mays al
Thurman John B., carpenter, r 54 Jones
av
Thurman John W., r 17 Factory
Grounds
Thurman Nathan, c, lab, r 30 Thur-
mond
Thurman Pennie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Thurman William W., saloon, 210 Mari-
etta, r 151 Walton
Thurston Edwin M., elk The Bradstreet
Co., r Decatur, Ga
Thweatt Alexander S., asst ticket agt
Union Depot, bds Markham
Tibbs Charles H., copyist, r 34 Gilmer
Tibbs Walter, student, r 28 Ella
Tibbs William C. mdse broker, 35 W. Al-
abama, r 28 Ella
Tibbs William C. Jr., elk, r 28 Ella
Tibbs William H. (Kenner, Tibbs &
Eakin), r Dalton, Ga
Tichenor Emma L. Miss, r 66 Cooper
Tichenor Isaac T. Rev., corresponding
sec Home Mission Boaid, r 66 Cooper
Tidwell Addie, c, r 11 S. Collins
Tidwell Amanda L., wid S., r 30 Walker
Tidwell Reuben W., grocer, r 150 S. For-
syth
Tidwell Sheppard A., lawyer, r 30
Walker
Tidwell William, elk, r 30 Walker
Tie Green, c, lab, r 116 Gray
Tift Edmund H., mnfr neckwear, 43>^
Whitehall
Tighe Frank, c, wks Smith & Son, r 119
Luckie
Tigner Sandy L., c, porter Holland & Son,
r46 Fulton
l^lden Joseph, colle6tor, r 60 Gilmer
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Tiller James A., saloon, 94 W. Peters r
rear 73 W. Peters '
. Tiller Wyatt, c, wks Kimball, r 52 Ge-
munden
Tillinghast Emma Miss, bds 125 Loyd
Tillman Henry, c, wks Mabin & Terry
Tillman James, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r 10
Rock
Tillman Sarah, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Tillman William H., c, pastor Mt. Pleas-
ant Church, r 68 Howell
Tillson William P., carpenter, r 212 E
Hunter
Tilrey Jeremiah, c, lab, r 102 Walker
Tilton Berry, c, wks F. E. Block, r 13 S.
Butler
Timmons Jesse A., carpenter, r 2 Liberty
Timms Mary, wid C, r 55 Greens Ferrv
av , , -^
Tines William H., c, shoemkr and res-
taurant, 47 and 49 S. Broad
Tinison Henry, c, wks R. R., r 290
Jones
Tinsley A. Wildon, wks C. R. R., r 69
W. Peters
Tinsley C. A., painter M. M. Mauck
Tinsley Elizabeth, wid Dr. A., r 311
Wheat
Tinsley Mattie Miss, dressmkr, r 19 John-
son
Tinsley Sarah E. Mrs., r 311 New Wheat
Tinsley Sue E., wid J. Y., r 69 W. Pe-
ters
Tischmann Aaron, tailor, 81 Whitehall
r 3 Packard's al '
Tischmann Mark, agt, r 171 S. Forsyth
lischmann Max, elk, r 168 Thompson
Tison C, C, bkkpr, bds 55 Forsyth
Todd Abraham, c, lab, r 99 Forrest av
.Todd Alsie F. (A. F. Todd & Bro.), r 32
Larkin
Todd A. F. & Bro. (A. F. and R. P.
lodd), grocers, 139 Walker
Todd Emily E., wid H. W., r 74 Mari-
etta
Todd Gustavus, c, wks National Hotel
^^/^^™^.® ^-^ Physician, 30>^ Marietta,
r 74 Marietta
'^^tS^/u''^? ^'* ^^^ ^a. R. R., r 89 E.
Mitchell
Todd Robert P. (A. F. Todd & Bro.), r
32 Larkin
Todd William N., wat-chmkr J. P.
Stevens & Co., bds 39>^ Whitehall
loland Marcellus R., student, bds 127
Walton
Tolar G. F., fireman A.L Ry
Tolbert Aaron, c, wks L. H. Hall & Co
lolbert Chnton C, fireman, r 83 E. Ala-
bama
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lolbert Jefferson J., mer, r 20 N. Bntler
Tolbert John, c, lab, r 63 Richmond
Ton>crt John H., r Boulevard, se cor
''^ o^A I? ^^^'' *^* ^'^' ^' Tolbert & Co.), r
20 ^.Butler
Tolbert J. J. & Co. (J. J. Tolbert and W.
^. btewart), grocers 156 and 156^
Decatur ^*
Tolbert Marcus L. (W. C. & M. L. Tol-
bert), r 16 N. Butler
Tolbert Margaret, wid H., r 20 N. Butler
lolbert Paul, c, shoemkr, r 63 Rich-
mond
Tolbert William C. (W. C. & M. L. Tol-
bert), r 63 Luckie
Tolbert W. C. & M. L. (W. C. and M.
L. Tolbert), butchers, 27 Decatur
loler John F., fireman, r 6 Daniel
Pol eson Ella Miss, bds 120 S. Forsyth
lolleson Elvina Mrs., dressmkr, r 20
Parker
Tolleson Jefferson, trunkmkr R. H
Huzza & Co
Tolleson John, painter, r 20 Parker
Tolleson J. R. (McPherson & Tolleson),
r34>^ E.Alabama '
Tomlinson W., with Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton'<fcCo ^
Tompkins Jason, c, porter Smith &
Johnston
Tompkins J. B., wid H. P., r 70 Ivy
Tompkins Sallie E., wid H., r 37 W. Cain
^^Ji7d^^.^ ^•' ^^^^Pr W. A. Smith, r
450 Marietta
Toney Mary, wid J. M., r 312 Rawson
loney Seaborn E., carpenter, r 8 Tumlla
Tooke Julia M., c, teacher, r 16 Haynes
loombs Lazarus, c, butler, r 303 Fort
Toon James J., r 27 N. Collins
TorbeU Matthew B., bkkpr Sou Ag Wks
bds North av, nw cor Plum *
^'Sj'i^^^^^^^ester S., elk W. Rhodes, bds
39 J Whitehall
Torlert Mary E., wid B. F., r 339 Luckie
Torrence Henry^ elk M. Rich <fc Bro
Torrence John E., with F. E. Block, bds
91 Marietta
Torrence WUliam H., elk I. S. Mitchell,
r 142 S. Forsyth • '
Towns Ellen, c, cook Mrs. A. P. Bell
Towns George, painter, r ws Randolph
2d n of Irwin
Towns John H., c, shoemkr N. Holmes,
r 46 Davis
Towns John S., c, cook, r 46 Davis
Towns William J., elk A. J. MUler. r 44
Peachtree
Townsend Caroline, wid S., r 33 Stone-
wall
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Townslev Bartlett H., c, blacksmth, r 286
W. Mitchell ^
To\^Ti6ley EllaM., c, teacher, r 286 W.
Mitchell
Toy James M., engineer A. & W. P.^R.
R., r 11 N. Calhoun
Toy John H., machinist r 295 E. Fair
Toy Robert B., with Estey Organ Co.,
39 S. Broad
Trammell L. N., R. R. Commissioner,
13 E. Alabama, r Dalton, Ga
Trammell Paul B., with S. M. Inman &
Co.,bds41 W.Mitchell
Trammer Maria, c, laundress, r 133 E.
Baker
Trap George, c, lab, r rear 342 Decatur
Trappell Benjamin, elk, bds 79 S. Pryor
Trautwein William, coppersmith, 186
Decatur, r Waddell, nw cor Foster
Travis Elizabeth, wid J. S., r 27 Larkin
TRAYIS OLIN F., with Judson, Dunlop
& Co., r 27 Larkin
Traylor George M., mer, bds Kimball
Traynham William L. (Traynham &
Ray), r 429 Peachtree
TRAYNHAM & RAY (W. L. Traynham
and H. A. Ray), lumber, doors, sash,
blinds and builders' hardware, 68 De-
catur '
Tread well Charles, furniture, 150 Mari-
etta, r 82 Fowler
Tread well Ida Miss, r 55 S. Forsyth
Treadwell James A., printer, r 104 Jones
Treadwell Richard, c, wks Markham, r
33 Wheat
Treadwell Thomas J., (Kelly, Treadwell
<fc Co.), r 55 S. Forsyth
Treadwell William E. (Kelly, Treadwell
& Co.), bds 55 S. Forsyth
Tresilliau Thomas W., trav agt, r 50 Bell
Tresillian Walter, machinist, r 50 Bell
TREZEYANT WILLIAM H., trav agt
E.T., V. & Ga. R. R., and M. & C. R.
R., 10 E. Alabama, r Kirkwood
Tribble, John B., contractor, r 53 N.
Butler
Tribble Joseph B., wks Atla Cot Fcty,
bds 229 Marietta
Tribble Susan J. Mrs., boarding, 229
^/[arietta ►• '
Tribble William J., painter A. P. Tripod,
r 127 Eraser
Trice John J., c, lab, r 19 Holland
Trietner Herman, elk, bds 88 Decatur
Trigg W. R., treas Ga. P. Ry, 50 N.
Broad, r New York
Trimble John, c, porter Sharp Bros., r
rear 98 Pine
Trinity M. E. Church (South), White-
hall* se cor W. Peters
TRIPOD AIJOUSTE P., painter and
dealer in paints,oils, varnishes, brushes,
window glass, etc., 13 S. Broad, r43 E.
Peters
Trippe Adeline, c, laundress, r 266 Jones
Trippe Elizabeth Mrs., grocer, 268 Mari-
etta
Trippe Fannie Miss, bds 591 Marietta
Trippe Jessie Mrs., r 213 W. Harris
Trippe Robert B., lawyer, 48 Marietta, r
179 N. Collins
Tripple Robert P. (R. P.Tripple & Son),
r Forsyth, Ga
TRIPPE R. P. & SON (R. P. and W. T.
Trippe), lawyers, 17 J E. Alabama
Trippe William, wks W. & A. R. R., r
213 W. Harris
Trippe William T. (R. P. Trippe & Son),
r 113 Peachtree
Trotter Benjamin, c, shoemkr L. Hutch-
ins
Trotter Essex, c, wks Sou Ag Wks
Trotti A. (Trotti & Co.), r W. E
Trotti Frank B., farmer, r 179 McDon-
ough
Trotti John P., elk Trotti & Co., r Pe-
ters, n of Gordon, W. E
Trotti Lawrence G., civil engineer Ga.
R. R. , bds 150 Whitehall
Trotti & Co. (A. Ti-otti and J. Deneen),
grocers, 126 Whitehall
Trotzier Albert, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Trotzier Emile, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Trotzier Louis, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Troubefield Mary, wid J., bds 172 Mari-'
etta
Troutman J. A., with Clark & Nunnally,
r Calhoun, Ga
Trowbridge Henry T. (John Trowbridge
& Son), r40 N. Moore
Trowbridge John (John Trowbridge &
Son), r 40 N. Moore
TROWBRIDGE JOHN & SON (J. and
H. T. Trowbridge), furniture mnfrs, 3
Fort. (See p. 65.)
Truett Samuel, c, driver, r 146 Ira
Truitt Silas M., wood, 195 W. Peters, r
117 Chapel
Truman Lavina, wid J. W., r 176 Ivy
Trumbo A. H. Rev., r403 Whitehall
Trump Edmund, c, lab, r rear 127 Ellis
TRYON FRANK (Niles & Tryon), r 27
Gilmer
Tubb George M., painter A-L. Ry, r 75
Plum
Tubbs Mary A., wid G. W., r 75 Plum
Tuck Robert M., wks W. & A. R. R., r
328 Mangum
Tucker Crawford, wks E. VanWinkle &
Co., bds 88 Jones av ^^
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Charles T., pressman 'w. H.
Tucker Daiiiel, elk, bds 50>^ Decatur
Tucker Edward, c, lab, r 9 Tuckers al
Tucker Ellen Mrs., dressmkr, r 88 Jones
av
Tucker Henry H. Rev., associate editor
Christian Index, r 123 McDonough
Tucker Henry H. Jr., lawyer, r 123 Mc-
Donough
Tucker Jacob, c, porter Atla Water
Wks
Tucker Jacob, c, porter G. W. Adair, r 14
Grant
Tucker Laura, c, laundress, r 149 Thomp-
son
Tucker Mos^s, c, butler, r rear 144 Raw-
son
Tucker Reuben, c, lab, r 96 Jones
Tucker Rome, elk, bds 50>^ Decatur
Tucker Walter J., physician, 9 Marietta
Tucker Willfam J., elk, bds 89 S. Pryor
Tuggle Henry, wks C. R.R., r 9 Taylor
Tug^le John P. (W. A. Russell & Co.),
r btone Mountain
Tuggle Joseph C, elk Ga. R. R., r 26
Pratt
Tuggle Paul, blksmith, bds 23 Yonge
Tuggle Pinckney J., mer, r 9 N. Butler
Tugggle Thomas, wks J. Trowbridge &
Son, r 9 Taylor
Tuggle Thomas S., carpenter, r A-L Ry,
ne cor Foster
Tuggle William, elk, bds 26 Pratt
Tuller AUce H. Miss, elk The Bradstreet
Co., r 68 Marietta
Tuller Charles D., money order elk P. 0.
r 68 Marietta
Taller Fannie C. Miss, elk The Brad-
street Co., r 68 Marietta
Tuller Frances H., wid W. H., r 68 Ma-
rietta
Tuller Libbie B. Miss, stamp elk P. 0.,
r 68 Marietta
Tunkly Clinton, foreman E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 1 Garnett
Turk Richard, c, lab, r 71 McDaniel
TURK WILLIAM A., genl So. W. agt
Piedmont Air-Line, bds Kimball
Turnage Joseph W., machinist Winship
& Bro., r 122 Jones
Turner Alfred C, elk Atla Com & W.
Co., r 36 Walker
Turner Archibald M., contractor, r 260
W. Mitchell
Turner Benjamin S., machinist, r 196
Jones
Turner Berry, c, wks streets, r 15 Hor-
ton
Turner Charles, c, wks Miller & Brady
Turner Charles T., elk Atla Com & W.
Co., r 14 Walker
W
Turner
Scott
Turner David, wks Atla Cot Fcty ^ '
Turner Edmund, carpenter, bds 63
Venable
Turner Eliza A., wid W., r 189 Chapel
Turner Ella Mrs., r 45 Nelson
Turner Emma D., Miss, r 417 W. Peters
Turner Fletcher, r 417 W. Peters
Turner Frank O., pressman W. C.
Dodson, r 70 Stonewall
Turner Henry, plasterer, r 260 W.
Mitchell
Turner Henry M. Rev., c. Bishop A. M.
E. Church, r 28 Yonge
Turner Hill, c, wks Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath \
Turner Jacob, c, Wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 6 W. & A. R. R
Turner Jackson, c, wks Z. E. Ta5'lor, r 12
. Brick
Turner James, lab, r 189 Chapel
Turner James, printer, bds 63 Venable
Turner James T., contractor, r 103
Washington
Turner Jasper, c, shoemkr, r 65 Decatur
Turner John, c, carpenter, r 180 Hilliard
Turner John, c, lab, r 15 Eraser
Turner John, c, wks Central Ivy Street
Hospital
Turner John B., r 16 W. Garnett
Turner John D., supt and treasurer Atla
Com & W. Co., r 14 Walker
Turner Judge L., engineer A-L. Ry
Turner Julia, c, teacher Houston Street
School, r 162 N. Butler
Turner Julius, c, waiter Markham House
Turner J. C, brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r Rome
Turner Lawrence, c, wks A-L. Ry, r 82
Forrest av
Turner Lewis R., fireman, r 25 Fulton
Turner McDonald M., elk D. H. Dongh-
erty, r 36 W. Baker
Turner Mary Miss, r 417 W. Peters
Turner Mary Miss, r 14 Walker
Turner Mary A. E., wid D. B., r' 25
Fulton
Turner Mattie Miss, teacher, r 417 W.
Peters
Turner Molly A. Miss, r llfWalker
Turner Xathan, c, driver, r ns Little, 3d
e of Eraser
Turner Nora J., wid W., r 184 Wheat
Turner Oscar, plasterer, r 260 W. Mitch-
ell
Turner Peter, c, lab, r2 Chapel
Turner Peter, c, lab, r 11 Fain al ^
Turner Peyton, c, driver, r ns Glynn, 3d
w of Connally
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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Turner Philip, c, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Turner Ralph G., student, bds rear es
Grant, 1st s of Jones
Turner Richard, c, gardener, r 78 Rich-
ardson
Turner Richard, c, lab, r 444 E. Fair
Turner Richard, c, lab, r 17 Fraser
Turner Robert, c, lab, r 102 Ho^e
Turner Robert, c, lab, r 15i N. Butler
Turner Rose, c, seamstress, r rear 17 X.
Calhoun ,
Turner Samuel, c, I^b, r 444 E. Fair
Turner Samuel T., carpenter, r 70 Stone-
wall
Turner Thomas, c, painter M. M. Mauck
Turner Thomas, c, wks National Hotel
Turner Welch, c, lab, r ns Mays al, 4th
w of Elliott
Turner William, feeder Constitution, bds
63 Venable
Turner William, plasterer, r 260 W.
Mitchell )
Turner William, student, r 14 Walker
Turner William D., elk Beermann &
Kuhrt, r 25 Fulton
Turner William F., c, porter Cox, Hill &
Thompson, r 162 N. Butler
Turner William H., conductor E. T., V.
& Ga. R. R., r 16 W. Garnett
Turner William R., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r 135 Magazine
Turner William S., cotton buyer, r 92
Rawson
Turner Winguit H., mer, r 296 Whitehall
TURNER W. SALES (G. Disbrow &
Co.), r es Grant, 1st s of Jones
Turrentine Daniel C, elk, bds 60 Luckie
Tutt Oscar, elk Bird & Compton, bds
503^ Decatur
Tuttle Joel A., contractor, r 178 E. Hun-
ter
Tutwiler Charles V., carpenter, r 160
Haynes
Tutwiler George W., elk P. H. Snook,
bds 160 Haynes
Tutwiler Xorval P., elk, hds 160 Haynes
Tutwiler Sarah M., wid ^. P., r 160
Havnes
TYE DRURY (Tye & Hubbard), r 135
Whitehall
Tye Joshua, butcher Tye & Hubbard, r
135 Whitehall
Tye Mattie, c, laundress, r 49 Bartow
TYE & HUBBARD (D. Tye and W. L.
Hubbard), wholesale and retail
hutchers and sausage mnfrs., 135
Whitehall and 110 Peachtree
TYLER ADDISON H., manager Smith
American Organ Co., 27 Whitehall, r
66 Windsor
Tyler Charles B. (Tyler & McGoodwin),
bds Kimball
Tyler Charles F., machinist, r 109 Thur-
mond
Tyler Cleveland, c, lab, r 6 Rawson
TYLER & McGOODWIN (C. B. Tyler
and L. McGoodwin), gents furnishing
goods, 3 S. Pry or
Tyner Anna, c, laundress, r 304 Martin
Tyner Charles 0., druggist, 30 Marietta,
bds 124 Peachtree
Tyner George, c, lab, r 95 W. Foundry
Tyner Valentine, c, lab, r 201 Mangum
Tyson Summerfleld, lab, r 13 Fowler
ULMAN JOSEPH E., lawyer, bds
169 S. Forsyth
Umbach Frederick, blksmth J. M.
Smith
Underwood Daniel, lab, r 44 Victoria.
Underwood Dallis, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Underwood Henry, a^, r 14 Clifford
Underwood Henry M., c, carpenter, r
169 N. Butler
Underwood Richard, c, blksmth, 211 W.
Peters
Underwood William, elk, rl6 Bush
Underwood William H., wks E. Van-
Winkle & Co., r 16 Bush /
Union Church (Methodist), c,8S Mark-
ham, bet Davis and Tattnall
Union Depot, Pryor, cor Wall
Union Publishing House, 23>^ White-
hall
Union Stock Yards, Dairy and Mnfg Co.,
D. A. Beatie, pres; J. G. Zachry,
sec; Ga. R. R., se cor Bell
Unis Allan, c, lab, r 27 Reed
United States Court House and P. O.
Building, Marietta, nw cor Forsyth
United States Internal Revenue Office,
U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg_
United States Signal Corps, H. C. Smith,
observer; U. S. C. H. and P. O. bldg
Uniyard Jasper, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks
Upshaw Ella, c, seamstress, bds 112 De-
catur
Upshaw Prince W., c, carrier P. O., r
28 Yonge
Upson Charles R., phy8icion,66J White-
hall
Upson Stephen, c, cari)enter, r 258 Man-
gum
Urquhart Luther, elk, bds 25 Houston
Urquhart W. L., elk D. H, Dougherty
Uters Beiloni, wid J., r 92 Elliott
Uters Lucretia Miss, r 92 Elliott
Utter John W., c, shoemkr, 93 Decatur,
r Decatur, cor Pryor
THE KESNESAW RS^.^t.r
For In^^lid^l'f'V^'^^^ 96 W. Mitchell,
For any Kind of Lumber, Laths or Shingles!
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ACHE LUCI:NDA F. MRS., teach-
er Atla University
Vail E. H., detective; bds 50^ Decatur
Valentine Benjamin H., pressman H. H.
Dickson, r 49 Venable
Valentine George, c, painter, r 134 N.
Butler
Valentine Catherine Mrs., r 67 Davis
Valentine Gabriel, confectioner, r 67
Davis
Van Bibber Jessie N. Miss, r 207 E. Hun-
ter
Van Bibber Sarah J., wid T. H., r 207 E.
Hunter
Van Burnt William, machinist A-L.
Ry, r Ga. R. R., sw cor MiUs
Vandiver A. T., brakeman W. & A. R.
R
Vandiver Crumb A. rHelms & Vandi-
ver), r 228 New Wheat
Vandiver Lawrence R., elk A-L. Ry
VanDuzee Andrew J., life ins agt, 50
Marietta, r 62 Fairlie
Van Dyke Claracy, wid W., r Lee, s of
Gordon, W. E
Van Dyke Lizzie Mrs., boarding. 111 Ma-
rietta
Van Epps Amos C, bkkpr Van Epps,
^P.?^i2H^*^ ^^^P' ^ 40J Marietta
TAN EPPS, CAlfloUN & KING (How-
ard Van Epps, Pat Calhoun and Alex.
C. Kmg), la\^'yers, 40 J Marietta
Van Epps Howard (Van Epps, Calhoun
& Kmg), r 105 Washington
Van Goitsnoven Emile, florist, bds laS
Loyd
Van Houten Frank, elk, bds 228
Luckie
Van Houten Peter S., foreman Wilkins,
Post <fc Co., r 228 Luckie
Van Norden Arthur, elk, r 213 W. Pe-
ters
Van Norden Edwin H., barkpr, r 213
W. Peters
Van Norden V. M. Mrs., fruits, 213 W
Peters
Vann Robert D., elk M. & J. Hirsch, bds
Kimball '
^^oi^^^P^^" •'"^^^^ ^-^ solar printer,
73 J Whitehall, r 246 F^ser
^Si^^rl^'"®,^ *^^^^ H-' portrait painter,
73i Whitehall, r 246 Fraser
Van Winkle Edward (E. Van Wmkle &
^ Co.), r 136 Luckie
TAN WINKLE E. & CO. (E. Van Win-
kle and W. W. Boyd), cotton machin-
^y mnfrs and proprs Van Winkle Iron
Wks, 214 and 216 Marietta
^ w ^F¥^^ IKON WORKS, E. Van
Wmkle <fe Co., 214 and 216 Marietta
VEA
W., carpenter, r 14
Van Winkle John
Jenkins
Van Zandt Gustave, c, wks O. A. Smith
Varnedoe CarroU L., printer, r 4 Pulliam
Varnedoe Rufus A., ins agt, r 4 Pulliam
Varnedoe Rufus A. Jr., elk, r 4 Pulliam
V^nell John W., conductor W. & A. R.
R., r 33 N. Calhoun ,5
Varnell S. H., hpakeman W. & A. R. R.
Varner Abner, c, wks Atla St. Ry
Varner Amett, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Varner Joseph, c, wks A-L. B.y, r 46
Collins
Varner Lewis, c, blksmith, Humphries,
nw cor W. Peters, r 62 Humphries
Varner Rebecca, wid J.,'r 15 Jones av
Varner Zellers, c, lab, r 75 Pratt
Varney William P., shoemkr W. A. Hil-
ton, r 84 Cone
Vason James, c, waiter Markham, r 11
Foster
Vason Josephine, c, r 11 Foster
Vasque Minnie J., wid C, r 178 E. Hun-
ter
Vaty Deal, wid S., r 24 Wheat
Vaughan Elias L. Rev., pastor 7th Bap-
tist Church, r 32 Larkin
Vaughan James, W., sheriff Supreme
Court, r ns Cox, 3d w of Williams .
Vaiighan Mary Mrs., dressmkr, r 336
Decatur
Vaughn Charles, elk Bell <fc Dean, bds
21 Jones av
Vaughn Charles H., machinist, r 330 De-
catur .
Vaughn Charles J. (Mullin & Vaughn
and Wallace & Vaughn), r 77>^ Peach-
tree c
Vaughn Dickson T., grocer and butcher,
288 Decatur
Vaughn Doc, c, lab, r 42 Howell
Vaughn Henry, c, mason, r 6 Gunby
Vaughn Margaret, c, r 225 W. Peters
Vaughn K. C., wks Atla Bridge Wk;e
Vaughn Samuel O., wks E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R.,r60'Flum ■
Vaughn Sarah, c, r 385 W. Peters
Vaughn Thomas, elk, r 6 Mills
Vaughn WUliam C, carpenter, r 60
Plum
Vaughn William D., elk, r 60 Plum
Veacb Ahnie Mrs., r 216 Rawson
Veal Alexander B., elk, bds 156 Alexan-
der
Veal Anderson, lab, r 55 Mays al
Veal Benjamin F. (Veal <fc Ragsdale), r
Stone Mountain
Veal Fannie Mrs., r 247 Foster '
Veal John B., harnessmkr, r 14 Haynes
Veal O. P., elk J. Ryan, bds 55 Forsyth
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Veal Thomas E., sanitary inspector, r
404 N. Collins
Veal Walter S., elk, bds 111 Marietta
Veal & Ragsdale (B. F. Veal and W. M.
Ragsdale), grocers, 508 Decatur
Venable Charles, trav agt, r 9 Forrest
av
Venable Samuel H., acct, r 9 Forrest
av
Venable Sarah C, wid W. R., r 9 For-
rest av
Venable Walter L., dep elk Superior
Court, r 9 Forrest av
Venable William H., bus manager Atla
Elevator Co., r 1 Forrest av
Venable Willis E., with W. A. Taylor, r
W. E '
Verner James J. (Dickey, Fain & Ver-
ner), r 136 S. Forsyth
Vernoy Alfred A., agt Star & Crescent
Line, r 16 E. Peters
Veronee George S., elk, bds 103 Loyd
Verstille Henry W. Rev., r 31 Martin
Vettiger William, wks Fulton Mills
Vevers, Catherine Mrs., r 3 Cain
Vickers Adolphus J., conductor/ r 19
Warren pi / .
Vickers William, wks Lynch & Lea /
Vigal Clifton L., student, r 7}4 Marietta
Vigal Joseph C, genl store kpr U. S.
Rev. Dept., r 7^4 Marietta
VIGNAUX BERNARD (Kattenhorn &
Vignaux) , r 58 Fraser
Vincent Aaron, c, lab, r 108 Walker
Vincent Adeline, c, r Smith, nw cor
Crumley
Vincent C. D., elk John Keely
Vincent Isaac, c, mason, r 73 Green's
Ferry av
Vineyard Chris, c, lab, r 24 Magazine
Vining David M. (Robinson & Co.), r 26
Pratt i
Vint Oscar, elk, r 43 W. Hunter
Virgil Clara, c, cook, r rear 175 New
Wheat
Vittur Bernard D., cutler, 27 S. Broad
Vittur Charles, foreman B. D. Vittur,
bds 27 S. Broad
Vogt Jacob, mer, r W. Mitchell, bey
limits
Voight J. Henry, elk, bds 22 N. Collins
Von Der Hoy a Louis, physician, 8 S.
Broad
Von Der Hoya Meta Mrs., r 8 S. Broad
YOORHIS EDWARD L. (Davenport,
Johnson & Co.), r 135 Peachtree
Vorus DeWitt C, engineer Gholstin &
Zachry, r 101 Luckie
Voss William C, wks Cot Fcty, r 130
Luckie
WACHENDORFF EDWARD,propr
Atla Floral Bazar, we of Simpson
Waddell James, c, janitor, r 134 Old
Wheat
Wade Allen J., c, shoemkr A. J. Del-
bridge, 319 Wheat
Wade Charles D., mess W. U. Tel Co
Wade Charles W., c, lab, r 56 Greens
Ferry av
Wade Ellen Mrs., bds 26 Gilmer
Wade Frank, elk Niles & Tryon
Wade Ida F. Mrs., r 590 Decatur
Wade James C, carpenter, r 40 Bell
Wade John W., florist, 123 Fillmore
Wade Samuel, c, lab, r 11 Biggers *
Wade Samuel, c, lab, r 226 Jones
Wade William, c, lab, r ss Anderson, 2d
e of Windsor
Wade William, machinist Atla Shaftinsr
Wks ^
JWade William M., with Dr. D. Smith,
' bds 173 Whitehall
iWade William M., wks Longley, Robin-
■'. son & Co
Wadley Dole R., lumber, bds Kimball
fadlow Richard H., boots and shoes,
206 Marietta
Wadsworth Charles S., elk A-L. Ry
Wadsworth Hezekiah B., elk A. & W.
P.R.R
Wagener — , wks R. R., r 62 Nelson
Waggoner Sidney S., elk, bds 61 S.
Pryor
Wagner Anna I., wid G. P., r 47 Wind-
sor
Waites Andrew M., butcher and grocer,
97 Chapel
Waites Thomas, machinist, r 95 Chapel
Waits John S., carpenter, bds 77 Hous-
ton
Waits Mattie J., wid S. L. J., r77 Hous-
ton
Waitt Mollie Miss, wks I. Elsas & Co
Walden Daniel I., carpenter, r 30 Brick
Walden Samuel, c, driver, r 9 Jones
Walden W. A., master mechanic A-L.
Ry, r 640 Decatur
WALDO ALBIE L., bkkpr D. H. Dough-
erty, r 68 N. Spring
Waldorff George, mechanic, bds 348 Ma-
rietta
Waldron Randall D., foreman Atla St
Ry, r 34 Church
Waldrop William S., c, painter, r 51
Howell
Waldroup Milton, r 14 Factory Grounds
Waldroup W. L., fireman A-L. Ry
Walinski Frederick, painter R. C. Bo-
sche & Co
Walker Alonzo, c, lab, r 157 Windsor
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443
WAL
Walker Andrew, c, w^ks City Brewing
Co ^
Walker Andrew J. (Chamberlin, Boyn-
ton & Co.), r 70 Nelson
Walker Anita Miss, teacher, r 232 W.
Peachtree
Walker Augustus S.,. machinist, bds 95
Walton \
Walker Calloway, c, lA, r rear 102 N.
Collins -^
Walker Charles, wks Sou Ag Wks, r
Bellwood
Walker Charles, c, lab, r rear 28 Howell
WALKER CHARLES B. (R. D. Mann
& Co.), bds Kimball
Walker David, fireman, r 43 Parker
Walker Davis, c, butler, r rear ns Lee,
2dwt)fThrasher, W. E
Walker Delia H. Mrs., r 37 Grubb
Walker Edward B„ agt Sou S. S. and Ry
Assn, 8 S. Broad, r Kirk wood
Wj^ker Effle Miss, r 31 Grubb
Walker Elijah, butcher, 602 Marietta, r
3 Ponder
Walker Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress, r 5
Cain
Walker Emily, c, laundress, r 9 Ella
Walker Eugene C, elk, bds 30 Moore
Walker Frank H., bkkpr, bds 150 White-
hall
Walker Frank H., elk, r207 Luckie
Walker . George C, collector, bds 150
Whitehall
Walker George I., elk W. S. Bell
Walker George W., shoemkr, r 71 Terry
Walker Henry, c, wks H. Crankshaw <fc
Co., r 145 Green's Ferry av
Walker Henry, tel opr, r 31 Grubb
Walker Henry C, driver, r 111 Luckie
Walker Henry L., c, prin Mitchell St
School, r 84 Tattnall
Walker James, c, porter, r rear 165
Green's Ferry av
Walker Jay, cash boy Chamberlin,
Boynton & Co
Walker John, c, wks S. Williams, r21 Ivy
Walker John W., upholsterer, r 50 W.
& A. R. R
Walker J. Davis, c, student, r 170 Mark-
ham
Walker Leon, with Chamberlin, Boynton
& Co
Walker Levi C, wks A-L. Ry, r 562 De-
catur
Walker Lizzie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Walker Louisa, c, laundress, r 1 Pack-
ard's al
Walker Lulu Miss, boxmkr A. D. Maier
Walker Margaret Miss, wks Ada Cot
Fcty
WAL
Walker Matthew T., elk W. & A. R. R.,
r 175 Crew
Walker Matthew T. Jr., bkkpr, r 175
Crew
Walker Mattie, c, laundress, r 9 High '
Walker Xelson, c, lab, r 64 Lambert
Walker Orrin J., elk J. Ryan, bds 17
Wheat
Walker Rachel, c, cook, r rear 58 Haynes
Walker Rebecca, c^ cook, r 27 Ella
W^alker Richard, c, coachman Prof. W.
H. Peck,
Walker Robert, carpenter, bds 95 Walton
Walker Robert, c, porter, r rear 11 W.
Peters
Walker Robert L., elk; r Peachtree, bey
limits
Walker Robert R., foreman Lynch <fc
Lea, r 271 Mangum
Walker Robert S., carpenter Lynch <fc
Lea, r 40 Rock
Walker Samuel G., framemkr Lovejov &
Pitehford ^ ^
Walker Stephen, c, lab, r 139 E. Cain
Walker Stephen, c, lab, r 60 Magazine
Walker Street School, Walker, sw cor
Haynes
WALKER THOMAS E., genl claim agt
Green Line, 8 S. Broad, r Kirkwood
WALKER THOMAS F., wood and coal
yard, 158 Whitehall, r Goodwins, Ga
Walker Thomas M., wks Globe P. Mnfff
Co ^
Walker Victor, painter, r 9 Mills
Walker William, carpenter, r 136 De-
catur
Walker William, c, lab, r rear 150 De-
catur
Walker William, c, lab, r rear 28 Howell
Walker Willidm, mer, r 199 E. Hunter
Walker William M., elk, r 71 Ga R. R
Walker William S., elk, r 232 Peachtree
Walker Zemiria, c, wks NationjU Hotel
Walker — s— . wks E. T., V. & G. R. R.,
73 N
W
bds 42 W. Peters
Wall Bartholomew, wks R. R., r
Butler
Wall Cornelia, c, cook, r 232 E. Fair
Wall Cornelius D., master mechanic A.
& W. J>. ^. R., r Ga R. R., cor of
Badget'
Wall Cortelius W., elk, r 461 Marietta
Wall Deb4 rah, wid R., r 73 N. Butler
Wall Lawrence S., machinist A-L. Ry,
r Ga R. R., cor Badger
Wall Rosina E.^ wid W. W., r 64 N.
Spring
Wall William C, machinist, r Ga R. R.,
cor Badger
Wall R. F., engineer A-L. Ry
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of every description. City
and Coixntry, ±<>r sale l>y
T. A. Frierson, lO Wall St,
444
Wall Samuel M., elk W. U. Tel. Co
Wall William C, machinist, r GaR. R.,
cor Badger
Wall WDlfam T., bkkpr J. R. Wylie, r
Spring
Wallace Alexander M., trav agt, r 97
Chamberlain
Wallace Augustus, wks R. R., bds 27
Howell
WALLACE CAMPBELL, pres Merchants
Bank and R. R. Commissioner, r 69
McDonough
Wallace Campbell Jr. (M. Cole & Co.),
r Roseland sta, E. T., V. anfl Ga R. R
Wallace Carrie, c, cook, r 127 Wheat
Wallace Dallas, driver, r U Savannah
Wallace Ellen, wid D., r 69 E. Fair
Wallace Francis M., barkpr, r 55 Hay-
den
Wallace George A., editor The Critic, r
ss Dairy, 2d w of Fowler
Wallace G. W., fireman A-L. Ry
Wallace Homer, c, janitor U. S. C. H. &
P. O. Bldg, r 113 Peachtree
Wallace James, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wallace James B., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., r 145 Ivy
Wallace John, c, lab, r 206 Eraser
Wallace John W., wood, 26 Walnut
Wallace Louisa Mrs, seamstress, r 179
Luckie
Wallace Matthew W., machinist Atla
Bridge Wks, r.l79 Luckie
Wallace Mary, wid S., r 34 Savannah
Wallace Milly, c, r 63 Boulevard
Wallace Oliver J., c, musician, r 161 N.
Calhoun
Wallace ?hilip J. (Wallace & Vaughn).
r55Hayden °
Wallace Robert, drayman, r Ga. R. OR.,
WAR
with J. A. Sam»,-r
Wallace Robinson,
97 Chamberiain
Wallace Samuel W., with Wyly & Green
Wallace Sarah E., wid N, L., r 78 Wal-
ker
Wallace Seaborn L., fireman A-L. Rv, r
170 W. Hunter ^'
Wallace Singleton, elk F.M% Jack, r 503^
S. Broad
Wallace & Vaughn (P. J. Wallace and
C. J. Vaughn), saloon, 56 Peachtree
Wallah John, wks Fulton Mills
Wallah Louisa Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wallah Percy, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Walla Florence, c, laundress, r 80 W.
Foundry
Walls Mary, wid G., r 11 Howell
Walls William, c, wks T. S. Lewis
Walpole Mary, wid P., r 65 E. Fair
Walseman Rebecca, wid W., r 27 Cone
Walsh Eddie Miss, r 36 Richardson
Walsh James (Walsh & Patterson Bros.).
r 55 E. Mitchell '
Walsh John F., elk John Keely
Walsh Susan R. S. Mrs., teacher Walker
St School, r 36 Richardson
Walsh William, elk Wm. Erskine & Co.,
bds 50>^ Decatur
WALSH & PATTERSON BROS. (J.
Walsh, W. J. and S. S. Patterson),
Atlanta Marble Works, 77 E. Alabama
WALSH, see also WELCH
Walter August (O. Wendt & Co.). r 43
W. Hunter
Walter George A., elk, r 67 W. Simpson
Walters M. C. Mrs., bds National Hotel
Walthall Henry, c, lab, r- 63 Greenes
Ferry av
Walton Claiborne W., c, head waiter
Markham, r 139 Houston
Walton Edward, butcher, 466 Marietta
Walton Ellen, wid J. B., r 24 E. Ellis
Walton George, c, wks E. A. Robertson
& Co., r rear 88 Crew
Walton Jackson, c, bricklayer, r rear 57
N. Butler
Walton John, marble wks, 11 E. Ala-
bama, r 120 S. Pryor
Walton Mack, c, lab, r 10 S. Collins
Walton Oliver, c, porter, r 178 N. Butler
Walton Samuel, c, wks Sciple & Sons
Walton, Whann & Co., L. E. O'Keefe,
manager ; fertilizers, 37 W. Alabama
Walton William W., mechanic, r 415
Marietta
Wamling Adolphus D., trimmer, r 17 N.
Calhoun
WANAMAKER & BROW^ W. M. Scott,
wl:ire?'^.rt,clk.r4Yo„ge ^ ^l^^^^'^^Wi^^'^
Wannock Amelia B. Mrs., bds 206 Deca-
' tur
Ward Andrew J., lab, r 9 Holland
Ward Anna, c, laundress, r 11 Rawson
Ward Berry, c, lab, r 45 Newton
Ward Francis, c, mason, r 120 Pine
Ward Frank, wks Hinman & Son, bds
463 Marietta
Ward James, c, lab, r 7 Cornelia
Ward John, c, lab, r 208 Wheat
Ward John W. (J. W. Ward & Co.), r
65 Whitehall
WARD JOHN W. & CO. <J. W. Ward
and ), hardware, guns, pistols,
agrl implements, etc, 65 Whitehall and
2 & 4 W. Hunter. (See back cover.)
Ward Maggie :Miss, bds 17 S. Collins
Ward Margaret, wid T., r 16 Scofield
II ■ . — , -, ^. ^.^„.„ TTam .mai^aiet, wiQ 1., r 10 sconeiQ
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Roiign anci Dressed LxurLloer
WAR ^
445
Ward Matilda A., wid H., r 9 Holland
Ward Richard, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
48 Thurmond \
Ward Robert, c, lab, r 7 Cornelia
Ward Sallie Miss, dressmkr. bds 162 N.
Calhoun
Ward Thomas H., lab, r 9 Holland
Ward William, butcher, 92 E. Cain
Ward Williaoi A., pedler, r Factory, ne
cor Tennels
Wardlaw Alexander, c, mason, r Gar-
trell, nw cor Daniel
Ware Edmund A., pres Atla University
Ware Emma C. Miss, teacher Atla Uni-
versity
Ware Frederick, c, driver, r 214 Man-
gum
Ware James A., painter W. E. Jones, r
25 Leonard
f Ware Mollie I. Miss, bds 145 Anderson
/Ware Parks W., pipemkr Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, bds 145 Anderson
WARE Q. DURWABD, with WEATH-
ERBE^ DUPLEX biRECTORIES,
bds National Hotel
Ware Samuel, c, lab, r 38 Hayden
Ware Thomas, c, lab, r 26 Moseley
Ware William R., elk L. H. Bradfield, r
41 E. Alabama
Warford Joseph, c, lab, r Daniel
Warford Sarah, c, cook, r 37 Old Wheat
Waring G. W., engineer A-L. Ry
Warlick Bartow A., foreman J. War-
lick & Son, r Edge wood
Warlick Judson (J. Warlick & Son), r
61 Peachtree '
Warlick J. & Son (J. and estate of W.
J. Warlick), plumbers, stoves and tin-
ware, 61 and 63 Peachtree
Warmack Martha, wid M. D., r 20
Smith '
Warner A. Watson, wks E. Van Winkle
& Co., r 33 Hayden
Warner Ellah H., c, porter, r 280 Crew
Warner Eugenia, wid E. P., r 60 Gartrell
Warner Felicia H., wid G. W., r 142
Clarke
Warner John M. (Morrison, Bain & Co.).
r 318 S. Pryor *
Warner Lorain D., wid W., r Hunnicutt,
se cor McAfee
Warner Marcellus, c, lab, r 318 Eraser
Watner Seneca, wks J. R. Gregg & Co.
r 33 Hayden '
WARNOCK JAMES T., physician, 85 N".
Collins
Warnock John C, millwright, r 162 W.
Hunter
Warren Allan, butler, r rear 118 Wash-
ington
WAT
Warren Emm^ Miss, dressmkr, r Bell-
wood
Warren Frank B., elk, r 51 Ivy
Warren James B., asst eng Atla Water
Wks
Warren James W., Sec Executive dept,
r Kirkwood '
Warren John T., fireman AUanta Water
Wks
Warren Mary A. Miss, mattressmkr, r
J 49 Luckie
Warren Pleasant, c, lab, r 16 Richmond
Warren Rosa, c, housekeepr, r 245 New
Wheat
Warren Solomon, c, driver, r 225 Butler -
Warren William, fireman Atla Water
Wks
Warters Edward, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Warwick John C, conductor, r 72
Davis
Washington Anita Miss, school 24
Church
Washington Calvin, c, lab, r 122 Davis
Washington Edward, c, janitor, 661
Whitehall, r Terry, nr E. Hunter
Washington George, c, carpenter, r 220
Clarke
Washington George, c, lab, r 5 Daniel
Wa^hmgton George, c, shoemkr, 196
McDonough, r ws Reed, 1st s of Glenn
Washmgton George, c, shoemkr N.
Holmes, r 254 Richardson
Washington George, c, wks W. O. Jones, r
rear 10 Washington
Washington Henry, c, wks Miller &
Brady
Washington James, c, lab, r 5 State
Washmgton JeffeVson, c, lab, r es Love-
joy, 2d n of Pine
Washington Solomon, c, lab, r 2 Ga. R. R
Washington Walker, c, waiter Markham.
rrear 36 Ivy
Washburn Milton, c, driver, r 52 PuUiam
Waters Adam, c, lab, r 104 Pine -
Waters Andrew J., gardener, r 313
Luckie
Waters Butler, c, porter, r 60 Valentine
Waters Cesar, c, lab, r es Fort, 1st s of
Pine
Waters Charles, c, blksmith J. Alexan-
der
Waters Camilla J., wid D. S., r 31 Plum
Waters Edward, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Waters Frank, elk A. P. Stewart & Co
Waters Howard, farmer, r ws Gordon.
7th n of Peeples W. E.
Waters John C, elk, r 313 Luckie
Watere Joseph C, trans agt W. A. R. R.,
r 2o9 Jones '
Waters Laura, c, wks J. R. White
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Waters Leland Miss, r ns Gordon, 7th w
of Peeples, W. E
Waters Lewis, farmer, r ns Gordon, 7th
w of Peeples, W. E
Waters Lizzie Miss, r 80 Marietta
Waters Mark, painter, r 12 Warren pi
Waters Oscar F., with J. M. Holbrook
Waters Kiehard F. Rev., r ns Gordon,
7th w of Peeples, W. E
Waters Robert S., mer, r 71 W. Cain
Waters Tull C, elk A. P. Stewart & Co
Waters William T., bkkpr W. & W.
Mnfg Co., r 30 Baker
Waters William M., elk, bds 134 Decatur
Waters Yorick, c, lab, r rear 98 Forrest
av
Watkins Catherine Mrs., r 25 Phillips
row
Watkins Cicero, elk, bds 108 S. Forsyth
Watkins Clara W. Mrs., boarding, 108
S. Forsyth
Watkins Daniel, c, lab, r 237 New Wheat
Watkins Elihu P., elk,rl75 E. Fair
Watkins Eugenie Miss, bds 108 S. For-
syth
Watkins Frank, c, lab, r ws Martin, Ist
of Bass
Watkins Harriet, c, laundress, r 16
Clarke . ■*
Watkins Herflftj, c, shoemkr, 132 White-
hall • ^
Watkins Horace P., elk, r 175 E. Fair
Watkins Jenny, c, r 105 Spring
Watkins John, c, wks Mabin & Terry, r
150 Wheat
Watkins John M., elk T. M. Clarke & Co
Watkins Julius C, mer, r 108 S. Forsyth
Watkins J. C, elk W. H. Brotherton
Watkins Rebecca D., wid W., r 175 E-
Fair
Watkins Robert, elk, bds 108 S. Forsyth
Watkins Thornton, c, blksmith, r 20
Glynn
Watkins William, c, lab, r48 Humphries
Watkins William, c, wks J. H. LaHatt
Watkins William H., elk, r 175 E. Fair
Watkins William M., fireman, bds 10
Rhodes
Watley Henry, c, lab, r rear 272 W. Pe-
ters . ';■ X .' >.
Watson Augustus, c, lab, r 306 W. Mftch-
ell
Watson Augustus W., c, lab, r 197 E.
Watson Charles T., cashier W. & A. R.
R., bds Kimball
Watson Charles, elk, bds 8 Wheat
Watson C. A., w^ks Atla Cot Fctv
WATSOX E. B. (C. H. Swift & Co.), r
67 Jackson
Watson Ella Mrs., r 33 Brick
Watson E., c, wks O. A. Smith
Watson G. B., student, bds 69 X. Col-
lins
Watson Henry, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 71 Thurmond
Watson Isaac M., grocer, 16 W. Mitch-
. ell, r 87>^ S. Broad
Watson James, elk, bds 8 Wheat
Watson James A. (J. A. Watson & Co.),
bds 22}^ W. Mitchell
Watson James A. & Co. (J. A. Watson
and M. Barnett), dry goods, 20 W.
Mitchell
Watson James E., carpenter Winship&
Bro., r Bell wood
Watson Jefferson, c, lab, r W. E
Watson John, c, cook, r rear 461 W. Pe-
ters
Watson John, c, lab, r 20 Markham
Watson John S. (J. S. Watson & Co.), r
86 S. Pryor
Watson J. S. & Co. (J. S. Watson and
C. Heinz), dyers, 86 S. Pryor
Watson Kate, c, laundress, r 67 Thur-
mond
Watson Laura Mrs., boarding, 17 Wheat
Watson Perry, c, lab, r 8 S. Collins
Watson Peter, wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Watson Peter, c, lab, r 148 Elliott
Watson Robert F., with Pemberton,
Iverson & Denison, r 63 Smith
Watson William, elk, bds 8 Wheat
Watson William A., w^ks Longley, Rob-
inson & Co., r 51 Eraser
Watson William H., painter, r 64 Gar-
trell
Watson William L., trav agent, r 85
Plum
Watson W., c, wks O. A, Smith
Watters F., wks W. & A. R. R
Watters J. C, elk W. & A. R. R
Wattles H. Starr, with J. S. Knox, r Al-
exander, Va
Watts Albert, c, grocer, 45 Rawson, r
140 Eraser
Watts Andrew J., elk D. W. Pope, r rear
150 S. Forsyth
Watts Augustus, c, blksmth J. Mann, r
173 Wheat
Watts Benjamin, c, r 79 Hilliard
Watts Charles, broom mkr, bds 640
Decatur
Watts Charles R., elk Langston <fc Crane
Watts Felix, c, porter Orme & Manihan,
r 71 Gartrell
Watts George, c, lab, r 44 Fort
Watts Henry A., c, wheelwright, r 45
Rawson
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Watts James, c, carpenter, r 49 Rawson
Watts James, c, drayman, r 81 Gullatt
Watts James T., elk Langston & Crane
Watts John A., elk, r 62 Gartrell
Watts Joseph, elk J. M. B. Carlton &
Son
Watts Joseph drayman, r Henry, sw cor
Watts Kelly L., c, barber, 18 Whitehall
r 126 Wheat
Watts Martha J., wid G. W., r 12 Martin
Watts Mary, c, laundress, r 10 Cedar |
. Watts Mary A. Mrs., boarding, 33 N.
Forsyth
Watts Perry, c, wks Ballard & Co
Watts Samuel, c, restaurant, 49 Decatur
Watts Stephen, c, driver, r 140 Eraser
Watts William, c, lab, r 162 W. Fair
Watts William B. (W. Powers & Son)
r es Scott, Ist s of Alexander '
Watts William W., elk, r 8 Wheat
Watts Wylie, c, driver W. S. Bell
Waverly Henry, c, lab, r 175 E. Cain
Wayne Washington, c, waiter Markham
House
Wean John, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co
WEATHERBE CHARLES F., publish-
er and- propr ATLANTA DUPLEX
DIRECTORY and DIRECTORIES of
bAVANN^AH, AUGUSTA, COLUM-
5^^t' ^^^ MACON, GA., CHARLES-
TON, S. C: MEMPHIS, TENN.-
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ; GEORGIA
STATE GAZETTEER, Jtc., office 13
E. Hunter, r 201 Jones
Weathers Daniel F. (D. F. Weathers &
Co.), r 15 Clifford
Weathers D. F. & Co. (D. F. Weathers
and ), meats and vegetables, 106
Weaver Amos, c, lab, r 9 S. Terry .
Weaver Annie Miss, r 34 Pratt
Weaver Christopher, tinner, r 23 Corpu.
Weaver Edward, machinist, r 54 Wt
Foundry
Weaver Ella Miss, r 34 Pratt •
Weaver Glenn, c, lab, r 13 Holland
o^S^*!^"^^^ ^-^ wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 348 Marietta '
Weaver James H. Rev., bds 38 Richard-
A.
boiler mkr, r 120
P., painter M. M.
wks J. Warlick <fc
Weaver Reuben
Luckie
Weaver Samuel
Mauck
Weaver Seaborn, c,
Soi>. ' '
Weaver Thomas H., tinner, r 34 Pratt
Weaver William D., carpenter, r 348
Marietta
Weaver William W., elk, r 348 Marietta
Webb Austm K., mason, r 64 Gartrpll
WEBB BENJAMIN F. (Clayton & Webb)
bds National Hotel '
Webb Catherine, c, r 119 Decatur
.^Q« S^r"^^^?. ^•' foreman T. S. Lewis,
r 36 N. Collms *
Webb Edmund, student, bds 9 Werner
Webb Elizabeth, wid S., r 9 Werner av
Webb-Ehzabeth C, wid C, r 39 Smith
w^u? ?«^n^. elk Hart & Hewitt
Webb James, molder, bds 9 Werner av
Webb James P., elk, r 19 Ella
w^J^J i^^^ ^•' carpenter, r 19 Ella
Webb-LauraA., wide. R., r5 Hunni-
cutt
w^kS Jl^rgaret Mrs., r 77 W. Foundry
Webb Mary E. Miss, r 64 Gartrell
w V? ^^f.^ ^' ^^^'^ ^s 348 Marietta
w KK ^^v"^^*' ?' seamstress, r 1 Wallace
w k5 ^?^i*®' ^^^ J., r 66 Thnrmond
Webb: Nelson, c, wks Atla St. Ry, r 45
Greens Ferry av
w^v^E^i^""' ""^ ^^^' ^ rear 152 S. Pryor
Webb Rebecca L. Mrs., r 51 Moore
Webb Samuel, carpenter, r Bellwood
Webb Samuel, c, carpenter, r Old Wheat,
w of Boulevard '
Webb Samuel, elk W. M. Scott, bds
Markham '
Webb William, wks Ga. R. R., bds 9
Werner av
^l^^w^^l?^''^^^' *^^^^^' 32 W. Peters, r
36 W. Peters
Webster A., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Webster Dora, c, cook, r 25 Sugar al
Webster George A., brakeman W. <fc A.
R. R., r 34 Hood
Webster James M., r 106>^ Peachtree
Webster Martha, wid D., r 60 Gaitrell
Webster Walter R., storekpr W. & A. R.
K., r 137 Crew
;r/it! sVsot" *'^ ^- * ^- ^- ^^1 SF -- «- -"^ «^ -0-'
R., r48 W.Simpson
Weaver Joshua S., c, tailor R. Cooper
Weaver Lee, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co.
r 13 Holland
Weaver Lizzie, wid J., r 87 Walton
Weaver Louisa, wid J. W., r 7 Ponder
Weaver Mary, wid J., r 24 Markham
.Scott
bds Kimball
Weekly Mail, 35>^ S. Broad
Weeks Ulias, bookbinder, r 25 Cone
Weems EUabel Miss, r 141 McDonough
Weems Garrett, c, porter, r 14^ White-
nail
I Weems Monroe, c. porter W. P. Nicolson
Makes ^si SHIKT to order- -6 for ^9.'
Perfect fit guaranteed.
11 and 18 WMtehaU Street
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Real Estate & Renting Agent,
10WsillSt.,mKimbaU Eonse.
448
WES
Weems AValter H., planter, r 141 Mc-
Donough
Weidesheim Chris, baker Kimball
Weidermeyer Frances, widow F., r 194
Thompson
Weidermeyer Frederick J., musician, r
179 Thompson
Weidermeyer Harriet Miss, r 179
Thompson
Weil Carrie Miss, dressmkr, 55J White-
hall, r 26 Merritts av
WEIL SAMUEL, lawyer, 6>^ Whitehall,
r 26 Merritts av
Weil Sigmund, elk, bds 26 Merritts av
Weimer Conrad, carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 164 Mangum
Weimer Conrad Jr., machinist, r 150
Mangum
Weimer George, agt, r 74 Ivy
Weimer Louis, wks W. & A. R. R
Weinberg Charles, elk, r 56 Gilmer
WEOMEISTER CARL J., propr Hotel
Weinmeister, 10 and 12 N . Forsyth
Weinmeister Henry, wks Brewerv, r 56
E.Baker
Weis Joseph, c, porter Carmichael <fc
Sheats
Weiss William, fruits and confectioner,
16 S. Broad, r 123 Whitehall
Weitnuer Charles, driver City Brewing
Co
Weitzell John S., elk E. T., V. & Ga. R.
R
Weitzell John W. (Curtis & Weitzell), r
149 Ivy
Welby G. A., wks W. & A. R. R
Welch Anna Miss, r 93 W. Cain
Welch Catherine E., wid E. G., r 98
Elliott
Welch Daniel W., miller H. Lewis,
bds 83 Marietta
Welch George, blksmith W. & A. R. R.,
r 93 W. Cain i
Welch George W., elk Sou Ag Wks, r 98
Elliott
Welch Letha G. Mrs., bds 21 Martin
Welch William L., butcher, 203 Marietta,
r 89 Jones av
WELCH, see also WALSH :
Wellborn Abner R., physician, r 55 Wal-
ton
Wellborn Charles M., elk, r 41 E. Cain
Wellborn Curtis R., wks Longley, Rob-
inson & Co., r 35 Pettis
Wellborn Elizabeth, wid S. T., r 75
Formwalt
WeUbom J. D., wks Longley, Robinson
& Co
Wellborn Laura Miss, r 75 Formwalt
Wellborn Marion, lab, bds 99 Terry
IHh KENNESAW'RS
Wellborn Robert M., elk, r 35 Pettis
Wellborn William L., elk, r 75 Formwalt
Wellhouse Alfred H., with Wellhouse &
Sons, r 277 Whitehall
Wellhouse Alvin, student, r 27r White-
hall
Wellhouse Henry (Wellhouse & Son), r
153 Whitehall
Wellhouse Leopold, with Wellhouse &
Sons, r 30 Windsor
Wellhouse Louis (Wellhouse & Sons),
bds 277 Whitehall
Wellhouse Meyer (Wellhouse & Sons), r
277 Whiiehall
WELLHOUSE & SONS (Meyer, Henry
and Louis Wellhouse), whol paper dlrs,
36 and 38 E. Alabama
Wellmaker Tliomas, c, lab, r 30 Gate
City
Wellons Mary, c, laundress, r 10 Ivy
Wells Azmond P., engineer, r 291 Jones
Wells B., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Wells Charles W., r 90 Nelson
Wells Elijah, c, lab, r rear 63rB[ayne8
Wells James, c, porter R. H.^Caldwell, r
W. E
Wells James, wks W. & A. R. R «
Wells John, elk L. C. Saul
Wells John W., machinist Atla Bridge
Wks, bds 485 Marietta
We^ls Julia R. Mrs., dressmkr, 43>^
Whitehall
Wells Levi C, gardener, r 390 Whitehall
Wells Mary E., wid J., r25 Mangum
Wells Milton, printer, r 25 Mangum
Wells Perry, c, lab r 137 Ira
Wells Samuel, lab, r 438 E. Fair
Wells Samuel, lab, r rear 91 Gullatt
Wells W. Alonzo, machinist A-L. Ry,
bds 291 Jones
Wendt Oscar (O. Wendt & C), r James-
toWn
Wendt O. & Co. (O. Wendt and A. Wal-
ter), oysters and game, 115 Whitehall '
Watjiey Aaron, c, lab, r 12 Richmond
WERNER EDWARD A., agt Ga. R. R.,
r 35 Washington
Werner Elihu, c, wks J. C. P. Johnson
Werner Herman, saloon, 359 W. Peters.
r 386 Whitehall
Werner Joseph, fireman A-L. Ry
Wesley Charles, c, wks J. F. Redd, r 449
E. Fair
Wesley Harrison, c, blksmth J. Alexan-
der
Wesley John, c, lab, r 36 Trenholm
Wesley Oscar, c, porter Clayton & Welch
West Ada Miss, bds 50 Line
West' Andrew J., with T. A. Frierson, r
104' W. Harris
OUTE is the Best
the North, East & West.-
& ,c
W.
WES
West Bartow, elk, bds 105 Wnlton
West Emma Miss, r 15 Mechanic
West Glouster, c, lab, r 229 Jones
West Henry, c, porter, r 22 Chape
Wei H:2rT'T'''i,!''^'^ "?'' loI'Valton
wtlt h!?/^ T., mason, r 54 Jones av
wtt j'acob' r' ''''""''•«««. ^- IS State
Mitchell ' "'•='"•?<'«'«••. r 248 W.
wSt* John R- "'^i^-' •• «« Marietta
r^UrtX "^^ W. & A. K. K.,
West Samuel, c, wks §. Van Winkle &
West Word, c lab, r 18 Sute •
wist wnv.^' V'^'*'"' '■ 290 Jones
chanll "■" ^•' ""S'"**"-' ^ 15 Me-,
w»jXc«^sr
■ Kr^V ^t' ''V ''"' Ms 7 Kirk
Kirk ^^ ^■' "''"l ^'- C-. r 7
Western Henry, printer, r 171 E. Simp-
^J M^StenP''*''^ TELEGRAPH CO.,
CO Hn^ * atjj,nt1c railroad
to., Hon. J. E. Brown, president; R
A.Anderson, superintendent; B W
^nl'frta^^t'-'nr^ ''^' '■ ^-^^'oZ;
for Foltfh' *?c*' t'"' '^''PO' Kaiiroad
cortorsyth. (See bottom lines )
"'otrl^'" ^'^^'' ^' «-Pen^i, r 4
wIstmL'^^*''' "' P^'.'*'^' •■ 91 Fraser
Westoan George, wks Dr. V. H. Talia-
^fefrT" ^'""■"°"' wks Dr. V. H.Talia-
' Ms'"l°'|^'Tair'''"^'""'" ^■' «"«'«"'.
^W^rrlo-^p^r"' "' P""*' ^- J-
vrS^Sihl 20» Foster
lef Wh>*»''F» ISAAC, c, shoemkr,
169 Whitehall, r 130 Crumley. (See
"^BriX^"' ''^**^«»»' "• ^^' r 25
^t^Ta^»''"'=''''^.'A»<i-o„,
CdTw^E'"""' ^^ P^y^"""' 20
WILLIN6HAM J' T ''^*^^^" ^"'"■
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WHI
Westmoreland Robert, c, la-bTFsTHS?:
Westmoreland Robert W., plivsiciau 20
Loyd, r 99 N. Collins ' " ' ^
wStmor!lt"'};i''K^'^'' ^' ""^^ KimbaU
^wKtr^'c^'^.r:'--^-'^^^^
WESTMORELAND & HOWELL (W F
Westmoreland and D. H Howe'llV
W?sYmoreTandt fP""^'^^ "'"''^
TT ebcmoreland <fe Johnson (R. w Wpst
^Hu^L^'''^ ^''^' '^'•«^'^"^'^'-. '■ 232 E.
Whaley J6hn B., mason, r 232 E. Hun-
Whalg.^ Julia Miss, elk Xew Home S.
^Htm^?""'" ^^' dressmkr, r 232 E.-
\*'ugr """'* ^- ^'■'•' ■• 20^ MeDon-
WHARTOJf MORTON B. RET., editor
Christian Index (Harrison, iVhama
* ^unnally), r 207 McDoniu<^h
te '"^'^''^' ^■"' '^- E. r 313
31^7- f*1S«-* Hodge
WHEAT & HODGE MJJfFO CO wood
wi 1 iT^^?^^^ ^'^ manager Eclinse
^V md Engine Co., 51 Peachtret, 7^
Wheeler James, elk J. T. Cook & Co
Wheeler Lucius C. elk bfil«'^l>n-
WHEELER & mlmy MiXj^^\T ^
71 WhM"' ^' ^' ^^"^P' ^^"^ -gt,
WheeiockLula Miss, r 8 Henry W E
X^eX^^^a:^,^- -^^^-pher
;»,rfeoo^d; af- —
Mhitaker^ Colquitt, messenger P o
Insp., bds Kimball ** * ^*
■ Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Etc
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11
GORDON & WHITE.
Coal & Woodi^.
42 N. Broad.
WHI
450
WHI
Whitaker Jarecl I., lawyer, r 65^ James
Whitaker John H., pressman Constitu-
tion, r 41 Stonewall
Whitaker Joiey B., wid W., r53 Chapel
TVTiitaker Joseph, elk, r 53 Chapel
Whitaker Lee, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Whitaker Mai-ion, c, plasterer, r 29 Pet-
tis
Whitaker William, c, carpenter, r 176
McDaniel
White Aaron, c, wks Kimball
White Abraham, c, wks L. H. Hall &
Co
White Abraham, c, porter Fincher &
Hubbard
White Alice Miss, r 342 Decatur
White Allan, c, lab, r 160 Greens Ferry
av ^
W^hite Allan^T., bkkpr D. F. Cater, r 159
Crew
White Anderson D., c, porter E. John-
son, Son & Co
White Andrew D., c, carpenter Fulton
Cotton Mills, r 32 Ezzard
White Augustus, shoemkr M. Gaines, r
48 Johnson
White Augustus, c, lab, r 186 Markham
White Bridget Mrs., r 12 N. Butler
White Bruce M., boilermkr A-L Ry., r
342 Decatur
White Calvin R., machinist A-L. Ry., r
342 Decatiu*
White Charles H.,*^bkkpr, r 149 N. Cal-
houn
White Daniel, c, driver, r 13 Lynch al
White Daniel, c, packer P. H. Snook
White David, c, lab, r ns Tennels, 1st e
of Factorv
White David O., (Uk, r 210 Foster -
White Edward, boarding, 67 Ivy
White Edward Jr., elk Constitution, r 31
Hayden
White Edward, c, lab, r 57 Yonge
White Ella, c, domestic, r rear 69 Hous-
ton
White Eugene, elk Carlton & Son, r 25
Walnut
WHITE E. T., propr National Hotel, 6, 8
and 10 Peachtree (See p. 66)
WHITE E. T. JR., elk National Hotel
W^hite Frank, c, wks Jack & Holland
White George, c, wks A-L. Ry., r ns
Tennels, 1st e of Factory
White George E., physician, r 25 Walnut
White George W., carrier P. O., r 87
Houston
White Henry, c, driver Clark & Nun-
nally, r rear 150 Decatur ^^
White Henry, c, hostler Sammons &
Cook
White Henry, c, lab, r 139 E. Baker
White Henry J., c, wks J. Minor, r 245 '
Wheat
White Jabez, carpenter, r 140 Magazine
White James A., with J. J. White, r
159 Crew
White James B., r 159 Crew
White James L., messenger Sou Exp
Co
White James O., carpenter Longley,
Robinson & Co., r 99 Chapel
White James T. (Lathrop & White), r 29
Luckie
White Jessie Miss, r 176 Ivy
White John, butcher Johnson & Co
White John, c, driver, r 42 Humphries
White John, c, lab, r 178 Fort
White John, wks L. H. Hall & Co -
White John, c, wks O. A. Smith
WHITE JOHN J., engines, saw mills, ■
grist mills, machinery, wagons &c..
Broad, sw cor Hunter, r 159 Crew. *
(Seep. 39.)
White Joseph, c, lab, r rear 102 Eraser
White Joseph W., pass agt Ga. R. R.,
bds Markham House
White Joshua P., carpenter Globe P. -
Mnfg Co., bds 155 Marietta
WHITE J. ROSWELL, propr Troy Steam ■
Laundry, 13 N. Forsyth, r 205 Jones.
(See adv.)
White J. T., c, elk Ry M. S
White Laura E., wid John, r 176 Ivy :■
White Luss, pedler, r 155 W. Peters
White Malice M., policeman, r 130 Eraser
White Maria, c, r 37 Trenholm
White Martha, c, r 164 Elliott
White Mary E., wid W. H., r 22 Luckie ,
White Matthew, lab, r 205 Irwin
White Matthew, c, wks Ballard & Co
WHITE MENZO (Fox & White), r 22 V
Luckie
White Minor, c, wks Atla Com & W. Co .
White Morgan, c, lab, r 62 Howard
White Moses, c, carpenter, r 32 Ezzard
White M. Mrs., boarding, 26 Gilmer
White Nellie Miss, bds 50 Line
White Peter, c, lab, r 46 Collins
White Rebecca M., wid T. S. , r 149 Jack-
son * ■
White Robert, c, lab, r 59 Foi-t
White Robert C, machinist A-L. Ry
White Roswell M., mer, r 205 Jones
White Sallie Miss, cook J. H. James
White Samuel (Reed & White), r 72 Ma- •
rietta
White Seaborn, c, driver, r 139 Ira
WHITE SEWING MACHINES, J.
& T. F. Smith, agte; 59 S. Broad
White Simon, c, lab, r 115 Magazine
D.
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Ouick Time — Sure Connections.
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WHI
vvmte bumter, c, waiter 3Iarkham House
White Thomas, c, lab, r 300 Wheat
WhlJ! w T^^ ^V P^^"^^' ^ 26 Gilmer
White Walter, c, lab, 196 Formwalt
i.sxSS& ^O^TS & SHOES,
451 • '. '
WHI
WALTER J. WHITE, Prop'r
c ■»
Markliam House Billiard Parlor.
. _" " ' r 1 ' . '
'■-*:■
— OXLY —
t
First-Class Parlor in Town.
K-EW FURNITURE, CLEAN ROOM
— AND —
Accommodating Managers. '
Wh j! w- ^'"' ^' carpenter, r 99 Spring
Wh t! w- •^™' "' P^^'^^^' ^ 72 Randolph
White William, c, porter M. Barwald &
"^D^'ca^r """" '^•' ^'^' ^-^- ^y^ ' ^2
WHITE W. WOODS, general ae^ent
NORTHWESTERN kFlTxL lTfE
^>» to. of Milwaukee, Wis., 241^
mchtree, r 22 Luckie. (See ipp ^.
^hite Zilpha C, wid W., r 342 Decatur
Whitehead Asbury, painter M. M
Mauck, r 11 Howell
Whitehead George, c, wks Kimball
Whitehead Julia C, wid C, r 91 Mc-
Donough
^^i'i^-lf'rpl'* Oliver W., with G. W." Price,
r lo9 Thompson '
Whitehead Simeon, conductor W. <fc A
R. R., r Marietta ^ ..^^
Whitfield Benjamin B., elk, bds 266 W
Peters
^r^ifi^ft^w^^'"'^^^*' clkE.F. Donehoo,
r Jbb W; Peters
Whitfield Clifford, c, wks F. A. H41-
burn
^•J«^J? Gertrude Miss, r 24 Church
WK-J5^^5 *l?*^"' ^' ^*^' ^ 1^ Irwin
ci\n ^*^''^^^» ^' 1^^' ^ rear 137 E.
Whitfield Samuel, c, wks Kimball
Tumlfn '''' ^- ^''- ^^^^» "
=^«=^^-- — — ' ijvhittle Allison H., butcher, r 58 Plnn^
Dixie Sure .Fit SWrts~Bt SI.'
11 and 13 Whitehall St
^ker^^^ ^en^ie, c, lab, r rear 19 W. Ba-
Whitley Sallie Miss, dressmkr, 165
Ihompson
Whitley Sarah Miss, r 100 Richardson
Do^oT h ^'"^ ^'^ physician, 64 Mc-
^wi!^i^ ^^""T" ^•' ^^^ Mickelberry &
Whitlock, r Marietta, Ga ^
Whitlock Martin T., engineer, r 123 De-
catur
^WK v?^ Milledge G. (Mickelberry &
Whitlock), sec and treas Kennesaw
Mills Co., r Marietta, Ga
W R 'R "^^' c, laundress, r 181 M. &
^^o^^I^"" "^^^^^ ^M Wksmth A-L. Ry,
r 284 Foster ^ *
Whitmore William, wks Fulton Mills
WTiitner Charles F., student, r 59 Mitch-
^r?:^« ^^^- ^ & CO. (J. A. and
w n ^^"?"«r. Warren Howard and
WESTERN of Toronto SrOTTl^i^
CS'W'f AND NATIONrL oT^S^
I HE MERCHANTS of Newark N T
FIRE INS. ASSOCUTION^rf Lon^^^^^
B?t??£P^.^Jt.^^ Hart^rd, COLUM:
BUS INS. AND BANKING CO. of
Miss and UON of England, 12 E
*Vall. (Seep. 65.)
i:^'- ^^iJ^^^ an^ A. H. Colquitt),
genl in^ agts and managers Southern
Dept. The MERCHANtI INS. CO. of
Newark N. J., 12 E. Wall
Whitner John A. (Jno. C. Whitner &
Co., and Jno. A. Whitner & Co.), r 80 '
Ihompson /> "^
^?n!!'^V'' wu^- ^^°^- ^- ^^'hitner and
Mi^het .^*'''"'' ^ Co.), r 59 W.
Whitner Thomas C, with Jno. C. Whit- -
ner & Co., r 59 W. Mitchell
Whlil!^^ "^^^i'^' 6i>eculator, r 10 Foster
'^KiSll''- ^^ ^^^ ^- ^- "^--^ ^^
^& Webb ^^°J''"'^"' ^' P<>rter Clayton
"^Co^r^i^te^'^'^
^MUU^*''' ^a^T Miss, wks Fulton
wJlif^'l'.^f.lH^^' wks Fnlton Mills
. Scott
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TDt^AT r?nrnArnT-i BOXTGHT, SOLD & RENTED.
K h A 1 h.N,T A T K ^^'^y P'"oper^,Fapm8. Mills. Lands. Etc
i.V.ljjriJ-j J-^kJl/-ilJ_jT. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag'tJO Wall St
WIA
Wiard William A., elk G. H. Brown,
' Windsor
Wiard William L. P., mer, r 59 Wind-
sor
Wichser Mathias^ wks Fulton Mills
Wickey Michael, wks Sou. Ag. Wks, bds
42 Alexander
Widdersheim Christopher, baker, r 70
W. Foundry
Wiedenmann Adolph, elk P. Schuman,
r 63 Whitehall
Wier Addison M., print^ Constitution,
r 42 Powers
Wier John B., with F. E. Block
Wienberger Charles, pedler, r 56 Gilmer
Wiggins Aun, wid G., r 6 Factory
Grounds
Wiggins Jesse, wks W. & A. K. R., r 59
Stonewall
Wiggins Lizzie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Wiggins Lucy B., wid J., r 59 Stonewall
Wiggins William J., stone-cutter Rob-
bins Bros. & Co., r Lithonia
Wilbanks James B. (E. Johnson, Son &
Co.), r 86 Ivy
Wilbanks Lula Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wilbanks Martha N., wid L. G.,' r 84 W.
Cain
Wilbur Jeremiah, c, wks Clemmons &
Kenny, r 418 Whitehall
Wilbum Henry, c, carpenter, r 78 Hum-
pries
Wilburn Mary A., c, cook, r 75 Pratt
Wilburn Monroe, c, porter E. F. Done-
hoo
Wilby Alfred, c, lab, r 240 E. Fair
Wilby Alfred, plumber, bds 66 W. Foun-
dry
Wilby John A., machinist, r 66 W.
Foundry
Wilcox George, c, lab, r 116 Ellis •
Wilcox Jefferson, student, bds 127 Wal-
ton
Wilde Robert E., collector, r 73 Forrest
av
Wiles Robert J., safe agent, r 133 W.
Baker
Wiley Andrew, watchman, r 74 Rhodes
Wiley Emma K., c, confectionery, 229
Wheat
Wiley George, wks Fulton Mills
Wiley George A., carpenter, r 22 Gar-
trell
Wiley Henry, r 87 Ivy
Wiley Jefferson, c, porter, r 229 Wheat,
Wiley Joseph T., elk, r 87 Ivy
Wiley Lucy, wid W. D., r National Hotel
Wiley M. Miss, dressmkr Mrs. A. R.
Nace
Wiley Oscar, lab, r Ella, ne cor Foster
r 59 Wi
WIL
iley Stewart, c, carpenter, r 66 Howell
WILEY, see also WYLIE and WYLY
Wilheller Frederick, tailor, r 27 S.
Moore
Wilkerson Arthur, c, lab, r 53 Wells
-Wilkerson Tobias, c, lab, r ns E. Harris,
3d w of Randolph •
Wilkerson T. C, printe**, r 25 Orme
Wilkes John, c, wks Atla St. Ry, r 125
McDaniel
Wilkins Budd, wks Hinman & Son
Wilkins Emanuel, c, painter M. M.
Mauck, r 116 W. Harris
WILKINSGRANT(Wilkins,Post& Co.),
r 32 Merritts av
Wilkins James, c, wks J. M. Smith, r
111 Markham
Wilkins John H., c, physician and drug-
B'st, 116 Decatur, r 215 Fort
^KINS, POST & CO., proprs Atlanta
Bridge and Iron Wks, 489 to 527 Mari-
etta. (See fly C.)
Wilkins Samuel (Franklin & Wilkins), r
38 Windsor
Wilkinson Albert, gunsmith W. E. Cun-
ningham
Wilkinson C. E. Mrs., r 62 Tattnall
Wilkinson Ernestine Miss, r 51 W. Cain
Wilkinson George W., r Pine, ne cor
Plum
Wilkinson, Lattimore & Co., c( T. B. Wil-
kinson L. Lattimore, L. L. Moss, C.
Willis, C. Moss), gi-ocers, 318 Decatur
Wilkinson Robert, shuttlemkr, r 20 Mills
Wilkinson Tobias B., c (Wilkinson, Lat-
timore & Co.), r 282 E. Harris
Willard Josiah J., bkkpr Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 33 Merritts av
Willbanks George W., student, bds 14
Jenkins
Willburn Henry C, c, lab, r 281 W.
Peachtree
Wille W. R., printer W. C. Dodson, r 307
E. Hunter
Willey Williford E., elk J. L. Conley, r
Ivy, se cor Wheat
Willi N., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Williams Abernathy, c, porter, r rear 160
Washington
Williams Abraham, c, carpenter, r 26
Bi^gers
Williams Alexander, c, wks National Ho-
tel
Williams Alexander W., c, mason, r rear
175 Fort
Williams Alexander W., c, shoemkr A.
J. Delbridge, r 10 Carter
Williams Alfred, c, wks A. R. Logan &
Co • ^
Williams Amanda, cT^cook, r 17 Jones al
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School, bds 104 Houston
Wi hams Andrew, c, wks Ballard & Co
W 1 la,n^ Ann Miss., bds 120 S. Forsyth
Wliams Augustus, c, lab, r 64 Jamis
Wilhrms Augustus C, elk W. C. Mad-
dox, r country
Williams Barry, wks Fulton Mills
ham"*^ ^^"janiin, c, lab, r 89 Mark-
^wl^^' J^;?^^"^' ^- ^- Inspector,
bds Kimball House '
Williams Brown, c, wks Fulton Mills
Williams Bud, c, porter, r 52 Peachtree
^^r ""' ^if a»o, c, porter C. H. Swm
& Co., r 47 Loyd
Williams Carolina C, wid J. S., r 213
Crew 111 '
^Nefson ^^^'^""^^ '^' ^"^^^^^ ^ ^ear 45
^jfJJ^I P^^rles, c, shoemkr, r 5 Cor-
Williams Charles, c, waiter, r Butler, n
of Forrest av
^^Davi?* Charles, c, wks H. Lewis, r 28
WTT V^Jl^S^^/i?''' ^^s Fulton Mills
WILLIAMS CHARLES H., editor Geor-
gia Major, r Ul Peachtree
Williams Charles M., ten pin alley, 22*
Marietta, r 26 E. Alabama ^
Williams Charlotte, c, cook, r 11 Eraser
Williams Christopher, c, barber, 194 Ma-
^^"iT Fah?'^^^^"" ^^ h^ickniason, r
^B^'ri'i 4'^^*" f ^^- ^J- T. Williams,
Broad ^' ^^^'^^^^ers, 7^ S.
Williams Daniel, c, lab, r 21 Bradley
W hams Daphney, c, cook, r 16 George
Williams David, c, wks Atla Com <fc #
Co
Williams Dock, c, lab, r 241 McDonough
W hams Edward, c, lab, r 191 Cooper^
Williams Edward E., opr W. U Tel
Co., r 201 Whitehall • ^- -lei
Afe^™^ ^^win, carpenter, r 37 Mc-
Williams Ella, c laundress, r 225 Jones
W, hams Ell, tel opr, r 201 Whitehall
W hams Ehza, c, nurse, r 6 Jennings al
:wil jams Emerson, lab, rBellwood
Williams Emma, c, laundress, r 74 Gil-
mer '
^Fcty™^ ^"^ma Miss, wks Atla Cot
^lil'^™'^5**'^^^^^C-'*^"^' Ms es Fort,
J St s of Forrest av
Williams E. S., bds National Hotel
Williams Fannie,V laundress, r 31 Ez-
zard ^
Williams Fletcher, c, lab, r 42 Ivy
Wheat ^^^'"'^^^^ '' ^^^> ^ 270 New
Williams Floyd S., elk J. D. Frazier, r
country *
„,^;K., 3d wof Gullatt
Wi hams Frank, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Williams Franklin, c, wks Mrs. N. N.
xxicner
Williams Frederick A., elk Continental
Fire Ins Co., r 57 Houston '
Williams. Frederick, c, lab, r 154 Gray
land""^ """' ''' ^^^J^^an, r 13 Hol-
Wiiiiams George, c, lab, r 146 Markham
^illiams george, c, lab, r 64 James
FuTmoi^^'''"^^' ""' '''^^ ^'^' ■^^' "■ ^^
'Williame (George O. (G. O. WiUiams &
Bro.), r country
Williams areen, c, lab, r rear 203 E.
Hunter
Williams Gj. H., elk, bds Cannon House
W, hams Gj. J., with J. R. Merchant
Wdliams G, O., & Bro. (G. O. andS. A.
Williams), lumber, wood and coal, 234
Marietta ■■ * ^^
^/^J!^™^ Henry, c, barkpr, r 68 S. But-
Williams Henry, c, lab, r rear ws Wil-
liams, oth n of Cox
Williams Henry, c, lab, r 57 Foster
Williams Henry, c, wks M. H. Bentley,
r 28 Mangum ^ *
^HouS^ Henry, c, waiter Markham
Williams Henry, c, teacher, r 31 Howell
Williams Henry W., elk G. Hentschel
Wdhams Hillman, with M. W. Johnson
* <x Co I
^oVi^^' u'^' ^' ^Iksmth, 68 S. Pryor, r
214 Riehardgon '
Williams Isaac D., contractor, r 46 MiUg
Williams James, c, butler Dr. D. Smith,
r 137 Houston *
Wniiams James, c, porter, r 137 N. But-
Williams James, c, lab, r 91 Markham
) Williams James E., r 333 Fort
BiMM «i«^,. ^.^ — == ' ^^^"^auiBtiames k., t 333 Fort
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Williams James E. Jr., with Cox, Hill &
Thompson, bds 333 Fort
Williams Jane, c, laundress, r 6 Thur-
mond
Williams Jesse N., wks A-L. Ry, r 207
Irwin
Williams John, driver, r 131 Luckie
Williams John, c, drayman Mabin &
Terry, r Ga. R. R
Williams John, lab, r rear 91 Gullatt
Williams John, c, lab, r 135 Greens Fer-
ry av 1
Williams John, c, porter, r 119 Larkin
Williams John, c, porter, r 29 Ella
Williams John, shoemkr H. Isaac
Williams John, c, w^ks Kimball, r rear
. 20 X. Butler
Williams John A., with Shuttles Bros.,
r 81^ Marietta
Williams John B. L. Rev., c, r 32 C.
R. R
Williams John J. (J. J. Williams &
Co.), r Stone Mountain
Williams John R., mess W. U. Tel. Co
Williams John T. (Williams, Clark &
Co.), r Xew York
WUliams John W., c, dyer J. S: Watson
& Co., r 247 Glenn
Williams Jordan, c, driver, r 44 W. Fair
Williams Judge Rev., c, r 258 N. Cal-
houn
WILLIAMS J. J. & CO. (J. J. Will-
iams and Mrs. F. Taylor;, pork pack-
ers, com mers, hay, grain and provis-
ions, 17 and 19 S. Forsyth
Williams J. N., wks A-L. Ry
Williams Kenny C, elk Carlton <fc Son
Williams Laura, c, laundress, r 18 Ga.
R. R
Williams Leroy I., carpenter, r ns Fos-
ter, 1st e of Howell
Williams Lewis, c, lab, r 33 Ella
Williams Louisa, wid M. W., r 46 Mills
Williams Louisa A., wid G., r rear 276
W. Peters
Williams Lucius, c, lab, r rear 41 Crew
Williams Lucy* c, cook S. Watts, r 6
Horton
Williams Lucy, c, laundress, r 99 Spring
Williams Mahala, c, cook, r 264 Crew
Williams Mamie Miss, r 86 Gilmer
Williams Mattie, c, cook, r 18 McDon-
ough
Williams Mattie, c, laundress, r 82 Jones
Williams Milledge, c, lab, r Ice Factory,
sofC. R. R .
Williams Mingo, c, dver J. S. Watson &
Co., r 247 Glenn
Williams Mitchell, c, wks Harle &.Par-
rott
Williams M. Columbus, machine afft, r
173 Marietta ^
Williams M. J., fireman W. & A. R. R
Williams Netta Miss, r 371 N. Calhoun
Williams Nicy, c, r 188 Hilliard
Williams Noble C, druggist, r 213
Crew
Williams Nora, c, laundress, r rear 76
Yonge
Williams Perry, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 48 Hulsey
Williams Peter, c, driver, r 288 W.
Mitchell f
Williams Philip A., carpenter, bds 33
Plum
Williams Pleasant, c, lab, r 63 High-
tower
Williams Prince, c, cook Kimball
Williams Retis J., student, bds 69 N.
Collins
Williams Robert, c, painter, r 1 Gemun-
den
WILLIAMS ROBERTA., passenger agt
M. & L. R. R. R., Ark, & Texas Pacific
Short Line, 3 Kimball House
Williams Ruffin, c, driver, r 188 Clarke
Williams Samuel, c, lab, r 208 Mangum
Williams Sarah, c, cook, r 367 Decatur
WILLIAMS SILAS W., manager Sou
Dept Continental Fire Insurance Co.
of New Nork, 10 W. Alabama, r 371
Calhoun
Williams Sirom A. (G. O. Williams &
Bro.), bds 35 Luckie
William'^' Stephen, c, lab, r 69 Chamber-
lain
Williams ^Stephen, c, lab, r rear 73 Gar-
trell *♦•
Williams Susan, wid Wm. D., r 195
Whitehall
Williams Susie Mad., r 50 Line
Williams Thomas, c, lab, r 292 New
Williams Mamie Miss, r 57 Houston 1^ Wheat
Williams Maria, c, laundress, r 180 Clarke ' Williams ITiomas, c, lab, r 82 Forrest av
Williams Maria r.. lannflrPHs r OOn AT "Wrmiorr.o t^v.^.^^^ » i„v. _ ini o :__
Williams Maria c, laundress, r 290 N.
Calhoun • *^^ «
Williams Marshall C, bds 104 Jones
Williams Mary Miss, r 215 N. Collins
Williams Mary A. Mrs, fruits, 116 Ma-
rietta
Williams Matilda, c, cook, r 16 George
Williams Thomas, c, lab, r 101 Spring
Williams Thomas, c, lab, r 129 Ellis
Williams Thomas, painter, r 301 E. Hun-
ter
Williams Thomas H., grain and produce
broker, 51>^ Peachtrge, bds 215 N.
Collins
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Pro. Ex., bds es Fort, ist s of Forrest
av
Williams Tobias, c, lab, r 94 S. Pryor
. ^? Pms Turner, c, wks Scott <fc Wood
-Wilhanis T. B., c, wks Hutchins <fc
Herndon
^ Williams Ulysses, c, butler J. G. Ogles-
by, r rear ss Richardson, 2d wofS.
Pryor
Williams Virginia C. Mrs., boarding, 98
Walton *"
Williams Walter, c, dyer J. S. Watson &
, Oo
wm}?^"^^ yarren, agt, r 12 Orme
Williams Warren, mason, r 6 Horton
Wmiams Warren, c, bellman Markham
House, r 85 Houston
Williams Washington, c, drayman J. R.
Wyly, r 309 Fort
Williams William, c, lab, r 33 Rawson
Williams WU ham, c, lab, r 92 Bell
Wi hams William, c, lab, r 41 Gate City •
Williams Wi ham, c, lab, r 132 Ira ^
Williams \\illiamC., 'with Am. S. M.
Co., r 116 Marietta
Williams William C. Rev. D. D., priest
in charge St. Lukes Church, r 149
Ivy '
Williams William F., bkkpr 40 Whitehall,
r bS Spring '
Williams William M., grain and produce
broker, olj^ Peachtree, bds 215 N. Col-
lins
Williams William S., bkkpr Simons &
Drummond, bds Markham
Williams Willis, c, cook Markham House
r rear 210 Decatur '
Williams W. E., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Wilharas & Davidson (F. WilUams and
Dan Davidson), job printers, Alabama,
ne cor W hitehall
WILLIAMS & SMALL (C. H. Williams
- ' ?; ^r' Small), proprs Georgia Ma-
jor, 14 W. Alabama
Williamson -^ngeline, c, cook, r 9 Rob-
' Williamson Annie Miss, r 23 N. Collins
Williamson Curry, c, waiter R. G.
Thompson
Williamson Doc, c, lab, r rear 201 Irwin
onJ"i^^^ ^^''^y ^-y elk Sou Exp Co.,
r 297 Decatur
Williamson John, c, wks Atla Com &
W. Co
Williamson Lizzie Miss, r258 Whitehall
Williamson Mollie Miss, milliner J
Keely, r 258 Whitehall
Williamson Moses, c, porter W. & W
Mnfg Co., r 173 Peachtree
& Meador, r 20J E. Alabama
Williford Robert B., with Bird & Dykes,
r Exposition Mills r ' ' '
Willig Ulrich, r 35 D'Alvigny
Willingham Benjamin L., weigher Mad-
dox, Rucker & Co., r 27f W. Ala-
bama '3 -^ «■
Willingham Charles O., elk, r 239 Deca-
tur
Willingham Columbus F., r 55 Howell
Willingham W. Florence, wid W. J., r
244 Peachtree
Willingham Freeman, wks Fulton Mills
WUhngham Henry, c, lab, r 5 Chatta-
hoochee
Willingham Jessie Miss., r 244 Peachtree
Willnwham Matilda, wid R. M., r 252
W. Peachtree
WILLINGHAM WtSBORN J., whol &
retail lumber, laths, shingles, flooring,
S?/\"# ^°^ framing, 96 W. MitchelCr
AoW ^^ae^'^ree. (See top lines and
Willis Charles,c (WUkinson, Lattimore & '
Co.), r 11 Ella
Willis D. F., night editor Post Appeal, r
Cannon House
^i^^?f^^^®' fireman A. & W. P. R. R.,
bds 145 Ga. R. R '
^^"il:f ^1?^?;'^' "^"^^^ Wellhouse & Sons,
r 234 W. Hunter '
Willis Jeremiah, c, lab, r 39 Richmond
v\ ilhs Jett T., teacher, r W. E
Willis John, c, driver G. W. Spears, r
Holland, se cor Wells
WilJJs John, c, driver Wellhouse & Son
r 234 W. Hunter
Willis Joseph, conductor A. & W. P R
R., bds 145 Ga R. R
Willis Joshua W., lawyer, r 357 White-
hall
Willis Lewis, engineer A. <fe W. P. R. R.,
bdsl45GaR.R '
w-llJ^ 5^^"^' ^' laundress, r 30 Victoria
Willis Simon, c, lab, r 48 Johnson
Wi 16 Van, c wks Ada Com. & W. Co
Wi loughby John, c, lab, r rear 81 Plum
Wi Is John, c, wks Atla Com. & W. Co
Wilmoth WUliam H. (Fuller & Wil-
moth), r country
Wilson Adam, c, lab, r 62 Haynes
WILSON A. McD. & CO. (A. McD. Wil-
son and J. P. McDonald), grocers and
com mers, 32 Peachtree
Wilson Amos, c, lab, r 167 Windsor
Wilson Andrew, c, lab, r 96 Jones
Witeon Anna Miss, r 210 W. Peachtree
Wilson Annie Miss, r 46 Formwalt
W. M. Scott ^V»H£ilf S rOEXS
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456
WIL
Wilson Arthur McD. (A. McD. Wilson
& Co.), r 207 E.Harris
Wilson Benjamin, e, lab, r 37 Chattahoo-
chee
Wilson Benjamin -J., real estate, r ws
Gordon, 2(1 s of Peeples, W. E
Wilson Betrie, c, laundress, r 24 Ga R. R
Wilsoi Bradley T., carpenter, r 303
Luckie
Wilson Charles, with Chamberlin; Bovn-
ton & Co ^
Wil>on Charles, c, wks W. Laird
WILSOX CHARLES A., physician Xat
Surgical Inst, r 30 E. Alabama
WILSOX CHARLES L., physician Nat
Surgical Inst, r 133 ]^. Collins
Wilson Charles T., trunkmkr, r 93 Xelson
Wilson Chai-lotte Miss, r 11 Mechanic
Wilson Cuba, c, wks Mrs. J. Y. Prather
Wilson Daniel J., c, carpenter, r235 New
Wheat
Wilson Dollie, c, laundress, r 154 Gray
Wilson Edmund B., with M. C. & J. F.
Kibcr & Co. ^
Wilso-i Elbert, c, lab, r rear 79 Wklton
Wilson Elizabeth, c, laundress, r tear 48
Bush I
Wilson Ella, wid P., r 65K PeachtVee
Wilson Emanuel, c, porter Bo^ &
Hanye, r 5 Fain T
Wilfron Erwin W., elk, r 93 Nelson
Wileon Eugene, elk W. G. Robinson, bds
62 Haynes
Wilson Fannie Miss, r 11 Mechanic
Wilson Henry, c, driver, r 23 Pettis
Wilson Henry, c, lab, r 10 Orme
Wilson Henry, c, lab, r rear 159 Thomp-
son
Wilson Henry, c, porter, r 65 E. Cain
Wilson Henry, wks Fulton Mills
Wilson Henry L. (Rice & Wilson), r 210
W. Peachtrec
Wilson Hugh A., molder, r 622 Marietta
Wilson James B., timekpr W. & A. R.
R., r country
Wilson James G., painter, r ws Will-
iams, 1st n of Cox
Wilson Jane, wid S., bds 69 N. Butler
Wilson Jennie Miss, r 41 E. Cain
Wilson Jeremiah, c, lab, r 191 Cooper
Wilson Jeremiah, Jr., c, lab, r 191 Cooper
Wilson John, r 87 Plum
Wilson John, c, waiter Kimball House
Wilson John, wks W. & A. R. R
Wilson John C. (W. S. Wilson & Bro.),
r 404 Whitehall
Wilson John G., with Jas. P. Harrison
& Co., r 133 N. Collins
Wilson John J. W., painter, r 88 Elliott
Wilson John L., r 13 Factory Grounds
Wilson John S., e, wks C. M. Barnwell
& Co., r 95 E. Cain
Wilson Joseph, c, mason, r 21 Bradley
Wilson Joseph, machinist A-L. Ry, bds
30 Cornelia
Wilson Joseph, c, molder, r 37 Chatta-
hoochee
WILSOIV J. STAINBACK, physician,
Hygenic Institute, Turkish and Elec-'
trie baths, 14 Loyd, r 51 E. Mitchell
Wilson Lemuel, c, carpenter, r rear 61
McDaniel
Wilson Lena A., elk W. S. Wilson &
Bro., r 22 W. Fair
Wilson Lewis, c, lab, r 48 Hulsey
Wilson Lizzie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Wilson Lou Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Wilson Madison, c, farmer, r 105 Tatnall
Wilson Mamie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wilson Man son, elk, r 214 E. Hunter
Wilson Margaret Miss, bds 221 Haynes
Wilson Mary Miss, dressmkr, 69 N". But-
ler
Wilson Mary Miss, r 214 E. Hunter
Wilson Mary, wid J. W., r ws Marietta,
nr Ferry rd
Wilson Mary A., wid E., r 21 Mechanic
Wilson Mary E., wid T. C. H., r 41 E. i
Cain ' '
Wilson Mattie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Wilson Monroe, wks M. Cole & Co
Wilson Moses M., foreman H. Crank-
shaw & Co., r 40 Jennings
Wilson Myron C. Mrs., grocer, 311 E.
Hunter
Wilson Peter, c, shoemkr, r 172 N. Cal-
houn
Wilson Peter, c, shoemkr, r ns E. Harris,
2d w of Randolph
Wilson Price, c, porter Judson Dunlop
& Co
Wilson Robert, c, carpenter, r 54 Chat-
tahoochee
Wilson Robert, c, lab, r ns E. Harris, Ist
w of Fortune
Wilson Robert E., with Chamberlm
Boynton & Co., r 1 W. Fair
Wilson Sallie Mrs., r 22 W. Alabama
Wilson Samuel, elk, r 79 Walton
Wilbon Solomon, c, lab, r 85 Larkin
Wilson Susanna Miss, r 11 Mechanic
Wilson Thomas, c, lab, r 160 E. Harris
Wilson Thomas, plasterer, r 11 Mechanic
Wilson Thomas B., carpenter, r 172 Man-
^um
I Wilson Virgil A., machinist Gate City
P. M. <fc L. Co.; r 69 N. Butler
Wilson Wiley, c, lab, r 26 W. Simpson
Wilson Wilfred, elk J. Ryan, r W. E
Wilson William, carpenter, bds 289 Jones
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36 W. Mitchell,
457 I y^j^
Whiburn Wiljiaf A., elk Piedmont
Air-Line, r 49 J^uckie
"^Fe^r^y Ty "'^'^' '' ^^^' ' ^^^^^^^
Wjlson William, wks W. G. Robinson
riX^'"'^'" I>., student, bds 124 Ma-
^s" n "" ^""^"^ ^'^ ^^^ PeepleB & Wil-
^&To ^""^"^ ^'' ""'^'^ ^-^^^^ ^i'^kle
^r^l W™"^ ^' ^^^"P^"' * "^'^'^^h
'^rr^is„3::.,?-'^«P collector Int
Winbush Robertai, c, r 21 lyy
windlif pf^^"'^ ^.^^'•^ 1^2 N. Collins
H indle Charles, painter M. M. Mauck
Mma^e''""'''' '^ ^^^ ^''' ^- ^•
Rey., r 172 Manguni
r A ew Orleans '''
^'^FeYZrir ^""^"'^^ * ^^^^->' ^
^C^wL^; ^- ^ ^«^- ^^' S. and J.
mpnt r°^i^ coal, wood, lime, hair, ce-
ment, brick, lumber and shingles, of-
fice^and yard, 7 Spring, cor #. & A.
wlmwlJ w'n-^' '' \^^^ ^ 1^7 E- Cain
W mh^^^nl'V'^"^' c^^' ^ 67 Marietta
"^rrtos^F^rr^^^^ ^-^ ^' --- ^•
^s^^^^ "^^^es T., lab,, r 100 W. Simp-
Tm'^son''"^ ^-^ ^'^^ '' ^^ ^ 1^ ^'
""rh'no^pEr^'^'^^^'^-^^-^W'
Wimbush Fyie, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Pety" """^ ^'''' ^'^^^ ^^'^ Cot
Wimby Dollie; c, laundress, r 83 Ho^ue
Wimby Henry, c, wks E. VanWinkle &
Wimby Lucius W., c, lab, r 83 Hogue
S^ Carrie, c, laundress, r 139^ag-
"^rK^^^^^^ ^^^^^> ''^ ™^ball,
Wi^/nf T^i"'' ^'.i^Ii?^^^^^' ^ 185 Cooper
W Swn "4'^' ""'^ ^-'Z 202>^ Marietta
ffiliil?d ^^^'''^' "^ ^' ^^ ^ 218
Winbum George W., wks Longley
^jobinson & (To., r 159 Decatur ^ ^
^Ha^rri '^°^' ^' ^^^^^c^ionery, 109 E.
Winfrey Lewis S.^ lab, r 3 Irwin
Winfrey Sarah A., wid J. L., r 3 Irwin
Winfrey Scipio M4, driver, r 3 Irwin
3 Ir^^n ' ^'^^ ^""^"^ * ^^^-^ ^
^^^^^James M., ^'ks R. R., r 70 Ga.
^^>V^^^ ^-^ ^^ F- E. Block,- r
162 Rawson *
^^"l^^'i^am, wk^ Longley, Robinson
Wmgate John H., plumber J. Wariick
& bon r es Pearly Ut n of Cox
- -pro., r 66J Whitehall
Wmham Edward L., printer, r 115 W
Simpson
Winkler Herman, coppersmith W. & A.
-K. xC *
Winkles Samuel J., carpenter, r 6 Cul-
ver, Jamestown ,
Winn Augustus, elk, bds 55 S. Forsyth
W nn Byron M., broker, 44^ S. Pryor
Winn C. G,, fireman W.' & A. R. R^
VVinn Daniel, c, porter Johnson & Cay-
erly
Winn F. B., brakem^n W. & A. R. R
Winn George, c, lab, r 374 E. Fair
Winn George, c, labj r 7 Hilliard
Winn John, c, lab, r 24 Dayis
Wfiv t'^a^^' i' ^^'' ^ 24 Da^s
WKv u Vi %:.' la^^yer, room 3, 6^
Whitehall, r Decatur ^
WINN, see also WYNNE
^l^'of Co^""^^'"' c, l^b, r ws Orme, 4th
^^"io^^ ^c?^'?^' ?•' ^^^ ^^i^ship & Bro.,
r 20 N. Spring * : *
Winship Felice, c, laundress, r 138 El- -
liott '
^Peld^t?^^^^^^^'!^^^'^ ^'"^•^' r482
Winship Isaiah, c, wis E. Van Winkle
& Co., r 195 E. Baker
Winship Lizzie, c, r 136 Old Wheat
Winship Robert (Winship & Bro.), r 20
■N. Spring '
WWSHIP & BRO. (Robert and George
Winship), founders, machinists, cotton
gin and press mnfrs. Foundry, cor W.
s A. R. R
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-Winston Carey, c, wks Kimball
"Winston George, c, wks W. J. Ballard
Winter Henry, proofreader Constitution,
r 58 E. Simpson
Winter James L., mer, r 280 Peachtree
Winters James, c, lab, r 16 Chapel
Winters John, cutter, bds 31 Gamett
Winters John, lab, bds 7 Culver
•Winters Samuel W., carpenter, r 79
Plum
Winters William A., contractor, r 371 N.
Collins
Wiheberg Edda Miss, r 80 Ivy
Wisebe/g Morris, elk, r 80 Ivy
Wiseberg Kosa Miss, r 80 Ivy
•Wiseman William, c, porter, r 25 Reed
Witcher Ephraim, plasterer, r 205 W.
Peters
Witcher Hezekiah A., with McNaught
& Scrutchin, r 68 Crew
Witcher Virginia A. Mrs., teacher Wal-
ker St. School, r 68 Crew
Witcher Warren A., elk, r 68 Crew
Witham William S., trav agt, r 62
Wheat
Withers Edward B., Inolder Globe P.
Mnfg Co., r 43 Jones av
Withers George, c, wks^S. Specific Co
Withers John, engineerJW S Withers, r
51 X. Calhoun
Withers John, wks Sou Ag Wks
Withers Mary Miss, r 51 N. Calhoun
Withers Nelson, fireman A-L. Ry
Withers Walter S., iron founder, 20 to 24
S. Calhoun, r 51 Calhoun
Withers William J., machinist, bds 172
Luckie
Witherspoon Ada Mrs., r 32K W.
Mitchell
Witt Charles C, bkkpr W. U. Tel Co., r
156 Haylies
Witt Horace D., conductor W. & A. R. R
Witt Horace H., grocer, 290 Marietta, r
63 W. Simpson
Witt Minnie, wid R. H., r63W. Simpson
Witt Mollie E. Miss, r 59 Forrest av
Witter Henry, car inspector W. & A. R.
R., r 111 E. Simpson
Witter L. M., printer Post- Appeal, r 63
Luckie I
Wofibrd Cicero, driver Atla St Ry
Wofford Green B., carpenter, r 105 W.
Simpson '
Wofford John P., carpenter, r 99 W.
Simpson
Wofford Rufus, watchman, r 31 Ezzard
Wolfe Adolph, elk Benjamin Bros. & Co.,
bds Walton, cor Fairlie /
WOLFE HENRY, fancy grocer, teas and
coffees, 81 Whitehall, r 292 Whitehall
00 WIST
I WOLFOfiD e£OR(^£ S., supt Continen-
tal Fire Ins. Co., of N. Y., 10 W. Ala-
bama, r 369 Calhoun
Wolffe Max, elk, bds 44 Walton
Wood Albert A., machinist, 46 Powers
Wood Alhana P., foreman W. J. Wood,
r 226 E. Fair
Wood Alice R. Miss, teacher, r ns Gor-
don, 2d w of Peeples, W. E
Wood Amanda Mrs., milliner J. Keely,
r 61 Marietta
Wood Andrew, c, lab, r rear 136 W.
Baker
Wood Carey, elk J. A. Anderson & Co.,
r 66)^ Whitehall
Wood Charles, elk, r 197 Whitehall
Wood D. C, student, bds 20 Foster
Wood Edward N., with Oglesby &
Meador, r 16 E. Cain
Wood Eliza, wid W., r 3 Cain
Wood Eva Miss, teacher, r 41 Crew
Wood Floyd ,-c, driver, r 39 Fulton
Wood Georgia E., widE. L., r 50 Glynn
Wood Green, c, lab, r 56 Fort
Wood James, elk R. R., r 1*67 Decatur
Wood Jane Miss, bds 265 Jones
Wood Janie O. Miss, teacher, r ns Gor-
don, 2d w of Peeples, W. E
Wood John, c, lab, r 34 Biggers
Wood John X. (Scott & Wood), r Peach-
tree rd
Wood Joseph, c, porter Floyd & Smith,
r 81 Hogue
Wood Joseph, c, porter Sheek & Co
Wood Joseph W., elk J. T. Adair, r 288
New Wheat
Wood Lollie Miss, r 41 Crew
Wood Louisa Mrs., r 225 Decatur
Wood Lulu Miss, r 100 N. Collins
Wood Mamie B. Miss, school, ns Gordon,
2d w of Peeples, \V. E
Wood Marcellus, c, lab, r 15 Leonard
Wood Maria L., wid W. B., r 100 N.
Collins
Wood Mary A., wid C. F., bds 69 Hill
Wood Mary A., wid W., r 15 Jones av
Wood Mary J. Mrs., r ns Gordon, 2d w
of Peeples, W. E
Wood Neil, c, driver Vining & Robinson
Wood Robert, elk, r 100 N. Collins
Wood Robert, c, wks Kimball, r 107 Val-
entine
Wood Robert R., elk Atla Com & W. Co
Wood Robert M., wks E. T., V. & Ga.
R. R., r 69 W. Peters
Wood Sarah Miss, seamstress, r 3 Cain
Wood Sarah Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Wood Thomas, elk, r 204 W. Peters
Wood Thomas M. (Howard, Wood &
Co.), bds 33 N. Forsvth
BY THE KENNESAW ROUTE.
Quick Time — Sure Connections.
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•.5#'Tfi-^
^^^^? '^^^^^as W., tinner W. J. Wood,
r Williams, sw cor Parker
Wood T. A., wks A-L. Ry
WOOD WALTER J., stoves, tinware and
housefurnishing, 87 Whitehall, r 145
S. Forsvth
Wood William, butcher, 62 Decatur, r
/ country '
^ w''''^ wmW^""'^'' ^^^' ^ ^^ S. Pryor
^5<?d Wilham D., elk Ry. M. S., r 67
Alexander
Wood Winston, c, port^er J. P. Stevens
& Co., r Wheat
Wood William W., elk Ry. M. S., r 71
Alexander
' Woodall Mary Miss, bds 20 Cone
Woodard Lorenzo, c, lab, r 273 N. Cal-
houn '■ \ \ [■
Woodard Louisa Miss, r 302>^ Decatur
wr??in a'^,^,?''"'^^-'. '' ^^^^^' 257 Foster
;WOODARD, see also WOODWARD
iWoodbery Walter, collector J. F
Burke
Woodberry Albert, molder, r 207 Ma-
! netta
Woodbeny W. A., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co ,
Woodbury Ora Miss, r 193 Ivy
Woodbury Rachel E., wid J. F., r 193
Ivy '
Wooden Alexander, c, lab, r 233 Rich-
ardson
Wooden Henry, c, lab, r 172 McDaniel
n oodmg Nathaniel J., with P. & G. T
Dodd, r54S. Bell
At MARK BERRY'S 33 PftarhtrftARj;.
WOO
459
JVooding Pamelia F., ^^id A. W., r 10
* Gray '
Wooding S.imuel F., saw mkr, r 10 Gray
^oodley James, c, lab, r 25 Scofield
Woodruff Charles, tinner, r 25 Bell
w^^^'^'S ^d^a^i' C' lab, r 48 Johnson
Woodruff Georgia, c, r rear 62 Nelson
^^n""^ ^""^^ ^'^ ^1^ % ^- S-, r 49
N. Calhoun
Woodruff Joseph P., r 71 Davis
Bdr"" '^''^^P^^"®, wid J. P., r 25
^£?^''n w?'''^^^^ ^•' wk« C. R. R., r
54 Elliott
Woodruff William, tinner, r 25 Bell
Woods Andrew, c, lab, r 41 Gullatt
Woods Candacea, wid N., r 266 E. Fair
Z^A^ Chance, c, lab, r 370 Crumley
Woods Chapel, c (Methodist), ws Martin,
Ist s of Fulton '
Woods Claiboine, c, lab, r 195 Chapel
w^' gauce, c, lab, r 195 Chapel
VVoods Henry, c, lab, r 28 Markham
Woods Isaac, c, lab, r 370 Crumley
Woods Isaac, c, lab, r 16 Pittman al
Woods James, engineer Ga. R. R
Woods James B., wks W. Brenner r
country '
Woods Joseph Rev., c, pastor Wood's
Chapel
Woods Maggie Miss, bds 95 Walton
Woods Mattie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fetv ■
Woods Nelson c, waiter B. F. Jones, r
o7 Richmond
Woods Nelson, c, lab, r 370 Crumley
Woods Richard M., bkkpr, r 234 Decatur
woods barah, c, seamstress, r 54 Foster
^^n^ii® i^^^ *^-' ^^ Union News Co.,
r 52 W. Harris
Woodson Charles D., collecting elk Mer-
chants Bank, r 183 Washington
Woodson Hattie, c, cook P. A. Lynch, r
rear 71 W. Simpson
^^f ?.7^^" ^•' °iess Merchants Bank,
r 183 Washington
Woodson Martha. F., wid W. D., r 183
Washington
Woodson Sallie F. Miss, r 183 Washing-
Woodson Spencer P., trav agt, r 64^E.
Baker
^"^of «r^^jr^^^ F.(Langston & Crane),
r 183 Washington
Woodson William D., asst bkkpr Lanffs-
ton & Crane, r 183 Washington
Woodward A. Park, dep elk Superiolr
Court, r 25 N. Forsyth
W9odward David, r 67 Howell
Woodward Emmett B., elk, r 25 N. For-
syth
Woodward George K., agt, r 69J White-
hall "
Woodward Harry L., cli, r 25 N. For-
syth
Woodward James G,, printer Judson,
^5l^"^^P * ^^'^ r 285 E. Hunter
WOODWARD, see also WOODARD
Woolbright William, agt, bds 58 E.
bimpson
Wooldridge M. W. Mrs., r 35 Tattnall
Woolf Jacob, coppersmith, r ws Waddell,
2d n of Foster '
Woolf John, r ws Waddell, 2d n of Fos-
ter i
Woolf Winfleld, cashier Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 145 Jones
^^Ifo^i^f^^' c,blksmith, 596 Decatur,
r dd3 E. Hunter
Woolfolk Jefferson, c, lab, i- S. Pryor, bey
limits -> y J
WOOLLEY BASIL M., opium
whiskey cure, 33i Wh^tehaU, r
Washington ■
Woolley L. B. V., student, bds 148 Wash-
ington
and
148
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Fit (tuaranteed at ready made prfoea.
n and 13 Whitehall Street.
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Mea-
Woolley W. Price, lawyer
ington
Wooten Andrew, c, wks MeCombs
kin & Co
Wooten Annie, wid J., r 9 Mangiim
Wooten Elizabeth, wid M., r es Mayson
Ferry rd, nr Marietta
Wooten Eugene J., lab, r 8 Connally
Wooten Hugh, mer, r 305 W. Peters
Wooten Israel, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Wooten Kate B., wid P. B., r 66 N. Col-
lins
Wooten Little, c,'wks H. Crankshaw &
Co
Wooten Robert, c, wksH. Crankshaw &
Co ^
Wo.-d Elizabeth, wid J., r 64 Yonge
Word Frank, bds 60)^ S. Broad
Wo.'d Frank, student, r 259 Whitehall
Word John T., mechanic, r rear 9 Roach
Word Lizzie, c, laundress, r 193 Mangum
Word P. S., brakeman W. & A. B..B..^
r Cartersville
Word Robert C, physician, 2\% E.
Hunter, r Decatur
Word Thomas J. (Miller & Word), r 259
Whitehall
Worley J. A., baggage master W. & A.
R. R
Wornum William M., real estate, r 113
E. Fair
Worthara Winnie, c, laundress, r 4 W.
&A. R. R
Worthy Eliza Miss, seamstress, r 54 Val-
entine
Worthy John, c, lab, r 110 Ellis
Worthy Miles, c, porter Wellhouse &
Sons
Worthy William, c, wks H. Crankshaw
& Co
Wrenn Albert B., genl southern pass agt
N., C. & St. L. Ry., 3 Kimball House,
r Mclvers Sta
WRENIV BETERLY W., genl pass agt W.
& A. R. R., r 437 Peachtree
Wright Aaron, c, wks Lynch & Lea
Wright Austin, c, tinner, r 14 N. Collins
Wright Burrell, c, lab, r 14 Werner av
Wright Clayton, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Wnght Emma, c, laundrfess, f3 Mechanic
Wright Eva Mrs., teacher, r 79 Smith
Wright George, c, driver, r 84, Walnut
Wright George B., elk, r 61 Cone
Wright George W., policeman, r 236 De-
catur
Wright Henry, c, lab, r ws Orme, 3d n of
Cox
Wright Hinton P., lawyer, 33^ White-
hall, r 270 Whitehall
148 Wash- Wright Jane Mrs., mattressmkr P. H.
Snook
Wright Jane A., wid L. B., r 66 E. Peters
Wright Jasper, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Wright John, c, mason, r 344 Haynes
Wright John J., c, shoemkr, 46 N. Broad,
r 66 Fulton
Wright John M., elk, r 166 W. Simpson
Wright John T. (Wright & Hilley), r 110
Houston
Wright John W., bkkpr, r 62 Spring
Wright Joseph, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 344 Haynes
Wright Lemuel, c, lab r 11 Wallace
Wright Major, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 24 Victoria
Wright Martha, c, laundress, r es Tum-
lin, 5th n of 4th
Wright Mary, wid C, r 23 Pine
Wright Mary Miss, r 23 Pine
Wright Mary S., wid J. G., r 61 Cone
Wright Mattie, c, laundress, r 19 W.
Hunter
Wright Randall ""., city manager W. &
W. Mnfg Co., 1 J8 X. Pryor
Wright Richard, c, driver W. M. Middle-
brooks, r 448 Whitehall
Wright Robert, tinner Hunnicutt & Bel-
li ngrath, r 127 Walton
Wright Robert, c, wks Kimball f
Wright Robert W, r 23 Pine
Wright Rosa Miss, r 66 E. Peters I -
Wright Sallie Miss, r 189 E. Baker
Wright Stephen, c, lab, r rear 102 N".
Collins
Wright Thomas R., carpenter, r 46
Henry
WrightThomas R., elk Hunnicutt & Bel-
lin^rath, bds 61 Cone
Wright Wesley, c, driver R. S. Stewart
Wright William, c, wks Atla Com & W.
Co., r 28 Markham
Wright William, c, lab, r 400 Mangum
Wright William, c, lab, r 248 Richardson
Wright William A., Comptroller-Gene-
ral, office Stat€ House, r20 Powers
Wright William F., lawyer, ^ White-
hall, r 408 Whitehall
Wright William Y., wks F. E. Block, r
61 Cone
Wright & Hilley (J. T. Wright and R.
S. Hilley), grocers, 110 Houston
Wrigley Joseph A. (Jordan & Wrigley),
r 84E. Cain
Wrinkle Biddie Mrs;, boarding, 153 W.
Mitchell
Wrinkle Michael, barkpr, r 153 W.
Mitchell
Wurm Adolphus F., conductor Pullman
Sou Car Co., r 4 Foster
THE BEST ROUTE £«^e^2kl.«f^^
W. J. WILLINGHAM, 96 W. Mitchell
WUR ' ' — '^
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Wurm Alfi;ed J. Prof., musical director
DeGives Opera House, r 4 Foster
Wurm Charies F., elk Ga. Ri R., r 4
Foster '
Wurm Ferdinand A., musician, 4 Foster
V\ urm LiUie Miss ,music teacher, 4 Fos-
ter
Wurm Pauline Miss, music teacher 4
Foster '
Wyatt App, c, janitor, r 98 Fort
Wyatt Claude, c, porter Ballard Bros, r
rear 122 Houston
Wyatt Claude, c, wks National Hotel
>\yatt E. Virginia, widR., r 4 Gilmer
T\ yatt Frank, c, gardener, r rear 62
Luckie
Wyatt J. Camiiitz, with Tanner, Currier
& Heath, r 4 Gilmer
Wyatt Rhina, c, laundress, r 110 N. Cal-
houn
^S". Wi"^a°^' elk R. G. Dun & Co.,
bds 4 Gilmer
Wyatt W. Henry, with M. C. and J. F.
Kiser & Co., bds Commercial Hotel
WyheBun, elk J. R. Wylie, bds 190
Peachtree
Wylie David G., yardmaster, bds Can-
non House
^y"^ Frank, elk, r 190 Peachtree
,? JAMES R., whol grocer, 32
and 34 N. Broad, r 190 Peachtree
Peach ^^^ ^' ^* ^^^'®' ^ ^^^
Wylie Robert A., conductor W. & A. R.
R
Wylly George, elk, r 66 Fairiie
S-^^"^"*^"8 C, whol fiTocer, 51 and
w 1 ^' ^^abama, bds Markham
7iJw^"i^"^^° ^- (^yly & Greene), r
IbO Washington
Wyly Eugene, elk Wyly & Greene, r 160
Washington
Wyly Robert E., with Clark & Nun-
nally
WYLY & GREENE (B. F. Wyly and A.
J-. Greene), whol grocers, 47 and 49 E.
Alabama
Wynn AmaddaM., wid C. G., r 402 De-
catur
Wynn Charles G., r 402 Decatur
>Vynn James O., elk Hightower & Hall-
man, r 11>^ Garnett
Z?^/,^^^ H., with J. R. Merchant,
bds Adams House
WYIVNE CHARLES C. (ITie Southern
AclUress Co.), and manager WEATH-
ERBE'S DUPLEX D^ECTORIES,
r ^07 Jones
Wynne Charies W., carpenter, r 10
opnng
YOU
^^''''^ ?:?-^?. *'•' ^t^ ^<^k, Gregg &
Co., r 125 Nelson *^
^ffi'?^ Thomas Fred., with Exp Cot
Mills, r Exposition Grounds
W YNNE & EVANS (Chas. C. Wynne and
A^r* ^y.^'is), proprs The Southern
Address Co., 13 E. Hunter. (See p.
126.)
WY:N^NE, see also WINN
lab, r 158
YANCEY ABRAHAM, c,
Greens Ferry av
^??^^^nn^''j'^'^"^ ^-^ wks W. &A.R.
K.,r 99 Stonewall
Yancey Fannie, c, cook, r ns E. Harris,
2d e of Fortune '
Yancey Mollie V. Miss, r 58 Fairiie
Yancey Richard, r 97 Larkin
Yarbray John A., wks Ga. R. R
Yarbrough Benjamin, machinist Wiu-
ship & Bro., r 25 Cone
Yarbrough George, c, barber, r
James
Yarbrough Janie Miss, r 8 S. Butler
fioHP^'i?^.^*^! ^-^ ^^^^ J- O'Neele, r
W N. Calhoun
Yarbrough John, carpenter, r 60 Foster
Yarbrough John, fireman Ga. R. R., r 8
b. Butler
Yarbrough Melinda, wid J., r 66 James
Yarbrough Rhoda, wid E., r 257 Eraser
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Yarbrough Robert, machinist, r
Butler
Yarbrough William, engineer W. & A.
-K. K., r 8 S. Butler
Yate B., supt S. S. Co., bds 76 Mc-
Donough
Yates James, elk, r 19 Leonard
Yat«s Joseph G., grocer, 375 W. Peters,
r 19 Leonard *
Yat€8 Marshal, pressman W. C. Dodson,
r 19 Little '
Yates M. Leonard, carpenter, r 102 W
Baker
Yeager S. Addison, printer J. p. Harri-
nson & Co., r 65 W. Mitchell
Jones^ ^^' ^'' ""^^ ^^ ^' ^•' ^ ^^
Yekel Henry, taUor J. Lynch, rl93 For-
syth
Yeoman Thomas, mer, bds 55 Walton
Yergin Henry, c, carpenter, r fes Hilliard
ists 01 E. Harris
Yokum James J. (Cummings & Yokumi)
r 40 Larkin j '
York Miles, c, student, r 112 Decatur '
Yother James, mason, r 8 Henry, W. E
Youmans Thomafi J., manager Gate City
Planing Mill & Lumber Co., bds 55
Walton
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462
ZUR
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Youiig Alexander J., painter W. & A.
R. R., r 128 Rhodes
! Toung Alfred T., manaojer E. A. & M.
E. Fitzgerald, r 2 Pulfiam
Young Benjamin *B., c, lab, r 120. E.
Cain
. Young Berrien, c, laundress, r 17 Phil-
lips row
Young Columbus, c, cook Ballard's Res-
taurant, r 3 S. Terry
Young C. Gilmer, r 229 S. Pryor
Young Edward, c, wks Z. A. Rice &
Son, r country
Young Effie L. Miss, r 135 W. Mitchell
Young Emma Mrs., bds 77 Decatur
Yojjng Frederick H., with Tanner, Cur-
rier & Heath, r 21 Warren pi
Young Gabriel, c, lab, r 79 Hilliard
Young Goodyear, c, lab, r 19 Walnut
Young Henry A., elk F. E. Block, r 137
W. Hunter
Young Henry W., machinist A-L. Ry,
bds 28 Savannah
Yonng James B., farmer, r 2^ Garnett
Young James H. Rev., c, r Daniel
Young John, fireman A. & W. P. R. R
Young John, carpenter, r 135 W. Mitchell
Young John, elk O. Wendt & Co
Young John P., elk E. T., V. & Ga. Ry,
r 94 Decatur
Young Joseph, elk John Keely
Young Joseph, c, lab, r rear 48 W. Peters
Young Louise Miss, bds 3 Roach
Young Maggie M. Miss, r 135 W. Mitchell
Young Mamie Miss, r 21 Warren pi
Young Martha J^ Mrs., r 20 Kelly
Young 3Iary, c, laundress, r rear 86
Mangum
Young Mary, wid L. H., r 8 Terry
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOaA-
TION, J. W. Nicholson, sec; Walton,8e
cor Forsyth
YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSN, A.
C. Billups, librarian; 39 and 41 De-
catur
Young Oscar, c, porter Simons & Drum-
mond, r 11 State
Young Pearce G., collector, r Larkin, ew
cor Chapel
Young People's Literary and Reform So-
ciety, Whitehall, ne cor Peters
Young Rebecca, wid R., r 139 W. Hun-
ter
Young Sarah, wid G., r 45 Humphries
Young Wiley H., with W. J. Willing-
ham, r 46 Thompson
Young William, c, w^ks Kimball
/Youngblood Addison P. ( Youngblood &
Hall), r 71 Wheat
Youngblood D. T., brakeman W. & A.
Youngblood Martha, wid S., r 71
Wheat
Youngblood Robert F., fireman W. & a!
R, R., r Elliott, sw cor W. Simpson
Youngblood Sarah, wid G., r 45 Efumph-
ries
Youngblood & Hall (A. P. Youngblood
and T. N. Hall), flour and provision
brokers, 5 W. Alabama
Youngblood — , machinist, bds 116 S.
Forsyth
Youngblood Ernest, elk, r 494 Whitehall
Yuncan Henry, flagman A-L. Ry, bds
349 Decatur
ZACHRY FRANKLII^, c, lab, r 228
New Wheat
Zachry George W., painter, bds 58
Luckie
Zachry James B., elk Gholstin & Zach-
ry, r 143 Walton
Zachry John, c, lab, r 77 Tattnall
ZACHRY J. GREER, sec Union Stock
Yards, Dairy and Mnfg Co. and law-
yer, 48 Marietta, r Kirkwood
Zachry Thomas, elk, bds 25 N. Forsyth
Zachry William, c, lab, t 54 Emma
Zachry William I. (Gholstin & Zachry),
r 4 Walker
Zachry , trav agt, r 62 Wheat
Zahan Matilda, wid F,, r 46 Hulsey
Zany J. F., clothes wringers, 139 Marietta
Zeigler Georgia A., wid Z. M., r 25 Mc-
Afee
Zellner Ella, c, cook, r rear 61 McDaniel
Zent Mary J., wid D., bds 288 Eraser
Zimmer Valentine A., butcher, r 50 Mc-
Donough :"
Zimmerman Mattie, c, laundress, r 53
Humphries
Zimmerman Richard P., Acme Water .
Elevater and Purifier, 45 N. Piyor, r
50 Peachtree
Zion Daniel, c, lab, r Hulsey, ne cor
Jones al
Zion Hill Baptist Church, c, Humphries,
ne cor Glenn
Zion Presbyterian ChurtJh, c, 21 Vine
Zuber John, printer, r 10 Walker
Zubei- John, Jr., eashboy, r 10 Walker
Zurr Frances Mrs., wks I. Elsas & Co
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; DESIGN. MANUFACTURE AND ERECT
Iron, Steel and Combination Bridges,
Roofs, Turntables,
Riveted Beams and Girders,
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Car Axles, Forgings, ,
Truck Frames and Castings, •
-- Die-Forged Eyebars,
Upeset Bridge Rods and Bolts.
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RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES. SOLD
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The two Livest Sewing Machine Men in the South,
i:: PEEPLES & WILSON,
^1 124 Whitehall street,
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GLAZED SASH,
Window Glass, BuHders' Hardware,
t Paints. Oils, Etc,, Etc.
Estimates and Price-lists Promptlj furnistied on Upplication
Wo. 30 South Broad Street,
K W. Hart.
Fred. W. Hart, Jr.
GATE CITY PLAKIHG MILLS,
r. w. HABT & soiv.,
PuUer Street, Adjoining W. & A Railroad.
Do a General Planing MUl Business.
Orders Can be Left at the MiU or at the Store of
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Ow. Peaohtree & Marietta Sts.,
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1730H^ie^o,MO. r 1862-$i;600,000.
i^osses Adjusted and Paid at This Office
JOHN W. WARD 6l CO.,
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FILMED FROM THE HOLDINGS OF
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Second-lfeiwi PIANO;< ANI>
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8 E. Alreibamm St.
C. W. MOT&S,
An styles of lirstrK'iafc : Photog:"aphii, ^.^Ar^tin :.-.:?»bertTp€9
and Plaqt{)£8. t mate : fepeoial^ of iit^ ?:./e '" firajtj* trtr »
iifejOr anall Pictaresi i! Cravon and Water C 'I'-fs.'
P^ My SPOT CASH system >)nnga mv prices wttliiiL reat 1
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COAL!
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WOOD, LIME, CEMENT,
VSn0lX»kJJB AND SSTASL. DBALEB IN
Molitevallo, Coal Creek, /Etna^
And other BituminouH Coals. , Al.s >. the i;e!'H>nrtied *'IX>tt-
BKHKY" Anth. uite, ail ^izes. Lime, Cement,
Piaster, Pla«teriug Hair, etc., et<j.
Soi« A«eut foi tlicfamoas Jb^TNA Blacj^mitft Codl.
Qice ill L. Aliltaa St. M \ 72 ibristta St.
Telephone jour ordera. Telephone, >To. 9.
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A HOME INSTITUTION, SEEKING HOME PATROITAGE.
^v«™im ATjn rONTBOLLED BY WELL KKOWN GEOBGUNS
OWSKD AND^OI^OU^ itoANCIAL ABILITY. ^ . ,,.
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Rates to a MisiMUit
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Andrew J. Miller,
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Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Mattings
HEW GOODS, LOW PRICES,
PROMPT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS.
Big
Feaclitree St.,
ATLA5TA, GA.
AMu!^
PATTERSON a BO'WD
ERTAKERS,
ifi LOTD ztb:ee:i.
Markham
House Bl«.>ck,
ATLANTA, QA.
Open day and nigl^t. , Tel-
ephone andTelegrap^, as well j
as all other calls promptly at-
tended to. Fine stcjk of \
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a. J ff.,i^A BURIAL ROBES,
ma WIAC6, Eiyt., Etc.
Finest Style of BeuiesuiCuhiges;'
CX)NNEarED WITH
Miller Sb Brady's
' LJTery and Sale Stables
FINEST STYLE OF TURNOUTS.
VERY CENTRALLY LOCATED.
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R. G. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
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C. F FAIRBANKS,
57 South Broad St., Atltnta, Ga
BO WEN'S PLANING MILL.
176 S. Forsyth St,^ JTLAJ^TJ, GA
MANUFACTURERS O^ ' '^
Doors- Sash, Blinds,
cj^maghine work for contractors,
MOULDINGS, SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of
LUMBER FROM LONG LEAF PINE, INCLUDING SHIN
OLES AND LATHS.
Mills in Long Leaf Pine Belt, near Roctanart, Polk conat j, Ga.
Bills sawed to order. Saw
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SWEATHERBESi
Atlanta. Ga..
UPLEX
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HAXTVIf STEAM HEATER COMPAIfT, »r Private or PubUc
Bmldings fitted up with Steam by us.
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A 4.1 f « Pitv and Business Directory
The eighth volume of the ^^^ %^f j^^J^tions, business aad
contains Three Departmen^. Ji^^ *e ms ^^^ ^.^^^^, ^^^^^
professional names, arranged ^^^f ^'fj ' j^^yders' names, arranged
of any city in this country. ^ ^^ compiled, from
nxeasure, we have in tMs -^r:sS't^a m^SpTe to '«^. a ci^^'s
by 3 (the lowest number ^^^'^T^^, ^J^i show a population
population by the names m the directory;,
of 57,000. v.<.«ir,<r of reaular, constant gain, both
«ary, or the difficulties encountered^ ^^^^tecome. The want of
and complete book as the du^^^J ^^ ^^^ ^thholding
complete «^^y^t^-;f^^:^S oppositions (who never issue any
of names, tnfling and boasttui opp objector who wants
books), directory borrowers, Je ch^mc j ^^ ^^^
you to "call back," and the "^^rf^f ^^^ '"^ JJ „f the difficulties
Lnpersonating the f^^^J^Z^^Zn^.^ is alWays ready "to
S:ri:^g ?or nSi^^^ - the great army of borrowers will
testify. . ... : „e is a clearer and more
The new map accompanying this issue ^
correct one than any former '^f -P* ^^^ ^^Jt imp«>-ement. in
The activity in all ^^^^^^^^ ^^ "iTSbl^^^ and superior con-
city and contaract work bemg done, ^^ ^^^^ guggestionB by
dition of the increase in population, leave only a lew gg
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the enumerator of city data : firstly, to renumber the streets and place
the names at comers ; secondly, to build a city market ; thirdly, to
keep extending the material improvement of streets and roads, and
fourthly, to separate and specialize the different lines of merchan-
dise and other businesses, which always results advantageously to
a city's trade.
The request is repeated, that citizens co-operate with the publisher
in keeping the City Directory up to the highest standard by devoting
a few moments each year to giving full and careful information to the
reguiar reporters for this work, and the publisher guarantees the sub-
scriber a decidedly improved work each year, and will keep ahead of
all competitors in simplifying and enlarging the usefulness and ex-
tending the circulation of Atlanta's Regular Duplex Dikbctory^ ;
CH. F. WE ATHERBE, ^
PUBLISHER.
Atlanta, 1884.
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Abbreviations . . .^ . .■•,•• • • ., ,«
Academies and Schools . ,.... • - i^» ^^
Advertising Department ^^
Appendix. •••.;,:
Asylums and Hospitals • • •
Bands ..-.-'
Banks • **
Bible Societies . . . U* * • •^
Board of Aldermen^ ■■ ■ •
Board of Common Council. ...
Board of Education ...vi.-. - --
Board of Health - - ; • ■■ ^
Board of Police Commissioners. .«^. . ivj
Board of Trade ..:.«. "^ ' in
Board of Water Commissioners. . 10
Building and Loan Associations. 13, 4
Business Directory ^^
Cemeteries 3
Introductory •
Insurance Companies
Judiciary
Justices Courts 4 . ►^ w
Legislature ^
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Libraries
Liter ry Association
AT'isonic
Medical Colleges and Associations
Military Organizations ^^^
Names in Greneral ir* "* * *
Newspapers, etc - '>•••;-
Ordinary • • • 'I'Z'
Parks and Places of Amusement
Police Department. • - ^•-
Post-office w^>^r •
Bailroads • • ♦ — •*%r*'
Railroad Commiflsion. , ; ^
a 1 Recorders Court. . . . .• • • • * * «.
Census - . • • ; • • - 14 Relief and Benevolent Organizations 34
Christian Associations. ' ""''14, Schools and TeiMjhers - • ^
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Churches ^^
City Court • q
City Government ^^
City Officers ' ,g
Clubs and Societtes *
Commercial Directory. ^
Congressional Districts *?
Corrections, Removals, etc •• »
County Court "^ ^
County Officers
Courts
Educational ^
Executive of Gteorgia ^'
Express Companies ^^
Fire Department. • • • • • .f^
General Directory of Names ^
General Directory of Streete ^
Georgia State Government ^i
General Assembly ^_
Incorporated Companies ^'
Index to Advertisers
Scientific Societies.
Secret Societies
SheriflPs Office
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Signal Service ZZ
State Judiciary ^
State Legislature ^
State of Georgia VL
Street Railroads J* ~ «#•
Streets with, numbers, and name ol
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occupants
Superior Courts.
Telegraph Companies.
Telephone Companies
U. S. Commissioners
U. S. Courts ^
U. S. Internal Revenue »
U. S. Officers (local) ^
Ward Boundaries °
West End ***
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Notice to the PuBLiq
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Directory and Gazetteer Office, Api^l, 1884.
The public are cautioned against the innumerable applicants
for advertisements, subscriptions and information, who represent
themselves as with the City Directory or the State Gazetteer.
There is only one Atlanta Directory and only one Georgia State
Gazetteer, and kgents ^re always supplied with proper authority
which they are ready to exhibit at aU times. The Atlanta City
Directory is in its ninth year and the Gazetteer, of Georgia, in
its sixth year (third volume). I have always managed the two
works, since their establishment, and will continue so to do.
Subscribers will confer a favor hj making suggestions at any
and all times. *■ , i
] "Let such teach others, who themselves excel,
1 And censure freely, who have written well.''
To a subscription work of this kind very material harm and
discouragement comes from Lending and Borrowing,
Directories of other cities and Gazetteers of other States can
be had upon application, or io<*ned to subscribers.
CH. F. WEATHEEBE.
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KimbaU J. C,
Kimball H. I.
^derson J. H., machinery.
.nderson S. A., paper mills
ngier & Moody, ^^'^- ' • • ' ^-^ 36 Knapp B. H., real
^tll Bap. Seminary (col.) .......... -..^ 58 Ladd A. C, lime.
Atla Bridge & Iron W ks :\\ ' ^
1 la! Femlle Bap. Seminary (col V^ 06
X Home Ins. Co. tx>p 1-s -^,,,,
nil
Beckwith J. F. B., laAvyer top of cover.
Bell W. S.. Inmber, &c
coa^ and wood, frotit cover
L B. Wheeler & Co.,
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architects - \ \- \:^\'^ iu)yerA
^(f ii^r'^^: :^aci^-
i.acui s., C., lime -^ . y -^ .bottjom
LaFoiitaine & May, »"™^^ jj^^^ ^^d 62
46
43
30
Brandett's EngU^b Kitchen ^^
BriffjrHJ.A.,c, slate roofer.
Brown Wtdter R., lawver ^
Bruce & Mor^n. architects
BrnnBvvick &^Balke Co., hdllaHs
rastleir.nn H.. broker hat*, o* n^
Central Rail Road • • •, _ ^.'vl
mnk.huw H. & Co i^rung m.lK n>^B
Ciirran & Scott, bank »al<>on
bacJt cover
38
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lines
43
Delbridjre A. J., <^, shoe rak'r. ....
Denn1.o"n Mr- Co back bone :unl 40
Donehoo E, F., ttsh and ?^--^^
Dunlop & Cohen, pnnters ••"^•» '^P^J^^^^
deHJers. opp p "j^
Laffomarsmo*., confectioner.
T ambert A., florist. • * . -«
T a"^n Marie MllV, dressmkr *»
aw^e En, jeweler and optician ..^ 61
Lov^>y E.' v., books and picture ^^
frames v. «« 47
I ^'..oTt W (fe Bro.- artists. ..... •
Marietta I'ap^r M fg Co . . ■ .^ • -^^
front cover
.back cover
and 48
firont cover
Paine. Rowland & Co., exchan|e^ .^.^^^
Fatt^rr^>n & Bowde^, undertakers r:«y A
Miller & Brady, stables
Mo<»reV Bus. University
Motes C. W., photographer
dl Road
Ea-^t Tenn.. Vh. & Ga. Rail
Ed.llemun G. H., ganie fowls. . .
Eddleman G. H. & Co., real estate
Eddvstone Girano
Ergenzin^er A., upholsterer
Erwln & HUl, ins. agts
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43
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50
Pendleton Uuano C® -^^ ^
Perdue & Egleston, ms a^s - ■■- '^
Ph4h^ & CTew, boi^ks and stationary
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PortRovalA Augusta Bail war • • ^
Rkhmond & Danville E*il Road ... 54
Ridge F. T., engraver
ScaPratt J. B., mnrrs ^
Scott G. W. & Co.,_guMio . . _^
« wt W M gents' furnshing goods,
Seott w . ift., g«» bottom lines
Fay & Eichberg, architects .^.^. • • ^ | _ ,_ _^ ^^^^ *"_ . 94
Gate City P. M. ana ^^^^^^^^
Georgia Chemical and Mining 00
Georgia Pacific RaUway. . . . . .opi
opp P
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46
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60
50
Fleishman J. N., private detecUve^ .- ^ j^^ Tom, scale nmfr - j. _4_
Frierson T. A., real e«at« agt_tt>p lines ,j,j,^„„ „„ r, q resaur^t^_- , . ny ^
Gat« City P. M. and L«m_^_rf - ^ j Thjwer^James U.^eon^aeU,^. . . . . .
White W. J.. bUliard parlor • -349
White W. Woods, insurance ^1 "
White & Bwk. la"n;^ry^
Whitner & Bowie, lis a«" : •;_
™ns, lost & Co., bridge and iron ^
Goodrich A. M., slater and roofer .
Grand Rapids & Ind. Rail Road
Green J. M., Eddystone Guano
Hammond Bros., painters. . ....
Hart F. W., doors, sash and Wmds^.^^^
HaskellW.W.ACo.,insuran^^^^^^
Howard A Candler, druggists, ^r ?nds I wUU^ham w: J.V lumj.^ ,,
Huff W. A., Harkham House front cover ^ ^^^ ^^ ,,^ood. 43
Jack F. M. & Co., bakers and confec- | ™^^;J^- ^.^^^^^ j^^^
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FIRST WAItD.— Commencing at erosaing White- ;
hall and the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and
thence on the Wegtern and Atlantic Railroad to I
Foundry, and west on Foundry to corporate line, I
thence along aaid line southward to Whitehall and
thence bac^ northeast, on Whitehall to place of
beginning.
SECOND WARD— Commencing at crossing,
Whitehall and W. 4 A. R. R., and thence east on
Gkk R. R. to junction Calhoun and McDonough,
thence south on McDonough to corporate line,
thence along said line westward, to Whitehall,
thence back, along Whitehall to place of beginning.
THIRD WARD.— Commencing on 6a. R. R. at
Calhoun, thence along Ga. R. R. to coiiwrate line,
thence south and west along said line to McDon-
ough, thence north on McDonough back to place
of beginning.
FOURTH WARD.— Commencing en Ga. R. R-
at Butler street crossing, thence along said Road
eastward to corporate line, thence north and west
along said line to Myrtle, thence south on Myrtle
to Butler, thence down Butler to place of begin-
ning. ' ^- . a
FIFTH WARD.— Commencing on W. • A. B. R.
at crossing of Forsyth, and along said Railroad
northwest to Foundry, thence west on Foundry to
corporate line, thence along said line north and
east to Williams, thence south on Williams to
James, thence southeaat on James to Forsyth,
thence back, southward, on Forsyte to place of
beginning. . ; -; ^^
SIXTH WARD.— Commencing on Ga. H. R. a'
crohfeing of Butler, thence northwest along Ga. R
R. and W. 4 A. R, R., to Forsyth, thence northeast
on Forsyth to James, thence northwest on James
to Williams, thence north on Williams to corpf>rate
line, thence east along said line to Myrtle, tnence
south on Myrtle to Butler, thence down Butler to
place of beginning.
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TOO LATE, OMISSIONS AND REMOVALS.
Baber Akbar, elk, r 56 Stonewall
Baber James M., physician, r 56 Stonewall
Bailev DavidJ. Jr., law student, 21i E.
Alabama, r 120 S. Pryor
Boutell John, carpenter, r 138 N.Collins
Brown Elisha G., moved to rooms 27
and 28, Fitten building '
Cawthorn James T., grocer, 270 Marietta
Christian Telescope (Church of Christ),
[monthly] Alex. C. Smith, publisher,
55 S. Broad
Duesberry & Co. (J. M. Weaver and A.
A. Manning), grocers, 395 Marietta
Fourth Presbyterian Church, 38 Cham-
berlain
Graves Bev. Z. B., pastor Fourth Pres-
byterian Church, r 42 Chamberlain
Hobbs John F?, lawyer 7 J Whitehall/ r
38 Larkin
Hollis 4 McMahon (D. B. Hollis and J.
J. McMahon), saloon 5, Decatu|;
Johnson John M, consulting physician,
returned to 72 Marietta
McGoodwin & Pitts, nidse brokers, 7k
Whitehall
Mitchell Nancy G., wid I. G., r 4 Gregg
Robinson Norvell G., r 76 Ivy
Selig Jacob, clothing, moved to 34 White-
hall
Shnlhafer Bros., gas and steam fitters,
17 E. Hunter. (See p. 2)
Stevens J. P. Watch Co.— The, 23 White-
hall
Stevens J. P. & Co., moved to 23 White-
hall i
Stockton & Stribling (T. T. Stockton
and T. E. Stribling), boots and shoes,
33 Peachtree
Westmoreland, Griffin & Co. (J. G. and
R. W. Westmoreland, E. Griflftn and
Alex. C. Smith), druffffists, 55 S. Broad
Wright I. M., dentist, 33 Peachtree
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CITY OFFICES
"-j WILL M.OVB TO
Qiuiber of Coweitt Sulding
■PRYOR.
Corner. OF Hunter St.
I THE GENERAL COUNCIL
18 compo^d of BoardH of Aldermen ^d Common Coum^UOf^ the f^^^
member U elected annually for three V^'^^fn^^^^j^'^fhe second Wednesday
X^heTI^ry-er ^ ^^^f^J^^^^n^^ - each month.
Aldermanic Board meet first and third W ediieBdays.
election
For Mayor,
Held Bienniallt.
ONTHB
ZIlfeilnesilaiiiiDeceiiilier.
CITT OF ATLA5TA.
TJlAYOR-John B. Goodwin. Office,
26>^ S. Broad. Elected December, 18»i,
for two years. Salary, $2,000.
Board of Aldermen.
?: H. Mecaslin, T. G. Healey, H. C.
Stpckdell.
ft Board of Common Council.
FiKST Ward— J. A. Grjty, J. M. Mc-
Afee. . ^
Second Ward— V. Dunning, Max.
Third Ward— S. W. Day, C. W.
Mangum. , ^r -a*
Fourth Ward— B. F. Longley, W M.
Mickleberry.
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Fifth Ward— E. Haiman, E. Van
Winkle. ,^, ^ '^ ^
Sixth Wabd— J. Tyler Cooper, m.
Mahoney. , ^ «4i««^«
(Salaries of Alderman and Councilmen
$200 per annum.)
STANDING COMMrmSBS.
FiNANCB— Dunning. Chairman; Hal-
man, Longley, Mahonev, Van Winkle.
ORDiNANGtife— Gray, Chairman; Dun-
ning, Cooper. . _ .
STRKET8— Mahoney, Chairman; Hai-
man, Mickleberry, Day, McAfee. _
PoLiCB— Day, Chairman ; Mickleberry,
Kutz
I Sewbrs and Drains— Micklekerry,
Chairman; Dunning, Longley.
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Ati*anta City Directory.
Atlanta City Directory.
Wells, Pumps and Cisterns— Man-
jtam, Chairman; Mahoney, Mickleberry.
Tax— Longley, Chairman ; Cooper,
Dunning. .
Water Works— Longley, Chairman;
Van Winkle, Mangum.
Markets- Haiman, Chairman; Mick-
leberry, Kutz. ' .
Salaries— Cooper, Chairman ; Mc-
Afee, Haiman, Manojura, Day.
Lamps and Gas— Van Winkle, Chair-
man; Kutz, Longley.
Relief— Cooper, Chairman ; Gray,
Kutz, Day, Mickleberry, Van WUikle.
Fire Department — McAfee, Chair-
man; Kutz, Gray.
Public Buildings and Grounds —
Van Winkle, Chairman ; Longley, Gray.
Public Schools — Haiman, Chairman ;
Gray, Cooper. . ^, , ^
Cemetery— Kutz, Chairman ; McAfee,
Day. ^
Printing — Mangum, Chairman ; Dun-
ning, Cooper.
Contested Claims and LmoATiON —
Gray, Chairman ; McAfee, Mahoney.
Board of Fire Masters — J. B. Good-
win, Mayor ; Aldermen Mecaslin, Stock-
dell: Councilmen, McAfee, KuU, Gray;
Ryan, Chief Fire Department.
Park— Day, Chairman ; Longley, Hai-
man. ^ _
Citizens on Park Commission — L. P.
Grant, Sidney Root, E. L. V^oorhis.
Sanitary Affairs— McAfee, Chairr
man; Mangum, Mahoney.
City Officers, Etc. -
Auditor and Recorder— J. A. Ander-
son. Office, 16 Whitehall. Salary, $1,-
500
cVfy Clerk^J. H. Goldsmith. Bond,
$40,000. Salary, fees. T. O. HaU, as-
sistant.
Assessors— D. A. Cook, Clem. R.
Harris, J. W. McCrary. Salaries, $1,200.
Collector and Receiver — D. A.
<?ook. Bond, $25,000. Salary, $1,400.
COM3fISSI0NER9 OF StREKIS AitD SEW-
ERS — 25 S. Broad. Chairman, M. E.
Maher ; G. T. Ogletree and L. B. Nelson,
MARSHAL-nJ. W. Loyd. Bond, $25,-
000. Salary, perquisites. W. R. Joyner,
deputy.
Treasurer — E. S. McCandless. Sal-
ary, $1,000. Bond, $50,000.
BuiLDiNO Inspectors — Calvin Fay, J.
C. Peck, Gust. E. Lep. Salaries, $50 per
annum.
City Lamplighter— M. T. Simmons.
Salary, $1,800.
Cttt Printing — By contract.
City Engineer — Hugh Angier. Office
25 S. Broad. Salary, $1,800.
Cffy Attorney— E. A. Angier. Office
27 Whitehall. Salary, $1,800.
City Sexton — W. A. Bonnell. Salary
$900. Bond, $1,000.
Keeper City Hall — Jacob Morris.
SalaiT,$600. -^ ^^ ^•'
Keeper Magazine — J. C. Thurman.
Salary, $500. Bond, $1,000.
Overseer Chain-Gang — James Bent.
Salary, $2.25 per day.
Board of Health.
W. S. Armstrong, M. D., President;
J. B. Baird, M. D., Secretary; W. G.
Drake, M. D., F. P. Kice and Aaron
Haas. * r
City Physicians.
J. R. Godkin, First AVard. Salary,
$440.
A. F. F. Kerstaii, Second Ward. Sal-
ary, $320
T. E. Collier, Third Ward. Salary,
$300.
M.C.Martin, Fourth Ward. Salary,
$440. V - 1
A. S. Dyer, Fifth Ward. Salary, $440.
Board of Police Commissioners.
Elected bv Council for three years.
Salary of each, $100 per annum, with
$200 to chairman and $50 extra allowed
the secretary for clerical labor.
Amog Fox, Chairman; W. T. Gold-
smitli, Secretary; C. J. Hancock, W. H.
Frizzell and B. E. Crane.
Regular meeting, second Monday night
of each month.
Board Water Commissioners.
E. E. Rawson, G. W. Adair, C. C.
Hammock. ^ ^ ,
E. E. Rawson, President; J. W. CuP
pepper, Secretary and Treasurer; W. G.
Richards, Superintendent; G. W. Terry,
Chief Engineer; W. Haffey and J. B.
Warren, assistants.
EDCCATIOHAL.
Board of Education— Office, High
School Building.
Offickrs — Hon. Joseph E. Brown,
President; David Mayer, Vice-Presi-
dent; E. E. Rawson, Treasurer; W. F.
Slaton, Secretary and Superintendent.
Members— David Mayer, J. C. Kim-
ball, D. A. Beatie, 'iliomas S. Powell,
R. J. Lowry, M. C. Blanchard, J. T.
Glenn, E. J. Roach, Joseph E. Brown,
W. A. Hemphill, E. E. Rawson, N. J.
Hammond, and the Mayor, (exofficio,)
standing committees.
Finance — Lowry, Goodwin, HempbilU
Hammond, Blanchard, Glenn.
Salabib? and Supplies— Mayer, Kim-
)all, Lowry. - ^' '^ '' W;;L.ii ti«
BuiLDiNCis and Repairs— Powell, Be-
'^ScHOOi.*rROPBBTY— Kimball, Powell,
'libhaby— PoweU, Hammond Hemp-
"grievances— Roach, Rawson, Hemp-
^ Printing — Rawson, Lowry, Goodwin.
Rules— Glenn, Blanchard, Goodwin.
Examination, Course of Study and
:ext Books— Beatie, Roach, Kimball,
[emphill, Powell. ^ ^ t> n
Sanitary Affairs— Roach, Powell,
Iwin.
Schools.
Boys' High School— Wjishington st.
'^ra. A. Bass, Principal; salary, $1,600.
r. M. Slaton, Assistant; salary, $1,410.
, Girls' High School— 47 Washington,
bliss L. A. Haygood, Principal; salary,
n 200. Miss S. McKinley, second grade ;
f;840. Miss A. Callaway, third grade, I
• $750. Miss M. Rosa Mason, third i
..ade, B.; $7r>0. Miss X. E. Sergeant, |
ioiirth grade, A. ; $625. Miss L. C. Hill- 1
Iyer, fourth grade, B.; $625. Miss Belle 1
iKemiedy, supernumerary.
Crew Street School — 119 Crew. C.
IL. Floyd, Principal; salary, $1,410.
jMissM. F. Andrews, second grade; $575.
bliss. E.W. Smilie, third grade; $550.
iMiss A. F. Nohle, fourth grade; $o2i>.
iMiss L. r.aiineau, tlfth grade ; $50(». Mrs.
IE. Dodson, sixth grade ; $475. Miss M.
Ia. Harris, seventh grade; $450. Miss
|A. E. Sterchi, eighth grade; $425. Miss j
'. Bell, supernumerary. !
, Fair Street School— Comer Fair and
Moore. E. G. Moore, Principal ; salary, I
Jl,410. MissF. Hillyer, second grade;
|$575. Mrs. A. H. Smith, third grade;
^550. Mrs. C. C. Knight, fourth grade ;
l$525. Miss M. Dunwody, ftftli grade;
|$500. Miss Marv Johnson, sixth grade;
|$475. Miss H. Sheehan, seventh grade;
|$450. Miss Anna R. Dunlap, eighth
[grade; $475.
I Ity Street School — 173 Ivy. H. H.
Smith. Principal; salary, $1410. Mrs.!
IF. S. Smillie, second grade; $575. Miss
8. Burks, third grade ; $550. Miss B. H.
iHanna. fourth grade; $525. Mrs. C. P.
ISums. tlfth grade; $500. Miss X. Hor-
Inadv, sixth grade ; $475. :\Css E. Fuller,
Iseventh grade ; $450. Miss M. F. Brown-
ling, eighth grade ; $425.
Marietta Street Schooi. — 271 Mari-
letta. H. C. Mitchell, Principal; salary.
$1,410. Mrs. S. V. Prather, second
grade; $575. Mrs. V. A. Witcher, third
trrade ; $550. Miss BeUe L. McConneU,
fourth grade; $525. Miss F. A. Adams,
fifth grade; $600. Mrs. W. F. Johnson,
sixth grade; $475. Mrs. V. E. EmiB,
seventh grade; $450. Miss A. M. Bren-r
ner, eightii grade; $425. Miss Minnie
Quinn, supernumerary.
Walker Street School— Corner or
Walker and Haynes. A.J.M.Bizien, Prtn
cipal; salary, $1,600. Mrs. fi. J. Mc-
Keon, second grade; $575. Miss B, Lje-
berman, third grade, A. ; $o50. Mijb li.
Pendleton, third grade, B. ; $550. Miss
L. (t. .Tohnson, fourth grade. A.; $o25.
Miss A. Prescott, fourth grade, B. ; $525.
Miss S. E. Johnston, fifth grade, A.;
$500. Miss E. Wood, fifth grade, B.;
$500; Miss X. Mitchell, sixth grade, A.;
$475. Miss A. J. Eichberg, sixth grade,
B.; $475. Miss L. W. Clark, seventh
grade, A. ; $450. Mrs. S. R. S. Walsh,
seventh grade, B.; $450. Miss P- I^-
Brannan, eighth gratle. A.; $i2a. Miss
C. Reneau, eighth grade, B, ; $42y. Miss
J. Berman, Miss Stephens, snpemumer-
aries.
Calhoun Street School— Corner Cal-
houn and Currier. M its Anna D. FuUct,
Principal; salary $525. Miss Anita H.
Walker, sixth grade; $475. Miss >JetUe
Jones, seventh gratle; $4.50. Mrs. H. B.
Echols, eighth grade ; $425.
Colored.
Summer Hii^l School— 160 Martin.
Mrs. E. N. Longan, Principal; salary,
$500. Miss B. P. Sharp, sixth grade;
400. Mrs. H. L. Harvey, seventh grade ;
400. Mrs. E. L. Cunningham, eighth
grade; 400.
Houston Street School^140 Hous-
ton. A. Graves, Principal ; salary, $600.
Mra. Julia Turner, second grade; 350..
Miss G. B. Mhchell, third grade; 325.
Miss C. B. Pope, fourth grade ; 325. Miss
E. Escridge, fifth grade; 300. Miss C. E.
Monroe, sixth grade ; 300. Miss H. Lat-
imer, seventh grade; 300. Miss. R.
Morehead, eighth grade ; 300.
MrrcHELL St. School— 279 Mitchell. •
E. P. Johnson, Principal; salary, $600.
Miss C. E. Jones, second grade; 350.
Miss Helen Coles, third grade ; 325. Miss
E. M. Townsley, fourth grade; 325.
Miss L M. Clarke, fifth grade; 300.
Miss L. Easley, sixth grade ; 300. Miss
Julia Tooke, seventh ^^rade; 300. Miss
Katie Short, eighth gra le ; 300.
FIRE DEPABTMENT. ,
The Atianta Paid Fire Department
was organized July 1, 1882, with a chief
engineer, three foremen, two engineers,
twenty-four men, tliree steamers, two
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reels one hook and ladder truck eleven
horses! and about 4,500 feet of hose
The annual expense, m connection with
Are alarm, is ahout $38,000. The force is
naid as follows ; Chief, $112.50 per month ;
foreman, $70 per month; engineers, |7o
per month ; drivers, $60 per month ; run-
ners, $50 per month. ^ ^ ^
Board of Firkmasters— J. H. Mecas-
lin. Chairman; Alderman J. M. McAfee,
Chairman pro tem, Councilman Max
Kutz, J. A. Gray, and the Mayor, ex
^"^HmF -Matt Ryan. Office, 25 South
Broad. , , , -n
When Are is proclaimed, the alarm will
be sent in from the box nearest the loca-
tion of the fir<*. On opening the box di-
rections will be found inside for giving
the alarm. Afcer pulling hook once let
go, and under no circumstance touch it
airain. .
The tire bells to announce an alarm
from box 24, for instonce, will be struck
twice, and after a short pause, four; then
in about a minute the alarm will be re-
peated until four aUrms have been struck.
Keys to box may be found in house
neare'st the box. Be careful to return
key. '!'
Location of Boxes.
No. 12— No. 1 Engine House, Broad
No. 13— Mitchell 8treet,nearWhitehall.
No. 14— Station House, on Pryor street.
No. 15— Corner Peachtree and Broad
streets. , ' -'^4V
No. 16 — Corner Peachtree and Ivy
streets
No. IT-^orner Peachtree and Mer-
ritt*8 avenue.
• No. 21— Opera House (private.}
No. 23 — Cotton Factory (private.)
No. 24— Corner Poplar and Cone sts.
No. 25— Corner Marietta and Walton
fttireets
No. 26 — Corner Marietta and Simpson
Rtreets
• No. 31— Corner Whitehall and Broth-
erton. , ^^ ,
No. 32.— Corner Wliitehall and Hood
■iff:*"-'
streets
No. 34— No. 2 Engine House, Wash-
in£:ton street. !
No. 35 — Corner Washington and
Clarke.
No. 36— Jail, on Fraser street.
No. 41— Corner Decatur and Peachtree
streets. *
No. 42— Opposite Lloyd street on De-
eatUF.
Xo. 43— West Point Depot (private,)
Xo. 45 — Corner Decatur and Bell 8t»,
No. 46 — Comer Wheat and Collins st
No. 51— Central Railroad Depot.
No. 52— Corner Mitchell and M;an|
streets ■ -'ft*
No. 53— Corner Peters and Cent
Railroad. , „ . ^ ^
No. 54— Corner Peters and Fair street
No. 56 — .Jamestown.
No. 61— Corner McDonough and Rawj
son streets. ; '"
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters 47 South Pryor. I
eluding the chief the regular force nut
hers flfty-one men, who are under thi
control of a Board of Commission^-
(which see), and are maintained at
annual expense to the city of about $42,
000. Election by the Board, held bie-
nially. April Ist. None of the officr
or men receive any perquisites, costs
extras whatever, except where rewp
have been offered for the arrest
criminals. , ._ „..
Chief— A. B. Connolly ; salary, $l,oOO.
Captains— N. G. Aldredge, E. F,
Couch, D. N. Bagby and W. M. Cn™
Salaries, $900. _ ^
Station Kkkpkrs— W. E. Foute am
J. F. Buchanan. Salaries, $2.25 p^r clay,
Patrolmen— T. P. Aldredge, C. Bre.it
ninff, W. H. Bone, F. Christophine, J
N. Abbott, H. H. Bedford, J. H. Cam-
bell, R. H. Clarke, J. P.Culberson, J. J
Chapman, J. J. Green, J. W. Glover, J
A. Hildebrand, M. N. Holland, R. B
Harris, J. C. Joyner, J. L. Mercer, T. J
McWilliams, G. McWilliams, W. F. Me
Ewen, Z. B. Moon, W. P. Manley, H.C
McWilliams, J. McGee, J. W. Linam, J.
W. Norman, J. R. Parish, G. Pool, J. }
Pate, J. E. Rapp, J. G. Russell, Z. l
Reid, W. N. Sheridan, J. C. Steermaa
J. H. Stroud, F. M. Simpson, T. j
Thompson, M. M. White, Nat West, W,
H. Meyer, G. Phillips, M. J. Prisock, w
Z. Taylor, G. Wright Salaries, $2 -^
dav
Supkrnumebabies— J . C.Carlisle,
C. Few, J. W. Johnston, James
Kelly, W. J. Moncrief, Jos. Meehan, ii
A. Martin, R. O. Haynes, G. W. Walter
C. W. Wynne, D. P. Nolan, A. J. Fo-
Cemetery Guards — J. K. Hunter,
J. Barrow. Salaries, $600.
ACADEMIES AUD SCHOOLS.
(For Public Schools, see Education
and for Private Schools, see the Busines
Directory.)
Atlanta Female Institute— 141 ar
14:3 Peachtree. Mrs. J. W. Ballar
principal. Miss Ada Cromwell, matroi
. Convent of the Immaculate Concep-
LioN^East side Loyd, south of Hunt«r.
Conducted by. the Sisters of Merc^.
Sister M. Regis, superior. Sister M.
Tereso, assistant superior.
' Means' High School— 76 North Por-
Bvth T. A. Means, principal,
^MooBE's Southern Business Univer-
I sity-26 E. Alabama. Prof. B. F. Moore,
I^'st'p^e ANT) St? Vaults Paiioch^^
School— 331 Marietta, conducted by Sis-
Itprs of Mercv. -
'west End Academy— Lee, east of
Oak, West End. R. Johnston, principal.
^ ^Colored.
Atlanta Baptist Seminary— Elliott,
northwest corner W. Hunter. Founded
1879 under the auBpices of the American
Baptist Home Missionary Society. Rev.
JosV T. Robert LL.D President;
D F Estes, T. V. Caulkins, A. M.,
and Rev. W. E. Holmes, professors.
Atlanta Baptibt Female Semin^y
—35 Leonard street, established 1881,
land is now conducted under the auspices
of the American Baptist Home Mission
Society, NewTork, and is supported by
the Woman'% American Bapttst Home |
Mission Society of Boston. Miss S. ».
Packard, Miss H. E. Giles, principals.
Atlanta University— Terminus of
West Mitchell. Incorporated October
1867. Open to both sexes and attended
by colort^d people. Besides small tuition
fees a.id donations, the State of Geor^a
innropriates $8,000 annually to this m-
gtltution. Edmund A. Ware, A. M.,
President; Rev. Cyrus W. Francis, Sec-
retarv
Clark University— South end of Mc-
Donough. Chartered 1877. Rev. E. O.
Thayer, A. M., President, Treasurer and
Sec retarv
Storr's School— 96 Houston. Main-
tained by American Congregational Mis-
sionary Society. Miss A. Williams,
Principal.
Gratuitous medical and surgical tr^*-
ment is furnished by the Faculty of the
^^S /^Joseph's Intibmary— 216 North
Collins. In charge of Sisters of Mercy,
Sister Mary Cecilia, superior.
Tallaferro & Noble's Private In-
firmary, for Diseases of Women, Mrs.-
M. Dun woody, matron, 180 S. Pryor.
BANDS.
Atlanta Musical— 24^ E. Alabama,
Charles E. Klugel, leader. ,^^
Colored.
Huff's Atlanta Cornet— 99 Decatur,
Lewis Huflf, leader, '--i^
RA2n)ALL'8 Junior Cornet— w. Kan-
Atlanta National B^^*^— 1^,^;,^"
bama. Organized 1865. Capital, $150^-
000. James Swann, president ^K. n.
Richards, vice-president; P. Romare,
cashier; W. VV. Austell, assistant cashier.
SSrs: W, R. Hill, Paul Bomare, S.
B HovtTw.W. Austell, H. T. Inman,
R. H. Richards. ' -
Bank of the State of Georgia— i
Marietta, corner Peachtree. Cash capi-
tal, $100,000; surplus, $o»,C|00*, JT. M.
Coker, president; ^- ^- C^^^^^i'
cashier. Directors : M. R. ^^^^^' ^•
Coker, G. T. Hodgson, B. W. Marsn, J.
W. Harris. t, ,^ -n w
Gate Crrr National Bane— dl is.
Alabama. Organized May 7, 1879. Cap-
ital, $250,000. L. J. Hill, president; B.
1 S. McCandless, cashier. Directors: J.
M. Hill, L. J. Hill, W. P. Inman, Charles
' S^rmann, A. W.^Hill, W. A. HemphiU
Merchants' Bane: or, Atlanta— 14
E. Alabama. Cash capital, $200,000; sur-
plus, $50,000. J. H. Porter, president^
W. DLuckie, cashier. SJ'^^Si ^^
B. Crane, J. H. Porter, W. P. Pn^ J-
M. Veach, R. A. Anderson, George Win-
ship and James R. Wyile.
ASYLUMS AND HOSPITALS*
Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent
Home— 81 Waverly place. Under control
of the Benevolent Home Society. H. H.
Tucker, president; John Mil ledge vice-
president; H. Cranston, Sr., secretory;
David Mayer, treasurer; Mrs. Mary
Irby, matron. The city pays $75
per month for the care of city
patients.
Central Ivy Stbebt Hospital, of the
Southern Medical College. 46 Ivy. Un-
der management of the Ladies' Hospital
Association, Mrs. G. W. Steel, matron.
BIBLE SOCIETIES.
Atlanta Bible Societt— Depository
32 Vail. William A. Moore, president;
W. Woods White, secretary; W. H.
Nutting, treasurer.
BUILDI5a& LOAN ASSOCLiTIONS.
Atlanta Building and Loan Asso-
ciation—Office 15i S. Broad. J. O.
Kirkpatrick, president ; Joel Hurt, sec-
retary and treasurer; W. S. Thomson,
Empim Bitildiwo and Loan Associa-
tion—SB B. Alabama. A. Bosenfeld,
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president; A. Haas, secretary and treas-
urer. _ . ^^
HrBERNiA Building aj?d Loan Asso-
ciation—41 E. Alabama. M. Mahoney,
president; P. F. Clarke, secretary and
treasurer.
Home BmxntNG and Loan Associa-
tion—15i S. Broad. G. J. Foreacre,
president; Joel Hurt, secretary and
treasurer; S. Barnett. attorney.
The MimrAL Loan and Building As-
sociation—31 S. Broad. Incorporated
October, 1882. J. W. English, president ;
T. M. Wood, vice-president; J. C. Hen-
. drix, secretary and treasurer. Directors :
J. A. Whitner, H. H. Cabaniss, J. B.
Shipp, W. J. Speairs, E. W. Hewitt, W
H. Frizzell, W. C. Dodson; Haygood &
Martin, solicitors.
CEMETERIES.
Oakland Cemetery— Eastern term-
inus of Hunter street; entrance also on
Fair. W. A. Bonnell, sexton; J. K.
Hunter and T. J. Barrow, guards, both
appointed and paid by City Council.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Young Men's Christian Association
— Walton, southeast corner Forsyth.
Business meeting first Monday in each
month; devotional services every Sun-
day, 4 p. m. James W. Harle, presi-
dent; J. M. Johnson, secreUry; A. B.
Bixby, general secretary.
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CHURCHES. ',
Raptlst* :-^ I
Bbllwooi? Church (Seventh Church)
— Southside Mayson's Ferry road, Bell-
wood. Services, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Central Church — Comer Peters and
Fair. Services, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, 7.30
p.m. Sundiiy-school 9 a.m. \
Fifth Church — Fillmore, nfcrthwest
comer Bell. Services, 11 a.m. Mid 7.30
&m. Sunday-school 3 p.m. Rev^V. C.
orcross, pastor; residence, wew side
Lee, W. E.
First CnuatH — Walton, northwest
comer Forsyth. Services, 11 a.m. and
1^.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
D. W. Gwin, D.D., pastor; residence,
104 Ivy.
Second Church— rWashin^ton, north-
west corner Mitchell. Services, 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wed-
nesday 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 9.30 a.m.
Young Men*8 Prayer meeting Monday,
7 p.m. Rev. Henry McDonald, pastor;
residence, 171 Washington.
Sixth Church— North side Hunter,
between Haynes and Davis. Services 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 9.30
a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7 p. [
m. Young Men's Prayer meeting, Fri-
day 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. Weaver, pastor.
Third Church — 31 Jones avenue. |
Services 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sun-
day-school 9 a.m . Prayer meeting every
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. C. Hor-|
nady, pastor.
COLORED.
Antioch Church— North side Wal-
lace, east of Marietta. Services 3 p.m.
and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school »|
a.m.
Bethlehem Church—ISS Fraser. Ser-
vices 3 and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meeting Wednfsday 7.30
p.m.
Friendship Church— Mitchell, nortb-
west corner Haynes. Services 11 a.m.
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.301
p.m. Rev. E. B.Carter, pastor; resi-
dence, 295 W. Mitchell.
Macedonia Church — 387 Mangum.
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M. Jones,
pastor ; residence, 32 Victoria.
Mount Moriah Church — Biggers,
northeast corner George. Services 11
a.m. and 3 p.m. Rev. Mr. Williams,
pastor.
MoLTfT Pleasant Church — 63 Fort.
Services 3 p m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Sunday 7 a.m. Sunday-school
9 a.m. Rev. W. H. Tilman, pastor ; resi-
dence 68 Ho\^ll.
Mount Zion Church— 117 E. Baker.
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. W. R. Clemonts, pastor.
Pleasant Grove Churcst— East side
Reed, south of Crumley; near limits.
Services 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Rev. Charles O. Jones,
pastor.
Providence Church — 37 Green's Fer-
ry avenue. Services 2.30 and 7.30 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. Geo. W. Martin,
pastor.
Springfield Church— East side Fort,
north of Taylor. Services 11 a.m., 3 p.
m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Rev. Ephraim Jackson, pastor.
Zion Hill Church — Humphries,
northeast comer Glenn. Services 3 p.m.
and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
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dav 7.39 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
^^v.Rohert Grant, paiitt>r; residence 43
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Cliristian.
church of CHRisT--North side H"^
i^r^ hPtween Pryor and Lc^d. Services
nkm37 30p.m. PrTyer meeUng
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a!^ A G. Thomas, pastor; residence
72Pulliam.
Congregational.
Piedmont Congregational Church-
14 N Broad. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30
nm.Sunday-school 12.30 p.m. Prayer
S;Sung Wed^nesday 7.30 p.m ^v. J.,
H. FaFker, pastor; residence 313 JN.
Collins. ^ ^^i-^^ ;.
colored.
First Congregational Church— Col-
lins northeast corner Houston. Services
H'-m and 7.30 p.m. Su^jiay-school 9
a m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
p.m. Rev. E. Kent, pastor; residence
109 Houston.
I ,. Episcopal.
Rt. Rev. J. W. Beckwith, Bishop Dio-
cese of Georgia. Air„ito^
Mission of the Rkdemier- Walker,
northwest corner Fair. Services 7 p.m.
Sunday-school 3.30 p.m. Evening pray er
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. C. WU-
liams, rector. ^^^u^^^t
St. Luke's Church— Pryor, northeast
corner Houston. Services 7 a.m., 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Sunday-school 9^ a.m.
Evening prayer, daily 4 p.m. i't. Kev.
John W. Beckwith, rector. Rev. W^ C
Waiiams, D.D., priest in charge. Rev.
C. M. Beckwith, assistant. .
St. Philip's Church -Washington^
northeast corner Hunter, bervices 10.30
a.m. and 5 p.m. Litany 9 a.m. Wednes-
day. Evening prayer Friday o p.m.
Sunday-school 9.45 a.m. -— .
, rector; residence north side
Hunter, between Washington and Cal-
houn.
Israel.
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
—Synagogue, Garnett, southeast corner
Forsvth. Services Friday 6 p.m. ; Satur-
day 9 a.m. M. Wellhouse, president;
I. Steinheimer, vice-president; M. ieitie-
baum, secretary ; M. Franklin, treasurer ;
Rev. J. S. Jacobson, rabbi.
Lntheran.
German Lutheran Church— Junction
Whitehall and Forsyth. Services 10.30
a.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Preac^ii^
in the German language. Rev. A. F. J? .
Kerstau, pastor.
Xethodist Episcopal.
south. ' ^■
Rev. H. H. Parks, presiding elder At-
lanta District. , ^^ *. .^^
Evans CHAPEL-Chapel, southeast cor-
ner Stonewall. Services 11 a.m. and 7
p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.15
Dm Young Men's Prayer meeting
§^^e«day7.15l>.m. C^^^^J^^^^^
7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9.30 .^m. Rev.
J. H. Gibson, pastor; residence, 78
^^™ CHURCH-Peachtree junction of
Pryor. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 p^.
Class meeting Sunday 9 a.m. Sunday-
sch^l 3 p.m.*^ Rev. W. F. Glenn, pastor,
r G^lcE^M. E. CHURCH-Wheat north-
east corner Jacks'^n. Sennc^ 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Sunday-school 3 p.m. Prayer
' meeting Thursday 7 p.m. Rev. W. A. •
"" pfykr'cHAPEL-Hunmcutt, nortH-
west comer Luckie. Servic^ 11 a.ni-
rncf7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wedne^
7.30 p.m. Class meeting Sunday 3 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M. Bow-
^""piECrCHAPEL-Soatii side Rawson,
between Smitii ^nd Hood. Shnday-
school 3 p.m. J. O. Wynn, ^«l>^rlntend-
ent Sunday-school. In connection with
''TrJSi CH^H-Wh side Merntt'8
avenue, between Peachtree and Collins,
^rv ces 11 ^.«»- a«'l 7.30 p.m. Prayer
mating Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday
Si 9.30 a.m. Rev. R. J. Bigham,
^^^""paul's Church-247 East Hunter.
Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m^ P^y^
meeting Wednesday 7.30 pan. LIabs
mating Sunday 9 30 a.m Young Men^s
Prayer meeting Fnday 7.30 p.m. ^n-
day-school 3.30 p.m. Rev. J. M. White, f
^"r^rrv CHURCH-WhitehaU south-
west comer Peters. Services 1} a."^
and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting ^^e^«\e8-
Sy 7.30 p.m. Class meeting Monday
7 30 p.m. Sunday-school 9.30 a.m. Rev.
T. rT KendaU, pastor; residence, lU w.
Peters.
West End Methodist CHURCH--Rev.
H. L. Crumley, pastor bervices 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. e end of Lee.
north.
Maribtta Strret M. E. Church— 95
Marietta. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunda^hool 9.45 a.m. ^^^7--^^^^^^
every Wednesday eveving 7.30 p.m.
Rev. John A. Thurman, pastor.
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Atlamta City Directory.
Atlanta City Dibbctoky:
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COLORED.
Allbns Temple— Clarke, southwest
corner Fraser. Services as usual. Rev.
J. G. Yeiser, pastor.
Bethel Methodist Church— Xorth
side Wheat, east of N. Calhoun. Ser-
vices 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sun-
day-schooi 9.30 a.m. Prayer meeting
Thursday 7 p.m. Rev. W. J. Gaines,
pastor ; residence, 147 Wheat.
Colored Chukch op America — But-
ler, northwest comer CoUeore. Services
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. A. J. Stinsoii, pastor; residence
175 Fort.
XoYD Street Church — Loyd, north-
west comer Hunter. Services 11 a.m.
3 and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day 7 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
C. O. Fisher, pastor.
St. Paul's African Church— 46
Humphries. Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and
7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m Rev.
J. T. Bellshaw, pastor; residence, 12
Trenholm.
Shiloh Church — ^Thurmond, north-
east comer Haynes. Services 10.30 a.m.,
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Rev. T. H. Daniels, pastor.
Union Church — South side Markham,
between Daois and Tattnall. Services 11
a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Class meeting
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m.
Rev. Richard Bigham, pastor ; residence,
Clark University. J'
Met^odigt Protestant. »-^-
First Church — Forsyth, northwest
comer Gamett. Services 11 a.m. and
7.30p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. C.
B. Middleton, pastor; residence, 138
Whitehall.
Presbyterian. ' * '
Central Church — West side Wash-
ington, between Hunter and Mitchell.
Services 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting and lecture Wednesday 7.30 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. G. B. ^trick-
ier, pastor; residence, 57 Washington.
First Church — 95 Marietta. Services
11a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 i^.m. Sunday-school
9.30 a.m. Rev. E. H. Barnett,pa8tor.
Third Church — South Side Baker,
between Luckie and Marietta. Services
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.iA. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Rev. N. Keff Smith, pastor; resi-
dence, 185 Luckie.
colored.
Markham Street Church — Markham,
northeast comer Maple. Serviceg 10.30
a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7-30 p.m. Sunday school 2
p.m. Rev. G. S. Thompson, pastor.
ZiON Church — 130 E.Harris. Services
3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 2
p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30
p.m. Rev. J. R. Harris, pastor.
Roman Catholic.^
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion— Loyd, southeast comer Hunter.
Services, daily mass, 7.00 a.m. and on
Sunday 7 a.m. 9 a.m. and high mass and
sermoLi 10.30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m. Sun-
day school 8.46 a.m. Colored Sunday-
school 3 p.m. Rev. T. F. Cleary, pas-
tor; residence, 67 E. Hunter. Rev. J.
M. Hennessy, assistant.
St8. Peter and Paul Church— Mari-
etta, southeast corner Alexander. Ser-
vice, daily mass 6.30 a.m. and on Sunday
7 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m.
Sunday school 9 a.m. Rev. Patrick H.
McMahon, pastor; residence, 331 Mari-
etta. ' ■
Unitarian.
Church of Our Father— Church,
near junction of Peachtree and Forsyth.
Services 11 a.m. and 7. 30 p.m. Sunday
school 12.15 p.m. Social and Charitable
meetings during the week. Rev. George
Chaney, pastor.
CLUBS AJIfD SOCIETIES.
Atlanta Turn-Veeein — Meets first
Sunday in every month, at 3>2 Whitehall.
C. J. Weinmeister, president; C Braun,
secretary.
Capital City Clue — 43 Walton. Or-
ganized 1883. H. C. Stockdell, presi-
dent; H. C. Glenn, vice-president; Arch
Orme, secretary ; B. M. Blunt, treasurer.
Gate City Glee Club — Meets first
Tuesday each month, in Catholic Library
rooms. P.F. Clarke,^re8ident ; Jno Con-
nolly, vice-president; J. C. Lynch, sec-
retary; Paul R. Gailmard, musical di-
rector.
HuBNER Club — Meets twice a month.
Wm. Brooks, president; Miss Mamie
Young, ^cretary. Object, literary and
musical culture
CONSULli AND VICE CONSULS.
L. DeGive, Consul for Belgium, 37
Marietta.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Company— 20 to 26
E. Wall. Wm. H. Clayton, superintend-
ent; Wm. W. Hulbert, agent; John
Lovette, route agent.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
I ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-
Prvor n e cor Hunter. Benj. E. Crane,
rryor, 11 Lowry, treasurer; H.
rtoSngtm; B«cre^^. Directors:
T W Wvlle, H. Boylston, J. W . Js-ngiisn.
ItlaOTa City Bbbwco Company-^
Decani. Incorporated Februajy, 13^
ranital $65,000. Henry G. Kuhrt, pr^
fdentTc: Beermann, treasurer and secre-
[tary. -'^- ■;i-^>«-*-s--«."
ATLANTA Cotton Compress & Warb-
Hots^CoMPANY-W. Pet«^ ne^r
TR B. ; two presses. George W. Par-
^ott^p^sidentfj. D. Tur-i:,^"^"-
Uendent and treasurer. ^'^^^^J^* ^^*
W Parrott, S. M. Inman, H. T. Inman,
W* P Inman, J. D. Turner. ,
i^ANTA COTTON Factory COMPANY
-Office 172 Marietta. Rufus B. Bullock
L^sSt; E. S. Clarke, secretary and
'Freiurer- C. F. Coleman, supenntend-
llnt 10,328 spindles and 352 looms
'which is to be increased at an early day
i to 24,000 spindles and 650 looms.
' ATLANTA Coin-OK MiLL SUPPI^Y CoM-
PANY-654 Marietta. Capital, %^i^'
E W. Brooks, president; W. L. Abbott,
secretary and treasurer.
Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills—
Offi^ t5 E. Alabama. A. E. Thornton^
president; Robert Thompson, Jr., secre-
tary and treasurer.
ATLANTA Elevator CoMPANY-Incor-
porated April 7, 1881. Spring north-
west corner W. & A. R. R. S. B. Hoyt
president; H. C. Jackson, secretary and
treasurer; W. H. Venable, man«g^^^
Atlanta Gaslight Company— Office
21 Whitehall. Works, Western and At-
lantic Railroad, south of Thurmond, r.
G. Healey, president; J. H. Mecaslm,
secretary and treasurer. r^^.^^^
Atla.^a Public Produce, Cotton
AND Stock Exchange— :^7 South Broad.
Capital $100,000. J. F. Cummings, presi-
ilent and manager. •
Atlanta Talc and Soapstone Min-
ing AND MaNUGACTURING COMPANY— di
E. Alabama. Wm. M. Pendleton, presi-
dent and manager; George Muse, treas-
urer.
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Com-
pany—Georgia Railroad, corner Butler.
Incorporated 1882. A Bellamy, presi-
dent; A. D. Bellamy, secretary ana
trp Asii rer
Atlanta Water Works Company—
(See Board Water Commissioners.)
Austell Refrigerator CarCompany
— 16V^ E. Alabama. W. W. Austell,
president; M. G. Dobbins, vice presi-
dent; J. I>. Cunningham, managing ^^
^'Zcl& GREGG Hardware COMPANY C
_2 and 4 S. Pryor. l»<^n^™5?VT
1 1883. L. H. Beck, president; W.A. ,
Gregg, secretary and treasurer; W. M.
""'^^I^^'^lT'toli COMPANY ^
GE^o^^^-Cha^r^ ^^^„^nulius L
Wall ; mines in Dade coun^. j{^l^^^
Brown, president; ^-^-^SC^'t^^
tarv and treasurer. Directors. Josepa
E^^rown, Joseph ^ .Brown, J^usL.
Brown, W. C. Momll and Jacob W.
^"'crA-irAHOOCHKE Canal Company-9
WhitehalL Walter B. Brown attoTO^
CLARKE SBED COT^ON C LEAKER M^-
factubing CoMPANY-Office 69 E. Ala
hama S. M. Inman, president; K. •»•
iZrV, measurer; C. D. Meador, secre-
Constitution Publishing Company
1 _5?ganized June, 1868 l^^^^V^^
ieirfary, 1877. Office^ 8. Broed^E.
P. Howell, president; N. P. ^'^^
secretary, W. A. HemphiU, business
"^D^ATECOALCOMPANY-CIha^^^^^^
Office, room 6 Brown Block, 38 E. WaU.
Mines in Dade County, f ^P*^^'
Brown, president; Julius L. Brown,
^^e^p'risi^dent; Elij.h A.W\^
tary and treasurer; B. E. Wells, sup^
int^ndent; offl<e Dade Mine«^ole Ci^.
ExPOsmoN Cotton ^"^r;^®*^^S*
Works, Oglethorpe Park. .Capi**!^^^"
000 H. T. Inman, president, K. ».
Guiiby, secretary and ^-^easurer.
FumJan Farm iMPROVEMmrr Company
-40 Marietta. E. W. Marsh president^
T T Hill treasurer; J. M. Patton, seo-
^tey • H: flTolquitt, general manager.
Fulton Coiton Spinnoig OoMPi^Y-
Georgia Railroad, corner Factory . JaeoD
ElsasT president; Isaac May, secretory
and tr^urer; J. B. King, superln-
''gate* city Gaslight CoMPANY-In-
corporated 1882. 12, 14 and 18 W. & A.
R R Osgood Welch, president; W. Jfi.
Lawton, secretary and treasurer.
GateOity Planing >Iill and Lum
BKR COMPANY— Incorporated 1883. Offloe
36 E. Wall. Mill, Humphries comer
Glenn. L. Johnson, P^f^^^^l^^f^^eU
Colcord, vice-president; C. »• ^t^^^^^^^
secretary and treasurer; T. J. Toumans,
generalmanager. r-^mn.^wv—
^ Georgia Iron and Coal Coiff any-
Julius L. Brown, president; W. C. Mor-
rill, secretory and treasurer.
Georgia Land and Mineral Company
Office 28 E. Wall. Incorporated Novem-
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Atlanta City Directory.
ber 8, 1883. Capital $20,000; J. M. Smith,
president; J. Longstreet, vice-president;
R. H. Richards, treasurer ; J. A. Ansley,
secretary and general manager.
Georgia Mutual Relief Association
— Incorporated under the laws of Georgia
April, 1881. G; J. Foreacre, president;
J. F. Nutting, secretary; 2 Marietta.
James P. Harrison & Company— 32
and 34 W. Alabama. Jas. P. Harrison,
president; G. W. Harrison, treasurer;
H. H. Cabaniss, secretary.
J. P. Stevens Watch Company — 34
Whitehall. J. P. Stevens, president; L.
O. Stevens, secretary and treasurer.
Kennesaw Mills Company — OtMce 26
E. Alabama. R. H. Richards, president ;
M. G. Whitlock, secretary and treasurer;
T. H. Cheek, superintendent.
Pendleton Guano Company — 31 E.
Alabama. Gate City Bank Buildihg;
works at Clifton, Georgia R. R. Wm.
M. Pendleton, president and manager;
C. K. Mjiddox, secretary ; E. A. Wernor,
treasurer; Dr. P. T. Pendleton, chem-
ical director.
Southern Agricultural Works —
Marietta, opposite Mills. Incorporated
June 1, 1882. E. Haiman, president; S.
Landauer, vice-president; J. Spiro, sec-
retary.
Stone MouirrAiN Granffe and R. R.
Company — 1^ Marietta. J. A. Alex-
ander, president: R.J. Lowrv, treasurer.
Swift's Specific Company — Hunter,
n. e. comer Butler. Incorporated 1879.
Capital, $20,000. H. J. Lamar, presi-
dent; C. T. Swift, vice-president; H.J.
Lamar, Jr., treasurer; J. W. Rankin,
secretary and manager.
The Ballard Transfer Company —
Union Depot. W. J. Ballard, president ;
J. A. Colvin, vice-president and man-
ager; J. W. Johnson, secretary and
treasurer. Incorporated 1883. Capital
$16,0(0. ' r
The Georgia Chemical and Mining
Company— Office, 38 E. Wall. Capital,
$100,000. P. H. Hartman, president;
Richard Smith, vice-president; W. R.
Thrall, secretary ; Benj, Eggleston, treas-
urer; J. R. Hodge, assistant secretary.
The Georgia Electric LiGHt Compa-
ny—361 Marietta. Organized 1883. W.
H. Venable, president; A. E. Thornton,
vice-president; Arch Orme, secretary;
A. W. Hill, Treasurer.
The Georgia Provident Associa-
tion— Incorporated 1882. 7}4 S. Broad.
W. F. Parkhurst, president; B. F.
Moore, treasurer; A. L. Whiteside, sec-
retary and manager.
The Globe Planter Manufacturing
Company. — Incorporated 1882. Office
and Works 226 Marietta. Capital $80,-
000. T. M. Barna, president; W. 8.
Thomson, treasurer; N. F. Thomson,
secretary; W. H. Hackett, superinten-
dent.
The H. I. Kimball House Company
— 91-2 Peachtree. Organized 1883. Capi-
tal $300,000. E. P. Howell, president;
L.J.Hill, treasurer; H. I. Kimball,
general manager.
The Richmond and Danville Exten-
sion Company — Incorporated under the
laws of the State cf New Jersey, as a con-
struction company. Principal office, 20
NassatjX. Y. Atlanta office, 2 Luckie. W.
G. Oakman, president; J. W. Johnston, I
vice-president and general manager ; H.
C. Ansley, auditor; W. R. Trigg, treas-
urer; Thomas Sfeddon, secretary; R. H.
Temple, chief engineer; L. D. Aylett,
cashier.
The Walker Iron and Coal Compa-
ny—Room 4, 38 E. Wall. Furnace and
works. Rising Fawn, Gi»oagia. Joseph
E. Brown, president; Julius L. Brown,
vice-president; L. S. Colyar, general
manager and treasurer. Rising Fawn.
Union Stock Yards, Dairy and
Manufacuring Company — E. T. Va. &
Ga., R. R., two miles S. of Atlanta. D.
A. Beatie, president; L. J. Hill, vice-
president; J. L. McGary, secretary; L.
B. Nelson, treasurer; Van Epps, Cal-
houn & King, attorneys.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
— 15>2 S. Broad. Organized 1882, Robert
J. Lowry, president; Joel Hurt, secre-
tary. Directors; S. M. Inman, T. G.
Healey, R. H. Richards, Henry Jackson,
R. J. LowTy, T. L. Langston, George
Winship, J<»el Hurt, J. H. Porter.
LIBRARIES.
Catholic Library Association —
Loyd, southwest corner Hunterr J. J.
Doonan, president; H. Dunne, vice-pres-
ident; P. A. Lynch, secretary; J. J.
Lynch, treasurer; A. Bolsius, librari-
an. Directors: H. T. Connolly, J. J.
Spalding, P. F. Clarke, P. A. Meehan,
M. Mahoney, F. T. Young, P.J.Moran,
L. A. Tanlunson.
Young Men's Library Association
— 39>^ Decatur. Organized August 19,
1867. Membership. 2,000; volumes 15,-
000. C- E. Harman, president; N. P.
T. Finch, vice-president; J. T. Orme,
secretary ; Jack M. Thompson, assistant
secretary: Alex Smith, treasurer; Miss
L. A. Field, librarian ; Miss F. A. Wal-
lace, assistant librarian. Committees:
Atlanta City Directory.
IS
Library-T. E. Walker, chairman; H.
w firadv H. C. Glenn. Fi-
S. F. Parrott, chairman, E. Haiman, o.
W. Johnson. ,,
Colored.
ABYSSINIAN LIBRARY-^ De^
2,000 volumes of books and 1,000 ma^
zines. J. A. Wood,, ^T^^^^^^o^^^nl
Pincknev, vice-president; D. no^ru,
fecretT^ H. Sutton, treasurer. Hon.
A H cl qmtt, Dr. J. P. Logan, Sidney
B;>ot ex-officio supervisory committee.
UTERARY AND DRAMATIC ASSO
CLiTIONS.
ATLANTA Parlor MiNSTRELS-Meet
at 33 W. Alabama, every Friday, w.k.
Cannon, manager; 25 active members
CoNCORDLft. AssociATioN-Organizea
1866. Meets first Wednesday of each
month at Concordia Hall, 40 Marietta^
Object: Literary improvement and so-
cial enloyment. Jacob Haas president ,
Joseph Fleischel, vice-president; I. H.
Haas, secretary; I. May, treasurer;
Henry Mills, stage manager; Jacob
Menko, chairman finance committee,
George A. Dewald, M. Kurtz, J. A.
Menko and J. Sellg, executive commit,
tee. Hall open every night.
S. Powell, M.D., president; Wm^^«"^
Nicolson, M.D., secretary and dean.
* Volunteers. ]^ ^
Gate Ctty GuARi>-ArnH^.and Oub
Rooms 74 Peachtree. Organized 18o5.
S sJength, r^nk and Ale 70 men^
Regular meeting for ^^"^^^^l^f^
dav in each month ; meeting for driU,
evlr^ Tuesday. J. S. HoUiday, Jr.^
Z^. Officers: H. Jackson, captain;
W. C. Sparks, first l^^^/.^"^^^ M'
Hewitt, second lieutenant; C. 1£. bcipie,
iunior second lieutenant. «,,^^
^ GOVBBKOB'8 HOK8E . GCABD^-^
mounted men. P-'S*"'^ t ^^^'oorhte
Milledee. captain. E. L. voornis,
flitUeu tenant; Frank Gordon, swond
Snant; A. 'w. Hill, J.unw-_^'=^"^
leutenaiit; Alex. W. bmith, ««« ««^
eeant; F. A. Arnold, quartermarter, W.
C DodBon, secretary and treasurer.
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MEDICAL.
Medical Association of Georgia—
A. W. Calhoun, M. D., Atlanta, presi-
dent; J. A. Gray, M. I>-i secretary, At-
lanta. Meete annually. Next meeting
to be held in Macon, AprU, 1»»4.
Colleges*
Atlanta Medical CoLLEGE-^enkins,
northwest corner Butler. Joseph Thomp-
son, president; J. S. Peraberton, secre-
tary; H. V. M. Miller, dean; Dr. James
A. Grav, proctor.
College oe American Medicine and
Surgery— Broad, northwest comerWal-
ton. L. H. Clarke, president; W. J.
Tucker, M.D., secretary and dean.
Faculty: A. G. Thomas, A.M., M.D.
W. J. Tucker, M.D.; Willlana. A.
Thomas, M.D.; J. F.Coxe, A.M., M.U.:
John Kost, M.D.., LL.D,; Methvin I.
Salter, M.D.
Georgia Kclbctic Medical College
-^8 S. Butler. S. T. Blggers, president;
W. M. Durham, M.D., vice-president;
W. T. Park, secretiiry; F. M. Coker,
treasurer; Jos. Adolphus, dean.
Southern Medical College— Porter
alley, between Line and Wheat. Thos.
colored.
Atlanta Light I^li^?^.^^^-^''^?^^
MUchell, rear 102 Whitehall, lo^
^migth rank and file, ^2 men, ar^ed
with T improved breecb-loading riflf«.
Uniform: Blue, trimmed \^ith green.
bUie p^mus. Richard Thompson cap-
tain ; M. Christian, first lieuten^ "\iL^'
Mitchell, second lieutenant; R. Hams,
^tEORri!c;DErs-Organizx.dFebrua^
1 22, 1878. Armory, Mit^;hell, rear 102
Whitehall. Total strength, ^n^^2r^
file 58 men, carrying improved breec^-
loading rifles, i: niform : Blue, trimmed
'rrfed and white ; officers w^^
white and privates black shakos. M. tt.
Bentley, cnptai"; W. B. Patterson tot
lieutenant; R. H. Jones, second lieu-
tenant; A. J. Ware, first se'^ant.
Governors' VoLUNTKERs-Totol
strength, rank and file, 30 men j^iTy-
ing improved breech-loading nA^- J;
McHenry, captain; J. Huggins first
lieutenant; W. Andrews, second lieuten-
ant; B. Prudence, first sergeant.
WASHir.GTON Gi'ARDS-TpUil stren^
rank and file, 35 men, carry ngimprov^
breech-loading rifies. Uniform -Blue,
trimmed with red and gold lace. T.
Turner, captain; H. Vaughn, first lieu-
tenant; J. Turner, first sergeant.
JiEWSPAPERS, ETC.
ATLANTA CoNSTrruTioN- Daily and
weeldy. Democratic, ^^^y^ ,^}^^,.^^
vear ; weeklv, $1.50 per year. ^onsUtu-
tion Publishing Company, proprietors,
34 S. Broad.
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Atlanta City Directory.
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Atlanta Journal— Daily and weekly.
Democratic. Daily, $5 per year ; weekly,
$1 per year. Journal Publiahing Com-
pany, proprietors.
Atlanta Medical BBGisTER-Monthly.
—J, P. Harrison & Co., proprietors.
Drs. J. T. Johnson and J. B. Baird,
editors ; 32 and 34 W. Alabama. Terms,
12.50 per year. \
Atlanta Republican— 55)'2 S. Broad.
Wl L. Clark, editor and proprietor.
(Weekly.)
Christian Index— 34 West. Ala-
bama. Weekly. Baptist. $2.50 per year. J
Eclectic Star— 22 N. Broad. Dr.
M. T. Salter, editor and proprietor.
Industrial Review — Monthly. $2
per annum. W. H. Scott, publisher and
business manager.
Light for Thinkers — Spiritualist.
Semi-Monthly. $1 per annum. C. W.
Kates, editor.
Southern Medical Record— Comer
Pryor and Hunter. T. S. Powell, M.D.,
B. C. Word, W. T. Goldsmith, M.D.,
editors; R. C. Word, M.D., managing
editor. i
Sunday Record— 35 WhitehalJ. $2
per annum. F. A. Small, editor.
Sunny South — 48 S. Broad. Illus-
trated literary. J. H. & W. B. Seals,
editors and proprietors; Mrs. M. E.
Bryan, associate editor. Terms, $2.50
per year. !
The Acanthus— 12 W. Mitchell. Miss
Annie M. Barnes, editor and proprietor.
The Monday Morning Mail — 35>^ S.
Broad. Weekly. $1 per annum. E. Y.
Clarke, publisher.
The Cracker— 31 }4 S. Broad . Weekly.
|2 per an n u m . Ill ustrated . Ramsdell &
Moser, publishers.
The Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer— 32 and 34 West Alabama.
Monthly. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., pro-
prietors.
The Southern Dental Journal — 44
Whitehall. Monthly. $2 per annum.
B. H. Catching, editor; R. A. Holliday,
publisher.
The Southern World— 31>^ S. Broad.
Bi-monthly. $1 per annum. A journal
of industry for the farm, home and work-
shop. B. M. WooHey, publisher.
The Weekly Poerr— 35V^ S. Broad.
Weekly. $1 per year. E. Y. Clarke,
publisher.
The Vindicator— 16>2 Whitehall.
Monthly. $3 per annum. Insurance
Journal. E. G. Brown, publisher.
PABK8 AND PLACES OF AMUSE-
MENT. ^,,^ .,^,.
Concordia Hall — 40 Marietta.
DeGive'8 Opera House— L. DeGive,
proprietor; Charles A. Howard, treas-
urer. North side Marietta, between
Broad and Forsyth. . . r; .m, .*.. t j-f
Grant Park— East end of Glenn.
Commissioners, three Councilmen: Day,
Longley, Haiman; three citizens; L. P.
Grant, Sid. Root, E. L. Voorhia.
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POST-OFFICE^ * r
Post-oflace, Marietta, northwest corner
Forsyth. Main entrance Marietta. W.
T. B. Wilson, postmaster; A. P. Wood-
ward, assistant postmaster and cashier;
A. E. Seifert, superintendent money
order department; Ella Harrison and E.
B. Stanley, money order clerks; James
G. Andrews, chief mailing clerk ; Elijah
H. Bass, letter clerk; Forrest McCall,
paper clerk; A. W. Burnett and W. J.
Darkee, a8*»ii»tant paper clerks; Amos
Rucker and S. Robinson, cancelling
clerks.
Third l>lTlsioii.
This division embraces the distribution
and delivery of mails through postrK)ffice
boxes, general delivery aad caiTiers.
Distributing clerks : C. S. Hill, Joseph
Rapp, Harry Hall and Tbad McCrea;
R. T. Shumate, general delivery cleik;
Charles V. Tutwller, superintendent of
carriers. G. C. Bancroft, carrier first
district; C. E. Rails, second district; C.
C. Wimbish, third district; H. S. Stan-
ley, fourth district; J. C. Shelton, fifth
district; L. P.Campbell, sixth district;
C. E. Joplin seventh district; Thornton
Greenwood, eighth district: B. Ander-
son, ninth district; G. W. White, tenth
district ; J. B. Jackson, eleventh district ;
C. C. Cater, twelfth district; Charles
Altene4er, thirteenth district; J. B.
Parker, fourteenth district; P. W. Up-
shaw, fifteenth district.
The Posf-oflice Department promises
to deliver by carriers, only such matter
as is directed to the street and number^
and the only sure way to avoid having
letters advertised is to follow the instruc-
tions of the postal department, by ad-
dressing letters as stated.
Carriers make daily, three deliveries
and five collections, leaving the office as
soon after the distribution of the various
mails as possible. No delivery is made
on Sunday, but carriers' windows are
open from 8 to 10 on Sunday morning.
Ckneral Delivery.
R. T. Shumate, clerk. Window open
of advertisement.
Money Order Department.
on ^-^fJ^^^Zle introduced in an or-
SeT uS %tZ^ Treasury no^s or
National Bank notes, only, received or
^5 Vo Binele order issued for more
Cn »?<» larties desiring t» remit
w~ sums must obtain additional oniers.
No appUcanS however, can obtain In
one da? more than three orders payable
^r^e same office and to same payee.
MOMV o^«s can also be obtained at this
X u^i postK.ffices in all part* of Can-
X Newfoundland, German States,
Tasmania. , - ^ «„
Rat»8 of Commission Charged for Money
Orders.
The fees or commission cbai|^ for
the issue of DoraesUc Money Orders are
as follows, nameW : scents
On orders not exceeding $J0 •. « ^^^^
Over $10 and not exceeding! ^ ^^^^^^
Over|15andnotexceeiling$ ^ ^^ ^^^J
Over $30 and not exceeding I ^ ^^ cento
Over $40 and not exceeding I ?» ^5 cente
Over $50 and not exceeding! 5^ ^0 cento
Over $60 and not exceeding $ 70 3o cento
Over$70andnotexceed|ng$»0 40 cento
Over $80 and not exceeding $100 45 cento
Registered Letter Department.
h W. L. Shumate, chief clerk; C^A.
Wris, W. B. Symmers, clerl^. Office
opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m. V ^
u^le letters or packages ^^^o^^d be reg-
istered, the fee for the same to «" P^;^
of the world being ten cento, m addition
to tke regular rates of letter postag^, to
be paid iu stamps, ,. ^- ^^"^PL?;:^^;^
must be attached to letters before pr^
sented for registration. The n^^ ^^
post office ^dress of sender must be in-
dorsed on face of envelope. After a reg-
istered letter has been ^*»i*"^^^ '^f^,*"!
I not lie recalled by the sender. JSo letter
can be registered on Sunday. Th^ f ost
Office Department, or ite revenue, is not
bflaw l^ble for the loss of any register-
^m^ matter. Begistered let^"^^
^t be delivered to any j>f r««^,^^^ ^l
one to whom they are addressed orto^,
person whom the PO«.^"^«f^J„ ^"S^ i^.
be authorized to receive them. J^^
formation relative to foreign reg^tra.
t?nn aeeU S. Official Postal Guide,
'"pis^l Notes can be obtained at^
office, payable atany money order office^
for aAy sum not exceeding $6, for. a ree
of 3 cento.
Stamp Department.
L R. Palmer, stamp clerk. Window
open diiUy from' 7.30 a.m. to6 p.m. Sun-
days from 8 to 10 a.m.
T?ATTWAY Mail Sebvice— Office U.S.
RAILWAY jnAxa. vickerv. division
CromeUn, stenopapher; G. T Le««.,
transfer clerk; James bimmons, mmm-
»nt:A. L. Dearlng, messenger.
ATLANTA DIVIBION (P. O I?8PBCT«E8)
—Comorisine the States of South Caro-
Ii^,:"^U,^ Alabama ^ond* and
TonnPAsee Office U. S. C. i±. ana r.y.
TtTsUnusinessofthis division to m-
1 ve ti^te complalnto J^^««J P<;^?^tsSr.
I and post offices together ^^^th the miscel-
' Sus business of the post o«cedep«rt-
me^. William A. Rrownm^^rb,
charge of division; V. S. Whitesiae,.
clerk.
RAILROADS.
Atlanta and West Point RaUroad.
Offiice 32 Loyd. U ?• G^^an*^' P^^"
dent; A.W. Hill, secretary and treasurer;
Pftcil Gabbett, general manager ; A. •! .
Sfme^^ne^ freigtit and passenger
agent.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
East Point ,- •••• ,|^^^
Red Oak i«
Fairburn ^5
Palmetto ; ^
Powell's .-^ap- A-^Aia
Newnan,cros8ingS. iy.&is. Aia
Railroad....... ^
Puckett's * tS
Grantville -g
HogansvUle ""'ok
Whitfield's 5J
LaGrange ^
Long Cane ^
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Office, 95 W. Mitchell. W. G. Raoiil,
president; W. Rogers, general superin-
tendent; R. Schmidt, agent, (Atlanta
Division) ; D. W. Appier, western agent.
DISTANCE FROM ATL.VNTA TO
East Point 6 Miles
Forest 13
Morrow 16
Jonesboro 21
Lovejoy 27
Hampton 32
Sunnv Side. 36
Griffin. 1nne.S.G.<fcX.A.R.R. 43
Orchard HiU 49
Miliier 51
Barnesville, June. U. Co. R. R. 60
Goggins 65
Collier^s 71
Forsyth 76
Smarr's 81
Bolingbroke 88
Sumraerfield 95
Maeon 103
Griswold 112
Gordon, June. M. & E. R. R. .123
Mclntyre 131
Toombsboro
Oconee Bridge
Robison
Tennille, June. S. &.T. R. R. .158
Sun Hill 163
Davifsboro ^^.L. . ♦ 171
Bartow .181
Wadlev 186
Bostick , 193
Sebastopol .194
Midville ..i, 197
Herndon «i^V» 203
Cushingville .210
Millen, junc. A. & G. R. R . . .214
Soarboro. 222
Rocky Ford 228
Ogeechee .331
Cameron 236
Haleyondale 243
Oliver 1^ 247
Egypt 253
Brewer ^58
Guyton ......263
Marlow k.... . .»267
fiiden ...,...[«....*•. m^i"*
Pooler ........280
Savannah 293
East Tennessee, Yirginia and Georgia
Railroad.
Samuel Thomas, Pre8ident,New York ;
Henry Fink, vice-president and general
manager, Knoxville, Tenn. ; J. F.
O'Brien, general superintendent, Knox-
ville, Tenn.; A. Pope, general passen-
ger and ticket agent, Roanoke, Va. ; J.
R. Ogden, general freight agent, Knox-
ville, Tenn. ; J. W. Fry, superintendnt
Atlanta di^dsion, 8 S. Broad; J. J. Grif-
fin, assistant general passenger and ticket
agent; S. H. Hardwick, traveling pas-
senger agent; M. M. Welch, contracting
freight agent, 8 S. Broad; Jack W.
Johnson, ticket agent at depot.
ATLANTA DIVISION.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA.
North,
Six Mile Siding 5 Miles
Chattahoochee 7
Mableton 14
Austell 18
Powder Springs 23
Hiram 28
Dallas 34
MePherson 38
Braswell 45
Rockmart 51
Garfield 56
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Brice.
Silver Creek .
Rome
Hermitage. . . .
Plainville
Skelley 's . . . . .
Sug»r Valley.
Carbondale. . .
Starks
Dalton
VarncU
Cohutta
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. 60
. 67
. 72
. 80
. 85
. 91
.. 96
.102
.106
.112
..121
.126
State Line 128
O'Brien, Tenn 131
Blue Springp, Tenn 135
Ooltewah, Tenn 136
Tyners, Tenn 142
Chattanooga, Tenn 152
South.
Constitution 6
Moore's Mill 10
Ellenwood 13
Stockbridge 19
McDonough 29
Locust Grove 36
Jackson ^. , 46
Indian Springs 51
FrankvUle 60
Juliette. 64>^
Dame's Ferry 73
Holton 80
Macon ^ . 90
Reid's 99
Rullard's 106
Adams' Park HO
Buzzard's Roost 116
Cochran. 129
Hawkin8ville(Ha'k'sv' Branch)139
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Dubois -^^2 "
Dempsey ^^-j
Eastman • ^-2
Godwinsville ^.^
Chauncey ^^
McRae ^^o
McVille \ijl
Towns ,05
Lumber City \^^
Hazlehui-st ^^g
Graham ^oi
Pme Grove ^
Prentiss 207
Baxley .^^
Wheaton Zy^c^
Siirrency 5.,!,
Brentwood "
Satilla • • -■■_■ - • ..07
Jesup(xS.F.&W.Ry) 2^
Gardi 1,^
Pendarvis ^*
Sand Hill t^ll
Sterling ^
Brunswick "
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DISTANCE FROM BARNKTT TO
Wtown '"'^^^
Ficklin • • '^Lm^^
/Waiihington. •"»
Georgia Pacific Railway.
General offices Birmingham, Alabama.
.Tohn W. Johnston, president; A. B.
Johnston, secretary and audi4pr; W.K.
Trio'o', treasurer; R. H. Temple, chief
engineer; L Y. Sage, general superin-
tendent: L. S. Brown, general freight
and passenger agent; L. C Jeuner gen-
eral agent. AUanUi otfice, Markham
House. , . .1 .-.Usf***;^.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Chattahoochee - ^ Miles
Concord
Mableton ■•
I Auti-tell • • •
j ^Salt Springs
I Douglasville. ; •
Winston • • '• -
Villa Rica
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15
18
21
27
32
38
45
44
Office, 32 Loyd. J. W. Green, general ! Tenjpte "^ -'?; ; W
E. A. Werner, agent. « crenieii
managt^r;
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Decatur ^ ^'^^^
Clarkston.
Stone Mountain
Lithonia
Conyers
(Covington
Alcovy.
Social Circle. .
70
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16
25
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41
46
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liutledge,
Madison.' ^2
Buckhead *^
Oconee ?J,
(ireenshoro
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167
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< rawfordville : Yl\
Barnett (Washington junction)114
Norwood - _ -^"^^
Camak (junction M. & A. R.B.)l^J
Mei!iena ]*^^
Thompson ^'Ji
Bearing \*^
Saw Dust 1^
Harlem ^^
Berzelia. *• 1^?
Forrest. . ^^
Belair. . ., 1^2
Augusta.* ^'^
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DISTANCE FROM UNION POINT TO
Woodville » ^Jjes j
Maxey's ^^
Antioch ^^
l^xington ^
Winters ^
Athens ^
Tall;»j)008a. ..
Muscadine. . . .
EdwardBville . w .^
Hetlin I
Davisville ... 4
Choccolocco .... .
De A rmanvllle. ...
Oxford. *;, .pi^ J^^i V^.
Oxanna , .,.e4i«r»-*r- •
Anniston. . .
Birmingham
Coaiburg .
Rfehmond and Dattville RaUroad— (Air
Line.)
\. S. Buford, president; A. L. Rives,
vice-president and general manager,
Rithraoml, Va. E. Berkeley, superin-
tendent Atlanta Division, 56 E. Wall.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Edwardsville Cra
Goodwyn's . - • - ^^
Roswell junction R. K. K
Doraville
Norcross • • •
Duluth
Suwanee _
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Belton...^...../ ** 67 Miles
Lonsnricw " 74
MountAiiy " 80 |*^
Ayersville " 86
ToccoaJunc.E.A.L.R.R. '* 93 "
Tugalo *' 99 "
Greenville S.C. " 160 "
Spartanburg..... " " 192 "
Charlotte .....N.C. *' 268 "
Richmond Va. " 551 "
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
Office, railroad junction, opposite For-
gyth. Hon. Joseph E. Brown, presi-
dent; E. W. Cole, vice-president; R. A.
Anderson, general manager; W. C. Mor-
rill, secretary and treasurer; B. W.
Wrenn, general passenger agent; J. M.
Brown, general freight agent; J. L.
Brown, attorney.
DISTANCE from ATLANTA TO
Bolton Ga. 8 Miles
Gilraore ., '' 10 "
Vinings " 11 "
Smyrna . " 15 "
Marietta, June. M. & N. Ga.
R.R " 20 "
Big Shanty '' 29 "
Acworth '' 35 "
Allatoona " 41 "
Bartow " 42 "
Stegall's " 44 "
Etowah " 47 "
Cartersville, junc.E. & W.
R.R " 49 "
Roger's " 52 '*
Qg^ss " 53 "
Kmg8ton,junc. Rome R.R. *' 60 "
Hairs '' 64 "
Adairsville " 70 "
McDaniels ** 76 "
Calhoun *' 79 "
Resaca *' 85 "
Tilton '• 91 "
Dalton, June. EI T. V. &
Ga. R. R 100
Tunnel Hill "109 "
Catooea *" 114 "
Ringgold 1 " 116 "
Gravsville '** 122 "
Chicamauga- Tenn. " 128 "
Boycc " " 132 "
Chattanooga " "140 "
Atlanta ^Street) Railroad.
Office, 49 Line. R. Peters, president;
J. W. Culpepper, treasurer; E. C. Pe-
ters, superintendent, directors: E. C.
Peter8,S. M. Innian,W.M. Middlebrooks,
R. Peters, and J. R. Wylie.
Decatur Street Line — From Peach-
tree, on Decatur, east to Oakland Ceme-
tery.
McDoNOUGH Street Line — From
Whitehall east on Alabama and Waverly
Place to Washington, south on Wash-
ington to Jones, east on Jones to McDon-
ough, thence south on McDonough to
Fulton.
Marietta Street Line — From Peach-
tree, on Marietta, northwest to Exposi-
tion Mill.
Peachtree Street Line — From rail-
road, on Peachtree, northeast to Ponce
DeLeoii Springs.
Whitehall and West End Line —
From railroad on Whitehall, southwest
to Humphries, thence to Peters and to
West End.
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Gate City Street Railroad Company.
41 E. Alabama. Organized May, 1879.
L. B. Nelson, president; John Stephens,
secretary and treasurer. Directors : John
Stephens, L. DeGive, A. M. Reinhardt,
L. B. Nelson, D. Woodward.
RoLTE— Commencing on Pryor, cor-
ner Wall, thence out Pryor to Wheat,
out Wheat to Jackson, on Jackson to
Nolan, from thence to Angler and Ponce
DeLeon Springs.
Metropolitan Street Railway Company.
56 S. Pryor. Organized 1883. Julius
L. Brown, president; Edward Cox, sec-
retary and superintendent. Directors:
J. L. Brown, L. P. Grant, M. J. Clarke,
W. L. Abbott.
Pryor Street Line — Commencing on
Pryor at Union Depot, to Fair, on Fair
to Pulliam, thence to Clarke on Washing-
ton, thence to Anderson.
Park Line — Branching off from Pry-
or at Hunter, thence on JHunter to But-
ler, thence on Butler to McDonough,
thence to Fair and out Fair to the ceme-
tery, thence to Grant Park.
West End and Atlanta Street Railroad
Company.
61 S. Broad. Incorporated 1883. J.
D. Turner, President; T. L. Langston,
vice-president; B. H. Broomhead, treas-
urer; John 8. Broomhead, superintend-
ent.
Route — From ♦ the bridge on Broad,
south to Mitchell, thence to Thompson,
th«nce to Nelson, thence to Walker,
thence to Peters, thence through James-
town to West End.
RFLIEF AND BENEVOLENT ORGAN-
IZATIONS.
Atlanta Benevolent Association —
81 Waverly Place. Established as a
home for the aged and infirm ; sustained
by private contributions; H. H. Tucker,
president; John Milledge, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Irby, matron.
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Socie-
ty— Meets in Synagogue, Forsyth, south-
west corner Garnett, upon call. Mrs. J.
T. Eichberg, president; G. A. Dewald,
secretary; Mrs. M. Franklin, treasurer.
The Ladies' Missionary and Aid So-
ciety— Of the Central Presbyterian
("hurch.
Woman's Mission to Woman Socie-
ty OF Second Baptist Church — Meets
first Monday of each month. Mrs. M.
(J. Blanchard, president ; Mrs. Jack Sul-
livan, secretary; Mrs. M. A. Thomas,
treasurer.
SCOTTISH RTTE.
X.
Hermes Lodge of Perfection, No.
4, G. E. P. AND S. Masons U**— J. A.
Gray 14° V. M., C. M. Berry, 14°, secre-
tary. Meets second Tuesday in each
month.
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SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.
Georgia Academy of Science — 2}^
Mitchell. (Incorporated 1878.) Meets
first and third Thursday of each month.
B. W. Frobel, president; Benjamin Con-
ley, Ist vice-president; H. H. Tucker,
2d vice-president; C. W. Smith, record-
ing secretaryr M. J. Clarke, correspond-
ing secretary ; Theodore Schuman, treas-
urer. Directors: J. S. Lawton, W. F.
Slaton, J. W. Beck with, Charles Hub-
ner, W. S. Walker, W. R. Hammond,
W. A. Haygood, C. W. Smith, K. M.
Clayton.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
MASTER MASONS.
Masonic Hall, Broad, southeast cor-
ner Marietta. General Relief Commit-
tee: L. H. Bradfield, Samuel Hape,
i Charles F. Malon.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 59 — Meets second
I and fourth Thursday in each month. W.
F. Parkhurst, W. M.; Z. B. Moon, sec-
j retary.
Fulton Lodge, No. 216 — Meets first
md third Thursday of each month. J.
pA. Gray, W. M. ; Otto Spahr, secretary.
Georgia Lodge, No. 96 — Meets first
and third Tuesday of each month. R. M.
[Rose, W. M.; H. H. Jones, secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
Mount Zion Chapel, No. 16— Meet*
I second and fourth Monday in each month.
C. S. Wilson, H. P.; Otto Spahr, secre-
|]tary.
Jason Burr Council, No. 13— Meets
third Monday evening in each month. B.
|F. Moore, T. I. M. ; John Mead, Rec.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
. C(eur DeLeon Commandery, No. 4 —
jMeets at Commandery Rooms first Mon-
[day in each month. A. G. Howard, E.
jC. ; B. F. Moore, Rec.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
—Hall, Whitehall, southeast comer Ala-
bama.
subordinate lodges.
Central Lodge, No. 28 — ^Meets every
Tuesday. B. L. Brooks, N, G.; J. E.
Mann, Sec.
Barnes Lodge, No. 55— Meets every
Friday. H. G. Hutchison, N. G. ; B. A.
Holliday, Sec.
Capitol Lodge, No. 60 — Meets every
Thursday. J. B. Goodwin, N. G. ; J. E.
Chambers, Sec.
Schiller Lodge, No. 71 — Meets every
Monday. B. Brauser, N. G. ; P. Maltry,
Sec.
ENCAMPMENT.
Empire Encampment, No. 12 — Meets
second and fourth Wednesday in each
month. R. F. Lester, C. C; H. Holjes,
•sec.
' ' ' ' relief.
General Relief Committeb — C, W,
Smith, O. F. Travis, M. Dawson, A
Domini.
I. 0. F. 8. of I^
subordinate lodges.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 85 — Meets at Odd
Fellows* Hall first and third Sundays of
each month at 10 a.m. S. Guthman,
president; M. Teitlebanm, secretary ; G.
Saloshin, Jr., treasurer; M. Hutzler,
monitor.
Impr. O. F. 8. of I.
subordinate lodge.
Berth Auerbach Lodge,, No. 52 —
Meets Whitehall, southeast corner Ala-
bama, second and fourth Sundays of
each month, at 3 p.m. H. Rosenbaum,
president; M. Teitlebaum. secretary; H.
Franklin, treasurer; I. Guthman, mon-
itor.
I. 0. B. B.
subordinate lodge.
Gate City Lodge, No. 144 — Meets
Whitehall, southeast corner Alabama,
second and fourth Sunday each month.
M. Adler, president; M. Hutzler, vice-
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president; M. Teitlebaura, secretary ; S.
Benjamin, treasurer.
I. 0. K. S. B.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Kennesaw Lodge, Xo. 120— Meets m
Odd Fellows' Hall first and third Sunday
at 3 p.m. S. Mayer, president; M. Tei-
tlebaum, secretary; J. Hirshberg, treas-
urer; S.Guthman, monitor.
I. 0. G. T.
Grand Lodge of Georgia — J. G.
Thrower, G. W. C. T., Atlanta; Miss
May Christy, G. W. V. T., Athens; B.
H. Patterson, G. W. C, Baxley; W. H.
Hunt, G. W. Sec, Atlanta; J. J. Keith,
G. S. J. T., Louisville; R. A.McMahon,
G. W. T., Crawford; G. A. Nunnally, P.
G. W. C. T. Xext session convenes in
Atlanta, 4th Tuesday in July, 1884.
Georgia Lodge, No. 282 — Meets in
Good Templars' Hall, Whitehall, corner
Hunter, every Monday. J. G. Thrower,
W. C. T.; W. Autpn, secretary.
Cold Water Templars.
Wenona Lodge, Xo. 1 — Meets in Good
Templars' Hall every Sunday at 2 p.m.
J. G. Thrower, superintendent.
MP. 0. R. M.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 1 — Meets Powell
Hall.
Modoc Tribe, No. 3 — Meets above 210
Marietta, every Monday evening.
Choctaw Tribe, No. 6— Meets Powell
Hall, every Thursday night.
Osceola Tribe, No. 8 — Meets Powell
Hall, every Tuesday night.
ORDER OF THE GOLBEN CHAIN.
subordinate lodge.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 5 — Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays at 69 E. Alabama.
R. M. Rose, C; H. Krouse, V. C; J.
W. Brunuer, A. C; G. Prior, Sec.; E.
W. Martin, T. ; E. G. Roberts, collector;
A. C. Bruce, P. ; J. W. Stokes, G ; C. A.
W. Denk, W.; J. Morris, S.
Catholic Knights of America.
Branch No. 20. — Meets Loyd, corner
Hunter. J. J. Garver, president; J. B.
Owens, recordirg secretary; R^v. J.
Hennessey, spiritual director.
Knights of Honor.
Georgia Lodge, No. 132 — Meets Ala-
bama, corner Loyd, second and fourth
Friday nights of each montb. R. A.
Monteith, dictator; W. G.Browne, re-
porter.
Gate City Lodge, No. 346— Meets
Alabama, comer Loyd, first &nd third
Friday of each month. D. G. Wylie,
dictator; R. A. Varnadoe, reporter.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Calanthe Division, No. 2, Uniform
Rank — Meets Powell Hall, every Wed-
nesday night. J. M. Hunnicutt, Sir K.,
Commander; W. C. Dickson, Recorder.
subordinate lodge.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 20 — Meets every
Tuesdav evening, 7.30 p.m. Powell Hall.
W. E. McAlister, C. C; J. N. Smythe,
V. C; J. L. Crenshaw, K. of R. & S.;
J. Y. Dixon, M. of F.; H. H. Dickson,
P. ; W. C. Jamigan, M. at A.
Knights of the Golden Rnle.
subordinate lodge.
Stonewall Lodge, No. 52 — Meets over
, 69 East Alabama, first and third Thurs-
day of each month. W. F. Slaton.
commander; W. G. Browne, secretary.
Insurance, $500 to $3,000. Sick benefits,
$5 per week.
Royal Arcannm.
SUBORDINATE COUNCIL.
Atlanta Council, No. 160 — Meett*
over ^9 East Alabama, second and fourth
Thursday of each month at 7.3(J p.m. T.
^. Meaos, regent; H. T. McDaniel,
orator ; A. Rosenfeld, past regent ; G. S.
Prior, secretary; Amos Fox, treasurer:
E. G. Roberts, collector; Rev. D. W.
Gwin,' chaplain; W. C. Curtis, guide;
Jacob Morris, warden ; G. G. Roy, J. T.
I Johnson, medical examiners. $3,000 in-
surance at death. Sick benefit, |3 p^^r
week.
American Legion of Honor.!
subordinate council. I
Kennesaw Coltjcil, No. 216 — Meets
69 East Alabama, second and fourth
Monday of each month. G. G. Roy, C;
R. L. Rodgers, V. C; A. O. M. Gay,
treasurer; L. W. Post, secretary; J. G.
Westmoreland, collector; G. G. Roy,
medical examiner. Insurance from $5<X)
to $5,000. Sick benefit $5 i)er week.
" TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Southern Telegraph Company — 41 S.
Pry or. M. Orr, manager.
Western Union Telegraph Company
— 56 E. Wall. J. M. Stephens, manager.
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Southern Bell Telephone and Tel-
egraph Company — Ofiice, 21)'2 Marietta.
H. H. Jackson, manager.
U. S. LOCAL OEFICERS, ETC.
(See also Courts.)
Commissioners — Lawson Black, 61 E.
Alabama; A. E. Buck, R. E. Boyd, ^'
S. Court House ; W. H. Lofton, 1 Peacn-
tree; L. G. Pirkle, W. B. Smith, W. C.
Smith, 21 Marietta; J. L. Conley, ^}4
Marietta; A. W. Hoffman, 37 Marietta.
Customs— Office U. S. Court House:
W. A. Pledger, surveyor ; M. A. Thomas,
deputy.
Internal REVENUE-^Distnct of Geor-
o-ia. Walter H. Johnson, collector. Of-
fice U. S. Court House. Theodore D. j
Irish and A. W. Port, deputies. Joseph \
C. Vigaland J. P. Chisolm, general,
storekeepers; P. B. Patterson, J. L.I
Morris, W. D. Moore and H. A. Rucker,
I'lerks.
Signal Corps— L^nited States Court
House. S. W. Beall, observer; R. Q.
Grant, assiatant.
COUNTY OF FULTON.
Atlanta, county seat. OflSces located
in New Court House, Hunter, corner of
Pryor.
County Officers. j
Clerk Superior Court—C. H. Strong, j
F. T. Ryan, deputy.
Commissioners of Roads and Reve-
nues—Court House. Elected Apnl,
1881. Term of office 3 years. Salaries
$100 per annum. Bond $1,000. G. W.
Adair, chairman; J. R. Gramling, W.
T. Inraan, Anthony Murphy, C. W.
Hunnicutt; clerk, John T. Cooper.
County Alms House— Situated 7)-^
miles onTeachtree road. R. L. Hope,
^superintendent; salar>' $400 per annum.
County Corone«— F. A. Hilbum, 8
Peabhtree.
County School Commissioner— Jeth-
ro W. Manning, Court House.
County Surveyor— B. F. Walker,
Court House.
County and State Tax Collector—
W. W. Clayton, Court House.
County Treasurer— C. M. Payne,
Court House.
Sheriff— A. M. Perkerson, Court
House. Elected January, 1883, for two
years ;»salary fees ; bond, $10,000. W.
A. Wilson, C. C. Greene, L. P. Thomas,
Sr., deputies, appointed by the sheriff.
State and County Tax Receiver— J.
O. Harris, Court House.
COUNTY PRISON.
County Jail— 34 Eraser. C.C.Greene,
jailor; Crandall L. Poole, turnkey; J.
L. Anthony, night guard ; J. M. Boring,
physician.
STATE OF GEORGLl.
Atlanta, the capital. State House,
Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth.
Executive Department.
Governor— Henry D.McDaniel ;elect-
ed in the spring of 1883 to fill the unex-
Dired term of Gov. Stephens; term ex-
Sr^i^ 18g4; salary, $3,000. Secreta-
ries: J W. Warren. H. E. W. Palmer;
salaries, $1,550. Adjutant-general and
keeper of public buildings, John A. Ste-
phens ; salary, $1 ,500. Department clerks
j R. A. Murphey and Wy H- Hamson;
I salaries, $1,450. ?
Secretary of St ate— > atban C . Bar-
nett; elected 1882, for two years; sala-
ry, $2,000; bond, $10,000. J. F. Jones,
clerk; salary, $1,000.
School Commissioner— Gustavus J.
Orr, elected 1882, for two years; salary,
$2,000. Clerk, Mark Johnston; salary,
$1,200. TT XT '
State Bo vrd of Education— Hon. U.
D. McDaniel, president; Hon. ^.^'.
Bametc, Hon. Clifford Anderson, Hon.
W A. Wright, Hon. G. J. Orr.
The total funds for the current year,
to be appropriated, to education, approx-
imate $580,000, but there is a hope of
raising it to neariy $800,000 bv taxation .
Comptroller-General- William A.
Wright; elected 1882, for two j^rs;
sala^ $2,000; bond, $20,000. B<^-
keeper R. XJ. Hardeman ; salary, $1,»UU.
Insurance c!erk, Wm. King, Jr^: salary,
$1,200. Wild land clerk, Wm. Haralson;
'""iSolliTtENERAL-^nfford Ander-
6on; elected, 1882, for two years ; salary
Treasurer- Daniei:5t- Speer; elect^
1882, for two vears ; salary ,$2,000 : bond,
$200,000. win. Speer? clerk; salary,
$1 600
LiBRARiAN-^Frank L. Haralson ap-
pointed under act of 1879. Salary, $1,-
Keeperof Penitentiary— John W.
Nelms ; elected 1882, for two years ; sal-
ary, $2,000; bond, $10,000 Assistant
k^per, John R. Towers, salary, $1,200.
Principal physician, W. F. Westmore-
land, M. D. ' _ ,
Dbpartmen-t of AGRicrLTTRK— John
T Henderson, commissioner; salary,
$2,000 ; elected 1882 for two vears. Assis-
Itait Commissioner; R. J. Reddmg;
salary, $1,700. Clerks W. B.Henderson
and T. C. Howard ; salaries $1,200.
This department displays samples of
the products of the State, displays and
distributes fish. Dr. H. H. Cary is su-
perintendent of fisheriea.
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The commissioner has appointed six
inBpectors of fertilizers, who receive sal-
aries.
The following are the inspectors now
in oflSce: O. T. Rogers, Savannah;
E. L. lliomas, Inspector at Brunswick;
Troup Butler, at Augusta, (including
Charleston, S. C. ;) Dr. J. S. Law ton,
Atlanta; W. S. DeWolf, Columbus, and
L. W. Livingston, Macon. The inspec-
tors of fertilizers are ex officio inspectors
of illuminating oils, (fire test raised to
120°Fahret.)
The fees for inspecting fertilizers are
fifty cents a ton, and bring about $75,000
per annum, net, into the treasury.
Railroad Commission of the State
OF Georgia— Office, 12 E. Alabama, up-
stairs. Hon. James M. Smith, chairman^
Campbell Wallace and L. N. Trammell,
commissioners; A. C. Briscoe, secretary.
The commissioners are appointed, each
for six years, by the Governor, with the
consent of the senate. Its duties are to
fix the local rates to be charged by the \
various railroads in the State on freight \
and passengers, and to furnish rules and |
regulations to govern the railroads. Its j
first action was to fix a standard tariff for |
all the roads, which went into eft'ect May
1, 1880, but upon proper showing by any
road that such* standard was too low,
the commission increased the standard
rates by allowing an additional percent-
age. The passenger rates were five and
six cents per mile on nearly every road
in the State. By order of the commis-
sion the fares on all the long or impor-
tant roads and branches were reduced to
three (3) cents a mile. This board is not
an advisory, but a mandatory one, whose
ppwers are to regulate railroads and rail-
road rates. The secretary is elected by
the commissioners. The salary of each
commissioLer is $2,500
the secretary, $1,200.
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CONGRESSIO^TAL DLSTRICTS, 1884.
FIS8T DISTRICT.
Chatham ,- 45,995
Effingham j.i. ^ . . 5,979
Dcnven, ..,..., x^,7oo
Emanuel ^. 9,750
Bulloch .^ . . . . . 8,053
iSryan.. ,, ^^^ •■• » .... ^.yiao
Tattnall 6,985
Liberty 10,566
Mcintosh .*. . . i,* I* 6,241
Glynn C^i 6,497
Wayne 5,980
Appling ; 6,275
Pierce 4,538
Camden 6,183
Charlton. 2,161
Ware 4,15fl
Clinch 4,138
Echols 2,553
second district.
Baker 7,305
Berrien 6,619
Brooks 11,727
Calhoun 7,024
day 6,650
Colquitt 2,527
Decatur. 19,071
Dougherty 12,622
Early 7,605
Lowndes 11,049
Miller 3,720
Mitchell 9,392
Quitman 4,392
Randolph 11,341
Terrell 10,451
Thomas 20,598
Worth 5,892
third district. i
Coffee 5,070
xvOvlgC ,■ i^^ ».,...... 0,O0o
Dooly 12,413
Irwin 2,696
Telfair 4,828
Montgomery 5,381
Laurens 10,051
Pulaski . . ^ 14,058
Wilcox 3,109
Houston 23,251
Macon. 11,675
Sumter 18,239
Schley 5,302
Webster 5,237
otewart » « ..-iU.. io,yy^
-L*ee .*. lU,tK)<
FOURTH district.
Tavlor....: 8,579
Talbot 14,117
Marion 8,598
Chattahoochee 5,670
Muscogee .. ., .19,324
uarns. . . «^..^^. xo,^oo
xiearu. . , . «> p..^.. o, i o"
XrOUp. . . . . '^ .....v^ • : aU,0O9
Meriwether . v.. ^ 17,651-
Coweta 19,109
Carroll 16,901
FIFTH district. *
Clavton 8,028
DeKalb 14,497
Fayette 8,605
Fulton 46,126
Henry 14,193
Xewton 13,619
Rockdale 6,838
Spalding 12,585
Walton 15,622
Campbell 9,979
6,9S4
Douglas •
SIXTH district.
^.., 27,146
Bibb «'p-o
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^p^^^^ •■•;;.'.'■''*■..'.'. 151849
Monroe:;;;;;;'^ 1|'^ i
Twiggs ..... : 8.^8
Wilkinson J^*^^
Jones . . ■ : .|rt QQQ
Baldwin 1|'^°
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
...18,690
4,739
.10,021
• ;;;;:4;702
20,746
■:^;:::::.::::....^.-24,4i8
Whitfield I'l^
Murray '"'^Vui^
Polk -^ * • • -• • ' • ^< t^'^-^
Paulding ;...-.. 1^887
Haralson ..J^^i*!
Walker ll.Ooo
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Burke ,128
Glascock.*.'.*. - 3,577
McDuffie J»«-
Richmond : ^^^^
Columbia I^,4b5
Lincoln l^^
Washington 21 ,yb4
Warren , l^Sfi
Taliaferro.. *y^^
Bartow —
Catoosa . .
Chattoga. .
Dade
Cobb
Floyd
Gordon
GENERAL JLSSE3IBLT.
Senate.
James S. Bovnton, president. Griffin;
J. H. PolhUl, president ;>ro. tern., Lo«^
ville; Wm. A. Harris, secretary, Isabel-
la; H. H. Cabaniss, assisUnt secretary,
Atlanta; J. T. Taylor, journalizing
clerk, Atlanta; W. E. Candler, calender
clerk, Blairsville ; H. C. Peeples, enroU-
ing clerk, Atlanta. A. J. Henderson
and J. A. Baker, engrossing clerks, Ocil-
la and Cartersville ; J. L. Lawton, mes-
sage clerk, Atlanta; A. J- Cameron,
messenger, Cobbvillev A. J. AUred,
doorkeeper, Jasi)er.
Senators.
First District— P. W. Meldrim, Savan-
nah.
Hancock ^^*?S? I son Station
Second District— tf. C.Parker, John-
Putnara it'^-
Greene..... J'^^'
Morgan 1*^^
Oconee ^r-i^
Clarke \h*^
OHethorpe ao,40U
Wilkes ]"Ai^
Elbert 12,^2i
Madison ' »^7
Hart 9,094
Franklin 11,4jkJ
Third District— S. R. Harris, Jesup.
Fourth District— James Thompson,
Traders, Hill. ^, ^ .j, ^ar
Fifth District— W. A. McDonald, Way
^Sixth District— Ji D. Knight, MiU-
Seventh District— B. J. Norman,
Moultrie. ^ « T» w ^^1
Eighth District— E. B. Bush, Col-
NINTH DISTRICT.
Banks ^,337
Cherokee ^t'ft?
Dawson ^n*-
Fannin « fi J
Forsyth 10,oo9
Gilmer ^»?^
Gwinnett ^^''^xi
Hall W^f-
Habersham ' jlo
Jackson -1^/298
Lumpkin ^ i?
Milton » •• 6»261
Pickens 6»7»0
Rabun ^-^^
Towns 3,261
Union M^I
White.... 0,341
TENTH DISTRICT,
Johnson 4,800
Jefferson 15,671
quitt.
Xinth District— Dr.
O. H. Faull,
Leary. ^
Tenth District— James Rouse,
War-
w^lck
Eleventh district-J. G. Parks, Daw-
Twelfth District— J. P. Walker, Wes-
Thirteenth District—J. D. Frederick,
Marshallville.
Fourteenth District — L. M. Lamar,
Hawkinsville.
Fifteenth District— T. D. Wilcox, Dor-
minv's Mill. « ^ "
Sixteenth District— C. S. Guytpn,
Dablin. .^ _,.
Seventeenth District— T. W. OUver,
Sylvania. „ ^ ,i..n
Eighteenth District—J. 9- Pomill,
Louisville. . « ^
Nineteenth District— A. S. Morgan,
Warrenton.
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Twentieth District — F. G. DuBignon,
Milled geville. ,
Twenty-first District— D. W. Hughes,
Jeffersonville.
Twenty-second District — G. W. Gus-
tin, Macon.
Twenty-third District— R. D. Smith,
Knoxville.
Twenty-fourth District — Thomas De-
Wolf, Box Spring.
Twenty-fifth District— T. J. Neal,
Waveriy House. _':
Twenty-sixth District — J. S. Boynton,
Griffin.
Twenty-seventh District — L. F. Liv-
ingston, Covington.
Twenty-eighth District — C. George,
Madison.
Twenty-Ninth District— W. D. Tutt,
Thomson.
Thirtieth District— PhU W. Davis, El-
berton. i ,
Thirty-first District— R. D. Yow,
Avalon.
Thirty-second District— W. H. Mc-
Afee, Dahlonega.
Thirty-third District—W. I. Pike, Jef-
ferson.
Thirty-fourth District— T. M. Peeples,
Lawrenceville.
Thirty-fifth District— S. B. Hoyt, At-
lanta.
Thirty-sixth District — Ceorge J. Mar-
tin, Greenville.
Thirty-seventh District — L. P. Man-
deville, Carroll ton.
Thirty-eighth District— N. X. Beall,
Dallas.
Thirty-ninth District — R. A. Eakes,
Cummlng.
Fortieth District— J. W. Foster, Hia-
wassee. *
Fony-first District— T. F. Greer, Elli-
Forty-second District— T. H. Baker,
Cartersville.
Forty-third District— T. R. Jones,
Dal ton.
Forty-fourth District— M. A. B. Ta^
tarn, Trenton..
Hoase.
L. F. Garrard, speaker; Mark A. Har-
din, clerk.
Appling — J. Isham Carter.
Baker— W. W. Dews.
, Baldwin- Dr. Mark Johnston.
Banks— T. B. Griffla.
Bartow — A. M. Ffte, C. M. Jones.
Berrien — Thomas Paulk.
Bibb -.W. A. Lofton, C. T. Bartlett, N.
E. Harris.
Brooks — D. W. Rountree.
Bryan— R. F. C. Smith.
Bulloch — Joseph Wilson.
Burke— E. A. Perkins, P. D. Cox,|
Jesse Wimberly.
Butts— F. L.Walthall. .
Calhoun— T. P. Greer. •
Camden — A. Wilson, c.
Campbell— John J. Camp.
Carroll John J. Carroll, John Bon-
ner.
Catoosa— W. H. Payne.
Charlton — M. P. Courson. ^ i
Chatham— Robert Falligant, J. J. Mc-
Donougli, George S. Owens.
Chatt^^Hoochee- J. E. D. Shipp.
Chattooga — J. W. Maddox.
Cherokee — W. A.Teasley. u- i
Clark— R. B. Russell. % ;< >•
Clay— Robert Thompson. "^^^ , '^ ^
Clayton — R.E.Morrow.
Clinch— J. L. Sweat.
Cobb— F. A. Irwin, J. Y. Alexander.
Coffee — Dennis Paulk.
Columbia — A. J. Avary.
Colquitt — John Tucker.
Coweta— Lavender R.Ray, W.T. Stal-
lings.
Crawford— M. M. Ray.
Dade — W. W. Jacoway.
Dawson — J. M. Bishop.
Decatur— Ben. E. Russell,. J. A. Wil-
der.
DeKalb— H. C. Jones, O. Winning-
ham.
Dodge — J. F. DeLacy.
Dooly— L. W. Mobley.
Dougherty — Henry Mcintosh. ,
Douglas— J. . S. James.
Early — B. C. (^hancey.
Echols — D. R. A. Johnson.
Eflingham— E. E. Foy.
Elbert — J. B. Jones.
Emanuel — M. Dawson.
Fannin — J. A. Alsabrook.
Fayette — J. W. Graham.
Floyd— W. G. Foster, Walker W.
Brooks, Seaborn Wright.
Forsyth^A. J. Julian.
Franklin— O. O. Osborn.
Fulton— E. P. Rice, E. F. Hoge, W.
H. Hulsey.
Gilmer — J. C. Withrow.
Glascock — W. R. Logue, Sr.
Glynn— J. E. Dart.
Gordon — W. R. Rankin.
Greene - J. B. Parke,W. R. Wilson.
Gwinnett— R. E. Mitchell, J. T. Mc-
Elvany.
Habersham — T. S. Davis.
Hall— J. E. Redwine, W. H. Deaton.
Hancock— J. T. Jordan, J. W. Moore.
Haralson— J. M.McBride.
Harris— W. S. Wisdom, T. F. Brew-
ster.
Hart — A. G. McCurry.
Atlanta City Dieectobt.
TTpard— Thomas M. Awbry.
\Z^^r\^S., J. B. Hudson.
stapleton ^^ ^ l
Johnson-M. H. :S^son. -
Jones-G. W. F^cKay. . v _.,
Laurens— J. B. Wolfe. .
Lee— Frank Johnson, c.
Liberty-Jesse Brewei- ?f
Lincoln-J. W. Barksdale. — :
Lowndes— C. R. Pendleton. r -r
Lumpkin— E. H. Beck.
Hacon-J. M. DuPree.
Madison— Young A. Danief.
Slarion .Short.
McDaffie— Thomas E. Watson.
Mcintosh— Hercules Wilson, c.
Meriwether^T. A. Atkinson, J. D
ISutton.
Miller— J. S. Bush.
Milton— T. L. Lewis.
MiU.'hell-W. M. Spence.
Monroe— W. H. Head, G. G. Flynt.
Montgomerv— John McRae.
Morc'an -Augustus Studdard.
Mur?ay-Cicero Howell.
Muscogee— L. F.Garrad, W. A. Little.
Newton— L. L. Middlebrooks.
Oconee— F. P. Griffith.
Oglethorpe— C. M. Witcher, J. M. Mc-
Whorter.
Troup— T.C. Crenshaw,! W-|B. Whatr
ley* ^ -r li- ^ ^
Twi<»'ffs— J. E. Jones. 1' - '^^
UnioS— V. M. Waldr*wplt
Upson— B. G. McKinne^.
Walker^J. Y. Wood. • ^-^^
Walton-H. A. Caritherft^T. J. Robert-
son. i
^are— Warren Lott. i ^
Warren— C.E.McGregj^. _.
Washington— C. B. Piinglc, H. G.
Wright. ^. , }
-^j^yne — John G. Rich.
Webster— S. B. Hudson)
White— J. J. Kimsey. v
Whitfield— C. E. Broyl«.
Wilcox— S. D. Fuller.
Wilkes— M. P. Reese, Bl F. Barksdale.
Wilkinson— M. G. Smitl^-.
Worth— W. J. Ford. ^
Paulding— H. C. Rich.
Pickens-^F. Carter Tate.
Pierce— W. F. Sweat. ^ ^ r> a
Pike— John Beauchamp, J. ^^ rea-
ding.
Polk— R. W. Everett.
Pulaski— S. W. Brown.
Putnam— R. C. Humber, H. A. Jen-
kins.
Quitman— .1. J. Crumbley.
Rabun— R. C. Cannon.
Randolph— R. F. Crittenden.
Richmond— W. T. Gary, C. A. Robbe,
M. V. Calvin.
Rockdale— W. L. Peck.
Schley— J. D Murray.
Scriven- R. A. Brinson.
Spalding- N. B. Drewry.
Stewart— R. F. Watts.
Sumter— H. N. Hawks, W. A. Wilson.
Talbot— J. W. Robbius.
Taliaferro— B. F. Moore.
Tattnall— J. B. Glisson.
Tavlor— J. J. McCants.
Telfair— Thomas Eason.
Terrell— R. F. Simmons.
Thomas— A. Patten, N. R. Spengler
Towns— John Burch.
JUBICIIRI^.
SUPREME cocirr.
Court rooms, Atlanta. James J«ctaon,
Atlanta, chief justice; Samuel HaU,
MacSi/and Mark A. Blandford^ Colum-
buTUociate justices; Z. D Harrison,
clerk; J. H. Lumpkin, reporter; 4. W.
Vaughn, sheriff. ! , ., .^^
First term commences stcond Monday
in February. Second te,Tn commences
first Monday in Septembef.
Superior Conrts.
Albany Cmcun— B. B. Bower, judge;
Jesse W. Waters, solicitor general.
Baker— First Monday in May and No-
Calhoun— Second Monclay in June and
De^tur— Second and tl Ird Monday in
May and November. ^
Dougherty— First, secotid and third
Monday in April and October. ,
Mitchell— Third and fourth Monday m
March and fourth Monday in November.
Worth- Fourth Monday in Aprd and
^1^^'^A CiRCurr-W. !r. Hammond,
judge; B. H. Hill. Jr., solicitor g«ueraL
I^Kalb— Third Monday In March and
^Cl^yton— First Monda^ in. March and
F^Tl^n— Monday after fourOi Monday
in March and SeptemberJ rf^^^^r
Augusta CiRCurr- H. C. Koney,
judge; Boykin Wright, sqllcltor general;
J. J. Graham, official coutt reporter, Au-
^"surke— Third Monday in May and
November. ^, , . -if...,^
Columbia— Fourth Monday In MarcH
and September.
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Atlanta City Directory.
McDuffie— Third Monday in March
and September.
Richmond— Third Monday in April
and October.
Blue Ridge Cikcut — James R. Brown,
judge ; George F. Gober, solicitor gen-
eral.
Cherokee — Fonrth Monday in Febru-
ary and second Monday in September.
Cobb — Second Monday in March and
third Monday in November.
Dawson— Third Monday in April and
second Monday in September.
Fannin — Fourth Monday in May and
first Monday in November.
Forsyth— Third Monday in February
and fourth Monday in August.
Gilmer— Third Monday in May and
second Monday in Xovember.
Milton — First Monday in February and
• third Monday in Augu-at.
Pickens — Fourth Monday in April and
September. , I
Brunswick Circuit— M. L. Mershon,
judge; G. B. Mabry, solicitor general.
Appling— Second Monday in March
and October.
Camden— Fourth Monday in April and
November. j !
Charlton—Tuesday after third Monday
in April and November.
Clinch— First Monday in March and
October.
Coffee— Tuesday after second Monday
in April and November.
Glynn— First Monday in May and De-
cember.
Pierce— Fourth Monday in March and
October.
Ware— First Monday in April and No-
vember.
WKyne — Third Monday in March and
October.
Chattahoochee CiRCun— T. J. Wil-
lis, judge; Thomas W. Grimes, solicitor
geiT^ral.
at ttahoochee — Fourth Monday in
iu irch and September.
Harris- Second Monday in April and
October.
Marlon— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Muscogee— Second Monday in Mav and
November.
Talbot — Second Monday in March and
September.
Taylor— First Monday in April and
October.
Cherokee Circuit— J[. C. Fain, judge ;
J. W. Harris, Jr., solicitor general.
Bartow— Second Monday in January
and July.
Catoosa— Second Monday in February
and August.
Dade — Third Monday in March and
September.
Gordon— Fourth Monday in February
and August.
Murray — Third Monday in February
and August.
Whitfield— First Monday in April and
October.
Coweta Circuit— S.W. Harris, jiidge;
H. M. Reid, solicitor general.
Campbell— First Monday in February
and August.
Carroll— First Monday in April and
October.
Coweta— First Monday in March and
September.
Douglas— Third Monday in January
and July.
Fayette— Third Monday in March and
September.
Heard— Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Meriwether— Third Monday in Febru-
ary and August.
Troup— Third Monday in April and
first Monday in November.
Eastern Circuft- A P Adams, judge ;
Walter G. Charlton, solicitor general.
Chatham— First Monday in March,
June and December.
Bryan— first Monday in May and No-
vember.
EflSgham— Second Monday in May and
November.
Mcintosh— Fourth Monday in May and
November.
Liberty— Third Monday in May and
November.
Flint Circuit— J. D. Stewart, judge;
E. Womack, solicitor general.
Butts— Second Monday in March and
September.
Henry- Third Monday in April and
October.
Monroe— Fourth Monday in February
and August.
Newton— Third Monday in March and
September.
Pike— First Monday in April and Oc-
tober.
Rockdale— Third Monday in February
and August.
Spalding— First Monday in February
and August.
Upson— First Monday in May and No-
vember.
Macon Circuit.— T. J. Simmons,
judge; J. L. Hardeman, solicitor gen-
eral.
Bibb— Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Crawford— Third Monday in March
and September.
Atlanta City Directory.
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-^::^^^I^^on..s :. .,r. .n^l^r^^^oM Mooaa. in March
October. „ u w r'«r«. I Jaspeiv-Fourth Monday in April and
UTud'^gerBy^LT^G-b^,''.^^ Moaday In AprU and
rXuiiih-From the first to the fourth "'^^"ens-Fourth Monday in January
P'°E"S.e?-VhW "Mon^r April ^-^^,-^1,^^,^, Monday in March and
and first Monday in November-
nd first Monuaj' a" ^^v/T^"*^'->'•
Jefferson-Second Monday in May
''tS-'lourth Monday in March
i'*tri?en-ThW Monday in May and
Vovember. , . » -i ^
' Tattnall— Second Monday m April and
^^W^^hington— First Monday in March
and September.
^Pum^— Third Monday in March and
^Wllkin^n— First Monday in April
and October. ^ « ^ • a^^.
Oconee Cmcurr.-A. C Pitc, judge,
C. C. Smith, soUcitor general.
Dodge— First Monday m May and
November. . , ^* j „ ;«
Dooly— Second and third Monday in
March and September.
Northeastern CiRCurr.— J. B. Es^es, ir win— Monday after fourth Monday
iudo-e: William Erwin. solicitor gen- i^ March and September.
iral . , Montgomery— Wednesday after fourth
Limpkin— Third Monday in Apnl
and October. . 4 ., .„/i
Union— First Monday m April and
October.
Northern Cixccrr.— E. H. Pottle,
judge; George F. Pierce, Jr., solicitor
^^Elber't— Second Monday in March and
September.
in March and September. ^ , ^^
ai , Montgomery— Wednesday after fourth
Hall— Third Monday in February and Monday in AprU and October,
lu^ust. ,, V, ■ Pulaski-Second and third Monday m
Habersham— First Monday m March j ^ j^^^j November. xr^nH^iv
and September. ^, ^ A Telf air-Tuesday after third Monday
Rabun— Third Monday in March and j^^ ^ ^ ^^^ October. .
September. , , ^ ^k Twiggs-Second Monday m AprU
Towns— Fourth Monday in March ^nd October. c^ ,
and September. i ., a WUcox-Foarth Mbnday In Marcti
White— Set^ond Monday in April and ^^^ September. I niort*>
'October. ,..-:, Pataula Cmcurr.-J. T. ^J^»-e,
- - judge; J. H.Guerry,6oUcitor general.
clay— Fourth Monday m March and
EarTy— First and second Monday in
April and October. , . . ., .„,i
MUler— Third Monday in AprU ana
October. ,, , . a#„w»k
Quitman— Third Monday m March
G"-k-Third Monday in February. I ^^Lmrolp'h-Fh^t and second Monday
ma vjciooer. ^, , ,
Hart— Third Monday in March and
September. , . .,
Lincoln— Fourth Monday In April
and October.
Madison- First Monday in March and
September. . » -•
Oglethorpe— Third Monday m April
and October. .
Taliaferro— Fourth Monday m Febru-
ary and August.
Warren— First Monday in Apnl and
October
Wilkes— First Monday In May and
November.
OcMULQEE CiRCurr.— Thomas G. Law-
son, judge; Robert >Vhitfield, solicitor
*^^neral
** Baldwin— Third Monday 4n January
and July.
t>
November, and holds two weeks.
KoBiE Cmcurr— Joel Branham, judge;
J. J. Wright, solicitor general.
Chattooga— First Monday In March
and September. . ^r v -«^
Floyd— Fourth Monday m March and
September, and holds four weeks— longer
if necessary. ,, ^ . -p^K^^ai^
Paulding— First Monday m February
and August. . _ , ,^
Polk— Second Monday in February
and August, and holds two weeks.
Harafion- Third Monday in January
and July, and holds two weeks.
Walker-Last -Monday in Febni«ry
and August. <^ „^
SouTHEKJf CiBCurr— Augufitin ti- *™-
seU, judge; R. G. Mitchell, soUcitor
general.
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Atlanta City Directory.
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Berrien — Third Monday in March, and
Nevomber.
Brooks. — First Monday in May and
September.
Colqiiitt — Wednesday after fourth
Monday in March and September.
Echols — Second Monday in March
and September.
Lowndes— Third Monday in May and
November.
Thomas — Third week in April and Oc-
tober, i
Southwestern Circuit — Allan Fort,
judge; C. B. Hudson, solicitor general.
Lee — Second Monday in March and
November.
Macon — Second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in November.
Schley — Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Stewart — Fourth Monday in April
and October.
Sumter— Second Monday In April and
October.
Webster — First Monday in April and
October.
Western Circuit— N. L. Hutchlns,
judge; A. L. Mitchell, solicitor general.
Banks— Third Monday in March and
September.
Clarke — Second, third and fourth
Monday in May and November.
Oconee — Fourth Monday in January
and July.
Franklin— Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Gwinnett — First and second Monday
in March and first and second Monday
in September.
Jackson — First and second Monday in
February and August.
Walton— Second and third Monday In
February and August.
United States District and Cib^
cuit Courts (Northern District of Greor-
gia), U. S. Court House and P. 0.
Building. Don. A. Pardee, judge Fifth
Judicial Circuit, residence New Orleans,
La. ; Hon. H. K. McCay, district judge,
residence Atlanta ; Emory Speer, district
attorney; J. C. Jenkins, assistant attor-
ney ; Julius L. Brown, standing master
in chancery; A. E. Buck, clerk; R. E.
Boyd and Olin C. Fuller, deputies ; James
Longstreet, marshal, O. E. Mitchell and
W. B. Fitzsimons, office deputies, At-
lanta.
City Court — Court House — ^Rufus T
Dorsey, judge; salary, $2,500; C. H
Strong, clerk, salary, fees; Howell C*
Glenn, solicitor. Terms of Court, first
Mondav in March, June, September and
December. Thl§ court has no jurisdic-
tion in qtietitionfi of equity, felony, di-
vorce, or title to real estate.
rouRT or Ohdinart. — Court House—
Exduilve jurlMdiction of probate mat-
tern . TtriRA, first Monday of each
month. W". L. Calhoun, ordinary.
Elected Jantmrjr, 1881, for four years.
P. H. < alhoun, clerk.
JMlleM' Covrti.
DttTEicT* 1026— W. M. Butt, justice,
7H W. Mlt4-hell. Term, fourth Tuesday
in each mouth. G. H. Tanner, justice,
28 W. Alabama. Term, fourth Tuesday
In each month.
District 1234— Daniel Pltchford, jus-
tice, 3^2 Marietta. Term, first Monday
In each month. John Rhea, justice, 51^
Peach tree. Term, first Monday ol'
each mohth.
Rzct^RDER's Court — Sessions daily,
except Sunday, at 10 a. m., at the station
house, 47 S. Pryor. Jas. A. Anderson,
recorder.
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P. H. HAKTMAN. Preeldent. W. R. THRALL. SeCy. J. R. HODGB, A«t SeCy.
: ? MANUPACTURB
F YTRACT COPPER FROM NATIVE ORE.
EXTRACl ^^^^^^^j^g GERMAN KAINIT FOR SALE.
Works, Clifton Station, Georgia Railroad, SM Mlea from City,
W. F. WRIGHT.
R L. SIBLEY.
Wright & Sibley,
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
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THE ATLANTA
Baptist
MINARY,
For FREEDMEN PREACHERS and TEACHERS.
This Institution, fonnded hy fUe American Baptiat Home Mission Society, la supported bv
contributions from benevolent Baptists, Nortli and South, wlute and colored.
NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED, 150— ALL MALES..
REV. JOSEPH T- ROBERT, L.L.D., PBKSIDKIIT.
RBV. D. F. ESTBS, A.M., T. VASSAR CAULKINS, AB., REV. WM. K. HOLMES,
PROP. E. H. KRU«ER, Pbofbssob Vocal Muscc.
The Annual Session begins first Monday in October, and closes May 31st, with a vacation
dunng Cliristmas Holidays. Applicants for admission must furnisli satisfac-
tory testimonials of moral cbaract^r and habits.
Students are required to pay for tuition One Dollar per month, in advance. Board and wash-
ing in the city at from Six to Seven Dollars per month.
Location: Corner of Elliott and West Hunter Streets.
Atlanta Baptist
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Female Seme
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35 Leonard Street, ATLANTA, GA.
MISS S. B. PACKARD, >
MISS H. E. GILES, /
PanfCIPALS.
MISS C. M. 6R0VER,
MISS S. H- CHAMPNEY,
MISS M. E. HERRICK,
^MRS. E. H. ALBERT,
MRS. J. S. MALLORY^
MISS L S. HORTON,
MISS S. E. MALLORY,
MISS S. O. JONES.
And competent Teachers in Vocal and Instrumental Mu^c.
Physical, social «nd religious culture will occupy an Important place In the general system
pursued. Preparatory, Nomal, Academic Courses, and Collegiate Course for those who are
prepared for It
A nuxtel school for the training of normal pupds. Er-Industrial Department a specialty.
Board, with tuition, $7.90 per month. For furtherlnformation, address Princlpate.
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SAXON A. ANDERSON,
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Marietta Paper Wfg Company
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Manufactures Book/News and Wrapping Paper. Rags^anted.
Correspondence solicited, ■a
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J. A. BEIGGS,P4
AND DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF
ilL J.TE mOOFEII,
HOOFING SUiTES
p. 0. BOX 238. Office. Ho. 2 Loyqoy St., ATLABTA, GA.
WOEK DONE AS GOOD A8 BT A^'^^^^^fJ^^^^ ^^^^ xo.
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A. C. BRUCE.
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ARCHITECTS
Rooms 1, 3 and 3 Healey Baildin?,
Cj.. Marietta and Peachtree Streets, ATLANTA, GA.
Have the largest and most successful PRACTICE In the SOUTH.
We are prepared to furaish FLANS for Court Houses and Public
Buildings at any cost desired.
ANGIER & MOODY
ROOM 2t GATE CITY BAITK BUILDING,
ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA.
Bepresenting'over TWENTY- FIVE MILLIONS of DOLLARS ASSETS
GUAEDIAN OF LONDON,
GERMAN-AMERICAN, . . . New York.
NIAGARA, New Yoek.
CEESCENT, . . . . . New Orleans.
T. G. BAYLOR.
H. B. BAYLOR.
-"^BAYLOR & BAYLOR,
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OFFICE, No. 7 N. BROAD STREET,
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Surveys Made, Estimates, Plans and Specifications Famished, and
Construction Superintended for Water Works, Bridges^ Canals,
Boads, Railroads and all Engineering Works.
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W. S. BELL,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
ihqle
LATHS, WHITE PIHE DOORSi
SASH AND BLINDS.
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ATLANTA, GEORQIA.
THE J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE MAHUFACTURERS OP
AND QBNEBAI. BILUAKD SCTPLIBS IN THB WORLD.
^Se*««
|gnicag0,| ^^^^^ salesroom, 4T and 4© State, South Side.
744 Broadway.
gincinnati, S, lO and la Wesl sixth street, gt. ]goui6, 211 Market
SOUTHERN BRANCHES:
Atlanta, Ga.; DallaB, Texaa; Baltimore, Md.; Kansas City, Mo.; SU Joseph, Mo.
22 Decatur St., ATLANTA, CA,
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DENNISON MFG CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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AND
STATiaiTEES' SPECIALTIES.
DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.
Stratton*8 Gammed Label's and Gummed Paper of all Colors- Legal and
Notarial Seals; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Sus-
penswn Eings ; The Star Copyinor Pads ; Denni^^on's Game iy- -
Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and
Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc., Etc.
DENNISON'S TAEGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.
Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimbairs Self- Fastening Tickets; Postal
Envelopes; McGill's Paper Fastener's at Manufacturers'
discounts; Dickinson's Rubber Bands, Etc.
Sealing: "Waz Idakers.
TISSUE PAPER
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Proprietors "Globe," and Centenaial Prize
"Excelsior," and Hftporters of English Grn^s
Bleach Pd and Colored Tissue P^)ers, from 'he
Celebrated 39 MilL
Proprietors of "Sflver White," best article for polishing SUver, and Miller's "Jewelrr
Cleaning Casket," and "SUver White Caaket."
JEWELERS' BOXES,
Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Rne Twines, Ac, &c.
DMUeeiSTS' BOXES,
Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers,
Dennison's Shaving Papers.
Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical Purposes.
CARD BOARD MAKERS.
g^^All of Our Goods are tor Sale by Leaders Everywhere, smd by
DENNISON MFG CO.,
21 Milk St., Boston; 198 Broadway, New York; 630
Chestnut St., Philadelphia; 156 Dearborn St.,
Chicago; 143 Walnut St., Cincinnati;
412 Third Street, St. Louis.
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OELAXjER. rNT
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No. 5 E. Alabama St., ATLANTA, GA.
Oysters and Fish Packed in Ice, and Shipped to any part
t OF THE Country JUST Perfect Safety.
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IN SUMMER WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PACKHSG
AND SHIPPING IGK
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BRAMLETTS
Enfllish RitEhEn
And LADIES' CAFE,
5 1 ^iSST} AUanta, Ga.
la the most popular resort in the city. 1^ U is patromaed by the
eUte-4t is endorsed by oonnoiaeurs.
Also, ICE CREAM, SHERBERTS and WATER ICES
IN CONNECTION WITH THE RB8TAUBANT.
A large selection of the finest FRUITS and CONFECTIONS. Elegant
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. Open day and night. Call and
be convinced that this is the most popular resort in the city.
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FAY ■ ■ r EICHBERG,
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Am.
And Superintendents.
/P 5. Broad Street, near Bridge, Atlanta, Ga.
J. C. WILSON, ATLANTA, Ga. D. W. A D. M. ROGERS, Etowah, Ga,
^^ J. c. wiiieow & co>
Coal, Wool, Lmk, Lalb, Sliioslss, Lias, ta&i, Etc.
lELEPHONE ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION,
BU^US CUT TO OR]>£K OH SHOKT HOT1C&
Mills : D. W. ROGERS A CO., Btovirah, Ga. \ ^ IRT <A. IVMH i4 tf^ i4
Office and Tard : 7 Spring SL, on W. A A. R. R. f A. M. Jtf A.ll^ JL <A.^ V A.<
~A. M. GOODRICH,
J^i^2*dU
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Am Always 'Prepared to do Roofing at Short Notice in
ANY PART of THE CiTY OR SoUTH.
SatisCaction Gnaranteed. Orders Promptly Attended to.
Office 13 S. Broad St.^ Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box 364.
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H, I. Kimball, L B. JTheeler <Sl Co.,
9i Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga., 38 Broad St.. New York,
Are prepared to execute commissions in aU brancljes of Architectural worli,
in Uie most artistic manner.
•Interior Decorationai a. Specialty.
G. H, EDDLEMAN & CO,
— .^^^i^S^^^v^^
m Esim m wm um
55 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Speciai. Attwjtiow Givkh to SKiinro akd Rmtiho Pbopbbtt roR NoM-RMroMrra.
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Proprietor of CENTRAL NURSERY.
FRurr Trees, Grapb-Vines, Roses, Evergreens, Budding-Plants,
Vegetables, Seeds, Wire Goods and Flower Pots.
ISixrsery, E* Fair Stireet, Soiitli of Oemetery.
BOqUSn, FLORAL DESIGNS, CUT FLO WEBS-SPBCLALTLE&
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Boot and Shoe Maker,
1 U!»E TSU: BEST OF UIPOKTEB CM^ODS,
Put up Work with a Guarantee of Fitting and Giving Satisfaction.
22 Whitehall St.^ Atlanta, Ca.
Work forwarded to any place by Express, or as may be desired.
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church., or school excellence in tone, /> /
tasteful -workmanship, and durability.
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We import direct froin the best)
Manufacturers in Europe ]
LercharnUge.
^ VIOLINS,
Guitars, Accordeons,
Harmonicas, String, and all kinds of Musical
Nobody can Underbuy us. Nobody Undersell us.
New York leads the world in PIANOS. C2^ We are Southern Ai^ents for
the following celebrated New York makes, viz :
Steinway & Sons, Decker Brothers, Gate City Pianos,
New and second-hand Piuios from 160 to $l,aoo. Send for our prices before yon buy.
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All the Estey Organ BuRlness in eight Southern States is transacted by the
ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY, at Atlanta. At our warerooms may
always be found a complete assortment of these INCOMPARABLE INSTRUMENTS,
including all the newest styles and latest improvements.
ESTEY ORGAN COMPANY, '^^^iXi4itXiL'^-
Advertising Department.
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rnks AND CLOAK MAKER
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LATE OF NEW YORK.
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SouTHSBM Officb : Gatb Citt National I^ank Building, Room 24, S«cond Floor,
:|^ {""^^J ^tlajn^, Ga.
JOHN M. GKEEN, MaNagbb, P. O. Box 115.
i'..M. JACK & CO:,
Bakers and EnnfEElinnars,
DEALERS IN WILLOW WARE AND
CHILDREN'S WAGONS.
43 Peachtree St., ATLANTA, GA.
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AGOMARSINO S
Wholesale I Retail Confectionery,
Dealer in Choice Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
ATLANTA, GA
4 WlilteliAll Street maA )
!• Peaelitr«e St. /
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And 67* WHiTKHALi.S?m Atlanta, Ga.
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i^ P? pn iiisites Fine Cliina for Decoration,
M^^oCT^ms Silk and Plush, Painted to Order.
"^"Z^Firei Gilded, Tinted and RetoucHed for Amateurs.
Designs for Wedding Presents, Gifts, etc^
uesigna lu ^.^^ Decorated to Order.
Circulars on Application.
AcoTTLDnras, bxiacsets,
STRETCHEHS and FRAME MATERIALS
or
Books, Stationery and Faacv Oooas,
^Wedding and Birthday Presents.
FB1CB8 AS LOW AS THE LOWBST.
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BUILDINGS, 9« A 28 EAST) JITT JI MTJI CJI
:*:'} ALABAMA STREET, ,vi .-. " ^ JUllJl 1 11» Un..
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1 STANDARD INSTITUTION— THE BUSINESS WORLD IN MIN
lATURE— ACTUAL BUSINESS—STUDENTS ON 'ORANGE
THE BEST MODE OF INSTRUCTION EVER ADOPTED FOR THE PRACTICAL BDU.
CATION OP YOUNG MEN. BOYS AND MEN OF MIDDLE AGE.
SYSTEM OF TEACHING.
' BE School ifl a completely organized commnaity, witli its necewsary adjancta. Banking
SauMs, Insurance, Trajisportation and other agencies, in which each student acts his
part as clerk, book-keeper, merchant, banker, etc.
Merchants rent their places of business, procmre license, deposit their money in
bank, bay, sell, collect, give and take notes or hand, raise money by havmg notes dis-
coonted, make and receive consignments, and keep their own accounts, recording each
transaction as it takes place.
Surplus funds are disposed of m the usual way, by mvestment in stocks.
The community is governed by strict laws, m close conformity wttJi those of the busi-
ness world outside.
The Merchant, as mtimated, cannot engage in business until he has obtained license from
the government ; must use his stamps, state bis terms of sale, collect and pay m accordance
with law or usage, protect his maturing papers ; or submit to the usual penalties, perhaps the
loss of credit and standing in the community. Funds of defaulters, absent or deceased mem-
bers, m the hands of others, cannot be reached except by legal process.
Absent members may award powers of attorney for the settlement of their affairs, while
the estates of deceased members are placed in the hands of administrators.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, Plam and Ornamental Penmanship, Commercial
Arithmetic, Merchandising, Political Economy, Actual Business, Business Correspondence,
Mercantile Law, Insurance, Banking, etc.
PSACnCAIi BOOS-KEEFIHQ, with the students as an organized business comiaunity,
transactmg business, and recordmg each transaction as it occurs. Here are in operation
Wholetiale and Retail Houses, Transportation, Insurance and Banking Houses. The student,
as a merchant or clerk, makes out his bills, issues his notes and checks, procures his policies
of insurance, and deposits his money precisely as the same things are done in the outside
wOTld ; all the various printed forms of bills, notes, dray tickets, bills of lading, checks,
stainps, etc., being supplied in his outfit.
The foUowtng classes of business are represented : Baying and Selling on Commission,
Flour Business, Produce, Provisions, Dry €roods,''Orocery Houses, etc. Merchants conduct
business smgiy, inpartnership, and as joint stock companies.
TDtE OF EBTEBIIG.— There are no terms of division. Stndeu.. — .« enter any week
day during the year with equal advantage. There are no examinations at time of commencing.
PRBFARATORT QUililFIGATIOiS.— A knowledge of the ordinary English branches
constitutes a eofflelent preparation for entering the College, and any special deficiencies in
these, if not too deep-rooted, can be remediedln our course.
TIME SEQUISED.— The time necessary to complete the course is from twelve to sixteen
weeks, varying according to the ability and i^^ication of the studenL tllO to $115 will cover
Talti<Mi, Stationery, Board, etc., for three months.
V Tot circolj^rB, etc., address
B. F. MOORE, President,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
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Advertising Department.
PERDCE & EGLESTON,
GENERAL
REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES,
WHOSE A^ETS FOOT UP
^$176,000,000 -.^
Insurance Comply of North America,
Imperial of London,
Fire Association, (Philadelphia,)
Germania, of New York,
Underwriters' Agency, of New York,
Hartford, of Connecticut,
Qui en, of England,
Mutual Life, of New York,
Travelers' Life and Accident, of
Hartford.
No. 7 Gate City National Bank Building,
29 E. Alabama Street,
ATLANTA,
GEOBGLA
A. P. TRIPOD;
PAINTER
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13 SOUTH BROAD STREET. ATLAHTA, GA.
AJID OEALE& IS
-^Paints, Oils, Varnishes^
French and American Window Glass. '
PATENT STANDABD DRY SIZED KALSOMINE AND FRESCO
PAINTS, READY FOR USE.
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Atlanta Sash and Door Factory.
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Atlanta, Georgia.
Full Stock Hard Woods, sucli as Oak, Ash, Red Bircli, Red Gum, Bird's Eye Maple and
Black Walnut, always on hand, and manufactured to order in any shape wanted.
H. C. ERWnf,
Formeily of J. A. Whitner k Co.
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Vice-Pres*t Gate City National Bank.
ER WIN & HILL,
Agents Merchants Insurance Co.
v:h. c: erwin,
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Insurance Law a
Specialty.
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►FFICK : Room No. 20, over TIJIIT fTTT)HT*II (VH
Gate aty National Bank. f^^^f^H^F^^ ^A*
Geo, H, Eddlem an,
<»^52KSW*) - ATLAHTA. GEOHGIA,
BREEDER AND SHIPPER OP
GAME FOWLS.
My varietleB are ; STANDARD B. B. REDS, IRISH CLIPPERS, SHAWL NECKS,
STONEWALLS, WAR HORSE, KUKLUX GREYS.
Ord^^ solicited. Prices reasonable.
Advertising Department.
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W. J. WILLIHGHRM,
"-: 64 ELUdlT STREET,
Keeps the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED Stcwk of
IE ATLAHTA.
Also, Laths, Shingles and LjIme.
DRESSED AND MATCHED
io<yc\\vci%W)c<xi><ib' ^oAZvyic^
A SPECIALTY, EN CAR LOAD LOTS OR BY THE HUNDRED FEET.
ANY SIZE OF FRAMING ALWAYS ON HAND.
GEO. W. SCOTT & CO
MANUFACTURERS OF
m m\ mt aii II WHM.
Office: No. 34 W. Alabama St.,
p. 0. Btoz 469.
FAOTOET, ON OA. R. B., TWO KLEB FBOM OITT.
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THE GREAT THROUGH LINE
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72 MILES THE SHORTEST LINE
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TO NEW YORK AND THE EAST.
CONTINUOUS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN ALL DISTANT TERMINI.
8KBVICK TWICE DAILY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ATLANTA*
CARRYING THE 1»* UNITED STATES THROUGH MAIL.
•WrWT ^mt VAtf PA5 ^fftVfPr «^*STEEL rails. BALLASTED ROADWAY,
ifiiH«U iyttLlAA wAm HMAVlWili ji^^and all the appointments incident to perfect
transportation, traversing or contiguous to all important cities in the Scrath aad Southwest.
This is the only line ranning FULLMAN PALACE BUFFE CARS, ATLANTA TO
M. SLAUGHTER,
G. P. 4k T. A, Richmond.
NB'w_YORK WITHOUT CHANGE.
A. L. RIVES,
G«n1 Manager, Richmond.
C. W. CHEARS,
Gen^ So. Ag't, Atlanta
Advertising Department.
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The only Southern Road Running a limited Express of
PULLMAN CARS only.
Anv further Information desired can be secured upon
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M. C. SHARP.
Pass. Ag«nt,
JAMES MALOY,
Agent,
B. W. WRENN,
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THE OHLY
ROUTE
TO THE
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; _ GAME RESORTS AND LAKES OF
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THE WATERS of the Grand Traverse Region and the Michigan North Woods are unsur-
passed, if equaled, in the abundance and great variety of fish contained.
BROOK TROUT abound in the streams, and the famous A3CERICAN GRAYLING is fouad
only in these waters. "
THE TROUT SEASON begins May 1st, and ends September 1st. The Grayling Season
opens June 1st, and ends November 1st.
BLACK BASS, PIKE, PICKEREL and MUSKALONGE also abound In lari^ numbers in
the many Lakes and Lakelets of this Territory. The Sportsman can readily send trophies of
his skill to his friends or "Club*' at home, as ice for packing fish can be had at nearly all points.
TAKE YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU. The Scenery of tl*e North Woods and Lakes is very
beautlfoL The air is pure, dry and bracing.
THE CLIMATE is peculiarly beneficial to those suffering with Hay Fever and Asthmatic
Affections.
NEW HOTELS, with all modem improvements, have been erected, as well as many exten-
sive additions to the older ones, which will guarantee ample accommodations for alL
THE EXTENSION of this line from Petoskey to Mackinac is now open for business, and
daily trains run to Mackinac, St. Ignace, Marquette, L'Anse, Negaunee, etc., forming the
most direct route from Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Columbus. Dayton, Pittsburg and
all Southern, Southeastern and Southwestern points.
During the Season, R0L"5?D TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT LOW
RATES, and attractive Train Facilities offered to Tourists and Sportsmen,
Vr Dogs, Guns and Fishing Tackle carried Free, at Owner's Risk. It is our aim to make
Sportsmen feel '*A2 Home " on this route.
For Tooristft' Guide, a handsomely Illustarated Book (free). Time Cards, Fcldexs aad further
tnfoAnation, address
C. L. LOCK WOOD,
GnmMJj Passxnosb agkmt, Grahb RAmw^ Mich.
'^.ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT;.
_^.. „^„-,ii- tpnf in a well-appointed book store. The largestUne in
the South, and sold at pnces
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HE GEORGIR MUSIC STORE-=
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PHILLIPS & CREW,
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GENERAL ASKNT8
FOR THE
.■ AUanta, Georgia,
Sheet Music, SmaU Musical Instruments, Music Books, etc., etc
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Advertising Department.
JNO. A. WHITNER.
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JNO. A. BOWIE.
WHmTEZl & BO'TTZE,
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•; ATLANTA, GA.
Office: 63i East Alabama Street^
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Continental Fire Insnrance Co. of New York.
Scottish UDion and National, of Edinborgli,
Scotland.
Western Assurance Co. of Toronto^anada.
Connecticnt Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford.
Fire Insurance Association of Sng^d.
Lion Insurance Company of England.
Tlie Mercliants Insurance Co. of Newark, N.J.
Tlie Accident Ins. Co. of North America.
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of New York.
GRANT WILKINS, Mamaobb.
A. J. POST, Emqinssb.
NEW YORK OFFICE:
102 Bboadwat.
BridgE ^nd Irnn Wnrks
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OFFICE AND WORKS 489 to 527 MARIETTA ST.
DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT
^:^§:^Iron, Steel and Combination
Roofs, Turntables, Riveted Beams and Girders, Car Axles,
Forgings, Truck Frames and Castings, Die-Forged
Eye-Bars, Upeset Bridge Rods and Bolts.
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Norfolk & Western, Shenandoah Valley,
and East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
And Forming
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KKKSAW MBTl SBEHAWOiS ULIK iOm,^
G^CBICSASAW SQUIE, WimK aOUTE ad riQHlA SfflST i
%EW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
HARRISBURG, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
J |SH EN AN DO AH VALLEY ROUTE
' , ^ / Is the only line by whicH paaaengere mrwt^ to
: f Eartem points can visit the wonderral
CAVERNS OF LURAY AND NATURAL BRIDGB. VA.
ELEGAHT PULLMAH PALACE SLEEPIHG CARS
Are run daily, without change, between
Via Chattanooga and aeveland, Tenn., Roanoke aad Lnray. Va.. and HarriBborg. Pa.
BBTWKKN >
Ne-vsT OrleaxLS <Sc
via MobUe. Mont«omery, Atlanta, aevelami. Tenn., Boaooke and Lpichbarg, Va.
'Leighton Sleeping Cars daily between Memphis and Lynch-
burg via Chattanooga and Cleveland, Tenn. .
summer and winter Touriata' Tickets in season, at reduced rates. Tourtsta* Boute Books
and other information famished on application to
J. J. CtRIFFlSI, Ass't Q. P. * T. A^
Atlanta, Ga.
, Geni P. * T. An
Roaooke, Va.
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Troy
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AUNDRY,
Oor. Forsyth and Walton Streets.
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ONLY FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY IN THE SOUTH. ;
1 Call for and deliver goods In all parts of the city. ; r^ .j- 4
WTEilTB & BEOK; Frop^rietors.
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IS I-ioyci Street, Atlanta,
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lAWD PLAIN AND
ORNAMENTAL
^ WiU contract for work in any part of the State. WiU also connect with this business a
eeaem Purchasing Agency for all materials in this Une, including Plaster, Ornaments, Lime,
Cement, Terra Cotta, Iron Casting of all description. Send for Catalogue. .
. Ergenzmger,
MANUFACTURING
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UPHOLSTERER,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
No. 12 E. HUNTEE ST., ATLANTA, GA.
Mosquito Nets, Awnings and Tents
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KANUFACTUSBB. f
(ONE PRICE, AND THAT
\ THE LOWEST.
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^atdies. Clocks, Jewelry aoi Silverware,
^ 47 Whitehall St., ATLANTA, GA.
C. H. SWIFT & Co.
UNDERTAKERS,
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DEALERS IN
Fisk's Patent Metallic '
BURIAL CASKETS
And Oases, Wooden Gukets, Etc
Embalming of Bodies a specialty.
^T" Telegraphic orders and night oalla
promptly attended to.
Nob. 43 to 47 Loyd Street, ATLANTA, GEORGL^.
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JAMES M. LaFONTAINE.
GEORGE 8. MAY.
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No. 96 W. Mitchell Street, - Atlanta, Georgia,
OPPOSITE CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT.
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We furnisli every description of inside and outside finish, in Hard Woods or Georgia Pine.
Attend peraon^y to flllinc Contracts for Butlders and Private Parties.
Are experienced men, onderstand our business, and will be glad to assist with advice and
plans, parties desirous of building anything and everything which can be ^constructed of hard j
ataoit woods.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
FRAMING, SHEETING,
WEATHERBOARDIHG, FLOORIHG, '
H AITILS, BBACKITS AID! MOULDIIGS.
CAN FURNISH, ON SHORTEST NOTICE, TURNED AND SCROLL WORK AND INSIDE
PINIStf OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
0-5^ lESlllot-fc,
V^ \ V^'M M Ll^^nAM L-^mte Lime, etc.
WEATHERBE'S
ATLANTA
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Embradng a Classitied List of all Professions, ManuiJ^^^^^^^^
and Pursuits in the City, each Classification
Alphabetically arranged.
FOR RESIDENCES AND INDIVIDUAL NAIES OF M^IBERS COlPOSINa
* FIRMS, SEE THE GENERAL DIRECTORY.
ABS
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ABMRAl TS OF TITLE.
Colli!l^ J. O.. -^ Peuchtree
ACADEMIES A>D S( HOOLS.
[see also PVHLIC SCHOOLS, PAGES 10-12. '
Atlanta Baptist Female Semiaary, c
35 Leonard. (See p. 36.)
Atlanta Baptist Seuiiiiary, e
P:ilioU mv cor Hunter. (See p. 3G.)
Atlanta Female Institute,
Mrs. J. W. Ballanl, prin : 143 Peaeli-
tree
Atlant-i Preparatory Sebool, 33 Poplar
; Grnl)!) L. Miss. 171 MoDonongh
I Isham John. 41 Crew
' Ali-Kinlev J. Mis.-. 30 Forrest Av
I Me ins' Ui^rli Srlionl, 76 X. Forsyth
; Moore's Business Uuiversitr.
•>0 ;ni*i 'i^ E. Alabama. ^S^e p. 48.)
Str.. Peter and Paul Parochial School, 331
i Mari^'ita
Sterehi E. 3Iiss,
I 271 Raw.-ou
I Storrs School, c, 06 Houston
West End Academy. Lee st. West Eud
ADVERTISIX; A^ENTJi.
Atlant. Preparatory J^<-riooi, ,w ropiar g^'^^/^^^^^^p^'/'l '.^'^ Vi^'f Bload
Atlanta University, terminus of W. Hanbury T. E. &Lo^ 2 S, liroaa
Mitchell AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
By. r. Jennie L. Mrs., 1(55 S. Pryor ] a^*^^^^
CiarkUniver4ty, c, s end of ^^^'--- ^^"l^^^J^-^,,^^
Co"mM,t of Immiicul:,te~ C.n.-epuo, 88 Clarke CotU.n S. CM, Co.. *• E. Ala-
W.M
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Makes CLOTHING to order,
guaranteed at ready made prtoMU
II and 13 Whitehall Street ^)
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THE nTuim HOME msuiuiicE CO, "iztr^'iL-'
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Ferguson A Blount, 11 Bartow
Globe Planter Mnf^. Co., 226 Marietta
Jolmsoa Mark W. & Co. 9
27 Marietta v . ; ■ -^-im^v ^ ,
Perkins Bros., 39 W. Alabama
Sou. Agricultural Wks., 374 Marietta
The Ga. Machinery Co., 361 Marietta
White J. J., 69 S. Pryor y .
ARCHITECTS.
Braee k Morgan,
13^ S. Marietta
Fay & Eiehberg,
19>^ S. Broad '• ^ (See p. 42.)
Kimball H. I., L. B. Wheeler k Co.,
93^ Peachtree - (See p. 43.)
LcN» G. E.,
57 S. Broad
LiiidE.G.,
63>^ Whitehall
Homnan G. L.,
29 E. Alabama
(Seep. 38.)
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ARTISTS.
Ellis H. N. Miss, 773^ Pelchtree
Gregory H. B. Mi^is, 71 ^^ Peachtree
Gregory J. R. Mrs., 40 S. Broad ,
Lycett Wm., -^-i.--"'- * ^
67^ Whitehall ^7
McKinley N"., 23 E. Hunter
Morrison Hal., 233^ Whitehall
Moeer J. H., 71>^ Peachtree
Motes C. W.,
34 Whitehall. (See front cover.)?
4RTISTS' MATERIAL. -
LoTejoy E. If., 4 Marietta. (See p. 47)
Lycett W., -
ir67>^ WhitehaU. (See p. 47)
PliilUps k Crew,
6 and 8 Marietta. (See p. 57)
Pitehford D. C, _
28 Whitehall • : "^f^ f -^
Tripod A. P., -'^
13 S. Broad. (See p. 49)
ATTO RNEYS AT LAW.
[SKE lawyers]
Elsag, May & Co., 97 to 105 S. Pryor
Hirshberg J., 35 W. Mitchell
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
The Ballard Transfer Co., Union Depot
; it BAKERS.
(See also Confectioners)
Agricola H. A., 51 Decatur
Brady J. D., 122 Whitehall
Bliem & Leyh, 143 W. Peters
Eddleman & Jones, 194 Marietta
Goetting <fc Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Jack, F. M. k Co.,
43 Peechtree. (see p. 46)
I Karvitich H, 88 Decatur
King P. H. & Co., 188 Marietta
Lange S. Mr?.. 283 N. Calhoun
Lewis T. S , iW to 62 E. Alabama
Saul L. C. Mrs., '^6 Whitehall
Steiglitz F., 125 Whitehall
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Atlanta National Bank.
15 E. Alabama
Bank of th« State of Georgia, 1 Marietta
Ga. Investment & Banking Co., 21
Marietta
Gate City National Bank,
31 E. Alabama
James J. H.,
22 Whitehall
Lowry W. M. and R. J.,
69 E. Alabama
Maddox, Racker k Co.,
36 to 48 W. Alabama
Merchants Bank of Atlanta,
U E. Alabama
Powers & Egleston, 15 N. Broad
BARBED WIRE.
Johnson M. W. k Co.,
27 Marietta
AUCTIONEERS.
Curran <t Co., 102 Decatur
Davis L. B., 23^ Marietta
Gavan J. H., 98 Decatur
Guthman L. L., 22 Peachtree
Kennedy <t Hogan, 14 W. Mitchell
BAG MANUFACTURERS.
Barwald M., 1'3 E. Mitchell
uroiTM !i m :
BARBERS.
Bentley M. H., c*, 59 Decatur and 20
Broad
Brown E., c, 218 Decatur
Fields A., c, 198 Marietta
Pinley W. R., c, 32 Decatur
Folsom L. B., 7 W. Alabama
Foster A. B., c, 149 W, Peters
Hays George, c, 23 S. Pryor
Hill R., c, 151 Decatur
Holland John, 152 Decatur
Hutchins *fe Herndon, c, 11 Marietta
Kelly M., c, 190 Marietta
LeGue W., 131 Marietta
McKinzie R., c, 102 W. Peters
S.
Can DrMt and work up Lumbar faster than you o«i taki
away. Capacity 25,000 feat par day. TtltflioAe Bt. 3*^
ATWATER
Oensnl Agent MUbnrn Wagos flbbf
FOB FBIOES TO THl ''^^T^
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Maltrey P., 29 Whitehall ^
Markham House Barber Shop, 24 Loyd
Minor J., c, 14 Peachtree and 5 Ivy
Nat. Hotel Barber Shop
Perry B., c, 56 Decatur
Person E., c, 3 E. Alabama
Powell W., c, 175 Marietta
Steele J. R., c, 18 Marietta
Watts K., 6 E. Alabama
Iwheeler L., c, 1'3 W. Peters
[Willis H., c, 93 Decatur
BATHS.
[National Surgical Institute, 30 E. Ala-
bama
iouthern Sanitarium, 134 McDonough
[Wilson Jno. Stainback Dr., 14 Loyd
BED8.
|So. Spring Bed Co.,
135 and 137 Marietta
BEDSTEADS.
MANUFACTUREK8.
listlne, May k Co.,
29 W. Alabama
BEER AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
■ohen L. & Co., 59 E. Alabama
riesh A., 3 Dcatur
Tartman M., 119 Whitehall
Isbnry J. J.,
186 Decatur
^carratt J. B.,
U}4 E. Alabama
Mnmeister C. J., 10 and 12 N".
syth
BELTING.
Ltlanta Rubber Co.,
26 Marietta
For-
BILL POSTERS.
ies A. W.,
24 Loyd
Johnson B. C, 32 Marietta
Kenny & Werner, 14 & 16 Marietta
White W. J.,
Markham House (See p. 34».)
BLACKsiwHS.
Ackerman A. J., 79 Houston
Alexander J., c. Ivy cor Line
Ash R., c, 19 S. BeU
Bennett L., 113 Decatur
Daniel Willis, c, 534 Marietta
Davis, J. A. J., 28 N. Broad
Dyer J. F., 5 Porter Al
Easlev I., c, 146 Walton
Eskridge P., c, 153 Decatur
Forsyth W., 23 Walton
Golden F. S., 595 Marietta
Jenkins C, c, 131 Green's Ferry Ave
Johnson S., c, Peachtree bey limits
Lee Milo c, 270 W. Peters
Mann J., 14 Ivy
Miller Wright, c, 638 Marietta
Nolley J., c, West End
Quiun R., 136 Walton
Reynolds J. W. & D. F., 272 W. Peters
Rivers J. S., c, 183 Marietta
Robinson J., c, 79 W. Peters
Spain G., c, 319 W. MitcheU
Thompson A., c, 508 Pryor
Underwood R., c, 11 W, Peters
Varner Lewis, c, 8 W. Humphries
Williams I., c, 36 E. MitcheU
Woolfolk I., c, 550 Decatur
BOARDING HOUSES.
A^ree L. Mrs., 136 S. Forsyth
Abbey M. E., Bartow House, 20 Bartow
BeU Emma Mrs., 67 X. Pryor
Butler I. H. Mrs., 31 N. Pryor
Billingslea S. Mrs., 95 Walton
Cannon M. E. Mrs., 72 Marietta
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur
Clower M. W. Mrs., II6I0 WhitehaU
Collier House, 863^ WhitehaU
CoUins M. E. Mrs., 124 Marietta
Cook A., 116 S. Forsyth
JILLURD AND POOL TABLES AND R^:}ih^.' l^'k.\'^tZ^'^
FIXTURES.
Phe J. M. Brunswick k Balke Co.,
22 Decatur. (See p. 39.:
BILLIARD ^LLS.
lastem J., c, 583^ Decatur
''inley R., c, 32 Decatur
lilburnF.,193^ S. Broad
Iburn k WeUs,
National Hotel
[ollapd & Wilson, 154 Decatur
Dimmick L. M., 67 Marietta
Donohue A. Mrs., 148 U Decatur
Ezzard Mrs. E., 101 Decatur
Fuller S. E. Mrs., 112 S. Pryor
GartreU E. Mrs., 120 WhitehaU
GUbert M. J. Mrs., 100 Walton
Glynn Lizzie Mrs., 188>^ Decatur
Greggs M. J. Mrs., 89 S. Pryor
Grifies M. Mrs., 70>^ WhitehaU
Grist A. Mrs., 25 N. Forsyth
Herley A. Mrs., 42 E. MitcheU
HiU K. Mrs., 65 W. MitcheU
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STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK. SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & it North Broad Street
-. '5.'-:
T. k FRIERSON
ResLl EsUte & Ben ting Ageni,
36 E. Wall Street.
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Hooks K. Mrs., 26)^ N Broad
Hughey Thomas, 108 Marietta
Johnson J. A. Mrs., 132 S. Forsyth
Kenny E. Mrs., 50 E. Hunter
Leyden R. C. Mrs., 124 Peachtree
Mason C. M. Mrs., 83 Decatur
Mason L, A. E. Mrs., 115i^ Decatur
Morten E. Mrs., 15 E. Peters
Morris C. H., '4 W. Peters
O'Conner E. P. Mrs., 61 Marietta
O'Nell M. A. Mrs., 98 Decatur
Purtell E. C. Mra., 28 N. Forsyth
Kagland Annie E. Mrs., 12>^ Loyd
Reid O. Mrs., 229 S. Forsyth
Rives E. L., Mrs., 236io i ecatur
Rollins A. P., 49 W. Peters
Rucker S., Mrs., 25 W. Hunter
Shaw B. S., Mrs., 150 Whitehall
Stanley M. J. Mrs., 77 Ga. R. R
Talmadge A. P., Mrs.
58 N. Forsyth
Taylor S. J., Mrs., 46 E. Hunter
Tidwell & Kierbow, 235 W Peters
Tinsley S. E., Mrs., 1 Markham
Todd M. E., Mrs., 267 W. Peters
Turner M. C, Mrs., 36 N. Forsyth
Turpin A. C, Mrs., 79 S. Pryor
Watts M. A., Mrs., 33 X. Forsyth
Weaver Martha C, Mrs., 34^ Marietta
Welch Catharine E., 61 Johnson
BOILER MAKERS.
Friek&Co.,
81 S. Forsyth ,
Giflbrd J. A., 13 Means
MeCombs, Meakin & Co. 9 :
9S Ga. R. R *
Phillips & Crew,
6 & 8 Marietta
(see p. 57.)
BONNETS. "
Selig Bros & Co., 15 N. Pryor
Wellhouse & Fleishel, 39>^ Peachtree
BOOKBINDERS.
Harrison J. P. & Co., 34 W. Alabama
Mkjuard R. J.,
433^ S. Broad •.: v . -,->
Phillips & Crew, • ^ ^
19>^ S. Broad
BOOKSELLERS. .
[see stationers.]
Atlanta Book Store, 43 Whitehall
Blue E. W., 12 Whitehall
LoYejoy E. W., .
4 Marietta (see p. 47)
Lynch & Lester,
7 Whitehall
Richards S. P. & Son,
37 Whitehall
Thornton £• H.,
18 Whitehall
(SECOND-HAND.)
Burke W. B., 12 Whitehall
BOOTS & SHOES.
(WHOLESALE.)
Grarallng, Spalding & Co., 14 Decatur
Kiser M. C. & J. F. A Co.,
Pryor N. E. cor Wall
Moore, Marsh & Co.,
Pryor, nw cor Line
(RETAHi.)
Berry Mark, '
12 Marietta
Buchholz L., 5 Peachtree.
Chamberlin, Johnson & Co.,
66 and 68 Whitehall „ |
Doty W., 67 Whitehall
Daniel J. C. & L,
32 Whitehall ,^ '^~
Doagherty D. H.,
39 and 41 Peachtree
Eddleman J. B., 13 Peachtree
Finley & Stewart,
6 W. Mitchell
Force G. H. & A. W. 33 WhitehaU
Franklin Paul & Co., 132 Decatur
Johnson J. H.,
3 Whitehall
Keely John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
Liebermuth D., 130 Decatur
MeKeldin & Carlton,
35 Peachtree ,
Price G. W., 24 Marietta
Stockton & Scribling, 33 Peachtree
Tolbert M. L. & Co., 158 Decatur
t-
(MADE AND REPAIRED.)
Anderson B., 6 S. Collins
Alexander H., c, 12 Ivy
Alexander I., c, 4 Eraser
Baker C. F., Humphries sw cor W.Peten
Baker J. A., c, 80 N. Forsyth
Beckham W. C, c, 138 McDanlel
Bell W., c, 32 W. Peters
Berry H., c, 37 Rawson
Blakeley C, c, 18>^ Marietta
Brown Henry, c, 153 N. Peters
Buckshaw & Kaltner, 18 S. Broad
Craddock D., c, 602 Marietta
Casey W. c, 180 Decatur
Delbridgre A. J., c,
20 Whitehall. (See p. 43.)
THE BANK SAMPLE ROOMS is the onlj
Private Place in the City.
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64 Elliott, Lumber, Lathis
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Poster G., 280 Decatur
Derden T. F., c, 155 Decatur
Echols A., c, 49 Decatur _
Freeman A., c, 0 E. Mitchell
Gaines M., 58 Peachtree
Gates H., c, 156 FUlmore
Gathright W. E., 228 Decatur
Garner M. J., c, 71 Waverly pi
Hammond H., c, Ira, cor Crowell
Hilton W. A., 185 Marietta
Holmes J., c, 140 Butler
Holmes 5., c, 83 S. Broad
Hooper R., c, 1 N. Broad
Isaac H., c, 150 Decatur
Jett J. L., 143 Marietta
Jones H., c, 314 Decatur
Kennedy W. A., 256 Decatur
Kircher F . , 90 Peachtree
Lang Morris, 9 E. Hunter
Mangum J., c, 65 Decatur i
Mullennix B. F., 196 Decatur - -
Ogletree H., c, 298 Marietta
Pruett B. R., 92 McDonough
Richardson Robert, c, 245 W. Peters
Robinson A., c, 566 Decatur • ■ ,
Shell J. T., c 139 W. Peters
Smith G., c, 121 Luckie
Smith W., c, 20)^ W. Alabama
Stewart W., c, 11^ W. Peters
Sutton H., c, 7 W. Hunter
Tmes W. H., 47 S. Broad
Yarney W. P., 634 Marietta
Watkins H., c, 132 WhitehaU
Westmoreland I., c, 169 WhitehaU
WiUiams W., 1 Foundry
BOX MAKERS.
Jackson Bros.,
311 Decatur
BRASS FOUNDRY.
Dayis J.,
221 Marietta
Gullatt J. E.,
379 W. Peters
Meneely Geo. R. & Co
W. & A. R. R., ne cor Foundry
BREWERIES.
Atlanta City Brewing Co
Office, 3 Decatur
BRIDGE BUILDEBS. > :,
Atlanta Bridge & Iron Wks., 489 to 527
Marietta *■ v. :,i.
-.<-? '• -*■
BRICK.
Bell W. D., 147 Decatur
Healey T. G. & Son, 20 Peachtree
Lockett B. G. & Co., 33 S. Broad"
Stewart F. S., Hunnleutt opp WUllams
WUson J. C. & Co., 7 Spring
BROKERS.
[BOND, STOCK AND MONEY.]
Castleman & Hnmphries, 8 <fc 9 Gate
City Bank Bldg., 39 S. Prj^OT, (see
backbone) "''
Gregory A. A Co., 24>^ Peachtree
Patterson W. H., 24 S. Pryor
Powers & Egleston, 15 N. Broad
[genebal.]
Abbott L. L., 661^ E. Alabama
Atla Pub Cot & Stock Exch., 37 9. Broad
Burke J. F., 48 Marietta
Callaway R. L., 43 E. Alabama
Davis A. W., 61 E. Alabama
Dewald G. A. & Co., 41 S. Pryor
Fears J. W., 66>^ E. Alabama
Fltzslmons E. M., 43 E. Alabama
G^te City Pro. and Cot. Exch., 40 S.
Broad
Haas A. & Bro., 36 E.Alabama.
Haas & Halman, (Iron,) 36 E. Alabama
Hammock C. C, 43 E. Alabama
Hubbard W. L., Jr., 48 E. Alabama
Jack & Holland, 48 E. Alabama
Jones, D. G. & Co., 29 E. Alabama
Jones R. M. & Co., 56 E. Alabama
McElveen G. W. 26 S. Pryor
McGoodwln <fe Pitts, 7h Whitehall
Moomaugh R. H., 22 S. Prj'or
Paine Rowland & Co.,
9 and 11 N. Broad (See Lmes.)
Paine T. B., 43 E. Alabama
Ponder J. M., 32 E. Alabama
Rucker R. Z., 47 W. Alabama
Scarratt J. B., UK E. Alabama
Smith Bryce 27% Whithall
Stovall G. M., & Co., 363^ E. Alabama
Taylor M. J., 65 E. Alabama
Williams W M., 37 S Broad
Youugblood & Hall, 5 W. Alabama
(PAWN.)
Fry A. & Co., 4 Peachtree
Saloshin G., 12 Peachtree
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Logan Bros., 28 E. Foundry
BUILDERS' MATERIAL.
BeU W. S., ^ ^
25 Ivy (see p. 39.)
Hjirt F. W.,
30 S. Broad (see back paster.)
Hart & Hewitt, 91 Decatur
W.M
fUBIMK.
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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tTUIITIt HOME mSURtHCE CO,
BUS
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#»oo,ooo.
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(Seep. 62.)
LaFontaine k May,
96 W. Mitchell
Iiongley & Niles,
36 Decatur
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur
Jryon Frank,
Butler se cor Ga. R. R. (See p
WilliB^ham W. J.,
64 Elliott (See p
Wilson J. €. & Co.,
7 Spring ' (See p
50.)
51.)
42.)
BUSOESS COLLEGES.
Hoore^s Business Unlyersity,
26 and 28 E. Alabama. (See p. 41)
BUTCHERS.
Adamson Z. W., 262 Decatur
Autery R. A., 239 W. Peters
Baker A. S., 222 Wheat
Barrett R. T., 318 MarietU
Barrett T., 258 Marietta
Bender C. H., 119 Whitehall
Bolton R. D., 634 Marietta ;i
Born L. J., 20 Howell
Boyce W. J., 276 Marietta
Chicago Meat Market,
136 Whitehall
Clemmons & Kenny,
108 Whitehall
Connell & Smith, 195 W. Peters
Craig & Simmons, 300 Peachtree
DeFoor James A, 229 W. Peters ^V
Diekinson W. B. A.^,> ^ ^ :^; •
124 Whitehall
Farrell & Croft, 259 W. Peters
Francis T. L. & Bro., 502 Marietta
George W. F., 222 Decatur
Gray J. F. & Co., 138 Marietta
Guerin Adolphus, 100 McDonough
Guerin John, Hunter se cor Fraser
Haas & Daly, 135 Whitehall
Hughes & Jolly , 590 Decatur * >^
Humphrey T., 94 Alexander
Johnson G., 92 E. Fair
Johnson G. W., 257 Peachtre^
Johnson J. M., 36 W. Mitchell
Johnson W. E. 170 WhitehaU
Joiner H., 240 Marietta
Josscee J. N., c, 75 W. Peters
Karwisch H., 84 Decatur
Koch & Bro., 34 Marietta
Kreis Jacob, 113 Whitehall
Kries M., 106 Decatur
Lackey J. M., 128 Marietta
LaHatt J. H. 73>^ Peachtree
McFarland T., 205 Marietta
Mclntyre J. & Bro., 75 Peachtree
Mclntire P., 179 W. Peters
O'Dell J. W.. 133 Luckie
Parker J., 127 W. Mitchell
Parsons R., 300 Decatur
Patillo Samuel, 135 Thompson j-
Reagan H. T., 11 Henry
Reese & Reeder, 2117 Wheat
Sawtell H. C. & Co., ^
127 Whitehall
Scott, Wood & Co., 104 Peachtree
Sheets Thomas R., 48 Rock
Skoch & Stahl, 142 Elliott ^ -
Sloman H., 133 Whitehall ;
Smith T., 196 McDonough ;^ '
Sparks W.C, I? -
17 Peachtree " <-v* v
Starnes J. W., 135 Peters
Stevens C. W., 247 W. Mitchell "^
Stewart John J., 339 W. Peters
Stewart <fc Echols, 86 Peachtree
Todd A. F.,
117 Whitehall
Turner <fc Ogburn, West End
Tye D. & Bro.. 114^^ Marietta
Walker Elijah, 589 Marietta
Wilkerson & Connelly, c, 1443^ Decatur
Wilmoth W., 191 Marietta
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CALI6BAPH.
Tlie Caligrapli,
. W. K. Tewkbury & Co., 44 Marietta
CANCER CURE.
Little T. B., Gate City Bank Bldgr
CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
Block F. E., 35, 37 and 39 E. Alabama
Goldsmith M. E., 67 E. Alabama
Jack F. M. & Co.,
43 Perch tree
Johnson G. E., 24 E. Alabama
Lagomarsino J.,
4 Whitehall and 19 Peachtree. (See p.
^.)
Loyd & Bro., 83 Whitehall
Thorn J. B., 112 Whitehall
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Cliamberlin, Johnson & Co., ,
\ 66 and 68 Whitehall
LatlLTop & White,
46 Marietta
Miller A. J., 44 Peachtree. (See front
paster.)
Rich M. & Bros.,
64 and 56 Whitehall
CARBLiGE MATERLALS.
Franke J. W. & Co.,
31 and 33 W. Alabama
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CARRUGES.
MANUFACXr-'KRa AND DKALSB^.
Booth W. K., 76 W. Peters
Curtis & We«t«ell, 85 and 87 Peachtree
FiimHV A. T., 199 Marietto
Watte & Huff, 91 Whitehall >
JarviB W. L., 44 Line
Jones W. E., agt, 59 b. Pryor ,;
lilbiini Wagon Co.,
39 to 43 Decatur. (See lines)
Smith J. M., 85 S. Broad
Spence N. C, 45 and 47 Decatur.
CATSUP MANUFACTURERS.
Mathews A. B., West End
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS.
Dudley & Wilson, 6 Culver, J
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS.
€[eorgia Chemical and Mining Co.,
32 E. Wall. (See p. 36)
Schuman's Chemical Laboratory, Green's
Ferry Ave
Smith 0. A.,
Walton cor. Forsyth
Taylor W. A., 17 N. Pryor
CHEMISTS.
(analytical.)
Moran C. A.,
11 Peachtree
Pratt N. A.,
303/2 Marietta
Pratt N. P.,
State House
Schumann P. J., 63 Whitehall
CHINA DECORATING AND FIRING.
Lycett's Art School,
67K Whitehall (See p. 47.) \
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Dobbs & Bro., 53 Peachtree
McBride & Co.,
18 Decatur
Ripley T. R.,
89 Whitehall
Seltzer H.,
16 N. Broad
CIGAR8.
MANUFACTITHKR8.
Sanders JR., 169 Marietta
CIGAR8 AND TOBACCO.
[see also '*aROCEKS" AND '*8ALOON8."]
( WHOLES ALlfi.)
Benjamin Bros. & Co.,
17 S. Bi-oad
Cohen's J. J. Sons, 10 E. Alabama
Cohen L. & Co., 59 K. Alabama
Fleming A. F., 15 S. Broad ^ ^ ^ ^
Haas & Co. (mnfr's agte), 8 E. Alabama
Hall G. W. & Son, 20 N. Broad
Harralson Bros, k Co., ^^0-
13 N. Pryor^ r ^ -
Harralflon M. & Co., '
38 S. Broad ^
Howard, Wood & Co., 41 S. Broad
Leber H. B., 30 S. Broad|fc|y
Pendleton H. C, 38>^ S. Broad
Russell W. A. & Co., 2 Peachtree
Shropshire W. R., 43 S. Broad
Steinheimer J. & Co., 52 WhitehaU
-'■■' RETAIL.
Ballard*s Saloon, Union Depot
Beermann H. C. & G. C,
1 Decatur and Markham House
Bramlett Bros.,
51 Whitehall
Breitenbucher Ph.,
32 Marietta
Craddock Jack
50 Marietta (whol. and retail)
Cnrran k Seott,
31 £. Alabama
Hawley & Richards, 122 Decatur
Kenny P. J*,
7 £. Alabama
Kenny & Werner, 14 and 16 Marietta
Knhrt H. G. k Co..
1 Whitehall
Lofton W. H. & Co., 1 Peachtree.
National Hotel Stand, 8 Peachtree
Order your Window Framet, fine Inskle Work,
Countert and Shelving, (Hard Wood or pine) of
lalMilllKimS"
CLOTHING.
(WHOLESALE.)
Bates Edwin & Co., 26 Decatur
Hirsch M. & J., 8 S. Pryor
(BBTAIL.)
Anderson J. A. k Co.,
41 Whitehall
Andrews A. B.,
16 Whitehall
Collins C, 144 Decatur
Eiseman Bros.,
55 Whitehall
Franklin P. & Co., 132 Dwatur
Gay A. 0. M., #
37 Peachtree
Hirsch Bros.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
Kreisle Alex., 30 Whitehall
Levenstein P., 70»^ Decatur
Liebermuth D., 130 Decatur
Menko M. <fc Bro., 21 Whitehall
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & » North Broad Stroot
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BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED.
~ /, Farms, Mills, Lands, eto.
Real Estate Ag% 36 Wail St
70
Mose & Swift, I
38 Whitehall '
Nathan B., 49 Whitehall
Rosenfeld A. & S.,
24 Whitehall
Rosenfeld S. Mrs., 48 Decatur
Scott W. M.,
11 and 13 Whitehall. (See lines.)
Selig Jacob, 34 Whitehall
Steinheimer I., 82 Whitehall
COAL DEALERS.
Balkcom M. C, 90 Elliott ^ '
BeU W. S.,
19 N. Pryor '
Blount J. T. & Bro., 60 Houston
Bradley J. M., Fraser se cor Hunter
Bridger J. C, .
22 S. Broad •
Cheshire N., 138 Wheat
Donald J. 0. & Co.,
198 Marietta
Ouimarin, Milton & Co., 18 E. Hunter
Harrison Bros., .
31 and 163 Decatur and 9 W. Fair
Hovle W. E., agt., 160 Whitehall
liiball J. C, ^ . , ^
rear 72 Marietta, and 11 E. Alabama.
(See cover.) ,
Ladd L. E., •
45 y . Pryor
Lester J. S., 1 Decatur
Murphey B. A., 38 N. Broad
Rawlins T. G., 98 S. Butler
Sciple A Sons, i -^
8 Loyd
Stocks & Brazelton, ^^ *
Peters, ne cor Manjcnm
Villard & Parsons, 135 Loyd ^ .
Walker Frank, agt., . -^
4 Wheat '^.^ " ' i
Wilson J. C. & Co., ^ :; ^^ ^
7 Spring '. (bee p. 42.)
Wilsoa W. S. it Co., 24 S. Pryor and 20
Bartow * f !
COFFIN MANUFACTURERS,
1HaUL.H.&Co.,
2 Newton, cor Elliott
COLLECTOe AGElfTS.
SannerA. F.,
213^ Marietta
COLLEGES.
[COMMEECIAL.]
Moore's Business University,
26 and 28 E. Alabama
[MEDICAL.] >
Atlanta Medical College, Jenkins, nw
cor Butler
College of Am. Med. and Surgery, 22
N. Broad
(Georgia Eclectic Medical College, 48 N.
Butler
Sonthem Medical College, Porter al, bet
Line and Wheat
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Babb J. P., 91 S. Broad
Barnes J. J. & Co., 20 S. Forsyth
Carey John, Son & Co., 45 to 49 N. Ala-
bama
Carlton <fe Smith, 11 S. Forsyth
Erminger & Spencer, 86 S. Broad
Falvey J. J & Co., 51 S. Baoad
Green & Stansell, 69)^ S. Broad
Hudson W. J. & Co., 35 & 37 W. Ala-
bama
Johnson E., Son & Co., 12 Decatur
Johnson M. W. & Co., 27 Marietta
Lingenfelter C. E., 9 S. Forsyth
McGaughey & Carter, 61 S. Broad
Moor W. H. & Co., 29 W. Mitchell
Neal J. & Co., 9 S. Broad
Peers L. C. & Co., 89 S. Broad
Kucker J. G., 69 S. Broad
Simons & Drummond, 19 S. Broad
Smith Jos.,
46 and 48 E. Alabama
Smith & Baker, 108 S. Pryor
Stephens J. & Co., 41 and 43 E. Ala-
bama
Stewart R. S., 67 S. Broad
Tibbs W. C, 99 S. Broad
Tyson J. S., 239 Marietta
Williams J. J. <fc Co., 17 and 19 S. Forsyth
Wilson A. MoD. & Co., 32 Peachtree
Wylie J. R., 32 N. Broad
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
Freeman B. K., 46 Peachtree
Glenn H. C, 19 Whitehall
Smith J. Henly, 12 W. Alabama
CONCRETE WORKS-
Hnnnicntt & BcHingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
CONFECTIONERS.
Block F. E., 33 E. Alabama
Brown J. A., c, 71 Peachtree
Clark & Nunnally, 26 W. Alabama
Cook J. T., 123 Peachtree
Goldsmith M. E., 67 E. Alabama
Hartman M.,26 W. Mitchell
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43 Peachtree. (bee p. 40) . -..^ y
'Tpb "h?^' and 4 Whitehall. (See p.
I 46)
Laeomarsino & Bolocchi, 36 Marietta
Nimmo P. E., 114 Decatur
SaulL.C, 36 Whitehall
I Whatley T. C. & Co., 236 Decatur
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
iBellW. S., ^ '
25 Ivy. (See p. 39) ■
j Blount F. M., 12 W. Mitchell ;^ . .
Broomhead B. H., 61 S. Broad
FallonP. J., 8 E.Alabama ; ,
FoBterG. W., 62 S. Pryor - -
Fox John,
1% N. Broad
George J. R., 24 Williams
Grant W. D., 320 Peachtree
Greeson E. M., Decatur -; '?.
Hart F. W. & Son, _^
Fuller, adjoining W. A A. K. R. {po^
back paster.)
HavB A. C, 35 W. Peters
Healey T. G. & Son, 20 Peachtree .
Jester W. R.,
25 E. Hunter
Kendrick & Anderson, 95 S. Pryor
Kirby J. E., 1% N. Broad
Lipes M., 14 N. Calhoun
Lynch & Irby,
12 Lovd
McAfee'W. W., 26 S. Broad
Mathews J. H., 156 Crew
Ogletree, Robinson & Boyd, 26 to 29 N.
Butler
Olirer George,
24 N. Collins
Peck J. C, 83 Ivy
Smith J. W., 397 Mangum
Stewart F S., W. A. R. R. let n W
Foundry
Thrower J. G.,
12 Loyd
COOPERS.
Brown F.^ 124 W. Mitchell
COPPERSMITHS.
Beaeb J. A. G.,
11 E. Hunter
Trautwein W., 186 Decatur
COPYING.
National Copying Co., 58 Whitehall
Sou Copying Company, ^% Marietta
COTTON BROKERS AND BUYERS.
Barnwell C. M. & Co., 34^^ W. Alabama
Ehney E. S., 39>^ W. Alabama
Gray J. T. A Co., 58 S. Forsyth
Holbrook J. M., 55 S. Broad
Inman S. M. &> Co.,
39 S. Broad
Oliver J. S., agt., 60 S. Broad
Scholborg J., 37 W. Alabama
Smith H. H. & Co., 341^ W. Alabama
Snowden W. H., 2134 E. Alabama
Stewart Bros. & Swann, 25 S. Forsyth
Always on hand, Fine Old Kentucky Whiskies,
W.M
COTTON COMPRESSES.
Atlanta Compress and Warehousing Co.,
Peters, ne cor C. R. K. and BeU,
cor Ga. B. R
COTTON AND PRODUCE EXCHANGM
Atlanta Cot., Pro. & Stock Exchange,
37 S. Broad
Gate Cltv Pro. & Cot. Exchange,
40 S. Broad
Paine, Rowland & Co.,
9 and 11 N. Broad. (See hnes)
r COTTON FACTORIES.
Atlanta Cotton Factory,
172 Marietta , . .
Exposition Cotton Mills, Oglethorpe Park
Foster Bros., Howells Mill
Fulton Cotton Spinning Co., Ga. R. R.,
cor Factory
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COTTON FACTORS.
Adair Bros & Co.,
27 W. Alabama
Harle & Pa rott, ^\% S. Broad
Kellv, Rosser & Co., 28 W. Hunter
Langston & Crane, 50 and 52 E. Ala-
bama and 391^ W. Alabama
Maddox, Rnoker & Co.,
36 to 48 W. Alabama
COTTON MACHINERY.
Anderson J. H.,
63 S. Bi-oad. (See p. 362)
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mfg. Co., 89
£. Alabama
Globe Planter Mffe. Co.,.
226 Marietta
Johnson M. W. A Co.,
27 Marietta
Tan Winkle E. k Co.,
214 to 220 Marietta
Wlnship & Bro.,
FouiKJry cor. W. A A. R. R ^
Makes Bert SHIRT to order- -6 flnr flL
PerflBet fit goAraat^ed.
11 ud 18 WhitehftU Sli««t.
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Tonr prop^^iiy in the <* ATLANTA HOME,^ and thereby ptt*
ronize a home enterprise, to keep yonr money at home.
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COTTON SEED OIL MILLS.
Atlanta Cottoa Seed Oil Millg, 15>^ E.
Alabama
COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL SUP-
PLUS.
Atlanta Cotton Mill Sup. Co., 654 Mari-
etta
Atlanta Rubber Co.,
26 Marietta
COUNTER SPECIALTIES.
Beekham S. F.,
84 Whitehall. (See cover.)
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS.
Block F. E., 35,37 and 39 E. Alabama
JackG. W. & Co., 285 Whitehall
Lewis T. S., 54 to 64 E. Alabama
CUTLERS.
Beekham S. F.,
84 Whitehall (See cover)
Vittur B. D., 27 and 29 S. Broad
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
Hanlein H. Prof., Concordia hall
HoUand J. H., 3.^ W^hir^haU -.
DENTAL DEPOTS.
Holliday R. A., 32?^ Whitehall
Smith D., 66>2 Whitehall j * .
DENTISTS.
g.i^.Biifiis^iiiTnil
PRIVATE
DETECTTVE.
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TRANSACTS EVERY CLlfig
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL
Detective Business!
Inquiries made, information or evidence obtained
and uonfldential basiness transacted for ladies and
gentlemen. Mail or Telegraph Orders promptlr
attended to.
Ofrice, No. 9 NORTH PRYOR,
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.
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Charles F. Weatlierbe.
-PUBLISHER OF-
DUPLEX4
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C»"VVi
Badger R. D., c, 37i^ Peachtree
Badger R. H., c, 18 Clifford
Brockett C. T., 57 Marietta
Browne W. G., 65V^ Whitehall
Carpeater L. D.,
47}4 Whitehall ^ ^ '^
Catching B. H., 40^ Whitehall
Crenshaw W., 24 Whitehall
Harris G. W., m}4 Marietta
HoUana & Son., 24 Whitehall
HoUlday R. A., 32>^ Whitehall
Hmitlej J. P. Dr., 61 Wheat
Link J. A., 63>^ Whitehall
Smith D., 6634 Whitehall
Smith F. P., I6I2 Whitehall
Thompson J. S., 163^ WhitehaU
Wright I. M., 33 Peachtree
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DETECTITES.
Fleishman Jake N., 9 N. Pryor
Jones W. L., Gate City Xat. Bank Bldg
LUMBER, Fencing, Posts, Moldings, Scroll Work, and every description
of Inside Finish, at La FONTAINE & MAY'S. Telephone No. 385.
DIRECTORIES
Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Co-
lumbus & Macon, Ga.; Charles-
ton, S. C; Memphis, Tenn.,
AND
GEORGIA STATE GAZETTEER.
mm-. 13 BAST HONTEBSTREBT,
ATLANTA, GA.
DISTILLERS.
Cox, Hill & ThompgOQ, 29 Peachtree
DrSFENSABY.
Salter M. T., 22 X. Broad
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS*
Bell W. D., 147 Decatur
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
Hart & Hewitt,
91 Decatur
N
m nmkM BuaaiEs, etc, go 1 u
I f llA UAUAH^ Mil «"b>i. wagon depot.
— BiT" 73 .DRU
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aPontalne & 3Iay,
96 W. Mitchell. (See p 62 and bottom
lines.) > ? '
)iigley & NUes,w
36 Decatur v|> ; ^
ibinJ.^ I
34Ga. R. R. ' '
.ivnham & Ray, 68 Decatur
Pryon Frank, ..:
Butler, se cor Ga. R. R.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
JterchiE. Miss,
271 Rawson ^ ^ - ;-
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKERS,.
Uffnew E. J. Mrs., 113 W. Harris
Ashworth A. E. Mrs., 124 X. Coillns
lAtklnson E. Miss, 321 Eraser
lAverett M. R. Mrs., 35 Church
iBell M. E. Mrs., 72 E. Peters
Biffham L. K. Miss, 59 Gartrell
Boggan Feddy Miss, 161 S. Forsyth
Bryan H. Mrs., 2S6 Decatur
Cannon E. Mrs., 96 Loyd
Carlisle M. R. Mrs., 310 Rawson
Carr F. Mrs., 23 Corput
Carson X. P. Mrs., 110 Rhodes
Clarke A. Miss, 74 X. Pryof
Crocker B. Mrs., 106>*, Peachtree
Duflfy J. Mrs., 123^ Decatur
Fambro A. A. Mrs., 51 E. Mitchell
Fleming E. J. Mrs., 263 Decatur
Foye C. H. Mrs., 49i^ Peachtree
Georgia Suit Co., 39 WhitehaU
Gittens SaUie Mrs., 165 S. Forsyth
Hays M. F. Mrs., 46 N. Butler
Heath J. C. Mrs., 100 Ellis
Hillsraau M. A., c, 11 Foster
Holden M. C. Mrs., 102)^ Peachtree
HoUingsworth M. Mrs.. 99 N. Collins
Hutchins C. Miss, 17 X. Collins
[Kelly C. Mrs., 113 Houston
Kennedy Mrs. J., 126 McDonough
Larsson Marie M'lie.,
I 391^0 Peachtree (See p. 46.)
Lyons M. Miss, 1483^ E. Fair
McAlister Xarcissa Mrs., 171 S. Forsyth
McClellan Mrs. S. E., 82 W. Simpson
[Naee A. R. Mrs., 66 v^ Whitehall
[Patterson M. A., c, 109 Decatur
Pratt A. A. Mrs., 88 E. Mitchell
Randall H. T. Mrs., 4 W. Ellis
Bav J. M. M'lle., 50V, Whitehall
Rigby M. A. Mrs., 164 N. Calhoun
Rich M. & Bros., 54 and 56 Whitehall
RynehartM. Mrs., 17 W. Fair
[Sentell M. A. Mrs., 15 Larkin
Simpson M. S. Mrs., 17 Stonewall
Smith N. Miss, 33 Walnut
Stroemer L. Mrs., 105 Yonge
Taber M. Mrs., 663^ WhitehaH
Tidwell A. Mrs., 27 W. Gamett
Weil Carrie Miss, 55>^ WhitehaU
Whi^ey S. Miss, 107 W. Hunter
WiUiamson L. Miss, 185 WhitehaU
WUls J. R. Mrs..
433^ Whitehall g? :
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Asher & Moore,
212 Marietta ^^ V V
Arary A., /
73 Peachtree l"^
BradfieldL. H., "^ ■ ^^
26 Whitehall
Browder D. H. & Co.,
16 W. MitcheU
Curtis W. M., 266 W. Peters
Daniel J. B.,
38 E. Wall
Delbrldge G. W. & Co.,
21 Mnrietta
Graham W. A., 158 W. Peters
Halle <fc Mower, 98 WhitehaU
Hodges WUliam J., 160 Decatur
Howard & Candler,
47 Peachtree, (»*ee front edge)
Huss J. C, 168 Wheat '
Hntehison & Bro.,
14 Whitehall
Jacobs Pharmacy,
2 Marietta
King Fred,
58 Decatur
Lamar, Rahkiii & Lamar,
40 and 42 E. WaU
Lester R. F., j
180 Haynes
McFaul & Burgund, 397 Marietta
Magnus & Hightower,
20 Decatur
Martin M| B., 212 Decatur
Moran C. A.,
11 Peachtree
Mozley H., 11^ WhitehaU
Payne E T., 381 Marietta
Pinson A. J., 168 WhitehaU
Pinson & Dozier,
102 WhitehaU
Ronghton J. F. Dr., 232 Decatur
Schumann T., 63 WhitehaU
Sharp Bros., 202 Marietta
Smith W. A., 466 Marietta
Smith W. P. & Co., 90 McDonough
Spratlin & Irwin, 365 W. Peters
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COhN. POhK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAINE,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 ^ U North Broad Street
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Stonej & Sanger,
25 Peachtree
Truer C. 0., 30 Marietta
Westmoreland, GriflSn & Co., 55 S. Broad
[manufacturing.]
Bfmiel J. B.,
38 E. Wall \
Taylor W. A., !
17 N. Pryor \
s-.^
DRY €K)ODS.
[WHOLESALE.]
Crane, Boylston & Co., 6 S. Pryor
Kiser M. C. & J. F. & Co., Pryor, ne cor
Wall
Moore, Marsh & Co., Pryor, nw cor
Line j
Silyey John k Co.,
4 and 6 Decatur
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Chamberlin, Johnson k Co.,
66 and 68 Whitehall
Dougherty D. H., ,
39 and 41 Peachtree |
Keely John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
RETAIL.
Abrahams A., 38 Decatur . .
Boy Ian J., 134 Decatur
Brotherton W. H., 2 and4W. Whitehall
Clark E. 178 Marietta
FrankUn P. & Co., 132 Decatur
Fuller J. C, 232 W. Peters
Gwin Louis E., 298 W. Peters .
Gramling W. S., 31 Peachtree r .. *
High J. M., 46 Whitehall .
Hipps 0. M. & Co., ^ 1- "
77 Whitehall :
Kincannou S. F., 290 Marietta %^ /
Lebanoflf A., 46 Decatur
Levenstein P., 70i^ Decatur
Liebermuth D., 130 Decatur .. •'
Lowe J. M. & Co., 101 WhitehaU
Morris J. F., 88 A; 90 W Peters
Rhodes W., 8 W. Mitchell
Rich M. & Bros.,
54 and 56 WhitehaU *
Ryan John, 61 .Whitehall
Watson J. A. & Co., 22 W. MitcheU
DYERS AND CLEAIfERS.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Ga. Electric Light Co., 361 Marietta
The Brush, Union Depot
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Oldtield A. N. & Co., 38 Marietta
ELECTROTYPERS.
Constitution Pub. Co., * ^
34 S. Broad ^
Elsas, May & Co., 105 S. Pryor .*
Harrison J. P. & Co., 32 and 34 W. Ala-
bama
ELETATORS.
Atlanta Elevator Co., Spring nwc W. 4
A. R. R
King C. W., 177 Marietta
Kreis J. E., 7 W. Peters
Lochrey J., 45 E.. Hunter
Phillips I., 13 N. Broad
Watson J. S. <fc Co., 86 S. Pryor
ENGINEERS.
CIVIL, t V
Angler Hugh, 25 S. Broad '
Baylor & Baylor, ' '
7 X. Broad. (See p. 38) -
Boeckh C, 63 Houston ;l
Clayton R. M., 11 E. Alabama
Frobel B. W., 12 W. Mitchell
Larendon W. S., 368 W. Peachtree
McDaniel H. T., 25 S. Broad
Po8t L. W., 489 Marietta
(MECHANICAL.)
Atlanta Engineering Co., 67 Peachtree
Wynne T. F., 13 E. Hunter
(MINING.)
Boeckh C, 63 Houston
Holman J. W. 95 S. Pryor
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Anderson J. H.,
63 S. Broad
Atlanta Engineering Co.,
67 Peachtree
Frlck & Co.,
81 S. Forsyth
Johnson M. W. & Co.,
27 Marietta
McCombs, Meakln & Co.,
93 Ga. R. R.
Minnigerode Wm.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama
Perkins Bros., 39 and 41 W. Alabama
Russell k Co.,
75 S. Forsyth
White J. J., 69 S. Pryor
ENGRATERS.
Ridge F. T.,
(Wood and metal), 13 E. Hunter (See
p. 57.)
Call comer Alabama and Pryor Streets for fine
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER.
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!^s!'tt.^'^ood and metal. (See
NoJth^'n W. P., 473^ Wbitehall
EXCHANi^ES. *
Atlanta Public Produce, Cotton and
Stock Exchange, 37 S. Broad
Gate City Produce and Cotton Exchange,
40 S. Broad ^
Paine, E4)wland & Co., -g v.««.^^
9 and 11 N. Broad. (See bottom
lines.) - - -
FERTILIZERS.
idair. Brothers & Co., .
37 W. Alabama
Davis W. & Co, 15W S. Broad
Eddystone Soluble Gaano,
J. M. Green, mngr, 24 Gate City Bank
Bldg, (see p. 46)
Furman Farm Imp. Co.,
40 Marietta :, i
Georgia Chem. & Mining Co.,
32 E. Wall, (see p 35.) >
HaQsell W. A., 734 S. Broad
Harle & Parrott, 41 ^^ S. Broad
Johnson M. W. & Co.,
27 M:arietta
Kent A. H., 69>^ E. Alabama
Knox J. S., 15i S. Broad _ , , ^
Langston & Crane, 50 and 52 E. Alabama
Lorentz & Rittler, 37 W. Alabama
McKenzie G. M., 31 E. Alabama
Merrvman J. & Co., 273^' W. Alabama
Patapsco Guano Co., 36 W. Alabama
Pendleton Gaano Co.^
Gate City Bank Bldg., (see fly c)
Scott Geo. W.& Co.,
34 W. Alabama, (see p.51)
Walton, Whann & Co., 31 W. Alabama
Williams, Clark & Co., 7}4 S. Broad
FIRING AND ChSa DECORATING.
Lycett's Art School,
67>2 Whitehall
FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.
Bramlet Bros., 51 Whitehall
Day S. W., 1 E. Wall
Donehoo £. F.,
5 E. Alabama (See p.
Emery H. F., 15 Peachtree
Kicklighter C. J., 104 WhitehaU
Sparks W. C,
17 Peachtree
Todd A. F.,
117 Whitehall
FISHING TACKLE.
Beckluiin S. F., t ^ /^ ^
84 Whitehall (See bk. cover)
Clarke Thompson & Co., 45 Peachtree
Heinz & Berkele, 15 WhitehaU
FLORISTS.
Bovnton A. E. Mrs., 100 Forrest av
Cole M. & Co., RofeeUnd sta E. 1. Va.
& Ga. R. R.
Lambert A., - * '- .^^
E. Fair sw cor Wood (See p. «;
Lambert Jos., 150 W. Simpson
Horre E. H., 60 Peachtree and 43 «.
Broad , ,„ _.
Wachendorf Edward, e end W. Simpeon
Wade J. W., 123 FiUmore
cor Bar-
41)
' FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAT.
Akers & broa, 22 S. Forsyth
Hoppie G. E., W. «fc A. R. R.
tow
Nickless A. H. k Co., ^ ^
134 and 136 Mariertk - f ^
Smith Jo8.,
46 and 48 E. Alabama
ToUeson J. R.,
36>^ E. Alabama
Verner & Fain, 21 S. Broad
(SELF RAISING.)
Hecker G. V. & Co., 14 N. Broad
FOUNDEaS A5D MACHINISTS.
Davis J., (brass) 221 Marietta
M«Comb8. Meakin k Co.,
93 Ga. R. R _ _
Meneely <fc Co., (brass), W. A A. R. R.
cor Foundry
Tan Winkle k Co.,
214 to 220 Marietta
Wilkliis, PostACo.,
489 to 501 Marietta
Winship k Bro.,
Foundry cor W. A A. R. R
Withers & HoUand, 20 to 24 S. Calhoun
FRUITS^
i AUen & Redus, 24 Walton
Ballard's Saloon, Union Depot
Clark & Nunnallv, 26 W. Alabama
CoerJ.,2>^E. Wall
Fugazzl A., 131 WhitehaU
Gilbert A. L., 26 Bailey
HallD., 37 W. MitcheU
Hudson W. J. & Co., 35 and 37 W. Ala-
bama
Hudelns W. R., 85 Decatur
Johnson G. A. & Co., 115 WhitehaU
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts .
Keeps no trash called shirta.
11 and IS Whitehall St.
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) CongerrattTe, Reliable. RaHiii<M4H eon fined \» GMrgla,
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Lagomareino & Bolocchi, 36 Marietta
; Lagomarsino J., 4 Whitehall and 19
Peach tree
Saul L. C. Mrs., 36 Whitehall
Sheek & Co., 12 S. Forsyth
- FURNITURE.
MANUFACTURERS.
Bojd <& King,
533 and 535 Marietta
Ristine, May & Co., 29 W. Alabama
The W. L. Fenley Furniture Co., 2 to 8
4th
Trowbridge J. & H. T., 3 Fort
(DEALERS.)
Arnold W. M., 127 S. Forsyth
Bobo M. J. A Co., 118 Marietta
Braeewell & Co., 32 and 34 W. Mitchell
Brooks B., c, 178 Decatur
Bryan J. P., 114 Marietta
Downs G. M. & Co., 6 Loyd
Evans J. C, 50 S. Broad
GriflSn T. W., 254X. Calhoun
Hinman & Bro.,M
78 Peach tree
Keown J. T., 320 Decatur
Miller A. J.,
44 Peach tree and 27 N. Broad
Mitchell R., 230 Wheat
ICealJohn&Co^ t
7 and 9 S. Broad'
Kew York FamitHre Hoase.
137 Whitehall
Phillips W. R., Jr., 52 S. Broad
Rhodes A. G., 26 X. Broad
Sawyer B. F., 90 S. Broad
Snook P. H., 9 and 11 Marietta
"Creadwell C, 150 Marietta l*
GENERAL STORES.
•^
Abraham A., 38 Decatur
Boy Ian J., 134 Decatur
Brotherton W. H., 2 and 4 W. Mitchell
Clarke W. H., agt; 204 Marietta
ColeM. &t'o.,
Roseland Station, E. T.Va., A Ga.R.R.
Collins C, 144 Decatur
Fuller J. C, 67 S. Broad
Jacobus J. A., 136 Decatur
Lebanoflf A., 46 Decatur
Regenstein G., 214 W. Peters
Rice Z. A. & Son., 13 W. Mitchell
Tolbert M. L. & Co., 158 Decatur
GETTS FURXISHI5G GOODS.
Anderson J. A. & Co., 1 *
41 Whitehall
Andrews A. B,, r
16 Whitehall ** ; ;'
EisemanBros.,
55 Whitehall ., -."'
FUTURES. *
Paine, Rowland & Co.,
9 and 11 N. Broad (See bottom Unes.)
GALTANIZED IRON CORMCES.
Hnnnientt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree ^
GAS COMPAJQES.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.,
193^ Whitehall
Gate City Gas Light Co., 12, 14 and
W. <fc. A. R. R
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GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
[SEE ALSO PLUMBERS.]
Hnnnleatt & bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
R--— T — = — oii^wic, oiiiig oe uo., 10 o. jjorsyth
nave an eye to Economy, and go to La FONITU^NE^STMav^
fcr LUMBER, kiLL WORK. eS ™T.lfphtneTm
GayA. 0. M.,
37 Peachtree , ' . ^^
Hirsch Bros.,
42 ^nd 44 Whitehall ' ^
Hugrhes ^ Law,
9 Peachtree
Hymes E., 35 Whitehall
Johnson Jos. H.,
3 Whitehall
Kreiele A., 30 Whitehall
Menko M. & Rro^21 Whitehall
Mnse & Swift, - ^
38 Whitehall
Nathan B., 49 Wliitehall
Rosenfeld A. & S.,
24 Whitehall
Scott W. M.,
1 1 and 13 Whitehall (See lines)
S^-li^ J., 34 Whitehall
Tyler & McGoodwin, 6 Whitehall
GEOLOGISTS.
Pratt N. A.,
Room 48 Capitol Building
GO SAW SHARPENERS.
Atlanta Machinery Co., 27 S. Broad
GRAIN DEALERS.
Akers & Bro.,
22 S. Forsyth
Hood J. H. k Co.,
77 S. Broad
Mickelberry & Whitlock,
24 E. Alabama
Moore, Sims & Co., 18 S. Forsyth
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TTir T JTT DTTD TvT ^ I^l^teet Draught ft Bert Fhi.
lilt MiLiJ U Kil ►a Wied Wagon in tha lUxke^
551 77 VGRO
himithJos., ^
46 and 48 E. Alabama • ^
ivemer& Fain, 21 S. Broad
i Williams J. J. & Co., 17 and 19 S. For-
syth
GRATES AND MANTEliS.
Hunnicntt & Bellin^atli,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Stewart A. P. & Co., 9 Whitehall
GROCERS.
(WHOLESALE.)
Barnett M. C. & Co., 53 S. Pryor
Boyatx)n G. H., 15 S. Forsyth
Boynton H. A.^ t^ -i- ;
1*9 E. Alabama
Dodd P. & G. T., 30 & 32 E. Alabama
Dann J.N. & Co.,
40 & 42 E. Alabama
Frazier & Mor^n. 17 E. Alabama
Fuller H. A.&Son,
20 E. Alabama .;
Hiarhtower & Hallman, '.{
40 Peachtree "^
Johnson E. Son & Co.,
12 Decatur >
Johnson, Kenny & Co., 64 & 66 E.
Alabama
Johnson & Cayerly ,
23 E. Alabama
Lan^ston & Crane,
50 & 52 E. Alabama
McMillan ,%. C. & Co , 25 Marietta
Merchant J. R. & Co.,
27 E. Alabama
Mickelberry & Whitlock,
24 E. Alabama
Oarlesby & Meador,
55 & 57 E. Alabama
Powell J. J. & Bro., 26 Peachtree
Simons & Drnmmond,
19 S. Broad
Smith, Porter <& N'orthen, 65 E. Alabama
Stephens J., 41 and 43 E. Alabama
Tanner, Currier & Heath, 11 N. Pryor
Tolbert, Hoyt & Co., 47 and 49 E.
Alabama
WyUe J. R.,
82 aiul 34 X. Broad
Wyly A C, 5[ and 53 E. Alabama
Wyly & Greene, 28 E. Alabama
(wholesale and retail.)
Lowe G. W., ;« Mitchell
Morris & Murphv, 115 and- 117 Decatur
Pope D. W., 27 W. Mitchell
Wilson A. McD. <& Co., 32 Peachtree
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Adair J. T., 70 Decatur
Adam eon Z. W., 262 Decatur
Akrid^e G. W., 43 Chapel
Allen B. F., 224 Decatur
Allen E. T., 102 McDonough
Almon A. L., 221 E. Fair
Anderson <fc Bro., 147 W. Peters
Armstrong W., 40 N. Butler «
Badjrer R., c, 300 Wheat
Baker John J., 395 Marietta „
Bangert C, 66 E. Harris ^
Barry C. M., 172 Decatur
Battle J. C, 137 W. Peters .
Beal C. W., c, 54 Decatur
Belenger J. P., 64 Decatur , ^
BellJ., 270 Marietta s ,:
Bender F., 71 E. Harris * r^
Bender L., 65 W. Peters
Bennett L. Mrr*.. 90 N. Butler
Beyer M., 90 De^'atnr
Bird J. S., 38 Marietta
Bishop C. H., c, 158 E. Harris
Bishop John L., 645 Marietta
Blake & Graham, c, 277 W. Peters
Bobo John H., Bellwood
Bolden Green, c, 530 Marietta
Bostwick A. E. Mrs., 32 W. Foundry
Boyd, Hanye & Co., 87 De^jatur
Boyd J. S., 98 Peachtree
Bradley J. M., 508 Decatur
Brady S. D., 96 Alexander
Brannon C. W., 8 Savannah
Bridwell C, 114 W. Mitchell.
Brown J. B. & Co., 500 Decatur ^
Brown W. H., 95 Green's Ferry Av
Buchanan T. J., 248 Decatur
Buruey M., c, 58 Foster and 550 De-
catur
Burns S., c, 51 E. Humphries
Buzbee W. T., 68 Peachtree
Byrum M. B., 182 McDonouffh
Caldwell R. H., Lee sw cor Gordon
Cameron B. H., 104 Whitehall
Camp & H^n, '
196 Marietta
Campbell D. Mrs., 149 Luckie
CarorUl L. H., 113 B. Hunter
Carmichal W. M., 110 Gray
Cary S. P., c, 132 McDaniel
Cawthorn J. T., 270 Marietta
Chamberlain S., 167 Walton
Chastain E., c, 285 Fort
Clay & Mosely, c, 293 N. Calhoun
Clemonts R., c, 158 E. Harris
Coakley A. J., 28 Hilliard
Cohen E. B., agt, 129 W. Peters
Collins M. E. Mrs., 126 Marietta
Cooper A. J., Humphries se cor Wells
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN. PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAINE,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 iiU North Broad StrooL
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Copes G., Boulevard nw cor Adams
Cottinghara J. D., 129 Whitehall
Cotton J. W., 128 S. Foreyth
Cox W., c, 107 Tatnall
Cozby T. L., 61 McDaniel
Crawford J. J., 253 Fraser
Creed James, 412 Marietta
Cromley C. Mrs., 264 Marietta
Culberson 0. I., '
106 Whitehall
Cummings James, Bolhvood
Curtis J..E., 273 W. Peters
Davis Calvet, 224 W. Peters
Day William G., 43 Rook
Dean Jesse R., 356 Marietta
DeForr James A., 229 W. Peters
Deneen J., 265 W. Peters
Dennis J. W., 67 McDaniel
Dittler A., 269 N. Calhoun and 496 De-
catur i
Dodd J. D., 140 Davis
Bohme & DaflTjr, ,
88 Whitehall
Donohue A. Mrs., 148>^ Decatur
Dunning Vol., 28 Marietta
Durden A. J., 89 Terry
Edwards M. E. & Co., 364 Decatu
Elliott J. B. & Bro., 315 W. Mit il
Elliott S. A. Mrs., 225 W. Petel^
Ellig J. M., 198 Houston
Eskridge A. P., 213 W. Peters
Epps Joseph, c, ^90 Martin
Evans D. R., 81 Peachfee
Faris Sumerfield, 29 i Jones
Farlinger A. W., 57 Peachtree
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters ' ■ -
Ficken J., 128 Houston
Fincher & Fincher, 251 W. Mitchell
Fischer J. A., 264 Decatur
Fletcher C. L., Peachtree bey limits
Fletcher H., McDonough Road
Flagg Isaac, c, 637 Marietta ♦ ^
Flournov George W., Bellwood
Ford Alf, 34 Peachtree
Ford F. C, 190 Houston ' '
Franklin & Wilkins, 18 W. Mitchell
Fuller J. C, 67 S. Broad ^ it
Fuller J. C, 232 W. Peters -
Fuller J. W., 25 Windsor
Fulton J. A., 28 W. Humphries
Furse M., 72 Peachtree
Gantt J. A., 192 Houston ^^
G«rvin Benjamin F., Bellwood
Gating J., 62 N. Calhoun ^ -
Gav Eaton, c, 155 W. Peters
Gleeson William H., 226 Fraser
Gibbs D., c, 53 E. Humphries
Gifford D. V., 165 Fraser
Gilbert J., ws Orme 1st N. Merritts av
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Gillespie H. W. Mrs., 141 Calhoun
Gillespie & Bro., 126 Deoa-^ur
Green W. H., 304 Decatur
Greenwoofl F. S., c, 119 W. Peters
Gresham William F., 359 Marietta
Guthman S., 41 Fulton
Guthrie H. W., 431 Whitehall
Gwin Louis E., 300 W. Peters
Hagerman J. M., 226 Wheat
Hancock W. A., 249 W. Mitchell
Hanlon J., 7 Hulsey
Hardeman Columbus, c, 532 Marietta
Harper John, 50 Rock
Harrison & Bagwell, 139 Walker
Harwell William D., 324 Marietta
Haslett S. D., ] 75 W. Peters . ,
Head H. T., 170 Fort [
Helms C. W., 228 Wheat : -' ''
Henderson W. C, McDonough Road
Hentschel G., Wheat ne cor Boulevard
HippsO. M. & Co.y
79 Whitehall
^'ogan W. .J., 77 Houston
ol brook, Osborn & Co., 79 Peachtree
Hoi lings worth A., 389 Wheat
HoUstin G.,
226 Foster
Holly Francis S., j>S+ Marietta
Holmes G. M., c, 220 Wheat
Harwell G. D., 102 Peachtree
Hubbard J. T., 88 Peachtree
Hudson W. T., 231 Wheat
Irwin Young M., 461 Marietta
Jack W. A. & Co., 84 Peachtree
Jelks & Tappan, 24 Peachtree
Jenkins A. i>., 370 Wheat
Johttson A. C.9
108 Peachtree
Johnson James, 253 E. Fair
Jones B. F., o, 100 Haynes
Johnson B. F. Mrs., 59 Sim^^son
Jones T. W., 387 Wheat
Jones N. J., 311 W. Peters
Jones W. A., c, 164 Fraser
Justin W. T., Williams, nw cor Mills
Kamper C. J. & Co., 70 McDonough
Karwisch Benjamin, 88 Decatur and 4^
and 4»1 Marietta
Kincannon S. F., 290 Marietta
King T. K., c, 209 W. Peters
Klasset Andrew, 98 Nelson
Laird W., 197 Whitehall
L^ndrum F. N., c. 111 Markham
Landrum J. X., agt, 54 Peachtree and
37 N. Broad
Landrum W. H., c, 89 Tattnall
Lambert R., c, 108 McDaniel
Latham F., c, 126 ElJis
Littlejohn J. T., 64 Yonge
for Gentlemen, at
the Bank Sample Rooms, cor. Alabama & Pryor.
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6BO
Lively W. E., 254 Fraser
Lumpkin P. C, Randolph ne cor Hous-
ton
Lynch J. C, 300 Decatur ;
Lynch J. J., 44 Decatur
Lynch J. T., 60 Martin .^
Lynch P., , , V
95 Whitehall ^ " "C'..-
Lyon John A., *-r >
50 Jones av
^McCarty Mrs., 44 W. Foundry
'McClain W. H., 133 Calhoun,
McCravyG. B., 70 Peachtree
McCravy I. B., 116 Whitehall ?
McDavitt Edward, 186 Elliott
McFarland Martha A. Mrs., 54 W.
Foundry
McHan C. H., 276 E. Fair
McHenry C, c, 254 Marietta
MeKinley Jacob, c, 434 Marietta
McManaraan E. Mrs., 71 Chapel
Mat y W. R., 296 Peachtree
Magliana P., 256 Marietta
Mahoney M., 124 Decatur
Maier Albert D., 176 Davis
Manley G. B., 66 Decatur
Marbut S. P., 182 Decatur
Marioa S., 282 Marietta
Martin G. W., 165 Nelson
Martin J. A., 28 Pine
Mauldin William A., Powder Springs
road, nr Marietta
Mayson T. €.,
3 and 5 Marietta
Maxwell A. T., ns E. Cain, 2d w of Fort
Maxwell A. T., 288 Wheat
Megee, Johnson & Co., 87 S. Broad
Merritt & Summers, 564 Decatur
Middlebrooks W. M., 361 W. Peters
MitcheU T., c, 218 Fort
Mitchell Isaac S., 142 Whitehall
Mitchell S., 140 E. Cain
Morgan C. H., c, 159 Wheat
Mote J. T., 169 Luckie
Mover I. P., c, 263 W. Peters
Murphy M., 144 Marietta
Niehless A. H. & Co.,
134 and 136 Marietta
Nimmo P. E., 114 Decatur
O'Tyson M., 86 McDonough
Owensby W. R., 153 W. Peters
Paden T. M., 141 Houston
Page G., 316 Decatur
Peek & WUson, 25 W. Mitchell
Phillips S. Mrs., 222 Mangum
Phillips W. R. & Co., 83 Peachtree
Pinckney J. M., c, 146 Houston
Presnell J. M., 167 Whitehall
Prim I. J., 110 McDonough
Prior G. S., 57 and 50 Peachtree
Pritchett W. E., 140 Marietta
Rackier T.H., 125 Green's Ferry Ave
Ragsdale A. Mrs., 166 W. Mitchell
Ragsdale & Gammel, 111 W. Peters
Reynolds F. P., 360 Peachtree
Rice R. J., 47 Thurmond
Rice W. W., 19 Washington
Richards J. J., 198 McDonough
Richardson R., c, 245 W. Peters
Roberts W. J., 55 Peachtree
Robertson E. A. & Co., 100 Peachtree
Robinson J. L., 114 Fraser
Rowland W. H., » Pulliam
Rowland & Co., 247 Ira
Sahle G. G., 460 Decatur
Scarborough Jonn W., 622 Marietta
Schelpert Elizabeth A. Mrs., 632 Marlstta
Schikan J. J., 128 W. Mitchell
Schmittzer Frederick, Elliott nw cor
Magazine
Schrimper W., 30 Boulevard
Sewell L. P., 173 W. Peters
Shannon & Kerr, 94 Whitehall
Shields H. G., 520 Decatur
Shropshire & Johnson, 10 W. MitcheH
Simmons L. D., 80 Peachtree
Simmons W. S. & Son, 189 Marietta
Smith A. M., c, 275 W. Peters
Smith G. B., 41 Chapel
Smith H. F., Harris, sw cor Calhoun
Smith J. H. A Co., 190 Decatur
Smith W. B., c, 180 Decatur
Smith W. D-, 28 Decatur
Sndtli A Bftken 108 S. Pryor
Smyth J. N., 126 Whitehall
Snow H. Y., 66 S. Broad
Stanford M. £. Mrs., 114 E. Cain
Stark J. H.,
208 Marietta
Starnes & Golden, 171 W. Peters
Stewart W. F., 28 Gartrell ^
Stowers T. J. , 346 Decatur
Sullivan M. R. Mrs., 27 Thurmond
Swords <fc Graves, 144 E. Cain
Tate J. & Sou, 220 Decatur '
Teitlebaum M., 315 Mangum
Terry Bros., 330 Decatur
Thomas Jefferson, c, 603 Marietta
Thomas Lewis, c, 46 Foster
Thompson George, 60 W. Humphries
Thompson G., Sf Fraser
Thompson J. R., 320 Decatur
Thompson Render, c, 134 Fraser
Thompson W. W., 365 Decatsr
Thorn ۥ C,
118 Whitehall ^
Thomdon J., c, 5 Green's Ferry
Thurman W. W., 250 Marietta
Scott
MakM CLOTHING lo
FN mMrantMd at ready
N and 13 WMtalial
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Tibbs W. C, Ella nw cor Leoiuurd J
TiUery J,, 217 W. Peters
Tolbert M. L. & Co., 158 Decatur
Turner A. M., 197 W. Mitchell
Turner A Bro., 260 Marietta
Tye, Lynan & Tye, 140 Whitehall
Walker H. L., c, 174 Markham
Wallace C. Jr., junc McDoiiough and
Jonesboro roads ■
Watts A., c, 45 Rawson
Weaver J. P., 140 Marietta
West W. H., Ill Whitehall ^.
, Whiting & Co., 631 Marietta
Wilson Mira C. Mrs., 311 E. Hunter
Wolfe H., 85 Whitehall and 92 Broad
Wright A Hilly, 110 Houston
Wynes William, c, 119 E. Harris .
Yates Joseph G., 375 W. Peters
Young O. & Co., 496 Marietta
©UK AND LOCKSMITHS.
Burkert J. M., 10 Peachtree
Cunningham & Hennies, 85 Decatur
HEINZ & BERKELE, 15 Whitehall
Reeves W. F., 9 W. Alabama . »
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC.
Heinz A Berkele, 15 Whitehall
, f**
eUANO.
Pend]et4Mi Gnano Co..
Gate City Bank Building
(£e back fly c.)
HAIB GOODS. , V
Cook R. Mrs., 77 Peachtree :- -^
Puhrer John, 66*^ Whitehall ;t§
Hetzel L. Miss, 56>^ Whitehall '
Ryan Mary Miss, 45 Whitehall
Stuart L. Miss 16>^ Whitehall
HARDWARE.
WHOLSSALX.,
Clarke T. V. A C«.,
27 Peachtree
Kirkpatrick J. C, 25 Bartow
(WHOUESALX AND RKTAIK)
Beck A Gregg Hardware Cou, 3 and 4
S. Pryor
BecUiui S. P., (SpeeUlties.)
84 Whitehall (See coyer.)
Clarke, Tkonpton ft Co.,
45 Peachtree
Hart P. W.9
30 S. Broad (See back paster.)
King G. E. A Co., 49 Peachtree
Heluafht 4 SeratelilB,
86 miteball
f^;
Morrison, Bain & Co.,
10 and 12 S. Pryor
Sehoessler & Simms,
42 Peachtree
Ward J. W. A Co., 65 WhltehaO
1 HARNESS M'NFRS.
[SEE SADDLES AND HAENX8S.]
Motes C. W. A Co., 96 Whitehall
\ I HATS, CAPS, ETC.
' [wholesale.]
Atkins, McKeldin A Co., 24 Decatur
Kiser M. C. & J. F. & Co., Pryor, necor
Wall
Moore, Marsh & Co.,
Pryor, nw cor Line
[retail.]
Gay A. 0. M.,
37 Peachtree
Hughes k Law,
9 Peachtree
Hymes E., 35 Whitehall
Johnson J. H., 3 Whitehall
Jones H. W., 6 Whitehall
Keely John,
58 to W Whitehall
McKeldin & Carlton,
35 Peachtree
Mii8e& Swift,
38 Whitehall
Pope A. G.,
2 Whitehall
I HATTERS.
Bussey H. H., 2>^ Marietta
Jones H. W., 6 Whitehall
HIDES, FURS, WOOL, ETC.
Sheek A Co., 12 S. Forsjrth
t HEALTH INSTITUTES.
Southern Sanitarium, 134 McDonough
HOTELS.
Adams House,
24 E. Wall
Cannon House,
12 to 16 Marietta
Central Hotel, 77 Decatur
Gate City Hotel, 40)4 Decatur
Grant House,
86-90 Whitehall
Hightower House, 60)^ Decatur
Hotel Weinmeister, 10 and 12 N. For-
syth
MarUiam House,
W. A. Huff, Prop., 20 to 26 Loyd. (See
firont cover.)
Lumb#ry Laths, Shingles^ Flooring, Wholesale A R^tail^
B I OiO^ROnw ^^S» w^^
5- ,- ■■
Write M I ATWAJFR ^•"^•^ ^t^ IBlbnra Wafloa (k.
FOB PBI0E8 TO THl ""^Ani^
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LETS
National Hotel,
6 and 8 Peachtree
Southern Hotel, 54>^ Decatur
St. James,
12}4 W. Mitchell , "
HOUSE FUR5ISHI5G GOODS.
Beckham S. F.,
84 Whitehall. (See cover.)
Honnlcntt & Bellin^rath,
36 and 38 Peachtree ^4^-
McBride & Co., >-
18 Decatur ;• . *
Mosely R. J., 120 Decatur
Ripley T. R., 89 Whitehall
Schuessler A Simme, 42 Peachtree
ICE.
Atlanta City Brewing Co., 3 Decatur
Georgia Ice Manufacturing Co., 60 W.
Alabama
Day S. W., 1 E. Wall
Donehoo S. F.,
5E. Alabama
Emery H. F., 15 Peachtree
Sparks W. C,
17 Peachtree
INFIRMARIES.
St. Joseph's Infirmary, 216 N. Collins
Taliaferro iic Noble,
(For diseases of women.) 180 S.
Pryor
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS.
Covington J. W., 36>^ E. Alabama
Hancock W. H., 128 N. Collins
Hawks W. N., 24>^ S. Broad
Peters T., 8 S. Broad
INSURANCE A61NTS.
Angier& Moodr,
22 Gate City Bank. (See p. 38.)
Burkhead W. D., 48 Marietta
Castleman Humphries,
39 S. Pryor. (See backbone.)
Crenshaw k King,
2>^ Marietta
Erwin k HiU,
20 Gate City Bank Bldg. (See p. 50.)
Harris W. H., 37 Marietta
HaskeU W. W. k Co.,
29WhitehaU. (See front edge.)
Hart Jcel.
15>^ S. Broad
Johnston J. E. A Co., l}4 Marietta
^%^' G., ^H S. Broad
Pattlllo W. p. 4 w. F., 86>^ E. Ala-
bama
ifimsjs-
Perdue k Egleston,
7 Gate City Bank Bldg, 29 £ Alabama
(See p. 49.)
Pntaam Igrael,
11*^ Peachtree
ShepardF. B.,
29 Whitehall
StockdeU H. C, Ib^ S. Brord
Thomas G. I., 50 Marietta
WUte W.Woods,
24)^ Peachtree (See fly D.)
WUtnerik Bowie, '*
533^ £., Alabama (See p. 58.)
Wmter C. W., 28 Peachtree
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(Fiaa.)
Atlanta Home Ins. Co.,
Joel Hurt, Sec., 15>^ S. Broad (See
top lines and front paster.)
British Ameriea,
of Toronto , W. W. Haskell A Co.,
agts., 29 WhitehaU
Conneetient Fire '
of Hartford, Whitner A Bowie, agto.,
53>^ E. Alabama
Continental,
of New York (Sou Dept), G. 8. Wol-
ford, sapt; 10 W. Alabama; Whitner
A Bowie, agts ; 53)^ £. Alabama
Creseent,
of NewOrleas, Angler A Moody, agts;
22 Gate City Bank
Fire Association,
of Phil., Perdue d Egleston, agts; »
£. Alabama
Fire Ins. Assn,
of England ; Whitner A Bowie, agts;
o3}4 £. Alabama
GerMan - Anterieaa,
of New York, Angier A Moody, acts;
22 Gate City Bank
Ckraania Ins. Co.,
of N. Y., C. Knowles, manager; 30^
Marietta; Perdue A Egleston agents,
29 E. Alabama
Gnardian,
of London ; Angier A Moody agents.
22 Gate City Bank
Hartford,
of Hartford, Conn., Perdue A "Rg^
ston, agents, 29 £. Alabama
Lapeiiai,
of London ; Perdue A Egleston agents,
29 E.Alabama
Inseranee Co. of 9. Ajb.,
£. S. Gay manager ; F^ardue A
ston agents, 29 £. Alabama
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COAN, PORiC SID^S, LaML
OATS. COFFEE AND fEXROLEUII, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND A CO. • A It liarth¥road SfiST^*
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Luicashire, ,^w a
of England; Joel Hurt agent, 15>^ S.
Broad
of England ; Whitner A Bowie agents,
63)^ E. Alabama
Londou & Laneashire,
of England ; H Castleman agent, 39 S.
Pryor
Xeehanies, ^ ^
of N. Y. ; W. W. Haskell & Co., agts.,
29 Whitehall i
■erehants,
. of Newark, N. J., J. C. Whitner &
Co., managers ; Erwin & Hill, agents,
20 Grate City Bank Building
ofNrY.; Angier & Moody, agts., 22
Gate City Bank »^
Horwich Union,
of England ; Joel Hurt, agt., 16>^ S.
Broad
nenix, ^ ' ^
of Brooklyn ; Joel Hurt, agt., 15>^ S.
Broad yi^^
Queen, ^ - ''
of England ; Perdue & Egleston agts.,
29 E.Alabama
Rojal,
of England; H. Castlenian, agt., 39 S.
Pryor .-'
Seottish Union & National,
of Scotland ; Whitner <& Bowie, agts.,
53)^ E. Alabama
Southeastern Tariff Ass'n., 8 S. Broad
Swi Fire Office,
of London; W W. Haskell & Co.,
State agts., 29 Whitehall
Underwriters Agency,
ofN. Y.; Perdue & Egleston, agts.,
29 £. Alabama ^
TIrglnia Home,
of Richmond; W. W. Haskell A Co.,
agts., 29 Whitehall :> .
WeStchester^^
of N. Y. ; W. W. HaskeU & Co., agts.,
29 Whitehall
Western Assurance,
of Canada; Whitner & Bowie, agts.,
53)^ Alabama
Willianisbnrg Cttr,
of N. Y. ; W. W. Haskell & Co., agts.,
29 Whitehall
(Lira.)
EqniUble Life of n/t.,
Whitner & Bowie, agts, 53^ E. Ala-
bama
Mntnal Life of 5. T.,
Perdue & Egleston, agts, 29 E. AUr
bama
Northwestern Mntnal Life of Milwaikeef
Wis.,
W. W. White, gen. agt, 24J Peachtree
(See fly D.)
(accident.)
The Accident of North America,
Whitner & Bowie, agts, 53iE. AIjp
bama
Trarelers of Hartford,
Perdue & Egleston, agts, 29 E. Alt.
bama
INSURANCE MANAGERS,
Gay E. S., 15i N. Pryor
Haskell W. W. & Co.,
29 Whitehall
Knowles Clarence, SOJ Marietta
Whitner Jno. C. k Co.,
53^ E. Alabama
Williams S. W., 10 W. Alabama
; , IRON WORKS.
Atla. Bridge and Iron Works,
489 to 527 Marietta
McCombs, Meakin k Co.,
93 Ga. R. R
Van Winkle & Co., 214 to 220 Marietta
Winship & Bro., Foundry, w of W. A A
R R
Withers & Holland, 26 Calhoun cor Gi.
R. B
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
Bollmann W^ 10 Whitehall
Bookont J. M.,
101 Whitehall
Boyd J. F., 8>^ Marietta
Freeman k Crankshaw,
31 Whitehall
Fry A., 4 Peachtree
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree
Haynes W. A., 10 Marietta
Huff L. N. & Co., 1 Peachtree
Lawshe Er.,
47 Whitehall
Maier & Delkin, 2>^ Marietta
Morrison A. E., 196 Decatur
Pharr B. Y^ 202 Marietta
Fiekert A. f .,
5 Whitehall
Plummer E. T., 17 Whitehall
Roerig G., 21 WhitehaU
Solomonson S. L., 28 Whitehall
Stevens J. P. & Co., 23 Whitehall
Stilson F. J.,
.^.^^ , 53 Whitehall
THE FiliilST MONONOAHELA WHISKY IN Cm
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lAths,
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JUNK DEALERS.
XlgM I., 62 and 64 S. Broad
Hatchett A., c, 226 W^er
Hirsch J., 35 W. MitcheU
Unch H., 130 Marietta .
JUSTICES OF THE TEACE.
Butt W. M., office 7H W. Mitchell
Horton W. C, 633 Marietta
BheaJohn,
61W Peachtree
Pitchford D., 33^ Peachtree
Tinner G. H., 26>^ W. Alabama
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
Eeelj John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, ETC.
Hnnnicntt k BeUinfrratk,
36 & 38 Peachtree
LATHS, SHINGLES, ETC
BeU W. S.,
25 Iw fsee n 39)
Gate CitT Planing Mill and Lumber €#.,
10 E. Wall (see p. 45)
HartF. W.,
30 S. Broad, (see back paster.)
La Fontaine k May,
96 W. Mitchell (see p 62)
MitcheU k Parker,
313 Marietta
Traynham k Ray,
68 Decatur
Willingham W. J.,
64 Elliott (see p 51)
Wilson J. C. k Co.,
7 Spring. (See p. 42.)
LAUNDRIES.
White k Beck.
13 N. Forsyth. (See p. 60)
Tee Chang, 21 Marietta
LAWYERS.
Abbott B. F., ^J4 WhitehaU
Anderson Clifford, State House
Angier E. A.,
23>^ WhitehaU
Arnold F. A.,
69 E. Alabama
Arnold R.,
1H S. Broad
Arrowood J. M., 7W Whitehall
Barnes C. H. A R. B., 20)^ E. Alabama
BanettS. Jr.. r.,^:
lb% S. Broad
Bateman J. N., %\)4 Marietta
Beekwith J. F. B.,
35)^ S. Broad. (See covers.)
BeU P. H., 27>^ WhitehaU
Bigby k Dorsey, 1% WhitehaU
Black & Albert, %% Marietta
Bray W., 21>^ ManeO*
Brewn J[. L.,
32 E. WaU
Brown W. A., «K WhitehaU
Brown Walter R.,
9 WhitehaU. (See back cover.)
Broyles k Johnston,
8 S. Broad
Calhoun A. E., 25 Gate City Bank
Candler, Thomson k Candler,
32 E. WaU
Carter E. V., 12>^ E. Alabama
Clarke M. J., ^
%i% £. Alabama
Clark Richard H., 44^ S. Pryor
Collier G. W. Jr., h\}4 Peachtree
Collier A CoUler, 553^ WhitehaU
Colquitt H. H., 4Q% Marietta
ColviUe F., b\<4 Peachtree
Conley & Shumate, 8>5 Marietta
Cox Albert H.,
233^ WhitehaU
Culberson A. B. di H. L., 61 S.
bama
Cunningham J. D., 16>^ E. Alabama
Daniel J. F., 213^ E. Alabama
DeGraffenried M., 36>^ S. Broad
Eckford J. J., 7>i WhitehaU
EUia W. D., 32 E. WaU
Ely R. 5.,
Z% WhitehaU
Erwln H. C,
Gate City Bank Bldg
Finley T., 21>^ Marietta
Fry G. T., 44>^ S. Pryor
GartreU * Grav,
3W Whiteh^
Gay W. W., 21>i Marietta
Glenn L. J. A Son,
19>^ WhitehaU
Goode S. W., 21 Marietta
Goodwin J. B., 26 S. Broad
Gordon F., 36 Gate City Bank
Gray Janies A.,
23>^ Whitehall
Gray Jaa. R.,
32 and 34 Gate City Bank
Green D. A., 66U 8. Broad
Gregory A. 24>^ Peachtree
HawMMid, Zaekry k Hamniond,
213^ £. Alabama
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
W. M. Scott
UAisn Bin nniBBBi
II ami 13 Whttehall St
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#5^00,000.
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Haralson F. L«,
State House
Harrison A Peeples,
33 Capitol Bldg
Hajyood & MartiB,
17>^ Peachtree
Heyward W. I., Room 30, (Jate City
Bank
HiU B. H. Jr., 30i Marietta
mil C. D., 30| Marietta
Hill R. P., 3i Marietta
HiUyer k Bro.,
10 W. Alabama
Hobbs J. F., 7i Wbitehall
Hood A. Jr., 20| £. Alabama
Hopkins & Glenn,
1^ Marietta *
Hnlser W. H., ]
21} Marietta I
Jackson & Kin^, 363^ E. Alabama
Jenkins J. C, u. S. Court House
Jones Alex. R., 53>^ £. Alabama
Jordan R. J., 3>^ WhitehaU
Lawton J. L., 24 State House
Lester Geo. N. & D. P.,
26 G^te City Bank '
Lovett P. H., 10 W. Alabama
Lnsipkin J. H.,
Room 32, Capitol Building
McAfee J. M., 7>% S. Broad
Manning A. A., 83^ Marietta
Martin D. N., 40 Marietta
Mayson J. L., 36J^ E. Alabama
KUedge & Smith, ,
23>^ WhitehaU
■itehellW. £., -
B}4 Whitehall
Moore C. E., 6}4 WhitehaU
Moyers W. T., 44 S. Pryor
Mynatt & HoweU, 12>^ £. Alabama
Kewman W. T.,
35>^S. Broad
Niles C. A., 40 Marietta
Orr E. H., 48>^ Marietta ^,
Pendleton J. T.,
271^ Whitehall
Ptttman D., 4 Peachtree
Read k Candler,
7KWhiiehall .- ^
Bedwine J. B.,
14>^ Whitehall
Seed J. P., 32 Gate City Bank
Beed A Beinhardt,
7} WhitehaU
Boan A Roeser, 25>^ Marietta
Bedirers B. L.,
37>^S. Broad
Smith A. W., 6>^ WhitehaU
t
Smith Hoke M Bmiton,
3>^ WhitehaU
Smith L. F., 7i S. Broad . -
Spalding J. J.,
63^ Whitehall
Speer A.M., 44>^ S. Pryor
Speer Emory,
U. S. Court House
Speairs & Simmons,
179 Marietta
Spencer <Sc Way, 8 E. Alabama
Tanner G. H.,
28 W. Alabama
Thomas G. S.,
23^ Marietta
Thomas A Tucker, 16 E. Alabama
Tompkins H. B«,
48>^ Marietta 1.
Trippe B. B., ' , ' f
48>^ Marietta - - \
Trippe B. P. & Son, r
26>^ E.Alabama :^ ;w.4
Tnmbnll W. T., v , . - ,
173^ Peachtree :> l ^
Turner G.T., 563^ Whitehall '
Tan Epps, Calkoan A King,
Gate City Bank Bldg
Walker F. R., 48* MarietU
WeU S.,
10 Gate City Bank
Westmoreladd T. P, 27>^ Whitehall
White S., 7}4 Whitehall
Wunpy J. A., 14^ WhitehaU
Wmn L. J., ^ WhitehaU
Wright H. P.,
24 Church
Wright k Sibley,
7}4 Whitehall
LEATHER A5D FETDCrGS.
Gramling, Spalding & Co., 14 Decatur
Daniel f. C. k I.,
32 Whitehall
I LIBBABIBS.
Catholic Dbrary Assn, Hunter se cor
Loyd
Young Men's Library AJssn, 39 and 41
Decatur
LIME, PLASTEB AI7B CEHEHT.
BeU W. D.,
147 Decatur
BeH W. S.,
26 Ivy. (See p. 39.)
Umkail J. €.,
72 Marietta. (See front cover.)
Ladd A. C,
16 S. Forsyth. (See back cover.)
lAFOMTAIiri: * MAY, (PkuUng MIU and I^nmber YanI), «i«
TDSSKMO^fTtgflf '^^"•**"y tapeHnlead CMtracta.
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}siin
m nBflmiAfift uttifi,
LIN
Ladd L. E. Mku, ; ^
45 N. Pryor
Sciple &Sons,
8 Loyd V*
WiUingham W. J.,
88 Elliott. (See top lines.)
WUson J. C. k Co.,
7 Spring. (See p. 42.) r
LINENS.
Erskine Wm. & Co., 42 Decatur
LiqCOBS.
(WHOLESALX.)
Gayton k Webb,
90 Whitehall } . - ^-^^ ■^^-^
Cohen L. k Co., ; _ "' •
59 E. Alabama ^ -
Cox, Hill & ThompsoB, -^ k
29 Peachtree v
Hill J. M. k Co.,
16 Decatur ^ >
Jones P., 22 E. Alabama
Lovejoy E. B ,4:LN. Broad ^
Potts F. M., 2o EVAlabama
Steinheimer J. 4 Co., 52 WhitehaU
CWHOLBSALS AND RKTAIL.)
Carroll 0. C,
52 Decatur
Stewart G. B., 165 W. Peters
Tolbert M. L. & Co., 158 Decatur
85
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LITUOf^RAPHEBS.
Badden k Son, 53^ E. Alabama
LIYEBT STABLES.
(see stables.)
LOAN AND LAND AGENTS.
Ga. Investment & Banking Co., 31 Ma-
rietta
Georgia Land and Mining Co., 28 E. Wall
MeBnmey k Son,
5 N. Broad
Nelson k Barker,
12 Gate City Bank
LOOM MANUFACTUREBS.
Koizet Louis, w end Simpson
LUMBER.
(manutactursbs and dkalkks.)
Amorous M. F. & Co., 48 Marietta
Bell W. D.,
147 Decatur
BeU W. S.,
25 Ivy. (Seep. 39.)
Craaksiuiw H. A Ca., ^ ^ ^
175 S. Forj*yth. (See fly B.);
Daaald J. C. k Ca.,
156 Marietta
Flemiag N.,
Hunter se cor Thompson
Gate City Pltaiag Mill * LaMWr Ca.,
Office 36 E . Wall. (See p. 45.)
Hart F. W. * Sam,
Fuller adjoining W. k A.JI. K. {pee
back paster.) --
LaFoataiae k May, ^ -or
96 W. Mitchell. Telephone So 38a.
(See p. 62, and bottom linos.)
Mitchell k Parker^ ^
313 Marietta ?
Perkins A Holliday, 19 Nelson
Redwine J. O. A Son, 111 Walker
Sciple ASons, . ^^
8 Loyd ^' ^
Smith A Bearse, Fort ne cor Foster
Smith A Simpson, 75 Thompson
Steele A. B. A Co., 75 W.Mitchefl
Taurman T., 158 Whithall
Terrv S., 136 E. Hunter
Traynkani & Ray,
68 Decatur
Wheat k Co., '
5 N. Broad
WilliBirkam W. J.,
64 Elliott. (See top linos.)
Wilson J. C. k Ca.,
7 Spring. (See p. 42.)
Wilson W. S. A Co., 24 S. Pryor and »
Bartow
LU5CH ROOMS.
Barnes E., 207 W. Peters
Bass Katie, c, 141 Marietta
Bentley M. H., c. 59 Decatur
Cochran M., c, 78 Decatur
Dumphv M. Mrs., 338 Decatur
Ford George W., 176 Decatur
Hammel C, c, 99 W. Peters
Head J., c. ji92 MarietU
Howard J., c, 278 Decatur
Jackson & Harper, c, 149 W. Peters
Johnson E., c, Peters ne cor Manfum
Mosely R., c, 139 W. Peters
Sharp M., c, 269 W. Peters
Taylor J., c, 138 Decatur
Thompson J., c, 14 Ivy
Webster O., c, 151 W. Peters
Williams O., c, 102 W. Peters
ins
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Anderson J. H.,
63 S. Broad
Ga. Machinery Co., 360 Marietta
In STOCkS. CbtTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAJBS;
go to
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c\
■-^■■u^:^
^^ r^j^^ BOUGHT* SOLD h RENTED.
v! I A H City Property, Farms, Milto, Unds, etc.
O i iJL 1 JLi T.A. Frierton, Real Estate Ag% 3e WattSt
MAP
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HarweU A Smith 79 and 81 S. Broad
JohnsoB M. W. A Co.,
27 Marietta
Northrop J. B., 38 Peach tree
Perkina Bros., 39 and 41 W. Alabama
Wkeat A Co..
' 5 N. Broad "" t
White J. J., 69 S. Pryor
MAPS.
Hudgina A Talty, 63 E. Alabama
TudsoB H. C. A F.,
14 Whitehall
MABBLE WORKS.
Bobbins Bros. A Co., 50 Loyd
Walsh A Patterson Bros., 77 Waverly
Place
Walton J., HE. Alabama
MATCH MANUFACTURERS.
Teitlebaum W., 295 Wheat
* *
MATTRESS MAITUFACTURERS.
Castleberry M. T., 137 Whitehall
Ergenzingrer A.,
12 E. Hunter. (See p. 60)
Evins J. C, 50 S. Broad '^.
Chivan J. H., 98 Decatur ■^'
KeownJ. T., 320 Decatur ^
MUler A. J., 44 Peachtree
Snook P. H. 7 and 9 Marietta ""l' •
Sou. Spring Bed Co., 135 MarietU ,
^- -.•»■»*"
MEDICINES.
Botanic Blood Balm, 51 S. Broad
Paniel J. B., ^^ ^
38 E. Wall -^ ^^
Hutchison & Bro., 14 Whitehall
ISwift Specific Co.,
Hunter ne cor Bucler ^
Taylor Walter A.,
17 N. Pryor
MERCANTILE AGENCIES.
D an R. 6. & Co.,
363^ E. Alabama K /'
T he Bradstreet Co.,
36 & Pryor ______
MKBCHAXT TAILORS.
Bros.,
Else
55 Whitehall
xniy A. 0. M.,
37 Peacbtr^
€^ro9s<^ C. Q.,
30 Whitehall
Hl?9ek Bros.,
42 ixnd 44 Whitehall
■:!..
(See back cover.)
Jones J. G.,
35 Whitehall
Lynch Jerry,
8 Whitehall.
Seott W. M.,
11 and 13 Whitehall. (See linea.)
MERCHANTS' SUPPLIES.
Beckham S. F., « i
84 Whitehall. (See cover.) . i .
Hawley A Richards, 1^
122 Decatur
' f* :■■-,.. t
MILLINERY GOODS.
(WHOLESALE.)
Franklin Max
9 N. Pryor
Marsh E. W. Jr., 16>^ Decatur
Re^enstein A Entz,
32 and 34 E. Wall
MILLINERS A MILLIXERY GOODS.
(RETAIL.)
Ga. Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
Holroyd S. Miss 11)^ E. Alabama
Keely John,
58 to 64 WhitehaU
Kennedy Mary Miss.
. 50>^ Whitehall
Morris M. Mrs., 56^ Whitehall
O'Connor K. Mrs., 57 Whitehall
Renrenstein A Kntz,
74. 76, and 78 Whitehall
Ryan Mary Miss, 45 Whitehall
, I ----../;•:■• MILLS.
(COTTON.)
Athinta Cotton Factory,
122 Marietta
Exposition Cotton Mills,
Oglethorpe Park
Fulton Cotton Spinning Mills, Ga. B.B.
cor Factory
(WHEAT AND COBNO
Akers A Bros.,
22 S. Forsyth
Brenner, Zachry A Co., 320 and 322 Ma-
rietta
Faith J. F., 331 Decatur
Gholstin L., W. & A. R. B., near Cahi
Hoppie G. E., W. A A. R. R., cor Ba^
tow
Kennesaw Mills Co., 26 E. Alabama
Lewis H., 35 and 37 Thompson
Moore, Sims & Co., 18 S. Forsyth
Stewart A Bros., McDonough road, X
E. T., V. A Ga. R. B.
^RTED OIQAHS 8^ ^_
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
J. VTILLITS em^A^lM, 64 Elliott,
MUS
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KNITTING. ^ » "^
iFoster Bros., Howell's Mills ', ^J
WIND.
Utlanta Stone Pnmp, Pipe and Boofing
Co., 6 N.Forsyth
Haunson J. T.,
110 Whitehall ,,Ju^ -:■'
ImUSIC A5D MUSICAL MERCHAN-
DISE.
lEstey Organ Co., v
39 S. Broad
Phillips & Crew,
10 Marietta ^ ,^ . ^ „
iBichards S. P. A Son., ^7 Whitehall
MUSIC TEACHERS.
I Edwards E. Miss, 364 Decatur
I Kru^er E. H., 150 Loyd
I Maddox Lizzie Miss, 10 Bell ^
Sonthem Conserratory of Mnsie,
Otto Spahr, director 8 S. Broad
Wurm Alfred J., 6 Foster
I Wurm F. A. Dr., iFoster
Wurm Pauline Miss, 38 N. Forsyth
! NEWSDEALERS.
LoYejoy E.,
^'Marietta
Lynch k Lester,
TWbitehall
Miller J. M.,
31 MarietU
pumps A Crew,
6, 8 and 10 Marietta
Union News Co., 53>^ S. Pryor
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Acanthus, 12 W. Mitchell
Atlanta Constitution,
34 S. Broad
Atlanta Journal,
32 S. Broad
Atlanta Medical Register, 30 W. Ala-
bama
Atlanta Republican, 55>^ S. Broad
Christian Index, 32 W. Alabama
Christian Telescope, (Church of Christy
55 S. Broad
Eclectic Star, 22 N. Broad
Monday Morning Mail, 37W S. Broad
Railroad Record, 8>^ Marietta
Southern Cultivator, 32 W. Alabama
Southern Industrial Reriew,
14 W. Alabama
Southern Medical Record, Pryor cor
Hunter
Sunday Sunny South, 48 S. Broad
Snmny Sonth, ^^a^vs]^^.a
48 S. Broad
The Cracker, 31>^ S. Broad
The Southern Dental Journal, 40^
Whitehall
Sunday Record, 36 Whitehall
The Southern Templar 12 Loyd
Southern Wbrld, (semi-montJily), 31)4
S. Broad
The Tindleatw, C 3..
16i Whitehall r ::
NOTIONS.
Bongherty D. H.,
39 and 41.Peachtree
Franklin Max, 9 N. Pryor
Hart Bros. 72 Whitehall ♦
Keely John^
58 to 64 Whitehall
Kiser M. C. A J. F. ^ Co., Pryor ne cor
WaU
Moore, Marsh A Co., Pryor nw cor
Line
Robinson Bros.,
8 and 10 Decatur
SUyey J. A Co.,
4 and 6 Decatur
NURSERIES.
Central Nurseries,
A. Lambert, prop; E. Fair s of ceme-
tery. (See p. 43.) « ^ ^
Cole M. A Co., Roseland Sta, E. T., V.
A Ga. R. R.,
Waehen4orff Edward,
W. Simpson bet Vine and Emory
NOTARIES PUBUC.
Brown J. L., 38 E. Wall
Candler J. S., 1\ Whitehall
Chandler T. W., 35 Poplar
Glenn H. C.,19i Whitehall
Read C. A., 7% Whitehall
Rhea John, 51 J Peachtree
Roberts E. M.,
18 S. Broad
Roilgers R. L., 37>^ S. BVoad
Tanner G. H., 28 W. Alabama
OCULISTS.
Calhoun A. W.,
66 Marietta
OILS.
(MAJBrUFACTUBXBS.)
Atlanta Cotton Seed OU Mills,
oflace 163^ E. Alabama
W. M. Scott
11
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' 'IT Q T T P TT ^•'"' P'^^"^ *■ **« "ATLANTA HOME/' aii¥thifefcy pg. |
AAjlkJ U l\>^ ronize a home enterprise, to keep jonr monej at hoMe.
OPI
88
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(DEALERS.)
Chess-Carlej Co.,
51 S. Pryor
Duck A Co., 35 S. Broad
Fox Amos, HE. Alabama
OPIUM CURE. •
Woolley B. M., 65>^ WhitehaU
OPTICIANS.
Alexander A., 6 Jenkins
Lawshe Er,
47 Whitehall 1
Solomonson S. L., 28 WTiitehall
ORGANS.
Istey Or^n Co.,
39 S. Broad
Phillips & Crew,
6 to 10 Marietta
Duck & Co., 35 a Broad ^ ^
HartF. W.,
30 S. Broad (See back paster)
Hart & Hewitt, 91 Decatur
McNeal W. 8., US. Broad
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad ^ (See p. 48.)
PAPER.
-¥u li
OY.STERS.
(SEE FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.)
PAINTERS.
(HOUSE AND SIGN.)
Bosche R, C, 18 Peachtree
Manunond Bros.,
16 E. Hunter (See adv.)
HAMMOND BEOS,
Ko. 16 EAST HUNTER STREET,
ATLANTA, -- GEORGIA.
HoUoway D. F., 295 McDonouirh
McKinley N., 23 E. Hunter
Paris J. A., 99>^ Whitehall
Sheridan C. O., Markham House .
Trtood A. P.,
13 S. Broad (See p. 4»)
Young A., 11 W. Alabama
PAINTS, OJLS, ETC.,
Cooledge F. J. & Bro., 21 E. Alabama
Cummings J. E., 51 S. Broad
Elsas, May <fc Co., 97 to 105 S. Pryor
Hancock & Collier, Broad, Se cor Al*.
bama
Dnnlop, & Cohen
13 and 15 E. Hunter
Wellhouse & Sons, 38 Hunter
(MANUFACTUBERS.)
Anderson S. A.,
Marietta Ga. (See p. 37.)
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS.
Hancock and Collier, Broad ae cor. Al*.
bama
Robinson W. G. Jr., 65 and 67 S. Pryor
Spinks W. R., 65}^ S. Broad
Wellhouse & Sons^ 3S E. Alabama
PAPER HANGING.
Mauck M. M., 27 E. Hunter
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i
Square-Edged and Nevc'ty
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bowers T. J., 179 Marietta
Gardner M. M. A W. H.,
13 Marietta
Ivie T. H., 40>^ Whitehall
Kuhns J. H. & W. T., 33>^ WhitehaU
Motes C. W.,
34>2 Whitehall. (See front cover).
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
Schumann T., 63 Whitehall
Oldfield A. N. & Co., 36 Marietta
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Adolphus J., Electic Med. College
Alexander J. F. ,
62 Peachtree
Alley A. R., 42 Church
Armstrong W. S.,
64>^ Whitehall
jAsbury J. E., c, 52 E. Hunter
Auten R. M., 97 Marietta
Avary A. <t J. C, 71>^ Peachtree
Baber J. M., 56 Stonewall
Baird J. B., 63>^ Whitehall
Bak H., 25 W. Brotherton
Bellamy A. D., (Horaeo) 17 S. Butler
Bellamy W. C, 72 Wheat
Benson C. F., 90 McDonough
WeatherboardingTwid 11 kiidsof
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TUTTT.T^YTIRM VTAQON DEPOT.
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Jiggers S. T., 55^ Peachtree
jiz^ll W. D., Wi Peachtreei,
Jorchelm L. E.,
43W Whitehall
3oring J. M., 61 S. Forsyth
:;aldwellJ. J., ' - 1
77 S. Pryor
Dalhonn A. W., v -« -a.^ . ^^
(Ear, eye and throat.) 66 Marietta,
adjoining State Capitol
barter J. A., 129 N. Collins
:ofer I. A., 74 Hill
jollier T. E., 29 Moore
^onnally E. L., 26 Whitehall
:;on8tantnie F. L., 58 Wheat
:!ook W. A., 15 E. Hnnt«r
hotter R. O., 66 Marietta
;ouch Isaac, 226 Wheat
>awford G. G., 14>^ Peachtree
Mraming W. H., 344 WhitehaU
MTine K. C,
77 S. Pryor
)rake W. G., 25K Peachtree
)uerJ.y., 20 Walker / ''
Inncan J. W.,
16 W. Mitchell
)urham W. W. <&; W. M., 58)^ Peach-
tree
)yar A. S., 49>^ Peachtree
Samest J. G.,
3314 Whitehall
Hlkln W. S., 30)^ Marietta
i'reudenthal R. Miss, 1% N. Broad
lulfer D. R., 456 Marietta
irdner G. W., 330 Marietta
»n J. MeF.,
381^ S. Broad
bodkin J. R., 158 W. Peters
)lden John, 348 Marietta
)ld8inith W. T.,
44 Church
\9iJ J. A.,
30>^ Marietta
^reen H. H., 65 Jones
rreene E. H., (Homeo.) 23>^ Whitehall
ireer W. W., 48 Marietta
[Hammond J. T., 60 McDonough
■^eery D. O. C, 76 X. Calhoun
[icks S. M. Mrs., 71>£ Peachtree
[obbs A. G., (Eye, Ear and Throat.)
143^ Whitehall
iodgson, V. M., 202 Marietta
[opkins J. G., 30>^ Marietta
Insfe J. C, 16^Wheat
Tarnagin W. C^ 21)^ Marietta
Tohnson J. Thad., 30>^ Marietta
Tohnson J. M., 72 Marietta
Fohnson A. D., 202 Marietta
lemstan A. F. F., 108 Rawson
King Fred, ^.
58 Decatur
Knott & Harris, 3^^ Whitehall
Lawshe J. Z., (Homeo)
23^ Marietto ^j ^
Lester R. F., 180 Haynes »
Liehtenstadt M« L., (Homeo.)
33^ Whitehall
Little T. B., (Cancer.) (Jate City Bank
Building
Logan J. H., 64>^ WhitehaU v>
Logan J. P., 49 Washington
Love T. D., 38 N. Fors> th :
Love Wm. Ahnun, ^
(Women and chUdren'ff diseaaea) 38
N. Forsyth
Loyd R^ 103 I^yd
Lumpkin W. S.,
room 30, James Block
McFaul J. W., 397 Marietta
MiUer & Word, (5ate City Bank
Nicolson W. Perrin,
38 S. Pryor
Noble G. H..
Private inflrmary
women, 170 S.
for diseaaea
Pryor
of
t
Rowtefr at La FONTAINE & MAY'S. TaltpboM No. 881
il PIM
O^Brien F. H., 156 S. Pryor
Ogletree B. F., 320 Decatur
Olmsted J. C, 7>^ Whitehall
Orme & Manahan,
18 N. Broad (homeo.)
Park W. T., 3?^ Whitehall
Parke C. D., 21 Marietta
Parks W. B., 212^ Marietta
Peck F. H., 106 Peachtree
Pincknej Charles,
94 Walton
Posch A., 483^ Marietta
PoweU F. T.,
543^ Peachtree
Powell T. S., 85 S. Pryor
Quillian C. C, 212 Marietta
Raines T. L., 18 Church
Reeder D. G., 510 Decatur
Richardson D. R., 318 S. Pryor
Ridley R. B., 25>^ Peachtree
Roaeh E. J.,
149 WhitehaU
Roach E. W.,
563^ WhitehaU
Robertson U. O., 134 McDonough
Robinson W. C, VJ}4 Peachtree
Rong^ton J. P.,
232 Decatur
Roy G. G.,
253^ Peachtree
Salter M. T.,
22 N. Broad
Schley P. T. (homeo.), 63>^ Whitehall
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN. PORK, SIDES, LAIIO^
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAiNE«^
POWLAND %L CO. 9 A II North Broad Street.
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INVESTMENTS"
PIA
90
ATLAWTA. Every desoHptiiii
of Real Estate for sale by
A, FRIERSON, 36 Wall si^
POU
Scott H. F., !
493^ Peachtree (eye, ear and throat)
Smith E. W. Mrs., 21 Leonord, J.
Smyth G. E., 23 N. Collins
Spratlin W. M., 365 W. Peters
Stod^ill & Haworth, 7}i Marietta
Stovall O., 102 Whitehall
Taber F. F.,
(homeo.), 82 Decatur
TaUaferro Y. H.,
(Private infirmary for diseases of wo-
men), 170 S. Pi yor
TaUafeiTO & Noble,
170 S. Pryor
Thompson W. R. D., 285 E. Fair
Todd J. S., 303^ Marietta '
Tucker W. J., 9>^ MarietU
Van Goidtsnoven E., 103 Loyd
Westmoreland J. G., 55 S. Broad
Westmoreland R. W., 55 S. Broad
Westmoreland St Howell,
57 Marietta
White C. A., 158 W. Peters
Wilson C. L.,
30 E. Alabama
Wilson J. D., 8 S. Broad
Wilson J. 8tainback, Dr.,
(Obstetics, nervous and sexual diseas-
es.) 14 Loyd ^
WooUey L. B. V., 303^ Marietta
Woodward A J., 27 Gate City Bank
Word R. C, 21 E. Hunter
PIANOS AND 0B6ANS. - r
Estey Orsan Co., > <-
39 S. Broad. (See front cover.) "' !
Freyer F. L., 27 Whitehall
Phillips & CYew,
10 Marietta. (See front cover. X'^*'^'
Slehards S. P. & Son,
37 Whitehall r
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Lov^oy E. W.,
4 Marietta. (See p. 47.)
MotM C W
34 Whitehall. (See front cover.)
Pitchford D. C, 28 Whitehall
PLANING MILLS.
Cnutkshaw H. k Co..
175 S. Forsyth. (See fly B.)
Frizzell & Co., 145 Marietta
€fate City Pbudair Mill and Lumber Co.,
Office 36 E. Wall. (Seep. 46)
Sart F. W. A Sob,*
Fuller adjoining W. A A. R. R. (See
baek paster.)
LaFontaine Sb May,
96 W. Mitchell. (See p. 62 and bottoil
lines.)
Mabin J., 34 Ga., R. R
Nace M. & Son, 286 Decatur
Ogletree, Robinson & Boyd, 25 to 29 H I
Butler
Perkins & Holliday, 19 Nelson
Terry Stephen,
136 E. Hunter > ;^ '
TraynbamA Ray, '
' 68 Decatur -
PLASTERERS.
Thrower J. G.,
12 Loyd. (See p. 60.* "
I PLOWS.
Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow
Southern Ag'l Wks, Marietta opp. Milli
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTEB8.
J. A. G. BEACH.
-PRACTICAL
PLUMBER
^team anil ^a^ ||itk
DSALEB m-
Bath Tubs, Water Closetsl
WASH BASINS, GAS FIXTUBES.
CHANDELIERS, ETC.
11 East Hunter Street!
ATLANTA, GA.
AU Orders promptly attended to and Satisfactii |
Gauranteed.
Beach J. A. O.,
11 E. Hunter.
Franklin H.,
74 S. Broad
HnuiicQtt A Bellinirrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Stewart A. P- & Co., 9 Whitehall
Warlick J. A Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
POULTRY.
(GAMS.)
Ididleman 6. H., [
Richardson, cor McDaniel
OHLY FIRST-CLASS LUNCH COUNTER IN Clf!
*-di.
)
to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
'*! „,iv Kind of Lmnl>e«-, l^thw. 8h<ngle« o»- I •
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FBI
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^H 'I
PRINTEES.
(BOOK AKD JOB.)
itlft N. P. Union, 24 S. Broad
Jai^i'es^A M. Miss, 12 W. Mitehell
Jennett B. F.^ t^, ^
45 S. Broad _ „
Jerffstrom A. M., 21 E. Hunter ^^
Ihrfftopher W. T. & Bro., 69>i White-
hall ' ^ : t'-:
:on8titntion Pnb. to., ^ ^
34 S. Broad ^ _^, ^ „
)elbridge C. L. & Bro., 110 Whitehall
Mckson H. H.,
32 S. Broad
jdsonW. C,
33 S. Broad V^
)niiIop & Cohen,
13 and 15 E. Hunter _ , , ^
[arrison Jas. P. & Co., 32 W. Alabama
jynolds T. S., 24 S. Broad
iott W. H.,
14 W. Alabama ^
Jisson y. P.,
26 S. Broad
^inham EX., 7 Whitehall
PUBLISHERS.
ippleton D. & Co., of N. Y., 44 Marietta
les A. S. & Co.,
ITational PnWishlng Co^
30 S. Broad ^_ ^' ,
Standard Pub. House, 27 to 29 S. Broad
Thayer & Ross, 40 Marietta
Union Pub. House, 233^ Whitehall
Tao Antwerp, Brair? *£?!' ^ „
C. L. Patton, agt., 9 Whitehall
PUMPS AUD PIPES.
^.^■
Anderson J. H«^
63 S. Broad , „ ^
Atlanta Stone Pnmp, Pipe and RooHbit
Co.,
6 N.Forsyth % - ^>
Haonson J. T., 4 .
110 Whitehall 4
Hnnnicntt & Bellinirnitli,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Charles F. Weatherbe,
-FUBLISHSS OP-
DIRECTORIES
tlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Co-
lumbus & Macon, Ga.; Charles-
ton, S. C; Memphis, Tenn.,
AND
[GEORGIA STATE GAZETTEER.
OmCB'.UKASTlUSTESTUIT,
ATLANTA, GA.
j R. L. DeLea, genl agt., 9 Whitehall
Chambers J. H. & Co*, 3}i WhitehaU
Clarkson L. A. & Co., 66>| Whitehall
Constitution Pub. Co., 34 S. Broad
Harrison J. P. & Co., 32 W. Alabama
i McDonald N. D. & Co., 53 S. Pryor
|Murray E. E. A; Co., 6^ WhitehaU
under Gkite City National Bank.
W.M
■*■ RAILROAD AGETTS.
Api^erD. W., ^ ^
36^ E. Alabama
Bostick A. C, 28 E. WaD
Bush F. D., 28 E. WaU
Greene T. T., 36 E. WaU
Harman C. E., 28 S. Pryor
Humphries G. P., 38 E. Wall
Johnston S. R., 3 6E. WaU
McCandless T. F., ^^^6 E. WaU
McPherson W., 28 S. Pryor •
Maloy J., 28 E. WaU
Mattison J. L., 36 E. WaU
MiUer M., 36 E. Wall
Murphy T. C, 36 E. WaU '
Sams J. A., 26 S. Pryor
Sharp M. C, 28 E. WaU
Trezevant W. H., 28 S.<i Pryor
Wiener C.N., 28 E. WaU
Wrenn A. B., 28 E. Wall
RAILROAIMS. ,
Atlanta & West Point R. R.,
32 Loyd
Central RaUroad,
95 W. MitcheU (See p. 63.)
E. Tenn., Ya. & Ga. E. E., ^ ^ ^
Office, 8 S Broad (See p. ».)
(Georgia Pacific R. R.,
Office, Markham House (See p. opp.
105.)
Georgia RaUroad, 32 E. WaU
*Grand Rapi4aA Indiana R. R^
(See pT56.)
Riehmond& DanyiUe,
56 E. Wall (See p. 64.)
Western & Atlantic R. R.,
Forsyth, cor W. & A. R. R. (See p. 66.)
t' Mxie Sura Pit thiits K wL
lUopt no trash G«il«d Miirta.
M and 13 Wtiitahall St
m —
If .. .J
^i'.- ■■■■ .^ . *■■- <.; , : ^j.
INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Everf cresonpgoi
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON, 36 Wall Street
PIA
90
POU
Scott H. Fm ^ ^
4A}4 Peachtree (eye, ear and throat)
Smith E. W. Mrs., 21 Leonord, J.
Smyth G. E., 23 N. Collins
Spratlin W. M., 365 W. Peters
Stodghill & Haworth, 7% Marietta
Stovall O., 102 Whitehall
Tiber F. F.,
(homeo.), 82 Decatur
TaUaferro Y. H.,
(Private infirmary for diseases of wo-
men), 170 S. Pi yor
TaUaferro & Noble,
170 S. Pryor
Thompson W. R. D., 285 E. Fair
Todd J. S., 303^ Marietta
Tucker W. J., 934 Marietta
Van Goidtsnoven E., 103 Loyd
Westmoreland J. G., 55 S. Broad
Westmoreland R. W., 55 S. Broad
Westmoreland & Howell,
67 Marietta
White C. A., 158 W. Peters
Wilson C.L.,
30 E. Alabama
Wilson J. D., 8 S. Broad
Wilson J. 8tainback, Dr.,
(Obstetics, nervous and sexual diseas-
es.) 14 Loyd
WooUey L. B. V., 303^ Marietta
Woodward A J., 27 Gate City Bank
Word R. C, 21 E. Hunter
PIAN08 AND OR&ANS.
Estey Orsan Co.,
39 S. Broad. (See front cover.)
Freyer F. L., 27 Whitehall
milips & Crew,
10 Marietta. (See front cover.)
Biehards S. P. & Son,
37WhitehaU
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Lovejoy E. W., I v^ • ..;lK
4 Marietta. (See p. 47.) .:'7<
Motes C. W.,
34 Whitehall. (See front cover.) ^
Fltchford D. C, 28 WhitehaOl
■ .*'-,
LaFontaine & May^
96 W. Mitchell. (See p. 62 and bottom
lines.)
Mabin J., 34 Ga., R. R *
Nace M. & Son, 285 Decatur
Ogletree, Robinson & Boyd, 26 to 29 N.
Butler
Perkins <fe Holliday, 19 Nelson
Terry Stephen,
136 E. Hunter
Traynham& Ray,
68 Decatur
i
PLASTERERS.
Thrower J. G.,
12 Loyd. (Seep. 60.*
k
PLOWS.
Ferguson & Blount, 11 Bartow
Southern Ag'l Wks, Marietta opp. MiUi
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTEB8.
J. A. G. BEACH,
PRACTICAL
PLUMBER!
^team anl ^a^ |iUef.
^ ^ DBALKR IN
Bath Tubs, Water Closets
WASH BASINS, GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, ETC.
11 East Hunter Street,
' ' t ATLANTA, GA.
All Orders promptly attended to and Satisfftctin
, Qnaranteed.
PLAHUfG MILLS.
Crankshaw H. A €••«
17i S. Forsyth. (See fly B.)
Prizzell & Co., 145 Marietta
€fate City Planing: Mill and Lumber Cb*^
Office 36 E.WalL (See p. 45)
■art F. W. & Son,
Fuller adjoining W.* & A. R. R. (See
baek paster.)
Beach J. A* G.,
11 E. Hunter.
Franklin H.,
74 S. Broad
Hnnnicutt A BelHnirrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Stewart A. P- & Co., 9 Whitehall
Warllck J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
POULTRY.
(QAMB.)
Bddleman G. H.,
Richardson, cor McDaniel
ElKST-OLASS LUNCH COUNTER D
under Gate CTity National Bank.
• *'"
no to W. X WILLINCHAM, 64 iEnHott,
FBI
RAI
PRINTERS.
(BOOK AND JOB.)
Atla N. P. Union, 24 S. Broad
CnesA.M.Mi8B,12W.Mitehell
Bennett B. F., ^
45 S. Broad _
Berffstrom A. M., 21 E. Hunter
ChSpher W. T. & Bro., 69>^ White-
haU ^ ^
Constitution Pud. to.,
Delbridge^C. L. & Bro., 110 Whitehall
Dickson H. H., ,
32 S. Broad
Bodson W. C,
33 S. Broad
Dunlop & Cohen,
13 and 15 E. Hunter _ , , ^
Harrison Jae. P. ife Co., 32 W. Alabama
Bevnolds T. S., 24 S. Broad ;
Scott W.H.,
14 W. Alabama i .
Sisson V. P.,
26 S. Broad
Winham E J-., 7 Whitehall
I PUBLISHERS.
Appleton D. & Co., of N. Y., 44 Marietta
Barnes A. S. A Co.,
Qiarles F. Weatherbe,
PUBLISHER OP
If attonai Publishing Co.,
SOS. Broad ^^' ^
Standard Pub. House, 27 to 29 S. Broad
Thayer <fc Boss, 40 Marietta
Union Pub. House, 23^ Whitehall
Tan Antwerp, Bragg & Co., , „ ^
C. L. Patton, agt., 9 Whitehall
t '
>* r .
W
PUMPS AND PIPES.
Anderson J. H., ^ . \ <
63 S. Broad , „ ^
Attanta Stone Pump, Pipe and Roofliig
Co.,
5 N.Forsyth
Hannson J. T.,
110 Whitehall - •.
Hnnnicntt & Belllngrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree ' :
DUPLEX
DIRECTORIES
Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Co-
lumbus & Macon, Ga.; Charles-
ton, S. C; Memphis, Tenn.,
AND
GEORGIA STATE GAZETTEER.
0mCB:13IASTliniTSIlST&KlST,
ATLANTA, GA.
R. L. DeLea, genl agt., 9 Whitehall
Chambers J. H. «& Co-, 3>^ Whitehall
Clarkson L. A. & Co., 66>| Whitehall
Constitution Pub. Co., 34 S. Broad
Harrison J. P. & Co., 32 W. Alabama
McDonald N. D. & Co., 63 S. Piyor
Murray E. E. & Co., ^}i WhitehaU
W.M
RAILROAD AGEHTS.
Appier D.W., ^^
36>^ E. Alabama ■:< . ■
Bostick A. C, 28 E. Wall
BuBh F. D., 28 E. WaU
Greene T. T., 36 fi. Wall * '
Harman C. E., 28 S. Pryor
Humphries G. P., 28 E. Wall
Johnston S. R., 3 6E. WaU
McCandless T. F., "6 E. WaD
McPherson W.,^28 S. Pryor
Maloy J., 28 E. Wall
Mattison J. L., 36 E. WaU
Miller M., 36 E. Wall
Murphy T. C, 36 E. WaU
Sams J. A., 26 S. Pryor
Sharp M. C, 28 E. WaU
Trezevant W. H., 28 S. Pryor
WinnerC. N., 28E. WaU
Wrenn A. B., 28 E. Wall
RAILROADS.
Atlanta & West Point R. R.,
32 Loyd
Central RaUroad,
95 W. MitcheU (See p. 53.)
E. Tenn., Va. & Ga. R. R., ^ ^ ^
Office, 8 S Broad (See p. 89.)
Geor^a Pacifl** R. E.,
Office, Markham House (See p. opp.
106.)
Georgia RaUroad, 32 E. WaU
*Grand Rapids & Indiana R. R^
(See p. 56.)
Riehmond & DanTiUe, *
56 E. Wall (See p. 64.)
Western k Atlantic R. R., ^ ^^ .
Forsyth, cor W. & A. R. R. (See p.^)
Sure
DUie Sura Pit Shitts at
Keeps no traeh oelled tnirts;
U and 13 Whitehall St
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m. isuRimcE
;:,yo"v^-
The "itLABITA HOUF OSURANClT CO.** Prospt,
Coii8erTatlT«9 Reliable. Basinet eoafined to Georgte.
REA
92
SAD
(See p. 43.)
(See top lines.)
(STREET.) ''
Atlanta St. R. R., 49 Line
Gate City St. R. R., 41 and 43 E. Ala-
bama
Metropolitan St. R. R., 56 S. Pryor
West End & Atlanta St. R. R., 51 S.
Broad
REiX ESTATE.
(▲GENTS, BROKSB8 AND DEALEBS.)
Acton T. M.,
136 W. Baker !
Adair G.W.,
4 and 6 W. WaU
Alfriend A. H., & Co., 44 Marietta
Bell M. A. 69 Houston
Cheshire E. D., 97 S. Pryor
Eddlemaa 6. H. & Co.,
55 S. Broad i
Elmore & Kroase,
20 Peach tree
Fowler & Edwards,
10 S. Broad
Frierson T. A., i
38 E. Wall
C^oode & Fontaine,
21 ^[3.ri6tta
Griffin & Pullam, 10 ^. Broad
HaUJ. T.&Co.,
12 W. Alabama
Hendrix & Osbom,
31 S. Broad
Knapp B. H.,
8. fi. Alabama. (See covers.)
Leak & Lyle,
37 Marietta
Lovejoy & Graves, 15 S. Broad
HeBomey & Soii^ . .
5 N. Broad ' >:
Biee & Wilson,
7N. Broad
Roberts E.M.,
18 S. Broad
Robinson J., 11 E. Alabama
Byan T. C, 11 E. Alabama
Sawtell I. Y., 5 N. Forsyth
Talley A. S., 12 W. MitcheU
West A. J. <& Co., 28 Peachtree
Willson J. S. Dr.,
11 S. Broad
Winter C. W., 28 Peachtree
i't'^--':''.
BESTAUBAHTS.
Baker G., c, 115 Wheat cor Calhoun
Ballard's Restaurant, Union Depot
Bishop J.. 45 S. Broad
Bnudett Bros.,
51 Whitehall (See p. 41)
Brown R., c, 56 Decatur '
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur ~
Coles R. E., c, 147 Marietta
Golden F., 72 Decatur
Hamilton B., Ill W. Peters
Iseley G. D., 238 Marietta
Kattenhom & Vignaux, 4 E. Wall
McCuUough E., 107 W. Peters
Massa F., 1 Marietta ^ ^
Mercer E., 3 E. Wall V%
Miller R., c, 50 Decatur '
Moss F., 146 Decatur
Nix J., c, 75 Peachtree
Rawlins Annie Mrs., 192 Marietta
Saul & Penna, 343^ Whitehall
Scott J., c, 132 Marietta
Solomon J. L., 22 Marietta
Thompson B. O.,
13 E. Alabama. (See fly A.)
Tripp E. Mrs., 274 Marietta
Ward R., c, 241 Marietta -
Williams H., c, 49 Decatur
BOOFEBS.
Atlanta Stone Pump Pipe and Rooflnf
Co., 5 X. Forsyth
Brings J. A., c
2 Lovejoy. (See p. 37.)
Ellicott, Stanchfield & Stone, 7% N.
Broad
Goodrich A. M.,
13 S. Broad. (See p. 42.)
Hannicntt & Beilingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Smith 0. A.,
15 X. Forsyth
BOOFS«
[IBON.]
Wilkins, Post & Co.,
li 489 to 527 Marietta. (See p. 58.)
BUBBEB GOODS.
Atlanta Bnbber Co.,
26 Marietta
^ ^ BUBBEB STAMPS.
[ MANTJFACTUBSBS. ]
Cox C. H., 7 W. Alabama
FAIBBANKS C. F.,
57 S. Broad. (See fly B.)
SADDLES AITD HABNESS.
Clark W., c, 47 S. Broad
Davis S. H., 46 Peachtree
Eberhart <t Poindexter, 9 W. Mitchell
Johnson J. L., 22 W. Alabama
Best shippine point in the citv for filling conniry
orders. La FONTAINE & MAY. See advertiseneni
■'-^- A^.^f,
■•> 'S'i'- ;r:
; '/>;.■« ?."'vr?-',Wi^
MILBURH ^ "«^^'^^^* ^ ^
A Mied Wagwi in thm Mukf^
SAF
93
*, SAL
lilbuni Wagon Co., ^ ^^ t .
39 to 43 Decatur. (See top lines.)'
Morgan D., 80 Whitehall
MoS^C. W. & Co., 96 Whitehall
Watts & Huflf, 91 WhitehaU and 98 S.
Broad ^ ^
Wright A., c, 83>^^J8road
SAFES AND YAULTS.
Clarke, Herbert & Co.,
20Loyd
SALOONS.
Arcade Saloon, 5 E. Wall v . •
Asher W. C, 148 Marietta
Askew J . , 210 Marie tto
Baer M. J., 231 W. Peters
Ballard's saloon, Union Depot ,
Bangert C, 66 E. Harris .
Bieser J. C, 216 Decatur
Bellenger James P., 498 Marietta and 64
Decatur
Bender F., 71 E. Harris ,.:
Bender W., 50 W. Hunter , ;;
Bom D . L . , 60 Decatur .r - ^ -»-
Blount & Co., 142 Marietta ::
Bronk Alvin, 240 Ira
Burke T.. 123 Decatur -
Campbell J., 44 S. Pryor
Carmichael J. H., 288 Marietta
Carroll O. C, 52 Decatur
Collier J. N.,*252 Marietta
Crawford V. B., 21 W. MitcheU
Cammings F., 76 S. Broad
Cnrran & Scott,
Gate City Batik Bldg, 31 E. Alabama
(See bottom lines.)
Domini A.,
123 Whitehall
Domini J.,
19 Whitehall
EmmelJ., 66 S. Broad
Faith J. F., 298 Decatur
Farrrell J., 215 W. Peters
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Fischer George, 62 W. Foundry
Flettrher W. J. & Co., 23 Marietta
Floyd & Smith, 3 Peachtree
Folsom L. B., 11 W. Alabama
Foster G. W., 62 S. Pryor
Francis T. L. & Bro., »()2 Marietta
Freel J., 128 Decatur
Flynn W. M., 313 W. Peters
Gershon A., 97 W. Peters
Grady S. T.,
63 fi. Alabama
Griffin J. L., 97 Whitehall
ganey H. P., 200 Marietta
Hentschel, G., 56 Decatur
Holland & Wilson, 164 Decatur
Hoi lis & McMahon, 5 Decatur
Huff L. H., c, 99 Decatur
Hunter John, 176 MariettSt '
Jentzen J. H.,
135 Whitehall ,4
Jett A. W., 8 West Hunter . "
Johnson B. C, 22 Marietta *3 ./
Johnson C. P., 48 and 50 Decatur
Johnson & Bro., 133 W. Peters ^ %
JoUv R & Son, 542 Decatur . v> :^c
Karwisch B., 449 and 461 Marietta
Karwisch H., 86 Decatur , _ :
Kellv J. & D., 152 Marietta . .; '
Kenny P. J.,
7 E. Alabama . '
Kenny k Werner, ^ * . >'
14 and 16 Marietta >^
KiJe W. C, 377 W. Peters
Loftis James A., 649 Marietta ' * *
McAllister A. A., es Marietta nr 0§^
thorpe Park ^ >
McCray & Stevenson, c, 63 Decatur
McDonald W. O., 324 Decatur
McGee J., 234 Decatur
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
Mabry M. J., 91 Ga. R. R
Maher M. E., 52 Peaelitree and 11 W.
Mitchell
Malone T. J., 61 E. Alabama
Mangum F. C. Mrs., 23 W. Mitchell
Marion S., 284 Marietta
Marion & Stafford, c, 98 S. Broad
Meehau P. H., 9 E. Alabama
Mercer E., 14 Whitehall
Moran James T., 422 Marietta
Morris & Murphy, Hi. and 117 Decatur
Mullins & Vaughan, 1:) S. Broad
Murphy M. K., 142 Marietta
Nally <& Maher, 93 Whitehall
National Hotel Bar
Niekless & Blount, 179 Marietta
O'Connor D. A., Markham *
Otis P., 33 Marietta
Owens H. P., 93 S. Broad
Pease O. L., 105 and 107 Decatur
Rackier T. H., 125 Green's Ferry Ave
Rich H., Wheat sw cor Tonge
Saloshin G., 131 E. Hunter
Schifferor M., 10 E. Hunter
Schmiltzer F. Elliott nw cor Magazine
Shields T., 118 Decatur
Smith William A., 454 Marietta
Smith W. D., 30 Decatur
Stient & Karwisch, 109 W. Peters
Stewart G. B., 167 W. Petera
The Atlanta, Ph. Breitenbucher,
32 Marietta
Thompson B. P., 482 Decatur
OAl^ OOiFFEiE'ANb PETROLEUM, go to PAINl.
BOWLANO II CO. • 4 II NorCklroad Mro9«.
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REAL ESTATES
SAV
oiT evei^ deeiertptioii. City
and OowLiitiry, f4>i- fnale by
A. FRIERSON, 3e WtOi &t
94 STO
TiUar J. A., 94 W. Peters
Toney John, 401 Marietta
Wallace & Vaughan, 56 Peachtxee and 39
N. Broad
Weaver J. K., 206 Marietta
Werner Herman, 399 W. Peters
Weinmeister C. J., 12 N. Forsyth
Williams J. A., 7 N. Pryor
SATING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Georgia ProYldent Assn.,
n% S. Broad j
SCALES AND SAFES.
THOMAS M. TATLOE,
PRACTICAL
^
ANTD REPAIRER,
Jo. 71 ^sTR^Tf^ Atlanta, Ga.
Railroad, Track, Wagon, Furnace,
Dormant and Portable -:
so A T iTSS.
COTTON BEAMS and COUNTER SCALES re-
paired, and warranted durable and accurate.
SEALS AND STAMPS.
Fairbanks C. ?., ^ , ,
57 S. Broad '
Cox C. H., 47K Whitehall .
SEEDS. i.
(IfHOLSSALS AND RETAIL.)
Johnson M. W. & Co.,. .^ >
27 Marietta
SEWING MACHINES.
American S. Maoh. Co., 70 Whitehall
Cunningham & Hennies, 85 Decatur
Household, H. C. Peeples, Manager, 99
Whitehall
New Home, H. Elleby, dealer,
57 S. Broad
Smith J. D. and T. F., 59 S. Broad
Tke Singer Mfg Co.,
42 Marietta
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.,
71 Whitehall
Wilson W.T.,gen>l dealer, 53 S. Broad
•II
and See the new
Bank.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Beckham S. F.,
84 Whitehall. (See cover.)
?rt A. F., '■:rm\:^^'f:f'
hitehall
SOAP MANUFACniRERS.
Ne|r W. C. <fc Co., 624 Marietta _
( SPICE MILLS.
Parkhurst & Donaldson, 74 Peachtree
STABLES.
(LIVKRY, SALE AND BOARDING.)
Hoffman J. J., 47 S. Forsyth
Jones W. 0. agt,
51 Loyd
Latham J. M., 24 W. Alabama
Miller & Brady,
16 Loyd. (See front cover.)
Redd J. F., :^ -r
54 to 60 S. Pryor
Russell J. W., 52 S. Pryor
Sammons & Cook,
83 S. Broad
Taylor Z. E., 24 to 28 W. Hunter
STAIR BUILDERS.
Beutell H. M., 11 Spring
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
MiUer J. & Son, 26 Calhoun
I STATIONERS.
Atlanta Book Store, 43 Whitehall
Lovejoy E. W.,
4 Marietta (See p. 47)
Lynch & Lester, 7 Whitehall
Phillips & Crew,
6 and 8 Marietta (See p. 57)
Richards S. P. & Son, 37 Whitehall
Thornton E. H.,
18 Whitehall
Wilkinson J. B., Broad se cor Alabam*
STENOGRAPHERS.
Briscoe A. C, 12i E. Alabama
CromelinR. F., 5 N. Broad
Dale G. W.,
42i Whitehall
Osborn G. T., U. S. Tourt House
Small S. W., 39 Pulliam
Tewksbnry W. K.,
44 Marietta
STOCK yards;
Union Stock Yards, Dairy & Mft C^t
E. T. V. & Ga. R. B. ^^
place under Q-ate (j^
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Shingles and Lime.
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95
UPH
STOYES. ;
Franklin H.,
74 S. Broad
Hull Vapor Stove Co., 27 S. Broad
Hunnicntt & BelUngrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Johnson J. H., 52 S. Broad
Stewart A. P. & Co., ^
9 Whitehall ^^
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
Wood W. J.,
87 Whitehall }. , .. -
SUN BONNET MAUFACTURERS.
Selig Bros. & Co., 15 N. Pryor
Wellhouse & Fleishel, 393^ Peachtree
SURGICAL INSTITUTES.
NationaKSurgical Institute,
30 and 32 E. Alabama ■" •
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Hernstein A. L., 13 N. Broad .v?
i TAGS. ^^•-■•.
Dennison Manfg Co.,
Boston. (See back bone and p. 40)
TAILORS AND REPAIRERS.
(see also merchant TAILORS.)
Carroll M. C, 1 E. Alabama
Cooper R., c, 37>^ Peachtree
Fain, H. C, c, 16 S. Broad
Finch W., c, 15^ Peachtree
Gusse D., 219 E. Fair
Huggins J. C, c, 23i Whitehall
Marcus Max, 16 Peachtree ^
McLean J. J., 56 McDonough
O'Donnelly J., 21^ E. Alabama
O'Neill J. J., 66J Whitehall
Koe A. E., 7 W. Alabama
Tischmann A., 81 Whitehall
Weaver N. G., 32 W. Peters
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Southern Bell Telephone Company, 21^
* Marietta
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
(MANUFACTURERS.)
Ergenzinger A., . ^
12 E. Hunter -^
p. 60.)
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
Pellegrini & Castleberry,
178 Chapel ^^i
' TICKET OFFICES.
(GENERAL.)
Mann R. D,,
Murkham Houee *
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
Hunnicntt & BoIIingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
TO^S. '
Goetting & Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Jack F. M. & Co.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 46.)
Saul L. C. Mrs., 36 Whitehall
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Ballard's Transfer Co.,
Union Depot
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Bandman J. C. & Co., 20}^ Decatur
Goodman, Barrett «fc Co., 30 E. Wall
Lieberraan, Kaufman & Co., 50 and 92
Whitehall
TE.IS AND COFFEES.
Dohme & Duffy, 88 Whitehall
Smith C. Jo., 251 Peachtree
The Great Atiantic and Pacific Tea Co.
76 Whitehall
Wolfe H., 85 Whitehall
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Southern Telegraph Co.,
43 and 45 S. Pryor
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
56 E. Wall
UNDERTAKERS.
Cargile M., c, 9 Mitchell
Coles S. A., c
162 Marietta
Hill M. W., c, 184 M.irietta
Howard D. T., c, 93 S. Pryor
Patterson k Bowden,
18 Lcyd. (See fly A.)
Swift C. H. k Co.,
43 to 47 Loyd. (See p. 61.)
UPHOLSTERERS.
Curran & Co-^ 102 Decatur
Ergenzingrer A.,
12 E. Hunter. (See p. 60.)
Latlirop & White, 46 Maiietta
Miller A. J.,
44 Peachtree. (See front paster.)
W.M.Scott
TEE xmsa mn mmsL
il and 13 Whitehall St.
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o:r every cle»orfptioii. City
A. FRIERSQW. 3t5 WaU &t
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TlUar J. A., 94 W. Peters
Toney John, 401 Marietta
Wallace & Vaughan, 56 Peachtree and 39
N. Broad
Weaver J. K., 206 Marietta
Werner Herman, 399 W. Peters
Weinmeister C. J., 12 N. Forsyth
Williams J. A., 7 N. Pryor
SAYING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Georgia ProTident Assn.,
73^8. Broad
SCALES AND SAFES.
THOMAS M. TAYLOfi,
PRACTICAL
AND REPAIRER,
Jfl. 71 ^TREExf^ Atlanta, Ga.
Railroad, Track, Wagon, Furnace,
Dormant and Portable
COTTON BEAMS and COUNTEH SCALES re-
paired, and warranted durable and accorate.
SEALS AND STAMPS.
Fairbanks C. F.,
57 S. Broad
Cox C. H., 47K Whitehall
SEEDS.
(WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL.)
Johnson M. W. & Co.,, .
27 Marietta '
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SILTER PLATED WARE.
Beckham S. F.,
84 Whitehall. (See cover.)
Pickert A. F., ; i^ ^
5 Whitehall
SEWING MACHINES.
American S. Mach. Co., 70 Whitehall
Cunningham & Kennies, 85 Decatur
Household, H. C. Peeples, Manager, 99
Whitehall
New Home, H. EUeby, dealer,
57 S. Broad
Smith J. D. and T. F., 59 S. Broad
The Sinfirer Mfg Co.,
42 Marietta
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.,
71 WhitehaU
Wilson W. T. , gen'l dealer, 53 S. Broad
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and See the new
Bank.'
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Neff W. C. & Co., 624 Marietta
SPICE MILLS.
Parkhurst & Donaldson, 74 Peachtree
STABLES.
(LTVEBY, SALE AND BOARDING.)
Hoffman .J. J., 47 S. Forsyth
Jones W. 0. agt, % i
51 Loyd - ^
Latham J. M., 24 W. Alabama
Miller & Brady,
16 Loyd. (See front cover. J)
Redd J. F., ^ ,^ ?l
54 to 60 S. Pryor
Russell J. W., 52 S. Pryor
Sammons & Cook,
83 S. Broad '^ ^
Taylor Z. E., 24 to 28 W. Hunter
' STAIR BUILDERS.
Beutell H. M., 11 Spring
Hart F. W. & Son.
Fuller adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
Miller J. & Son, 26 Calhoun
STATIONERS.
Atlanta Book Store, 43 Whitehall
Lovejoy E. W.,
4 Marietta (See p. 47)
Lynch <fc Lester, 7 Whitehall
Phillips & Crew,
6 and 8 Marietta (See p. 57)
Richards S. P. & Son, 37 Whitehall
Thornton E. U.,
18 Whitehall
WUkinson J. B., Broad ae cor Alabanw
STENOGRAPHERS.
Briscoe A. C, 12i E. Alabama
Cromelin R. F., 5 N. Broad
Dale G. W.,
42^ Whitehall
Osborn G. T., U. S. r^ourt House
Small S. W., 39 PuUiam
Tewksbnry W. K.,
44 Marietta
STOCK YARDS^.
Union Stock Yards, Dairy & Mfg Co.,
E. T. V. <fe Qa. R. B. ^
niace under Qate (iSy
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64 Elliott, Lnmber, LathB,
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STOVES, t
Franklin H., \ ;,
74 S. Broad
Hull Vapor Stove Co., 27 S. Broad
Hunnicutt & Belllngrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Johnson J. H., 52 S. Broad r
Stewart A. P. & Co.,
9 Whitehall
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
Wood W. J.,
87 Whitehall , o:
SUN BONNET MAUFACTUREES.
Selig Bros. & Co., 15 N. Pryor
Wellhouse & Fleishel, 393^ Peachtree
SURGICAL institutes;
National Surgical Institute,,
30 and'32 E. Alabama '
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Hernstein A. L., 13 N. Broad ^^ >^
TAGS.
Dennison Manfg Co.,
Boston. (See back bone and p. 40)
TAILORS AND REPAIRERS.
(SEE ALSO MERCHANT TAILORS.)
Carroll M. C, 1 E. Alabama
Cooper R., c, 37>^ Peachtree
Fain, H. C, c, 16 S. Broad
Finch W., c, 15^^ Peachtree
Gusse D., 219 E. Fair
Huggins J. C, c, 23i Whitehall
Marcus Max, 16 Peachtree
McLean J. J., 56 McDonough
O'Donnelly J., 21^ E. Alabama
O'Neill J. J., 66J Whitehall
Roe A. E., 7 W. Alabama
Tlschmann A., 81 Whitehall
Weaver X. G., 32 W. Peters
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Southern Bell Telephone Company, 21J
Marietta ' ■ ;'i''
TENTS AND AWNINGS. '
(MANUFACTURERS.)
Ergenringer A., * ,^ -
12 E. Hunter *- (See p. 80.)
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TERRA COTTA WORKS.
Pellegrini & Castleherry,
^ 178 Chapel ^c ' / ^.
TICKET OFFICES.
({GENERAL..) ^
Mann R. D.,
Markhani House
X
TIN. COPPEii AND SHEET IRON
• ^ ^ Workers.: t
Hnnnicatt & Ilellingrath,
36 and 38 Peaclitree - ^
TE.iS AND COFFEES.
Dohme & Duffy, 88 Whitehall
Smith C. Jo., 26^ Peachtree
The Great Atlantic and Paciflc Tea Co.
75 Whitehall
Wolfe H., 85 Whitehall
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Southern Telegraph Co.,
43 and 45 S. Pryor
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
56 E. Wall
- ^^ TO^S.
Groetting & Simeons, 50 Peachtree
Jack F. M. & (^.,
43 Peachtree. (See p. 46.)
Saul L. C. Mrs., 36 WhitehaU
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Ballard^s Transfer Co»,
Union Depot
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Bandman J. C. ct Co., 20>^ Decatur
Goodman, Barrett & Co., 30 E. Wall
Lieberraan, Kaufman & Co., 50 and 92
Whitehall
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UNDERTAKERS.
Cargile M., c, 9 Mitchell^
Coles S. A., c j
1^2 Marietta j
Hill M. W., c, 18^ Marietta
Howard D. T., ci 93 S. Pryor
Patterson & Box /den,
18 Loyd. (Se| fly A.)
Swift C. H. & Co.,
, 43 to 47 Loyd. (See p. 61.)
UPHOLSTERERS.
Curran & Co^ lOp Decatur
Ergenzinger A.,i
12 E. Hunter. ; (See p. 60.)
Lathrop & Whitd, 46 Marietta
MiUerA.J., \
44 Peachtree. ■■ (See m)nt paster.)
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Snook P. H., 7 and 9 Marietta
Treadwell Chas., 150 Marietta
VAfilETIES.
Antonio A. & Co., 69 Whitehall
Gate City Novel'ty Co., 19 Marietta
Goettin^ & Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Hagan T. J., 100 Whitehall
YETEROART SURGEOIVS.
Cook J. N., 83 S. Broad
WA€K)NS.
(MANTIFACTUBERS AND DEALERS.)
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co,Ga.R.R.,
nw cor Blotter
Bennett L.* 133 Decatur '■ i-r
Booth W. K., 76 W. Peters
Go den F. 3., 595 Marietta
Harwell & Smith, 79 and 81 S. Broad
Jarvis W. L., 44 Line , .;..
Miibnrn Wagon Co.,* ,
39 lo 43 Decatur. ? ' (See top lines)
WALL PAPER..
Chamberlin, Johnsov & Co. , - ; : '
66 aijd 68 WhitehaJl
Frank A., 110 Whitehall
Laihrop & White, 46 to 50 Marietta
McXeal W. S., 14 S. Broad
ManekX. M.«
27 E. Hunter
WATER COMPANIES.
Atlanta Water Works, 4 W. Wall
'.r:f
WATER COOLERS.
Hnnnicntt & Bellhigrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
WATCHES, CLOCKS A>D JEWELRY.
Bookoat J. M.,
101 Whitehall
Bollman W., 10 Whitehall
Cunningham W. E., 85 Decatur
Freeman & Crankshaw,
31 Whitehall
J. P. Stevens Watch Co., 34 WhitehaU
Fry Abe, 4 Peachtree
Hajnes W. A., 10 Marietta
Kelley B., 22 Peachtree
Law8he Er.,
47 Whitehall. (See p. 61)
Lindenberg W., 185 W. Peters
Piekert A. F.,
5 Whitehall
Plummer E. T., 17 Whitehall
Solomonson S. L.,
36 Whitehall.
StU80B F. J.,
53 Whitehall
WINDOW GLASS.
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Cooledge F. J. & Bro., 21 E. Alabama
Hart F. W. 30 S. Broad
Hart & Hewitt, 92 Decatur
Longley & Niles, 36 Decatur
Traynham & Bay, 68 Decatur
Trip«d A. P.,^
13 S. Broad. (See p. 49)
I WOOD DEALERS.
Balkcom M. C, 90 Elliott
Bell W. S.,
19 N. Pryor. (Seep. 39)
Bradley J. M., Fraser se cor Hunter
Buice *& Robinson, 299 Decatur
Bridwell W. W., 219 Decatur
Cater W. B., 103 Spring
Cheshire X., 138 Wheat
Donald J. C. & Co., 198 Marietta
Elliott E., Mays al cor Elliott
Fincher & Flncher, 251 W. Mitchell
Glover J. H., 220 Elliott
Guimarin, Milton & Co., 18 E. Hunter
Harris J. O., 141 W. Fair
Harrison & Bros., 31 and 163 Decatur
and 9 W. Fair
Hoyle W. E., Agt, 160 Whitehall
Huff H. T., 341 W. Peters
Kimball J. C,
rear 72 Marietia. (See front cover.)
Ladd L.E.Mrs., 45 N. Pryor
Liddell D. W., 156 B. Harriii
Livingston J., c, 89 Foster
Murphey R. A., 42 N. Broad
Rawlins T. G., 98 S. Butler
Stocks & Brazelton,
Peters cor Mangum
Truitt S. M., 195 W. Peters
Villard & Parsons, 135 S. Loyd
Walker Frank, a^
4 Wheat
Wilson J. C. & Co.,
7 Spring.
1 Wilson W. S. & Co., 24 S. Pryor
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ATLANTA and OXFORD, ANN^ISTON, BIRMINGHAM, DECATUR.
CORINTH, GRAND JUNCTION, MEMPHIS, LITTLE ROCK,
MERIDIAN, JACKSON, VICKSpURG AND
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MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS IN TE^^AS, NEW
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SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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I. Y. SAGE, General Supertntenilent.
Fur full infornuition on niteii, Schedules^ *c, adtireM
L. 8. BKOWN, G. F. and P. A.
Hinningham. Ala. ' |
G. q. JENNER, General Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.!
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ATLANTA DUPLEX DIRECTORY.
"VOXj. "VTII.-1SS4.
Names Arranged Alphabetically.
ab above
aoct accountant
adT adverUsemttnt
agt agent
al alley
asst aaslBtant
»v avenue
bet between
bey beyond
bds boards
bttjJT. bookkeeper
Wdg boil
e cOloi
elk clerk
com mer. . .oommieNilon merchant
eor comer
dep deputy
(lept department
ditt district
ASIWETIATIOHB.
Eor e .^Ml
68 east sWe
genl .\ general
ins insurance
Int. Bey Internal Revenue
J Jamestown
iunc Junction
lab laborer
mkr maker
mnfr... manufacturer
nr near
Norn. north
ne northeast
ns. ...north side
nw .....northwest
opp. opposite
PO poBtoflSce
pi place
prea preaidei^
jwin. principtf
r ; residence
R.1LS Baflway Mail Service
R. P. O Bailway Post Office
rd road
ret .'. retail
8. or 8 ....south
Be aoutheast
as «. south side
8w »outhwe8t
sec secretary
Bupt Boperlntendent
telopr tolcgiaph operator
treas treasurer
W. orw -^ w^e«t
W8 westside
whoL wholesale
wid widow
wkB.. works
AAR
105
ABE
A ARON N. JASPER, wks Atla Cot
■a. Facty, r 125 Marietta
I Abbey Dora V. Miss, r 20 Bartow
Abbey Ella C. Miss, r 20 Baitow
Abbey Emma V. Miss, r 20 Bartow
Abbey Julia A. Miss, r 20 Bartow
Abbey Mason E., boarding, 20 Bartow
Abbott Armetead T., farmer, r 36 Gil-
mer
ABBOTT BENJAMIN F., lawyer, ^%
Whitehall, r 36 Cone
Abbott Henry L., meter inspector, r 26
J Larkin
Abbott John K., policeman, r 25 Stone-
s wall
Abbott Lewis L., genl brokei#, 663^ E.
Alabama, r 143 S. Pryor
Abbott S. H. Mrs., boarding, r 36 Gilmer
Abbott Sibyl E. Miss, preceptress Clark
University \
Abbott William L., sec and treas Atla
Cot Mill Sup Co, r 227 Washington
Abeel Charles H., elk M. Ricb & Brosy^
r 40 Ivy
Abeel Nellie H. Miss, r 83 Ivy
Abel William G., supt Atla Gas Co, r 57
Cone
Abercrombie Hugh, elk T. M. Clarke <fe
Co, r289E. Fair
Scott
Dixie Sura Fit SMrts at SI.
KMpt no tTMh oalldd tlilrtt.
' II end 19 Whitvfisfl St
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THE tlUIITil HOME IISUIIIIIICE CO
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Insures Dwellingrs for 1 1« j
I years* Send for Rites.
ABE r
106
ADA
Abercrombie James A. B., trav agt Rob-
inson Bros., r 289 E. Fair
Abercrombie Thomas, elk J. Keely, r
289 E. Fair
Abemathy Frank, wks Sou Agl Wks
Abner Jamea F., barkpr J. B. Stewart,
r 206 W. Peters
Abner Jesse B., carx)enter, r 206 W,
Peters
Abraham August, genl mdse, 38 Deca-
tur, r 72 E. Fair ,^;.c^
Abraham Charles, bkkpr Regenstetn 4
Kutz, r 18 Cooper
Abrams Charles^ c. carpenter, r 12 Jen-
nings al ^1
Abrams John, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co
Abrams Robert, c, porter, 40 Whitehall
Abrecht Louis, jeweler Freeman &
Crankshaw, r 125 W. Baker
Abysinian Library, c, 38 Decatur
Acanthus, Miss A. M. Barnes, editor,
12 W. Mitehell
Ackerman A. J., blksmith, 79 Houston
Ackerman Charles E., carpenter, r 40
Chamberlain
Acree L. Mrs., boarding, 136 S. Forsyth
Acree Thomas J., elk S. D. Haslett, r
136 S. Forsyth
Acton Edward, elk, r 153 Mangum
ACTON THOMAS M., gen agt Atla Con-
stitution and real estate agt, 136 W.
Baker
Adair Augustus D. (Adair Bros. & Co.).,
r68 Washington
ADAIR RBOS. & CO. (A. D. Adair, Q.
B. Adair, G. W. McCarty and J. D.
McCarty), cotton and fertilizers, 27 W.
Alabama
Adair Bozeman, trader, r Queen's Ferry
av, W. E.
Adair Charles J., elk J. T. Adair, r 70
Decatur I
Adair Emma Miss, wks Elsas May & Co
Adair Forrest, with G. W. Adair, r Park
St, W. E.
ADAIR GEO. W., real estate, 4 and 6
W. WaU, r 461 W. Peters
Adair Green B. (Adair, Bros. A Co)., r
71 Washington
Adair Jack, with G. W. Adair, r 461 W.
Peters
Adair James A. (Adair <t Peters) r 56
Church
Adair John, cabinet maker, r 54 North
av
Adair Jordan L., cabinet maker Boyd &
King, r 56 North av
Adair John T., grocer, 70 Decatur
Adair Mary C, wid W. E., r 161 Fraser
Adair Robin, elk, r 461 W. Peters
Adair Rufus L., r Green's Ferry av, W.
E
Adair William L., elk Phillips & Crew.
r 56 Church
Adair & Peters (J. A. Adair and E. C.
Peters), Kennesaw Route ticket agte,
Union Depot
Adams Absalom Q., engineer W. & \,
R. R., r 230 Luckie
Adams Alfred, c, lireman Ga. Pac. Ry
Adams Bell, c, domestic, r 184 Wheat
Adams Belle, wid J. T., r 40 W. Simpson
Adams Cesar, c, lab, r 19 Henry
Adams Charles, c, wks SouAglWkgj
Mays al
Adams Charles E., elk E. T. Va. &Gi
R. R., b.}8 44 Walker
Adams C. E., elk W. & A. R. R
Adams Delia A., wid G., r 90 E. EUU
Adams Daniel, c, wks Atla. st. R. R., i
4 Jones al
Adams Dora, c, laundress, r 184 Wheal
Adams Eugene F., foreman ^. Damr
291 Marietta
Adams Florence A. Miss, teacher Mari-
etta St. school, r 291 Marietta
Adams Fred, c, porter James' Banlc, rlJ
Lowes al.
Adams George, c, wks W. & A. R. R
ADAMS H0&8E, Miss A. Adams, prop;
24 E. WaU
Adams Isabella, wid J. T., r 12 Biisii
Adams James A., upholsterer, r 7CulTe!
Adams J. N., conductor W. & A. B. B
Adams Jane, c, cook, r rear 23 S. Butiff
Adams John, c, lab, r 7 City al
Adams John W., c, porter, r 38 Fulton
Adams l^enora E. Mrs., r 291 Marietta
Adams Lorenzo D., drayman, r 22 Pine
Adams Mary, c, cook, r rear 70 N. Pry«
Adams Mary, c, cook, r 180 Wheat
Adams Mary Miss, wits Expo, mille
Adams Mary K., wid J., r 74 N. Calhoun
Adams Nancy, wid B. F., r rear 8 Henry
W E
Adams Pendleton C, r 18 Thurmond
Adams Peter, c, lab, r 21 Dover
Adams Q. B., sec, r 74 N. Calhoun
Adams Richard, c, train hand, A. W. I
R. R., r rear 23 S. Butler
Adams Roderick W., c, mason, r 106 Hu-
liard
Adams Rosa, laundress, r 39 Mays al
Adams Robert E., clerk, r 90 Ellis
Adams Robert H., carpenter, r 182 Lucloe
ADAMS SALLIE B. MISS, proprAdainJ
House, 24 E. Wall
Have an eye to Eammy^^mi |o to La FONTAINE & MAYj
for LUMBER, MILL WORK, etc. Telephone No. 38^
Write
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ALB
dams Samuel, wks H. Franklin, r 121 Aiken Eliza, c. cook, r rear Tonge
Chapel _^ _ _ Aiken Prank M., mason, r 36 Stonewall
Aiken Lucy, c, laundress, r 8 Lane
Ldams Si, c, porter, W. & A. R. R
Ldams William, c, r 39 Mays al
Ldams William T., packer, r 68 E.
Mitchell
Ldamson Gary, mason, r 56 E. Baker
Ldamson CharleSQ., gardener, r Hill Ist
n of Little
Simpson
Ldamson J. C. fireman, W. oe A. R. R
Ldamson William C, moulder, r 64 W.
Simpson
LdamiJon Willam E., wks J. A. Fischer,
rHilllst n of Little
Ldamson William R., watchman, r 54 W
Simpson
Ldamson Zach W., butcher and grocer,
262 Decatur, r 52 Bell
Ldcock Elizabeth JT., wid H., r21Bell
Lddie Warner, c, lab Sou Agl Wks
Ldldns Mary, c, laundress, r rear 10
Walker
Ldkinson Addle, c, laundress, r 210 E.
Cain
Ldkinson Ervie Miss, wks Elaas, May &
Co
Ldkinson Julia, c, laundress, r 107 N.
Butler
Ldkinson William, c, lab, r 45 W. Hum-
pliries
Ldkinson William, r rear 193 Chapel
Ldler Isaac, elk Wellhouse & Fleishel,
Ms Kempner House.
Ldler Morris (Elsas May & Co.). r 211
S. Pryor
Ldler Moses, junk, 85 S. Broad, r 203
Whitehall
Ldolphus Joseph, dean and physician
Eclectic Med Col., r McDonough
road
Ldolphus Joseph C, carpenter, r 9 Wer-
ner
Lenehbacher Alfred G., carpenter, r 93
Jones av
Lenchbacher Gk)ttleib A., carpenter, r 45
" . Simpson
Lenehbacher Gottleib X., carpenter R.
« D. B. B., r 90 Jones av
Lenchbacher John L., molder, r 352
Jlangnm
Lenchbacher Samuel N., machinist, r
^ Jones av
^gnew K. J., wid J. B., r 113 W. Har-
ris
Aiken William F., mason, r 36 Stone-
wall
Aimie Jonah, c wks H. Crankshaw & Co
Ainsley John U., r 13 Washington
Airy Daniel, c, former, r 159 Markham
Alton Edward, wks F. S. Stewart, r
country
A>ton Elihu H., wks AtU Cot Facty, r
country
Akers Abraham, c, lab Sou Agl wks
Akers Antoine c, lab, r ^W. Foundry
Akers Elbert, c, wks Markham House
Akers Frank P. H., bkkpr Akers dc
Bros., r country
Akers George W. (Akers & Broe.), r
country
Akers Giles, c, lab, r 95 W. Foundry
Akers James K. F. (Akers & Bros.), r
country
Akers James S., with S.' M. Inman A
Co., r 58 Washington
Akers John, bds 282 Luckie
Akers John H., printer H. H. Dickson,
r 159 Thompson
Akers Margaret, c, laundress, r 91 W.
Foundry
Akers Mary, c, laundress, r 97 W. Foun-
dry
Akers William, c, bib, r 91 W Foundry
Akers William T. (Akers & Bro6.), r
Mclver's sta
AKERS^ft BROS., (W, T., G. W. and
J. K. P. Akers), merchant millers, 22
S. Forsyth
Akins Hattie, c, l&undress, r rear 14 W.
Humphries
Akins William P., wks Terry Bros., r
330 Decatur
Akridge Geo. W., grocer, 43 Chapel, r
51 Tattnall
Akridge James D., driver, W. E. & A.
St. K. R [
Akridge Joel S., elk, bds 51 TattnaM
Albert E. H. Miss, teacher Atla^Bap
Fem Sem, r 35 Leonard, J
Albert George S., elk F. Bender, r 67 K.
Harris I
Albert WUUam J. (Black <t Albert), r 2>i
Marietta i
Albright Frederick, with A, Vif;^ r 5S
_ «r, W. Hunter >
Lpew William, farmer, r 61 B. Humph- | Albright Minnie, wid A., r 55 W. bun-
"^ ^ ter
rlS^i^^^™*" ^'^ ^>^^r, 51 Decatur, ' Albright Samuel A., wks Hminicntt ±
JJ^^^B.\int^T Bellingrath, r 55 W. Hunter
'^ in STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LkBb,
I
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAI^^iC
ROWLAND 4 CO. 9 & ll Nortli Broad Str^l '
r
I;
^« iv^" i-^:
*,
: 4
T. A. FRTERSON-^ifr:r^
ALB 108 - |.:^ALF
Albright Willie A., bkkpr H. A. Jnller Alexander Joseph A., pres Stone Ift
fl_ o^_ _ irt4 r^^^r^u*^^^ nranitA and R. R. Co.. 1 Whitehall »
& Sod, r 124 Peachtree
Albright WUliam C, engineer Moore,
Marsh & Co., bds 42 E. Mitchell
Albritton Sarah E., wid M., r 96 Jones
av ''^■^' ■» ■
Aldredge Annie, wid J., r W, Fair, cor
Chestnut
Aldredge John A., with J. Lynch, 125
Thompson '
Aldredge Nancy, wid S., r 127 Thomp-
son J ,,
Aldredge Nathan G., captain of police,
r23 Williams
Granite and R. R. Co., 1 Whitehall, ri
381 Peachtree
Alexander Joseph M., mer., r ThraaJHt,]
se cor Ashley, W. E. '
Alexander JuUus M., r 163 Peachtret
Alexander Junius, c, blksmith, Ivy,(»r|
Line, r Randolph, cor Highland av
Alexander J. M. & Co., hardware, #
WhitchalL REFUSED INFORMA-
TION
Alexander Lewis, c, lab, r rear 18 1.1
Gamett
Alexander Lewis, c, lab, r 188 Markhn
Alexander Lewis, c, wks R. & D. R.RJ
Alexander Marcus, c, lab, r 127 Ma*
ham iv
Alexander Mark, c, lab, r 118 E. Biker
Alexander Mark, c, lab, r 52 Foster
Alexander Martin, c, slioemkr, al bet
Fulton ^nd Richardson, 3d e of Fraser
Alexander Mary, c, laundress, r f ]
Yonge *V -
Aldredge Thomas P., policeman, r 111
E. Simpson
Alexander Alexander, optician 6 Jen-
Idns
Alexander Andrew, c, mason, r 20 (Jem-
unden
Alexander Anna, c, laundress, r 92 Fort
Alexander Bettie, c, laundress, r 2 Ga
RR
Alexander Clara, laundress, r 5 Tannre ^ig^ander Mary, c, nOrse, r 11 Beennw
Alexander Dennis, c, lab, r 152 Windsor ; ^^j^xander Mollie, c, cook, r 4 Kirk
Alexander Dosen, elk, bds Cannon House
Alexander Eliza, c» laundress^ r 3 Hol-
combe al /;■.•- t-^^-'-^^r.^?^^* .>. i
Alexander Eugenia Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty, r 165 Thompson
Alexander Frank, trav agt Beck &
Gregg, Hardware Co., r 150 Whitehall
Alexander Franklin, painter, bds 186
E^^&tt ' - i^^^^ -^'^^'^ -i
Alexander George, c, porter, W. & A. R.
R., r 8 Jones
Alexander Henry, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Alexender Henry, c, shoe maker 12 Ivy,
r 45 HUliard /f r.i#
Alexander Henry S., com mer, r 1 Cul-
ver, J
Alexander-Isaiah H.,c, shoe maker 4 Fra-
ser, r 33 Reed
Alexander James, c, lab, r 28 Brad-
bury * i-i
Alexander James, c, butler, r rear 242
Washington
Alexander Mollie, c, cook, r 4 Kirk
Alexander Mollie B. Miss, r 34 Cone
Alexander Monte, fireman E. T., Va.A
Ga. R. R
Alexander Pat, wks Atla Cot Facty
Alexander Robert, c, wits Atla Wagul
& Timber Co
Alexander Samuel, c, wks Globe Planw
Mfg Co., r rear 221 Rawson I
Alexander Sarah A., wid B.^ r 1S|
Peach tree
Alexander Thomas, wks Atla Cot Factf.j
r 9 Orme
Alexander Thomas A., elk, r Green'J
Ferry av, W. E
Alexander William c, barber Natio
Hotel, r rear 165 Jones ,
Alexander William, c, buUer R. SchmidL
r rear 71 W. Mitchell
Alexand'T William, c, porter, r 31 Hot
Alexander WUliam B., elk ConstitutiM,]
r 28 N . Forsvth
wasnmeion i ^o xi. x vier w.i . „
Alexander James A., saloon, r 33 N. Alexander William R., wks Atla lA
Calhoun
ALEXANDER JAMES F., physician, 62
Peachtree
* Alexander J(»hn, c, porter, J. J. Rich-
ards, r Terry n of Anderson
Alexander John D., R. P. O. elk, r 226
E. Hunter
Alexander John W., blksmith, R. A
D. R. R., bds 36.Boulevard
Alexander John W., contractor, r 266
Cooper
Facty, r 9 Orme „.
Alford Allen, wks E. T. Na. & Ga.K.fi-
bds 267 W. Peters
Alford Charles, c, wks Smith & Bearse
Alford Cora Miss, wks Elsas, >Iay »K w
Alford James, watchman, r 446 Mane*
Alford James, wks Buckshaw & K-ePe,
r 620 Marietta ^ „ _
Alford Joseph, collector, r 257 E/J^n
Alford Joseph B., carpenter, r 256 ^
Alford Mary, wid W. F., r 150JW.1
' T WTTTTKrdTTAM ^ ™i<^"' Lumber,
, J. W iMllJlullBJI Shingles and lima.
Lttthsf
ALF
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109
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AIM
^end Alfred H. (A. H. Alfriend &
Co.) r East Point
ilfriend A. H. A Co. (A. H. Alfriend &
J W. Buford), real estate, 44 Marietta
J_ William R., trav agt F. E. Block,
r 81 Stonewall
len Addie Miss, tailorese Max Marcus,
,r«0 Johnson
lllen Alexander M., bkkpr J. C. Wilson
& Co., r 193 Jones
len Alfred, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co., r 13 Beerman
Ulen Alice Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
LUen Amos, c, lab, r 178 E Ellis
Jlen Andrew, c, carpenter, r 387 Hous-
ton
^llen A. J., c, teacher, r 53 Rhodes
Ulen Bartow F., grocer, 224 Decatur
Lllen Beverly R., okkpr Johnson & Cav-
erly, r 166 Davis.
Lllen Columbus M., carpenter, r 148
Davis
Jlen Doc, c, wks Cotton Compress
Ulen Edward, c, wks Cotton Compress
Lllen Elisha T., grocer, lOJ McDonough,
r 98 McDonough
len Emma, seamstress, r 332 Wash-
ingtOQ
len Ernest, machinist, r 24 Smith
Hen Eugenia, wid C, r 29 Pulliam
Ulen Ewell, tinner, bds 24 Grant
len E. Calvin (Allen <t Redus), r 156
Alexander
len Prances, wid J., r 60 Johnson
len Frank D., elk D. G. Jones
Hen Fred L., elk N. C. Spence, r 40 S.
Bell
Hen Greorge, c, wks Harrison <fc Bro
len Greorge D., trav agt Langston &
Crane
len George W., inspector, r 40 Bell
len G. W. D., en^neer E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R
Hen Henrietta, wid S., r 166 Davis
ilen James, elk Ga. Pac. Ry., bds 485
Marietta
Lllen James, store keeper Ga. Pac. Ry.,
bds 485 Marietta
lien James C, elk, r 27 Moore
Hen James M., r 12 South
Hen James M., lab, r 2 state
^Uen Jane, wid F., r 9 Fulton Fcty
^Hen Jennie Mrs. wks Elf»as, May & Co
len John, c, lab, r rear 64 McDonough
len John, plumber, bds 61 S. Forsyt
Hen John, c, train hand G. R. R
u^en John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
^llen John S., painter Boyd & King, r
122 South
Allen John S. A., machinist, r 148 Davis
Allen Joseph, wks Fulton MiUs, r 9 FuW,
ton Factory. * ^ -
Allen Josie Miss, weaver Fultoiiv MillflL
bds 24 Grant "
Allen Julia, c, cook, r 52 Randol[^i
Allen Kate, c, laundress, r 4 Kirk -
Allen Layton, c, wks L. Bennett^ r 9€
Hurd
Allen Leak, c, laundress, r 377 Hoijistoa
Allen Leo, c, cook, r 2 NeWman al i '
AUen Levi, c, drayman, r 10 Liberty .
Allen Lionel R., trav agt Morrison, Bain
<fcCo., r aO Powers .'
Allen Lizzie Miss, wks Expo Mills^i
Allen Luke, c, carpenter, r 377 Houston
Allen Martha Mrs, dress mkr, r 24 Grant
Allen Martha Miss, wlcs Fulton Mills, r
9 Fulton Factory ij
Alien Mary Mrs.,V 10 Means h
Allen Minnie B. Miss, bds 485 MiMrietta
Allen Peaman, c, lab, r 28 Chapel
Allen Robert, wks Atla Cot Fcty *:
Allen Robert E., ins adjuster, r 58 Wash-
ington i*
Allen Sanford J., watchman, r 1^ Nel-
son i'
Allen SUvia, c, Uundress, r 20 Wells
Allen Solomon, c, porte), r 47 Jon«3s
Allen Sophronia, c, nurse, r 98 E. "Fair
Allen Van, c, coachman, r rear 31i Crew
Allen William, c, porter L. C. Saul
Allen William, wks Expo Mills ;|
Allen William B., engineer No. LJ, r 485
Marietta ||
Allen WiUiam F. (J. W. Franke'lA; O)
r 183 McDonough
Allen William J., wks Atla Cot FJcty
Allen Wyatt, c, lab, r rear 33 Martin
Allen W. D., watchman, Atla Ok MiU
Supply Co
ALLEN 'ik REDUS (E. C. Allen and R.
K. Redus) whol fruits, M Walton
Allen's Temple, A.M. E. church,, Clarke,
sw cor Eraser i '
AUensworth James, with Hughes; A Law,
Cooper Alford Mary, ^tdW.F.,rl50iU!!^M|JU =r= ^^ — -
I*RI V^TE ROOMS for Gentlemen,a^B W m SCOtt
the Bank Sample Rooms, cor. Alabama &PryorB"'" ■•■■ w\^v*fc
r 20 Powers si]
AUensworth Jennie B. Mss^fJMatron
Nat Surg: Inst, r 20 Foster ,'v
AUensworth John C, surgico niachinist
Nat Surz Inst, r 20 Foster ^ !
AUey Alvin R., physician, r42 Church
AUison Geo. W., Ub, r 107 Marin
Allyn Gertrude Miss, cUt The Bjadstreet
Co
Almand Augustus W., baggage-master
A-Ii Ry, r 21 Martin j
Almand Henry, c, lab, r 3 Irwifii
Almand Famelia, wid J., r 21 Ipartin
^:t^:
TBEiiMB inn Ftnup
llandlSWhitBlMllSt.
^.'yrrzrx9V»/^
' "«F"-' -i.'!p4gl*ll-V.v''J-i: *??*^'-^^*«"^ TTr"
ITUIITII HOME \mm CO,
C-A.FIT.AJL. #^00,000.
1 «>^ S. Broad St.
ALM
110
AND
Almand Tolltha F., wid A., r 32 Savan-
nah
' Alraand Webflter M., elk J. Keely, bds
311 Whitehall
Almon Albert L., grocer, 221 E. Fair
Alaover William C, printer, bds 35
Poplar
Alston Lemuel J., bkkpr J. W. Ward
& Co., bds 124 S. Pryor
Alston Robert H., opr W. U. Tel Co., r
159 Haynes
Alston Robeat W., R. P. O. elk, r Edge-
wood
Alston Susanna S., wid P. B.,r 27 Cone
Alston Thomas H., printer Journal, r
Decatur, Ga
Alston W.. c, wks W. & A. R. R
Alteneder Charles, carrier P. O., r 4
Foster
Alvin WUliam F., c, lab, r 144 EUiott
Aly John M., carpenter Atla Cot Mill
Supply Co
Ambrose Henry J., ticket elk R. & D.
R. R., r Luckie, se cor Mills
American^ Sewing Machine Co., W. A.
Camp, manager, 70 Whitehall
Amerson Rebecca Mrs., r 14 State
^ Ames George 8., trav agent, r 271 Peach-
tree
Amie Charlotte, c, cook, r 33 James
Amorous Martin F. (M. F. Amorous &
Co.) r 62 Wheat
Amorous M. F. & Co. (M. F. Amorous
and ) lumber, 48 Marietta
Amos Alexander, c, porter W. A. Taylor,
r 134 Ira '
Amos Jacob, c driver High tower & Hall-
. man, r rear 113 Peachtree
Amos Moses, c, driver, r rear 339 Wheat
Amoeai Anderson, fireman C. R. R., r 17
Hulsey
Anderson Aaron, c, janitor Storr's school,
r rear 104 Houston if .
Anderson Amanda, wid A., r 112 Davis
Anderson Andrew J., engineer W. <fe A.
R. R., r 12 Bush
Anderson Andrew V., elk J, A. Ander-
son A Co., r 72 Marietta
Anderson Augustus M., runner Ene.
No. 2 *
Anderson Benjamin, c, shoemaker, 6 S.
Collins
Anderson Bennett, carrier P. O., r 30
Howell ^
Anderson Bertha Miss, seamstress, r
23>o Marietta
Anderson Branch, c, carpenter, r 151
Markham
Anderson Catherine Miss, r 2 Jenkins
Anderson Clifford, attorney general
office State House, r Macon, Gra *
Anderson C. T., wid H. S., r 2 Jenkins
Anderson Ella, c, laundress, rrear 92 Mc-
Donougb
Anderson Ella, c, laundress, r 12 George
Anderson Floyd, c, lab, r 65 Port
Anderson Frank P., engineer W. 4 A
R. R., r 62 Newton
Anderson Frank R., printer B. F. Ben-
nett, bds 108 Marietta
Anderson Prank W., c, lab, r 131 E.
Cain
Anderson James, c, lab, r 8, Vine
ANDER80N JAMES A. (Anderson &
Bro.), recorder and lawyer, 16 White-
hall, r 92 Walker i r |^ s
Anderson James A. (J. A. Anderson &
Co.), r 80 Marietta
Anderson James A., Jr., bkkpr W. A.
Russell <fc Co., r 11 Peachtree
AIIDERS05 JAMES H., Empire En-
gines, down and mounted. Saw Mills^
Separators, Wind Mills, Corn Millg^
Gin Feeders, Condensers, Presses,
Plows, Pumps, etc., 63 S. Broad and 54
S. Forsyth, r 9 Pulliam
Anderson James R., painter W. & A. R.,.
r 25 Rock
Anderson Jane E., wid J., r 63 McDon-
ough
Anderson Jeff, c, blksmlth W. <fc A. R. R
Anderson Jennie, c, laundress, r 51
Henry
Anderson Jere, c, lab, r 134 N. Butler
Anderson Joel H.,clk, bds 59 Windsor
Anderson John, c, hackman, r 105 Tatt-
nall
Anderson John, c, porter Kelly, Rosser
& Co
Anderson John, c, waiter, r rear li
Washington
Anderson John H., elk John Ryan
Anderson John R., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r Ringgold
Anderson Jordan, c, wks Ferguson <fc
Blount
Anderson Joseph, molder E. Van Win-
kle «fe Co., r 7 Nelson
Anderson Julius, porter Al. Jett, r 32
Butler
ANDERSON J. A. & CO. (J. A. Ander-
son, J. H. Jones, W. B. Lowe), cloth-
iers and furnishers, 41 Whitehall
Anderson, J. W., carpenter E. T., Va.
<fe Ga. R. R., r 61 Larkin
Anderson J. W., wks Expo Mills
Anderson Lizzie Miss, wits Expo Mil 1
IaPOITAIII i MliT ^*" ^*^** *"^ ^^^^ "'^ Lumbw fatter than you can take
iW i yil i ilMlli m Sm l u away. Capacity 25,000 l^et per day. Telephone lo. 385.
5IIIIIPI JSUIJI IJIUIIH IflJIl
AND
111
^Milona, opH^n Waipona, Etc
TTaSs "
Anderson L. B., U. 8. Commissior, r
Bell wood
Anderson Mary Mrs., r 7 Newton
Anderson Mary c, laundress, r 8 Ge-
munden
Anderson Mary, c, cook, r rear 98 Mc-
Donough
Anderson Mary Miss, wks Expo Mills
Anderson Mollie, c, cook, r 86 Pratt
Anderson Patrick, molder. Sou Agl
Wks, r 7 Newton
Anderson Pink Miss, wks Elsas, May A
Co
Anderson Robert, fireman E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
Anderson Robert, lab, r 8 Vine
Anderson Robert, c, lab, r 198 Fillmore
ANDERSON ROBERT A., supt W. & A.
R. R., r 69 McDonough
Andrews Annie'Mrs., seamatieas, r rear
3 Henry
ANDREWS AH8LEY B., dothler, 16
Whitehall, r 94 Nelson
Andrews Bascomb, mer, r d4 Nelson
Andrews Caleb, c, porteif, r 91 E. Fair
Andrews Daniel, c, lab, r 33 Ella - r
Andrews Eddie Miss, r 313 8. Pryor
Andrews Elbert, carpenter, bds 20 MUlg
Andrews Ezra, bailiff U. S. Court, r 313
S. Pryor
Andrews Harvey, wks E. Van Winkle
A Co., bds 20 Mills
Andrews Jacob, c, wka E. T. Va. A Ga.
R. R.
Andrews James G., elk P. O. r 99 White-
hall t . ,^u^
Andrews Kate, c, cook, r 39 Foster- ?
Andrews Lizzie Mias, r 313 8. Pryor
Anderson Robert A., Jr. machinUt W. /Andrews Mattie Miss' teacher. Crew st.
& A. R. R., r 22 Capitol pi
Anderson R. Bennett, carrier P. O., r
30 Howell
Anderson R. C, asst train despatcher
Ga. Pa. Ry
Anderson Sanford, c, wks Harrison Bros
r 12 George.
INDERSON SAXON A., propr Mariet-
ta Paper Mfg Co (see adv.)
Anderson Sim, c, fireman Markham
House
Anderson 8. H., lab r 12 Werner
Anderson Theodosla Miss, as8*t bkkpr
M. Rich & Bros, r 175 W. Fair
Anderson Thomas, c, lab, r Martin, se cor
Little
Anderson William, carpenter, r S8 Hay-
den
Anderson William, carpenter, r rear
1 Henry
Anderson William, c, porter, B. H. Cam-
eron
Anderson William A., ticket auditor, W.
& A. R. R., bds 22 Capitol pi
Anderson William L., engineer, r 334
Fraser
Anderson William P., elk An'lerson &
Bro., r 21 Bailey
Anderson William W., (Anderson <t
Bro.), r 21 Bailey
Anderson W. Robert, (Kendrick & An-
derson), r 16 Walnut
Anderson & Bro., (W. W. Anderson A
J. A. Anderson), grocers, 147 W. Pe-
ters
Andre William E., pressman, E. L.
Winham r 22 Haynes
Andrews Allen, c, wks E. T. Va. A Ga.
R. R.
N. school, r 313 S. Pryoj)
Andrews .Squire, c, laB So'n AgU Wka
V
r 43 Victoria
Andrews Thomas J., carpenter, r 15
Leonard J.
Andrews William, c, laib r 167 Decatur
Andrews WUliam, ^, jfia E. T. Va. d;
Ga. R. R. I . >'.?%-
Andrews W. H., wks Globe PUnter Mfg
Co
Angler Alton, r 30 McDonoagfa
Angler Clarence, (Angier A Moody) r
69 N. Spring
ANGIER EDGAR A., lawyer and city
atty. 23>^ Whitehall, r41 Crew
Angler Elizabeth A., wid N. L., r 30
McDonough
ANGIER HUGH, city engineer, 25 S.
Broad, r 32 McDonough '
ANGIER & MOODY, (C. Angier and J.
N. Moody) genl. ins. agta. 22 Gate
City Bank bldg (see adv.)
Auglln John 8., elk r 213 Haynes .
Anglin Oliver G., farmer, r 104 Stone-
wall •
Annison George, wks Expo mills.
Ansley Catharine U. Miss, r 212 Jones
Ansley David H., with Sou Ry & Steam-
ship Assn, r 212 Jones
Ansley Edwin P., elk Ga. Pac. R. R. r
Decatur, Ga
Ansley Frank J., freight agt Ga Pac
Ry, Thurmond sw cor W d; A R R, r
Decatur
Ansley Harrie C, auditor, R. <£ D Ex-
tension Co., 2 Luckie
Ansley Jacob, lab, r 257 Richardson.
Ansley James W., carpenter, r 95 Pine
Wffl mWfflHd '« STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
ROWLANP 4 CO. • & H North Broad Str^t
Real
BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED
City Property, Farms, Mills, Unds, etc
T. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 36 Wall St
AXS
112
ARX
Ansley Jesse A., manager Georgia Land
and Mineral Co., r Decatur
Ansley Sarah G. Miss, r 212 Jones
Ansley William S., correspondent J. A.
Ansley, r Decatur, Ga
Anthony Adolphus, c, drayman, r 209
Martin
Anthony Anselm L., gardener, r 440
Whitehall
Anthony Ella, c, laundress, r 1 Holcomb
al
Anthony James N., engineer Ga. Pa.
B,yy T 144 liuckie
Anthony Joseph L., librarian jail, bds
287 E. Pair
Anthony Lena, c, nurse, r rear 252 W.
Peters i .
Anthony Martin, c, driver, r 120 Irwin
Antioch Baptist Church, c, 9 Wallace
Antonio A. A Co., varieties, 69 White-
hall
Apperson J. A., carpenter E. T., 7a. &
Ga. R. B I *
Appleby A. E^ news agt, bds 77 Deca-
tur
Appleg^te a., wks E. T., Va. & Ga. R.
R., bds 267 W. Peters
APPLE R DAYID W., gen western agt
C. R. R. of Ga., Port Royal and
Augusta Ry and Savannah Fast
Freight Li«e, 36>^ E. Alabama, room
4, r 25 W. Baker
Appleton D. A Co., publishers, of X. Y.,
44 Marietta j. ^ :».^ . lAu
Appleton George, cabinet mkr, r City al
Appling Edwin J., elk J. P. Babb, r
80 Stonewall
Archer Annie, c, cook, r rear 57 W. Qar-
nett i
Archer A. W., wks R. A D. R. R
Archer Calvin C, machinist R. & D. R
R., r 198 Decatur
Archer Jefferson, elk W. J. Wood, r 198
Decatur
Arraistead Frank C, elk Ga. R. R., bds
218 Hilliard '
Armistead Joel C, elk, r 218 Hilliard ^
Armistead John, mason, r Ponce de
Leon Springs
Armistead Mills, wks Winsliip & Bro
Armistead Thomas M. (Kelly, Rosser &
Co)., r Con vers, Ga t. :
Armistead William, lab, r 52 Johnson
Armstead William B., watchman, r 209
Luckie
Armstrong Andrew, lab, r 4Lane
Armstrong C. J. Mrs., seamstress, r 111
E. Hunter
Armstrong Gilbert, c, lab, r 178 Wheat
Armstrong Granville, c, lab, r Butler,
nw cor Baker
Armstrong Harry, elk J. Keely, r Pee-
ples, s of Gordon, W. E
Armstrong James S., depot master,
Union Depot, r 55 Irwin
Armstrong Joseph, r 103 W. Harris
Armstrong Joseph, lawyer, 65^ S. Broad
Armstrong Mack, c, brakeman, r 15 S.
Butler ^
Armstrong Susan, wld J., r 10 W. Gar-'
nett
Armstrong Wake, bds 188^ Decatur
Armstrong, WiUiam, grocer, 40 X. But-
ler I ! •
Armstrong William, c,lab, r Butler, n w
cor Baker
ARMSTRONG WILLIAM S., phvsician,
U Whitehall, r 126 Washington
Arnold Alfestus C, with Kimball House
Co., bds Cannon House
Arnold Annie, c, cook, r rear 1S4 S.
Forsyth |>
Arn-^ld Asbury C, watchman, r 12 S.
Bell
Arnold Dolly, c, laundress, r rear 77 Ga.
R. R
. , ^ , Arnold Eli, c, wks National Hotel
.no f ^^^^» machinist R. & D. R. R., Arnold E. H., lawyer, bds Cannon House
. ^ ^^^ ^^ecatur • ^ Aanold Fannie' Miss, wks Jas. P. Har-
Archer Mary Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
& Co
Archer Nina W. Mrs., propr Grant
House, 86 to 90 Whitehall
Archer Wm., elk, r 78 Tattnall
Archer William T., gardener, r 78 Tatt-
nall
Ardis Ella Miss, r 50 McDonough
Ardis Julia wid J. S., r 50 McDonough
Armistead Charies T., wks J. M. Haider-
man, r 218 Hilliard °
Armistead Edward, paper hanger W. S.
McNeal, r 218 Hilliard
rison & Co., r 22 S. Bell
ARNOLD FRANK A., lawyer, 69 E.Ala-
bama, Ixls 39 Pulliam
Arnold Garnett A., elk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 39 N. Pryor
Arnold Henrietta, c, laundress, r rear 77
Ga. R. R
Arnold Henry, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 16 State
Arnold James, e, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 16 State
Arnold Jane, c, laundress, r 226 N. Cal-
houn
_ ittcJNeal,r 218 Hilliard hoiin ' -«"""* ^~, ^ ^^" ^^. ^^
Always on KEgPine Old Kentucky Whiskies,
SV. jr. T^IT^T^Tl^ <SMI^4.]M[, 64 Elliott,
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Arnold John, c, carpenter, r 10 Pittman
al
Arnold John, carpenter, r 86 Wheat
Arnold John, c, lab, r 13.5 E. Harris
Arnold John, c, ab, r rear 16 E. Peters
Arnold Joseph, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co
Arnold Lawrence W., elk, McBride &
Co., bds 61 Marietta
Arnold Loretta, wid A., r 39 Pulliam
Arnold Lucy, c, laundress, r 4 Trenholm
Arnold M. E., timekpr Kimball House
Co., r Edge wood
Arnold Rachel, c, laundress, r 47 Chat-
t^hoochee ^k
ARNOLD REUBEN, lawyer 7}4 S. Broad,
r 266 N. Collins
Arnold Thomas D., collector Lowry*g
Bank, bds 39 Pulliam
Arnold Walter B., carpenter, r 150 Fill-
more
Arnold William, c, lab, r 7 S. Terry
Arnold William M., cabinentmkr 127 S.
Forsyth
Arnold William T., carpenter, r 8 Cul-
ver, J
Arrrington Addie, c, cook, r rear 293 Mc-
Donough
Arrington Bisha, c, porter, F. J. Cool-
edge & Bro., r rear 293 McDonough
Arrowood Jehu M., lawyer 7>2 White-
hall, r country
Arrowood Silas W., student, bds 60 Mc-
Donough
Arthur Edward, c. Jab, r es Hilliard 2d n
of Highland av
AsbeU John S., foreman Expo Mills, r
Oglethorpe Park
Agb^ll Robert L., clerk J. A. Loftis, bds
&49 Marietta
Asbury Dennis, c, lab, r .34 Man gum
Asbury Emily Miss, teacher Atla Pre-
paratory School, bds 38 N. Forsyth
Asbury James E., c, phvsician, 52 E.
Hunter, r 137 W. Fair
Ash Jennie, c, cook, r rear 69 Richardson
Ash Robert, c, blacksmith, 19 S. Bell, r
313 Mitchell
Asher W. C, saloon 140 Marietta
Asher William C, M.D. (Asher & Moore)
r 103 W. Baker
ASHER & MOORE, (W. C. Asher and J.
T. Moore), druggists, 212Marietta
Ashford William T. (Moore, Marsh &
Co.) r 9 Houston
Ashley Richard, wks Winship & Bro.
Ashlev Susie, seamstress, Ir 268 Decatur
Ashley Willis G., mer, r 35 S. Broad
Ash ton Stella Mad., r 19 S. Collins
Ash worth A. !£. Mrs., dressmkr, 142 N.
Collins
Ashworth John, carpenter, r 67 Alex-
ander ,T *
Ashworth Raphael T., ploraber, r 142 N".
Calhoun
Ashworth Thomas F., bkkpr A. J. Miller
Ashworth William S., watchman, bds
643 Marietta : J "^- *
Askea Eulu Miss, wfclf Fulton Mills, bds
5 Fulton Fcty
Askew James, saloon, 210 Marietta
Askew Peyton, c^ porter V. Dunning, r V
22 N. CoUins ' ' F^ '
Askew Thomas E., c, wks C. W. Motes, ^
r 53 Rawson *.
Askins Anna, c, laui^ress, r State al, nr
Corput
Atkins Elisba Clay (Atkins, McKeldin &
Co.) r West End
Atkins Emma Miss, wks Expo Mills
Atkins James, wks Expo Mills, r Ogle-
thorf)e Park
Atkins John W^ elk Atkins, McKeldin
6 Co ^^1
Atkins Joseph W. (Atkins, McKeldin A
Co.) r 185 S. Pryor •
Atkins, McKeldin & Co.(J.W. Atkins, H.
M. McKeldin and E. C. Atkins) whol
hats,24 Decatur
Atkins Maay Miss, wks Expo Mills
Atkins Terry, c, lab, r'39 Chapel
Atkins William, c, lab, r 104 Haynes
Atkinson Emma Mis%, dressmaker, r 321
Eraser
Atkinson Eliza A., >id R. A. L., r 69
Forrest av
Atkinson Lvdia K.,- wid W, D., r 435
Whitehall'
Atkinson 3Iary Miss, r 44 Church
Atkinson Mary, wid J., r 321 Fraser.
Atkinson Robert, elk, r ns Parker, 1st e
of Spring
ATLANTA BAPTIST FEMALE SEMI-
NARY, c, 35 Leonard, J. (see adv.)
ATLANTA BAPTIST 8EMINABT, c.
Rev T. T. Robert, pres., Elliott, nw cor
Hunter (see adv.)
Atlanta Benevolent Association, Mrs.
Mary Irbv, Matron, 81 Waverly place
Atlanta Bible Societv, 32 E. Wall
Atlanta Book Store, 43 Whitehall
ATLANTA RRA8S FOUNDRY, W. <fc A.
R. R. cor -Foundry. .
ATLANTA BRIDGE AND IRON WKS,-
Wilkins, Post & Co., 489 to 527 Ma
rietta
Atlanta Building & Loan Assn., 15)^ S.
Broad
/
W. M. Scott
MakesBest SHIRT t««rder-6 for |9u
Perfeet lit gvinuteed.
• 11 uid IS WhitehaD Street.
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Tow prop rty in the "ATLANTA HOME," and tktnhj pti*
ronlie a home eaterpriie, to keep yow money at home.
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ATLAHTA CT Y BKEWIN<^ CO., H. G. j Atlanta XurserieJ, M. Cole & Co prooH
re». Cha« Beerman, Trea«. of- Roseland sta, E. T. Va. & Ga. R R ^
ATLANTA CHAMBEB OF COMMERCE, ! Atlanta Newspaper Union J H \or
Pryorne cor Hunter i wood, manaffer,24 S. Broad
TLANTA Cr » BREWING CO.. H. G. I A - . , o. i>roaa
Kahrt, pre« , ^.
flee 3 Deea: ur, brewery, Harris, necor
Collins
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY, Ch. F.
Weatherbe, publisher, IS,^' E. Hunter
Atlanta Compress & Warehousing Co.,
Peters cor C. R. R. and Bell cor Ga
RR
ATLANTA CONSERVATORY OF MU-
SIC, Otto Spahr, director, 8 S. Broad
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, (daily and
weekly) U S. Broad
ATLANTA COTTON FACTORY, Rufus
B. Bullock, pres 170 & 172 Marietu
Atlanta Cotton Mill Supply Co., 6.>4
'Marietta
ATLANTA COTTON SEED OIL MILLS,
A. E. Thornt>n pres. Rob Thompson.
Jr., sec & treas., office 15>^ E. Ala-
bama
Atlanta Cutlery Works, B. D. Vittur
propr, 27 & 29 S. Broad '
Atlanta Elevator Co., Spriiifi: nw cor W.
<fti A R R ' *^ ^
ATLANTA EifGINEE RING CO., 37 Ma-
rietta
ATLANTA FEMALE INSTITUTE, Mrs
J. W. Ballard, prin. 141 & 143 Peach-
tree
456 Decatur
AUanta Flouring Mills, 35 <fc 37 Thomp-
eon ^
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO., J. H. Me-
caslin, sec. and treas. 21 Whitehall
ATLANTA HOME INSURANCE CO., R.
J. Lowry, pres. Joel Hurt, sec. 15>^ S.
Broad (see top lines)
Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent Home
81 Waverly pi , . '
^ Wh'^ h "*^^^"^ ^^ Penmanship, 66>^
-^TLiLNTA JOURNAL, (evening), 32 S.
^^Fwrnlfhall'"''"^^^ '^ ^^^"^^' ^^^
ATLANTA MACHINE WORKS, Mc-
Com 8, Meakiu & Co., 93 Ga. R. R.
Atlanta Machine Co., gin-saw sharpen-
ers, 2t S. Broad
AW^NTA MEDICAL COLLEGE, X.
Butler, cor Jenkins
AUanta Medical Register, 32 W Ala
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK, Jame^
Swann pres. Paul Romare, cashier, 15
Jii. Alabama
Atlanta Preparatory School, Miss Bun,
nie Love, prin., 33 Poplar
ATLANTA PUBLIC PRODUCE, COT-
TON & STOCK EXCHANGE, J F.
Curamings, pres. and manager, 37 S
Broad
Atlanta Republican, 55>^ S. Broad ,
ATLANTA RUBBER CO., (W. H. H
Peck and J. R. Lewis), cotton and-
woolen mill supplies, and rubber «)od»
generally, 26 Marietta
Atlanta Saw Works, J. P. McVey, suot
120 Marietta
Atlanta Soap Works, Wm. C. Xerf& Co
proprs., 624 MarietU
ATLANTA STONE PUMP, PIPE AND
ROOFING CO., Robson Bros., propr's
5 X. Forsyth '
Atlanta Street Railroad Co., E. C. Peters
supt., 45 Line
ATLANTA TALC AND SOAPSTONE M.
6 M. CO., Gate City Xat. Bank Bid's
Atlanta Turn Verein, 3>^ Whitehall
Atlanta University, c, terminus of W.
Mitchell
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co., A. D.
Bellamy, sec. & treas., A. Bellamy,
pres., Ga. R. R.
^456'K^u7'*''^'^^^^'^'^'P'^P''*^ ATLANTA WATER WORKS, W. G.
Richards, supt., 4 W. Wall
Atlanta Wire Works, E. Cavaleri, proper,
82 Peach tree
ATLANTA k WEST POINT B. R. CO.,
office 32 Loyd
Atwater Alexander, c, porter, Ballards
Transferee ' \^
Atwater Eli, c\ driver, R. A. Miirphey
Atwater Elijah, c, lab, r 54 Victoria
ATWATER HENRY L,, genl. agt., and
manager Sou. Branch, Milburn Wagon
Co., 41 Decatur, r 120 E. Peters. (See
top lines.)
Atwater John, c, driver R. A. Murphey
Atwater Samuel E., c, porter Frazier &
Morgan, r 252 Wheat
AT WOOD CHARLES S., business man-
ager Atlanta Journal, r 12 Wheat
Atwood Ella Miss, wks Expo mills, r
Oglethorpe Park
Atwood Thomas, wks Expo mills, r
Oglethorpe Park
Auerbach Joseph, trav agt, r 22 Cooper
Aughtman Jesse, lab, r 95 W. Fair
Aughtman WUlis C, baker, r 2 Fullers
of ln«ide FHiisli, at U FOMTAIME 4 MAY'S. Telephone No. 385.
1 Fin CMBB,
MILBURN TVAOON DEPOT
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Augustin Mary Sister, r 216 N. Collins
Austell Fannie C, wid A., r 80 Mari-
etta
Awtry John L., carpenter, r 13 Hiuml-
cutt
Awtry Maria J. Miss, r 11 Markham
Austell Refrigerator Car Co., 15 E. Ala- i Ayers Frank E., elk P.Jones, bds Mark-
bama
Austell William W., pres Austell Re-
frigerator Co., asfet cashier Atla Nat
Bank, r 384 Peachtree
Austin Bloomer H., acct, r 407 White-
hall
Austin Charles H., acct H. Castleman,
bds 33 X. Forsyth
Austin Harrison D., r 115 W. Simpson
Austin Isziac, c, porter Johnson & Cav-
er ly
Austin John A., collector A. G. Rhodes,
bds 119 Davis
Austin Mary R., wid T. H., r 58 E. Cain
Austin Thomas H. , elk, r 58 E. Cain
ham House
Aylett I^wis D., paymaster Ga P Ry, r
Birmingham Ala
BABB James P., com mer, 91 S. Broad,
r 87 S. Broad
Backus Elizabeth, wid G., r 77 Magazine
Backus G^orgiana, wid J. W., r 24 Maa-
gum
Backus Green F., mason, r 33 Mangum
Backus James M., mason, r 143 Rhodes
Backus John T., mason, bds 77 Maga*
zine
Backus Joseph, mason, bds 77 Magazine
Backus Manse, mason, r 72 Rhodes
Austin ^^illiam, c lab, r 212 W. Hunter Bacon Catharine, c, r 82 Johnson
Austin William E., trav agt, r 115 W.
Simpson
Austin William W., elk J. M. Lowe &
Co., r 101 Whitehall
Auten James W., student, bds 97 Mari-
etta
Auten Richard M.. physician, 97 M^ri-
e1^
Autry Aurelius R., butcher 239 W.
Peters, r 33 Brick
Autry Georgia Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Autry Gus, c, drayman, rl66 W^indsor
Autry Martin, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Autry Mary M., wid B., r 70 Ga R R
Autry Raiford, wks Sou Agl Wks, r
- 33HiUsav
Autry Sallie Miss, wks Elsas May & Co
Autiy Thomas J., carpenter Sou Agl
Wks, r 2<> Mills
Avant John A. Jr., student, r f5 X. Cal-
houn
AYARY ARCH, druggist, 73 Peachtree
AYARY A. & J. C, physicians, 71>2'
Peachtree
Avary James C, (A. <t J. C. Avary),
bds 66 X. Forsyth
Avary Moody B., with A. Avary, bds 68
X. Forsyth
Avary Robert L., elk A. Ayary, r Deca-
tur
Avary Thomas C, bkkpr A. Avary, r
Decatur Ga
Averett James M., elk J. T. Hubbard, r
35 Church
Averett Mary R. Mrs., r 35 Church
Avery Emma B. Mrs., r 10 Warren pi
Avery Isaac W., author, r 10 Warren pi
Avery John, c, painter, r 65 C R R
Awtry Edward L., elk D. H. Dougherty
Bacon Charles D., elk Hunnicutt & Bel-
lingrath
Bacon Robert A., broker 14 Whitehall, r
Markham House
Bacon Summer W., with Wyly & Greene,
r 110 Crew
Badger Chirles, c, porter P. J. Kenny, r
152 Ellis
Badger Robert H., c, dentist, r 18 Clif-
fonl
Badger Roderick, c, grocer 300l Wheat
Badger Roderick B., c, dentist 37}4
Peachtree, r 46 E. Harris
Baer Max J., saloon 231 W. Peters, r 111
Greens Ferry av
Bagby Daniel N,, capt police, r 25 L&r-
kin
Bi^by Lizzie, wid J. W., dressmkr 75>^
Whitehall
Bagby Jackson W., machinist E T V A
G R R, r 22 Laririn
Bagby Xancy. c, laundress, r 66 James
Bagby William K., planter, r 22 Larkin
Baggerly Olin R., printer J. H. Xor-
wood, r 26 Luckie '
Bagley Charles S., watchmkr J. P. Ste-
vens Watch Co
Bagley F., wks Sou A^l Wks
Bagwell Samuel G., (HarriscHi ami Bag-
well), rl05 Walker
Bailer Nancy, c, laundress, r rear 100
Pulliam
Bailev Alexander, c, mason, r 189 Clarke
Bailey B. F. Mrs., r 177 Marietto
Bailey Charlotte, c, nurse, r rear 25 W.
Garnett
Bailey Collier H., c, butler Mrs. Baird,
r 27 Glenn
mwm
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, blOES, LAROl
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND h CO. • 4 ll North Broad Street
INVESTMENTS ".?
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^* R«ai Estate for tale bv
FRIERSON, 36 Waii Street
BAL
Baker
Bailey Edward, c, wks Dudley & Wil-
son, r rear 242 Washington
Bailey Effie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Bailey Fox, c, porter H. F. Emery, r 13
N. Bell
Bailey Frederick, c, lab, r 6 Bettis al
Bailey George, driver, r 4 State
Bailey Henry, c, carpenter, r 31 Reed
Bailey James, c, porter W. C. Boggan, r
3 College - •^ *
Bailey Jeremiah, c, lab, r 35 Newton
Bailey John A., foreman E. Van Winkle
& Co., bds 36 GUmer
Bailey John F., driver, r rear 16 Henry
BaUey John H., trav agt, r 128 S. Pryor
Bailey Joseph, lab, r E. Fulton Factory
BaUey Julien T., bds 361 X. Collins
Bailey Laura T. Mrs., r 177 Marietta
Bailey Lena Mrs., r lOt Simpson
Bailey Lucy, c, laundress, r 1 Dewald al
Bailey Maria, c, laundress, r235 McDon-
ough
Bailey Mary Miss, teacher, r 55 Eraser
Bailey Mattie, wid M. C, r 55 Eraser
Bailey Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Bailey Robert D., wks Atla Gaslight Co
Bafley R. C. Mrs., wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bailey Samuel, machinist W. L. Fenley
Bain Donald, tax coUector, r 16 Connally
Bam Donald M. (Morrison, Bain & Co.)
r 282 Peachtree \ ^m-iT-^.
Baird James B., physician, m^ White-
hall, rll9E. Mitchell
Baird John M., fireman W. & A. R. R.
r 7 Rock *
Baird Mary L. wid J. B., r 119 E.
Mitchell
Baird, see also Beard.
Baity Daniel B., bds 39 Fulton
Bak Henry, physician 25 Brotherton
Baker Abbie Miss, teacher Atla Female
College, r 143 Peachtree
Baker Abel S., butcher 222 Wheat
Baker Allie Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
«Co
Baker Amos, wks S. Terry, r 12 Jennings
Baker Annie Miss, dresmkr, r 96 SimD-
son *^
B^er Augustus, c, engineer Markham
House
Baker Babette, ^id, C. D., r 457 White-
hall
Baker Benjamin, c, Ub, r 325 W. Mitchell
Baker Charles F.,shoemnfr, r465 White-
nail
Baker Claibe, c, candy wkr Loyd & Bro
^^ J • • ■
Bailey Davson, c, well-digger, r 66 E. Baker Clifton, butcher, bds 20 E. MitcheU
Baker Baker Delia MioR wpqvat ^ «>rtoi/ ^-
Baker Delia Miss, weaver, r 202>^ Ma-
rietta
Baker Dennis, c, shoemkr, r 75 E. Hum-
ries
Baker Edgar, clerk, r 63 Thurmond
Baker Eliza Miss, wks Expo Milla "^
Baker Fisher Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
&Co
Baker Francis B., elk Moore, Marsh A
Co, r West End
Baker George, c, lab, r 143 Markham
Baker Gus, c, restaurant, 115 Wheat, r 58
Highland av
Baker Henry G., tel opr, r 457 Whitehall
Baker H. Edgar (Smith & Baker), r 63
Thurmond
Baker Isaac P., watchman, r 253 Foster
Baker James A., c, shoemkr 80 N. Foi>
syth, r Ponders av
Baker James C, c, wks W. K. Booth, r
72 Randolph
Baker James O, engineer Ga. P. Ry., bds
140 Rawson ,^i
Baker Jane, c, laundress, r 305 Mangum
Baker Jennie Miss, weaver, r 202k Ma-
rietta
Baker John B., fireman W. & A. R. R..
r 23 TattnaU '
Baker John C. T., carjwnter, r 94 N.
Butler
Baker John J., grocer 395 Marietta, r 80
Plnm 4* *
Baker John M., engineer, r 64 Gartrell
Baker John W., r 16 Jennings al
Baker Minnie Miss, wks Jas P. Harrison
& Co
Baker Romulus, c, painter, r 62 Hilliard
Baker R. T., wks Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd
Baker Sallie M. Miss, r 119 E. Fair
Baker William, c, shoemkr, r 201 Rob-
bins
Baker William E., elk H. H. Bussey, r
253 Foster
Baker William F., trav agt Lamar, Ran-
kin & Lamar, r 8 S. Broad
Baker William H., lab, r 18 Jennings al
Baker William T., conductor, r39 Yonge
Baker WUliam L. Jr., r 9>^ Peachtree
Baldwin Charles W. elk, rl85E. Hunter
Baldwin Eflle Miss, wks Elsas, May <t
Co ^ ' ^
Baldwin Helen Miss, bds 207 Rawson
Baldwin Jesse, c, lab, r 3T6 Eraser
Baldwin Maggie Miss, r 35 Walnut
Baldwin Margaret, wid J. A., r 35 Wal-
nut
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OLD WHISKY-OLb BAKER.
r^-
Co to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 64 Elliott,
For aixy I£iiMl ol!* ]L«uiiil>e]r, I^^SLttim^ ISlaiii^lefli or
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Baldwin Mittie, hoosekpr, r 185 E. Hun-
ter
Baldwin Rebecca Mrs., r 41 X. Calhoun
Baldwin Robert, elk, r 185 E. Hunter
Baldwin William, painter, r 35 Walnut
Baldwin Edwin H., printer A. M. Berg-
strom, r 269 Marietta
Balkcom Marcus C, coal and wood, 90
Elliott, r 66^ Whitehall
Ball Anthony, c, porter T. C. May son,
r 43 Walker
Ball Celestia Mrs., teacher Storr's
School, bds 104 Houston
Ball EUza, wid T., r 15 Larkin -
Ball Ella Miss, r 589 Marietta
Ball Frank M., mason, r 586 Marietta
Ball Henry, c, lab, r ws Calhoun, 2d n
of North av
Ball John U., painter, r 55 Glynn
Ball Lucy, wid J., r 310 Whitehall
Ballard Adolphus G., manager Ballard's
saloon, r 47 E. Ellis
Ballard B. Walter (W. H. Lofton & Co),
b<l8 Union Depot
Ballard Henry, c, lab, r 2 Jones al
Ballard James O., elk Ballard's Restau-
rant
BALLARD JOSEPHINE W. MRS.,
principal Atlanta Female Inst, r 143
Peachtree
Ballard Lewis, c, baggage porter, r rear
28 Sugar al
Ballard's Restaurant, H. R. Durand,
manager, Union Depot
BALLARD TRANSFER CO., THE, W.
J. Ballard, pres; J. A. Colvin, mana-
ger. Union Depot
Ballard William, c, lab, r35 Valentine
Ballard William M., engineer, r 6 Henry
Ballard Williani W., with Ballard Trans-
fer Co., r country
Ballard Wilson J., pres Ballards' Trans-
fer Co and restaurant and saloon. Un-
ion Depot, r 47 E. EUis
Ballew Caliph J., canvasser, r 19 Foster
Balocchi Charles T., (Lagomarsino A
Balocchi), r 34^ Marietta
Bancom Lucy Miss, r 8 Fulton Pacty
Bancroft George, wks Winship & Bro
Bancroft George C, carrier P. O., r 23
-Whitehall
Bancroft John, wks Atla Soap Wks
Bandman Isidor C. (I. C. Bandman &
Co.), r 57 B. Peters
Bandman I. C. A Co. (I. C. Bandman, K.
Lieberman and A. Foot), trunk mfrs,
20 and 22 Decatur
Banger John, c, blksmith, r 105 Mark-
ham
Banger Charles, grocer and saloon, 66
E, Harris
Bank of the State of Georgia, F. M.
Coker, pres, 1 Marietta
Banks Amelia, c, nurse, r 66 Hilliard .^
Banks Charles, c, porter H. Lewis "
Banks Courtney, c, coachman, J. T.
Grant, r 90 Alexander
Banks Emma, c, cook, r rear 92 Walker
Banks Green, c, wkfi J. A. Davis, r rear
483 Whitehall
Banks Henry, r 113 Peachtree
Banks Henry, (?, lab, r 141 E. Baker
Banks Hugh, carpenter, r Bellwood
Banks James W., engineer, r 13 Rock ^
Banks Jerry, c, driver Tanner, Currier
A Heath
Banks Mattie, c, cook, r rear 494 White-
hall
Banks M. G., machinist, r 312 Decatur
Banks Patrick, c, porter, Adair Brothers
<fc Co., r 175 Richardson
Banks Peter, c, carpenter, r 58 C. R. R.
Banks Rob«»rt L., wks Winship & Bro.,
r W8 Williams, 1st n of Cox
Banks Sarah, c, laundress, r 179 Martin
Banks Simon, c, lab, r 179 Martin
Banks Wiley, c, lab, r 66 Hilliard
Banks William, c, lab, r 63 Richardson
Banks William L., jeweler, £r I>awsbe,
r 16 E. Pine
Bankston J. C, foreman citv chain gang,
r 82 Little
Bankston Minnie Miss, wks Elsas. May
& Co
Bankston Peter, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty.
Bankston Sarah, r 228 W. Fair
Bannon Charles J., salesman, bds Mark-
ham
Banshell A., upholsterer, £. T. Ya. A
Ga. R. R.
Banton John R., elk J. Ryan, bds 73
Marietta
Barber Eugene B., with M. C. So J. F.
Kiser & Co., r 58 X. Forsyth
Barber Horner G., bds 35 Poplar
Barber Middleton, c, lab, r 35 High-
tower
Barber Rose, c, domestic, r rear 365
^'heat
Barber Sarah, c, laundress, r rear 229
Jones
Barclay John F., elk r 66 Houston
Bargus Arthur, painter, bds 229 Mari-
rietta
Barfield Greorge, c, lab r rear 23 Castle-
berry
Barford Frank R., R. P. O. elk., r 264
W. Peters
I
W. M. Scott
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I NIL inommnUL) Co^seryatiye, Bellabe. BpHJiie^s eonfined to Geonria^
BAR
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Barford John, carpenter, r 236 W. Pe-
ters
Barili Alfredo, Prof, music, Atla. Fe-
male Inst, r 22 W. Baker
Barili Eraily Mrs., Grerraan and music,
Atla. Female Inst, r 22 W. Baker
Barker A. B., engineer, E. T. Va. ifcGa.
R. R.
Barker Brader, trav. a^. T. M. Clarke
& Co., r 426 Whitehall.
Barker Charles P. X. (Nelson & Barker^
r 230 S. Pryor
Barker Daniel W., carpenter, E. T. Va.
R. R. r 22 W. &. A. R. R.
Barker George, brick mason, r 14 X.
Butler
Barlow Samuel, c, lab, r Lynch al swcor
Anderson
Barlow Thomas, c, lab, r 115 E. Baker
BABXA THOMAS M., pres. Globe PUnt-
er Mfg Co., r 30 Merritts av
Barnard Franeis, trav agt, r 43 Pulliam
Barnard Jennie Miss, bd^ 181 McDon-
ou^h
Barnes Joseph, c, driver, r rear 34 Gil-
mer .!
Barnes Adelia, wid J., r 72'Pulliam
BAB!fE8 ANNIE ■. MISS, editor Acan-
thus and printing, 12 W. Mitchell, r
Salt Springs
Barnes A. S., retoucher, C. W. Motes.
B^es Bowman, c, blk smith, Atla st
R. R. \j^
Barnes Charle? H. (C. H. & R. B
Barnes) , r 225 Washington*
Barnes C. H. & R. B., (C. H. <$; R. B.
Barnes), lawyers, 20}.^ E. Alabama
Barnes Daniel B., printer, Constitution
Barnes Edward, c, wks R. <fc D. R. R.
Barnes Elliott, c, lunch room, 207 W
Peters
Barnes Emma, c, cook, r 15 Jenkins
Barnes Fannie, wid B. M., r 245 S. For-
syth
.^"rv/?"."^ P' ^ ^Vr, M. E. Maher,
r 77 W. Cam
Barnes Frederick, wks Withers & Hol-
land
Barnes Henry, c, wka Stocks & Brazel-
Barnes Jacob, c, lab, r ws Hilliard s of
Forest ave
Barnes Jane, c, cook, r city al
Barnes Joel, c, lab, r 410 Eraser
Barnes Joseph T., carpenter, r 203 W
Peter^ '
^^""^^ *^o^M * S""- ^^' ^' ^*r^^e« and
^o V.^^^^™^**^^' produce com. mers
20 b. Forsyth
Barnes Lewis, c, blk smith, r 207 W
Peters
Barnes Marv A. Mrs., r 229 Marietta
Barnes Mollie, c, cook, r 3 Lowes KX
Barnes Peter, c, wks WinshipA Bro —
Barnes Reid B. (C. H. &. R. B. Barnes)
r 225 Washingtan ^'
Barnes Rody Ann, c, laundress, r rear
91 Eraser
Barnes Rosa, c, cook, r 410 Fraser
Barnes ^illiara, c, lab, r235McDonough
Barnes William H., with J. J. Barnes &
Co., r 80 Mangum
Barnes William S., trav agrt Tolbert
Hoyt & Co., r Senoia, Ga ^ '
Barnett Amanda, c, nurse Dr. A. W»
Barnett Edward H. Rev., pastor Ist
Pres. Church, r 34 W. Harris
Barnett Henry L., with M. C. Barnett
& Co., r 188 S. Forsyth
Barnett Mark C. (M. C, Barnett & Co.).
r 188S. Forsyth
Barnett Marion (J. A. Watson & Co.) r
22^ W. Mitchell , ^'
Barnett M. C. & Co. (M. C. Barnett and
), whol grocers, 53 S. Pryor
BARNETT NATHAN C, Sec of State,
r 23 Pine
BARNETT SAMUEL JR., lawyer, 15*
S. Broad, r 16 X. Spring'
Barnett Stewart M., with Regenstein &
Kutz, r 23 Pine
Barnett Thomas, painter, r 131 Maffa-
zme
Barney Xathan, c, waiter Markham
House
Barney Thomas, wks L. H. Hall <fc Co
Barney WUliam O., messenger W. U.
lei. Co., r 12i Loyd
Barnhart Obediah, student, bdg 179 Mc-
Donoughl^
Barnhill Sarah Miss, wks Expo Mills
Barnum Charles, c, lab, r 70 W. Fair
Barnum Estelle, c, laundress, r 34 W.
Garnett
®i^l^? GEORGE S., genl fght agt
B. & D. R. R., 56 E. Wall, r 2 Forr^t
av '
Barnum Lee, c, porter F. M. Jack & Co.,
r 29 Houstfm
Barnwell Charles F., with M. C. & J. F.
OrAi,. w^n- w A r ' ^^r& Co., r 52 Gilmer
Order your Wmdow Fral^flne Inside Work, f , fWliiHi f«.« f ■ ■ » ■ p , .
Counters and Shelving, (Hard Wood or pIne) of LE 1111111111 I Mil Hft
THE j^JLBijp jj ^ ^^**"* ^"^^^ * "^ ^-
BAR
A ishad Wajgon fai fhe Ibrket
119
BAS
Barnwell Charles M. (C. M. Barnwell <fc ' Barry John A. (Moore, Marsh <fc Co )
Co.), r 117 S. Pryor r 93 Washington ^ '
Barnwell C. M. & Co. (C. M. Barnwell,W. I Barry Marv E. Miss, r 174 Decatnr '
B. Coffin), cotton brokers, 31^ W. Ala- j Barry Richard G., binder PhiUiDe &
bama Crew, r 132 S. Forsyth • ^r-
Barnwei E wks F. S. Stewart Barry Robert L. (Moore, Marsh & Co.)
Barnwell James A. M., conductor G^. r 39 W. Harris
Pa. Ry, r 127 Jones av Bart Eugene, machinist L. -Noizette,
Barnwell John S., wk-i Elberhart and
Poindexter, bds St. James Hotel
Barnwell J. Singleton, elk C. M. Barn-
well & Co., r 117 S. Pryor
Barnw^ell Newton T., runner Hook and
Ladder, r 28 S. Broatl
Barnwell Valentine T., trav agt, r 52
Gilmer
Barnwell William, student, r 52 Gilmer
Baron John, c, butler, r rear 211 S.
Pryor
Barr* Henry C, elk Sou Ex Co., r 226 S.
Pryor
Barr* Isaac R., with Maddox, Rucker «fe
Co., r 55 S. Forsyth
Barrett Alexander P., messenger Sou
Ex, r 96 Pulliam
Barrett Bailess, c, butler, r rear 54 W.
W. Forsyth
Barrett Charles A., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r 140 Mangum
Barrett C, wid G., r 17 Wheat
Barrett Emily, wid J. L., r 16 Bush
Barrett James E. (Goodman, Barrett &
Co), r 78 E. Hunter
Barrett John R., watehman, r 52 Mays al
Barrett Kennon C, messenger Sou. Ex.,
bds 17 Wheat
Barrett Robert T., buteher 318 Marietta,
r 22 Bush
Barrett Thomas A., buteher, 258 Mari-
etta, r 18 Bush
Barrett Vjison M., bds 15 Bush
Barrett William, mer., r 96 Pulliam
Barrett William W., elk J. J. Richards,
r 211 E. Hunter
Barron Henry W., printer Constitution,
r 55 S. Forsyth
Barron John M., printer Constitution, r
55 S. Forsyth
Barrow George, c, porter, r rear 133 N.
Collins
Barrow Hugh V., grocer, r 158 Ivy
Barrow Sandy, c. barkpr, r 23 Fraser
Barrow Thomas J., watehman Ceme-
tery, r 143 Foster
Barry Andrew L., physician, r 20 Cone
Barry Charles M., grocer 172 Decatur
Barry E. E., painter Atlanta Wagon and
^nmber Co
Barry James W., fireman W & A R R
r
T
IFIM"
Bell wood
Bart Joseph, wks Atla Cot Fcty, r Bell-
wood ^ n ^f'
Bartfield Sanniel, cafpenter, r 11 Orme
Bartrteld William, wk^ Ada Cot Fcty, r
11 Orme ^ ^'
B irtlan John, tailor Hii-sch Broa«, t 1Z4-
S. Forsyth ' • j^^^l*"-^
Bartlett Charles B., printer Hancock &
Collier, r 92 W. Fair
Bartlett Hattie, c, nurse, r rMur 186 W.
Peters
Bartlett Isaac E., r 92^ W. Fair
Bartlett Xathaniel M^ foreman Hancock
&> Collier, r 92 W. Fair
Bartley Benjiman, c, lab, r 12 W. Hum-
phries
Bartley Guy, c, blksmith, r 16 Battle
Bartman Simon, elk Regenstein & Kutz,
r 203 Whitehall
Barton C. O., watehman R A D R R
bds 512 Decatur '
Barton Robert H., watehman, r 512 De-
catnr ^ •■
Barton Sarah M. Mrs., r 98 Walton
Barton Thomas, bkkpr J. P. Bryan, r
112 Luckie
Barton Thoniaa, lab, r Bellwood
Barton William J., trav agt C. E. Kin«
&Co.,r 85 W.Cain
Barwald David, r 62 McDaniel
Barwald Morris (M. Barweil <fc Co.), r
16 E. Humphries
Barwald M. <fc Co. (M. Barwald and
— ), junk, 14 E. Mitehell
Bashlor Zenos L., carpenter, r 42 Pow-
ers
Barkin James, c, porter, r 11 City ai
Baskin Zachariafc, painter, r 46 Bush
Bass Addie Miss, r 235 Crumley
Bass Annie Miss, r 36 Tattnall
Bass Elijah H., c, elk P O, r 75 Terry
Ba?8 Eliza H. Miss, elk, Ms 33 Terry
' Bass Gate C, printer S»»u World, r 35
Tattnall
Bass Henry C, printer, ^ 35 Tattnall
Bass Howard L.^ printer, r 35 Tattnall
Bass Hubbard G., elk Chamberlin, John-
son & Co., r 292 Whitehall
Bass James H., engineer W. <fc A. R. R
Bass John, c, wks Oa. R. R
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD
OATS. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIN E
ROWLAND ft CO. 9 & ll North Broad Sto^t ^'
F
TITT X T I^m^ X T^IT ^^ every detiioflptioii^ Citv
K r A r .^ A " ««**<* Country, For sale by"^
l^i^JnL. i.U i Xl i 1-r T. A, FRIERSON. 30 Waii |t.
BEA
BAS
120
Ba8s Katie, c, lunch room 141 Marietta
Bass Mary A. E., wid W. F., r 35 Tatt-
naU
Bass Mattie Miss, r 235 Crumley
Bass Mattie, wid C, r 235 Crumley
Bass Rabun Miss, r 235 Crumley
Bass Richard, civil en^neer SW Marietta
Bass William A., prin Boys High School,
r country
Baswell John C, r 12 Jenkins
BATEHAX JEROME N., lawyer 21>^
Marietta, bds 61 S. Forsyth
Bates Edwin (Edwin Bates & Co.), r
New York
Bates Edwin & Co. (E. Bates, J. D.
Hightower and C. S. Kingsbery), whol
clothiers 26 Decatur
Bates Elizabeth L., wid J., r 58 Wheat
Bates John F., with Milbum Wagon
Co., r U3 Calhoun
Bates Morris, c. lab, r 25 Chattahoochee
Bates Rebecca Miss, r 58 Wheat
Bath Cherry, c, laundress, r 134 Formalt
Batten Robert G., with Thos. E. Walker,
bds Weinmeister Hotel
Battle Charles, c, porter Dr. H. F. Scott,
r 93 Jones av
Battle Eliza Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Battle George, wks Cotton Compress
Battle Hattie, c, cook, r rear 194 L'lckie
Battle John C, grocer, 137 W. Peters, r
13 Haynes (
Battle Lenton, c, carpenter, r Formwalt
nw cor Crumley
Battle London, c, lab, r Formwalt nw cor
Crumley
Battle Mamie C. Miss, r 13 Haynes
Battle Mary, c, laundrsss, r 282 Decatur
Battle Richard, c, lab, 282 Decatur
Battle Thomas, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Battle Thornton, c, packer Wellhouse &
Sons
Batts Addie M, Miss, r 71 Washington
Batts Mary c, laundress, r 42 Poplar
Baugh Jerry, c, wks Ferguson & Blount
Baugh Louis, c, lab, r 36 E. Humphries
Baugh Robert, porter A. A vary
Baugh William, c, wks Ferguson &
Blount ^ ^
Baughan Benjamin F., painter, r 51
Moore
Baughan Edgar, wks W. F. Jones, r
Moore cor Glenn
B^ghman A., engineer E. T.,Va. it Ga.
R. R
Bay less Benjamin S. (Hearon & Bayless)
r o2 Plum
Bayley Hattie E. Miss, r 259 Whitehall
Bayley Nellie L. Miss, r 259 Whitehall
Baylor Henry B. (Baylor & Baylor), r 124
Peach tree :-.-
Baylor Tilden G.(Baylor & Baylor), r 124
Peachtree
BATLOB & BIYLOB (H. B. and T. G.
Baylor), civil engineers and surveyors
7 N. Broad (see ad. index) '
Bayne Henry V., r 77 E. Garnett .
Bayne Ida W. Miss, r 77 E. Garnett
Bazzell John, c, driver M. C. <fc J. F.
Kiser
BEACH JOHN A. 6., plumber 11 E.
Hunter, r 144 McDonough (see adv. in-
dex)
Beach John F., messr W. U. Tel Co r
33 Hull
Beach John M., salesman, 99 Whitehall
Beach Paulina, wid S., r 230 Decatur
Berch Selina, wid S. S., r 230 Decatur
Beach Solomon W., bkkpr Sciple & Son
r 243 Decatur .^ '
Beadles Josiah, c, butler, r rear 123 Mc-
Donough
Beal*^ C. William, c, grocer 54 Decrtur,
r 85 Houston
Beale Daniel, c, wks J. T. Blunt & Bro
Bealer Alexander W., elk, r 26 Hood
Benler EmUy J. W. Mrs., r 26 Hood
Beall Arthur C, elk D. H. Dougherty, r
29 Houston
Beall Clarence, elk, r 206 Whitehall
Beall Elizabeth M., wid W. M., r 43 E.
Mitchell
Beall Lillie Miss, r 114 S. Pryor
Beall Lucy Mis.*, r 43 E. Mitchell
Beall Xoble, grocer, r 114 S. Pryor
Beall Samuel W., observer in charge U.
S. Si<r Office, over U. S. Custom-house,
bds Weinmeister's
Beall Sarah, wid J. L., r 114 S. Pryor
Bean Ada Miss, r 51 W. Garnett
Bean Charles J., guano mer, r 143 Loyd
Bean Emma J. Miss, elk W. H. Brother-
ton, r 307 E. Hunter
Bean Henry, cash J. Keely, r 50 Walton
Bean Robert L., foreman W. C. Dodsou,
r 49 Martin
Bean Robert M., brickmasoa, r 51 Mar-
tin .1
Beard James, grocer, r 59 Jones av
BEARD, SEE ALSO BAIRD
Bearden Aaron, barkpr Holland & Wil-
son, r 156 Decatur
Bearden Anna, c, laundress, r la Reed
Bearden Loyd, c, lab, r rear 415 Wash-
ington
Beardsley Charles, train disptr W. <fc A.
ii ~T-^^ «:c-= — R. R.^ r 255 McDonough
THE BAig-SAMPLE~ROOMS is the only
Pnvate Place in the City.
IJJZILLINGHAM
BEA
121
Ltunber, Lime^jtc
BEL
* •^
Beardsley Charles B., elk W. <fc A. R. R
r 255 McDonough
Beardsley May Miss, r 255 McDonough
Bearse Asa, elk Smith & Bearse, r Peach-
tree rd ' ^ ;^r»^;
Bearse Jerome (Smith & Bearse), r Peach-
tree i-d
Beasley Anthony E., c, R. P. O. elk, r
135 and 137 Houston
Beasley Carrie, c, laundress, r 108 Chapel
Beasley Emma, c, laundress, r 173 Fort
Beasley James, c, lab, r 6 Grady
Beasley Minnie Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co -^
Beath John ]Vr., maugr The Ga. Ice Co.,
r 26 Brotherton
BKiTIE DATID A*, pres. Union Stock
Yds. and Dairy Mnfg. Co., r 158 Mc-
Donough
Beatie John L., supt. U. Stock Yd and
D. Mnfg. Co., r 158 McDonouirh
^?.o*'.J^JI"''°' ^•' ^^P^ ^- A. Smith, r
loS McDonough
Beauchamp Edward, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Beauchamp Eliza Miss, wks Expo. Mills
m ^"li* George, wks A-L Ry yards,
r 91 E. Hunter *
Beauchamp John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Beauchamp Joseph, wka Atla Cot Fcty
Beauchamp Xewtx)a, wks Expo. Mills
Beauchamp William, wks Fulton Mills
Bcaufor.1 Sameul, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Beaux Frank, c, Ub, r 135 ^iTorth av
Beaver Jordan, c, chairmkr, r Bellwood
Beaver . .da Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Beavers Jane, r, laundress, r 22 Kinjr
Beavers Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bechtoldt Edward, r 8 Werner
Bechtoldt Emma Miss, wks Hancock ifc
Collier
Bechtoldt Josia Miss, elk J. M Hiirh r
8 Werner '
Beck Adam, c, lab, r 9 Means
Beck Adam, c, lab, r 35 Mavs al
Beck Albert, elk, r 63 Houston
Beck Alexander, trav agt, r 100 Richard-
son
«eck Amanda Miss, wka Expo Cotton
Mills
Beck Anna Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Beck Charles, elk Simons 4; Drummond
r 63 Honston
Beck Floyd, c, dyer J. S. Watson & Co,
r 9 Ira
Beck J. Frank (White & Beck), r 63
Houston
Beck Lewis H., pres. Beck A Gremr
Hardware Co., bds Markham House
y^'i^-rfom'^.
W. M. Scott
2
BECK & GREGO HARDWARE CiKi
^^J}^^ hardware, 2 and 4 S. Pryor
^^^^l^J^^\^'^ ^^P^ W.lf 'scott,
r 68 >i . Forsyth ^
Bec^am Eugene E., elk S. F] Beckham,
r West End - '
Beckham Emma, c, laundress, r 39 Hiffh^
tower . ?e*4^ ^ i.
BECKHAM S. FRED, genl housefurnish-
^Jl^^M^^.y ^°^ hardware specialties,
nfi^^'^Mi-'''^^^^^'^^- (See cover.
Beckham William, c,lab, r rear 57 Wash-
ington %,r
Beckham WillLnm C, c, shoemkr 138
McDaniel, r Bobbins
Beekwith Charles M. Rev., bu rate St.
«it?ii^ Church, bds 3 Forrest av
BECKWITH JOHN P. B., lawver 35)^
S. Broad, r 160 S. Prvor f Sue r»nvpr« \
BECKWITH. J0H5 ^W^ ST'eet;
^f ^T^ J' "^ ^- ^- Hecker &
Co, r 289 Luckie
Bedenfield Charles, printer, bds 132 S
Forsyth
Bedford Herbert, policeman, r 10 New-
ton
Beermann Charle8,treas Atla. City Brew-
ing Co., r 165 Whitehall
Beermann G. Charles (H. C. and G. C
Beermann), r 50 Peachtree
Beermann Henry. C. (H. C. and G, C.
Beermann), r 198 WhitehaU
BEERMANN H. C. A G. C, cigars, ttK
bacco newsstand and barbershop.
Markham House. 28 Loyd
Beermann Mamie Miss, r 165 Whitefmlt
.Jo S^l*"^*^ ^- ^'•- ^^^ '^' Schuman,
r 69 Richardson
Belcher Amanda, wid S., r 146 Mangum
Belcher Collins H., delivery elk C.RTr
r 146 Mangum '*
Belcher John, plumber, r 82 Chapel
io ^ rhpmas J . , wks Atla Gas Co., r
82 Chapel '
Belcher Sarah Mise, r 146 Mangum
Belden Thomas, engineer, bds 25 Mark-
ham
^Ry.':^r m"(^°>/k"^^ ^-^•
Bell Addie, wid J., r 110 Crew
Bell Allen J., r 31 Alexander
Bell Amanda, wid G., r 114 S. Pryor
Bell Barbara, c, laundress, r 16 Mc-
Donough
Bell Clark W c, lab, r 162 Windsor
S^ } S?™^** ^^^ ^ 72 B. Peters
Bell Ella, c, laundress, r 13 E. Baker
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at
Keepa no trasli called shirts.
II and 13 Whitehall St
! /•
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^*'
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THE mm HOME mSURlNCE CO,
Insures Dwellliifrs for 1 to 5
years. 8end for Bates.
BEL
122
BEX
Bell Emma Mrs., boarding, 67 X. Pryor
Bell Emma, c, laundress, r 13 Lowes Al
Ben Emily A., wid J. X., r 67 Pulliam
Bell Frank, agt, r 73 X. Collins
Bell George, c, lab, r 91 Bell
Bell Harrison T., elk W. S. Gramling, r
167 E. Simpson •
Bell James, engineer, R. & D. S. R
Bell James, grocer, 270 Marietta, r 3
Bush
Bell James, c, lab, r 158 Ford
Bell James L., conductor A. & W. P.
R. R., r 47 Windsor
Bell James X., match mnTr, 363 W.
Peters, r 233 Whitehall ^
Bell Jefferson, c, lab, r 158 Fort
Bell J. E., c, porter, Pullman Sou Car
Co
BeU Madison, r 50 Alexander
Bell Marcus A., real estate and atty at
law, r 69 Houston
Bell Margaret, c, laundress, r 158 Gray
Bell Marge nius A., lawyer, r 62 Fraser
Bell Margenia Key Miss, teacher, r 62
Fraser
Bell Marie Mrs., r 178 Crew
BeU Maria E., wid H. G., r 72 E. Peters
Bell Mary Miss, r 114 S. Pryor
Bell Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bell Mary, c, cook, r 18 Raspberry al
Bell Mary, c, cook, r 42 McDaniel
Bell Mary, c, nurse, r 158 Fort
BeU X. v., engineer, W. & A. R. R.
BeU Piroraig H., lawyer, 273^ Whitehall,
r 69 Houston
BeU P. Gervals R., with E. S. Ehney,
bds 79 S. Prvor
BeU Robert, c," porter, r 22 Clifford '
BeU Robert, c, butler, r rear 11 X. But-
ler
BeU Samuel R., r 62 Fraser
Bell SUas, c, driver, Morrison, Bain &
Co., r 326 Fraser
Bell S. L., conductor, W. A A. R. R.
BeU Thomas, c, porter. Cannon House,
r 2 Grady
BeU Thomas D., bkkpr, r 86 Hill
BeU Tbomas M., trav agt, J. B. Daniel,
r Cleveland, Ga
BELL WALTIB S., lumber, shingles,
laths, doors, sash. Winds and lime, 25
Ivy ; coal and wood 19 X. Pryor, r 69
Pulliam, (see page)
-BeU WUliam, c, wks Sou. BottlinirCo
BeU William, r Bellwood
BELL WILLLIM D., lumber and build-
ers' material, 147 Decatur, r 95 Pul-
liam
Bell William E., c, shoe maker, 32 W
Peters, r West End
Bell William H., elk, J. BeU, r 3 Bush
Bellah Emma Miss, r 97 EUi« -m i
BeUah Jefferson D., trav. agt., r 97 Ellis
Bellah John, c, poUsher, Walsh & Pat-
terson Bros., r 83 Magazine
BeUah Sarah T. wid J. W. r 97 Ellis
Bellah Willie Miss, r 97 ElUs
Bellamy Alfred, pres Atla Wagon and
Timber Co., r 120 Fraser
Bellamy Alfred D., physician, 120
Fraser
Bellamy Robert, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
* Co .- S;V-_.;;>,
Bellamy WUliam C, opium cure, 72
Wheat
BeUenger Dorothy G. Mrs., r 58S Mari-
etta
Bellenger James P., saloon and grocer,
500 Marietta and 64 Decatur, r 299 X.
CoUins
Bellew WiUiam, with Ristine, May &
Co
BeUinger WiUiam A., elk D. H. Dough-
erty, r 299 X. CoUins
Bellingrath Albert (Hunnicutt& BeUln-
grath), r 199 Crew
Bellingrath Mary, wid L, r 199 Crew
Bellingrath Herman, wks Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 87 Plum
Belleveau Dennie, trav agt, r 88 Jones av
Bellot Joseph J., wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R., r 76 McDaniel
Bellows Charles, fireman E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. B
Bellows Frank O., engineer E. T., Va.
& Ga. R. R.,bds 132 S. Forsyth
BeU«*haw John T. Rev., r 10 Trenholm
Belvin Samantha, wid G. H., r 97
Thompson
Bemis Edna, wid C, r 24 Luckie
Bender Charles H., butcher, 119 White-
hall, r Humphries, nr limits
Bender Frederick, grocer and saloon, 71
E. Harris, r 67 E. Harris
BEHDEB LOUIS, grocer, 65 W. Peters,
r 97 Thompson ^
Bender WUliam, saloon, 50 W. Hunter,
Bender William J., engineer E. T., Va.
& Ga. R? R., r 97 Thompson
Benedick Ernest, carpenter Atla Cot
Factjr 4
Benedict John J., elk T. J. Harper, r
Decatur
Benhan T. L., bkkpr Gate City Nat
Bank, r Forsyth, cor Fair
BENJAMIN BB08. & CO. (Sol. and S.
and M. Benjamin and J. S. Pinkus-
««„ **^i ^ * MAY, (Planing MO! and I^nmber Yard), are
Pra€ttoal Men. and personaOy Snpertntend Contraeti.
Telepn^ae No. 3$9»
Write
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FOB PRICES TQ Tmr jR^^j^g^
^^ ' BEK
^hn) whol cigars and tobacco, 17 S
Broad '
Benjamin Carrie MUs, r 26 Cooper
BEWAMIN JOHN S., ^nl mgr N. Y
Furniture House, r 42 LarkiH - -
Benjamin Lucy, wid J. S., r 42 Larkln
Benjamin Mary, c, cook, r 176 Decatur
Benjamin Morris (Benjamin Bros. A
Co.;, r Jacksonville, Fla.
Benjamin Simon (Benjamin Bros. <fc Co )
r 2b Cooper . ,*,- *'
Benuard Mary Miss, wks AUa Cot Factv
job printer, 45 8. Broad, r 67 Crew
Bennett F. M., watchman W. & \ r r
Bennett Ida Miss, r 67 Crew
R^nnfS i^*'*™'^'. porter, r 167 Martin
Bennett Laura Miss, wks Atla Cot Factv
Rpnn!S b ^"^-^ ^^^'•^ ^ ^- Butler
^ennett M., carpenter, r 209 Little
Bennett Thomas, r 145 Ga. B R
^ Bennett W., wks Longley, Robinson &
B^y^^^., carpenter, wks L.^
'""'^ "" " t laundress, r 197
^ c"o"^^ ^* ^*' ^^ ^*^ ^^^y ^- ^' ^ ^'
^CouS^'^''' ^- P^^^«i^» ^ Mc-
Benson Kiley, c, lab, r 126 Gray
Benson T. J., wks Exposition Mills
''^r.hr "-' '' ^'-. -- ^«»
Bent James, overseer chain ganir, r 2
Hunnicutt s 6> * -«
Bent John, bds 2 Hunnicutt
^imir ^''^'®'' ^'' machinist, r 13 Ten-
^mtl ^^'"•y* ^^Pente*-, r 10 Bradley
nin|^ R] ^^ ' "' carpenter, r 11 Jen- '
B^ntt^ T " T^ ^\ ?^- T. Trowbridge
Bent ey Lewis, c, Ub, r 25 Martin ^^
P^^f/ ^"^ K ' ^L' ^' restaurant 59 De-
i^S'J^ ^^^""^IJ^^P 20 S. Broad,
Bentley Tempy,
Chapel
^tTtur"^^"^ ^'* "^'^^^'•^ ^ 5^
B«^^n Maria, c, cook, r rear 62 Peach-
^^i^^R^ R^* ^»b"teher^rice>act»ry
Berchamans Mary Sister, r 216 ^, Coi-
Bergstrom Andrew M., printer 21 E.
.Hunter, r '24 Haynes
® n*^?;*^^T>*^^"^«»» ^P^ Rich. 4
W^^^Jn ^'r 56 E. Wall, r aaQ
^Whiteh^'^' (Heinz & Berkeley, r 328
Berkin George, c, lab, r 11 Bobbins
Berlin Kate, wid E., r 4 Brotherton
Berman J. Miss, teacher, r 112 Rawson
^Co ^' ^"""^^ Chamberlin, J^^a
Bernard Baltimore, wt^Atla Cot Fcty
BelKr"'^ ^''''^' ^' ^^^^"«' «•
^BeHwo^"^' ""'*''^' ^- ^<^^^r
Bernard Louisa Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Bernard OdUe, wks AtU Cot Fcty ^
Bernard Peter, machinist L. Noi^tte
Berney James C, bkkpr Atla Cotton
Exchange, r 64 Cooper
Bernhard Joseph, pattern maker WU-
kms. Post A Co., r 47 Hunnicutt
^IZ ??^^!?'» "' """^^^ ^ ^^^'^ ^^» Eraser
^rry David, carpenter, r 73 Rhodes
Berry Doc, wks Sou. Bottling Co
& h".?^w ^'' 1^^"^^' ^ ^ Ellis
Jjerry Harriet, c, laundress, r rear 108
rraser
r!^ ^^^'^^ ^» shoem^er 47 Rawson
Berry Hattie c, cook, r 83 Xew Wheat
sSth*"^^ ' ""' brickmason, r 142
Berry James M., painter, r 84 StonewaU
Berry Louise Mrs., seamstress, r 59 Val-
entine
Berry Lulu Miss, seamstress, r 57 Val-
entine ' »• '»*
BEBBY MABK, Boots and Shoes 12
Marietta, r 236 W. Peachtree
Berry MaxweU R., real estate, r 47 Wal-
ton '
Berry Minnie, c, cqpk, r rear 235 Ivv
Bentley OliveVk ,Tan^r V E &'a till ^"°^^.^' <«l»^' ^ ^^ ^T Pul]
3^^^^^^^^^. E. & A. Berry Rena Mis«, ^ks AtU Cot Fcty
Lumber Lf>»K« oil»„ ■ ■- ^ ^Pgrt^^ jeweler, r 17 W. Pair
umber, Laths, Shingles, Flooring, Wh^T^iine & HetailJ
Telephpne No. 3S5.
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T, A. FRIERSON
Read EsUte & Renting Agents
a6 £. Wall Street.
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Berry S. F. Mrs., r 100 Thompson
Berry William W., enorineer Ga. Pac.
Berry Woodson H., engineer R. & D.
R. R., r 14 N. Calhoun
Berry Zachray, c, lab, r ws Blackmon,
2d 8 of Forrest av
Berryman Mamie Miss, dressmkr, r
IO2V2 S. Broad
Berson Richard, c, carpenter, r 170
Markham
Bessar Charles, plumber, r 37 Hayden
Bessinger Samuel S., butcher, r 233
Jones
Bethea Eliza, wid P., r 23 Holland
Bethea Linton, trunkmkr, r 23 Holland
Bethel A. M. E. Church, 148 Wheat
Bethel Missouri, c, laundress, r 203
Clarke
Bethune Mary C. Miss, teacher, r 16 E.
Cain
Bettie William H., carpenter, r 30 S.
Moore
Bettis Joseph E., stock dealer, r 5 Bettis
al
Betts Frankie, c, laundress, r rear 8
Thompson
Betts M. J., wid W. E., r 64 E. Baker
Betts William, c, barber Xat Hotel
Betty Gilbert, c, mason, r 13 Bell
Beutell Huss M., stair builder 11 Spring,
r 41 Church
Beverly E. Mrs,, r 14 Castleberry
Beviii Samuel R., with Singer S. M. Co., r
17 X. Calhoun
Bewry Phillip, elk Atla. Compress, r
Thompson s of Hunter
Beyer Henry, elk M. Beyer, r 90 Dec,a-
tur " I.
Beyer Martin, grocer 90 Decatur " '
Bibb William C, r 347 Whitehall
Bibb WUliam C. Jr., tel op. E. T. V. &
G. R. R., r ^47 Whitehall
Bice James, wks Expo mills "' f '
Bice W. T., wks Expo mills
Bidwell John, c, wks R. & D. R. R
Bleser Jacob M., butcher, r 203 E. Hun-
ter
Bieser John C, saloon 216 Decatur, r
214 Decatur
Biesenthal Isaac C, with Reaenstein &
Kutz, r 186 S. Pryor.
Bigby Alexander, c, cook E. Mercer
Bigby John S. (Bigby & Dorsey), r
Xewnan Ga
Bigby Sinia, c, r 89 Fraser
Bigby & Dorsey (J. S. Bigbv and R. T.
Dorsey), lawyers 7% Whitehall
Biggers Stephen T., physician 553^
Peachtree, r 65 Luckie
Bigham James A., r 59 Gartrell -. %*
Bigham Leonora K. Miss, dressmkr, r
59 Gartrell %
Bigham Richard, c, shoemkr, r 53 Mar-
tin
Bigham Robert J. Rev., pastor 6th Meth-
Sdist Church, r 29 Pine
Bilbro Charles R. (Morrison, Bain <fc
Co.), bds Markham House
Billings Elizabetli, wid J., r 120 Gray
Billings Frederick S., r 7 E. Cain
Billingslea Lewis C, news agt, r 9&
, Walton
Billingslea Sallie Mrs., boarding 95 Wal-
ton
Billups Clara, c, cook, r 142 Thompson
Billups Laura, c, cook, r 142 Thompson
Billups Lena, c, domestic, r 142 Thomp-
son
Billups Robert R., agt Union depot, r
Decatur Ga
Billups William, c, wkg Harrison. & Bro.^
r 445 E. Fair
Binder Carl F., supt Ga. Chem. & Min'g.
Co., r Edgewood
Bingham Charles, c, lab, r 31 Bradbury
al
Binyon Thomas B., bill elk F. E. Block
Birch Aaron, c, blacksmith, r 1 Bettis al
Birch Henry, c, driver, r 5 G^munden
Bireh Matthew, c, butcher J. Kreis, r C.
R. R. cor Ice Factory
Bird Anthony, c, lab, r 107 Ellis
Bird Charles, wks Expo mills
Bird David, c, lab, r 31 Crumley
Bird Dolly, c, laundress, r 54 Chatta-
hoochee
Bird Edward, c, lab, r 31 Crumley
Bird Eliza, c, laundress, r 54 Chattahoo-
chee ' -I- -' j ■
Bird Emma, c, laundress, r 15 Trenholm
Bird Gaddis, wks Exposition Mills
Bird Henry, c, waiter Bramlett Bros,, r
142 Thompson
Bird Irwin, r 61 W. Harris
Bird Jack, wks Exposition Mills
Bird John S., grocer, 38 Marietta
Bird John T., wks Exposition Mills
Bird Lucinda Mi8S> wks Exposition Mills
Bird Mary, c, laundress, r 9 Holland
Bird Perry, c, driver Ballard's Transfer
Co
Bird Robert, roofer, r 154 Loyd
Bird Walter, c, porter A. M. Bergstrom^
r 31 Crumley
Bird WUliam, c, porter, r 105 N. BuUer
- BIRD, SEE ALSO BYRD
IMPORTED CIGARS always on hand, at tHe
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
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BLA
Birdett Lou Miss, wks Exposition Mills ; Black Martha, c, cook, rear 17 BeU
Birdett Maggie Miss, wks Exposition
MUls
Birdett Robert, wks Expo. Mills
Birdett William, wks Expo. Mills
Birdsong Albert, c, driver, r rear 282
Wheat
Bishop Charles, c, drayman, r 3 Holland
Bishop Charles, shoemkr, r 631 Marietta
Bishop Charles F., pressman Elsas, May
& Co., r 643 Marietta
Bishop Charles H., c, grocer, 158 E.
Harris
Bishop Fletcher, wks Elsas, May <fc Co
Bishop John L., grocer, 645 Marietta, r
631 Marietta
Bishop John V., boiler mkr Ga. Pa. Ry
Bishop Joseph, restaurant, 45 S. Broad
Bishop J. H., elk W. & A. R. R. office
rietta
Bishop Mattie, c, cook, r rear 55 Luckie
Bishop Reuben L., farmer, r 304 E. Hnn-
ter
Bishop Thomas, landscape photographer,
13 Leonard
Bishop Thomas L., private sec. Julius
L. Brown, r 629 Marietta
Bishop William H., cutter A. O. M.
Gay, r 103 Loyd
Bittie W. H., wks Longley, Robinson A
Co
Bitts Robert, c, lab, r 55 Hill
Bivens Legrand, c. driver, r 270 N. Cal-
houn
Bixby Asa B., genl sec Young Men's
Christian Assn, bds Grant House
Black MoUie Mrs., wks Elsas, May &
Co ^
Black Robert Lee, with S. M. Inman A
Co., r 109 McDonough
Black Sarah, laundress, r 50 W. Pair
Black William W. (Black & Albert), r
64 S. Spring ;k -
Black W. A., wks Expo. Mills
Black & Albert, (W. W. Black and W.
J. Albert), lawyers, 2 J Marietta
Blackburn Andrew, c, wks Atla. Bridge
Wks, r 8 W.Foundry ,
Blackburn Eli B., blksmith, r Jl Orme r
Blackburn Lizzie, wid B, P., r 105 S.
Broad
Blacker Charles B., r 44 W. Peters
Blackford Charles W., manager, r 87 J
S. Broad
Bishop Marcus L., lawyer, bds 645 Ma- Blackman Bentftrarii B., lab, r496 Deca-
tur
&D.
Blackman Charles C, flreman R,
B. R., r 19 Howell
Blackman David, engineer, r 5 Taylor
Blackman Hannah, c, r 2 Dew^d al
Blackman James, machinist R. & D. B.
B
Blackman James, wks G«u Pa. By, r 93
Jones av
Blackman John J., machinist Ga. Pa.
Ry, r 93 Jones av
Blackman John P., mason, r 200 N. Cal-
houn
Blackman Joseph, c, cabinet maker, r
207 Fort
Blackman Joseph M., engineer, r 51
Howell
?!^u^ Charles, machinist, r 17 Venable i Blackman Lillie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Bixby Francis S., engineer, r 17 Vena-
ble j-
Bixby Lucy, c, cook, r rear 75 Form-
wait
Bixb 7 Samuel, asst engineer Atla, Cot.
Facty, r 17 Venable
Bizien August J. M., prin. Walker St
SchodL r 93 Thompson
Bizzell Virginia Miss, r 53 Forrest av
Bizzell William D., physician, 9>^ Peach-
tree, r 53 Forrest av
Black Alice, c, cook, r rear 52 W. Gar-
nett
Black Elias, carpenter W. & A. R. R.,
r 35 Rock
Black Eugene P., agt W. & A. R. R., r
116 Ivy
Black Francis Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Black Joseph, elk, bds 16 E. Mitchell
Black Lawson, U. S. Comr, 61 E. Ala-
bama, r 64 Spring
Blackman Maria, c, laundress, r 195 Man-
gum
Blackman Rosa Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Blackman Thomas J., engineer Gra. B.
R., r 6 Savannah
Blackman William, machinist R. <& D.
R. R
Blackman William, wks Fulton Mills
Blackmore Thomas, printer Constitution,
r 110 Peachtree
Blacknall Susie E. Miss, r W. Peters,
W. E '
Blacknall Thomas, genl agt Durham
Tobacco, 9, W. Alabama, r W. E
Blackshear J. N., c, R. P. O. elk |
Blackstock John, wks Huzza Trttnk
Facty, r 86 Venable
Blackwell Isabella Miss, seamstress, r 3
Plum
Blair Charles A., c, physician, r 99 Deca^
tur
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M film CO. "* """*"'*"'' "'«"'■
Blair Joseph, wks Exjw. Mills
Blair Joseph, c, porter, r 57 Rawson
Blair Richard C, boilor mkr, r 149
Windsor
Blake Andrew, c, wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R., r rear 78 Decatur
Blake Annie, c, laundress, r 13 Tren-
holm
Blake A. A., c, R. P. O. elk, r 34 Decatur
Blake Florence, c, seamstress, r 47 Val-
entine
Blake George, pressman Jas. P. Harri-
son & Co
Blake George S., joiner W. R. Lester, r
71 Plum
Blake Henry E., porter, r 277 Fraser
Blake Ida, c, cook, r rear 26 Brotherton
Blake Joseph, c, brakeman W. & A. R. R
Blake Mary, c, hiundress, r 94 Bell
Blake Mollie, c, laundress, r 37 Hill's av
Blake Thomas H., c (Blake & Graham),
r 277 W. Peters
Blake & Graham, c (T. H. Blake and J.
W.Graham), grocers, 277 W. Peters
Blakely Charles, c, shoemkr, 184 Mari-
etta, r 159 ]Sr. Butler
Blakely Joseph, c, lab, r 66 Richmond
Blalock Ada, c, laundress, r 65 Yonge
Blalock Charles, c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Blalock Grace, c, nurse, r rear 55 Irwin
Blalock Gus, c, lab, r rear 133 N. Butler
Blalock Moses, c, driver D. R. Evans, r
69 Yonge
Blalock Robert J., trav act Howard.
Wood&Co I '
Blanch Geor^, c, carpenter, r 69 Irwin
Blanch Mattie, c, laundress, r 213 E.
Cain
Blanchard Edward R., contractor, r 106
N.Calhoun ^
Blanchard John, c, waiter Markham, r 3
Raspberry al
Blanchard Moses C, ina., r 146 W.
MitcheU
Blanchard Waid H., conductor W. A A.
R. R., r 262 Marietta
Bland Mary F., c, laundress, r 47 Mar-
tin
Blandford Mark H., judge Supreme
Court, r 77i S. Broad
Blankinship J. A., wks Sou. Agl Wks,
r Bellwood ® *
Blankinship Lizzie Miss, wks Expo.
Mills *^
Blankinship Sarah Miss, wks Expo MiUs
Blanton Benjamm, c, lab, r 29 Biff^ers
Blanton Clara, c, laundreis, r 94 SiSrar al
Blanton Thomas, c, waiter Grant House
Bleckley Kate Miss, r 187 Peachtree
Beveled, Square- Edgedand Novelty
Bleckley Logan E., lawyer, r 187 Peach-
tree
Bledsoe Lee, c, lab, r 9 Tumlin . |
Bledsoe Silas, c, blksmith W. Daniel r
Bellwood '
BLEIBORN HENRY, manager J. M
Brunswick & Balke Co., 22 Decatur'
rlSOS. Forsyth a -^ '
Blevins Tobe, fireman E. T., Va, &, Ga
R Ti *
Bliem Herman (Bliem & Leyh), r 143
W. Peters
Bliem <fc Leyh (H. Bliem and C. Leyh)i
bakers, 143 W. Peters *
Bliley Frank X., carpenter, W. & A. R.
R^ r 83 N.Calhoun
Block E. P., elk, W. & A. R. R.
Blodeett John F., R. P. O. elk, r 69
Fairlie . - ^ '
Block Frank E., candy and cracker
mnfr, 35 E. Alabama, r 424 Peachtree
Block Maud Mad, r 13 S. Collins
Blocker Daniel W., carpenter, r 48
Yonge
Blocker Oscar J., wks Elsas, May & Co.»
Blood Balm Co., 78>^ Whitehall
Bloodwood Charles, elk, 66>^ WhitehaD
Bloodworth Emilie Mrs., dressmaker.
bds 84 Ellis
Blootlworth Herbert R., bkkpr, James'
Bank, r 200 Jones
Bloodworth Jason G., bkkpr, Atia Com-
press, r 96 Pulliam
Bloodworth Litt J., bkkpr, M. F. Amo-
raus & Co., r 96 Pulliam
Bloodworth T. H. P., elk, r 200 Jones
Bloomfield Elizabeth, wid M., r 79 E.
Hunter
Bloomingdale Charles R., wks cemetery,
r 18 Howell
Bloomington Dollie Miss, wks Expo
Mills ^
Blount Adolphus, c, lab, r 317 Mangum
Blount Bartow M., (Ferguson A Blount),
r 132 Spring
Blount Francis M., contractor, 12 W.
Mitchell, r West End
Blount Harry P. (J. T. Blount & Bro),
r 24 Wheat
Blount Jennie Miss, r 132 Spring
Blount John (Blount A Co. and Nick-
less <fe Blount), bds 101 Walton
Blount John T. (Ferguson & Blount
and J. T. Blount & Bro), r 61 N. Pryor
Blount J. T. & Bro. (John T. and Har-
ry P. Blount), coal and wood, 60 Hous-
ton
Blount Louise, wid J. T., r 132 Spring
Blount Mitchell N. , elk, r 13 N. Collins
Weatherboarding. and 11 kinds of
nooring, at La FONTAINE & MAY'S. Telephone Mo. 385.
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PhMtont, Spring Wagont. Etc
BOM
Blount Mumford, c, lab, r 180 Clarke
Blount Patrick J., barkpr, D. L. Bown,
r 108 X. Calhoun
Blount Sarah, wid J. E., r 59 N. Cal-
houn
Blount Victoria, c, laundress, r 180
Clarke
Blount & Co. (J. Blount andT. P. Mur-
phy), saloon, 142 Marietta
Blue Boston, c, lab, r 82 Green's Ferry
Blue Ern«<t W., kookseller, 12 White-
hall, r 106>2 Peaithtree
Blue Post, c, wks Terra Cotta Wks, r 17
Green's Ferry ; i': r>-
Blunt Clare M, Miss, music teacher,
Clark University
Blunt Kate, wid J. E., r 115 Ivy
Blunt Susan Miss, r 116 Ivy
Board of Education, 47 Washington
Board of Health, office, 63 Whitehall
Board of Police Commissioners, 47 S.
Pryor
Boarders James, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Boateneiter John B., cabinetmkr, r 81
N. Butler
Boatfield Frank, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty.
Boatfield Susan Miss, wks Atla. (Jot.
Fcty
Boatfield Wessie Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Boatfield W. W., wks AUa. Cot. Fcty. r
19 0rme
Boatright Ella Miss, seamtress, r Sl}4 S.
Broad
Boatright Maud Mrs., seamstress, r 81>^
S. Broad
Boaz George B., capitalist, r 17 Wheat
Bobo Chancy, carpenter, r Bellwood
Bobo George W., furniture, r 158 Luckie
Bobo John H., grocer, Bellwood
Bobo Martin J. (M. J. Bobo & Co.), r
111 Marietta
Bobo M. J. & Co. (M. J. Bobo and ),
furniture, 118 Marietta
Bobo Willis G., grocer, r 34 Mills
Bodie Frank, wks Ferguson & Blount
Bodie Julia, c, domestic, r rear 13 W.
Gamett
Bodie Martha, c, laundress, r 65 Xewton
Bodie Rhoebe, c, laundress, r 48 Johnson
Bodie Valentine, c, lab, r 78 Mays al
Boeckh Charles, civil engineer, r 63
Houston
Boettcher Richard, saloon 359 W. Peters,
r 357 W. Peters
Boggan Feddy Miss, dressmkr, r 161 S.
Forsyth
Boggan Ocia Miss, dressmkr, r 161 S.
Forsvth
Boggan William C, saloon 5 Decatur,
bds 89 S. Pryor
Boggs Jo-eph, carpenter, r 65 Anderson
Boggs Mary, c, laundress, r 29 Fort
Boggs Samuel, carpenter, r 63 Anderson
Boggus Thomas, engineer E. T. V. <& G.
R. R »
Bohamon G., wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Bohan Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 14 S.
Moore
Bohannon Gaines, c, lab, r 12 Glynn
Bohannon Thomas T., m^r, r 122 Walker
Bohannon William F.,. engineer, r 34
Bailey ^^ .-• >|j
Bohnefeld Anna Miss, v^ks Elsas May <t
Co ^
Bohnefeld Charles, cabii'^t mkr 11>^ S.
Broad, r 41 Poplar
Bohnefeld Richard, cabiofit mkr, r 85
W. Foundry
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Bohr Morris, barkpr J. Domini, r 59 N.
Butler
BOLANB KELLS H. DE., secretuy
National Surgical InsdUito, r 30 E.
Alabama
Bolden Green, c, grocer 530 Marietta, r
16 Emma
Bolden Green, c, lab, r 71 Chattahoochee
Bolden Samuel, c, blksnitb W. Miller, r
101 Tumlin
Bolden Samuel Jr., c, wks G. Bolden, r
16 Emma
Bolin Salina L., wid T.,'r 72 Martin
Bolin Carrie Miss, r 112 Luckie
Bolles George E., elk, r W. E
Bolles George F., sou. genl. manager D.
Appleton A Co., r WT E
Bolles George G., student, r W. E
Boilmaun John B., witb W. BoUmann, r
27 Merritts av
Bollmann William, jeweler 10 Whitehall,
r 76 Marietta j
Bolls Leila H. Mrs., rt Ponce de Leon
av i
Bolsius Antonio, elk Ga. B. *R., bds 96
Walton
Bolton Mary Miss, r 197 S. Forsjrtii
Bolton Robert, truck gardener, r Bell-
wood
Bolton Robert Jr., lab^lr Bellwood
Bolton Robert D., butleher 634 Marietta
Bomar Edward E., !^kpr, bds Grant
House ti
Bomar George, c, lab,*3r 1 Grady
Bomar Oliver, c, porter Crane, Boylston
& Co., r 1 Grady
Bomar Richard R., student, bds 122 W.
Fair
Bomar Rinda Miss, wks Fulton Mills
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE
ROWLAND 9l CO. 9kU North Broad Street ^
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City Property, Farms, Mills, LSiid8'(^'*'^
T. A. Fnerson, j^eal Estate Ag% 36 Wall StLJ
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BOW
Bona Geor^ L., gunsmUh, r 10 Spring
Bond Eliza, c, cook, r 96 Larkin
Bond Henry, c, driver Stocks & Brazle-
ton, r96 Larkin I
Bond J., wks Gate City P. M. & L. Co
Bond Rose, c, nurse, r 96 Larkin
Bond Sarah, laundress, r 26 McDaniel
Bond Travis H., collector, r 49 Alexan-
.der I
Bondurant Robert E., contractor, r 68
Crew
Bone George, wks Fulton Mills
Bone Sanders, r 8 Ga. R. R
Bone Wiles M., wks S. Terry, r 8 Ga. R.
^ i
Bone William H., policeman, r 8 Ga. R.
R
Bonnell Adre A., wid A., bds 233 E.
Hunter
BONNELL WILLIAM A*, sexton Oak-
land Cemetery, r 63 Eraser
Bonner Bell, c, cook, r re$r 263 McDon-
ough i
Bonner Frank, c, lab, r 2218 Jones
Bonner Green, c, drayman, r rear 95
Joniea
Bonner Nathan, c, waiter, r 13 Irwin
Bonner Nelson, c, lab, r 174 McDaniel
Bonnett Joseph, c, lab, r 164 W. Fair
Booker Frank, wks Sou. Agl. Wks., r 46
Fultou
Bwker Frank, c, driver J. Keely, r 9
Booker Frank, c, porter, r 57 Fulton
gooker Joseph, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Bookont Delia Miss, r 47 Tattnall
• Bookout Henry, elk, r 47 Tattnall
tt22i'^'ATT^n?^l/-' ^^^' ^ 4^ Tattnall
BOOKOUT JOHN M., watchmkr and
jeweler 101 Whitehall, r 47 Tattnall
-Boone Ada Miss, dressmkr, r 48 W
Peters
Boone Amos, carpenter, r 48 W. Peters
Boone Eliza, wid J., r 48 W. Peters
Boone Manny, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
^ne bqume, c, mason, r 149 Ira '^^
Boone Thomas V^., carpenter, r 10 Cor-
t/O,, r J8 b. Broad
Hott ^'^°*^** ^■' '^''l *^-' J-. r 236 Ei-
Borders James, student, bds 69 JS". But-
Oall and See the new
National Bank.-
Boring James W., elk J. Boylan r 273
Decatur * j
Boring John M., physician, 61 S. Forsyth
Boring William R., plumber, r 61 S
Forsyth
Bosking Mack, c, lab, r 26 Ira '
Born Dilmus L., saloon 60 Decatur bds
77 Decatur .
Born Leonidas J., butcher 20 HoweM r^
18 Howell '
^"^w^,? ^/'^^^''^ ^'^ ^^o'* painter, 4 E^
Wall, bds Markham House t
Boekins Walter, machinist E. VanWini
kle tfc Co
Bostian John A., foreman, r 6 Grant \
Bostickr Alline M. Miss, r 120 Loyd
BOSTICK ARTHUR B., asstsupt W. A.
R. R., r 120 Loyd ' *' ^•
Bostick Arthur C, pass agt, T. & St. L
R. R., 28 E. Wall" r 120 Loyd
Bostick Estelle Miss, r 120 Loyd
Bostick John, c, porter Nat. Surg. Inst
Bostick Mollie Miss, r 120 Loyd '
Bostick Peter, c, lab, r 57 E. MitcheU
Bostrora Fannie Miss, r 49 Jones
Bostrom Sophia, wid E., r 49 Jones
Bostwick A. E. Mrs., grocer 32 W
Foundry
Bostwick Charles E., bkkpr J. Keely r
154 W. Hunter '
Bostwick Thomas R., bkkpr Verner &
Fain, r 32 E. Foundry
Boswell Augustus L., watchman, r
Houston, cor A. L. Ry
Boswell Cora N., c, r 2 Louisa al -
Boswf 11 John, c, lab, r 2 Louisa al
Boswell Thomas S., with city Eng, bds
101 Nelson
Bosworth Fannie Miss, with W. G. Rob-
inson Jr
Bosworth Lizzie, wid W., r 87^^ S.
Broad ^-
Bosworth Josiah M., trav agt, McBride
& Co
Bosworth J. L., cattle dealer, r 107 N.
Collins
Botsford Chancey, messenger, Maddox,
Rucker & Co., r 17 Wheat
Bourn James N., tinner, r 13 Werner
Bourne W. H., machinist, E. Van Winkle
& Co • _
Boutell George H., carpfenter, r 161 W.
Foundry
Bowden Bettie, c, domestic, r rear 169
Rawson
Bowden Carrie, c, laundress, r 101 Roach
liowden John M. Rev., pastor Paynes
chapel, r 282 Luckie
place under Gate City
^
, ^ EUiott,
BOW
129
BOY
Bowden Michael A. (Patterson & Bi>w-
den), bds Markham House ^ ^> ^-*;
Bowe William, c, porter, r 116 Walker
Bowen Bell, c, r 290 Crew
Bowen Benjamin P., lab, r 52 Johnson
Bowen Caroline, wid H., r 13 Rhodes
Bowen Elizabeth, wid M., r 52 Johnson
Bowen Heniy, c, carpenter, r 290 Crew
Bowen James, c, porter, S. W. Day
Bowen James C. (H. Crankshaw & Co),
r 162 Thompson
Bowen John B., plumber, r 6 Brotherton
Bowen Jonas, c, shoemaker, r 67 Haynes
Bowen Joseph, tinner, r 13 Rhodes
Bowen Joseph A., witii S. M. Inman &
Co., r Clinton, Ga
Bowen Lizzie, wid G. W., r 6 Brother-
ton i
Bowen Lewis F., brakeman, W. & A.
R. R., r 60 Markham
Bowen Martha A., wid C. A., r 60
Markha.n
Bowen Mary Miss, dressmaker, r 60
Markham
Bowen Peter, c, lab, r 290 Crew
Bowen S. E. Mrs., elk, Cham berlin, John-
son & Co
Bowen William, c, wks M. M. Bridwell,
r 9 Holland
Bowen William H., elk,
ridge, r 60 Martin
Bowers T. J., photographer,
rietta
Bowie Eliza Miss, r 199 S. Pryor
Bowie James A., trav agt., r 199 S. Pryor
Bowie John A. (Whitner & Bowie), r
120 S. Pryor
Bowles Ephraim, c, lab, r 12 State
Bowles Lewis, c, lab, r 76 Magazine
Bowles P. L., wks R. & D. R. R.
Bowles Vhomas H., trav advertising
signs, bds Markham House
Bowles Toby, c, wks Ga. Pac, Ry
Bowlin John, e, lab, r 2 Holland*
Bowlin Lee^ fii*eman, bds 41 Castleberry
Bowlin Satftia L., wid T., r 72 Marietto
Bowlin William, c, lab, r 2 Holland
Bowlin Young E., c, r 341 W. Peters
Bowman Wilev L., c, mason, r 1 Grady
Bowne Alfred T., r 5 Pulliam
Boyce William A., carpenter, r 276 Ma-
rietta
Boyce William J., r 276 Marietta
Boyd Ada Miss, r 14« Filmore
Boyd Anderson, c, lab, r 337 E. Hunter
Boyd Annie, c, cook, r rear 138 White-
hall
Boyd Calvin, r, wks Buice «fe Robinson
A. P. Esk-
179
Ma-
W. M. Scott
Boyd George W. (O^letree, Robinson
\ & Boyd), r MariettaiiGa
Boyd Georgia, c, cock, r rear 114 S.
Pryor - J
Boyd Green, e, wk8*Bou. Exp. Co., r
93 Little
Boy^, Hanye & Co. (T. J. Boyd, W. E.
Hanye, R. M. Hanye), grocers, 87 De-
catur
Boyd Isaac S. (Boyd & King), r 268
Peachtree i
Boyd James F., whol jewe^r, S}4 Ma-
rietta, r 56 S. Spring
BOYD JAME8 8., grocer, 98 Peach-
tree, r 314 W. Peacl^tree
Boyd Jordan, c, drayman, r 16 Werner
Boyd Julia, c, laundress, r 176 Wheat
Boyd Minnie, c, domjsstic, r 2 Holcomb
al v-A^^f^ ! .
Boyd Mote, druggi5t,fj'r 4 Gilbier
Boyd Xewton, c, lali, r Blackmon, sw
cor Forrest av ■ '
Boyd Robert E., dej^. elk U. S. Courts
and U. S. Conw, r ^2 Bartow
Boyd S. W. with O^etree, Robinson &
Boyd I
Boyd Thomas J. (BOyd. Hayne A Co.),
r 65 X. Collins
Boyd Virgil H., cone! uctor, r 4 Gilmer
Boyd Walter C, clk^r 79 Loyd
Boyd Warren P., elk Beck & Gregg Hard-
ware Co., bds 13 Washingtt'n
Boyd William W. (P. Van Winkle A
Co.), r 54 X. Forsyth
BOYD & KOG (I. S. Boyd and J. L.
King), furniture mfrs, 533 and 535
Marietta
Boykin Charles, c, wks Atla St. R. R
Boykin Frank, c, wks Atla. St. R. R
Boykin Vincent, c, lab, r ws Hilliard,
9th 8 of Forrest av
Boylan Joseph, genl ^store, 134 Decatur
Boyle John G., carpenter, bds 31
Chapel
Boyle John M., wks J. M. Smith, r 31
Chapel
Bovles C. E., crmductor W. & A. R. R
Boyles Frank, elk, bds 288 E. Fair
Bovles Sue F. Mrs., elk Chamberlain,
Johnson & Co ,
Boylsf^n Henrv (Crane, Boylston <ft Co.)
r 328 Peachtree
Boylston Hester E., wid J. B., r 344
Peachtree
Bovlston Robert B., elk Crane, Boylston
ct Co.. r 344 Peachtree
Boylston WUliam P., bkkpr, r 344
Peachtree
Boynton A. E.Mrs., florist, 100 FoiTest av
MakasBest SHIRT to order-6 for Hw
Fra-feet fit utaranteed.
11 and 18 WhtteliaU Street
r-i'^r.r -rr'>'"-7,"
"iJi".//v;«iy^'
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INSURE
Yonr prop rty in the "ATLANTA HOME," and thereby pLt.
ronize a home enterprise, to keep yonr money at home.
BOY
130
BBA
Boynton Charles E., mer., r 216 Rawson
Boynton Elnathan, carpenter, r 100 For-
rest av
Boy nt(>j> George H., whol grocer, 15 S.
Forsyth, r 215 Rawson
BOYNTON HOLLIS A., whol grocer, 19 E.
Alabama, r 41 Windsor
Boynton Richard, c, porter Crane, Boyl-
ston & Co
Bozeman Evelina A., wid J. F., r 119 E.
Mitchell
Bozeman Minnie, c^ laundress, r 25 Bag-
gers
Brace well James R. (Brace well «fe Co.),
r Stone Mountain, Ga
Bracewell <fc Co. J. R. Bracewell and
E. FA^nd T. F. Clark), furniture
dealers, 32 and 34 W. Mitchell
Bradbrook Adolphus, carpenter, r rear
137 Crew
Bradbury Amanda, c, oook, r rear 125
Washington
Bradbury Elizabeth, laundress, r 6 Fair
Bradbury James R., elk A. & W. P. R.
R., r 52 N. Butler
Bradbury Macie, wid J., r 72 Martin
Bradbury Paul H., plumber J. A. G.
Beach, r 72 Martin
Bradbury Samuel, wks McCombs, Mea-
kin & Co., r 16 Pratt • ^ *
Bradbury William S., painter, r 152
Haynes
. Bradbury W., varnisher Boyd & King
Braddon Albert, c, lab, r 3 » Solomon
BSADFIELD JOSUH, manager The
Bradfleld Regulator Co., 110 S. Pryor, r
245 Rawson -
*^^u^P ^^^^ ^M druggist, 26
Whitehall, r 27 E. Hunter
Bradford Alden, r 62 Fairlie "
Bradford Eliza, c, laundress, r 96 Larkin
Bradford Herbert, elk J. M. Miller, r 62
Fairlie *
^^^^f^rd James, c, butler, r rear 117 S.
^MfZ^i^'^^P'^ elk Clarence Knowles,
bds 89 E. Mitchell
Bradford J c, porter W. <fe A. R. R
Bradford Lizzie, c, laundress, r 14
Inompson f \^
^ L^"" W ^E ^" "^'"^ ^'' ^ ^' ^^^ ^d 8 of
Bradford Sallie, c,cook, r 140 Wheat
Bradford ^am, stock M. Rich & Bros., r
Bradley Elijah L., stone cutter Walsh &
Patterson Bros
Bradley John, paver, r 5 Plum
Bradley John M., coal and wood dealer
se cor Fraser and Hunter rPar'
ker»s Bend, G. R. R '
Bradley John M., grocer, 508 Decatur r
r 514 Decatur '
Brarlley Mary, c, domestic, r rear 62 W
Peters
Bradley Phillip B., elk J. Siivey & Co
r 3 Bradley ^?i r « ; **
Bradley R. C, student, bds Gate Citv
Hotel ''
Bradley Samuel, wiUi Estey Organ Co
r 20 Highland av *
Bradley W. A., wks Globe Planter Manf.
Co
Bradshaw John X., trav agt H. A. Ful-
ler & Son, r 2OV2 E. Alabama
BRAD8TBEET CO.-THE, H. C. Leon-
ard supt; Imp. Mercantile Agency 36
S. Pryor
Bridy Hannah Miss, r 122 Whitehall
Brady Isaac A., wirh J. M. Alexander
& Co., r 225 S. Foreyth
Brady James, elk, bds 195 Jones
Brady John, carpenter, r 215 W. Fair
Brady John D., bakery 122 Whitehall
Brady Michael, wks J. D. Brady, bds
122 Whitehall ^'
Brady Simon D., grocer 96 Alexander
Brady Thomas B. (MiUer & Brady), r45
I^. Cellini ^ '
Brady Thomas E., foreman Ga. R. R., r
19o Jones
Braimer E. H., machinist AUa. Bridee
Wks *
BEAMLETT BROS. (D. Q. & R. A.
Bramlett), restaurant 51 Whitehall.
(See adv.)
Bramlett David Q. ( Bramlett Bros. ),r 110
Rhodes
Bramlett Henry, driver Gate City stcars
Bramlett Homer, elk Bramlett Bros., r
110 Rhodes
Bramlett Ralph A. (Bramlett Bros.), r
110 Rhodes
Bmnan Anna, wid W., r 13 N. Butler
Branan Charles I., trav agt J. C. Mc-
Millan & Co., r 28 Markham
Branan Jennie Miss, r 28 Markham
Branan John C. A., engineer Ga. Pa. R.
R., r 71 W. Simpson
Branan Mary A., wid D. H., r 28 Mark-
ham
Branan Pinkey L. Miss, teacher Walker
St School, r 28 Markham
Branan Susie Miss, r 28 Markham
Branan William R., elk, r 66>^ White-
hall , » » /2
Branch Arthur, elk, r 318 S. Pryor
inmiiES,
MILBURN ^ATAOON DEPOT
BRA
131
BBI
RAgf q>iiTxr^4r^o. ^ ' \l > — ^x^ti^u .^PMiur, ciK, r aia s. pryor H St. School, r 30
S^i^^TO&T^risr ffisssr^ 1 1111
Branch Thomas, c, lab, r 11 Rawson
Branch William, c, lab, r rear 34 Mc-
Donough
Brand M. F., wks Expo Mills
Brandon Abraham C, molder, r88 Ven-
able
Brandon Jefferson, c, blksmith, r 27
Howell
Branhan Charles, trav agt, r 14 Lowe's
Brannan ChaTles, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Brannan Henry S., r 143 Loyd
Brannan J. B., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Brannan Joseph F., fertilizers, bds 143
Loyd
Brannan Mary, seamstress, r 194 Deca-
tur
Brannan Mary, c, laundress, r 41 S.
Moore
Brannen Edgar H., machinist, r 2 State
Brannon Columbus W., grocer 8 Savan-
nah
Brannon Jeasfe Miss, wks Expo Mills
Brannon Lucy Mias, wks Expo Mills
Brannon Mary Miss, wks Expo Mills
Brannon Mattie Miss, wks Expo Mills
Brannon -William, wks Expo Mills
Brantley Edward L., elk Rlstine, May
&Co
Brantley James, c, lab, r 16 Vine
Rrantley Mary, c, laundress, r 88 Pratt
Brantley William, c, carpenter, r 16 Vine
Braselton Lizzie Miss, r 35 N. Pryor
Bratcher Austin, c, wks Ga. R. R.
Bratton Lawrence C, with C. O. Tyner,
r 30 MarietU
Bray Laura, c, laundress, r 20 Wells
Bray Wellborn M., lawyer, 21 J Marietta
Brazell Victoria, c, wks Dudley & Wil-
son, r 15 Lawshe
Brazelton Edwin S. (Stocks & Brazel-
ton), r 103 N. Collins
Brazelton Robert, elk, Al Jett, r 35 N.
Pryor
Brazelton Judson, student, bds 137
Crew
Brazelton V. L., wid J. B., r 35 N.
Pryor
Breese A., wksL. H. Hall & Co
BBSITENBUCHSR PHILIP, propr
"The Atlanta", 32 Marietta, r 105
Walton
Brenan M. Mrs., r 268 Cooper
Brenkley George, c, wks G. W. Jack &
Co., r 179 W. Peters
Brennan Daniel (McGreever & Brennan),
r Birmingham, Ala
Brenner Amelia Miss, teacher Marietta
St. School, r 305 Marietta
Brenner Donald, litiographer Budden
& Son ^
Brenner William (Aenner, Zacbry A
Co.), r 305 Marietta
Brenner William H., elk, bds 305 Mari-
etta ^
BEENNER, ZACHRY & CO. (W. Bren-
ner, W. I. and J. B. Zachry), Crescent
Flouring and grist mills, 320 Marietta
Breuning Casper, policeman, r 59 E.
Baker
Brewer Gilbert, wks Bxpo. Mills
Brewer Green, c, lab, r 164 Windsor
Brewer John W., carpenter W. &. A.
R. B., r 79 StonewaU
Brewster Eliza, c, laundress, r 89 Tatt-
nall
Brewster Frank, carpenter, r 175 Crum-
ley
Brewster Gary S., elk D. H. Dougherty
Brewster Henry, c, barber J. B. Steele,
r 255 Ira ,; .,
Brewster Maria, c, domestic A. B. Bos-
tick
Brewster Mary, c, laundress, r 14 Bat-
tle
Briant Thomas, buteher, r rear 155 W.
Peters
Briant Thomas J., butcher, r 153 Peters
Brice Greorge, wks Expo. Mills
Brice G. P., student, bds 55 N. Butler
Brice Louella Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Brickell DeWitt C, cabinet mkr, r 30
Walker
Brickell Dorula Miae^, dressmkr, r 90
Walker
Bridge James, cot. mHr.. r 177 Peachtree
BBI&KER JOHN ^, dealer in Coal
Creek, Anthracite and Montevallo
Coal, all sizes, 22 S. Broad, r 23
Luckie
Bridger Josepli, book agt, r 307 Luckie
Bridger Julia, wid J. C, r 14 Castleberry
Bridges Amie, c, laundress, r 43 Hill's
av
BrWges Cherry, c, domestic, r 36 Glynn
Bridges Henry, c, lab, r 13 Ira
Bridges H. C, carpenter E. T., Va. <&
Ga. R. R., r 20 Ella, J
Bridges John, c, wks W. J. WUlingham
Bridges John H., grocer, 652 Mariotta
Bridges Mollie Miss, wks Elsas, May A
Co
Bridges Oscar J., driver W. E. & A. St*
R. R., r 7 Leonard, J
Bridges Robert H., baggage master W»
& A. R. R., r Bellwood
Bridge woith James, mason, bds 70)^
Whitehall
%'
In STOCKS, COTTON, WhcAl, COt.N. PO.iK, Slbtb, cHt.O,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM 90 10 HAiK£,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & H f^orth Broad Street.
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INVESTMENTS
BBI
132
IN ATLANTA. Every description
of Real Estate for sale bv
T. A. FRIERSON, 36 Wail Street
BRO
Bridge worth William, mason, bds 70}4
Whitehall
Bridwell Cicero, grocer, 114 W. Mitch-
ell, r 118 W. Mitchell
Bridwell Harry, with Maier & Delkin, r
124 W. Hunter '
Bridwell Jesse M., r Decatur, cor Fac-
tory
Bridwell John A., mason, r 124 W. Hun-
ter
Bridwell L. T., wka Sou. Agl. Wks
Bridwell Major M., woodyard, 219 De-
catur, r 166 Decatur
Bridwell M. L., elk, r 12 X. Moore
BridweU Zion L., printer W, L. Clark,
r Pine, nw cor Luckie
Bridwell Zion L., Jr., printer, r Pine,
nw cor Luckie
Brigg^ Joice, c, domestic, r 180 Wheat
BRieOS JOSEPH A., c, slate roofer, 2
Lovejoy (see adv).
Briggs Katie, c, cook, r rear 30 Church
Bnggs Samuel, c, wks Stocks & Brazel-
ton
Brockham Anna, wid J. C, r 89 Chapel
Brjxjkham John C, barkpr E. Mercer, r
89 Chapel . '
Brockman Burwell, c,' lab, r 30 Thur-
mond
Brockman Thomas, painter, r 18 Valen-
tine
Brockman Willis A., bkkpr Z. A. Rice
& Son, r 30 Ella
Brogan Ellen Mrs., r 273 Decatur
Brogan Michael, elk, r 273 Decatur
Brogden Hester, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Brogden Mary, c, laundress, r 19 South
Brogden Sarah, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Brogsdale ]S'ettle, c, domestic, r 23 Ur-
kin
Brom W. T., painter, r 48 N. CoUins i
Bronk Alvin, saloon, '240 Ira
Bronk Joseph, student, bds 179 McDon-
ough i-f .r
Bronner Lucy, c, domestic, r 197 Chapel
Bronson L. C, contractor, bds Cannon
House
Brightwell William A., contractor, r 26 ! Bronson S. J., contractor, bds Cannon
Pine ! Hoiisf^
Briley William H., surpervisor E, T V
& G. R. R., bds 25 Markham - "
Bnnkler Mary, c, cook, r 65 Humphries
Briscoe Alexander C, sec. and steno-
grapher, R. R. Commissioners, r 222 S
Pryor
Briscoe Herbert L., elk, r W. E
Brisendine Leroy, carpenter, r 27 Savan-
nah
Brisendine Patrick, wks Traynham &
Ray, r 27 Savannah
Brisendine Pleasant E., wks McCombs,
Meakm «fc Co ; ' ^
Brisendine Sarah Miss, dressmkr, r 27
Savannah
Britchett WiUiam E., mer, r 5 Bell
■^"i^^'^^llles, wks Withers & Holland, r
77 (jra. R. R *
Britt Gustav, molder, bds 99 Terry
Bntt Joel, stock dealer, r 267 Jones*
Britt Joel W., r Grant cor E. Fair
nah ^' ^^'' ™<^^d«r, bds 10 Savan-
Britt Samuel, molder, bds 77 Ga. R. R
Bntton Edgar, c, lab, r 98 Honey al
Broaden Samuel, c, lab, r 199 Bobbins
Broadnax Samuel, c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Brock Camillus^ elk, bds 146 W. MitcheU
Brock James T bkkpr, r 210 S. Pnror
Brockenbrough Etta Miss, r 160 S. Pryor
Brockett Clinton T rior^fil^ xn ^ J^..
House
Brookens Madison D. Rev., c, pastor
Shiloh Church, r 270 Mangum
Brookens MatUda, c, r 270 Mangum
Brookens WUey, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks.,
r 270 Mangum
Brooks Addie Mrs., wks Fulton Mills,
bds C. Fulton Factory
Brooks Albert, c, wks Curtis & Weitzell,
r 15 Merritts av
Brooks Albert W., real est agt, r 389
WhitehaU
Brooks Alby, c, laundress, r 230 X. Cal-
houn
Brooks Alonzo A., policeman, bds 23
Ella, J
Brooks Berrien L., bkkpr Regenstein &
Kutz, r 100 E. Ellis
Brooks Beverly C, c, furniture, 178 De-
catur
Brooks Bradford, watchman, r 89 N,
Moore
Brooks Carrie Mrs., seamstress, r 51
Mays al
Brooks Charles, c, wks E. T. V. & G. R.
R
Brooks Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Brooks Eliza Miss, wks Elsas May & Co
Brooks Emma, c, cook, r 93 Pulliam
Brooks Harriet E., wid E. F., r 16 Pul-
liam
Brooks Henry, c, porter, r rear 69 Chapel
Brooks Hiram, c, lab, r 12 Raspberry al
^™^™g(JP^^4 WHISKY D
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 Tllliott,
por ttixy Kind of Lmiil>or, T.a.tli», ^hiixglesi oir Limo^
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133
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Brooks James M., elk, J. J. Williams <fc
Co.,
Brooks James W., elk, r 317 Luckie
Brooks John, painter, r Powder Springs
road
Brooks John W., machinist, r 51 Glynn
Brooks Joseph, dagman, Ga. Pac. By.,
bds 127 Jones av
Brooks Joseph W., c, lab, r 65 Haynes
Brooks Josiah, lab, bds 49 Glynn
Brooks J. S. F., bar kpr, J. C. Reiser, r
49 Glynn
Brooks Lou, c, cook, r rear 41 W. Mitch-
ell
Brooks L. D., elk, J. C. McMillan & Co.,
r 23 Ella
Brooks Madison, c, lab, r 52 Rhodes
Brooks Maria, wid W. P., r 42 King
Brooks Mary, c, laundress, r 5 Fort
Brooks Mat, c, wks Bleim & Leyh
Brooks MatUda C, wid J. W., r 49
Glvnn
Brotherton Walter E., metreioan, Atk^
Gas Co., r 72 McDaniel ^^^
Brotherton William H., gen*l store, 2 <&,
4 W. Mitchell, r 195 Whitehall
Brotheiton William H. Jr., elk, r 19&
Whitehall ^ l
Broughton S., c, wks Gate City P. M. <fe
L. Co
Browder D. H. (D. H. Browder & Co.)„
r 91 Nelson
BROWDER D. H. & CO. (D. Bfowder
and J. W. Duncan), druggists, 16 W.
Mitchell
Brown Aaron P., elk, W. A; A. B. B.^
Brown Amanda, c, laundress, r §9 Xew-
ton
Brown America, c, laundress, r 49.
Mays al
Brown Ann, c, cook, Ballards Restaurant
Brown Annie, c, cook, r 7 Jennings al
Brown Anthony, c, lab, r 149 Windsor
Brown A. C, elk, Fred King, r 48 N.
Collins ,
Brooks Miles W. (G. M. Downs <& Co.)
Bi^o^kf Nannie Mrs., r 157 W. Foundry Brown Bel^e, c, laundreas^ r XOS ^h
- - '- Brown B. H., engineer, W. <e A. ii- R*
Brown Cephas M., elk, C, i^. R.» r 3^^
S. Pryor
Brown Chaiies, bar kpr, P, H. Meehan
Brown Charles, fireman, A. & W. P,
R. R., bds 71 Ga. R. R.
Brown Charles, mineral water mnfr, 88
Luckie
Brown Charles, c, porter, D. A. 0*Coii-»
nor, r Baker ne cor Williams
Brown Clara, c, laundress, r 194 FraseF
Brown Clinton I., r 112 Ji. Peters
Brown Cora Miss, r 373 S. Pryor
Brown C. Columbus, elk, bds Gate City
Hotel
Brown C. J., teacher Clark University
Brown Daniel, c, lab, r rear 93 Windsor
Brown Daniel, c, wks A. P. Stewart ^
Co
Brown Darthula Miss, governess, bds
ws Collins, 1st s of Forrest av
Brooks Rhoda, c, laundress, r rear 95
Jones
Brooks Robert, c, wks Bliem & Leyh
Brooks Rosa Miss, wks Expo Mills
Brooks Samuel, c, wks W. O. Jones
Brooks Sarah M. Miss., r 49 Glynn
Brooks Sarah, c, laundress, r 224 C. R. R
Brooks Susan Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Brooks William, engineer, r 42 Randolph
Brooks WUliam, wks Athi. Cot. Fcty., r
51 Mays al
Brooks W. D., c, wks Ga. Pac. R. R.
Brqifc William W., wood worker, W.
L.^lrvi*
Broorf C. F., engineer, R. &. D. R. R
Broom C. M., Messenger, Sou. Ex. bds
Ballards
Broom John, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Broom Malinda, wid J., r 127 Marietta
Broom Roxie Miss, r 127 Marietta
Broom William, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Broomfleld James, c, lab, r 45 Valentine
Broomhead Benjamin H.' treas W. E. & ' Brown Doc., c, porter, r rear 486 Peach-
A St R. R. and contractor, 61 S. Broad,
r West End
Broomhead John S.. supt. W. E. <fc A.
8t R. R., r West End
Broomhead Milledge, c, wks I. Elsas, r
rear 175 Rawson
Brotherton John T., with W. H. Broth-
erton, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Levi, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Mark A., elk, D. H. Dough-
erty, r West End
tree
Brown Ebenezer B., watchman W. & A,
R. R., r 48 N. Collins
Brown Edward, c, barber, 218 Decatur
Brown Edward, c, porter Tyler & Mc-
Goodwin
Brown Edward, c, waiter, f 10 S. CaUiouij
Brown Edward C, elk, r 48 N. Collins
BR0W5 ELIJAH A., sec. and treas.
Dade Coal Co., 28 B. Wall, r 133
Washington
W.M
MakM CLOTHING to ord«r.
Fit auaninteed tt r—dy mad* prioiv
11 and 13 Whitehafl ttrMt
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y toasenratlTe, Keliab^e. Bn»ine88 conllBed to Georgia,
TUr T JIT T5TTD TJ ^ J^^^*^ Draught ft Bert Hn.
iilE MiLDUiiil A ished Wagon in tha Market
BRO
BRO
BROWN ILISHA G., publisher The
Vindicator, 16^ Whitehall, r 323 N.
Collins '
Brown Eliza, c, cook, r rear 57 Waahinff-
ton '°
Brown Elizabeth Miss, r 45 Plum
Brown Elizabeth, wid L. S., r 131|4
Marietta
Brown Elizabeth, wid W., r 300 Boule-
vard
Blown Ella Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Brown Fubiau, cooper 124 W. Mitch-
ell, r 120 W. Mitchell
Brown Fannie Miss, r 373 S. Pryor
Brown Fannie, c, laundress, r 4 Lowe's
al
i
Brown Felix, c, head cook Markham
House . i
Brown Fort, c, porter J. J. Falvey & Co
Brown Frank, elk, r 1&4 Jj". Calhoun •
Brown Frank, c, wks Elgas, May & Co
Brown Frank S., driver f/m. Jack A «rown John, c, lab, bds 53 Rh
Co., r 164 y. Cilhoun 2''^^'^ ^^^'^^ lab, r 158 Foster
Co., r 164 y. Calhoun
Brown F. A., machinist, Atla Bridire
Works
Brown George, c, bell boy, Markham
House
Brown George, c, cook, r rear 482 Peach-
- tree
(Brown George M., r 133 Washington^
Brown George S., with Beck & Gregir
Hardware Co., r 35 Pulliam **
Brown George W., cabinet maker, r 45
Plum *
Brown Georgia Miss, wks Expo Mills
Brown Guy, carpenter, r Cox ne cor
Urme
Brown Harry, with W. G. Robinson, Jr.
r country ' '
Brown Harry, wks^xpo Mills
eU^ '^^ ^* barber, r 267 W. Mitch-
Brown Henry, c, lab, r 12 Hunnicnt
^S«?r''2TS;;iLl^°"'^^* '''''• ^-
Brown Jane, c, laundress, r47 Terrv
Brown Isaac M., farmer, r 47 MUls
Brown James, c, blksmith, r 200 Eraser
F^r''"^^*' c, shoemakr, r al rear 200
^^Sr^'^' ^- «• ^'"^ * Co.,
Brown James, wks Elsas, May & Co
Brown James, wks Expo Mills
R^*^*™^*' ^» ^ts E. T. Va. & Ga R
Brown James, c, lab, r ss Carter 2d wof
Davis \
Brown James A., c, restaurant, 71 P^h.
tree
Brown James B., r 183 Fillmore
Brown James B., (J. B. Brown & Co) r
12 Howell ■*
Brown James L., c, lab, r 211 Hayneg'
Brown James S., lab, r 127 Thompson •
Brown Jane, c, laundress, r 10 Liberty -
Brown H. C, elk Muse & Swift
Brown Jennie, c, cook, r 6 Liberty
Brown Jennie,c,cook,r rear 191 Whitehall
Brown Jerry M., c, porter, r rear 320
Peathtree
Brown John, r 30 Howell
Rrown John, c, butler, r 195 Chapel "
iirown John, c, carpenter, r 165 Hous-
ton
Brown John, carpenter, r 7 Kirk
Brown John, c, carpenter, r 21 Vine
Brown John, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Brown John, c, waiter, r 34 Decatur,
Brown John B., trav agt, r 359 MThite-
nall
Brown John F., car driver, r 31 Plum
Brown John S., r 129 Nelson
2«.^^^,^P^^ ''' ^*b, r 15 Horton
BaOWN JOSEPH E. HON., U. S. Sena-
^r and pres VV. & A. R. R., pres Sou.
^y- * ^- S. Assn., pres Walker Iron
*"ioo x^ u?*' ""^^ P^^^ ^^e Coal Co.,
r ld3 Washington ^
®^TV^^*™ *•' ^'^ ^rt agt, W.
»^^4-J^- ^- ^ 1^ Washington
BROWN JCUrS L., lawyer 32 E. Wall
and pres Metropolitan St. Ry. Co., and
pres Castle Rock Coal Co., r 140 Wash-
ington
Brown Junius, c, wks J. M. Smith
'S'^'i*^*,^- * ^^' ^^' B- Brown, F. T.
Radford and J. H. Call), grocers, 500
Brown J. F., fireman R. & D. R. R
Brown J. M., watchman W. «fc A. R. R
Brown John W., wks Expo. Mills
Brown Laura, c, cook, r 65 Humphries
Brown Lee Mrs., elk Chamberlin, John-
son «fe Co
^"'.^? Leonard W., with E. Bates & Co.,
r 673 S. Pryor
^ aTT ^^^' ^' drayman McGaughey
rown Lizzie, c, seamstress, r 145 Wheat
Brown Lizzie, seamstress, r 52 Green's
ROWLAND & CO, 9 & ll North fcoad StrVet ^'
BRO
135
BRU
Brown L. J. Mrs., with J. Keely, r 50
Walton
Brown Maggie E. Mrs., r 64 Cooper
Brown Marcus, bkkpr T. R. Ripley, r 13
E. Fair
Brown Mark, c, lab, r 2 Dewald al
Brown Mary, c, laundress, r 79 E. Fair
Brown Mary, c, laundress,r 2 Holcomb al
Brown Mary Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Brown Mary E. Mrs., r 159 Walton
Brown Mary L., wid L., r 31 Ponder
Brown Milley, c, laundress, r 9 Battle
Brown Miranda, wid H. F., r W. E.
Brown Mollie Miss, seamstress M. Rich
i^Bros., r 8 Connally
Brown Xancy, c, laundress, r263 Fraser
Brown Xathan, elk Chamberlin, John-
gon <fc Co
Brown Nellie, c, domestic, r rear 20^
Cooper
Brown Nelson, c, carpenter, r 45 New
Wheat
Brown Phillip, c, wks J. M. Smith, r 102
E. Cain
Brown Radford, c, wks Elsas May & Co
Brown Rhoda, c, laundress, r 3 Tanner
Brown Robert E., r 158 Richardson
Brown Robert T., trav agt Oglesby &
Meudor, r 212 W. Peachtree
Brown Sandford, c, lab, r 57 Lambert
Brown Sarah Miss, r 133 Washington
Brown Sarah A. Miss, r 138 Davis
Brown Sarah J., c, laundress, r wg Hil-
lard, 2d n of Highland av
Brown Savannah, c, domestic, r rear
U6 Whitehall
Brown -Sloan, c, carpenter, r 70 Tonge
Brown Sophia, c, laundress, r 24 Ira
Brown Thomas, c, car cleaner, Atla. St.
R. R *
Brown lliomas, c, shoemkr, r 31 Ran-
dolph
Brown Thomas, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Brown Walter, elk, bds 124 Whitehall
Brown Walter, c, porter Holbrook, Os-
born & Co
BROWN WALTER B,, lawyer, 9 White-
hall, r 273 S. Pryor
Brown William, molder, Atla. Bridge
Wks
Brown William, c, carpenter, r 6 S.
Terry ♦
Brown William, c, lab, r 220 C. R. R
Brown William, wks Fulton Mills
Brown William A. Dr., P. O. Inspector,
r Hotel Welnmeister
Brown William H., grocer, 95 Green's
Ferry av
Brown William R., contractor, bds 74 E.
Hunter
Brown William S. (J. SUvey & Co.), r
373 S. Pryor ' v.^
Brown Willis, c, waiter Markham
Brown Wilson (j., engineer Ga. R. B., r
8 Connally
Brown W. Andrew, lawyer. Q}^ White-
hall, bds 99 Waltan
Brown William J., wks Atla. Cot. FetT '
Brown William T., painter, W. & A. R.
R
Brown W. T., wks Oglet'-ee, Robinson A
Boyd, r Ho wells Mill rd
Brown Zadie Miss, instructeress. The -
Singer MnPg. Co., r 45 Plum
Browne C. M. D., R. P. O. elk, r 16,^,
Capitol pi
Browne Nettie Miss, r 16 Capitol pi ^
Browne Walker G., dentist, 65>2 Whlte-*^
hall, r 85 Cooper
Browner Lucy, c, wks Dudley A Wilson,
r Humphries, J
Browner Rena, c, re&taurant, 56 Decatur
Browning Alice D. Miss, elk, bds 166 W.
Simpson
Browning Charles, painter, Hammond
feros
Browning James F., machinist, E.T. V.
& G. R. R., bds 119 Davis
Browning Maggie Miss, teacher. Ivy st.
School, bds 166 W. Simpson
Browing Robert, wks Expo. Mills
Broxton Hezekiah W., carpepter, r 86
Alexander
Broxton William T., l»kkpr, r 86 Alexan-
der
Broyles Arnold, student, r 149 Gnllatt
Brovles Edw^in N. (Broyles & Johnston),
r 149 Gullatt
Broyles R. A., conductor, W. A A. R.
R
BROYLES k JOHNSTON (E. N. Broyles
and Makolm Johnston), lawyers
Rooms 7 and 8, 8 S. Broad
Bruce Alexander, carpenter, r 8 Means
Bruce Alexander C. (Bruce & Morgan),
r 41 Highland av
Bniee Bevely , c, furniture, r 33 Valentine
Bruce Emma Miss, with M. Rich & Bros
Bruce E. A., wid J. M., r 130^ Decatur
Bruce Harris J., elk W. H. Snowden, r
55 S. Forsyth
Bruce Irwin, c, lab, r rear 95 Jones
Bruce James, wks Expo. Mills
Bruce John, pressman, Jas. P. Harrison
&Co
Bruce John, c, lab, r rear 39 Jones
Bruce John, c, porter, Nally & Maher
imw"
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND 4 CO. 9 & ll North Broad Street '
-^
REAL ESTATE ;
BRU
o^ every cloHr^i-fption, Citv
and Ooimti-y, fUr- Ktxle l>v
A. FRieRSOl^- •^<% Wall St.
136 " BUD
W. J. WILLINGHAM
BUD
Bruce John T., collector, M. J. Bobo &
Co., r 111 Marietta
Bruce Rufus R., boxmkr, r 32^ W.
Mitchell
Bruce Samuel, c, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Bruce Sarah C, wid D. R„ r 207 Marietta
BRUCE & MORGAN (A. C. Bruce and
T.H. Morgan), architects 1>^ Marietta.
(See adv.) i- -".''- - '^•
Bruckner Eugene, with Phillips & Crew,
r 308 Peachtree
Bruffev Edwin C, reporter Constitution,
bds Markham
Bruffey Jason N., bkkpr, r 61 Cone
Brumby Amoldus V., r 124 S. Pryor
Brunner John W., r 319 W. Peachtree
Bnmett Francis M., watchman, rl77 W.
Hunter
BRUNSWICK— BALKE CO.— THEJ.M. ;
H. Bleidom, manager, billiard and
pool tables and supplies, 22 Decatur:
(See p.) j^.
Bryan Gordon A., engitieef, r 26 Smith
Bryan G. W., blksmith, R. & D. R. R
Bryan Harrison, watchman, r 41 Factory
Bryan Hattie Mrs., dressmkr, r rear 286
Decatur - .
Bryan Henry, c, porter, W. &. A. R. R
Bryan Joseph P„ furniture, 114 Mariet-
ta, r 145 Alexander
Bryan Mary E. Mrs., associate editor
Sunny South, r Clarkston
Bryan Minerva R., wid W., r 240 Raw-
son
Bryan Samuel T., carpenter, r 2 South
Bryan William, c, lab, r 108 Gray
Bryan WUliam L., with Maier «fc Delkin,
r29X. Calhoun .
Bryans Henry P., with C. M. Barnwell
& Co., bds Cannon House
Bryant Burley, lab, r 61 Fulton '
Bryant Charles V., wks Fulton Mills
Bryant Chester, c, porter, G. W. Lowe
Brvant Elizabeth M., wid J., r 58 E
Harris
Bryant Geo W., machinist, r 1 Savannah
Bryant Gus, c, wks H. Crankshaw & Co
Bryant James, c, wks H. Crankshaw ifc
Bryant John, wks Globe Planter Mnfe
Co *
Bryant John, c, barber, Natl Hotel
Bryant John E., trav agt, 27 E. Hunter
Bryant Lula Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Bryant Marion Miss, r 50 Line
Bryant William, c, lab, r 35 Ella
Bryant William M., carpenter, r 2 City al
Bryce Nancy, wid J., r D Fulton Fac'ty
ONLt
Bryce Smith, lineman, W. U. Tel Co.
r 298 W. Mitchell
Bryson George A., engineer E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R ; -»
Buchan Thomas J., student, bds 150 S.
Pryor
Buchanan Andrew J., boilermkr W. &
A. R. R., r 223 E. Fair
Buchanan Beulah Miss, r 223 E. Fair
Buchanan Hester M., wid R. C, r 130
Davis
Buchanan Ida Miss, wks Expo Mills
Buchanan James A., elk I. Steinheimer
r 66 W. Simpson
Buchanan James F., police station house
kpr, r 31 Yonge
Buchanan John W., engineer Winship A
Bro., r 19 W. Simpson
Buchanan Joseph F., wks Cemetery, r
Borne cor Clarke *^.
Buchanan Mattie Miss, r 223 E. Fair
Buchanan Major, f, lab, r 139 Markham
Buchanan Mollie Miss, wks Expo Mills
Buchanan Robert H., trav agt Oglesby
& Meador^^?" »'#"
Buchanan Silas M., foreman M. Cole &
Co., r Jonesboro road
Buchanan Sylvanus L^ wks H. Lewis
Buchanan Theresa, wid J., r 66 W.
Simpson
Buchanan Thomas J^ grocer, 246 & 248
Decatur
Buchanan William, pressman, Jas P
Harrison & Co
Bucher John C, with G. W. Scott do
Co., r Decatur Ala
Buchholz Lewis, boots and shoes, 5
Peachtree, r 6 McAffee
BUCK ALFRED E., elk, U. S. Courts, r
430 Peachtree
Buckale w James M., carpenter, r 6 Tum-
lin i r
Buckalew Sallie, wid W., r 61 W. Foun-
dry
Buckale w Laura A. Mrs., r 591 Marietta
Bucker Edward, c, lab, r 166 S. Forsyth
Bucker Henry, c, elk, r 166 S. Forsyth
Buckingham Thomas, engineer, R. & D
R. R., r 7 Connally
Buckley James, tailor, bds 28 X. Forsyth
Buckner DeBerry S., watchman Capitol,
r 50 Haynes
Buckner Jennie, c, cook, r rear &i Yonge
Buckshaw DanielC., (Buckshaw & Kelt-
ner),r86 W. Baker
Buckshaw and Keltner, (D. C. Buck-
shaw and W. Keltner), shoemakers, 18
S. Broad
137
Lumber, Lime, eto,
BUR
, ^-- . Budden Alice Miss, r 76 Davis
under Gate Oity National Bank.
Budden Blanche Miss, r 76 Davis
Budden Charles E. (Budden & Son), r
53 Fowler
Budden Edward R. (Budden & Son), r
76 Davis
Budden & Son (E. R. and C. E. Bad-
den), lithographers, 53>^ E. Alabama
Buffington^ate Mrs., r 131 Marietta
Bufford JWTley, c, lab, r 92 Houston
Buford James M. ( A. H. Alfrieud <fc Co)
r 138 McDonoogh
Buford Jeff, wrapper, M. Rich A Bros
Bugg Benjamin F., tailor, J. Lynch, r
290 Wheat
Bugg Daniel, c, lab, r 10 Solomon
Bugg Henry, c, wks Ga Pac Ry
Bugg Lucy, c, laundress, r CoUege, Ist
w of Butler
Bugg Orange, c, waiter, Kattenhorn A
Vignaux
Buice Alonzo A., dnner, A. P. Stewart
& Co., r 23 Martin
Buice Calvin W., machinist, E. T. Va
& Ga R. R.
Buice David (Buice & Robinson), r 21
N. Calhoun
Buice Kate G. Miss, r 59 W. Peters
Buice Madison, fruit grower, r 59 W.
Peters
Buice Minnie Miss, r 59 W. Peters
Buice & Robinson (D. Boice A R. L.
Robinson), coal, 299 Decatnr
Buis Lewis H., engineer, r 12 Mills
Bull Mary Miss, r 10 Bartow
BuUard Arthur T., numager Mrs. F. C.
Mangum, r 17 Haynes
Bnllard Jerry, c, wks E. T. V. A G. R. R
Bullen Edward, trimmer W. E. Jones,
r 162 W. Foundry
Bullock Dock, c, porter, J. S. Bird, r
West End
Bullock Green, c, Ub, r 340 Martin
Bullock Maggie, c, Uundress, r 33 New
Wheat
Bullock Matilda, c, laundress, r 74 Mark-
ham
BULLOCK BUFUS B., pret. AtU. Cot.
Fcty., r 173 Peachtree
Bullock Valckert V., with Wyly A
Greene, r 173 Peachtree
Bumhardt John, cablnetmkr, W. L.
Fenley
Bumstead Arnold, carpenter, r 41 Smith
Bundewood M., carpenter, E. T. V. A
VT. R. R
Bundly Benjamin, c, Ub, r 9 Maple
BUBCKHABDT eUSTATUS A., r 13
Washington
Bnrckhardt John G., B. P. a elk, r I^
Washington
Burdell Georgia, e, laundress, r 256Maii>
gum ^ -
Burdell L. Miss, dressmkr 'Miv C. Weil^
r Peachtree rd
Bardell M. A. Misa, dressmkr. Miss C»
Wiel, r Peachtree
Burden Annie, 6, oook, r rear 13 W^
Gamett
Burden £dward,e, poirter, r 1 Newman al
Burden John, c, lab, r 130 Fort
Bnrden Nancy, c, coc< r 180 MeDani^
Burden William, c, lab, r 128 Fort
Burden A. C, wks F. S. Stewart
Burdett B^ Miss, wks SIb« Mi^ Ai C^
Burdett £. J., wks Expo. MiOa
Bnrdett John, c. lab, r 19 Jenkins
BURDETT see also BIBDETT
Burdine John, drirer, r 42 Bradbury
B^M^ne William, machinist. wdOS Lacki»
Bnrdlne W. B., carpenter, Ga. Pic. Rr
Burell Lewis, wks Withers A Holland, r
7 Randolph
Burge Charles, elk, r 276 Marietta
Burge Charles H., elk W. A W. UxiUu
Co., r 24 Bosh ^
Borge James, wks Expo M|]]fe
Burge John W., blacksmith, r 180W.'
Foundry
Burge J. L., wks Expo. Mills
Burge Leon, wks Expo. MQIa
Burge Newton, c, wks Atla Gas
Blackman nr Jackson
Burgess Dempsey, c, lab, r 15 Wallace
Burghard J. £., fireman £. T. Va. A Ga.
R, R
Buigind Max C. (McFaul A Borgund),
Burk America Miss, r 8i W- Stmpeon
Bark A. B., electrotrper J. P. Harriaon
A Co., bds 116 S. Forsyth
Bark Jesse H., carpenter Perkins A Hoi*
liday, r 34 Bailer
Borke Charles, c, bostJer, 15 Ptettu*
Burke B^ c, barber P. MaM^
Burke Edward, baii^pr Nickless ds
Blount, r 148)^ Marietu
Burke Henry, coppersmith R. A D. R.
R., r 36 Boulerard
Burke Jeff, c, gardener, r 281 Rawaon
Burke Jesse, c, glaizer, r 38 HoweU
Burke Joseph F., broker 48 M^rUttB. r
204 Peachtree
Borke Lelia Miss, r 442 Decatur
Burke Lewis, c, wks Ga. Pte. Ry
Burke Lacy, c, laondress, r 13 Johnsoft
Burke Mary, c, laandrees, r«4 W. Ham-
phriea
Co., r
W. M. Scott ""^^
tfcirlsatSi:
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THE MIITil HOME milCE CO,
BUR
138
lunres DwelUngrs for 1 it j
ywyn. 8ead for B«teg.
BUS
Burke MarylaDd, fireman, r 86 W. Simp-
son
Burke M. B. wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Burke Nathan, c, lab, r 122 E. Baker
Burke SallieMrs., tailoress, r225 Decatur
Burke Sarah, wid E., r86 W. Simpson
Burke Suaaa Miss, teacher Ivy Str.
School, r 72 Marietta
Burke Timothy, saloon 123 Decatur, r 9
S. Calhoun
Burke William B., 2nd hand book store
12 Whitehall, r47 W.Cain
Burkehead John, ins., bds 89 S. Pryor
Burkehead William D., ins a^., 49
Marietta, r U Tattnall
Bnrkert John M., locksmith 10 Peachtrec,
r98Pulliam '
Burkett Ira E., bkkpr J. Steinheimer &
Co., r Edgewood
Burley Felix, c, lab, r 2W Mangum
Burley Patrick, c, carpenter, r 58 Kaw-
son
Burley Rose, c, cook, 29 Stonewall
Bimiett Alonzo W., c, elk P. O.. r 269
J^raser
Burnett Charity Miss, wks Expo. MUls
Burnett Christopher C, carpenter, r 70
Stonewall
Burnett David T., printer, r 86 Ivy
Burnett Dorcus E., wid R. P., x 65
Jones av f- - m' .»,^
Burnett James L., collector M. M.
Mauck, r 101 E. Simpson
Burnett Jane, c, cook, r rear 165 Wind-
sor .
^'i^*' x/^'u ° ?•' ^^^"^ W. ft A. R. R.,
r 30 Mechanic ; ;^
Burnett Lizzie, c, seamstress, r 73 Terry
Bm^ett Mary Miss, with Phillips &
Crew, r 70 Stodewall
Burnett Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Burnett Minnie, c, cook, r 73 Terry
r70 Stonewall ^ '
Burnett Xellie Miss, with Phillips &
Crew, r 70 Stonewall
Burnett Reuben, c, waiter, r rear 7f S
Pryor
Burnett Robert L., boxmaker, r 65
Jones av . '
Burnett Sarah Miss, wli Atla. Cot. Pcty
Bimjey James N., packer J. J. Williams
A Co., r 17 8. Forsyth
iTr ^^^^' ^* ^^ ^* '''• ^*- ^ ^*-
Bumey Lilly Miss, r 14 Hulsey
n3S%^*^*^"' ^» ^'^^^ ^ *'o8ter and
560 Decatur
Burnham Daniel, wks Uoion Stock
Yards
Burns Andrew, lab, r 227 Martin
Burns Carrie, c, cook, r 66 S. Butler
Burns Fred, draughtsman, Kimball
Wheeler & Co., r Grant se cor Glenn '
Burns Henry, bkkpr r 221 Rawson
Burns Henry, wks Globe Planter Mfg
Co ^*
Bums James, c, lab, r rear 92 Rawson
Burns James, tailor, bds 28 N. Forsyth
Burns James A., local frt agt W. & A. R.
R., r Grant se cor Glenn
Burns James H., watchman, r 68
Rhodes
Bums Jane, c, laundres*^ r 274 Decatur
Bums Jane, c, laundrese, r 213 W,
Mitchell ...^ ^^y i^
Boras John, machinist, r Oglethorpe
Park.
Burns John, painter, bds 41 Caetleberry
Bums Joitn^ watchman, r 309 B, Fair
Buras John, wks R. & D. R. K
Bums Joserpb, lab, bds 41 Castleberry
Buras Sidney, pedler, r 307 Formwalt
Buras Solomon, e, grocer, r 51 E. Btnn-
phries , ^
Burns Susan, c, iwindress, r 66 S. Butler
Bums Tumer, c, porter I. S. Mitchell
Burns William, c, barber H. Willis, r 93
Decatur
Burrill Richard, c, lab, r 15 Valentine
Burns WiUiam D., bSipr P, S. Stewart,
r 28 McAffee
Burrough Jefferson B., fireman W. A A.
R. R
Burry David, carpenter Wmship Bros
Burson F. B., c, sub-carrier P. O., r 170
Markham
Burt Andrew, c, lab, r 1 Holcomb al
Burt Houston, c, shoemkr, r 333
Washington
Burt John L., R. P. O. clerk, r 103 S.
Broad r"
Burt Samuel H., wks A. Freeman, r 332
Washington
Burtis Lucinda, laundress, r 41 W.
Harris
Burton Bell Mad., r 13 S. Collins
Burton Edward, c, waiter Markham
Burton Eliza, c, cook, r rear 196 Hous-
ton
Burton Sallie, c, domestic, r rear 245 S.
Forsyth
Burton William H., painter W. & A. R.
K.,r 27 Mechanic
Bush Brooks, painter, r 20 S. Terry
/
Tor 1.UMBER, MILL WORK, etc. Terephone No. 385.
BUS
ATWATFR ^^^^^^ ^«®^* IClbnni Wagon (fe,
ft I fin I Lrt FOB PBIOES TO THB TRAn^^
139 CAL
Bush Frederick D., pass agt L. A X. R.
R. 28 E. Wall, bds Markham House
Bush J. Thomas, wks Expo. Mills
Bush Lelia, c, domestic E. A. Werner
Bush Lou Miss, r 111 W. Harris r^i^ '
Bush Martha, c, laundress, r 73 Gartrell
Bush Xora, c, seamstress, r 73 Gartrell
Bush Robert P., conductor W. <t A. R.
R.,r 16 S.Terry -" ^
Bussey George, c, wks Ga. Pac. R. R., r
r 75 Terry
Bussey Hulbert H., hatter 2>^ Marietta,
r country
Bussey Mattie, c, cook, r rear 181 S. Loyd
Bussey Samuel, guard city stockade, r
Grant cor Fair
Bussey Thomas L., engineer W. <fc A.
R. R., r 21 Mills
Bussey William D., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 346 Luckie
Butler Aaron, c, wks Cotton Compress,
r rear 1(M Jones
Butler Ann, c, laundress, r 141 Ira
Butler Annie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Butler Annie, c, domestic, r rear 51
Walker
Butler Edward, c, porter J. Finley, r 95
Larkin
Butler Frank, tinner, rl50 E. Hunter
Butter Hannah, wid J., rl50£. Hun-
ter
Butler Henrietta Miss, r 47 W. Foundry
Butler Henry, machinist, r 339 Mangum
Butler Henry C, Q. M. Dept. U. S.
Army, 30>^ Marietta
Butler Isaac H. Mrs., boarding 31 N.
Pryor ,
Butler James, c, butler, r 34 Church
Butler John W., trav agt Tanner,
Currier & Heath, r W. E
Butler Lou Miss, r 126 McDonough
Butler Louisa, c, cook, r 275 Rawson
Butler Martin H., carpenter W. A A.
R. R. bds 16 Mechanic
Butler Michael, r 150 E. Hunter
Butler M. E., wid J. K., r 81 Marietta
Butler Patrick, tinner A. P. Stewart A
Co., r 150 E. Hunter
Butler Pierce, c, wks Langston A Crane,
r 133 Clarke .
Butler Pierce, Jr., c, porter C, C.
Thorn
Butler P. W., resident physician Ivy
8t Hospital, r 46 Ivy
Butler Reuben J., millwright, r 339
Mangum
Butler Richard, c, wks R. A D. R. R
Butler St. A. M. E. Methodist Church,
Butler cor College
Butler Thomag, c, porter, r 91 Larkin ^
Butt Jesse M., weigher Langston &
Crane, r 149 S. Forsyth
Butt Richard, c, train hand Ga. R. R
Butt William, engineer E. T. V. A Ga.
R. R. ♦ nr-
BUTT WILLIAM M., Jostfce of the Peace
7}4 W. Mitchell, r 149 S. Forsyth
Bazbee William T., grocer, 68 Peachtre^
r 8 Mills ^
Byers Jennie Mrs., private school, 165
S. Pryor !•> -
Byers Lewte;V, lab, r 286 IC. Calhoun
Byers Willie, c, laundress, r 10 S. Colliiis
Byington Edward T. reporter JoumaL
r 8 N. Broad ^
Byington George W., stewird Markham
House, r 1 Spring
Byington Richard, c, lab, r31 Newton
Byrd B. F., machinist W. <4r A. R. R
Byrd Charles, c, porter National Hotel
Byrd Charles P., printer V. P. Sisson, r
66Fairlie
Byrd John W., conductor W. A A. R. B
Byrd Mahahiy, c, laundress, r rear 95
Jones
Byrd Nettie O., wid T. H., r 123 Jack-
son i,
Byrd Thomas M., fireman Ga. P*c. Rr^
bds 98 Walton
Byrd Willie, c, porter Kennesaw Mills
Co
Byrum MarkB., grocer, 182 McDonoogfa
CABANISS GEORGE, c, trimmer, ^8.
Broad, r Bellwood
Cabaniss Henry H., bus manainr
Christian Index, r 27 Luckie
Caddell Adam R., wks E. T. Va. ^ G*.
R. R., bds 306 Rawson T
CAD¥ CHAUKCET M., Manager Ester
Organ Co., r 186 S. Forsyth
Cady Henry, c, lab, r47 Chattahoochee
Cahlll B. F., carpenter Atla Bridire
Wks I
Cahn Edward, elk, r 90 Pulliam 1
Cain Jefferson, engineer, r 17 Rhodes
Cain Jennie, c, cook, r 131 N. ButlOTj
Cain Robert, c, wks Atla St. R. R. %
CAIN see also KANE, I
Calder Lucretia, wid N. M., r 160 Foster
Caldeway George W., asst bkkpr The
Singer Mfg. Co., r 15 E. Peters
Caldwell Amelia R., r 21 N. CoUlai
Caldwell EmmettA., witti New Home
Sewing Machine Co., bds 26 Luckii
Caldwell James M., elk, r Gordon W. S
Caldwell John, c, lab, r 14 Pettus
Caldwell John, r 60 Richardson
fWWIBWI »« ^^SL^fS? COTTON. WM^T, C^RH, PORK, SIDES, LAi5,
iUiwUU ^^^^* COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE
1 •"
m
■f; A. FRTERSON ""jnr::::^ I g. i wnj-TTOHAM p.,s
CAL 140 CAM I CAM 141
Elliott, Lnmber, Latktt
68 and Lime
i«
CAB
Caldwell John A., lawyer, r ns Gordon
4th e of Lee W.E
CaldwellJohn H., elk Moore, Marsh <fc
Co., r Lee sw cor Crordon, W. E
CALDWELL JOHN J., physician, 77 S.
Pryor, r 229 S. Fwsyth
Caldwell John W., moulder, r 18 Hanni-
cutt
Caldwell Joseph, cotton checker, Mad-
dox, Rocker & Co., r21 N. Collins
Caldwell Joseph B., wHh M. Menko &
Bro., r 15 Mark ham
Calf^ell Lola, c, domestic, r rear 82
Piilliam
Caldwell Martha, c, cook Green B Adair
Caldwell Robert £., salesman W. A.
Russell & Co., r 269 W. Peachtree
Caldwell Robert H/, grocer, Lee sw cor
Gordon W. E •
Cakiwell WUliam. painter, r 230 Hous-
ton ^
Caldwell William, wks Sou Agl. Wks
CALHOUH ABHER W., physician, (eye,
ear and throat) (Mfice hours 8 to IS,
a.m. and 3 to 5, p.m. 66 Marietta,
adjoining State Capftol,r 85 E. Mitchell
Calhoun Andrew £., lawyer 95 Gate
City Bank Bldg, r 85 £. MitcheU
Calhoun Cornelius, c, drayman, r 287
Fraser
Calhoun David, c, lab, r rear 287 Luckie
Calhoun David, c, porter, r 167 Martin
Calhoun Eugenia, c, laundress, r 21
Daniel
Oilhoun Frank, wks Globe Planter Co
Calhoun Georgia Miss, r 213 Crew
Calhoun Indiana Miss, r 213 Crew
Calhoun John, c, lab, r 100 Gray
Calhoun James M., elk McBride A Co.,
r 11 Washington
Galboun John, c, lab, r rear ws Gordon
4th n of Peeples, W. B
Calhoun J. H., wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R
Calhoun Lucy, wid Dr. E., r 213 Crew
Calhoun Louisa, c, laundress, r 147 Ira
Calhoun Mosesjic, restaurant and grocer,
' 34 Decatur, r 241 Wheat
Calhoun Nellie, wid J., r 164 Foster
Calhoun Patrick, (Van Epps, Calhoun
A King,) r Houston Sta
CalhounPatrick H., elk Court of Ordi-
nary, r 28 Walker
Calhoun Perry, c, lab, r 116 Houston
Calhoun Richard, c, lab, r 212 E. Fair
Calhoun Sally, c, laundress, r rear 212
E. Fair
Calhoun St. School, Calhoun
Currier
CALHOUN WM. LOWNDES, Ordinary
Fulton county, office Court House, r 11
Brown Ai Co
0 r
•e oor
Washington
Call James H. (J. B.
28 HoweU
Callahan Catherine Mrs., r 77 Terry
Callahan James, lab, r 4 Fair
Callahan John J., machinist, r 77
Terry
Callahan Patrick, wks W. O. Jones, r
49Loyd
Callaway Abbie Miss, teacher Girls
High School, r 48 McDonougfa
Callaway Alexander, c, waiter, r rear 6&
Walker f
Callaway Clayton, elk, M. O. Tyson, r
48 McDonough
Callaway David J., machinist E. T. Ya.
CALLAWATEDWABD, elk Markham
House
Callaway Emory W., elk Muse A Swift,
bds 15 Washington
Callaway Evmns, c, wks Elsas May A
Co., r 222 Glenn
Callaway Howard R., trav agt M. C. A
J. F. Kiser, bds Cannon House
Callaway James, c, lab, r 35 Fort
Callaway James, c, lab, r 100 Walker
Callaway John, e, drayman, r 287 W»
Mitchell
Callaway Joahua F., carpenter, r 11
Werner ,
Callaway Jeff, e, lab, r 103 Tattnall
Callaway Midlnda, e, laundress, r 208
EUiott
Callaway Martha, wid G., r 5 Werner
Callaway Mary, c, cook, r rear 46 Jack-
son
Callaway Mary,
Alexander
Callaway Paul T., elk Oglesby A Mea-
dor, r 240 Peachtree
Callaway Robort L., broker,
Alabama
Callaway R., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
CaUaway Stewart, c, porter J. Askew
Callaway Thomas M., trav agt., r 48
McDonough
Callaway Thomas W., contractor, r
W. Peachtree
Calley Annie, c, laundress, r ns Irwin, |
Srd w of Garner
Cameron Benjamin A., grocer, 104White-j
hall, r 147 Jones
Cameron John, elk J. N. Smyth, r
WbeatI
Camp Augustus J., railroad elk, r 83 Mc
Donougpi
c, cook, r rear, 50
43 EJ
l^M^-A.TE RCK>]m:s fto Gentlemen, i
the Bank Sample Rooms, cor. Alabama * Piyor.
Camp Benjamin A., cot mer, r 33 Bailey
Camp George W. (Camp A Son), supt
Winship & Bro., r 142 W. Baker
Camp G. E., student, bds 230 E. Hunter
Camp James, c, wks Gate City P. M. A
L. Co
Camp Joseph J., gardener, r Grant, se
cor Anderson
Camp Laura, wid R. S., r 83 McDonough
Camp Milton P., elk D. W. Pope, r 62
Walker
Camp MoUie, wid J., r 230 Houston
Camp Robert A., wks U. S. Rev., r 84
Xelson = ■ -' ' ! '» -
Camp Tasker, cash J. Keely , r 62 Walker
Camp William A., m^ngr American S.
M. Co., r 69 Fairlie
Camp William A., trav agt Oglesby A
Meador r 20>^ E. Alabama
Camp William M. (Camp & Son),Hrl42
W. Baker >
CiMP A SO!r (G. W. and W. M. Camp),
grocers, 196 Marietta
Campbell Alonzo M. Rev., r 15 Clarke
Campbell Archie, c, lab, r 192 Hilliard
Campbell Charles, elk Atla Compress Co
Campbell Cornelia A., wid W. H., r 410
N. Collins
Campbell Drucilla Mrs., grocer 149
Luckie
Campbell D. Crowell, with J. E. John-
ston A Co., bds 169 Ivy
Campbell Foster, c, lab, r 107 Chapel
Campbell Harvey, c, driver, r 46 Jones av
Campbell Henry, bde 25 Victoria
Campbell Henry, c, lab, r 202 Elliott
Campbell Henry, wks Sou Agl Wks
CAMPBELL JAMES, saloon 44 S. Pryor,
r 29 Fraser
Campbell J. Bulo, R. P. O. elk. r 169 Ivy
Campbell James H., policeman, r 291 W.
Peachtree
Campbell John, elk, bds 44 Walker
Campbell John, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Campbell JohL P., elk E. T., Va. A Ga.
R. R., bds 44 Walker
Campbell Julia, wid C, r 400 Peachtree
Campbell Laura Miss, wks Elsas, May
&Co
Campbell Lazarus P., mail-carrier, r 73
W. Cain
Campbell Milus M., elk W. A A. R. R.,
r 101 Smith
Campbell Savannah, c, laundress, r 19
Thurmond
Campbell William, wks Sou. Agl. Wks,
r 25 Victoria
Campbell William J.,bkkpr Constitution,
bds 73 Marietta
Campbell William J., elk, r 410 N.
Collins
Campbell William P., with S. M. Inman
& Co., bds 79 S. Pryor
Campbell York, lab, r 27 Solomon
Candler Asa G. (Howard A Candler), r
Edgewood
Candler Charles M. (Candler, Thomson
A Candler), r Decatur
Candler Daniel A., trav ligt, bds Cannon
House
Candler Daniel B., elk Howard A Cand^
ler, r Edge wood
Candler Jefferson, c, lab, r 41 Mays al
Candler John, c, lab, r 41 Mays al
Candler John S. (R^ul A Candler), r
Edgewood
Candler Milton A. (Candler, Thomson S^P
Candler) , r Decatur
CANDLER, THOMSON A CANPLES
(M. A. A C. M. Candler and W. S.
Thomson), lawyers, 32 E. Wall
Canfield Joseph H.,bds 161 Marietta
Cannon Bridget A. Miss, saleslady, r df '
Loyd
Cannon Ellen Mrs., dressmkr, 96 Loyd
Cannon Harvey, c, driver Mitchell A
Parker '^j.t.
CANNON HOUSE, J. L. Keith propr, 12
to 16 Marietta
Cannon Louis M., carpenter, r 93 Pine
Cannon Mary A., wid P., r 92 Loyd
Cannon Michael, carpenter Atla. Bridge
Wks *--*--
Cannon M. E. Mrs., boarfing, 72 Ma-
rietta
Cannon Nahum, propr Central Hotel, r
77 Decatur
Cannon Nicholas C, coppersmith, r 93
Loyd
Cannon William, barkpr J. Freel
Cannon William R., elk, r 72 Marietta
Canterbury Artiiur, upholsterer, r 7 Cul-
ver, J
Canterbury Mack, upholsterer, r 7 Cul-
ver, J
Cantrell Eugene, elk John Ryan
CAPITAL Onr CLUB, 44 Walton
Cardwell Joijn W., teacher Clark Uni-
versity
Carey Ellen, c, laundress, r 26Raw8on
Carey Jefferson A., c, drayman, r 81 E.
Humphries
Carey John (J. Carey, Son A Co.), r 145
McDonough
Carey John, Sou A Co. (J. Carey, J. C.
Ca?ey, J. B. Shipp), com mers, 45, 47
and 49 W. Alabama
WM C/%rk44 TniEMHEvn munssL
■ I wis WOULL 11 and 13 Whitohail St.
**"7V6'«>-
'^"l*-
- ^ s4^' '-^
(TUIIITII HOME mSURimCE CO,
Office 1«>^ 8. Bpoflul St,
CAR
142
CAR
Carey John C. (J. Carey, Son & Co.), r
145 McDonongh
Carey Patrick C, elk, r 63 Simpson
Carey Simon P., c, grocer, 132McDaniel,
r 81 Humphries
Cargile C. O., student, r 95 N. Calhoun
Cargile Louis, c, grocer 113 E. Hunter,
r B4 Connally
Cargile Mary, c, laundress, r 23 Gre-
munden •
Cargile Mitchell, c,cari)enter, r 279 Fraser
Cargile Mitchell, c, undertaker, 9 Ivy, r
1^ Clarke
Cargile Zebb, c, wks M. Cargile, r X.
Butler
Carleton Walter, draughtsman Kimball,
Wheeler & Co I
Carley William, student, bds 229 Ma-
rietta
Carlisle Hattie, c, laundress, r rear 68
Marietta
Carlisle James C, policeman, r 310
Rawson
Carlisle Mary R. Mrs., dressmkr, 310
Rawson
Carlisle Moses, c, lab S. S. Co., r 23
Pettus I'
Carlisle William, c, drayman S. S. Co., r
23 Pettus
Carlisle William, c, lab, r Garden Ist
n of Anderson, W. E
Carlock James, elk T. C. Mayson, r 390
Whitehall '■ " ** **>»?
Carlton Anna Mrs., mattressmkr, r 123
McDonough
Carlton Green, c, lab, r 3 Dewald al
Carlton James E. (McKeldin & Carlton)
bds 67 N. Pryor
Carlton James K. P. (Carlton & Smith).
r 28 Ella \
Carlton John C. C, r 31 Ella, X.
Carlton & Smith (J. K. P. Carlton
and H. D. Smith), com mers 11 S.
Forsyth
Carmichael James H., saloon 288 Mari-
etta, r 36 Mills
Carmichael John, r 358 Whitehall
Carmichael Osbom, c, wka Ristine, May
& Co
Carmichael Robert A., fireman E. T.Va.,
«fc Ga. R. R '
Carmichael William M.,grocer, 110 Gray
Games Mattie Miss, r 47 Crew
Carpenter Charles H., travagt, r 115 Ivy
Carpenter H. Wayne, elk E. A. Robert-
son & Co.. bds 50 Church
Carpenter James O^ carpenter, r 7 ^1-
tonPety *- » . i
CARPENTER LEANDER D., dentist
47}i Whitehall, r 158 Rawson-^^r ; < ^
Carpenter William J., with Fay& Eich-
berg 19,1^ S. Broad, bds 100 Walton
Carr Alexander, wks Atla. Cot. Mill Sup.
Co
Carr AUie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Carr Bertha, c, domestic, r rear 244
Whitehall
Carr Brown, c, porter, r 101 Fraser
Carr Bud, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Carr Carrie, c, nurse Nat. Surg. Inst
Carr Charles F., r Bellwood
Carr Celia, c, seamstress, r 52 Horton
Carr Delphy, c, laundress, r 99 Martin
Carr Fannie, wid J. , r 23 Corput
Carr Franklin, carpenter Atla. Cot. Mill
Sup. Co ,, ^^,, ^
Carr G^rge, c, lab, r rear 63 E. Mitchell
Carr George M., elk Gate City Bank, r
18 Houston
Carr Hattie Mrs., seamstress, r 202)^
Marietta . vi
Carr James O., c, porter, r 68 Jones
Carr John, wks Atla. Cot. Mill Sup. Co
Carr John, wks Elsas, May & Co
Carr John, c, lab, r ss Glenn, 1st e of
Grady
Carr Judy, c, cook, r rear 75 E. Hunter
Can* Kate, c, cook, r 26 Falrlie
Carr Mathilda, c, laundress, r 284 E.
Hunter
Carr Nathan, c, trav agt., r 18 Houston
Carr Nora Miss, r 28f Luckie
Carr Seaborn, c, lab, r 199 Richardson
CARR see also KARR
Carragan Fred A., R. P. O. elk, r 22:
Bartow
Carraway James B., butcher, rl65 S.
Forsyth
Carraway Marcellus C, trav agt., bds
124 Peach tree
Carraway Mary C, wid Z., r 19 W.
Baker:
Carreker Georee W., bkkpr., r 28 Ella
Carrigan Maud Miss, r 100 Forrest av
Carrie J. T., conductor W. & A. R. B.
CarroU Augustus H., fireman Ga. Pac^
Ry., bds 485 Marietta
Carroll George, c, lab, r 53 Haynes
Carroll Henry, elk R. Clements, r 210 E-
Cain
Carroll Henry, c, elk, r 7 Newman al
Carroll James, c, wks T. Mitchell, r
7 Newman al
Carroll J. H., elk Dukes, rl5 Washing-
ton
Carroll Maggie Mrs., bds 100 Walton
Carroll Mary, wid E., r 21 Tumlin
L& RUTAHE Jl mat ^*" ^^^ *"^ ^^^ "'^ Lumber faster than yoy cm tike
^
aw^. Capaoity 25,000 fMt per day. Ttlfi>lioii« lo. 386.
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Etc.
CAR
143
CAS
Carroll Matthew C, tailor 1 E. Alabama, Carter Matthew, c, butler, r rear
93
r 59 Butler
Carroll Michael J., machinist, r 319
Rawson
Carroll Nathan, c, r 137 Magazine
CARROLL OWEN C, saloon, wines and
liquors, 62 Decatur, r 33 Ivy -i
Carroll Vanie, bds 89 Plum * ^
Carroll William, Jr., wks Sou. Agl.
Wks., r 89 Plum
Carroll William F., carpenter, r 89
Plum
Carson Andrew, c, lab, r 236 W. Hunter
Carson Foster, lab, r 6 S. Terry - '"^
Carson Matilda C, wid J., bds 49 Glynn
Carson Nina P. Mrs., dressmkr, r 110
Rhodes
Carter Andrew P. (McGaughey & Car-
ter), r Sl}4 S. Broad
Carter Belby, c, porter, r 133 Martin
Carter Columbus M., cabinet mkr, r 84
E. Gamett
Carter Dangerfield, c, carpenter, r 248
Jones
Cartei[ Dinah, c, laundress, r 55 Fulton
Carter Edgar V., lawyer, 12>^ E.
Alabama, r 613^ S. Broad
Carter Edward, c, barber, r 198 E.
Harris
Carter Edward R., c, pastor Friendship
Church, r 295 W. Mitchell
Carter Elias, c, wks E. T. Va. A Ga. R.
R.,r74GUmer
Carter Frank, wks Elsas May 4 Co
Carter Frank W., elk, r 129 N. CoUins
Carter George G., collector Hinman &
Bro
Carter Handy, c, driver, r 277 Rawson
Carter Henry, c, carpenter, r 275 Raw-
son
Carter Isaiah, c, porter Lamar, Rankin
& Lamar r 26 Martin
Carter James, runner engNo. 1, r 25 S.
Broad
Carter James D., bkkpr, r 110 Wheat
Carter James R., sub-man&ger Journal,
bds 12 Wheat
Carter James T., collector Constitution,
r 130 N. Collins
Carter Jane, c, laundress, r 9 E. Mitchell
Carter John, c, lal), r 180 N. Collins
Carter Joaiah A., physician, r 129 N.
Collins
Carter Josiah A., Jr., reporter Con-
^stitution, r 129 N. CoUins
Carter Josiah C, broker, r 239 Crumley
Carter Mary, c, laundress, r rear 51
Valentine
\
Washington
Carter Montague G., train despatcher
Ga. ^ac. Ry., r 26 N. Forsyth
Carter Oliver, c, carpenter, r 34 Reed
Carter Richard H., c, lab, r 200 E.
Harris
Carter Robert T., elk, bda 339 Wheat
Carter Shadrach H., c. Ub, r 161 Mark-
ham •
Carter William, c,^6ok,r rear 481 Peach--
tree ^ n« '
Carter William, c, drayman, r rear 51
Valentine
Carter William M^ printer Journal, r
232 Marietta
Carter Willie, elk, r 129 N. Collins
Carter Willis, c, porter Miekelberry A
Whitlock
Carter Willis, c, wks AtU, Bridge Wks
Carvin Oliver, c, porter C. W. Wells
Carvin Robert, c, cook Ballard's
taurant
Carvin William, c, porter E. Mercer
Cary Archer, c, driver, r 80 Little
Cary A. C. Mrs., bds 41 N. Forsyth
Case Lucy E. Mrs., teacher Atla. Uni-
versity
Casey Arthur, c, teacher, r 112 Eraser
Casey James, c, butler, r rear 60 Cooe
Caeey lx>uiaa Miss, domestic Markham
House
Casey William, carpenter, r 555 Decatur
Casey William, c, shoemkr 180 Decatur,
r 8 George
Cash James N., carpenter £. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R
Cash Jennie Miss, bds 116 S. Forsvth
Cashin James J., barkpr S. T. Grady,
bds Cannon House
Cashman Peter C, snpt. Logan Bros.,
bds 100 Walton
Cason Charles, molder AtU. Bridge
Wks, r 68 Rock
Cason John W., carpenter, r 280 Mc-
Donough
Cason Mooney, wks W. ^ A. R. R., r
270 E. Hunter
Cason William, wks Sou. AfL Wks
Casper John, c, wks Ga. Pae. Ry
Cassels L. Mall&rd, salesmaD G. W. Scott
A Co., r 83 McDonough
Cassels William, driver, r P^nce de Leon
Springs
Cassidy Comeilus P., barkpr C. P. John-
son, r 48 Connally
Cassidy Patrick, trav agt, r 48 Connally
Cassidy Richard, cigarmkr J. R. Sanders,
r 169 Marietta
mi
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, qo to PAINE,
•OWI.AMD ^ CO. • 4 U NMik BrM4 SIretC
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CAS 144
SOLD & RENTED
J, Farms, Mills, Lands, etc '
Real Estate Ag% 36 Wa»St
CHA
Caesin Cornelius P., contractor, r 231 1 Cawhorn William, wks Sou. A^l. Wka
231
&
Cassin George S., conductor, bds
Ivy
Cafisln Henry A., elk Moore, Marsh
Co., r 233 Ivy
Cassin R. M., conductor W. & A. R. R
Castle Rock Coal Co. of Ga., 38 E. Wall
Castleberry Ann Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Castleberry Merrill T., mattress mnfr.
137 Whitehall, r 34 N. Calhoun
CASTLEBERRY ZACfl (Pellegrini &
Castleberry), r 158 W. Peters
CASTLEMAN HUMPHREYS, dealer in
bonds and stocks, also fire ins. agt., 8
and 9 Gate City Nat. Bank Bldg, 29 S.
Pryor,r 33 Richardson. (See backbone)
Caswell Mary, c, laundress, r 65 Xewton
Catching Benjamin H. dentist 40V^
Whitehall, r 46 Cooper
Catching Eliza, wid J., r 146 Whitehall rF^Z^V^ of Cemetery (See adv.)
Cater C^, c, caiVier P. O., r 101 E cSn ^^S.^} Presbyterian Church, 29 Wash-
Cater C , c, carrier P. O., r 101 E. Cain
Cater D. F., wood dealer, r 109 W. Harris
Cater Ir\ine Miss, dressmkr, r 5 Rhodes
Cater Rosa R. Mrs., dressmkr, r 5 Rhodes
Cater WiUiam E., wood yard 103 Spring
Cater Willie Mis^, elk, r 6 Rhodes
Cathcart Ann Mrs., r 259 Whitehall
Cathey John B., elk, r 206 Whitehall
Cathev Mollie Miss, dressmkr, r 206
Whitehall
Cathey Valexia Miss, r 206 Whitehall
Catholic Library Assn, Hunter, se cor
Loyd
Cathron Mollie, c, laundress, r 10 Fort
Catlett F. M., elk Johnson, Chamberlin
a Co
Catley Mary A. Mrs., r 278 Jones
Cato Eugene, c, porter J. C. Battle, i
Castleberry
Cato Fairbe, c, cook, r^ Fraser
Cato J. Rufus, delivery elk Sou. Ex
Cato Sarah, c, laundress, r 85 C. R. R
Catt George B., with W. C. Neff & Co
Cattenhead George, c, waiter M. Calhoun
Caulkine Thomas V., teacher Atla. Bap-
tist Seminary r 186 W. Peters
Caval Arch, c, porter, P. & G. T. Dodd
Cavaleri E., prop Atla. Wire Wks, r 82
Peachtree
Cave Henry S., bkkpr, Kimball, Wheeler
& Co., r 60Luckie
Cave John H., bkkpr, r 74 E. Hunter
Caverly Charles E. (Johnson & Caverlv)
bds Markham House
Caverly Eugene S., elk, R. & D. R. R„
r 22 Martin *
Cawhorn George, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Cawley Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Cawley John, printer, r 181 W. Hunter
Cawthorn Irene, wid H., r 84 W. Simo-
son *^
Cawthorn John, lab, r 84 W. Simpson
Cazie Emma Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Cazie J. O., wks Expo. Mills
Cecelia Mary Sister, superior St. Joseph's
Infirmary, r 216 X. CoUins
Center S. E. Miss, saleslady Atla. Rub-
ber Co., r 20 Cox
Central Baptist Church, W. Peters cor
W. Fair '
Central Hotel, N. Cannon, prop., 77 De-
catur
Central Ivy St. Hospital, 46 Ivy, Mrs
G. W. Steele, matron? -.
CE]!fTRAL NURSERY, A. Lambert
prop., se of Cemetery. (See adv.)
mgton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA
R. Schmidt, agt, 95 W. Mitchell *
Centre Caroline H., wid J. H., r 20 Cox
Chadwiek Jesse, wks Fulton Mills
Chaffin James L., lab, r 11 N. Butler
Chaffin George W., car inspector Ga. Pa.
R. R., r Bellwood
Chafield Henry, wki Globe Plan. Co
Chafin Ihomas, wks W. L. Dolphyn, bds
Bellwood
Chalmers James, c, porter M. C. Carroll,
r 129 McDaniel
Chamber of Commerce, Pryor ne cor
Hunter
Chamber James, wks Elgas, May & Co
Chamberlin Samuel, grocer. 167 Walton
Chamberlin B-U, c, cook, r 167 Decatur
Chamberlin Edward, c, wks Alvin
Bronk, r 240 Ira
Chamberlin Edward P. (Chamberlin,
Johnson & Co.), r 146 Whitehall
CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & CO. (E.
P. Chamberlin, H. S. Johnson, E. R.
DuBose, J. W. Thomson, A. J. Walker,
A. H. Greene and J. A. Robinson),
whol and ret dry goods, carpets, boots
and shoes, 66 and 68 Whitehall
Chambers Charles E., machinist, r ws
Terry, 1st n of Anderson
Chambers C, wid E. H., r 38 W. Peters
Chambers James O., elk, Edwin Bates
«fcCo
Chambers James, printer, bds 132 S.
Forsyth
Chambers J. H., carpenter E. T. V. A
G. R, R
Cawhorn H., wks Sou. Agj. Wks
J. i;Vir^T^T:><^H.A.]M[, 64 Elliott,
K0T70II .V]NI> I>m>4JiiF:r> LTJ3«:BEFt A.^fl> I^UMLK.
CHA
145
CHE
Chambers J. H. & Co., publisher 3}4
Whitehall
Chambers William C, fireman, r 39 Plum
Chamble Etta Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Chamble Reuben, wks Expo. Mills
Chamble William, wks Expo. Mills
Champney Sarah H. Miss, teacher Atla.
Bap. Fem. Seminary, r 35 Leonard, J
Chandler Benjamin, c, lab, r 16 Jones al
Chandler David P., conductor, r 253 De-
catur
Chandler Isabella, c, laundress, r Henry
2d e of Davis \ --: ^^^ « ^ -^^
Chandler Jacob, c, drayman Lamar,
Rankin & Lamar, r 127 E. Ellis
Chandler John E., driver, r 124 Jones av
Chandler Meridith, c, lab, r 154 Martin
Chandler N., wid J., r 29 X. Calhoun
Chandler Raphael, c, porter, Jelks &
Tappau, r Mechanicsville
Chandler Thomas, c, wka Stocks &
Brazelton
Chandler Thomas W., accountant and
notary public, r 35 Poplar - *
Chaney Eliza, wid F. M., r 202 W. Fair
Chaney Frank M., bkkpr. Duck & Co.,
r W. E.
Chaney G^eorge L. Rev., pastor Unitarian
Church, r 28 Church
Chaney Robert D., elk, r 181 Thompson
Chapins John, wks Globe Planter Mnfg.
Co
Chapman Amanda Miss, wks £xx>o Mills
Chapman Amelia, c, cook, r rear 18
Church
Chapman Annie, c, cook, r rearW. Peters
Chapman Betsy, c, laundress, r 83 C. R. R
Chapman Charles H., carpenter, r 9
Fourth 1st w of Ponders av
Chapman Edward, c, porter J. J.Cohens
Sons
Chapman Eliza, c, laundress, r 138 Elliott
Chapman Elizabeth, wid P. C, r 9
Fourth
Chapman Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 103
Tumlin
Chapman Fannie, c, laundress r 23 Hull
Chapman J. B., policeman, r 13 N.
Butler
Chapman Lucy, c, cook, r 4 Tidwell al
Chapman Mary, c, laundress, r 235
Wheat
Chapman Monroe E., mason, r 152 Foster
Chapman Pleasant Miss, wks Expo. Cot.
Mills
Chapman Thomas, dry goods, r 53 £.
Mitchell
Chapman Thomas J., stock dealer, r 226
W. Fair
CbappeU W., c, machinist Boyd & King
Chase Harriet, c, cook, r rear 102 Wash-
ington
Chase Lawson, r 297 Whitehall
Chase Thomas N., prof, of Greek Atla.
University
Chastain Jane Mrs., with J. Keely, r
Fair
Chastain Emannel, c, grocer 285 Fort, r
40 Mills
Chastain J. H., boilermkr, W. <fc A. R. R
Chastain Nelson A., foreman W. & A«
R. R., r 16 Mechanic v T '^
Chastain Thomas A., traT agt, r 49
Wheat
Chatham T. R., engineer R. & D. R. B
Chatman Columbus, policeman, bds 13 N.
B«tler r^»*j4r
Chatman Martha Mrs., seamstress, r Cox
8 w cor Williams
Chattahoochee Canat Co., 9 WbitehaU
CHEAB8 C. WALTER, Southwestern
pass agt R. <t D. R. B. 66 E. Wall, r
94 Pulliam ^ . ^
Cheek Thomas H., snpt Kennesaw Mills
Co., r Marietta, G^a
Chaffin Greorge W., watchman G*. Fa.
Chenny J. P., advertising elk W. A,
I Taylor
I Cherry C, wks Union Stock Yds
I Cherry Macon G., bkkpr, r 281 Luckie
Cherry Mattie Miss, wks Expo. Cot.
Mills
Cherry Milton, w'ks Union Stock Yds
Cherry Samuel D., trav agt F. M. Potts,
r67 Ivy
Cherry Thomas, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Cherry Walter, c, waiter Ballard's Res-
taurant
Cheshire Benjamin, c, r 104 W. Harris
Cheshire Casper C. D., com mer, r 71
Crew
Cheshire Edward L.,clkSmitb<ft Baker,
bds 111 E. Garnett
Cheshire Elijah D., real ^estate 97 S.
Pryor, r 111 E. Garnett
Cheshire Lafatette C, bkkpr K. Cheshire,
r 76 Collins
Cheshire Ralph M., reporter Journal, r
104 W. Harris
Cheshire Napoleon, coal and wood dlr
138 Wheat, r Peachtree Creek
Cheshire William M., elk, r 104 W.
Harris
CHE88-CARLEY CO., Austin Wilson
special agt, petroleum and its products,
61 S. Pryor
Cheeves Thomas, c, shoemkr, r 8 Welfa
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Cheves I. X., bkkpr, bds 100 Walton
CHICAGO MEAT MARKET, 135 White-
hall
Childerg Jogeph, dairy, r 139 North av
Childs Benjamin, fireman R, & D. R. R
Chipley Gfeorge, c, elevator Markham
House
Chisolm Albert, trav agt, r 84 E. Gar-
nett
Chisolm A. Gaines, r 168 S. Pryor
Chisolm Edraond, c, lab, r 60 Lambert
Chisolm EUen Miss, r 168 S. Pryor
Chisolm Perry, dep. col. U. S. Int. Rev.,
r 168 S. Pryor
Chisolm Rebecca E., wid W. H., r 168 S.
Pryor i
Chisolm Robert, elk Jack & Holland
Chisolm Solomon, c, wks Cot. Com.
Chisolm Willis P., capitalist, r 168 S.
Christy James, machinist, bds 155 Mari-
rietta
Christy William H., printer, W. H.
Scott, bds 127 Walton
Chronic Samuel, c, Hb, r 32 Ezzard
Chun Pinckney, c, shoemaker, r 134 E,
-DaKer ,. s^ssi.-
Church Alice Miss, r 47Rock
Church Annie, wid W., r 47 Rock ,
Church Charles H., brakeman, w/& A.
R. R.
Church Edward, wka C. R. R., r 84 W.
Baker
Church John B., wks Fulton Cotton
Spinning Co., r 39 Factory
Church Joseph, engineer, r 82 Rock
Church Joseph, wks Winship & Bro
Church Josie Miss, wkg Elsas, May <&;
Co tr--
Church Lula Miss, wks Elsas, May <fc Co
Pryor ,^ ^^_^ ^^
Choice Richard, c, porter Mickelberry & \ Church Mary Miss, rT7 Rock
Whitlock t^ / . . : j Churah of Christ, 38 E. Hunter
Choice Richmond, c, driver, r rear 117 S. ! Church of Our Father, Church iunc
Forsyth ^ . j
Peachtree
^i^Z
Church of Immaculate*^^ Conception, 74
r 140 Houston
Christian Claud, wks John Ryan
Loyd
Churchill Annie Miss, r 330 Mangum
CMstian Edward, c, waiter Markham i Churchill Augustus R., machinist, r 330
House
Mangum
"^f^-;
Christian Edward, printer The Sunday Churchill John W.^niachinist, r 281
Record , . . >
Christian Henry, c, barkpr, r 256 Wheat
Chris aan Index, 32 W. Alabama &
Christian James E., foreman C. L. Del-
brid^ & Bro., r 52 Hood . ^ ^.
Christian John, trav agt 52 Hood
Christian John A., trav agt Edwin Bates
& Co
Christian Joseph A., bds National Hotel
Christian LUUe Miss, with Hancock &
Collier
Christian MUlard, c, butler, J. H.James,
r 214 New Wheat
Christian Terrence, cash, John Ryan.
Christie George, Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd
Christian WUliam C. D., watchman, W.
& A. R. R. '
Christopher Oscar E., printer, W. T.
Christopher & Bro., r 69^ Whitehall
Christopher Samuel H. (W. T. Christo-
pher & Bro.), r 11 }4 S. Broad
Christopher William T., (W. T. Christo-
pher & Bro.) bds National Hotel
Chrlstophsr William T. & Bro., (W T
Christopher and S. H. Christopher),
printing, 69>i Whitehall
Luckie
Churchill Samuel, wks Fulton Mills
Churchill Sandford S., wks Fulton MiUs
Churchill Sarah Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Churchill Sarah A., wid J. W., r 45
Plum
Churn John, c, lab, r 36 Rawson
Cicotte James, fireman, E. T. Va. & Ga
City engineer's office, 25 S. Broad
City Magazine, Clarke, ^ mile bey city
limits
City Stockade, Clarke, ^i mile bey city
limits
City Stables, Clarke, >i mUe bey city
limits
Clanton Parthenia, wid J., r 173 Peach-
tree
Clapp Norman H., baker, r 78>^ White-
hall
Clark Adam, c, wl^s Atla St R. R.
Clark Addie, wid G. D., r 47 E. Simpson
Clark Albert B. (Clark & Nunnally)
bds 229 S. Forsyth
Clark Amos, c, lab, r 49 Thurmond
Clark Andrew, freight agt, E. T. Va. 4
Ga. R. R., r 13 Washington
Wh,^ ' "^"^^ policeman, r 23 f Clark Andrew, c, lab, r 2§ Thurmond
illilPCP c •' i Clark Andrew, c, porter, W. C. Boggan
^ . YL t?®/"?' *'»•«•» iloNHngs, Scroll Work, and every description
•f Inside Finish, it U FOMTAIME & MAY'S. Telepboae No. 386.
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Clark Daniel, c, lab, r 19 Daniel
Clark Caroline, c, cook, r 160 Fort
Clark C. M., ins agt, bds Grant House
Clark Emma, c, domestic, r rear 84 Pul-
liam
Clark Emiua, c, laundress, r 142 Thomp-
son ' -^
Clark Emma Miss, r 177 Whitehall
Clark Edward F. (Bracewell & Co.), r
32i W.Mitchell
Clark E., dry goods, 178 Marietta, r 177
Whitehall
Clark George T., lawyer, 443^ S. Pryor,
r 15 Capitol pi
Clark Henry, stone cntter, r 147 Luckie
Clark Henry M., elk C. H. Swift A Co.,
r 26>^ E. Alabama
Clark Hiram T., engineer W. & A. R. R.,
r 15 Johnson
Clark Jackson, c, wks Stokes Bros
Clark Jacob, c, lab, r 5 Dover
Clark Jack, c, wks E. T., Va. <&; Ga. R. R
Clark James, c, lab, r 163 Fort
Clark Jesse, c, porter Kenny A Werner
Clark John, c, porter, r 32 Foster
Clark John P., piano tuner, r 252 W.
Peachtree
Clark Julia, c, laundress, r 15 Valentine
Clark J,y Cy engineer Boyd <fc King
Clark Kate, c, cook, r rear 68 Washing-
ton
Clark L«mb, contractor, r ^20 Hilllard
Clark Lawrence R., r 28 Victoria
Chirk Lillie W. Miss, teacher Walker
street school, r 206 W. Fair
Clark Lydia Mrs., r 56 Church
Clark Mollie, c, cook, r 7}4 Gaitrell
Clark MoUie, c, laundress, r 19 Daniel
Clark Nelson, c, butler, r rear 207 Cooper
Clark Peter, broker, bds 229 S. Forsyth
Clark Richard H., lawyer, 44>^ S. Pryor,
r 15 Capital pi
Clark Richard H., Jr., trav. agt, r 15
Capital pi
Clark Robert, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co
Clark Sallie, c, laundress, r 16 Raspberi^
Clark Samuel, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co
Clark Stephen, c, lab, r 71 Fort
Clark Thomas, c, carpenter, r 124 N.
Butler
Clark Thomas F. (Bracewell A Co), r
. 32>^ W. Mitchell
Clark Tobias, c, wks Traynham & Ray
;€LARK UNITEB8ITT, c, south end
McDonough
Clark William, c, hamessmkr, 47 S.
Broad, r 49 S. Broad
Clark William, c, lab, r 33 Horton
Clark William F., hkkpr T. A. Frier-
son, r 1 N. Spring s* jtj» *i-
Clark W. L., propr Republican, 55^^ S.
Broad, r W. E
Clark W. T., engineer E. T., Va. <S; Ga.
R. R
Clark Zebinia A., contractor, r 358
WhitehaU
Clark & Nunnally (A. B. Clark and J.
A. Nunnally), confectioners and fruits,
26 W. Alabama
Chirke Alice B. Miss, r 284 Washington
Clarke Anna Miss, dressmkr, 74 X.
Pryor, r 26 N. Forsyth
Clarke Arthur B., bkkpr A. M. Ber^
Strom, r 198 Crew
Clarke A. A., fireman W. & A. R. B
Clarke Charles, cashier Atla. Cot. Mills,
bds 67 Marietta
CLARKE IDWARB T., pub. Monday
Morning Mail and Weekly Post, 37^^
S. Broad, r 41 W. Mitchell
Clarke Edward S.^ see. and treas. AUa.
Cot. Facty
Chirke Eliza J., wid Robert, r 70 Loyd
Clarke Earnest F., with P. A G. T. Dodd,
r 198 Crew
Clarke Eugenia £. Miss, r 984 Washings
ton
Clarke E. W., messenger Sou. Ex., bds
Cannon House
Clarke George 'M., elk N. D. McDonald
& Co
Clarke Henry, c, lab, ^ 102 Magazine
CLARKE, HERBERT M CO.^ (J. )(.
Clarke, G. S. Herbert), safes and
vaults, W Loyd
Clarke H. T., engineer W. & A. R R
Clarke I. M., c, teacher Mitchell St
school, r 161 Markham
Clarke Jackson, c, wks £. T., Va. & Qa.
R. R
Clark Jacob, c, wks W.Jb A. R. R
Clarke James G., contractor, 58 N. Pryor
Clarke James M. (Clarke, Herbert A Co.)
bds 89 E. MitcheU
Clarke John, elk, bds 78 Richardson
Clarke John £., elk V. Dunning, r 78
Richardson
Clarke John S., salesman T. M. Clarice
A Co., r country
Clarke Joseph A^, with C. £. Lingen-
felter, r -291 CoUins '
Clarke Joseph A., elk W. H. Clarke, r
114 Luckie
Clarke Lewis H., mangr XL Hymes^ r
233 WhitehaU
CLARKE MARSHALL J., hiwyer 21)^
I E. Alabama, r 284 Washington
imisis"
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COHN, PORK, SIDES, LAM^
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIflE,
ROWLAND «i CO. « <^ " North Broad Street
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of Real Estate for sale by
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Clarke Mattie, c, laundress, r 8 S. Collins
Clarke Mary Mrs., bds 28 N. Forsyth
Clarke Mary, wid A. J., r 114 Luckle
Clarke Peter F. (W. W. Haskell & Co.),
F J6 Luckie
Clarke Richard H., policeman, r 38 Davis
Clarke Robert, c, lab, r 311 Calhoun
Clarke Robert C. (T. M, Clarke & Co.),
r 463 Peachtree
Clarke Robert T., c, teacher, r 53 Rhodes
Clarke SamMel E., bkkpr, r 125 Walker
Clarke Samuel E. Jr., elk, r 125 Walker
Clarke Sarah Miss, r 291 Peachtree
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mnfg Co.,
69 E. Alabama
Clarke Thomas, c, driver, r rear 10 Cone
Clarke Thomas M. ?(T. M. Clarke & Co.
and Clarke, Thompson <fc Co.), r 481
Peachtree
€LABK£ THOMAS M. & CO. (T. M. & R.
C. Clarke and J. A. Fitten), wholesale
hardware, 17 Peachtree
CLA&KE, THOMPSON & CO. (T. M.
- and R. C. Clarke, A. P. Thompson
and J. A. Fitten), ret hardware, 45
Peachtree
Clarke Toby, c, carpenter, r Highland
av, nwcor Boulevard ^ ,| ,
Clarke William F., real estate,' r 319 N.
Collins
Clarke William H., asrt general mer,
204 Marietta, r 15 Merritts av
Clarkson L. A. (L. A. Clarkson «fc Co.).
bds 152 Whitehall , ,-,,-
Clarkson L. A. A Co. (L. A. Clarkson and
A. G. Wilcox;, subscription books, 68>2
Clary Samuel, carpenter, r 16 Hilliard
Clay Allen, lab, r 3 Henry -.m^^.
Clay Clem C, carpenter S. Terry, r
Edgewood
Clay E. W., wks J. Mabin " ' "" "
Clay Fannie, c, seamstress, r 282 Wheat
Clay James, c, lab, r t82 Wheat
Clay Johnson, carpenter, r 19J Filmore
Clay J. H., wks R. *t D. R. R
Clay Lee, c, tailor, r 222 C. R. R ^
S, ^^^}i*?; ^'^ ^' ^^^y ^ Moseley), r
193 N. Calhoun
Clay <t Moseley, c, (William Clay and
Henry Moseley,) grocers 293 X. Cal-
houn
Clayton A. Smith, reporter, r 91 Marietta
Clayton Calvin, coaler E. T. Va. & Ga.
A. R
Clayton David, c, sexton Central Presb.
Church, r rear 57 Washington
Clayton Ella Miss, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Clayton Frederick, c, lab, r 93 W.
Foundry ir*v. *>
Clayton George, machinist, bds 61 Mari-
etta
Clayton Jennie H. Miss, r 320 Whitehall
Clayton John, lab, r 4 Horton *
CLAYTON JOHN W. (Clayton & Webb)
r 310 Whitehall S-
Clayton Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. C6t. Fcty
Clayton Lucy, c, laundress, r 10 Honey al
Clayton Mary Miss, wks Exo. Cot. Mills
Clayton Mary L., dressmkr, r 21 Chapel
Clayton Moses, c, drayman, r f Grape al
Clayton Xora Mad., r 182 Wheat
Clayton Robert M., civil engineer, 11 E.
Alabama, r 106 McDonough
Clayton Sallie, c, laundress, r 2 Horton
Clayton Sallie, c, laundress, r 93 W.
Foundry
CLAYTON WILLIAM H., supt. Central
Div. Sou. Ex. Co., 40 E. Wall, r 91
Marietta
Clayton William W. State and County
Tax Collector, r 91 Marietta
CLAYTON & WEBB (J. W. Clayton
and B. F. Webb), wholesale wines and
liquors, 90 Whitehall
Clear Thomas, c, wks S. S. Co., r Rasp-
berry al
Cleary Thomas F. Rev., pastor church
of the Immaculate Conception, r 17
Washington
Cleaton James D., bkkpr., r 50 Church
Cleaves Mary A., wid P. A., r 30 Moore
Cleland George W., flreman W. & A. B.
R
Cleland James D., wks J. AH. T. Trow-
bridge
Clements Randall, c, grocer, 158 E. Har-
ris, r 118 E. Cain
Clements T. E., carpenter E. T. Va. &
G'd. R. R
Clements William R., c, pastor Mt. Zion
Church, rll8 E. Cain
Clemmens Walter, c, porter W. C.
Sparks
Clemmons Belle Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Clemmons Boston, c, lab, r 32 Reed
Clemmons James A. (Clemmons A
Kenny), r 98 W. Fair
Clemmons John, plumber, r 87^ S.
Broad
Clemmons Mary, c, laundress, r 236
Wheat
CL£J^M0N8 & KENNY (J. A. Clem-
mon^ and E. P. Kenny), butchers and
steam sausage factory, 108 Whitehall
Cleveland Florence, c, domestic, r rear
117 W. Fair , ^
°™^i.b wmsKY-oiJD" baker":
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 ElUott,
For CLiky Kinci of Liiml>eir, I^atlua, 81iiii|gle« or I.Ame>
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Cleveland Lewis C.Jreel driver Eng No. 2
Cleveland Mary, .c, laundress, r 70
James ■ ' ''- • *
Clifton Ada, c, cook, r rear 30 W. Gar-
nett
Clifton Annie, c, cook, r 37 New Wheat
Clifton Clara, c, laundress, r 298 Wheat
Clifton Henry C, sewing machine agt,
bds 124 Whitehall
Clinch Duncan L., bkkpr Crane, Boyl-
ston A Co., bds Grant House
Clinton Sarah Miss, wks Expo. Cot.
Mills
Clinton Susan, r 133)^ Whitehall
Clinton William, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Cloud Howell C, with A. B. Andrews,
r 7}4 Whitehall
Cloud John, c, mason, r34 Vine
Cloud J. N. D., student, bds 230 B, Hun-
ter
Cloud R. M., student, bds 230 £. Hun-
ter ^^
Cloud Samuel, c, lab, r 362 N. Calhoun
Cloud Sandy, c, wks E. T. Va. A G«. B.
B., r 331 N Calhoun
Clowe WlUard H., moulder, r 74 Martin
Clower Charles, tinner A. P. Stewart &
Co
Ctower Daniel M., elk, bds 116% White-
hall
Clower Daniel M. Jr., elk Harrison A
Bro., r 1163^ Whitehall *
Clower EUa Miss, bds 116>^ Whitehall
Clower Finn, wks A. P. Stewart A Co
Clower John Edward, elk Reese A
Reeder, r 60 Gartrell
Clower John F., r 79 N. Calhoun
Clower Joseph R., printer, bds 116>^
Whitehall
V Clower Martha W. Mrs., boarding, 116)^
Whitehall
Clower Thomas J., tinner A. P. Stewart
<fcCo
Clower William A., watchman, bds
116>^ Whitehall
Clower William W., mason, r 186 N.
Collins
Coachman Mary, e, cook, r 24 Pettns
Coakland Clara, c, cook, r rear 69 N.
Butler
Coakley Alexander J., grocer ,28 Hilliard,
r same
Cobb Albert, e, blksmith, r rear 282
Wheat
Cobb Jack, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co., r rear
Sugar al
Cobb Joel M., elk J. Ryan
Cobb PhiUp, c, blksmith, r 124 Jort
,■*.:
Cobb Robert N.,wks Ga. R. R. Bd. House,
bds 271 Decatur . ^ <!
Cobb William, c, lab, r 10 Jennines al
Cobble J. F., wks Globe Planter Mfg Ca
Cochran Allis S., elk 55 S. Broad, bda
Adams House
Cochran Andrew, c, wks W. J. WilUng-
ham
COCHRAN CLIFF N., witii Atla Bridge
Co
Cochran Elisha, lab, r 250 N. ColUna
Cochran Isabella, c, laundress, r 38
Mangum i
Cochran James, butcher Haas A Daly
Cochran Mary, c, lunch room, 78 Deca-
tur, r 57 Hoge
Cochran William A., caq^nter, r Jadc-
Bon Istn of Nolan *»^*>^
Cochran William B., mess. Sou. Ex., r
28 Moore
Cochrane Capitola Miss, r 34 Windsor
Cochrane Claude F., printer, r 21 Orme
Cochrane Corinne Miss, r 34 Wundsor
Cochrane Demetrius, revenue office, r 34
Windsor
Cocolo Charles, machinist, bds 11 Fuittm
Factory
Cody Caroline, c, laundress, r 246 Crew
Cody Columbus C. Mrs., r 42 Houston
Cody Henry, c, Ub, Sou. Agl. Wks
Cody H., wks L. H. Hall A Co
Cody Jennie T. Miss, r 42 Houston
Cody Mary H., wid E., r 43 Pnlliam
Cody Morgan, c, wks Ristine, May A Co
Cody Richard, c, lab. r 307 Fraser
Cody Sarah, c, domestic, r rear 55 W.
MitcheU
Cody Sarah, c, laundres8,r 91 >^ Whitehall
Cody William D., reel driver Eng. No.
1. r 83 Waverly pi
Cody William H., trav agt, Langston A
Crane
Coer Joseph, fhiit stand, 2>^ £. Wall
Cofer Charles, carpenter, r 41 Howell
Cofer E. C, wid L., r 129 W. Fair
Coffin EUen Miss, r 39 Jones
Cofer Irving, physician, r 74 ffill
Cofer Martha MLbs, r 222 S. Pryor
Coflfee Maria, wid J., r 68 E. Peters
Coffin William B. (C. M. Barnwell A
Co.), r 135 S. Pryor
Coggins Harry, mason, r 28 Ponder
CoflMj^ins James, runner, Eng. No. 1, r
^S. Broad
Coggins John, painter, r 60 Thurmond
Coggins Mary E., wid J., r 60 Thurmond
Coggins Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. FO^
Coggins William, machinist, r 26 Ponder
Coggins William, mason, r 41 Ponder
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Coggle Zebb, c, lab, r as Randolph al, 2d
e of E. Cain
Cohen Alexis J. (J. J. Cohen's Sons), r
35 Wheat
Cohen A. Sexias, cotton mer, r 145 Loyd
Cohen Charles, cotton mer, bds 39)4
Whitehall
Cohen Daniel, c, lab, r 95 Haynes
Cohen Edward B., agt, grocer, 129 W.
Peters
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COHEN FRANK X., >b printer, 7}4 N.
Broad, r 55 Luckie
Cohen Henry H., trav agt, r 273 White-
hall
Cohen Jennie Miss, r 145 Loyd
Cohen Jonas L., clothing, r 20 Cooper
Cohen Levy (L. Cohen & Co.), r 52
Thompson
Cohen Louis L (J. J. Cohen's Sons),
r 67 N. Pryor
COHEN L. & CO. (L. Cohen, E. Stein-
heimer and J. Menko), whol liquors
and Aurora Lager Beer, 59 E. Ala-
bama J
Cohen Marion L., elk, r 145 Loyd "^
Cohen Minnie Miss, r 145 Loyd
Cohen Moses S., elk J. G. King, r 145
Loyd
Cohen Peter B., c, lab, r ss Chapel, 4th
e of Haynes
Cohen Salem C, c, lab, r 198 W. Hunter
Cohen Stella Miss, r 35 Wheat
Cohen's J. J. Sons (A. J., and L. L.
Cohen), whol tobacco and cigars, 10 E.
Alabama
Cohn.n Joseph, printer, r 138 S. For-
syth
Cokeland (Jeorge, c, lab, r 21 Jehkfns
Cokeley George, c, wks Atla. Bridee
Wks *
Coker Elizabeth, wid F., r 15 Fulton Fcty
Coker Francis M., pres Bank of State of
Ga., r 66 Washington
Coker Francis M. Jr., cashier, Bank of
the State of Georgia, r 66 Washington
Coker Mary Miss, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Coker William, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Colbert William H., printer Constitu-
tion, r 99 Stonewall
Coldeway George, Clk, bds 87 Loyd
Coldwell John G., well fixtures. 12 W
Mitchell, r W. E
Cole A. B., student r 95 K. Calhoun
Cole Charles M., train hand W. & A. R.
R., r 156 Haynes
Cole Clarke, wks Winship & Bro
Cole Clarke P., elk, r 284 Washington
Cole Poly, c, fruit dealer, r 15 Hufl
Order ydur Window frames, fine U»i^ Work,
Countort tn^ SlMlvfng. (Hard Wood or pine)
Cole Edmond J, car inspector W. & A
R. R., r 156 Haynes
Cole E. W., vice-president W. <fc A. R.
B., r Nashville, Tenn
Cole Frederick G., carpenter, r 156
Haynes
Cole Greorge T., trav agt, r 54 Jones av
Cole James M., flagman, r 194 W. Fair
Cole John, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Cole John C, bkkpr, bds 40 Pratt
Cole Jordan, c, candymkr, r 34 Terry
Cole Laura, c, laundress, r 213 Fort
Cole Laura, c, laundress, r 5 Tanner
Cole Lou Miss, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Cole Moses (M. Cole & Co.), r Roseland
Sta. E. T., Va. & (in. R. R
COLE M. & CO. (M. Cole and C. Wallace,
Jr.) nurseries, Roseland Sta. K. T. Va.
& Ga. R. R
Cole Nancy J., wid J. M., rl94 W. Fair
Cole Randall W., c, blacksmith, r rear
296 Whitehall
Cole Robert, c, carpenter, r 96 Houston
Cole William N., trav agt L. Cohen A
Co., r ;300 Mangum
Cole Wily, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Coleburn John C, bookbinder, r 106^
WhitehaU ^
Coleman Albert, c, lab, r 7 Strong.
Coleman Alexander, c, wks Stokes Bros
Coleman A., c, brakeman W. & A. R. R
Coleman Charles F., supt. Atla. Cot.
Mills, r 170 Marietta
Coleman Ellen Miss, wks Elsas, May <t
Co
Coleman Emma, c, laundress, r 18
Honey al
Coleman Frank, trestle builder, bds 54
W. Foundry
Coleman Frank B., with W. H. Moor A
Co., btis 58 N. Forsyth
Coleman Jackson, c, lab, r 60 Magazine
Coleman Jackson, c, porter, r 38 Fulton
Coleman John L., elk D. H. Dougherty
Coleman John T., elk, r 80 Nelson
Coleman Julius, c, waiter Markham
House
Coleman Lena Miss, r 51 E, Mitchell
Coleman Lizzie, wid W. E., r 36 W.
Harris
Coleman Mary Mrs., r 148 Elliott
Coleman Mary, wid J., r 268 Ivy
Coleman Peter, c, lab, r rear 216 N.
Colling
Coleman Robert, lab, r 86 Green's Ferry
Coleman Robert, c, wks W. O. Jones
Coleman Thomas, c, lab, r 54 Gartrell
Coleman William, lab, r 72 Newton
:uniiTMti7K
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Coles Helen, c, teacher Mitchell Street Collier & Collier (J. and C. A. Collfern
School, r 15 Hull
Coles Robert E., c, restaurant, r 146Mari-
etit& r same
Coles 'Sanford, c,,wk8 S. A. Coles, r9
McAfee :".''". "-^ . JJ ;^:^
COLES SIDNIY A., c, unctertaker, 152
Marietta, r 9 McAfee
Colesby Julia, laundress, bds 49 Mays al
Colesby Richard, c, lab, r 65 Rock
College of American Medicine and Sur-
gery, Walter J. Tucker, dean, 22 N.
Broad
Colley John H., machinist, r w s Ran-
dolph 5th s of E. Harris
Collev Mattie Miss, bookbinder, r 61>^
S. Broad ^ "
Collier B. L., wks R. & D. R. R
Collier Charles, box painter S. S. Co., r
30 N. Broad
Collier Charles A. (Hancock & Collier),
lawyer, r 240 Rawson -"
Collier Elizabeth L., wid W. V., r 18
Church
Collier Ellen, c, laundress, r 11 Rawson
Collier Frances, c, laundress, r64 C. R. R
Collier George, trav agt W. A. RusseU &
Co
Collier Georee W., lawyer, 51)^ Peach-
tree, r208E. Harris
Collier Harry, c, butler, r rear 18 Church
Collier House, Mrs. R. Saloshln, propr,
85f^ WhitehaU
Collier James, fireman Eng. No. 1, r 147
r Marietta
Collier John (Collier & Collier), r 45
Nelson
Collier John, c, cook, r rear 159 Thomp-
son
Collier John L., elk, bds 45 Nelson
Collier John N., machinist B. Van Win-
kle & Go , ,
.'Collier John N., saloon, 262 Marrietta, r
246 Marietta
' Collier John W., elk, r 78 Luckie
. . Collier Joseph, c, lab, r 14 South
. Collier J. Thomas S., elk Moore, Marsh
m & Co., r 29 S. Moore
. Collier Kate, c, cook J. L. Peers
* Collier Leah, c, laundress, r 87 E.
Humphries
- Collier Lulu, c, laundress, r 87 E. Hum-
phries
•.^Collier M. Lamar, machinist, r Alexan-
} der, nw cor Venable
« ^Collier Thomas, c, lab, r 26 High
X Collier Thomas E., physician, 29 Moore
* Collier Thomas J., barkpr J. N. Collier,
bds 246 Marietta
No. '989.
mi
lawyers, 55K; Whitehall
Collins Amanda, c, laundress, r 179 Era-
ser
Collins Annie, c, domestic, r 6 Horton
Collins Annie, c, Iaundre8e,r25 Lowe's al
Collins Charles, cabinet mkr W. L. Fen-
ley, r Bellwood
Collins Charles, gen. mdse and clothing,
144 Decatur, r same *"'
Collitis Charles H., collectDr, r 383 Mari-
etta
CoUins Charlotte, c, laundress, r 61 Tatt-
nall
CoUins Delia, wid F., r 55 Leonard
Collins Dora, c, domestic, r rear 235 Pos-
ter 4
CoUins Hester Miss, wks Fulton HSIb,
r 11 Fulton Factory
Collins Hope, c, butler, r rear 63 Crew
Collins Jacob A., carpenter, r 83 Plum
Collins James D., abstract of titles Fulton
Co., 28 Peachtree, r 44 Simpson
Collins Jane, c, cook L. P. Grant, r rear
225 Hill
Collins Jennie Mad^ r 19 S. Collins
Collins John, c, lab, r 153 Luclde
Collins John, wks Fulton Mills
CoUins John, wks J. M. Nace & Son
Collins John P., wks Fulton Mills, r 11
Fulton Facory
CoUins J. A., carpenter E. T., Va. *
Ga. R. R
Collins Mary, c, laundress, r 291 Foster
CoUins Mary E. Mrs., grocer, 126 Mari-
etta
CoUhis Matilda, wid J. I., r 235 N. Collins
CoUins Porter, c, lab, r 283 Foster
ColUns Savannah Miss, wks Fulton
MUls, r 11 Fulton Factory
Collins Stephen H., wks Q», Pa. B. R.,
r rear 262 E. Fair
Collins S. H., carpenter 6a. Pa. R. R
Collins Thomas B., lab, r 13 Fulton
Factory
CoUins WiUiam, c, lab, r 10 Dover
CoUins WilUam J., r 41 McAfee
Colored M. B. Church in America, But-
ler, nw cor College
COLQUITT ALFRED H., U. S. Sena^
tor, office 36 E. Wall, r Edge wood
Colquitt Alice, c, domestic, r rear 211 S.
Pryor
COLQUITT HUGH H*, gen mana^r
Furman Farm Imp. Co., bds 25 N.
Forsvth
Colton'Seymour, c,drayman, r 17 Holland
, Colville Fulton, lawyer, 51 V^ Peachtree
In stdtte. fcOYTom, Wheat, corw. pork, sides* lahd,
OA-re, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM; go to PAINE,
ROWLAND 9l CO. 9 & It North Broad Street
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COLVIN JOHN A., supt Ballard Trans-
fer Co., r 189 Washington
Colwell Annie Miss, governess, r 223
Boulevard
Colwell Sallie, c, cook, r 9 Fraser
Colzey Annie E., wid E. P., r 42 Hous-
ton
Combs Mary, c, laundress, r 3 Fort
Combs Peter, wks Ex. Cot. Mills
Combs Samuel, c, porter Kenny & Wer-
ner
Combs W. R., trav agt, bds Cannon
House
Comer David B., trav act, W. A. Taylor
Comer D. C, trav agt, bds Cannon House
Comer John, c, lab, r 29 Chattahoochee
Commissioners Roads and Revenues,
Court House. \
Commissioners Streets and Sewers, 25
S. Broad
. Compton Mary S., Wid W. W., r 59 E.
Cain
Concordia Association, 40>^ Marietta
Condon WiDlam H., trav agt, Oglesby &
Meador, r Palmetto, Ga
Cone Calvin, c, wks Union Stock yards
Cone Oscar, c, wks R. <fc D. R. R.
Cone WUliam B., elk, r 52 Richardson
ConeU William, wks Expo Cot MU1«
Cones Smith, c, shoemaker, r 23 S. But-
ler
Conklin Mary Miss, r 66 E. Fair
Conklln Saul, wks Union stock yards
ConkUn Thomus A., elk, r 66 E. Fair
Conklin Thomas A. Jr., bkknr W W
Haskell <fc Co., r 66 E. Fair
Conley Annie Miss, wks Elsas May A Co
^^®^, Benjamin, r Beecher nw cor
Peeples W. E. -> ci
^^?? ^'•»e H., barkpr, J. Askew, r
28 Hayden
Conley James C, carpenter, r 104 W
Baker
^ fiiSt Po^t ^" ^^"^^^ ^ ShumiU»), r
Ckmley Maggie Miss, wks Elsas, May A
Conley Morris J., R. P. O. elk, r W E
Conl^ Moses, c, packer, P. H. Snook r
63 Rawson
Conley & Shumate (J. L. Conley <t W
L. Shumate), lawyers, 8>^ Marietta
ConnaJly Alice, c, laundress, r 3 Little
ConnaUy El^ah L., physician, 26 White-
hall, r 87 Waverly place
ConnaUy Patrick, elk, H. Franklin, r
country '
^^«dly Lizzie, c, laundrew, r 146 W.
204
Council Cassandra, wid J. E. r
Haynes *'
Connell John, carpenter, r rear 7 Henrv
Connell Newton G. (Connell <fe Smith)
r Decatur '^
Connell N. G., stock dealer, r 8 N. Butler
ConneU & Smith (N. G. Connell and T
J. Smith), butchers, 195 W. Peters
Connelly James O. (Wilkerson & Con-
nelly), r 79 HUlyer
Connelly Lulu, c, domestic, r 190 S Pryor
Connelly Madison, c, hib, r 236 W. Hun-
ter
Conner William A., chemist. O A
Smith, bds 380 Whitehall '
^^H^y*^ ARTHUR B., chief of poUce.
47 S. Pryor, r 245 E. Hunter *
ConnoUy Elizabeth, wid J., r 241 E. Hun-
ter
Connolly Henry T., elk, r 241 E. Hunter
Connolly John F., barlq)r, D. A. O'Con-
nor, r 241 E. Hunter
ConnoUy John T., bar kpr, Kenny &
Werner, r 241 E. Hunter
Connor Mary, wid, E., r 69 Thurmond
Connor Mattie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fctv
9^??alke?^' ^^ ''• ^' ^^'^' ^
^^Sl*"^/,^*^ v., carpenter, bds 70)^
Whitehall ^
Constantine Francis L., physician, 5a
Wheat
Constantine Joseph, elk, r 42 N. Calhoun
Constantine William L., r 22 Jones av
CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING CO.,
DaUy and Weekly Constitution, and
job prmdng, 34 S. Broad
^^^jyiNENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., of X. Y. (Sou dept), S. W. WU-
Uamg, manager, G. 8. Wolford, supt.,
lU vv. Alabama
Convent of the Immaculate Conception^
88 Loyd
Conyers Joseph F., c, contractor and
builder, r 158 W. Foundry
Convers Murphy, c, shoemkr, 68 Howell
cook Allan, c, carpenter, r 39 Solomon
Cook Amanda, c, laundress, r 82 Terry
Cook Anna Mrs., boarding, 116 S. For-
syth
Cook Anna E., wid J. P., r 27 Windsor
Cook Arthur, c, lab, r 8 Randolph
^*'t,^°J.*'^^ ^y «» Po^r, P. Otis, r^ ^
w Jfi. Cain
Cook Beulah Miss, bds 116 S. Forsyth
COOK DATDD Aj, city tax receiver and
collector, r 31 W. Gamett
ifrn'^ — l>A-itfTy — ^- x ■..p^^ -l ^^^ ^'* machinist, r 5 Hunnicutt
W. J. WILLISGHAM lSJ^-^^S^;^
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Cook Ellison R., elk S. P. Richards *&
Sou, r 15i S. Pryor . , -, .^
Cook Esther E. Miss, housekpr, r 194 E.
Fair ^ ,; ,
Cook E., wld'H., r 54 Nelson
Cook Fannie Miss, elk H. Cook, r 16
Connally - ' ^ > .<l . , »
Cook Frank, trav agt, r 54 l^'elson
Cook Frederick, yardmaster, r 164
Thompson
Cook George O., with A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 54 Nelson *' -
Cook George W. D., trav agt, r 47 For-
rest av
Cook Gustave, c, lab, r 53 Humphries
Cook Hamlin P., elk, r 111 Nelson
Cook Henry, hatter, r ns Parker 2d e
of Spring
Cook Isaiah J., elk G. B. Stewart, r 183
W. Fair
Cook James M., driver E. Elliott ' '
Cook James W., elk Moore, Marsh & Co.,
bds 67 Ivy
COOK JONATHAN N. DB. (Sammons &
Cook), veterinary surgeon, 83 S. Broad
Cook John, c, lab, r 53 Humphries
Cook John, tailor, r l4l Crumley
Cook John B., trav agt, r 148 Nelson
Cook JohnH.,clk J.Keely, bd8 36 Mills
Cook John J., barkpr J. H. Carmichael,
bds 48 Mills
(!)ook John T., coufectionaries, 133 Peach-
tree
Cook Joseph, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Cook Joseph S., trav agt Winship & Bro.,
r 47 Forrest av
Cook Joshua R., elk J. T. Cook, r 113
Cook Julius H., elk J. Keely, r 123
Nelson
Cook Katie Miss, bds 116 S. Forsyth
Cook Martha, wid J., bds 5 Hunnicutt
Cook Maria, c, laundress, r rear 4 N.
Collins
Cook PhUip, bkkpr H. Y. Snow, r 32
Plum
Cook Reynold H., trunkmkr, bds 236 W.
Peters
Cook Robert H., wks Huzza Trunk Fcty
Cook Boxy, c, wks Union Stock Yards
Cook Rudolphine Mrs., hair goods, 77
Peachtree, r 2 Parker
Cook R. M., elk, r 315 E. Fair
Cook Savannah A., wid J. H., r 133 E.
Hunter
Cook Thomas £., carpenter, r 33 Stone-
wall
Cook T. H., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Cook Virgil, c, driver, r 50 Gate City
Cook William A., physiciAO, bds 25 N^
Forsyth
Cooke Elizabeth M. Miss^ music teacher^;
r 144 Anderson
Cooke Hannah T., wid T., r 144 Ander«^.
son
Cooke Jennie A., wid H. L., r 317 S.
Pryor
Cooke Romulus M*, r 315 E. Fair ,^
Cooke Walter C, elk D. H. Dougherty
Cooledge Aurelian F. (F. J, Cooledge &
Bro.), r 293 McDonougfa
Cooledge Fred J.(F. J. Cooledge & Bro.)»»
r 293 McDonougfa
COOLEDGE F. J. St BRO. (F. J. and A.
F. Cooledge), paints, oils and glass, 21
E. Alabama
Cooley Benjamin D., carriage trimmer,
bds 171 S. Forsyth
Cooley Mark,4ab, r 43 Factory
Cooley William D., wks Gate City P. M.
& L. Co
Coon John, c, lab, r 72 £. Baker
Cooper Augusta R. Miss, cll^ r 43 Bush
Cooper A. J., grocer, Humpiiries se cor
Wells, r 178 Haynes
Cooper Dora Miss, bds 51 McDonoughi
Cooper Edward, c, lab, r 13 Irwin
Cooper Frederick G., elk, r 79 Pulliam
Cooper George A., real estate agt, r Bell-
wood
Cooper Greorgia, e, chambermaid, Nat.
Surg. Inst
Cooper James A., printer Constitution,
r 165 S. Pryor
Cooper James T., watchman W. A A.
R, R., r95 W. Simpson
Cooper Jennie, c, laundress, r 1 Ennis al
Cooper John A., c, lab, r 264 Crew
COOPER JOHN T., elk Comr's. Roads
and Revenues, r 3 Forrest av
Cooper Mattie E., wid W. C, r 33 Vic-
toria
Cooper Rufus, c, tailor, 37i Peaclitree, r
221 N. Butler
Cooper Susan, c, cook, r rear 442 Decatur
Cooper Thomas J., usher, r 239 S. Pryor
Cooper Thomas L., bkkpr, W. Davis &
Co., r 9>^ S. Broad
Cooper William, c, wks E. T. V. <t G.
R. R
Copeland Ellen, c, laundress, r 30 Thur-
mond
Copeland Willis, c, wks F. S. Stewart
Copes Jacob, c, lab, r 3 Tumlin
Copes George, grocer, Boulevard, nw
cor Adams
Coppage J., wks Longley, Robinson &
Co
Place
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Dixie Sure Fit ttiirts atSI.
Keeps no trMh called ahirtt.
II m4 19 Whitehall St
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^CoU^r ^*^" ^^^* ^^ Hancock & C</tter Robert O., physiciaivm Marietta,
Collier
Coppedge Frank, r 26 Grant
Coppedge James L., butcher, r41 Chapel
Corbally John A., builder, r 98 Windsor
Corbin Charles H., tailor, r 232 Fraser
Gorbin John, boilermkr, r 112 Davis
Cordle Frank, student, bds 69 IS". Butler
Corlett Edwin H. (C. J. Kamper &
Co ), bds 76 McDonough
Corley Benjamin D., wks A. T. Finney,
bds 171 S. Forsyte 1
Corley G., cabinetmkr Boyd <fc King
Corley John, printer Constitution, r 181
W. Hunter
Corley John H., m^hinist, r es Ran-
dolph Ist n of Houston
Corley William M., carpenter Atla.
Bridge Wks
Corley W., cabinetmkr Boyd <fc King
Corliss Louise Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Corliss Nathaniel, wk« Atla. Cot. Fcty
Cornelius Arthur, c, lab, r ws Blackmon
3d s of Forrest av
CJornelius Morgan, c, tab, r 12 State
€ornes Adam, tailor C. G. Grosse, r 146
Loyd
•Comes Anna E. Miss, r 146 Loyd
Comes Frank, tailor, r 146 Loyd ,
Comes Harry, tailor, r 146 Loyd I'
Corrigan Hiram, c, wfcs National Hotel
Corrigan John A., mess So. Ex. Co., r
113 E. Fair
Corrigan Joseph M., with M. Bich &
Bros., r 97 Loyd
Corrigan Michael, mason, r 97 Loyd
Corrigan Thomas F., elk, r 97 Loyd
Corrigan William H., elk Dohme <t Duf-
fy, r 97 Loyd
Corroll R F., painter A. P. Tripod, r 11
Plum
Corry Paul, elk J. M. High, r 58 Church
Cosbey Edwin H., machinist, r 100
Windsor j -f.,
Cosbey Jacob, c, porter J. I). Brady
Cosbey Lizzie E. Miss, tailor, r 100 Wind-
sor
♦fe Cosbey Ned, c, driver Stocks & Brazelton
Costan Charles L., tinner, r 10 Orme
Costello Edward, trav. agt, r 85 E. Gar-
nett
Costner Annie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Coetfter E. B., fireman W. <t A. R. R
Costner Emma Miss, r 2 Savannah
Costner John L., paper mkr, r 2 Savan-
nah
Costner Nannie Miss, r 2 Savannah
. Cottan Mollie Miss, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
r 67 N. Pryor
Cottingham Harry M., sec. Chamber of
Commerce, r Marietta ,|,
Cortiugham James T., 'grocer, 129
Whitehall, r 20 E. Peters
Cottingham James Y., milk dairy r 20
E. Peters „ ^ * '
Cotton Edward, c, lab, r 18 Davis
Cotton Carter, c, lab, r 14 Dover
Cotton John W., grocer, 128 S. Forsyth,
r 8 Hood *
Couch Elijah F., capt. of police, r 82
Walker
Couch Isaac, physician, r 226 Wheat
Couch James M., student, r 230 E. Hun-
ter
Couch Overton, elk, r ws Currier, 2d e
of Collins
Couch W. T., foreman L. H. HaU & Co
Coulter Emilie A., wid F. F., r 43 Crew
Coulter James F., elk Ex. Co., r 43
Crew
County JaU, C. C. Greene, jaUer, 34 and
36 Eraser •
Couper James M., rice planter, r 5 Ponce
de Leon av
Coursen Bertha Miss, r 213 Crew
Coursen Lucy Miss, r 213 Crew
Coursen Virginia C, wid I. O., r 213
Crew
Coursey Margaret, wid J., r 175 W. Fair
Coursey Sylvester, farmer, r 175 W. Fair
Court House, Fulton County, Pryor se
cor Hunter
Court of Ordinary, W.L. Calhoun, Ordi-
dinary, Court House
Courtney John C, genl bkkpr, W. & A.
R. R., r 52 Houston
Courtney John R., elk W. & A. R. R.,
r 52 Houston
Courtney Mary, wid J., r 18 Savannah
Courtney Richard B., elk A. & W. P.
R. R., r 52 Houston
Cousin A., wks Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd
Cousin Samuel, c, wks Traynham & Ray
Covell William B., trav agt, Atla. Rub-
ber Co., r 75 Washington
Covington Annie, c, laundress, r 70
Yonge
Covington James J., bkkpr, Howard &
Candler, bds 229 S. Forsjrth
Covington James W., trav agt, 36)^ E.
Alabama
Covinffton John, c, porter, R. A D. Ry, r
6 Solomon
Cowan James B., wks J. C. Mabin, bds
308 E. Hunter
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Cowan Robert, c, cook, r 301 Eraser
Cowart Greorgia, wid C, r 249 Washing-
ton
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Cowart L. E. Miss, teacher Literary Dep.
Atla. Female College, r 143 Peachtree
Cowart R. J. Mrs., r 78 X. Collins
Cowhlck J. C, wksE. T. V. &G. R. R.,
bds 306 Rawson
Cowles Cliff A., elk E. T. V. & G. R.R.,
r Decatur r^-
COX ALBERT H., lawyer, 23>^ White-
hall, r 121 Ivy ^^
Cox Ann, wid J. BT., r 26 Hayden
Cox Brooker, elk J. H. <fc W. T. Kuhns
Cox Charles H., stamps and stencils, 7
W. Alabama, r Decatur Ga
Cox Cornelia, wid H., bds 94 Elliott
Cox Doc, c, drayman Chess-Carley Co
Cox Edward, sec and supt Metropolitan
St. Ry. Co., r56 S. Pryor
Cox Elkana, c, lab, r Bellwood
Cox Flem, machinist, r 27 Mc Daniel
Cox Flynn, carpenter E. T. Va. &. Ga.
R. R
COX, HILL & THOMPSOlf (W. B.
Cox, W.R. Hill and J. Thompson, Jr.,)
whol liquors, 29 Peachtree
Cox Jacob, c, porter J. C. Eirkpatrick
Cox James, elk, r 14 Jenkins
Cox James E., trav agt Cox, Hill &
Thompson, bds Markham House
Cox John W., elk Sou. Ex. Co
Cox Kate, wid W. B., r 201 Ivy
Cox Lucius M., elk, bds Adams House
Cox Louisa, wid R. A., bds 119 Ivy
Cox Lulu Miss, r 201 E. Baker
Cox Miles, c, wks Frank Walker, r 92
Ellis
Cox Nathan T., flagman, r 123 Walker
Cox Rebertha, c, laundress, r 307 Cal-
houn
Cox Sallle, wid E. P., r 123 Walker
Cox Thomas, c, hackman, r 17 High
Cox Thomas, student, 24 Thurmond
Cox Virgil, wks W. &. A. R. R., bds 14
Rhodes
Cox Wesley J., c, grocer, r 107 Tattnall
Cox Wesley, o, lab, r 226 Clarke
Coyen Charles, inspector Bell Tel Ex-
change, r 13 N. Collins
Coyen James, r 13 N. Collins
Cozby Thomas L., grocer, 61 McDaniel,
bds 310 Rawson
Crabtree William, butcher, bds 236 W.
Peters
Cradle Ada, c, laundress, r rear 228
Foster
Craddock Edward, c^ shoemkr, r SI
Newton
CRADDOCK JACK, whol and ret cigars
and tobacco, 50 Marietta, r 62 Waltxm
Craddock Jesse, c, wks Atla. Soap Wks
Craddock Robert, c, wks Atla. Bridge
Wks., r 144 Gray
Craft Charles C, barkpr M. £. Maher,
bds 168 Man gum * ^^
Craft Henry T., uphoftterer M. Rich is
Bros
Craig Arthur G., elk pass dept B. T., Va.
& Ga. R. R. 8 S. Broad
Craig Berry, c, blksmith, r 28 Clifford
Craig Caroline, wid W., r 116 Gray
Craig James, wks W. & A. R. R., r 140 S.
Pryor
Craig Joseph, c, lab, r rear 191 Hilliard
Craig Matde A. Mrs., r 140 Luckie
Craig Robert, carpenter E. T., Va. Sb
Ga. R. R
Craig William M., matressmkr, bds 341
Peachtree
Craig William R. (Craig & Simmons), r
Dalton
Crnig William T., machinist W. <fc A. B.,
r 140 S. Pryor
Craig & Simmons (W. R. Craig and W,
B. Simmons), butchers, 300 Peachtree
Cramer Fred, pastry cook Markham
House, r 58 Fraser
Cramer Henry N., inventor, t 87)^ S.
Broad
Cramer Mary Miss, r 58 Fraser
Crandall Rebecca, c, laundress, r 7 City al
Crane Benjamin, wks Ex. Cot. Mills
Crane Benjamin E. (Langston & Crane),
r 59 Washington
CRANE, BOTLSTON & CO. (H. Boyls-
ton, A. Z. Demarest and A. J. Halti-
wangcr), whol dry goods, 6 S. Pryor
Crane B. Sidney, elk, W. P. & W. P.
Patdllo, r Decatur, Ga
Crane Charles A., shipping elk, Lang^
ston <fe Crane
Crane David, c, wks Union Stock Yds
Crane Edward D., with Milbum Wagon
Ca, r 68 Crew
Crane Franklin, wks Expo. Cot. Mills '
Crane Lou Miss, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Crane Matilda, c, laundress, r Battle al
Cranford George, c, wks Cot. Com., r 160
Craddock Douglas, c, shoemkr, 602 Mari-
etta, r 144 Gray
N. Calhoun
Crankshaw Charles W. (Freeman A
Crankshaw), r 119 Nelson
Crankshaw Hamilton (H. Crankshaw &
Co.), r 119 Nelson
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In ^T66kS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAIH),
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE.
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & ll North Broad Street '
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166
CRl
CRAITKSHAW H. & CO. (H. Crankshaw,
L. Richardson and J. C. Bowen), saw
mill, planing mill and lumber mnfre,
175 S. Forsyth (See front fly B.) ^
Cranston Henry, r 31 Merritte av
Craver Willis, c, carpenter, r 32 Reed
Crawford Adelia, wid R., r 59 Mays al
Crawford Anderson, c, wks S. S. Co., r
64 Humphries
Crawford Ann, wid N, M., r369 Houston
Crawford Caroline, wid W., r 24 Ponder
Crawford Celia, c, cook, r rear 33 Martin
Crawford Charles, c, lab, r 5 Hayden
Crawford Charles, c, wks S. S. Co., r 10
Luckie
Crawford Daisy, c, cook, r 20 Rasp-
berry al
Crawford Daniel, train hand, r 60 Davis
Crawford Edward, c, carpenter, r 78
Mays al
Crawford Elisha D„ carpenter, r 194
Richardson
Crawford Eliza A. Miss, r 369 Houston
Crawford Fannie, c, cook, r 56 Foster
Crawford Frank, c, wks MiUer & Brady
r Church, cor Fairlie
Crawford Franklin A., elk W. & A. R.
R., r 16 Smith
Crawford George, c, lab, r 291 Foster
Cra^ord George G., physician, 17}4
Peachtree, r Madison, Ga ]
Crawford Harriet, c, seamstress, r 12
Chapel
Crawford James, c, lab, r 12 Chapel
Crawford James J., grocer, 253 Fraser.r
same :, *'••-
^^jy?^^^ *^*™®8 ^v physician, r 226 E.
EUis
Crawford John, elk j[ Keely, r 25 Form-
wait
Crawford John, c, driver, r 21 Terry
Crawford John, c, lab, r 28 Mangum
Crawford John E., brakeman W. & A
R. R., r42 W. Fair , .
Crawford Kate, c, laundress, r 9 Bell
Crawford Mary Mrs., r 173 Marietta
Crawford MUes, c, lab, r 102 Gray
Crawford MoUie Miss, elk J. H. & W.
i^uhns ] i
Crawford Naamen, teamster M. Cole &
Co., r McDonough rd
Crawford Olin Miss, r 30 Gartrell
Crawford Ray c lab, r 234 McDonough
Crawford Richard, c, lab, r 40 Mills
Crawford Robert A., lawyer, r 152 S.
Forsyth
CrawTord Van B., saloon, 21 W. Mitch-
ell
Crawford William, c, porter J. L. Solo-
mon, r 44 Humphries
Crawford William H., trav. agt A, P
Fleming
Crawford WiUiam T., elk Atlantic <fc
Pacific Tea Co., bds 25 Form wait
Crawley Robert L., elk, bds 27 Moore
Creech Ashley, carpenter, r 9 Henrys
Creed James, grocer, 412 Marietta, r 410
Marietta
Creed Phillip, pressman, bds 410 Mari-
etta
Cregg Adelina Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Cregg Andrew, machinist, r 47 Simpson
Crenshaw Charles B., asst bkkpr, The
Singer Mnrg. Co., r 30 Walnut
Crenshaw James L., with W. S. McNeal
r 831^ S. Broad '
Crenshaw Thomas, dentist, 24 Whitehall
Crenshaw William, dentist, 24 WhitehaU,
r W, E
Crenshaw WDliam T. (Crenshaw <fc
King), r 15 E. Pine
CRENSHAW & KOG (W. T. Crenshaw
and W. G. King), genl. ins. agta, 2)^
Cresswell T. D., engineer B. & D. R. R.,
r Charlotte
CREW BENJAMDT B. (PhiUips A Crew)
r 33 W. Harris
Crew Hattie, c, laundress, r 178 McDaniel
Crew Street School, 119 Crew
Crew Wyatt, c, lab, r 285 N, Calhoun
Crew Zurie Miss, r 16 Smith
Crews Charles G., R. P. O. elk, r 60 Cone
Cnchton Eugene C, artist penman, r 133
■S. Collins
Crichton John P., physician, r 133 N.
Collms ::kr
CricRton Logan M., student, r 1,33 N.
Collins
Cridell Carrie, c, cook, r 59 Foster
CrideU Harriet, c, r rear 11 N. Butler
Cridell Joseph, c, lab, r 8 Tanner
Crim Charles, carpenter, E. Van Winkle
& Co
Crim James A., watchman, r 84 Gilmer
Cnm William, wks E. T. V. & G. R. R.
shops, r 1 Leonard
Crim William M., capt of police, r 17 N.
Bell
Crimes Anderson, c, lab, r 65 Gate City
Criser J. A., wks Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd
Crisler Josie Mrs., dresemkr, r 85 Hil-
liard
comer of Alal?ama and Pryor Streets.
W T WIT T Tiriin AM <<4 ^Elliatt, Lumbar, LaOi,
W. J« WillMlluJaAlit Shinglet and Lima.
CRI
167
CBU
Crist A. P., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds 6
E.WaU
Critfcel Joseph, c, wks Ballards Transfer
Crittenden Seymour, c, lab, r 16 South
Crocker B. B. Mrs., dairy farm, r west
end Hunter
Crocker H. A., machinist E. T, V. <t Ga.
R. R., r west end Hunter i^. ..
Crockett Berry, c, lab, r 182 Wlla
Crockett Courtney, c, lab, r 9 Cornelia
Crockett David A., engineer, bds 28
Elliott
Crockett Phoebe, c, laundress, r 49 Rob-
bins .■ . .t-: . a' i^^.( , >■} ss.-. •
Crockett William, c, porter A. <fc S. Ros-
enfeld, r 148 E. Ellis
Croft Eliza J., wid J. T., r 397 White-
haU
Croft G^eo^ge, c, carpenter, r 228 Jones
Croft Thomas O. ^(Farrell & Qroft), r 88
Walker
Croft William, c, lab, r es Randolph, 3rd
n of Highland av
Crogman W. H., teacher Clark Uni-
versity
Cromelin Roland F., stenographer Ry.
M. S. r 140 Ivy
Cromer Henry R., lumber dlr, r 348
Luckie
Cromley Bettie, c, domestic, r rear 237
Sw Pryor *
Cromley Catherine Mrs., grocer, 264
Marietta, r same
Cromwell Ada Miss, matron cooking
school Atla Female College, r 143
Peachtree
CroniQ Robert, c, wks Ballards Stables,
r 59 Foster
Crook Thomas, c, lab, r 47 Victoria
Crooker Belle Mrs., dressmkr, 106>^
Peachtree, r same
Crookshanks Alexander, trav agt, r 99
Walton
Croom R. W., carpenter K. T., Va, &
Ga. R. R
Croomer Henry, carpenter, bds Windsor,
ne cor Stevens
Crosby Henry, c, lab, r 110 Fort
Crosby Walter R., bkkpr Chess-Carley
Co., r 19 Pulllam
Crosby Warren B., with Chess-Carley
Co., r 19 Pulllam
Crosby John T., elk J. C. Bridger, r 150
Collins
Cross George B., carpenter, r 5 Rhodes
Cross Horace C, painter R. & D. R. R
Cross John W., carpenter, r 30 Mechanic
Crose Julian R., grocer, aSt.MArietU, r
same
Crofls Susan, c, oook, r 1 Jacks al ::"•
Crosslev Edward, painter E. T., Va. &
G«. R. R
Crossley John T., elk, r 160 N. Collins
Crossley Kate, c, cook, r rear 105 S. Pryor
Crouch James M. , carpenter, r 115 Nelson
Crouch Mattie Miss, r 115 Nelson
Crouch Thomas L., bkkpr Ga« Pac. By.,
r 2 Luckie
Crouch William T., foreman, r 37 Havden
Crow Ellen Miae, wks Elsas, May A Co
Crow Mary, c, laundreae, r 13 Honey al
Crow Randell, c, wks J. Mann, r rear
196 WhitehaU
Crow Sarah A. Mrs., r Garden se cor
Love
Crow Young S., wks C. W. Adamson, r
37BeU ; . . :;i^v*.
Crowder James, c, lab, r 7 Ella
Crowley Addle, c, cook, r 47 Richmond
Crowley George, c, driver, r 83 Ivy
Crowley John, c, lab, r 39 Reed
Crowley John, c, lab, r 13 Thurmond
Crowley John H., engineer, r 264)^ De-
catur
Crowley Robert, elk, A. Abraham, r 27
Moore
Crown Rosa Miss, r 44 Walton
Crozier George, c, porter, r 95 E. Cain
Crozier James N., engineer, W. <& A. B
R.
Crozier Mary Miss, r 173 WhitehaU
Cruch A., wks G*te City P M. Co
Crumley F. H., c, elk, C. H. Morgan
Crumley Howard L. Rev., pastor West
End Metho. Church, r 435 W. Peters
Crumley WUllam M. Rev., r 435 W. Pe-
i*- ters
Crumley William M. Jr. (Beck A Gregg,
Hardware Co), r 36 Fdrrest av
Cruse Alonzo, mason, r Bell wood
Cruse William, well digger, r Bellwood
Crusselle James A., mason, r 35 Mer-
ritts av
Crusselle Thomas A., mason, r 141 North
av
Crusselle Thomas G., contractor, r 366 W.
Peachtree
Crutchfield Floyd, f, porter, r rear 319
Peachtree
Crutchfield King D., c, carpenter, r 271
N. Calhoun
Crute Charles, wks Winship Bros., r
Mills aw cor McAffee
Crute Roomer Mrs., dressmkr, r MUls,
8w cor McAffee
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isiiiivOQirs nnmBt.
II and 13 Whitehall St.
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Qfllce 1 fg)^ S. Broa4l St.
158
cux
Crate Willis Miss, bookbinder, r MiUs,
8w cor McAffee
Crymes Robert, bar kpr, W. D. Smith
Crymes Robert A.,^w^k8 S. Teny, r 75
Borne
Crymes Milburn D,, carpenter, r 27 Sa-
vannah I
Cuckler Eva Migg, music teacher, bds 66
X. Forsyth
Cudmore Daniel, elk D. H. Douffhertv
bds 28 X. Forsyth
Cudwright Reuben, c, lab, r213 E. Cain
Culberson Augustus B. (A. B. & H. B.
Culberson), r W. E
Culberson Augustus B. Jr., elk, r ws
Gordon, 4th n of Peeples W. E
Culberson A. B. & H. L., lawyers, 61 E.
Alabama |
• Culberson Clary, c, lab, r 108 E. Fair
Culberson Gerald H., time keeper, E. T*
V. & G. R. R. shops, r W. E
Culberson Hubert L., lawyer and county
school commr., Court House, r ws
Gordon, 4th n of Peeples W. B
Culberson James H., carpenter, r Irwin
ne cor Gaines s
Culberson John P., trav agt, r 160
Haynes
Culberson John P. Jr., policeman, r 160
Haynes
Culberson Joseph B., conductor Ga. Pa
R. R., r 160 Haynes
Culberson Luke, wks G. W. Jack & Co
Whitehall, r W. E
^^^ Adeline Miss, bottler S. S. Co., r
137 Luckie *
Cullen N M., fireman W. & A. R. R
Cullinan Edward, wks car shops W. A
A. R. R., rl48 Luckie ^ - ^
Cullum Martin, lab, r 221 Martin
Cullum William, machinist, r 125 Fraser
Culpepper Daniel, c, gardener, r 30 Reed
Ci^pepper George W., stock, M. Rich &
Bros., r 132 Thompson
Clipper Jesse W., sec and tress, Atla.
Water. Wks, and Atla. St. R. R , r 259
Peachtree '
Ci^pepper Noah S., with Perdue &
Egleston. r 132 Thompson
"^ w Gri^;^r' ' "' ^*''"'^'
Cummings Frank, c, lab, r 16 Mays al
Cummrngs Frederick, saloon,76 S. Broad,
r 77 Mangum '
Cummings James B., ^ocer, BeUwood
Cummings James B., elk, r 64 Cooper
Cummings James E., paints and oils, 51
S. Broad, r 62 Gilmer '
CUMMIN08 JAMES F., pres. and
mngr Atla. Pub. Produce Cot. and
Stock Exchange, r 64 Cooper
Cummings John, engineer E. T., Va. <fc
vra. R, R j i
Cummings John, c, lab, r 18 Terry
^^^^i^'*^ Maggie, c, laundress, r rear
12 Chapel
Cummings Mary, c, laundress, r 158
Fillmore
Cummings Robert A. R., r 344 White-
hall
Cumrainffs Susan, c, laundress, r 16
Mays al ^?
Cummings WiUiam B., fireman, r 142
Crew ^ y
Cummings WUliam H., physician, 344
Whitehall
Cunie Alexander, engineer Ga. Pa. Ry
Cunningham Alex. T, cotton buyer, r268
Peachtree
Cunningham Alexander, c, porter J. A.
DeFoor, r 229 W. Peters
Cunningham Alice Miss, r 13 E. Fair'^ '
Cunningham Alice E. Mrs., r 15 Wash-
ington
Cunningham Anna Miss, r 212 W. Peach-
tree
Cunningham Augustus H., printer Miss
A. M. Barnes, r 23 Orme
Cunningham Caroline, c, Iaundre8s,:rf94
Fort * •
Cunningham Emma L. 'Mrs., teacher
Summer Hill School, r 43 Bush
Cunningham EmUy, wid J., r 13 E.
Fair
Cimningham Frank, c, porter, r 172 E.
Cunningham George, c, lab, r 40 Crum-
ley
Cunnihgham Henry, wks Expo. Mills
Cunningham John D., lawyer, 15^ E.
Alabama, r W. E -^ ' ^2
Cunningham Joseph T., wks F. W. Hart
<fc Son
Cunningham LilUe Miss, r 212 W. Peach-
tree ; r
Cunningham Louise Miss, r 13 E. Fair
Cunningham Thomas, wks box factorv.
r 13 E. Fair
Cunningham Washington L., salesman,
r 340 Luckie
Cunningham WilHam E. (Cunningham
& Hennies), r 86 Decatur
Cunningham Wilson, c, lab, r ws Hilllard
2d n of Highland av
Cunningham & Hennies (W.E. Cunning-
ham and C. E. Hennies), sewing ma-
ehme repair shop, 85 Decatur
l^..i..,^>rif^Fd-Itt.ll rrLL..i„. ^"H^^^P«_^^fboP> 85 Decatur
TelepkMie »•. KQL *^"^"*»"y Superintend Contracta.
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PnMtons, Spnnf^ Wi^^ontt Etc
CUP
159
DAL
Cups L. A., brick mason, bds 115>^ De-
catur
Curbow Dempsy X., carpenter, r 38
Rock t 1.-^.., , . ^-.^i. ^aI^
Cureton William, wks Hunnlcutt & Bel-
li ngrath t
Curletj John S., trav agt, r 18 Forjawait
Curlee Lulu Miss, r 142 W. Fair ^ -;
Curlee Martha, wid T. J., r 142 W. Fair
Curran Albert V., elk, W. U. TeL Co., r
276 Rawson
Curran Charles M., elk A. &W. P. B.
R., r 276 Riiwson
Curran John M., upholsterer, r 276 Raw-
son I .
CURRAN MICHAEL CCurran & Scott),
r Rome, Ga
Curran & Co. (J. M. Curran, W. P.
Dickson), upholsterers, auction and
com mers, 102 Decatur
CURRAN & SCOTT (M. Curran and J.
C. Scott), Drummers Retreat, wines,
liquors, etc., under Gate City Xat.
Bank, 31 E. Alabama, and 33, 35 and
37 S. Pryor, (See bottom lines.)
Currier Charles E. (Tanner, Currier &
Heath. )bds Markham House
Currier Fannie, c, laundress, r 107 Mark-
ham
Currier Jeff, c, lab, r 74 Houston
Currington David, c, lab, r 167 Martin
Currin^n Dora, c, laundress, r 166 E.
Harris
Currington William, c, lab, r 175 E.
Baker
Curry Albert, c, lab, r rear 147 Windsor
Curry Jefferson, c, porter, Kennesaw
MHls Co
Curry John, c, porter, M. E. Groldsmith,
r 37 Richmond
Curry Kate, c, laundress, r 37 Richmond
Curry Mary, c, nurse, r rear 174 S. For-
syth
Curry Patrick, c, i)orter, r 145 Ira
Curtis A. Jack, stock farm, r ns Ashley,
Ist w of Thrasher
Curtis Benjamin F., foreman st R. R. r
123 Walker
Curtis Charles E., express mesgr, bds
143 Walton
Curtis Edwin H., elk, r 86 E. Cain
Curtis Eliza A. wid W.,r 89 E Mitchell
Curtis Jeremiah A. (C«rtis & Weitzell),
r 68 N. Pryor
Curtis Joseph E., grocer, 273 W. Peters
Curtis Mary B. Mrs., seamstress, r 342
Decatur
Curtis William A., machinist, bds 158
Elliott
Curtis wmUm K.. elk, H. T. Snow^ia
Plum -^ '**''
Curtis WiUiam M., druggist, 266 W. Pe-
ters iff
Curtis & Weitzell (J. 'A. Curtis and J.V
W. Weitzell), carriages, 86 and 87 .
Peachtree . 1
Curtwrigbt Amanda, c, cook, r rear 130-
X. CoUins J
Curtwright Benjamin F., moulder, r 20^
Pratt i
Curtwright James, trunk mkr, r 10 Pratt
Curtwright John C, elk, W. Doty, r 66
Whitehall i -^
Curtwright Walter, wks Ogletree Robin-
son & Boyd s^ '
Cushenberry Andrew, e, Ml, r43 VlctXH
ria
Cutter L. B. Mrs., r 17 Wheat
Cyles Harry, c, blksmith, r 298 W. Mitch-
ell
Cyres Mary, c, laundress, r 27 Randolph
DABNEY THOMAS J., drayman, r 8
Fullers al
Dabney Tyre J., real estate, r 331 N.
ColUHs V^ : »!" ^
Daddocks Duncan, c," wks Atla. Gaa
Wks., r 11 Johnson
Dade Coal Co. 38 E. Wall
Dagnall Albert H., rl8 Aiiderson
Dagnall E. W., Carpenter E. T., Va. ds
Ga.R. R
Dailey H. P., elk J. Keely, r 55 S. For-
syth
Dale Adeline M., wid A., r 161 W.
Foundry
DALE GEORGE W., priu Atla. School
of Elocution and Stenography, 42>^
WhitehaU, r 51 E. Mitchell. (See adv.
index. )
Dale John, tinner A. P. Stewart <ft Co
Dale LiUie Mad., r 19 S. Collins
Dale W. E., tinner A. P. Stewart & Co.,
r 161 W. Foundry
Daley George W., wks E. T., Va. & 6a.
R. R., r 7 Haynes
Dallas George J., farmer, r W. E
Daly Catherine, wid M., r 35 Castleberry
Daly Daniel, flagman, r 35 Castleberry
aly Frederick (Haas & Daly), r 135
Whitehall
aly Henry, elk, bds 55 S. Forsyth
Daly John (Haas & Daly), r 135 White-
hall
Daly John, elk, r 35 Castleberry
Daly John A., with M. C. ± J. F. Kiser
& Co., r 3i Castleberry
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In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIME.
ROWLAND h CO. 9 & II North Broad Street
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Real Estatf "f^^-pV^-^MV-ifn^j^-
-^ ^J-Ji^J-J i-JO 1 rl 1 1^ T. A. Fnerson, Beat Estate Ag't, 36 Wall St
Daly Maggie Miss, elk J. M. High, r 35
CagtJeberry
Daly Patrick, engineer, r 40 CafltJeberry
Daly Thomas M., flagman, r 35 Cagtle-
beny
Damarus Lewis, c, carpenter, r 194 Rich-
ardson
Dameron John D., with Hirsch Bros., r
2UHaynes
Daner Crawford, c/wks Atla. Cot. Mm
Supply Co
Danforth Alton R., trav agt J. B. Daniel,
r country
Dangler Adolphus E., asst bkkpr The
Singer Mfg Co., r 71 Collins
Daniel Annie, c, laundress, r54Gki. R. R
Daniel Austin, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 46Xort.hav ^
Daniel Barton, c, lab, r 124 Fort
Daniel Ben A., elk J. Keely, r 85 W.
Cain
Daniel Ebenezer, carpenter, r 9 Ran-
dolph
Daniel George, c, lab, r 56 Green's Ferry
Daniel George, c, cook, r rear 203 White-
hall . #
Daniel Glover, butcher, r rear 62 Mc-
Daniel
Daniel H. A., painter, bds Markham
House
Daniel Isham (J. C. A I. Daniel), r 37
Marietta
Danif-1 James B., collector J. P. Bryan,
Daniel Winiam H., cabinet mkr r 21
Tumlin
Daniel Willis, c, lab, r 3 Jones al ^
Daniel Wylie, c, dyer J. Lochrey, r rear
4o E. Hunter
Daniels W., macttnist Boyd & Kinir *
Daniels T. H. Rey., c, pastor Shiloh A
M. E. Church
Dansby Turner R., c, porter Tanner,
Currier & Heath, r 321 Wheat
Dansby Wesley, c, wks Logan Bros ^ ^
Darby Charles L., elk Katterhom «t Vlff-
naux, r 43 Whitehall T
Darden Grant, c, lali, r 11 Solomon *^
Darden Hilliard, c, lab, r 11 Solomon
Darden Wesley, c, drayman, r 108 E
Fair
Darnell Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Davenport Alex., c, cooper, r 8 Gemun-
den
Davenport Alexander, c, lab, r 400 S
Pryor ^ ^f'
Davenport Eliza, c, cook, r rear 120
Loyd
Davenport George, c, driver, r 400 S.
Pryor
Davenport George T., wks Fulton Mills
r R Fulton Factory *
Davenport Henry, c, lab, r ws Chapel,
8th s of Haynes
S^^SHiJ?^^^^' ^» ^^^' ^ ^ McDaniel
DAVENPORT, JOHNSON & CO. (in li-
quidation), 70 E.Alabama
Davenport Leonidas M., painter, r 20
Rock
D^iel James C. (J. C. & I, Daniel), r i Davenport Martha Miss, wks Fulton
'^ • -*^» ■ '11 ■ j Mills
Daniel John, printer Constitution, r 37 J^vids Jonathan J., tailor, r 24 Ponder
kelson , Davidson A. R., driver Atla. St. Car Co.
I>anieU^oK„K.,,aw,er,.I>,K. Alabama, PaT^^^, w. H.. ear <,Hver, r 103 S..
Daniel John P., conductor, r 79 Luckie ^ ^*^^^6<>rge, draught8man,r 113 Peach-
^feS,^2 Whihyil"^^^ '^^' ^°^I>-? Alexander, c, driver J. C.Kimball
Daniel Larkin, c, carpenter r 68 Tonpa ' n -^ Anderson, c, waiter, r 123 Houston
'^* •B'ro?;'r9 Se^^ ^•^- ^^'^'"'^^ ! Ba^^'!f nn1:,'^er d^Lstic, r .3S MeDan.el
Daniel Moses H., foreman r Vt ll,^,i»r. i t^L" -}""'«' «> laundress, r 174 Wheat
Daniel Oliver cDortefo'r r„l^^? ° ^"1* Arthur, c, mason, r 159 Pulliam
Daniel Thoma^ E whh «. M ?*""" i K'"^* ^■' blk^mitl. Ga. Machinery Co
&Co.,Cll I.Pr"or ^- ^"^"l^lvUBeoJi'nai J-, V. S. ganger, r 25
^^'.?,^al'"''' '' '''"°'''«'«. >• 20 Kasp- Dav'ir cito, c, wto, Atla. Bridge Wks
berry al
Daniel William, c, lab, r 6 Rawson
OaU
Davis Charles A., supt Pendleton Guana
Co., r Clifton
ifV. J. T^ILT^TT^ On^A^IM, 64 Elliott^
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DAV
161
Davis Christopher C, r 27 Tattnall -
Davis C. C, conductor W. & A. R. R
Davis C. W., machinist, E. YaaWinkle
A Co *^
Davis Daniel, c, lab, r 11 Fraser - ;
Davis Daniel, c, lab, r 118 Irwin
Davis Daniel, c, shoemkr, r 4 Gemunden
Davis Daniel, c, wks W. <fe A. R. R
Davis Elbert, c, lab, r 236 W. Hunter
Davis Elizabeth, wld A., r 26 Formwalt
Davis Ella Mrs., r 225 Decatur
Davi«« Ella, c, laundress, r rear 124 Ma^
rietta
Davis Esther, c, laundress, r ws Chapel,
3d s of Haynes
Davis Fannie, c, laundrefs, r 309 Man-
gum
Davis Frank, conductor, bds '' Markham
Davis Georgia B. Mrs., r 106 Rhodes
Davie George, c, lab, r 15 Blggers
Davis Giles, c, porter, Akers & Bros
Davis Hannah, c, cook, r rear 49 W.
Peters
Davis Henry, c, lab, r 6 Dover
Davis Henry, c, wks Megee, Johnson &
Co
Davis Henry L., salesman, J. H. Hood
& Co., r 37 E. Mitchell
Davis James, wks Hunnicutt & Bellin-
grath
Davis James, c, blacksmith, r 33 Brad-
bury al
Davis James A., barkpr Stelnt & Kar-
wisch, r 135 W. Peters
Davis James A. J., blacksmith, r 28 N.
Broad
Davis James ,H., plumber, r 170 W.
Hunter
Davis James M., elk, r 45 X. Calhoun
Davis Jane, c, laundress, r 87 Cooper
Davis Jane, c, laundress, r 36 Trenholm
DaVis Jerry, c, porter. Sou. Ex. Co.
Davis John, c, lab, r 100 E. Fair
Davis Joha, driver, r rear 46 Jackson
Davis John, c, lab, r 98 Larkin
Davis John, c, porter, r 175 Rawson
Davis John, c, mason, r 304 Fort
Davis John, brass foundry and machine
shop, 221 Marietta, r 219 Marietta
Davis John J., tailor, r 5 Ponder
Davis John X., with J. H. Johnson, r
27 Tattnall
Davis John P., bkkpr, r 34 Windsor
Davis John W., convict guard, r rear 15
Leonard, J
Davis Jones, c, lab, r rear 133 N. Butler
Davis Joseph, cash, John Ryan
Davis Joseph, c, lab, r 2 Ennis al
Davis Joseph, c, cook, Saul <fe Penna
Davis Joseph D., tailw, M. Marcos, t
Country
Davis Joseph H., r 156 Ivy
Davis Joseph L., lab, r 47 Factory
Davis Joseph R., contractor, r ss Mills
let w of McAfee
Davis Larkin H., blksmith R. A D.R. R.
Davis Letde Miss, r 368 Decatur ^
Davis Lewis, c, lab, r 230 Jones
Davis Lewis, c, lab, r 61 Boulevard
Davis Lucian B., auctioneer, 233^ Mari-
etta, r 38 Ivy
Davis Lucinda, c, iMindress, r 175 Raw-
son )
Davis Lucius, c, lab, r 7 Jennings al
Davis Louisa, wid W. H., r 28 Spencer
Davis Loaisa, c, laundress, r 67 Thur-
mond
Davis Luke, c, lab, r 51 Valentine
Davis L. B. Mrs., boardiiilg, 38 and 40
Ivy
Davis Maggie, c, cook, r rear 36 Houston
Davis Maria, c, cook, r rear 22 Bartow
Davis Mary, wid J. C, bds 58 Walton
Davis Mary, c, cook, r 220 C. R. R
Davis Mattie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Davis Mollie, c, laundress, r It Tren-
holm
Da^ds M. M., wks S. Terry, r 12 Jen-
nings al
Davis Orin, c, lab, r 33 Bradbury al
Davis Richard, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Davis Robert, c, driver, r 234 Wheat
Davis Robert P., elk J. Keely
Davis R., elk, bds St. James Hotel
Davis Samuel, c, lab, r 1 Tumlin
Davis Sarah E., wid J. A., r 70 Davis
Davis Stephen H., saddlery 46 Peach tree,
r 145 Decatur
Davis Susie, c, laundress, r 20 Trenholm
Davis Thomas, carpenter, r 8 Werner
Davis Thomas J., carpenter, r 20 Mills
Davis Walter S., fertilizer, bds 58 Walton
Davis Warren, c, lab, r 46 Hoge
Davis Webster (W. Davis & Co.), r 9%
S. Broad
Davis William, c, driver, r 11 Bradley
Davis William, c, porter C. J. Kick-
lighter, r W. E
Davis William H., manager Grant House
86 to 90 Whitehall
Davis William L., watchman E. T., Va.
<fe Ga. R. R. shops, r 7 Leonard
Davis William L., mer, r 16 Boulevard
Davis W. & Co. (W. Davis and D. P.
Morris), fertilizers, 15^ S. Broad
Davis W. Z., engineer R* A D. R. R., r
Central
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Davisson John W., with R. G. Dun &
Co., r li9 Crew
Dawkins Tempy, c, nurse, r rear 94
Nelson
Dawson Alexander, elk Howard &
Candler, r 174 Mangum
Dawson Dennis, c, lab, r 29 Bradbury
Dawson Edward J., c, lather, r Martin
ne eor Love
Dawson Edwin H., printer Journal, r69
Larkin
Dawson Eliza, c, laundress, r 36 Tren-
holm 1^
Dawson Elizabeth, wid R. J., r 170 Ivy
Dawson Emmett, trav agt Robinson
Bros., bds Cannon House
Dawson Eugene, wks Expo. Mills
Dawson H., fireman W. & A. R. R., r
174 Mangum f ;f '
Dawson Ida, c,. cook, r rear 63 Walker
Dawson James, lab, r 167 Fort
^^SS^x*^*™®® ^- (Moore, Marsh & Co.).
r 170 Ivy *
Dawson James M., c, elevator Gate City
Bank, r 243 Jones - .
Dawson Jane, c, laundrees, r rear 74
Walker
Dawson Jerry, c, lab, r 32 Valentine
Dawson Jerry, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
m Johnson •
Dawson John, fireman W. <fc A. R R r
174 Mangum « a. -«. it., r
Dawson J. E., elk, bds Cannon House
Dawson J. F., wks Expo. Mills
Dawson J. W., wks Expo. Mills
Dawson McCallum, elk, r 174 Mangum
Dawson Mana, c, domestic, r 230 White-
oall
^wson Maipret, wid A., r 174 Mangum
Dawson Park, c, lab, r rear 74 Walktr
Dawson Robert, c, lab, r 1J4 Fort
Walke ^*°^"^^' ^- carpenter, r rear 74
Dawson Susan, wid J. C, r Grant cor
Jones
Dawson William, c, lab, r 10 Rhodes
Dawson William C, trav agt M. & J.
Hirseh, r 170 Ivy
Dawt<m Wiley, c, lab, r 110 Foster
^.* u i?""^*^' c, carpenter, r 18 E.
Mitchell
Day David H., elk, r 91 Gullatt
^y Edward F., elk, r 148 Gullatt
^y Fannie Miss, wks Expo. MUls
Day James, lab, r 3 Henry
^y John, elk W. w. Riee, r 132 GuUatt
D^ ^™"el W., oysters, fish and ice. 1
E. Wall, r 132 Gullatt
Day Thomas J., collector, r 168 S. Pryor
Bevelea, bquare- Edged and Novelty
f '■('■=»>«
■».-&,.-
FlooHng, at La FONTAINE
Day William E., c, shoemkr A. J. Del-
bri^e, r 340 Martin
Day WillUm G., grocer, 43 Rock
Day W. N, messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bd*
Ivy, se cor Wheat
Dean Albert, lab, r 81 W. Simpson
Dean Caroline, c, cook L. J. Hill
Dean Charles N., r 84 Plum
Dean Fillmore, lab, r 214 Eraser i*^-
Dean George, c, mason, rl9 Richmond
Dean George A., elk McKeldin & Carter
r 84 Plum '
Dean Hattie, c, cook, r rear 24 Glynn ^'
Dean Jesse P., grocer, 356 Marietta, r 21
Jones av
Dean John, brakeman W. & A. R. R
Dean John C, stock M. Rich & Bros r
18 N. BuUer '
Dean John T., carpenter, r 18 N. Butler
Dean Jo-*ie, wid M., r 81 W. Simpson
Dean Mattie, c, laundress, r Calhoun cor
North av '
Dean Mary M. wid J. P., r 84 Plum
Dean Xannie E., wid L., r 350 Marietta
Dean Thomas A., elk J. C. & I. Daniel
r 84 Plum *
Dean Walter E., molder, r 84 Plum
Dean William D., special agt, 15V^ Prvor
Dearecoat George, c, porter W. H. Clarke
Deanng Alfred L., messenger Ry M. S.
r 60 Walton #*#m *
Deas Julia Miss, bds 85 Hill
Deas William A., patternmkr R. A D.
Ry, r 85 Hill
Deavours R. B., fireman R. & D. R. R
DeBelle Robert F., bkkpr M. Rich &
Bros., r 80 Fulton
Decatur Isaac R , c, hackman, r 238 W.
Mitchell , oo .
Decottes John M., elk, r 41 Spring
Dedge Rufus, planter, r 339 Decatur
Dedge William, wks Atla. Cot. Facty
DeFoor Charles L., elk, r 71 Walker
DeFoor James A., grocer and butcher.
229 W. Peters, r 71 Walker
Dedge James H., elk D. H. Dougherty.
r 224 E.Ellis * ^'
Dedge John H., wks F. Kh-sher, r 224
Degiorgi Peter, wks Pelligrini & Castle-
berry
DeGive Laurent, propr DeGive's Opera
House, and Belgian Consul, 37 Mari-
etta, r 33 Irwin
DeGive Paul L., with S. M. Inman &
Co., r 33 Irwin
DeGive's Opera House, 37 Marietta
Degnan Mary E. Mrs., cook Dr. J. A.
Link
Weatherboarding, and II kinds of
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DEN
DeGraffenried Marshall, lawyer 363^ S.
Broad, r 43 Houston
Deihl George A., machinist, r 18 Spring
Deihl John C, machinist E. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R
Deihl Joseph D., artist W, C. Dodson, r
18 Spring
Deison A. C, boUer mkr E. T.^ Va. &
Ga. R. R ^ -
DeLameter Lucius J., bkkpr W. J. Wil-
lingham, r 61 Davis
Delane Florence Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Delane Georgia Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Delane Judson, wks Expo. Mills
Delane Maggie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Delaney Charles, artist, r 132 S. For-
syth
Deianey Delphine, dressmkr, r 132 S.
Forsyth
Delaney Washington, c, lab, r 287 W.
Mitchell j4^>
Delashaw Caroline, wid E. H., r 8 Terry
Delashaw Joseph, machinist, bds 8 Terry
Delashaw Lavonia Miss, elk, bds 8 Terry
Delashaw Thomas D., elk r 8 Terry
Delashaw William C, with S. H. Davis,
bds 8 Terry
Delay Charles, wks R. & D. R. R., r 51
Gartrell
DeLay John, bds 106 W. Simpson
Delay Louisa Miss, wks Fulton Mills, r
C, Fulton Fcty
Delay William E., fireman, r 51 Grartrell
DELBRIDGE ALLEN J., c, shoemkr,
22 Whitehall, r 319 Wheat
Delbridge Charles L. (C. L. Delbridge &
Bro.), r 78 N. ColUns
Delbridge C. L. & Bro. (T. J. A C. li.
Delbridge), job printers, 110 Whitehall
Delbridge George W., M. D. (G. W. Del-
bridge & Co.)^ r 78 N. Collins
DELBRIDOE GEOBGB W. & CO. (G.
W. Delbridge, M. D., and ),
druggists, 21 Marietta
Delbridge Thomas J. (C. L. Delbridge &
Bro.), r 78 N. Collins
D£ LEA R. L., genl agt A. S. Barnes &
Co.^ Xat. Series School Books, 7 White-
hall, r 65 E. Alabama
Delk George T., cattle trader, r 7 Henry
Delk Thomas, wks A. P. Stewart & Co
Delk William P., wks R. Mitchell
Delkin Anthony L. (M^er <& Delkin), r
161 W. Mitchell
DeLoach Alonzo A., water wheel manfr,
39 and 41 W. Alabama, bds 230 White-
hall
DeLoach Henry, wks J. M. Nace & Son,
r 277 E. Hunter
DeLoach Jesse, dk, r 277 E. Hunter ^
Delong Henrietta Miss, wks Expo. Millff
Delong Nancy Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Delong William, wks Fulton Mills
Delong Francis T., painter, A. P. Tripod,
r 105 W. Sunpson
Delpey Emma, wid Amos, r 11 Terry
Delpey Jesse J., machinist, McCombs,
Mesddn A Co., r 5 Rawson
Delpey John H., painter, bds 11 Terry ..
Demarest Albert Z. (Crane, Boylston A
Co.), r New York
Demarest Catharine E. Mrs^ nurse, r 63d
Marietta • - ' *
Dement Albert, painter, M. M. M^uck,
r 66 Ga. R. R
Demon Gussie Mias, wks Expo. MiUa
Demon Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
DeMonbrenn Tennie Mrs., r 268 Marietta
Dempster William, miller, L. G. Gholstin
Deneen John, grocer, 265 W. Peters
Denk August, bkkpr, Elsas, May A Co^
r 203 Whitehall
Denham Isaac, c, carpemter, r 140 CnuB-
ley
Denham Charles, bkkpr, E. T. Va. A
Ga. R. R., r West End
Denicke Rudolph, R. P. O. elk, t19
Jenkins
Denman Joseph, painter, bds 229 Ma-
rietta
Denmark Julia, wid W. C, r 49 Lackie
Denmark Kate Miss, r 49 Luckie
Denmark Mattie Miss, r 49 Luckie
Denmark Susan Miss, r 49 Luckie
Dennis Alexander, wks Expo. Mills
Dennis Annie Miss, wks Expo. MiUs
Dennis CuUen C, r 73 W. Foundry
Dennis C. H., wks Expo. Mills ^
Dennis Emma Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Dennis Eva Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Dennis George, c, lab, r 55 Humphries
Dennis Green, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty., bds
73 W. Foundry
Dennis Hattie Miss, r 73 W. Foundry
Dennis Henry, c, lab, r 55 Humphries,
Dennis H. M., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Dennis James W., grocer, 67 McDani^
Dennis Jefferson, wks Expo. Mills
Dennis Jonathan, mason, r 49 Chapel
•Dennis Linton, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
t>ennis Mary Miss, teacher. West End
Academy
Dennis Richard, c, candymkr, Lo3rd A
Bro
Dennis Sophia, c, laundress, r 67 Newttm
Dennis William, carpenter, r 304 Wheat
Dennis William, c, lab, r 67 Newton
irmiE"
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COKN. POBK, SIOEo. LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM 90 to I^AlNE,
ROWLAND 9l CO. ^ ^ 11 i^o^th Broad Street.
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IN ATLAWTA, Eftiir detdrToWt
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A, FRIERSOW, 36 Wall Street
Co to W. tf. WILLIMCHAM, ^ EUiott,
For anx ^KindL oi' lL.isml>ei*, LatliBK gliiiigleta or
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Dennis William M., printer Constitution,
r 201 Little vf
Dennison C. R. B., c, wks W. A A. R. R
Dennison George W., r 105 W. Harris
Denson Amanda Mrs,, r 10 Fulton Facty
Denson Elbert Url, wks Fulton Mills
Denson Joseph A., blksmith, bds 348
Marietta
Denson I.ula Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Denson Mary Mrs., wks Fulton Mills
Denson Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Denson William, lab, r 185 Greens
Feriy %y
Dent Wiley C, c, barber J. Minor, r46
Howell
Denton Richard W., car builder E. T.
Va. A Ga. R. R., r 62 Gartrell
Denton Tempe Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Denwood Susan, c, laundress, r 21 Ivy
Derden Theodore F., c,shoemakr, 155
Decatur
DeReif Julius, c, cook Saul & Penna
DeSaussure Dousjlas B., elk Atla. Nat*l
Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
DeSaussure George R., bkkpr Atla.
Nat'l Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
DeSaussure Mary R., wid H. W., r 221
S^ Pryor
DeSaussure Richard C, exch elk Atla.
NatU Bank, r 221 S. Pryor
Deumar Charles, coppersmith, bds 55 N.
Butler
Devens Jackson, c, lab, r 57 Chattahoochee
Deveraux Frank, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R
Devin George, civil eogr Atla. Bridge
Wks, r 113 Feachtree
Devine George elk, bds 2.35 W. Peters
Devlne Jack, c, lab, r 97 Thurmond
Devine Maiy, c, laundress, r rear Bettie al
Dewald George A. (G. A. Dewald &
Co.,), r273 WhitehaU
Dewald G. A. & Co. (G. A., S.and N.
J. D. Dewald), prov. brokers, 31 S.
Pryor
Dewald Nathan J. D., (G. A. Dewald
A Co.), r 283 Whitehall
Dewald Solomon S. (Q, A. Dewald &
Co.), r273 Whitehall
Dewberry Benjamin F., engineer A. L.
Ry., r 416 E. Fair ^
Dewberry Eliza Mrs., seamstress r 50
S. Forsyth
Dewberry James Oscar, moulder, r 289
E. Hunter
Dewberry William, machinist, r 289 E
Hunter
Dexheimer Edward, book agt, r 177
Thompson
Dexter Charles, physician, r 69 N. But-
ler
Dibble Rosa F. Miss, r 100 Crew I
Dibble W. Jasper, bkkpr Patapsco Guano
Co., r 100 Crew ^
Dick Samuel K. (S. M. Inman 4 Co )
r Houston Texas
Dickens Henry, wks A. P. Stewart A Co
Dickerson Augustus, lab, r 11 Magazine
Dickerson Mary, c, cook, r rear 183 K.
CoUins
Dickey Annie, wid Rev. J. M., r 40
Stonewall
Dickey Anne, wid J., r 177 Thompson
Dickey Carrie M. Mrs., seamstress, r
221 N. Calhoun
Dickey Frank, carpenter, r 371 Wheat
Dickey George, watchman, r 23K W.
Mitchell -
Dickey Hester E. S. Mrs., r 42 W. Baker
Dickey James E., bkkpr McBrideA Co.,°
r 40 Stonewall '
Dickey James L., asst genl freigt airt W.
& A. R. R., r 289 Peachtree
Dickey John, c, barber M. H. Bentiey
Dickey John, c, lab, r rear 95 Jones
Dickey John R., freight cashier W. <t A.
R. R., r 289 Peachtree
Dickey Patrick, c, lab, r 16 Wells
Dickey William F., bkkpr J. N. Dunn
& Co., r 40 Stonewall
Dickey W., wks Gate City P. M. & L. ^
Co.
Dickie Reuben, wks John Ryan "^
Dickinson Benjamin S., wks Fulton
Mills, r B. Fulton Factory
Dickinson Benjamin, c, carpenter, r 53
Martin
Dickinson Levi J., elk, r 80 McDonough
Dickinson M. V., wid D. W., r 58 Hwd
DICKINSON WILLIAM B. A., butcher,
124 Whitehall, r 122>^ Whitehall
Dickson Annie, c, candy mkr, r 38 Thur-
mond
Dickson George, c, lab, r rear 64 Lam-
bert
Dickson Hattie, c, lauqdress, r 43 Green's
Ferry
Dickson Henry, c, drayman, r 81 Terry
Dickson Henry, painter, r rear 3 Henry
Dickson Henry, c, driver W. E. & A. St.
DICKSON HENRT H., book and job
printing, 32 S. Rroad r 59 Cone
Dickson Lucy, c, laundress, r rear 10
Ezzard
Dickson Luella, c, laundress, r 81 Terry
Dickson Nathan, c, carpenter, r 10 Val-
entine
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Dickson Peter, c, plaaterer, r 164 Wheat
Dickson Taz T., with P. & G. T. Dodd,
r 369 Whitehall -.?dMf-
Dickson Wlckliffe P. (Curran & Co.), r
301 E. Hunter
Dickson William, c, lab, r 19 Cremanden
Dickson William, c, barber, r 98 Fort
Dickson William, marble cutter, Rob-
bins, Bro. & Co., r Stone Mountain
Dickson William C, foreman H. H.
Dickson, r 199 S. Forsyth
Dickson WUliai© E., furniture mkr, r 21
Hood
Dickson WUliam M., with S. M. Inman
& Co., bds 353 Peachtree
Dillard Agnes Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Dillard Brooks, wks Expo. Mills
Dillard Joseph P., wks Expo. Mills ^^
Dillard Laura Miss, wks Expo. MiUa
Dillard Mary, wks Expo. Mills w^
Dillard Manuel, c, lab, r 40 Rawson
Dillard Xancy, c, laundress, r 130 Ira
Dillard Robert, r 83 Plum
Dillard Sallie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Dillingham John, artist, r 87^ S. Broad
Dillingham Mary Mrs., dressmkr, 87>^
S. Broad
Dimmick Lodrick M., boarding boose,
67 Marietta
Dimmock William R.,wk8 Winship & Bro
Dinkins Charles, janitor, r 136 Nelson
Dinwiddle James M., draughtsman,
Bruce & Morgan, bds 33 N. Forsyth
Dion Odile, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Dismukes Ann, c, cook, r rear 132 Spring
Dison Lizzie, wid J., r 1 Packards al
Dissell Mary, c, laundress, r 184 Mangum
Dittler Alexander, grocer, 269 N. Cal-
houn and 496 Decatur
DIVINE KINSMAN C, physician, 77 S.
Pryor, r 167 Jones
Dixon Asbury, c, wks F. W. Hart &
Son
Dixon John Y., cashier The Singer
Mnrg. Co., r 59 E. Harris
i Dixon WiUiam, c, wks J. Holland, r 98
Fort
Doane John A., bkkpr, r 17 E. Hunter
Dobbins Celia, c, laundress, r 229 Jones
Dobbins Jacob, c, lab, r 229 Jones
Dobbs Aaron, c, lab, r rear 85 E. Hunter
Dobbs Amanda, c, laundress, r 318 Eraser
Dobbs Emily Mrs., seamstress, r 19
Greenes Ferry
Dobbs Frances, wid S., r 75 Luckie
Dobbs George, c, drayman, Simons &
Drummond, r 102 N. Collins
Dobbs George H., bkkpr. Bank of the
State of Georgia, r 25 Cooper
Dobbs James E., elk, Johnson, Keaney
A Co., bds Cannon House
Dobbs Jefferson D.,clk, Dobbs A Bro, r
32 Luckie ^
Dobbs John, c, wks J. H, Norwood
Dobbs John H. (Dobbs A Bro.), r New
York
Dobbe Joseph, c, lab, r 53 Foster
Dobbs Zachary T. (Dobbs A Bro.), r 3S
Luckie
Dobbs A Bro. (J. H. and Z. T. Dobbs^
china and glassware, 53 Peachtree
Doby M. P. Mr8.,T 54 N. Forsyth
Dodd Green T. (P. A G. T. Dodd), r IS
E. MitcheU
Dodd John D., elk J. Selig, r 138 Davis
Dodd John G., with P. A G. T. Dodd, r
19 E. Mitchell h
Dodd Laura Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty I
Dodd Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Dodd Phil. (P. <i; G. T. Dodd), r 243
Whitehall
Dodd P. & G. T., whol grocers, 30 and
32 E. Alabama
Dodd Thomas C, with P. A G. T. Dodd,
r 19 E. MitcheU
Dodd William, c, lab. r 181 Markham
D^ge Frank G., with J. Lynch, r 393^
Whitehall
Dodge James B., yard conductor Ga. B.
R., r 14 Martin '
Dodge Robert P., vardmaster G*. R. R^
32 Loyd, r 40 S. Butler
Dodge William A. Rey., pastor Grace
Church, r 25 Irwin •
Dodson Maria, c, laundress, r ss Glenm
Id e of Gradjr
DODSON WILLIAM C, book and job
printer, 33 S. Broad, r 128 Crew
Dodson Wylie, c, wks S. S. Co., r II©
Foster
Dohme Robert (Dohme A Duffy), bds
120S. Prvor
DOHME k DUFFT (R. Dohme and J. J.
Duflfy), fancy grocers, teas and coffees
a specialty, 88 Whitehall
Dollar Robert, c, porter, r Blackmon, nw
cor Forrest av
Dolly George R., c, porter, r 216 Mo-
Donough
Dolphyn William L., toproU and clearer
coverer, r 1 Merritts av
DOMINI AUGUST, saloon, 123 White-
hall
DOMINI JOHN, saloon, 19 Whitehall, r
139 W. Baker
Donald John, painter, bds 61 Johnson
Donald John C. (J. C. Donald A Co.), r
100 W. Harris
W. M. Scott
MakM CLOTHINQ to oHer.
Fit fuartnteed at ready made priOMb
II and IS^Wkfteliai Street
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DOXALD JOHN C. & CO. (J. C. Donald
and ), lumber, coal and wood,
198 Marietta
Donald Matilda, c, cook, r 25 Irwin
Donald Young, c, coachman, r 87 Gnmt
Donaldson Catherine, wid C. H., r 64
Fairlie i
Donaldson Edwin G. (Parkhurst &
Donaldson), r 173 Crew
Donaldson Elizabt?th, c, laundress, r 339
Jones
Donaldson Silas, carpenter, r Merrltts
av, sw cor Lovejoy
DOXAVAN JOHX A., manager R. G.
Dun & Co., r 5« Washinorton
BOITEHOO ELIJAH F., oysters, fish
and ice, 5 E. Alabama, r 51>^ Peach-
tree (See p 41) r
Donkle Isaac, biksmith Atla. Bridge
Wks ^
Donkle John, wks Atla. Bridge Wks.,
bds 80 Plum '
Donn Emma, wid B. L., r 65 W. Garnett
Donnelly Edward, engineer E. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R
Donnelly James J., trav agt, r 70 Mc-
Daniel
Donohoe Alice Mrs., grocer and board-
ing, 148>^ Decatur
Donohoe Frank, elk N. D. McDonald &
Co
Donohoe James, foreman Hunnicatt &
BeUingrath's pipe wks, r 146 Ander-
son
Donoway J., varnisher Boyd & Kino-
Doolittle Nelson J., gardener, r SI XeTson
Dooly James, elk, bds 427 Whitehall
Dooly Martin, bill poster, r 37 Fairlie
D00I7 Martin H., supervisor W. <t A.
R. R., r 183 Mangum ^
Dooly William F., elk W. S. Gramling,
bds 68 X. Forsyth
Dooly William H., grocer, r2M Decatur
Doonan Annie Mias, nurse, r 109 W
Peachtree
Doonan Emma, wid S., r 101 Formwalt
Doonan Frank, engineer E. Van Winkle
A Co., r 143 Luckie
Doonan John J., bkkpr Ga. R. R., r 301
Formwalt
Dorman John, engineer E. T., Va. <&
\xtL» R. R <" |ij^^ .
Dorr AUen, printer, r 41 W. Pfeters
Dorr Anita Miss, r 41 W. Peters
Dorr Josephine Mrs., r 41 W. Peters
Dorr Sallie E. Miss, 41 W. Peters
Dorsett Annie M. wid R., r 42 Newton
Doi-sey Addie Miss, wks Els as. May ±
Co ^
Dorsey Augustine L., buver Crane
Boylston & Co., r 377 S. Pryor '
Dorsey Albert, c, machinist, r 15 Pettua
Dorsey Albert T., engineer, r 29 Bell
Dorsey Brafield, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Dorsey B., wks J. Mabin 5-^'
Dorsey Eliza, c, laundress, r 33 Newton
Dorsey John, c, lab, r 33 Newton
Dorsey John, c, lab, r 58 Gate City
Dorsey John, c, lab, r Henry 2d w of
Mangum
Dorsey John, wks G«. Pac. Ry
Dorsey John K., car driver, r 6 Gray
Dorsey Lucy, c, laundress, r 132 E.
Baker
Dorsey Mack, c, carpenter, r41 Howell
Dorsey Maggie Miss, with Hancock A
Collier
Dorsey Martha, c, laundress, r 220 Jones
Dorsey Patillo, c, porter, I. S. Mitchell
Dorsey Rufus T., judge city court, 7^
Whitehall, r 44 Jones ^
Dorsey Sarah, c, laundress, r 18 Terry
Dorsey Tilley, c, lab, r 58 Gate City
Dorsey William, plumber, r 6 Gray
Dorsey William, c, porter, J. A. Brown
Dorsey WUliam H. S., elk, r 66 Pulliam
Doster Charles, wks Ristine, May & Co
Doster Green, c, shoemkr, 280 Decatur
Doster Sarah, wid W., r 66 Larkin
Doty William M., boots and shoes, 67
Whitehall, r 27 E. Hunter
Dougherty Amanda, c, laundress, rS
Thompson
Dougherty Anna, c, seamstress, r 157
Houston
Dougherty Daniel O. (J. Silvey Sb Co.),
r 65 Forrest av
DOUGHERTY DATID H., wholand ret
dry goods and notions, 39 and 41 Peach-
tree, r 211 Peachtree
Dougherty Mary A., wid J. H., r 31
Gilmer
Dougherty John, elk, Wm. Erskine <t
Co., r 40 E. Mitchell
Dougherty Richard, lab, r 418 Marietta
Dougherty Selalia, c, domestic, r 71 E.
Fair
Dougherty William W., engineer R. A
D. R. R., r 211 E. Hunter
Douglass Anna, c, laundress, r 135 N.
• Butler
Douglass E. L., bkkpr, J. M. High, bds
I<eyden House
Douglass Fannie, wid J., r 187 W. Peters
Dor^i Ja^es a./stident r 2^^ ^.'if}^ Fannie, wid J r 187 W. Peters
MitcheU ' student, r 43 E. Douglass Joseph M., planer, Traynham
-z — -—r- _ ' <fc Ray, r 51 W. Cain
Lumber^ Lath», Shingles, Flooring, Wholesale h Wef 11,
Telephooe No. 3t8.
THE MILBURH ^ "^"^ "^"^ * "^^
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167
D&£
Douglass Robert O., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., r 8^ Ivy
Dow Richard T., trav agt, r 142 Peach-
tree
Dow Thomas, miller, r 22 N. Collins
Dowda Augustus A., elk, C. J. K&mper
& Co., r 73 Martin
Dowda Columbus A., wks J. L. Jett, r
73 Martin * ^ / ? r-
Dowda Ella Miss, elk, r 73 Martin
Dowling Joseph J., elk, bds Cannon
House
Dowling William, elk, John Ryan, bds
50 Decatur v*««^ a,' f. ^^ <
Dowraan Henry, tinner, J. Warlick A
Son, r country
Downard DoUie Mrs., wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Downard William H., printer, bds 123
Magazine
Dozier James S. (Pinson A Dozier), r IS
E. Mitchell
Dozier Lizzie, c, domestic, r rear 55 W,
Garnett ^ «i»*ii' ^s^'t^>«j»
Dozier Lucinda, c, lanndr^, f rear 99
Crew ■
Dozier M. S., c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Dozier Nettie Miss, r 15 £. Mitchell
Dozier Violet, c, cook, r re%r 239 White- -
hall
Dozier WUliam H., r 15 E. Mitchell
Dozier William H., c, brick yard, r 67 iL '
Humphries
Draffin Kate, widT. N., r 194 Richardson
Drake Arch, elk, bds 79 Loyd
Drake David, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Drake George, c. wks Globe Planter Co
Drake John, c, driver, r 93 Fraser
Drake Joseph, machinist, r 3(^ Luckie
Drake J. G., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Downey Samuel J., fireman Ga. Pac. Rv ' Drake Mariam, wks Expo. MiUs
Downing Anna, wid J. M., r 205 iSt.
Hunter
Downing Walter T., draughtsman, Kim-
ball, Wheeler A Co., r 205 E. Hunter
Downs Greorge M. (G. M. Downs A Co.),
r 69 N. Collins
Downs G. M. A Co. (G. M. Downs and
M. W. Brooks), furniture, 8 Loyd
Dox Charles E., bkkpr, Cont'l Fire Ins.
Co., bds 371 Calhoun
Boyle Eliza, wid J., r 221 Decatur
Doyle Frank, cabinet mkr, Boyd <lfc King
Doyle G., cabinet mkr, Boyd A King
Doyle Hank, driver. Sou. Ex. Co
Doyle James, wks John Ryan, r 221 De-
catur
Doyle James S., elk J. P. Stevens, r 352
Whitehall
Doyle John, wks John Ryan, r 221 De-
catur
Doyle Maggie, c, cook, r 92 S. Piror
Doyle Mamie Miss, with M. Rich A
Bros., r 221 Decatur
Doyle Martin, c, driver J. Milledge, r
rear 120 E. Peters
Doyle Mary Miss, r 221 Decatur
Doyle Minnie, c, seamstress, r 287 Fort
Doyle Thomas M., elk J. P. Stevens, r
352 Whitehall
Dozier Albert, c, plasterer, r 168 N.
Butler
Dozier A. Wellborn, trav agt Monday
Mall, bds Adams House
Dozier Carrie, c, nurse, r rear 75 Wash-
ington
Dozier Cornelia A., wid H. C, r 68
Washington
Dozier Harman, c, cook, r 5 Fain
Drake Mary Miss, wks Expo. MQls
Drake Mary, c, laundress, r 220 Fraser
Drake Nancy A., wid J. T., r §4 Rock
Drake Sammle Miss, r 7 Rock
Drake Samuel, c, butler, r rear 85 S.
Pryor
Drake Sophronla Mrs., with Lathn*p A
White, r 54 Rock
Drake Walter, c, wks S. S. S. Co., r rear
201 Whitehall
Drake William G., physician, 25>2 Peach-
tree, r 291 Peachtree
Drake William N., collector M. Rich A
Bros., bds St James Hotel
Drakeford Edward, c, blk smith, W. L
Jarvis, r 136 Fraser
Drakeford Frank, c, biksmith, r 37 Ful-
ton
'Drakeford Rachael, c, oook, r rear 66 N
Pryor
Drakeford William L., c, blacksmith W.
L. Jarvis, r^l36 Fraser
Draper Dor^, c, cook, r rear 93 Wash-
ington
Draper William W. (Moore, Marsh A
Co), r 59 W. Harris
Drecblord James, c, carpenter, r 28 Brad-
ford
Drennon Charles, wks Atla Got Fcty
Drennon Elijah T., watchn^an, r 66 W
Foundry
Drew James, carpenter, r 429 Whitehall
DrewTY Lucins D., with Israel Putnam,
r 58 N. Forsyth
BrejtuB Juliius (Elsas May A Co.). r IK
S. Pryor
Dreyfus Solomon^ trav aft, r 184 S. For-
syth /
WW WlWmW '" STOCICS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAHO,
': f^:.f
, \
■'■■ f
f\ r A r S A r ^'^^ country, for sAle by
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Drifen, Lucy K., wid T., r 194 Bichard-
8on
Driscoll Ann Mrs., r 25 Cone
Driscoll Charles, elk, F. Hilburn, r 21>^
S. Broad
Driscoll Thomas, c, lab, r 257 Fraser
Driscoll Timothy, mason, r 164 E. Hun-
ter '*:f--:- i- I
Driscoll Wiiyam, c, wks MsCombs, Mea-
kin & Co., r 28 Hoge
Driver T., c, wks Gate City P. M. & L.
Co.
Dromgoole John B., advg agt, 78)^
Whitehall, r West End
Dromgoole John P., pat medicines, 78*^
Whitehall, r West End.
Drummond George C. (Simmons &
Drumnlond), bds Markham House
Dryer Caroline, c, cook, r 172 Fort
DuBose Edwin R. (Chamberlin, John-
son & Co.), rll5 S. Forsyth
Duck Henry R. S. (Duck & Co.), r Kirk-
wood 11
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Duck & Co. (H. R. S. Duck and
oils and paints, 35 S. Broad
Duckett Israel E., fireman, W. & A. R.
R., r 151 W. Baker
Dudley Frank J. (Dudley & Wilson), r
24 Smith
Dudley Henry, lab, r 341 Haynes
Dudley James, moulder, Winship & Bro
r 341 Haynes
Dudley John W., fireman, r Bellwood
Dudley Nannie Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co ^r- --^ '■■ -
Dudley Sarah E. Mrs., r 341 Haynes
Dudley & Wilson (F. J. Dudley and V.
A. Wilson), chair mnfrs, 6 Culver, J
Duer James H., physician, 20 Walker
Duffy Cassie Miss, r 123^ Decatur
Duffy Jacksen, wks Trajmham & Ray
Duffy E., c, wks Gate City P. M. & L.
Co
Duffy James J. (Dohme & Duffy), r ns
Mills, bet Spring and Williams
Ihiffy Johanna Mrs., dressmkr, 12>^
Decatur , '
Duffy John H., glazier, r 76 Terry
Duffy Samuel W., wks Fulton Mills
Duggan John J., painter, bds Gate City
Efotel
Dugger Henry, c, whitewasher, r 24
Ira
Dugger James M., bkkpr, r 284 Whitehall
Duhme Charles H., baker, r 51 W. Hun-
ter ,^, ,
Dukes Edgar T., machinist, r 59 W.
Simpson
Duke George A., carpenter, r 5^ W.
Simpson ^ ,^-*i'isil,
Duke H. Alonzo, bartq)r J. A. Tillar
bds 71 W. Peters '
Duke Samuel D., bkkpr Clayton & Webb
bds 50 Walton
Duke Walter T., r wa Gordon, 2d n of
Peeples ^^ ^t
Dukes Anderson F., c, wks Atla. Soap
Wks, r 178 Martin
Dukes Emma, c, seamstress, r 84 Tatt-
nall
Dukes Fannie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Dukes Henry, brakeman, r 1 Markham
Dukes Jackson, c, drayman, r 9 Jen-
nings al
Dukes John, fireman W. & A. R R.,bds
230Luckie .
Dukes Mary, c, laundress, r 101 Fraser
Dukes Ransom, barkpr, r 14 Martin [
Dukes Robert W., printer, r 99 Stone-
wall
Dukes William, c, porter, r 42 Fulton
Dukes William, c, wks John Ryan
Dukes WUliam C.,j3lk J. Keely, r 300
McDonough
Dules Jacob A., asst bkkpr The Singer
Mfg Co., r 20 E. Alabama
Dumas Frank, fireman E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R ,
Dumphrey Alice Miss, wks Elsas May &
Co
Dumphrey John, painter, r 338 Decatur
Dumphrey Lizzie 3Iiss, wks Elsas, May
& Co r»: i
Dumphrey Mary Mrs., lunch room, 338
Decatur
Dun L. W., elk J. M. High, r 103 Wheat
DU5 R. G. & CO., J. A. Donavan,
manager; The Mercantile Agency, 36
£. Alabama
Dunaway James, finisher, bds 645 Mari-
etta
Dunaway William H., machinist, r 59
Mays al
Dunbar George, fireman R. &, D. R. R.,
r 145 Ga. R. R
Duncan Alfred, c, porter C. M. Barnwell
& Co., r rear 8 Thompson
Duncan Bowling, engineer Constitution,
r 31 Nelson
Duncan Caroline, c, laundress, r 25
Trenholm
Duncan Caesar, c, lab, r 284 N. Calhoun
Duncan Charles, painter W. S. McNeal
Duncan D. Harry, trav agt. M. Harral-
son & Co., bds Adams House
Duncan Emeline A. Mrs., r 19 Johnson
Duucan Francis M., elk, r 7 Henry
IL J. WILLINGHAM
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Limber, Lime, eta,
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ONLY FIRST-CLASS LUNCH OOUNTEE IN CITY
under Gate^Oity National Bank.
Duncan James R., carpenter, bd« 4
Hunnicutt
Duncan James W., wks Fulton Mills^ r
2 Fulton Factory *^% i
DUNCAN JOHN W., physician, 16 W.
Mitchell, r 91 Nelson
Duncan Jordan, c, lab, r 25 Trenholm
Duncan Joshua, wks Fulton Mills, bds
12 Fulton Factory
Duncan Josie Miss, wks Fulton Mills, r
12 Fulton Factory
Duncan Julia Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Duncan Minnie, c, domestic, r 150 Chapel
Duncan M. E., wd J., r 174 Peachtree
Duncan Perry, with Chess Carley Co
Duncan Robert L., elk, r 63 Washington
Duncan Sarah, wid W. R., r 12 Fulton
Factory
Duncan William S., mer, r 65 W. Mitchell
Dunham Joseph L., r 125 Jackson
Dunlap Anna R. Miss, teacher Fair St.
School, r 260 E. Cain
Dunlap Henry C, engineer Ga. Pac. Ry,
r 233 Decatur
Dunlap H. P., engineer E. T. V. & G.
R. R
Dunlap James, elk E. T. V. & G. R. R,,
r 252 E. Hunter
Dunlap John G., with Moore, Marsh &
Co., r 2&4 E. Cain
Dunlap Paul, machinist W. & A. R. R.,
r 80>^ Whitehall
Dunlap Samuel, trav agt, r yilliams sw
cor Alexander ^
Dunlap Thomas G., r 284 W. Peters
Dunlap William W., conductor, r 42
Moore
DUNLOP HUGH C. (Judson & Dunlop),
r 78 Richarijson
Dunn Benjamin M. (J. X. Dunnd; Co.),
r Nelson ne cor Mangum
Dunn Charles, c, carpenter, r 163 Fort
Dunn Claude, tel op, r 56 Washington
Dunn Dennis, c, lab, r 41 Ella
Dunn E. C, opr. W. U. Tel. Co., r 41
E. Mitchell
•
Dunn I. J., conductor W. «k A. R. R
Dunn James, «, lab, r ss Chapel 4 e of
Haynes
Dunn James, wks Expo. Mills
Dunn John N. (J. N. Dunn & Co.), r
Ashley ne cor Oak W. E
DUNN JOHN N. k CO. (J. N. Dunn, J.
O. Wynn and B. M.' Dunn), whol
grocers, 40«nd 42 E. Alabama
Dunn L. W., elk, r 103 Wheat
Dunnard Benjaman, carpenter E. T. V.
A G. R. R
Dunne Hugh, foreman bindery, PhUIipB
& Crew, r 19^ S. Broad
Dunne Katie £. Miss, with Phillipfl St
Crew, r 19)^ S. Broad
Dunnick Frank, engineer E. T. V. A G.
R. R
Dunning Vol, grocer, 38 Marietta, r 87
Rawson
Dunwody Charles, c, waiter Markham
Dunwody John, agt, r 33 Houston
Dunwody Mamie Miag, teacher Fair St,
School, r 104 McDonough
Dunwody Mary Miss, r iS McDonough
Dunwody Thomas, c, wks J. M. Latham
DUNWOODT MARY MRS., matron Drs,
Taliaferro & Xoble's private infirmary
Dupre David, c, lab. Sou. Agl. Wks
Dupre Mary, c, laundress, r 408 Mangum
Dupre Sallie, c, laundress, r 6 S. Cal-
houn
Dupre William, c, porter L. J. Glenn &
Son, r8 S.Calhoun
Dupre W. N., wks Expo. Mills
Durand Carrie, c, laundress, .r 40 W.
Humphries
Durand Hattie, c, nurse, r rear 27 W.
Fair
Durand Henry R., mangr Ballards
Restaurant, r 76 Marietta
Durand Samuel A. Jr. elk A. & W. R.
R., r 46 E. Cain
Durand Samuel A., ins art., r 46 S.
Cain
Durant Edward, printer, r 54 W. Cain
Durant Eliza, wid W. L., r 54 W. Cain
Durant Henry R., printer Constitution,
r 54 W. Cain
Durant Horace M., printer, r 54 W. Cain
Durden Andrew J., grocer, 89 Terry
Durden George, cvpenter, r rear 48
Yonge
Durden James, carpenter, r rear 48
Yqpge
Durden Stephen, c, butcher, 107 Fraser
Durden Theodore F., elk, r 103 Decatur
Durham George, wks Expo. Mills
Durham Henry, c, porter, r rear 319
Peachtree
Durham John engineer, r 33 Luckie
Durham Rebecca Miss, rll Means
Durham Sarah E. Mins, r 11 Means
Durham William M., (W. W. and
M. Durham), r 581^ Peachtree
Durham William W., (W. W. and
M. Durham), bds 50 Church
Durham W. W. & W. M., (W. W.
W. M. Durham), physicians, 58U
Peachtree
W.
W.
and
W. M. Scott
Dixto Sure Fit Shirts at 91.
Keepc BO traali called thJrta.
II and 13 Whitohall St.
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yearg. Send for Rates. -
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Durkee William J., elk P. O., r 61
Marietta
Dwyer Thomas F., wks E. Haiman, bds
20 Mills
Dyar Alexander S., physician, 49)^
Peachtree, bds 8 Mills
Dyar Cora Miss, with Hancock & Collier
Dyar D. L., wks Expo. Mills
Dyar Ella Miss, with Hancock & Collier
Dyar Lulu, wid W., r 14 Hulsey
Dye Jamas, carpenter, r 616 Marietta
Dye Thomas, carpenterr, 603 Marietta
Dyer Gh^orge W., carpenter, r 6 Bell
Dyer Henry, c, driver, r rear 112 Fraser
Dyer James F., blksmith, 5 Porter al, r
66 N. Pryor
Dyer Reuben M., barkpr, r 14 Haynes
Dyer Richard, wks L. H. Hall A Co
Dyer Washington, wks Trayham & Ray
Dyer William, brakeman, bds 14 Rhodes
Dykeham S. Nile8,R.P. 0.clk,r 60 Luckie
Dykes Charlotte Mrs., seamstress, r 34
Pratt
Dykes R. A., pumpman, Ga. Pac. Ry
PADS GEORGIA MISS, r 123 Marietta
Eads George W., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty., r
123 Marietta
:Bads William, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Eagan Mary Mrs., r 15 Washington
Eagle Duncan, c, lab, r 60 Lambert
Eagle Samuel, c, lab, bds 60 Lambert
Earl Mary, wid J., r rear 10 Culver, J
Earl Mary, c, cook, r rear 133 Spring
Early Alfred, c, wks J. O. Red wine, r 111
Walker f *
JEarly Emma, c, domestic, r rear 160 S.
Fryer
Barly ^Tftte Mad., r 13 S. Collins
Early Sarah Mrs., bookbinder, r 25 Cone
Earnest Allan, machinist, B. T., Ya. &
Ga. R. R i ^ ■ .'h
Earnest Henry T., elk, Pullman Sou.
Car Co., r 132 Washington
EARNEST JOHN G., physician, 33>^
Whitehall, r 192 Whitehall
Earnest Josie Miss, r 192 Whitehall
Earnest Nora G. Miss, r 192 Whitehall
Earnhart William, tel. opr., r Bellwood
Easley Anna, c, laundress, r 176 Fort
Easley Isaac, c, blksmith, 146 Walton,
r ws Chapel 5th s of Haynes
Easley J. Woodson, carpenter, bds 146
Loyd ij
Easley Lizzie, c, teacher, Mitchell St.
School, r 17 C*hapel
Easley Smith W. Jr., c, B. P. O. elk, r
169 X. BuUer ^.
Eason Simon J., carpenter, r Davis sw
cor Magazine
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILROAD, J. W. Pry,
supt. Offices, 8 S. Broad, depot, rear
2 Peachtree ; freight depot, Peters cor
C. R. R
Eastern James, c, billiards, 58i^ Decatur,
r Lynch 's al
Eaton Catharine, wid A., r 31 Ponder
Eaton William G., foreman, Atla. Bridge
Wks, r 11 Ponder av
Eaves Elam, machinist, E. T., Va. AGa.
R.R
Eaves George W. J., foreman, machine
shop R. & D. R. R., r 21 Jenkins
Eberhart John L., bkkpr, Eberhart &
Poindexter, r Oak cor Le«», W. E
Eberhart Robert P. (Eberhart & PoiL-
dexter), r Oak ne cor Lee, W. E
Eberhart Thomas L., elk, Eberhart &
Poindexter, r W. E ' ,
Eberhart & Poindexter (R. P. Eberhart
and E. H. Poindexter), harness and
saddles, 9 W. Mitchell
Ebrenz Andy, machinist, Atla. Bridge
Wks ■ '
Echols Abrabam, c, lab, 210 Mangum
Echols Angeline, c, laundress, r 17
Lowes al
Echols Augustus, c, shoemkr, 49 Decatur,
r 187 X. Calhoun
Echois Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 44 W.
Peters
Echols Benjamin, c, sampler, S. M. In-
man <fc Co., r 4 N. Collins
Echols Charles, c, porter, T. M. Clarke
& Co., r 152 N. Butler
Echols George, c, gardener, G. W. Adair,
r 461 W. Peters
Echols Harriet R. Mrs., teacher, Calhoun
St. School, r 231 Ivy
Echols Harrison, c, wks W. & A. R. R.,
r 42 Merritts av
Echols John, c, wks W. <fc A. R R., r 80
Hoge
Echols Lou Mrs., seamstress, r 10 Ezzard
Echols Mary, c, nurse, r rear 55 N. But-
ler
Echols Nancy, c, laundress, r 181 N.
Butler
Echols Noah, c, driver, r 44 Terry
Echols Reuben, c, wks W. A A. R. R,, r
42 Marietta
Echols Robert, c, lab, r 12 Bradbury
Echols Sarah Mrs., laundress, r 88
Walker
Echols Teague G. (Stewart & Echols), r
Hunnicutt ns Luckie
Have an eye to EeonoMy, and go to La FONTAINE & MAY'S
for LUMBER, MILL WORK, etc. Telephone No. 385.
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Echols Warren, c, porter, r 6 N. Cc'Hins
Echols Wylie, c, carpenter^ r4 N. Collins
Eck William, painter W. L. Jaravis
Eckford Belle G., wid W. I., r 69 E.
Peters
Eckfof.i Joseph J., lawyer, 7}4 White-
hall, r 69 E. Peters
Eckford Marshall T., elk T. M. Clarke A?
Co., r 69 E. Peters
Eckford William H., with Moore, Marsh
ACo., r69E. Peters
Eclectic Star, Dr. M. T. Salter, editor,
22 N. Broad
Eddins Charles W., trav agt A. C. Wyly,
r 265 Whitehall
Eddleman Annie Miss, r 19 Houston
Eddleman Elijah, r 11 Mills
EDDLEMAN GEORGE H., real esUte.
55 S. Broad, r 80 Richardson. (See
p43.)
Eddleman James B., hoots and shoes, 13
Peachtree, r 19 Houston
Eddleman John, elk, r 367 S. Pryor
Eddleman Joseph, with J. B. Eddleman,
r 19 Houston
Eddleman Frank J., with Maler & Del-
kin, r 72 Alexander
Eddlemann Louis (Eddlemann<t Jones),
r 72 Alexander
Eddlemann Wilhelmina, wid F., r 72
Alexander
Eddlemann <fc Jones (J. J. Eddlemann
and W. Jones), bakers, 194 Marietta
Eddy Frank L., bkkpr, r 106>2 Peachtree
EDDTSTONE SOLUBLE GUA50, Jno.
M. Green manager, room 24 Gate City
Kat. Bank. (See p. 46)
Edge Edwin, carpenter, r 12 Onne
Edgar Harrr, wks Elsas. May & Co
Edmonds Delia A., wid W. S., r 13 Rock
Edmonds Daniel, bridge builder, r 364
Wheat
Edmonds Mary Miss, r 136 E. Hunter
Edmonds Nancy, wid A. T., r 136 E-
Hunter
Edmondson Allen, c, lab. r 20 Richmond
Edmondson Nettie S. Miss, r22 Capitol pi
Edmondson VV^illiam, c, lab, r Bellwood
Edmunds Cicero, c, porter, r rear 174
Rhodes
Edmunds John, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Edmunds Sarah Mrs., wks Atla. Cot.
Edwards Alfred, bkkpr, r 45 E. Mitchell
Edwards Amos, baggagemstr, Ga. R. R.,
r ws Blackmon 2d s of Pine
Edwards Anna P., wid F. G., r49 B. Cain
Edwards Augustus M., stoker eng No 1,
r 25 S. Broad
Edwards Berry, c, porter, The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 241 W. Fair ' ,
Edwards Charles, c, wks J. T. Blount St
Bro., r 122 Houston
Edwards Delia, c, cook, r 52 Walker
Edwards Dennis^ c, porter, J. J. Powell
& Bro., r 175 Port ; ^ •
Edwards Edward, c, barber, J. Minor,
r 14 Peachtree
Edwards Edward, c, lab, r 160 N. Cal-
houn
Edwards EUa Miss, music tocher, r 364
Decatur - . ?
Edwards Ellen, wid J., r 14^ Venable
Edwards Emma, wid S., r 228 S. Pryor
Edwards Grant F., engineer, r 154 W. '
Hunter
Edwards Gus, elk, W. C. Henderson, %
McDonough road
Edwards Gustavus, fireman^ x 14 Ven-
able " tr^-'
Edwards Hiram, farmer, r 350 Luckie
Edwards James, car driver, r 6 Gray
Edwards James, c, cook, Bramlett ^
Bros
Edwards James R., conductor, r 28 Tatt-
nall
Edwards John, c, wks H. T. Huff, r rear
341 W. Peters
Edwards John F., farmer, bds 124 Peach-
tree
Edwards Joseph W. B. (Fowler & Ed-
wards) r 17 Wheat
Edwards Julia, e, laundress, r 43 Greens
Ferry
Edwards J. T., stndent, bds 230 E. Hun-
ter •
Edwards Lewis H., machinist, McOombs
Meakin <t Co., bds 99 Teny
Edwards Lucy E. Mrs. QW. E. Edwards
A Co.), r364 Decatur
Edwards Louis, lab, bds 195 E. Hunter
Edwards Mickleberry E. (M. E. Ed-
wards & Co.), r 364 Decatur
Edwards M. E. & Co. (M. E. and Mn.
T. E. Edwards), grocers, 364 Decatur
Edwards Oscar, c, bell boy Markham
Edwards Prince, c, wlcs McCombs, Mea-
kin <t Co., r 228 Clarke
Edwards Rebecca Mrs., r 104 Simpson
' Edwards R. L., wks Globe Planter Mnfg
Co
Edwards Thomas, waher, Kattenh<Mm A
Vignaux, r 2 Weldon pi
Edwards William S., student, j 110
Wheat
Edwards William, c, wks Atla bridge
wks
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STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAW,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE.
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & ll Nortli Broad StrMt. '
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EDW
Real EstSLte'^ Renting Agent,
^ -86 E. Wall Street.
172
ELL
Edwards William, c, porter, D. V. Gif- Ellen Wesley, c, lab, r Louisa al ^ad
ford _ _
Edwards William W., painter, E. T. Va
& Ga. R. R., r 145 W. Fair
Edwards Wilson S., wks McCombs, Mea-
kin <fc Co., r 3 Rawson
Edwards W., c, wks Gate City P. M. &
L. Co
Edwards W. E., wks Globe Planter Mfg
Co
Eggleston Rouse S., R. P. O. elk, r West
End !
Egleston Theo. D., with Perdue A Eg-
leston, r 79 McDonough
Eglestou Thomas (Perdue & Egleston),
r 79 McDonough
Egleston Thomas R. (Powers & Egles-
ton), r 79 McDonough
Ehlers Augustus L., machinist, r 48 W.
Foundry
Ehney Edwin S., cotton broker, 39>^ W.
Alabama, r 13 Washington
Eichberg Alfred S., (Fay & Eichberg),
r214S. Forsyth i ^
Eichberg Amelia H. Miss, teacher Wal-
ker St. School, r 214 S. Forsyth
Eichberg Joseph F., mer r 214 S. For-
syth
Eiches Leopots, machinist, bds 158 Elliott
Eidson Greorge, elk, r 29 Plum
Eidson James M., mason, r 42 Yonee
EISEMAN BROS. (G. M.B. andJ B.
Eiseraan), clothing and gents furnish-
ing, 55 Whitehall
Eiseman B. Joseph, elk Eiseman Bros.,
r 55 WhitehaU
Eiseman Gerson, (Eiseman Bros), r
Baltimore, Md
Eiseman Jacob, elk Wiseman Bros., r 26
Merritts av
Eiseman Jacob B., (Eiseman Bros.), r
Washington, D. C
Eiseman Joseph, elk Eiseman Bros., r
55 Whitehall
Eiseman Mose B., (Eiseman Bros.), r
Baltimore Md
Elam John, c, lab, r 25 Parsons
Elam Richard B., printer, r 85 Mangum
Elder John, c, porter National Hotel
Elder Judson, c, waiter Markham
Eley EUen, wid M. J., r 218 S. Pryor
Elfe Glover C, bkkpr Edwin Bates & Co
Elkin William D., physician, 30>^
Bf arietta
ELLEBY HERBERT, dealer New Home
Sewing Machines, 57 S. Broad, r Mc-
Donough rd ~'^
Ellen Dock C, c, lab, r Louisa al 3rd n of
W. Foundry
Foundry f **^
Ellen William, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks.. r
82 Johnson ^ ^ V
Ellander Alfred, c, lab, r rear 56 cim'rch
Ellen Sallie Miss, seamstress, r 9 Roach
Ellett Lisbon H., printer W. T. Christo-
pher & Bro., bdsll6S. Forsyth
Ellicott John J., (ElUcott, Stanchfleld &
Stone), r 112 S. Pryor
Ellicott, Stanchfleld & Stone, (J. J. Elli-
cott, J. W. Stanchfleld and N. E.
Stone), Cement Roofing, 7}4 N Broad
Elligan Henry, c, porter G. D Howell
Elligan Lemuel, c, driver M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co
Elligan Preston, c, porter, r rear No. 5
Peach tree
Ellington Emma, c, laundress, r 51 Thur-
mond
Ellington Primarus, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Ellington Salina, wid D., r 100 W Harris
Elliott Charles F., engineer W. <fc A. R.
R., r 341 Mangum
Elliott Edward, wood and coal. Mays al
nw cor Elliott
Elliott Hiram C, carpenter and builder.
r69 W.Peters
Elliott Hugh R., bds 87 Loyd
Elliott Jenks M., c, porter Sheldon &
Pinson, r E. Cain near Fort
Elliott Joseph B., (J. B. Elliott A Bro.),
r country
EllioU Joseph H., blksmith W. & A. R.
R., r 150 Davis
Elliott J. B.&.Bro., (J.B.Elliott and
W. R. Elliott), grocers, 315 W. Mitchell
Elliott J. H. wid J., r 26 Hood
Elliott J. R., foreman Atla. Cot. Facty
Elliott Mary, c, laundress, r 4 City al
Elliott Sophia A. Mrs., grocer, 225 W.
Peters
Elliott Wesley G., carpenter, r 612 Mari-
etta
Elliott William, c, lab, r 82 Johnson
Elliott William R., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r 20 Smith
Elliott William R. (J. B. EUiott & Bro.),
r country
Ellis Frank H., bkkpr T. S. Lewis, r 361
N.Collins
Ellis George, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Ellis H. N. Miss, artist, 71>^ Peachtree,
r 11 E. Cain
Ellis James R., trav. agt F. E. Block, r
182 S. Forsyth
Ellis Jesse M.^ elk, r 145 Decatur
Ellis John M., grocer, 198 Houston
-, ^ , ^ ^^^ ^ ,.w^== -cinie ^uuu jTL., grocer, tw Houston
ST-^f^X^^^ ^OOMs tor Gentlemen, at
the Bank Sample Rooms, cor. Alabeuna & Prvor.
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173
Xiiin6'
ERS
Ellis Leroy J., W. & A. R. R., r 73 For-
rest av
Ellis Richard A.,clk Ballard Transfer
Co., r 73 Forrest av
EUis Susan, wid W. W., r 30 Ponder
Ellis WiUiam, wka T. W. Hall & Co., r
361 N. Collins
EUis William D., lawyer, 32 E. Wall, r
165 Washington
Ellis William G., r 73 Forrest av ."^ •'
Ellison Ella Miss, r 59 HoweU ' '^
Ellison John A., watchman, r 59 How-
eU
Ellison LUlie Miss, r 59 HoweU
Ellison L. A., carpenter E. T., Va. & G*.
R. R
Ellison Mary Miss, r 69 W. Foundry
Ellison Oscar, butcher W. E. Johnson,
bds 120 WhitehaU
EUison Robert A., carpenter E. T.,* Va.
& Ga. R. R. shops, r 49 Ella, J
Ellison WlUiam S., hackman, r 46 HU- I English Mary, c, launi
-jr. ., J D<*oatiir
HaU & Co), ! Ennis William A., AUa^
J-
Engine Co. No. 1, 25 g| Broad ^
Engine Co. S, 1 Washirkton
England Elisha S.. elk J^lks A; Tappan: r
306 Wheat 1'.
England E. Theodore, ff35 Boulevard
England James M., soUcitor Joomal, r
SEzzard U ■■
England Nancy C, wii D., r 196 Hous-
ton
Engles F. John, wks Hlunnicutt & Bell^
ingrath, r 143 Walton
Englett E., wks Sow. ^M. Wks .*.
Englett WiUiam, elk W. J. Hogan, r
Luckie jl
English C, cofllnmkr M H. HaU & Co.,
bds 119 Davis fi
EngUsh James W. dfr., elk W. W.
Haskell & Co., r 34 C|»ne
English James W. (B(L G. Lockett &
Co.), r 34 Cone i
English Linton, c, lab, r 109 StonewaU
66, r rear 314
Hard
Ellsworth John H. (L.
H.
Co
Ennis WiUiam N
con
Ot. Mm Supply
r 160 Mangum
Elmore Charles, baker, r rear 36 S. But-
ler
Elmore Theodore J. (Elmore & Krouse),
r 43 CoUins
ELMORE & KROUSE (T. J. Elmore _
and H. Krouse), real estate, loan and ' EplanL., peddler, r reit 66 Loyd
renting, 20 Peachtree „, ^ ^ Epps George, c, lab, r 60 Newton
Elsas Herman, trav. agt, r 184 S. For- \ Eppg Hattie Miss, r 16^ S. Forsyth
^f^^T . , ^ , ^ ^ «. o I Epps Hiram, wks Fultoki MUls
Elsas Isaac, junk dealer, 62 and 64 S. | Eppg Joseph, grocer, lfl|0 Martin, r 188
etor, r 66 Davis
Enright Patrick H., varnisher Ristine,
May & Co jj
Enzinger Joseph, cabimetmkr, r 26 Mc-
Afee ||,
Broad, r 177 S. Pryor
Elsas Jacob (Elsas, May & Co), r 56
W. Garnett
Elsas Mamie Miss, r 177 S. Pryor
Elsas, May & Co. (J. Elsas, I. May, M.
Adler, J. Dreyfus), paper and bags, 97
to 105 S. Pryor
ELY ROBERT N., lawyer, 3>^ White-
hall
Elyea Anna, wid C. H., r 104 Wheat
Elyea Theodore M., r 104 Wheat
Emanuel D. L., carpenter Ga. Pac. R.
R.. bds 143 Walton
Emanuel Nathan, broker, r 181 Loyd
Emerson Lula, r 13 BeU
Emerson Thomas, carpenter, bds 77 De-
catur
Emery Henry F., fish mrkt, 15 Peach-
tree, r 179 Washington
Emanuel Jacob, saloon, 66 Broad
Emmons Emma Miss, r 8 Corput
Emmons Mary Miss, r 8 Corput
Emory James, c, lab, r 56 Kock
Engelke Marie, wid J., r 181 S. Pryor
JW.
Scott
Martin
Epps Joseph, c, wks J> Hi . Latham, r 73
Greens Ferry av ij?
Epps Lewis, c, wks E.|[lp^ Va. & Gra. R.
R., r 11 Dover f
Epps Madison, c, shoemjkr, r 125 Houston
Epps Robert,'c, lab, r 6!:^ Richmond
Epps Washington G., k' wks Atla. Cot.
Fctv IH
Epps WUliam, wlcs Fulijon MUls
ERGEXZOGER ALE3^ND£R, uphold
tery and bedding, 12 fE. Hunter, r 303
Form wait !*
Erminger Henry C. (Effminger <t Spen-
cer), r W. E jr
Erminger &, Spencer (tt. C. Erminger
and li. B. Spencer ),^com mers, 86 S.
Broad
Errick Charles C, tinner W. <t; A. R.R.,
r 66 Thurmond 'I!!
Erskine John Hon. Judjge, r 250 Rawson
Erskine WiUiam (WUjjiam Erskine <t
TEE UM8 On FOUBBEL
II and 13 Wb^hall St
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iTuiin HOME iMsymiicE CO, .^T^j.-rr^-
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Erskine William & Co. (William Ers-
kine and James Fee), whol linens, 41
Decatur
Erwin Ephie Miss, Ms 31 N. Forsyth
Erwin Frank J., student, r 93 N. Calhoun
IRWO HOWELL C. (Erwin A Hill)^
^ lawyer, Gate City Bank Bldg, r 199^
Jackson
Erwin James O., with J. Silvey & Co.,
bds Weinmeister Hotel
Erwin Joseph W., foreman Elsas, May
& Co., bds 120 Whitehall
Erwin J. B., elk, bds Cannon House
Erwin Loyd, c, lab. r 15 Greens Ferry av
Erwin Monroe, c, driver, r 39 Hills av
Erwin Thomas C, bkkpr, Lowry's Bank,
r 69 E. Alabama
EBWIN & HILL (H. C. Erwin & A. W.
Hill) ins.a^., represent Merchants of
Newark, X. J., 20 Gate feity Xat. Bank
Bldg. (See p 50.)
Eskridge Albert P., grocer, 213 W.
Peters, r 140 W. Fair
Eskridge Emma, c, teachea, Houston St.
school, r 179 Wheat
Eskridge Peter, c, blksmith, 153 Decatur
r 168 Wheat
Esom Jane, c, laundress, r rear 75 Terry
Espin Julia, c, cook, r6 Pittman al
Estabrook Charles A., manager Sou.
Branch Russell & Co., r 182 S. Forsyth
Estes David F., prof. Atla. Bap. Semi-
nary, r 34 McDonough
Estes John F., yard conductor Ga. R. R.
r29N. Moore
Estes Nancy, wid J. W., r 49 Glynn ^
Estes Scott, with W. W. Huff & Co., r 10
W. Alabama
^^^' ^'A ^^^' ^- ^- K- r MUner, Ga
MTET 0R0A5 CO., C. M. Cady, man-
Eubanks McDonald, elk W. <& W. Mnfir
Co., r 46 N. Butler ^'
Eubanks Peter, c, lab, r 98 Gray
Eubanks Richard, c, lab, r 134 Gray
Eubanks Robert S., elk, J. C. Fuller r
e7>^ S. Broad '
Eubanks T. Frank, driver Enirine No 1
r 10 Rhodes *
Evans Albert, c, lab, r 56 Gate City
Evans Augustus, c, lab, r 56 Gate City
Evans A. Pierce, cashier, D. H. Douirh-
erty, bds 50 Walton *
Evans Bettie, c, domestic, r rear 100
Richardson
Evans Chapel (Methodist), Chapel se cor
Stonewall
Evans Edward, c, mason, r 22 Vine
Evans Daniel R., grocer, 81 Peaihtree.
r 41 N.Forsyth > »
Evans Dora, c, cook, r rear 71 E. Fair
Evans Dorcas, wid S., bds 311 E. Hunter
Evans Edward, c, driver, A. C. Ladd
Evans Edward M., printer, r 85 Maninim
Evans Edwin W., with D. R. Evans
Evans Ella, c, laundress, r 2 Ella
Evans Frank, c, driver, r 4 Liberty
Evans George, c, tailor, r 194 Hilliard
Evans Henry, mason, bds 158 Elliott
Evans Henry, painter, r 365 Decatur
Evans Jacob, c, cook, r 140 Ira
Evans James H., engineer R. <t D. R.
R., r 323 E. Fair
Evans James J., engineer R. & D. R. R„
r 130 Davis "
Evans J. W. Rev., c, r226 Clarke.
Evans Mack, bkkpr, r 79 S. Pry or
Evans Maggie, c, cook, r rear 377 White-
hall
Evans Mary, wid T. C, r 185 S. te^d
Evans Mary, c, laundress, r 9 Fort
— ,^^., v.. .^. v^t*v*j, u.au- jbV2Lut$ jaary, c, launaress r y Jvort
IS'mSTs^'Z^iH^''?!^".!!^. ! ^!-« ^°--. ". ''river, rrear207Baw-
S. Broad (See front i son
instruments, 39
cover and p 44.)
Estherson Isaac S., elk D. H. Dougherty
Ethridge Jennie, c, cook, J. L. Brown,
r rear 140 Washington
Ethridge Miles, c, butler, r rear 140
Washington
Ettinger Richard, c, carpenter, r 164
Chapel % i. ^
Ethridge Robert B., bKkpr, Stewart
Bros. <t Swann, r Conyers, Ga
Eubanks Gilbert T., wks J. C. Fuller, r
236 W. Peters '
Eubanks Joseph, driver, r Bellwood
Eubanks Joseph J., bkkpr, J. G. Rucker,
r35W. Mitchell
Eubanks J. E., lineman, W. U. Tel. Co,,
r 650 Marietta
Evans Nancy, c, laundress, r 236 Mc-
Donough
Evans Robert, c, porter, Elsas, May & Co
Evans Robert R. (Lamar, Rankin & La-
mar), r 76 McDonough
Evans Roseborough W., machinist, r 58S
Marietta
Evans R. F., wks Sou. Agl. Wks '
Evans Sarah, c, cook, r rear Wheat, cor
Bradley
Evans Wiley, c, porter F. W. Hart
Evans WUliam T., with D. R. Evans, r
41 N. Forsyth
Everett Clarence, with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., r 112 Windsor
Everett James A., engineer, wks W. &
A. R. R., r 230 Haynes
if T .: Mnwng, row, Moldings, Scroll Work, and every description
of Inside Finisli, at U FOMTAIIIE & MAY'S. Telephone No. 386.
nh'- I '
mniioiiuiiii8,iuflQii8,
I Phatont, Spiing W^font, Be
EVE
FAR
Everett James H., elk J. Keely, r 41 N.
Calhoun
Everett Jeff Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Everett Lena E., wid A. I., r 356 W.
Peach tree
Everett Octavus Miss, wka AUa. Cot.
Fcty
Everett Susan A. Mrs., r 245 Marietta
Everett WUliam S. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser
& Co.), r 112 Windsor
Evers John F. (H. G. Kuhrt & Co.), r
198 Whitehall
Evers Luuis F., r 198 Whitehall -
Evius Alice Miss, r 63 Eraser vi^ •
Evins Greorge, c, tailor H. C. Fain, r 194
Hilliard
Evins John C, furniture dlr, 50 S.
Broad, r 36 Houston
Ewell Fannie C, wid J. W., r S^o W.
Mitchell
Ewing Mary, wid J., r 87 Hilliard
Ewing" William, paper hanger, Lathrop
& White
EXPOSITION COTTON MILL8, H. T.
Inman, pres, R. B. G-unby, sec and
treas, Oglethorpe Park
Ezzard Elvira Mrs., boarding, 101 De-
catur
Ezzard Green, c, porter, H. A. Fuller &
Son, r 37 W. Garnett
Ezzard Ida, c, laundress, r 3 Tidwell al
Ezzard John, c, driver, r 15 Raspberry al
Ezzard William, lawyer, r 35 W. BtUcer
Ezzard William. L., farmer, r 36 N. Cal-
houn
Ezzard William P., elk J. C. Evins, r 36
N. Calhoun
Ezzell Francis M., watchmaker W. A.
Haynes, r 27 W. Fair
FAGALA A.J.,brakemanW.&A.R. R
Fagan Benjamin B., r 641 Marietta
Fagan Christopher A., exp. mes^r R. &
D. R. R., r 34 McDonough
Fagan James D., trav. agt, r 108 W. Ba-
ker
Fain Henry C, c, tailor, 16 S. Broad, r
189 N. Butler
Fain Jasper, elk Edwin Bat>es & Co
Fain John E., trav. agtGramling, Spald-
ing & Co., r 72 Marietta
Fain John N., com. mer., r 65 Hood
Fain John W., student, r 65 Hood
Fain Lola, c, cook, r 74 Decatur
Fain Samuel A., fireman, r 3 Plum
Fain William L., (Verner & Fain), r 67
Forrest av
Fair Augustus, c, lab, r 13 McDaniel
Fair Marion, c, lab, r rear 49 Thurmond
Fair Samuel, fireman W. <ft A. R. R '
Fair Street School, Fair] sw cor Moore
FAIRBANKS CHAS. F.^ engraver, sten-
cil cutter, seal and stamp mnfr, 57 S.
Broad, r Decatur, Ga ;
Fairbanks Edwin S., yard conductor W.
& A. R. R., r63 W. Simpson
Fairbanks Horatio W., fi^n agt Pratt
Coal & Iron Co., 170 Marietta, r 14
Orme
Faith John F., miller, 331 Decatur, sa-
loon, 378 Decatur, r country
Faith William H., bkkpic J. F. Faith, r
22 Moore 4- -.■> i;( .
Fall Mark A., bkkr Laitoar, Itankin A
Lamar, r 9 Houston
Fallon James C, oileir Ga. Pac. i^
liouse, r Decatur, Ga t'i
Fallon Patrick J., conttactor, 8 E. Ala-
bama, biis Grant Housis
Fallon T. D., wks Expo Mills •
Falvey John J. (J. J. Ealvey <& Co.), r
51 Gilmer !:
FALVEY J. J. & CO. (Ur. J. Falvey and
, produce com., 2l S. Broad
Fambro Allen, engineer;, r51 E. Mitchell
Fambro A- A. Mrs., iiressmkr, 51 E.
Mitchell ' I
Fambro Leonard B., cf^ porter Allen A
Reilus, r 12 Calhoun^
Fambro L. Worthy, r 5i^ Mitchell
Fannin Morris, c, drivej* Stocka & Braz-
eltA»n, r 155 W. Fair >
Fannin Peter G. N., c, l^arber G. Smith,
r241 Marietta g
Fannin Randall, c, lab, S" 77 Tat* nail
Fannin William £., l|kkpr American
Sewing Machine Co., r 58 Forsyth
Fares Rebecca, c,.'launjVees, r 286 Crew
Farley Eliza, c, nurse,? 1 Louisa al
Farley Philip, wks <W. & A. R. R., r 28
Rhodes h;
Farley Thomas, elk, r ^ Rhodes
Farley William, machi^ist W. & A. R.
R., r 28 Rhodes j
Farlinger Alexander t W., grocer, 257
Peachtree, r 233 Peaehtree
Farmer Alexander, c, lab, r 15 Biggers
Farmer Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Farmer Crawford, c, djiver W. E. Hoyle
Farmer Henry, tinnerj A. P. Stewart &
Co., r 7 Grant j;
Farmer John H., cacpenter, r S2 E.
Humphries
Farmer Lucy Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Farmer Newton A., A2arpenter, r 1B5
Marietta i
Farmer Robert, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Farmer Wiley, c, lab, / 39 Hlghtower
MWM
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PO^K, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND h, CO. • & H Nortii ftwd Streot '
RealEstateII^'
FAR I . 176
SOLD & RENTED.
/, Farms, IVIiils, Lands, etc.
Real Estate Ag % 36 Wall St
FEN
Farmer William, carpenter, r 10 High-
tower , ,,
Farnitworth John A., tray agt M. C. & J.
F. Kiser & Co., bds Cannon Housa
Farr James B., boilermkr, r 165 W.
Foundry i
Farr John W., fireman Ga. R. R., r 195
W. Mitchell
Farr Lucy Miss, bds 165 W. Foundry
Farr Marion, c, machinist E. V'an Winkle
& Co
Farr Thomas, r 160 Elliott -
Farrar Charles, c, lab, r 147 C. R. R
Farrar Robert M., freio:ht aet A. & W
P. R. R. Co., r 177 X. Collins
Farrar Robert W., cashier A. <fc W. F
\R.R.,r 177 N.Collins
arrell James (Farrell & Croft), saloon,
215 W. Peters
Favers Anderson, c, lab, r 64 Jones al
Favers Author, c, lab, r 137 Magazine
Favers Henry, c, carpenter, r Chamber-
lam 8W cor Boulevard «rmvj
Favers Lemuel, c, lab, r Spfnks al 3d n
of Magazine
^*,7o'^,?.™^ *^-' printer, Constitution, r
163 Elliott
Fay Calvin (Fay & Eichberg), r 170 E
Hunter ^,, . ^ *
PAY & EICHBERG, (C. Fay and Ai S
Eichberg), architects, 19H S. Broad
see p 42 '
Fear George, c, cook, r rear 3 Spring
Fears Benjamin J., elk Regenstein &
Kutz
^^^llil^^^ ^-^ broker, 66,^ E. Alabama,
r 72 Marietta
^u:Lf'''' '' '-"''--.'r^n E/FechteVhf^J^r:, foreman, Atla City
Farrell Peter, tailor J. Lynch, r 98 De-
catur
Farrell Richard, carpenter E. Van
Winkle & Co
Farrell Roby, c, train hand A. & W. P
R. R., r rear 23 S. Butler
S*^^!! S,**^^' ^' laundress, r 190Hilliard
* arrell Thomas, c, lab, r 372 Crumlev
farrell Zach H., c, butler, r 182 Peach-
tree
Farris Calvin, carpenter, bds Windsor
ne cor Stevens '
Farris John E., fireman W. & A. R R
Farris Miles, machinist, r 124 McDaniel
*arns Somerfield, grocer, 294 Jones '
learns William A., carpenter, r Windsor
ne cor Stevens i^. i ?
Farrow Abraham, c, lab, r rear 135 E.
Cain
Fotow Benjamin F., cabinetmkr, r 184
Filmore
Farrow Gus, c, mason r rear 75 Luckie
Harrow Henry P., lawyer, r 80 Thomp-
son ^
Farrow Janie Miss, r 80 Thompson
Fataker William, wks Fulton Mills, r G
Fulton Factory
F^lks William, brakeman, W. A A.
R. R.
i^^ jf ^^^''^^^> ^^^ ^^> ^' ^^» I bridge
Pnvate Place in the City. ^
Brewing Co., r 278 N. Calhoun
Fednck Mary, c, cook, r rear 287 White-
hall
Fee James (Wm Erskine & Co.), r New
York
Fee Joseph, bkkpr, Wm Erskine & Co.
r 51 Ivy
^^}:;yj^»^P^ P- Opr W. U. T. CO, bds
137 Crew
Feist Frank L., tailor, A. O. M. Gay, r
12 Moore
Feister Laura, c, cook, r rear 165 White-
hall
Felker William, c, lab, r 245 Ira
Fell Alonzo, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Fell William, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Felton Sherman, c, porter, r rear 3 Spring
Fenley Wilson L. (The W. L. Fenley
Furniture Co.), r 10 Fourth
Fenley W. L., Furniture Co. (W. L
! Fenley and F. T. Gaither), furniture
ranfrs, 2 to 8, 4th
Fenlon Catharine, wid M., bds 300 Man-
gum
Fenlon Johanna Miss, domestic, Mark-
ham House
Fenn Floyd, machinist, R. & D. R. R. r
04 Martin
Fenn Frances, wid George, r 58 Martin
t enn Lawrence, wks J. & H. T. Trow-
\
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FEN
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Fennelly James, elk, John Ryan
Fenton Georgia Miss, r 203 Rawson
Fenton Mathias, carpenter, r 307 E.
Hunter ^?' - * ■"^'\
Ferguson Daniel P. (Ferguson A Blount)
r Jonesboro, Ga
Field Joseph,with Freemn rfCrankshaw,
r 56 Washington J
Field Lula A. Miss, Ubrarfsb Y. M. L.
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Field Sarah E., wid Dr. J.,' Iteacher, r43
Bush
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Ferguson DUlard, wks W. & A. R. R., r ; p.^j^^,. ^^^^^ c,%eflta«ra^ r 32 Solo-
13 Henry i j^^^
Ferguson Jack, c, driver, r rear 147 ^. ,^ ^ . , t r^ i lan
Windsor j Fielder Austin, c, wks J. Taylor, r 160
Ferguson T. D., conductor W.& A. R.R! Houston -.ao nr •
Ferguson WiUiam N., bkkpr Ferguson i Fields Alfred, c barbtr 8hp», 198 Man-
<fc Blount r 156 Ivy I «<^ ^ ^^^ Marietta .IP
Ferguson & Blount, (D. P. Ferguson, i ^i^l^s Angeline Miss, wka Atla. Cot.
J. T. and B. M. Blount), agl imple- 1 .^cty a., /^ <. ir ^
ment mnfs., 11 Bartow | F}e^g CMTie, c wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Fernam Hattie, c,domestic, r 18 Lowe's al ! FjeWs Cehac laundress r 181 Martin
Fernondo Chariotte, c, r 241 Wheat ! Fie ds Clara Miae, bds ol^^Jl. Broad
Fernando James W., c, carpenter, r 83 Fields Milliard, c, porter, W. & A. R. K
Richmond Fields Stephen S., c, barber, A. Fields,
Fernando Robert, o, carpenter, r 40 ^J }^^^^JfF}^^^ , , o^ t>-
Anderson Fie f >^1 i^»«' '^^ 1*^. ^-P^" ^
Fernando Moses, c, porter, r ns Glenn 1st \ Fields WUliam, machmiatJ, McCombs,
e of Cooper ' Meakin <fc Co., r H King ;;
Ferrell Charity, c, dresamkr, r 146 Mark- , Fifth Baptist Church, cor l^iUmore and
ham
Ferrell Frederick, wks Guimarin, Mil-
ton A i'o., r 260 Elliott
Ferrell John fireman, r 21 Rock
Ferrell Richard, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co., r 21 Rock
Bell
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Filss John, baker H. A. |Lgricola, r 33
N. Pryor ':
Finch Abel W., c, tailor JL O. M. Gay,
r 30 Foster If!
Finch Cicero, c, painter, r dS Horton
Fe'i^ell Rob^rt,"c, carpenter, r 234 Mc- i Finch M^, wid T. B., .^eamstrese, r
Monough 811^8. Broad ,1
FINCH NATHANIEL P. Tl., editor Con-
stitution, r 398 Peachtree'i
Finch Richard, c, tailor, Yf., Fmch, r 18
Calhoun ^
Finch William, c, tailor, l3^2 Peachtree,
r 241 Foster ^
Ferrell Si^an, wid S., r 21 Rock
Ferrell Zach, c, butler, r 149 Irwin
Ferris Amelia L. Miss, teacher Storrs
School, r 104 Houston
Ferris Calvin, carpenter E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R
Ferris Frederick W., elk D. H. Dough- Fincher Melville, elk, r 15 ^N'^illiamB
erty, bds 28 X. Forsyth
Ferris Josephine Mrs., r 125 Jones av
Ferris Mary B. Mrs., bds 61 Johnson
Ferris Miles, wks E. T. Va. &. Ga.R. R.
Fetter Mollie Miss, wks Elsas May <fc Co
Few Fannie Miss, r 40 S. Butler
Few F. W., elk J. M. High, bds 124
Peachtree
Few Jefferson, c, elk J. Head, r 292
Marietta
Fichtner Ernest, barkpr, r 75 Yonge
Ficken George, elk, r 130 Houston
Ficken John, grocer, 128 Houston, r 130
Houston
Flckett Albert W., Dep. U. S. Marshal, r
312 Luckie
Flckett Richarfl M., trav agt., r 97 State
Fincher M. C, wks Ristir^e, May & Co
Fincher William A.(Finchtip» & Fincher),
r 260 W. Mitchell |
Fincher & Fincher (W. i . and W. T.
Fincher), grocers and wg^ yard, 251
W. Mitchell j
FinleyC. Howard (Flnleji'|<fc Stewart),
bds 63 Washington |!
Finley George W., c, barbai" W. R. Fin-
ley j r Wheat ,'
Finley Jackson, c, drayman 'W, J. Hnd-
son & Co .\
Finl«»y James, elk, bds 50 E. Hunter
Finley James, copying, r 58 Whitehall
Finley Josle Miss wks Els^, May <fc Co
Finley Levi, c, lab, r 63 Ra rson
Finley Robert, c, barber, r< jTrenholm
Field Alice M. Miss, teacher Storrs j Finley Thomas, lawyer, '2k^ 3£arietta,
School, bds 104 Houston ^ I r 145 Walton ^
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178
FLE
Finley William R., c, billiard parlor and
barber shop, 32 Decatur, r Trenholra
FOLEY & STEWART (C. H. Finley
& E. F. Stewart), boots and shoes, 6
W. Mitchell
Finn Jefferson, trav agt, r 251 E. Hunter
Finnisee John, c, wks Cot. Com
Finney Andrew T., carriagemkr, 199
Marietta, r 33 E. Foundry
Fire Department, headquarters 25 S.
Broad
First Baptist Church, Walton nw cor
Forsyth
First Congregational Church, Collins, ne
cor Houston .
First Methodist Episcopal Church, junc.
Peach tree and Pryor
First Methodist Protestant Church, 153
S. Forsyth
First Presbyterian C'uirch, 82 Marietta
Fischer Edwanl, elk Sou. Agl. Wks
Fischer Frederick, painter, bds 58 W. |
Foundry i
Fischer George, saloon, 62 W. Foundry
r 58 W. Foundry '
Fischer Julius A., grocer, 264 Decatur,
Fish Lucy, c, cook, r rear 66 Washington
Fish Vines, r 107 Xelsoii
Fishback William T., carpenter, r 260
W. Mitchell
Fisher Benjamin D., c, elk, r 137 W. Fair
Fisher Charles O. Rev., c, pastor Loyd
bt. School, r 137 W. Fair
Fisher C. S., elk, r 106 W. Simpson
Fisher Charles W., fireman W. & A. R.
R., r 106 W. Simpson
Fisher Elizabeth C, wid W. H., r 426
Whitehall
Fisher Louisa, c, cook, r rear 56 E. Peters
Fisher Margaret, wid W.. r 106 Simpson
Fisher Walter E., elk, r 18 PuUiam
* ishman May, c, laundress, r 142 Thomo-
son , ^
Fitch John, lab, r Bellwood
Fitch Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Fitten Frank C, elk Sou. Agl. Wks
Fitten John A. (T. M. Clarke & CoJ. r
/5 McoDnough ^ ,
Fitz Robert, wks J. Mabin
JiUgerald C, wid C. M., r 160 Foster
Fitzgerald Patrick J., barkpr, G. W.
Foster, r 130 Rhodes
Fitzgerald Sarah Miss, r 55 Jackson
Fitzgerald Thomas, elk J. Keely
Fitzgerald Thomas E., cashr, R. & D.
Ky, r 15 Washington
Fitzgibbons John, wks J. M. Smith, r 48
Smith '
Onhr your Window Framet, Una Inside Work;
Countort and Shelving, (Hard Wood or pin«)
Fitzgibbons Mamie Miss, elk J. Kcelv
r201E. Fair \, j.; ^'
Fitzgibbons Mary A. Miss, with J. Keelv
r 201 E. Fair ^'
Fitzgibbons Patrick, trav agt Loyd <fc
Bro -
Fitzgibl)ons Richard, cooper, r 12 Pulliam
Fitzgibbons Thomas, elk W. & A. R R
r 201 E. Fair .
Fitzpatrick M., machinist Atla. Bridge
Wks
Fitzpatrick Patrick, lab, bds 61 Johnson
titzsimons Edward M., broker, 43 E
Alabama, r 124 Peachtree
Firzsimons George O., elk Lamar, Ran-
kin ife Lamar, r 310 Washington
Fitzsimons Wm. B., dep. U. S. marshal
r 269 Washington
Flagg Isaac, c, grocer, 637 Marietta
Flamant Cliarles Prof., bds 28 N. Forsyth
blayni M., telegraph operatcr, r 18
vV heat
Flavin W. J., opr. W. U. Tel. Co
Fleck Henry, restaurant, r 164 Haynes
Fleck Mary Miss, r 164 Haynes
Fleischel Joseph (Well house & Fleischel)
r 221 S. Forsyth
Fleischel Lena, wid B., r 221 S. Forsyth
Fleischraann & Co., yeast mufrs, 110
Peachtree , .
FLEISHMAN JIKE N., PRITATE DE-
TECTITE,» N. PRYOR, r 267 E. Fair
Fleming Absalom F., whol dgars and
tobacco, 15 S. Broad, r 52 W. Harris
Fleming Burrows, c, porter, I. B. Mc-
Cravey "- ;
Fleming C. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Facty
Fleming Elizabeth J. Mrs., dressmkr,
263 Decatur '
Fleming George, c, waiter R. Miller
Fleming Gilbert X., brickmason, r 4
Culver, J
^Jf ™»^.^. Careen, c, wks S. H. Davis, r
106 Windsor
Fleming Lotta, c, cook, c rear 46 Cooper
* lemmg James, c, porter, r 9 Kaniel
Meming Jasper, painter, r 355 W. Peters
l^lemmg John, c. lab, r se Chapel, 2d w
of Leonard
Fleming John, c, lab, r 12 Little
Fleming Martha A., wid C. P., r 15 Me-
chanic ,
Fleming Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Fleming Mary, wid H., r 121 McDaniel
FLEMING NORWOOD, lumber dealer,
Hunter, se cor Thompon, r 46 Thomp-
son ^
Fleming Robert, c, drayman, r 7 Kaniel
:. kjoiTm uine?^
i
1 m mm, ^y^l^vSSmS
FLE
179
I>gPOT
Fleming S. T., carpenter E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R. shops, r 23 Ella, J
Fleming Theo. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Fleming Thomas, engineer W. & A. R.
B^ bds 67 W. Simpson
Fleming Thomas, fireman W. <fc A. R. R
Fleming Thomas, c, porter, r 140 Irwin
Fleming Thoraas, wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R " ■ ■-■>r: y iiA^'-
Fleming Thomas F., wks A. & W. P. R.
R., r 129 E. Hunter
Fleming Thomas P., bkkpr Dobbs &
Bro., r 404 Whitehall
Fleming William T., wks E. T\, Va. &
G*. R. R., rear r 41 Smith j
Flemister Mattie, c, r 189 Clarke
Fleraister Saul, c, porter, r 58 King
Flesh Augustus, beer bottling, office 3
Decatur, r 91 Mangum
Fletcher Charles L., grocer 503 Peachtree
Fletcher Edward B., elk I. Steinheimer,
r 16 Markham
Fletcher Harry, grocer, Roseland Sta.,
E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R
Fletcher Louis, baker J. D. Brady
Fletcher Richard, pressman V. P. Sis-
son, r 16 Markham
Fletcher Thoraas, c, lab, r 4 Pittman al
Fletcher W infield, saloon, r 19 Venable
Fletcher Winfleld J. (W. J. Fletcher &
Co;., rl9 McAfee
Fletcher Winfleld J. A Co., (W. J.
Fletcher and ), saloon, 23 Marietta
Flewellyn Lewis, c, lab, r 251^ Wheat
Flewellyn Louisa, c, laundress, r 240 E.
Fair
Flood Samuel, c, carpenter, r 59 Fort.
Flood Thomas J., contractor, r 208 N.
Collins
Florence George, machinist Fulton Mills,
r 4 Tennels
Florence John, wks Fulton Mills, r Ful-
ton Fa'.'tory
Florence M. J. (O. M. Hipps & Co).
Flournoy George W., grocer, r Bellwood
Flournoy John W., painter R. & D. R.
R., r Jones av, ne cor Grav
Flournoy Mary A., wid J. M., r 370 W.
Peachtree
Flowers John, oiler Ga. R. B. Bd House,
r Dairy cor Plum
Flowers Ned, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga. R.
B., r 147 W. Peters
Flowers Neva Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Floyd Albert B., c, lab McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 19 Gilbert
Floyd Andrew J. Jr., baggagemaster, r
144 Nelson
Floyd Benjamin F. (Floyd & Smith), r
96 N. Butler \ li
Floyd Charles G., c, fkrmer,!!t;15 G^iUat
Flovd Eliza, c, laundress, yir 338 E.
Hunter Ni
Floyd James, c, waiter Mullins A
Vaughan, r 11 Alice : f T :i
Floyd John E., c, wks McConibs, Meakia
& Co., r 15 Gullatt
Floyd Joshua, c, lab, r 24 Brmdley
Floyd Mary, c, laundress, r 150 N. Butler
Floyd Richard, compositer, jhrds 155 MJ^•
rietta 'ijl
Floyd Robert B., c, barber O. Hays, r
105 N. Butler
Floyd Walter C, couductoi|, r 158 W.
Hunter Mtf
Floyd WiUiam, c, wks E. T,^l Va. & G*.
R. B •
Flovd & Smith (B. F. Floyd and M. W.
Smith), saloon, 3 Peachtree
Fluker David R., physleiau. 456 Mari-
if
i?l(
Fluker Garrett, c, lab, r rea^ iOl Tumlln
Fluslen Lucinda, c, laundrtf^^ r rear 108
Pulliam
Fluellvn Richard, c, wks W. O. Jones
Flvnn Eliza, wid F. W., r 200 Fort
Flynn George, c, lab, r 6 Liberty
Flvnn G*^rge, barkpr, r 81 Chapel
Flvnn James, engineer, r 151 W. Hiinter
Flynn John H., master machinist W. &
A. R. R., r 31 Gilm|r
Flynn JoHephine, wifra., r 93 Plum
Flvnn Kate, wid P., bds 149 Mangum
Flynn Mamie Miss, mi'liner,.r 200 Fort
Flynn Peter J., tailor J. G. Jones, bda
86^ Whitehall \
Flynn Thomas F., wks W. & A. R. R^
r 31 Gilmer
Flynn William, painter F. S. Stewart, r
145 North av
Flynn William M., saloon, 313 W. Peters,
r 81 Chapel
Fogus C. R., engineer R. & D. B. R
Folsom Leonard B., saloon Mid barber,
11 W. Alabama, r ^Q% Whitehall
Fomby Newton, c, barber J. Minor, r 96
FONTAINE FRANCIS (Goode & FoBr
taine), manager loan dept Georgia In-
vestment and Bankings Co., r 370 W.
Peachtree
Foot Abraham (J. C. Bandman & Co.),
r 115 E. Fair
Foote Lizzie, c, laundress, r 96 Bell
Foote Amanda M., wid W, R., r 29 Fine
Forbes George B., dep elk Superior
Court, r 147 Jones
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In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, qo to PAINE,
HQ^LAND & CO. 9 ^ " North Broad Street
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INVESTMENTS
FOR
180
IN ATLANTA. E^very descrfption
of Real Estate for sale by
T. A, FRIERSON, 36 Wall Street
FOW
Forbes N. H. Jr., elk R. & D. R. R
Forbes Walter T., trav agt., 319 X. Col-
lins
Force Albert W. (G. H. & A. W. Force)
r57 W. Mitchell
Force George H. (G. H. & A. W. Force),
r57 W. Mitchell
Force G. H. & A. W., boots and shoes, 33
Whitehall
Force Julia H. Miss, r 57^ W. Mitchell
Forchier Silas, wks Sou. Agl. Wks., bda
313Luckie
Ford Aggie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Ford Albert, painter W. &. A. R. R
Ford Alf, retail grocer, 34 Peachtree "r
o4 Walton I -
Ford Arthur P., bkkpr J. C. Kimball
Ford Edward, c, wks Cot. Com
Ford Emilie, wid A. C, r 71 Crew
Ford Ellen Mrs., r 369 E. Fair
Ford George W., c, lunch room, 176
Decatur, r same
Ford Henry L., painter X. C. Spence,r 61
Hayden
Ford Hilliard, c, plast^^rer, r 163 Martin
Forwerd Paul I., draughtsman G . E
Leo, bds 26i^ N". Broad
Foster Albert B., c, barber, 149 W
Peters, rsame ^r^""
Foster Annie, c, laundress, r ss Park
2d e of Butler '
Foster Bro8,knitting mills, Howells Mill
5 miles '
Foster Charles, c, lab, r 207 Fort * ^
Foster Charles, c, lab, r State al, nr Cor-
put
Foster Charles, c, lab, r 110 Magazine
Foster Ella, c, laundress, r 6 College
Foster Emma, c, laundress, r 5 State
Foster George, c, driver Harrison & Bro
I^^ George W., saloon and contractor
62 is. Pryor, bds Cannon House
Foster Hattie, seamstress, r 101 Sprinir
Foster Hester, laundress, r 16 Gray
Foster Jack, fireman Atla. Bridge Wks
Foster John, c, driver W. W. Thurman
Foster John, c, lab, r 70 W. Foundry
Foster John, c,wks Wilkins, Post & Co.
r 44 Xorth av
Foster Joshua, c, cabinetmkr, r 39 Hor-
ton
Ford James C, elk Tanner, Currier A t?^^ t i- t^
Heath, r 98 Sprin<r ' ^"^ * i ^^^ter Julius D., carpenter, r 41 HoweU
¥»i-i^ri A-r^ii:-. ^r:5_ ^, -WT,, -_ - roster Ma<»k /» to^l-q t r^ txth
Heath, r 98 Spring
Ford Mollie Miss, wks Elsas Mav & Co
^ord Kinda Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Ford Susan Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Ford Frank C, gro<3er, 190 Houston
^oreacreG. J., manager, r 428 Peachtrea
Fc^shaw Edward, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R > . j r.^
Forest Fannie Mrs., r 292 Wheat
Former Robert, c, carpenter, r 131
Magazine
Form.ily Alexander, c, wks McCombs,
Meakin <fc Co
Forrest Charles, c, carpenter, r 46
Howell
^^^^f^?*'*^^^^ W., elk J. Johnson,
Ms 74 Martin '
Forshaw Edward M., wks E.T. Va. &
Ga. R. R., r 215 Glenn ^ -^
Forsyth Joseph, tel op-., r 87 W Cain
Forsyth James A., boilerrakr. r 87 W
Cain
Forsyth Walter L., telephone elk W. U
Tel. Co., r 87 W. Cain * ''•
JU% William, blksmith 23 Walton,
r 87 W. Cain , '
rareyth William G., dk A. C. Ladd, r
64 Formwalt '
Forsyth William T., shoemkr, r 64 Form-
wait
Fort Ira, transfer W. & A. R. R., r 81
Marietta '
wks J. C. Wilson, r
laundress, r 3 Jen-
Foster Mack,
Bell wood
Foster Mary,
nings al
Foster Martha B., wid N., r 50 Bush
Foster Maria, c, laundress, r 2« Brad-
bury
Foster Humphrey P., carpenter, r Bell-
wood
Foster Ranson, c, wks F. S. Stewart
Foster Robert, c, lab, r 181 S. Forsyth
J^oster bamuel, c, carpenter, r 29 Horton
Foster WUliam, tank inspector, A-L., r
36 Boulevard
Foulson George, moulder, bds 124 White-
hall
Fourcher James, mason, r 653^ Peach-
tree
Foute WUliam E., stationhouse-kpr, r
208 WhitehaU t««-«.pr, r
^?^*S. ^orge B., cabinetmkr, J. «fc H.
T. Trowbridge, r 268 Decatur
Fowler Byron M., elk Contl. Fire Ins.
Co., bds 201 Peachtree
Fowler Cornelius, fireman E. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R
Fowler Cornelius, c, lab, r rear 19 Me-
chanic
Fowler C. A. Mrs., r 120 Luclde
Fowler Garry, c, porter, r 30 Luckie
Fowler Henrietta L., wid A. L., bds 113
Walton
-T-i = y^aiton
i-
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 El^ott,
For any Kind of Lmntoer, I^atlis, »liiiigleg oir XiAme^
FOW
181
FRBi
Fowler Hilliard J., physician, r 261 De-
catur ,, , ^ ^^
Fowler H. L. Mrs., bds 113 Walton
Fowler Jasper M., c, carpenter, r 8
Bradley
Fowler Nancy Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Fowler Noah R. (Fowler & Edwards), r
201 Peachtree ^ >
Fowler Rebecxia, c, laundress, r 7 Beer-
man
?r :*
porter,! ; J. S.
V. A
Franklin Callaway,
OUver, r 98 Pine
Franklin Charles H., c, wfes E.
G. R. R
Franklin Edmund, c, lab, r 46 W, & A.
R. R I
FEAXKLI5 HERMAN, stoves, tin ware,
plumber, steam and gas fittex, 74 S.
Broad, r 51 Cooper
Franklin Jacob, mer, r 139 Thow^pson
Fowler William, fireman, r 319 Rawson I Franklin, Jamefi c, driver, r rear 62 Xel-
Fowler William R., elk, r 201 Peachtree
Fowler W. A., wks Globe Planter Mnfg.
Co
Fowler & Edwards (N. R. Fowler and
J. W. B. Edwards), real estate 10 S.
Broad
Fox Amos, rail way oils, 11 E. Alabama,
r 63 Collins
Fox Charles W., capitalist, r 365 Wheat
Fox George A., revenue officer, r 330
Luckie
Fox Henry H. (Guimarin, Milton &
Co.), r 32 Hood
FOX JOHN, builder and contractor, 7%
Marietta
Fox John, c, lab, r 32 Rawson
Foy Henrietta Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Foye C. H. Mrs., dressmkr, 49>^ Peach-
tree
Francis Albert K., engineer E. T. V. &
G. B. R., r 111 Nelson
Francis Cyrus W. Rev., prof Atlanta
University
Francis David J. (T. L. Francis & Bro.),
r Country
Francis John R., elk Ga. R, B., bds 111
Nelson
Francis Montgomery D.,clk, r 346 White-
haU
Francis Sallle, c, cook, r rear 205 Rawson
Francis Thomas H., treasGa. Machinery
Co., r 346 Whitehall
Francis Thomas L. (T. L. Francis &
Bro.), r Country
Francis T.L. & Bro. rT. L.* & D. J.
Francis), saloon 502 Marietta
Francis William M., conductor, r 275 E.
Hunter
son : ' • 1 1
Franklin James, lab, r 18 Valentine
Franklin James H. (Franklin & Wilkin*)
r 56 Windsor
Franklin John, c, cook, Braml^tt Bros
Franklin John, wks Sou Agl Wlt^
Franklin Max, whol notions, 9 NI Fryot,
r 215 S. Forsyth I
FrankUn Paul (Paul Franklin Ss Co.),
bds 39i Whitehall
Franklin Paul & Co. (P. Franklin and
Mrs. E. Schindler), dry goo^B, 132
Decatur IX.
Franklin Preston, mason, r 109 Maga-
zine
Franklin Thomas, c, wks ElsaAi^y A
Co I'!
Franklin Wdliam, c, driver, ^u Agi
Wks, r 40 Richmond
Franklin William H., with H. Frtmklin,
r 51 Cooper - *
Franklin William J., pedler, r IS Valen-
tine
Franklin & Wilkins (J. H. Franklin and
S. Wilkins), grocers, 18 W. Mitchell
Fraser Charles, c, porter, W. W., Haskell
& Co., r 74 N. Pryor
Eraser Colin McK., elk, Chamberlin,
Johnson <t Co., r 90 Thompson
Eraser Samuel S., machinist, r Mills nw
cor Spring
Frazer James, c, porter, QaXe Cfty Nat
Bank, r 28 Pratt
Frazier James, c, driver, r rear 45 Mc-
Donough
Frazier Jeremiah D. (Frazier & Mor-
gan), rl7£. Alabama
Frazier Nannie Miss, wks Expo Mills
Frank Abram, wall paper, 110 Whitehall Frazier Scipio, c, lab, r 263 W. MitcheU
Frank Joseph, B. P. O. elk, r 34 Calhoun
Franke Jacob W. (J. W. Franke & Co.),
r 61 W. Mitchell
FBANKE J. W. & CO. (J. W. Franke
and W. F. Allen), carriage material,
31 and 33 W. Alabama
Franklin Albert, c, mason, r 38 Rich-
mond
Franklin A. E., painter, r 18 Valentine
Frazier S. M., carpenter, E. Van Winkle
&Co
Frazier & Morgan (J. D. Frazier and A-
P. Morgan), whol grocers, 17 E. Alar
bama
Freal Maggie Miss, domestic, r 1X4 Peach-
tree
Frederick Andrew, c, lab, r rear 157 De-
catur
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Fll MaraiitMd at readv imidji prlM^
N and 13 WMtoiMl tlrMl
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I ConservatlTe, Beliab e. Business confined to Georgia.
182
FRI
Frederick Andrew, c, wks Harrison
Bros.,r 156 Butler
Freel John, saloon, 128 Decatur, bds
Gate City House
Freeland Cicero M., painter, A. P
Tripod, r 228 Cox
Freeman Adeline c, cook, r 29 Stonewall
Freeman Anderson, c, shoemaker, r 8
Solomon
Freeman Annie", c, cook, r rear 202 Jones
Freeman Annie, c, nurse, r r<dar 252 W.
Peters
Freeman Benjamin F., r 24 Bush
Freeman Sallie, c, laundregg, r rear 153
Luckie
Freeman Sarah, c, domestic, r 60 W
Cain *jv
Freeman Sidney, c, porter Mrs. F. C
Mangum, r 23^ W. Mitchell
Freeman S., wks Atla Bridge Wks
Freeman Thomas, elk A. H. Kent, r
Kirkwood
Freeman Thomas, c, lab, r Louisa al,
2nd n of W. Foundry
Freeman Washington, c, ' terra cotta
wkr, r 195 Chapel
Freeman Benjamin }:cjab7r 140 Ellis FB^EEMA^VrR^^^^^^ . . . -
f'reeman Benj. R., commissioner of *^?r.nT^^ * ^?A^^^^W ^ J- C- Free-
deeds, r 46 Peachtree °?'^" *^^-' ^^^ ^- ^- Crankshaw), jew-
Freeman Charles, c, lab, r Louisa al. ^i wV^^J?^^f ^' ^^^^^^ ^^^ sUverware,
2nd n of Foundry ^^^ Whitehall . .. /J -; ..
Freeman Edward, e, porter F. Hilbum, lllTu ^""^ ^'^ "^'^ ^- ^- ^ ^ Crem '
r 16 X. Prvor ' French Xancy, c, domestic, r rear 102
Freeman Fannie, Mad, r 43 Line - Washington
Freeman General, r, fireman The Geor-
gia Machinery Co
Freeman Green, c, blksmith, r 169 N.
Butler
Freeman Jacob, c, lab, r 235 Wheat
Freeman James, elk, r 102 Spring
Freeman James C. (J. P. Stevens & Co.),
r252 W. Peters ^
Freeman James C, Jr. (Freeman <fc
Crankshaw), r 238 Peachtree
Freeman James S., manager W. H. Lof-
ton, 1 Peachtree
Freeman James T., machinist, r 41 Gate
City
Freeman Jefferson, c, porter C. Jo. Smith
Freeman John, c, wks Markham House
Freeman .Joseph, c, porter Tye, Lynan &
Tye
Freeman Julia, wid W., r 189 Whitehall
Freeman Mark, c, hackman, r 60 W
Cain
Washingtoi.
French Thomas, c, lab, r rear 102 Wash-
ington
Fresh Leopold^ trav a^t, r 24 W. Garnett
Freudenthal Rosa Mfss, physician, spe-
cialist, 7}4 X. Broad *^
Frey Abraham, oik S. Rosenfeld, r 167
Mangum
Frey John, genl agent school furniture,
r 31 Cone *
Frey Thomas, c, wks R. <fc D. R. R
Freyer Charles H., elk F. L. Freyer, r
Marietta, Ga
: Freyer Francis L., pianos, 27 Whitehall,
r Marietta
FBICK & CO., J. Allen Smith, manager,
boilers, engines, saw miUs, cotton gins
^rain separators, etc., 81 S. Forsyth
^^!^,^»;^^Per ^M carpenter, r 309 Luckie
FriddeU H. B., cerpenter E. Van Winkle
& Co vi 'i
^^ill^ll ^®"^y' painter, r 60 Mays al
Free^aa Martha, wii, 1., .,, Pulton fSII To"Jp^h,%rteJ «V[nJb^^ 4
Mills, r C Fulton Factory Bro., r 80 Mays S '^•nsmp &
2,T^»i?^ ' ^f"""'"" of recordB Friedberger Louis, elk, bds 56 S. Forsyth
luion ^^ '""' Steamship Ass'n, r Friendship Baptist Church, c, M?tehell
Macon
Fryman Minnie Miss, wks Fulton Mills,
^ ^ bds C, Fulton Factory
Freeman Mollie, c, laundress, r 12 Brad-
bury
Freemnn Moses, c, lab, r 56 C. R. R
Freeman iN^athan, c, hackman, r 24 Ira
Freeman Nelson, c, carpenter, r 42 WeUs
Freeman Porter, c, wks WeUhouse A
Sons, r 149 Wheat
Freeman Robert C, elk Freeman A
Crankshaw, bds 239 Forsyth
Freeman R., c, wks H. Crankshaw
nw Haynes
Frierson Carroll E., with J. WarUck &
J^on, r 161 Crew
Frierson Edward B., real estate, r 161
Crew '
Frierson Florence Miss, r 25 Ellis
*'^'*^^? I?0«AS A., real estate, 36
£. Wall, bds Ballard's Restaurant.
(See top lines.)
Frierson Thomas D., with T. A. Frierson,
r 161 Crew
Frink Fannie, wid J., r 109 E. Garnett
a rink Rebecca Miss, r 109 E. Garnett
r rtWiiitg ■ !■'■«■ ii.r Jnnjt Kebecca Miss, r 109 E. Garnett
uFDIlilE I Mlt ^'^" "^^-^ •"^^••^ "P LmnbT faster than you can t>k«
»fit«HI» M UMI* it ,^^. cap«ilty 25,000 feet per day. Telephone lo. 386.
TTJU T TIT T5T TP TJ ^ ^^*^* Iftanght * BMt Tfn^
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Fritz John A., butcher, 393 Marietta, r Fuller H. A. & Son. (H. A. ania^O. Cf?
country Fuller), whol grocers, 20 K. Alabama
Frizzell Charles S., moulder, Frizzell & , Fuller Jacob B., c, carpe.nter, r 78 New
Co., r 242 E. Hunter I Wheat - - ^
Frizzell James E., trav agt, r 242 E. | poller James H., conductor W. & A^
Hunter - R. R., r 60 Hood t^:^ ^
Frizzell William H. (W. H. Frizzell & Fuller Jones C, grocer, 67 S. Broad, r
Co.), r 242 E. Hunter 1 232 W. Peters
Frizzell & Co. ( W. H. Frizzell and B. J. | puHgr Judge W., grocer, 25 Windsor
Fuller), planing mill, 145 Marietta and YuUer Una, wid W. S., Ixls 15 Martin
105 Walton Fuller Mary Miss, r 112 S. Prvor
Frol)el Bushrod W., asst. U. S. Eng., 12
W. Mitchell, r 103 McDonough
Frost Betsy, c, coook, r 210 E. Fair
Fuller Mary, c, laundress, r 25 Trenholm
Fuller Mildred Miss, bds 66 Forrest av
Fuller Myra Miss, r 39 Jones
Frost Jesse, c, whitewasher, r 210 E. j Fuller Olin C, deot elk U. S. Court, r
Fair ] 66 Windsor ^
Frost Mary c, cook, r IW Chapel | Fuller Oliver C. (H. A. Fuller & Son), r
Frost M. A. • tinner A. P. Stewart & Co i 427 Peachtree
Fry Abe (A. Fry & Co.), bds Adams \ Fuller Osborne, c, wks Ga. R. R., r 1«0
House > r/r . I Fillmore
Fry Abe & Co. (A. Fry and Daniel Pitt- Fuller Rosa, wid E., r 39 Jones
man), pawn brokers, 4 Peachtree
Frv Carrie, c, nurse, r rear 46 Jackson
Try Gt-orge T., lawv^er, 44>/2 8. Pryor, r
• 16 W. Garnett)
Fry Gussie, c, l^ndress, r 68 S. Butler
FRY J. WALKER, supt Atla. div E. T.,
Va. & Ga. R. R., r 3 Forrest av
I!*ry Walker, bds 3 Forrest av
Fry William, c, porter, r 17 Clifford
Fr'yberger Michael, plow fitter, bds 42
A.l6xander
Fugazzi Angelo, fruit, 151 Whitehall
Fuhrer John, hairwkr, 66V2 Whitehall
Fulk William N., brakeman, r 14 Rhodes
Fulks Emily J., wid J., r 14 Rhodes
Fulks Nancy E. Miss, r 14 Rhods
Fulldo Jerome, c, lab, r 20 Dover
Fuller Alfred D., grocer, r 107 Walker
Fuller Asmon R., R. P. O. elk, r 130 W.
Baker
Fuller Benjamin, contractor, bils 28 N.
'- Forsyth
Fuller Benjamin J. (Frizzell & Co.), bds
1 66 Forrest av
Fuller B. J. (P. H. King & Co.), r 188
Marietta
Fuller Edgar, brakeman W. & A. R. R.,
r 60 Hood
Fuller Emma Miss, r 112 S. Pryor
Fuller Florence, c, laundress, r 38 Mc-
Daniel
Fuller George H., bkkpr W. Laird, r 39
■ ' Jones
Fuller Harrison, R. P. O. elk, r 130 W.
. Raker
TuUer Henry A. (H. A. Fuller A Son),
r 427 Peachtree
Fuller Susan Mrs., bf^arding, 112 S.
Pryor
Fuller Thomas K., grocer, r 235 S.
Forsyth
Fuller Watson, R. P. O. elk, r 30 N.
Calhoun
Fuller William, lab, r 11 Hulsey
Fuller William A., grocer, r 19 Mechanic
FuUwood John, c, lab, r 86 Mays al
Fulton Cotton Spinning Co., J. Elsas,
pres, sheeting, Ga. B. R. cor Factory
Fulton County Jail, 36 Eraser
Fulton Frank, baker, L. C. Saul, r 15
Larkin
Fulton James A., grocer, 28 W. Hum-
phries
Fultun Mary Mrs., bds 114 Peachtree
Fulton Samuel, elk Robinson Bros., r91
Rawson
Fulton William S., wks T. S. Lewis, r 29
Brick
Fumade Harrie Miss, elk B. S. Gay, r 56
Washington
FURMAN FARM IMPROTEMElfT CO.,
H. H. Colquitt, genl manager, fertili-
zer mnfrs., 40 Marietta
Furse Harriett A., wid G. C, r 15 Clif-
ford
Furse James A., bkkpr Journal, r 15
Clifford
Furse M., grocer 72 Peachtree, bds 15
Cliflbrd
Fuss John F., carpenter, E. T. V. & Q.
R. R
MWM
Fuss Julia B. Mrs., boarding 59 Windsor
Futch William M., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAMi
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEIMI. go to PAINE,
KOWLAND 9l CO. ^ & H Nortli Broad Street
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or every cie^oriptlon, Ofl!^
And Oountry, for sa,i^ »>^-^
. A, FRIERSON. 3Q Wau fet.
1^ GAB
n AAR BAXTER, fireman Ga. R. R.,
U bds 170 Decatur
Gaar William J. C, contractor, r 463
Marietta
Graar William S., conductor Ga. R. R., r
168 Jones
Gkibbett Cecil, ^en manager A. & W. P.
R, R. Co., r Montgomery Ala
Gable Joseph E., agt Ga. Pa. B,y. r 34
Plum
Gable William G., telegraph opr, r 167
Rawson
G^dey William P., watchman, r 61 E.
Humphries
Gaddis Archibald C, farmer, r 15 Means
Gadsden E. Miles, Jiep. elk Superior
• Court, r 79 S. Pryor
Gaffney Kate S. Mrs., dressmkr, r 184
Elliott
GAILEY G£OBGE M., genl manasrer
Nat'l. Pub. Co., r67 N. Pryor
Galliard J., Charles, c, lab, r 131 Mark-
ham
Gailmard Charles M. (Gailmard &
Barnes), r 312 Rawson
Gailmard Emeile, elk, r 312 Rawson
Gaines Ardella Miss, wks Expo, Mills
Gaines Elizabeth, wld A., r Wilson cor
Thomas
Gaines Georgie Miss, r 76 Marietta
Games Henry, elk Elmore <fc Krouse, r
W. Peachtree cor Cox
Gaines Marion, shoemkr, 58 Peachtree
r Cox ne cor W. Peachtree '
Gaines Ransom C, with W. S. WUgon
A Co., r 235 Ivy
Gaines Reuben, peddler, r 306 Luckie
Gaines Stephen, c, janitor U. S. Court
House, r 98 N. Calhoun
Gaines, Susan, c, cook, r rear 67 E
Peters
^^%' Wesley J., c, pastor Bethel A.
M. E. Church, r 147 Wheat
^'Sfr.Tu^^"' ^-'^^ ^^^rJ. Lynch,
r 98 Calhoun
Gaines WUliam S., fireman R. A D. R R
Gainsley L. R., elk Chamberlin, John-
son & Co
Gather Frank T. (The W. L. Fenley
Furniture Co.), r BeUwood
G^her Charles W., trav agt., r 155 W.
Hunter
Galis James, machinist E. Van Winkle
& Go
^-^^'•„^ill^e, B. Miss, dr^mkr, r
loo W. Hunter '
Gallagher Michael, elk, r 168 Loyd
Gallagher Thomas, miner, r Bellwood
Gallagher Sarah, wid P. H., r 61 Howell
Gallagher William, lab, r Bellwood t
Gallagher William P., messn R. & D. it
R.r 168 Loyd «. i^. «.
Galluchat M. Clinton, runner, EngCo.
IS o. A
Gallups Matthew I., carpenter, r 39
Ponder ' ^
Gallups Robert, plow fcty, r ns Cox 2d
w. Williams , ■
Galmoore Samuel, machinist, bds 175
Crumley
^^7l? Cornelius, tailor Hirsch Bros., r
66 N. Butler
G^in Edward, lithographer Budden &.
Ganible Anderson, travlina: agt., r 270
Whitehall & »6 » ^ ^'"
Gammage Frances Mrs., seamstress, r34
Pratt ^ '
Gammel Josiah H., Ragsdale & Gamrael
r 67 W. Peters -
Gammon — , carpenter Win^hip <fc Bro
Gammon Edward M., wka Elsas, May &
Co., r 215 W. Fair
Gammon Jacob, c, shoemkr, r W. E
Gammon John F., carpenter, r 38 Walnut
Gammon Lewis S., carpenter, r 213 W
Fair
Gammon Tabitha, wid L. B., r 215 W.
Fair
Gann Berry, carpenter, r 94 Greens
Ferry av
Gann David, engineer, r 170 Nelson
Gann James, painter, r 94 Greene Ferry
Gann Morris, student, bds 155 Marietta
Gann Pink T., barkpr J. N. Collier
Gann Sarah, wid S., r 7 Culver
Gann William, lab, r 172 Nelson
Gannon Annie Miss, propr Southern
Hotel, 54>2 Decatur
Gannon Mary, wid M., r 10 Tumlin
Gantt C, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Gantt David L., c, baker Markham
House -
Gantt Frank, c, driver, r 63 Humphries
Gantt James A. (J. H. Smith& Co.),
r 27 Martin '
Gantt John A., elk, r 306 W. Peters
Garcia Josephine H., wid B., r 15 Mar-
tin
^^^iner Benjamin F., c, wks E. P. A J.
C McBurney
Gardiner Clara Miss, r 66,E. Fair
Gardiner Lizzie Miss, r 6^ E. Fair
Gallagher PatrickTclk John RVan r 168 P^rr n?/ Y^^'^^^"*' \^^ ^' ^^*^
Loyd »^oon Kyan, r 168 Gardner Amanda, c, laundress, r rear
•-—•- ^ op^ Yj. Hunter
•rr^t
Y/. J. WILLINGHAM
84 sniiotty
Lnmber, Ziime, eta.
GAR
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Gardner Benjamin, plasterer, r rear 119 Garret Amanda, c, laundress, r 260 Jones
E. Mitchell
Gardner Burton E., machinist, r 158 Da-
vis
GARDNER GEAFTON W. (homeo), phy-
sician, 330 Marietta
Gardner Charles M , "Interstate Direc-
tory Co.," 32 S. Broad, r 187 Luckie
Gardner Isaac, c, lab, r 28 Scofleld
Gardner John, messenger Sou. Ex., r 65
E. Fair
Gardner Lizzie, c, domestic, r 188*^ De-
catur
Gardner Moses M. (M. M. & W. H.
Gardner), r 135 Nelson
GARDNER M. M. & W. H. (M. M. and
W. H. Gardner), photographers, 13
Marietta . « j^x
Gardner Grand, c, carpenter, r 225 Foster
Gardner Sallie, wid R., r 162 Davis
Gardner Stephen J., lab, r 231 W. Hun-
ter
Gardner Turner, blksmith, r 86 Greens
Ferry
Gardner William H. (M. M. & W. H.
Gardner), r 135 Nelson
Gardner William H., c, barber, Mark-
ham House
Gardner Winnie, c, cook, r rear 55 Jack-
son
Garrett Daniel A., condactor, r 15
Jones av
Grarrett Henry, student, r 124 Fraser
Grarrett James W., engineer, r 26 Emmm
(rarrett J.William, trav agt F. E. Block^
bds 124 Fraser *
Gurrett Thomas G., cot buyer, r 99
Wheat
Garrett William J., mer 54 E. Alabamay""
r 166 Washington
Garrett William M., dentist, with I>«
Smith, r 124 Fraser ^
Garrett William P., elk Elijah Walker^
bds 26 Emma
Garrett Young, mer 54 E. Alabama, r
249 Washington
Garrison Belle, wid J., r 31 S. Moore
Garrison Jededlah D., machinist, r 61
Martin
Grarrison John C, lab, r 97 Luckie
Garrison Joseph, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Grarrison J. C, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Garrison Lena, c, laundress, r 228 E.
Ellis
Garrison Samuel, c, lab, r rear 282 Wheat
Grartrell Carrie Miss, r 442 Decatur
Grartrell Elizabeth Mrs., boarding 120
Whitehall
Gartrell Ida Miss, r 442 Decatur
Garlington Nelson, c, carpenter, r rear i Gartrell Lucius J. (Gartrell <fc Gray),
170 Fort
Garmany Honoriup, tinner W.J.Wood,
bds 42 E. Mitchell
Garmany John S., overseer of chain-
gang, r 206 Decatur
Gar man v Julia, r 206 Decatur
Garniga'Gus. Rev., c, r 60 W. & A. R. R
Garner Aaron, c, shoemkr, r 46 N.
Broad
Garner Alexander, c, driver Mrs. Boze-
nian, r rear 119 E. Mitchell
Garner Ann H., wid W., r 235 Ivy
Garner Austin, c, lab, r 40 Crumley
Gamer Howard, c, porter, r rear 90
Crew
Garner Morgan J., c, j^hoemkr, 71 Wa-
verly place, r 21 Collins
Garner Susie, c, domestic, r rear 112 S.
Pryor
Garrett William J., with G. E. Johnson
Garr Dexter, lab, bds 170 Decarur
Garr Mary, c, cook, r 57 E. Mitchell
Garr William, c, porter A. M. Bergstrom,
r 1 Humphrey
Garraux Frederick, patternmkr Winship
& Bro., r Jones av sw cor Gray
Garrett Amanda Mrs., dressmkr, r 70
Markham
lawyer, r 442 Decatur
Gartrell Lucy Miss, r 442 Decatur
GARTRELL & GRAY(L. J. GartreU and
F. P. Gray), lawyers, Z% Whitehall
Garth William, c, drayman, r 101 K.
Humphries
Grarvev John J., engineer W. A A. R,
R., f 72 Tattnall
Garvey Patrick A., stone cutter, Rob>
bins, Bro. <fc Co., r 72 N. Calhoun
Garvin Benjamin F., grocer, Bellwood
Gaskell Belle, c, laundress, r rear 9^
Jones
Gaskell Charles B., lawyer, r 138 S»
Forsyth
Gaskell John, c, wks T. S. Lewis, r
Glenn sw cor McDaniel
Gaskell Mary, c, cook, r rear 29 Pulliam
Gassmon Virginia Mrs., dressmkr, r 140
Nelson
Gaston Jane H., wid J., bds 311 Luckie
GA8T0N J. M'FADDON, physician, 38^
Broad, r 230 Peachtree
Gatch Joseph, wks Huzza trunk factory ,
bdfl -235 W. Peters
Gate City Brasd Foundry, J. E. Gullatt
prop, 379 W. Peters
Gkite City Guard Armory, 74 Peachtree
I
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at M^
Keeps no tratk oallail tMrtt.
II and 13 Whitehall St
■■t^.
THE ATUINTil HOME mSURilllCE CO,
Insures Dwellinirs for 1 to 5
years. Send for Rates. '
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Gate City Hotel, 40% Decatur
GATE CITY NATIONAL BANK, L. J.
Hill, pres. E S. McCandless, cashier,
31 E. Alabama
Gate City Xovelty Co., V. E. Orr, prop,
19 Marietta
GATE CITY PLANING MILL AND
LFMBERCO., T. J. Youmans, ^n\.
manager, office 36 E. Wall, mill Hum-
phries cor Glenn. (See p. 45.)
GATE CITY PRODUCE AND COTTON
EXCHANGE, S. H. Phelan, manager,
40 S. Broad
. Gate City Street R. R., office 43 E.
Alabama
Gates Aaron, c, lab, r 56 Chattahoochee
Gates Annie, c, domestic, r rear 111 S.
Pryor
Gates Annie, c, laundress, r 52 Ga. R. R
Gates Henry, c, hackman, r 150 Foster
Gkites Henry, c, shoe mkr, 156 Fillmore,
r 8 Newman al
Gates Henry, c, wks Logan Bros
Oates John, c, Hb, r 175 Xew Wheat
-Gates M. A. Mrs., r 102 W. Baker
Gates M. L., stair builder, W. R. Jester,
r rear 102 W. Baker
^Gates Robert, c, lab, r 54 Randolph
<Gates Thomas, c, brakeman, r 52 Ga R R
Gates Thomas, c, wks G. W. Jack & Co.,
r 11 S. Calhoun p
Gather Maria, c, domestic, r rear 30
Windsor ^
Gathright W. E., shoe mkr, 228 Decatur,
r 47 Howell
Gatins John, grocer, 62 X. Calhoun
Gatins Joe F., elk C. R. R., r 124 E.
Hunter
Gatins Joseph, freight elk C. R. R. r 109
E. Hunter
Gatlin John, elk, J. C. Evins, bds 134
Decatur
GauldiQg Sallie G. wid A. A., r 3 Hun-
nicutt
Gault Charles, lab, r 4 Means
Gaolt Frances Mrs., r4 Means
Gault F., c, wks Gate City P. M'. «t L.
Co : -
Gault Jane wid J., r 656 Marietta
^ Gault Octavia Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Gault WUliam, lab, r 4 Means
Gault Willie L. Miss, dressmaker, r 435
Marietta
Gault Charles, c, lab, r 33 Newton
Gause Charles W., trav agt, r 18 Form-
wait
Gause Joseph, trav agt, r 78 Form wait
Gaunt Cicero, c, lab, r 178 W. Hunter
Gavan Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Gavan Fannie Miss, wks Elsas, May <fc
Co . i,
Gavan John, mason, r 51 Pulllam f
Gavan John H., furniture, 98 Decatur r
37 Church
GAY AUGUSTUS 0- M., clothier, hatter
and merchant tailor, 37 Peachtree, r
302 Peachtree
Gay Eaton, c, grocer, 155 W. Peters
Gav Edward S., m-uiager Sou dep Ins
Co of Xorth America, 13)^ X. Pryor, r
8 Currier f
Gay Ella, c, laundress, r 37 N^ew Wheat
Gay Emanuel, c, lab, r 119 Markliam
Gay Georgia Mrs., wks Fulton Mills,
bds D. Fulton Factory
Gay John H., elk W. S. Bell, r 170
Decatur r
Gay Joseph, wks Union Stock Yards ;
Gay Maria, c, cook, r 82 S. Forsyth
Gay Saqford W., with A. O. M. Gay,, r
302 Peachtree
Gay Thomas W., c, porter F. J. Cooledge
<fcBro
GAY WILLI.UI W., lawyer, 21i^ Mari-
etta, r 132 S. Forsyth
Gay Willis, c, lab, r 60 Richmond
Gayle W. T., opr R. & D. R. R '
Gear H. L. Rev., teacher Atla. Bap.
Seminary
Geary Patrick W., painter, r 75 N. Cal-
houn
Gedda Annie, c, laundregg, r 2 Horton
Geddes Frank, c, hackraim, r 6 Tanner
G^ddings Adeline, c, cook, r 25 Biggers
G^son Nettie, c, cook, r rear 54 Walker
Gee Joseph, wks J. C. Band man & Co
Geer Minty, c, cook, r rear 42 Cooper
Geiger L. R., student, bds 230 E. Hunter
Geltze George, blksmith, bds Windsor,
ne cor Stevens
G^nover Susan Mrs., grocer, r 189 Moore
Gentry Abraham, c, waiter Grant House
Greorge Charles, pressman, r 60>^ S.
Broad
George Emily Miss, wks Fulton Mills
George James, wks Union Stock Yards
Greorge James R., eontractor, r 24
Williams
Gteorge John B., student, bds 230 E.
Hunter
George John H., contractor,r 24 Williams
George Laura, c, laundress, r 6 Bradley
George Martha Miss, wks Fulton Mills
George R. D., brakeman, r 65 Howell
George William F., butcher, 222 Decatur,
r Fair cor Grant
Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Flooring, Wholeeale & Retail.
Telephone No. 3S5.
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TO Ml Li n I f f n I Lh for PRIOES to tttic TRATO^
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GEORGIA CHEMICAL AND MIXING
CO., fertilizer mnfrs, 32 E. Wall
(See page 35)
GEORGIA COTTON PRODUCE AND
STOCK EXCHANGE, Paine, Rowland
<fc Co., managrs, 9 and 11 X. Broad
(See bottom Tines)
Georgia Eclectic Medical College, 48 S.
T^iitlpr
Georgia Electric Light Co, The, 361
Marietta <- t^^ f" .
Greorgia Ice Manufacturing Co., 50 W.
Alabama
GEORGIA INVESTMENT AND BANK-
ING CO., 21 Marietta
Georgia Land & Mining Co., 28 E. Wall
GEORGIA MACHINERY CO., G. W.
Harris, pres., T. H. Francis, treas.,
woodworking machinery, 361 Marietta
GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
G. C. Jenner, genl agt, Markham
House ; freight depot, Thurmond, cor
W. & A. R. R. paas. depot, rear 2
Peaclitree. (See adv. iiulex.;
GIORGIA PROVIDENT ASSOCIA-
TION, 7}4 S. Broad
GEORGIA RAILROAD, J. W. Green,
genl manager, E. A. Werner, agt, 32
Loyd
Georgia State Library, F. L. Haralson,
librarian ; State House
Georgia Suit Co., 39 Whitehall
Grerbie John C, jeweler, r 73 E. Harris
Gerding Annie, wid J., r 147 Loyd
German Lutheran Church, junc. White-
hall and S. Porsvth
6ERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Clarence Knowles, manager, 30 and 32
Marietta
Germany King, c, lab, r 25 Reed
Grershon Aaron, saloon, 97 W. Peters, r
13 W. Peters
Grershon George A., salesman, M. Bar-
well A Co., r 18 W. Peters
Geter Elizabeth, c, cook, r 20S Irwin
Greter Madison, c, blksmith, r 208 Irwin
GET HAN TIMOTHY W. (George R.
IMeneely & Co), r West Troy, N. Y
Ghann Ellen Miss, mattressmkr, r 77
Humphries
Gholstin Louis, Arlington Flour Mills,
;W. & A. R.R., nr Cain, r 80 Marietta
Gibbon Henry, c, lab, r 18 Trenholm
Glbbs Annette G. Miss, teacher Clark
University
Gibbs Barney, c, lab, r 241 Wheat
Gibbs Bonnie, c, lab. Sou. Agl. Wks
Gibbs Charles M., carpenter, r 180 E.
Hunter
Gibbs Dozier, c, grocer, 53 E, Humphries
Gibbs Fannie, c, cook, r rear 29 Luckie
Gibbs John, c, lab, r 241 Wheat
Gibbs J. S., carpenter, E.%X. Y. A Gku
R. B ^ '
Gibbs Lee, c, butler, r rear 124 Peachtrre
Gibbs William, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks,
r Bell wood
Gibbs Willmm W., carpenter, r 258 E.
Fair
Gibson Albert, c, lab, r 24 Raspberry al
Gibson Anna, c, laundress, r 108 Walker
Gibson Benjamin, c, sampler S. M. In-
man & Co., r 24 Raspberry al
Gibson Charles O., c, painter N. 0*.
S pence, r Ivy
Gibson Clarence, c, painter, r 42 Ivy
Gibson Elbert, c, sampler S.M. Inman Sb
Co., r 24 Raspberry al
Gibson Elisha, c, wks M. C. Balkom
Gibson Ellen, c, cook, r rear 39 Pulllam
Gibson George, c, drayman, r 45 Rawsoii
Gibson Green, molder, r 96 Jones av
Gibson Isaac, c, lab, r 5 8. Terry
Gibson Joel T. Rev-, pastor Evans
Chapel, r 7 Chapel
Gibson .John C, c, elk J. McKiniey, r
63 Humphries
Gibson John G., r 67 Humphries
Gibson John T., elk J. Keely
Gibson J. F., c, wks Ferguson & Blount
Gibson Mary, c, cook, r 20 Raspberry al
Gibson Thomas, c, porter^ r 19 Richmond
Gibson William G., wks Winship «fc Bro.
Gideon Louisa, c, laundress, r 220 Jones
Gifford Dever V".. grocer, 163 and 165
Eraser ♦
GiflTord James A., boiiermkr, 13 Means,
r 190 Haynes
Gilbert Ansel L., fruits, r 26 Bailey
Gilbert Campbell R., advertising agt, r
60»^ S. Broad
Gilbert Ellas, c, carpenter, r 313 X. Cal-
houn
Gilbert Fanny, c, domestic, r rear 161
Whitehall
Gilbert Harry, c, wks Traynham <fc Bay
Gilbert James, grocer, ws Orme, Ist n of
Merritts av
Gilbert Jordan, c, janitor, r 252 Jones
Gilbert Jordan, c, lab, r 1 Snnis ai
Gilbert J. B., wks Globe Planter Mf^ Co.
Gilbert Lizzie, c, laundress, r 45 Hill av
Gilbert Mary M.i8s, dressmkr, bds 100
Walton
Gilbert Mary Miss, nurse Dr. J, P. Al-
exander
Gilbert Margaret J. Mrs., boarding, 100
Walton
M WMl
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, POfftC, SIDES, LARB.
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIME
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & ll North Broad Streot '
T. a:FRIERSON
Bsal Estate & Renting Agent,
' 35 £• Wall Str<>>ei.
GIL
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GUliert Nellie Miss, r 100 Walton
Gilbert Theodore, watxihmkr, r 60)^ S.
Broad
Gilbert William A., elk J. J. Lynch, r
138 Walton . i {
Gilbert William A., e, wks M. Cargile, r
15 Ivy
Gilbert W. A., city deliverer, The Sin-
ger Mnrg. Co., r 215 Haynes
Gilder Dempsy J., c, mason, r 334 Haynes
Giles Albert, c, lab, r 114 Davis
Giles George, st car driver, r 86 Wheat
Giles Hattie E. Miss, prin Atla. Bap.
Fem. Seminary, r 36 Leonard J
Gilliam Elisabeth Miss, r Bellwood
Gilliam James, carpenter Winship & Bro
Gillin Easter Miss, r 46 Rawson
GiUin James, carpenter, r 46 Bawson
Gilmer Parthena, c, cook, r 74 Decatur
Gilmer P. C, Mrs., milliner, r 69 N.
Butler
Gilmer Walter, moulder, r 416 Marietta
Gilmer William, bds 2 Lowe
Gilmore Herman K., carpenter, r 89
Stonewall
Gilmore Nellie Miss, wks Household
Sewing Machine Co
Gilmore Thomas, wks Withers & Holland
Giles Henry, c, lab, r rear 110 Magazine ; Gilmore William, r 22 Foster
Giles James, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Gilfor John, carpenter, bds 186 Elliott
Gilham Edith Miss, with Hancock &
Collier
Gilham Lizzie, domestic, r 54 Hillard
Gilham Mary, domestic, r 54 Hilliard
Gilham Sarah, domestic, r 54 Hilliard
Gill Mary A., wid S., r 19 Leonard
Gill Samuel, c, blksmith, r 282 Wheat
Gilpin James, wks Expo. Mills f
Girardeau Charles H., clkT. C. Mayson,
r 75 Smith
Girardeau Jane^ wid J. E., r 75 Smith
Girls' High School, Miss L. A. Haygood
prin., 47 Washington
Gittens Mary, housekpr, r 359 Whitehall
Gittens Sallie Miss, dressmkr, 165 S.
Forsyth
Gill William A., weaver, bds 161 Mari- i Givens Alice Miss, wks Expo. Mill*
etta I Givens Kate Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Gillam Louis M. M. D., manfr proprie- Givens Elsie, c, r 176 Wheat
tory med, 78>2 Whitehall, r 108 Mc- i Givens Rachel Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Pcty
Donough i Givens Mary, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Gillespie David E., conductor E. T. V. i Givens Richard, wks Exo. Mills
& G. R. R., bds 25Markham | Givens William, wks Expo. Mills *
Gillespie Earlv, packer, F. E. Block, bds Glanton George, c, mason, r 81 E. Fair
58 Luckie * ) GLASCOCK W1LLL4M JAY, chief head
Gillespie Frank (Gillespie & Bro.), r \ elk Rv Mail Service, r 136 Crew
126^ Decatur j Glasgow Reuben G., c, lab, r 201 Clarke
Gillespie Frederick, bkkpr, r 73 N. Col- Glass Clyde Miss, wks James P. Harri-
son & Co .r r?
Glass Eliza, c, laundress, r 76 Gate City
Glass Fraulu c, coachman, r 324 White-
lins i
Gillespie Helena W. Mrs., grocer, 141
Calhoun
Gillespie James W., R. P. Q, elk, r 20 E.
Alabama
Gillespie Paterson R., r 107 Walker
Gillespie Patrick (Gillespie & Bro.), r
126>o Decatur
GUlespie S. F. B., bkkpr P. H. Snook, r
73 CoUins
Gillespie & Bro. (P. G. & F. GUlespie),
grocers, 126 Decatur | v ':,
Gillett Abner G., capitalist, r 20 Wheat
Gillett Charles, lab, r 196 Fillmore
Gillett Marie Mme, dressmkr, M. Rich
& Bros., r 140 Whitehall
Gillette Annie E. Miss, r 20 Wheat
Gillette Fletcher A., manager Standard
Publishing House, r 20 Wheat
Gillette Mary C. Miss, r 20 Wheat
Gillham Addie Miss, seamstress, r 83
Hilliard
Gillham Edith Mrs., r 83 Hilliard
hall
Glass Geor^A., r 39 Hayden
Glass John ^., with M. Rich & Bros.,
bds OraniJHouse
Glass J. P., c, wks M. M. Bridwell
Glass Manson P., elk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 211 Peach tree
Glass Nathan M., elk, r 11 Bailev
Glass Robert C, clkW. H. Dougherty,
bds 211 Peachtree
Glass Stephen elk, bds 143 Walton
Glazier Alice, wks Expo. Mills
Glazier Jennie Miss, wks Expo Mills
Glaze Charles, c, porter SmiUi & Baker,
r42 F»ltoa
Glaze Julia, c, domestic, r 43 Hill av
Glazier Frank H., bkkpr Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath
Glaziner George F., r 111 N. Collins
Gleeson William H., grocer, 226 Eraser
IMPORTED CIGARS always on hand, at the
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
. J. WlLJuillUllAJI Shingles and "
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'-«c;.
Gleeson William H. Jr., elk, r 1*6 Fraser
Glen F. Bartow, elk Ga. B. R., r Kirk-
Wood
Glen John, elk Ga,, R. R., r Kirkwood
Glen John C, elk G^. R. B., r 81 Wheat
Glenn Amelia A., c, quilter, r rear 47
Martin
Glenn Delia, wid H. H., r Mangum nw
cor W. Mitchell
Glenn Frank, c, porter, r 61 Haynes
Glenn Henry L., bkkpr Wjlj & Greene,
r Mangum nw cor W. Mitchell
GLENN HOWELL C. (L. J. Glenn &
Son), solicitor City Court, r 174 Loyd
Glenn Jack, c, porter Hinman & Bro
Glenn Jane, c, cook, r rear 62 Ellis
Glenn James, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Glenn John, c, wks Atla. St. B. R.
Glenn John Thos. (Hopkins & Glenn),
r 159 Peachtree
Glenn Julia, c, laundress, r 47 Martin
Glenn Luther J. (L. J. Glenn & Son), r
174 Loyd
Glenn Luther J., Jr., elk, r 174 Loyd
GLE^N L. J. A SON. (L. J. and H. C.
Glenn), lawyers, 19^^ Whitehall
Glenn Robert, c, wks A. &, W. P. R. R.
Glenn Rufus c, drayman, r 303 N. Cal-
houn
Glenn Thomas R., fireman W. <fc. A. R. R
Glenn Turner, moulder, bds 80 Plum
Glenn T. T., wks Globe Planter Co
Glenn Wilbur, F. Rev., 1st Methodist
Church, r 33 Wheat
Glenn William, c, blksmith Atla. St. R.
R., r 21 Terry
Glenn William, c, porter, r 228 Crew
Glesson Rosa, Miss, wks Expo, Mills
Gleton James, c, lab, r 450 Marietta
Gleton Jesse, c, lab, r Bellwood
GLOBE PLANTER MANF'G. CO., 226
Marietta
Gloer James W., policeman, r 38 W.
Fair
Gloer Joseph I., r 33 Richardson
Gloss J. L., painter, E. T. V. & G. R. B
Glossup William H., watchman W. & A.
R. R
Glossups J. A., brakeman W. <& A. R. R
Glover Andy, c, wks Langeton & Crane,
r 3t Rawson
Glover Albert L., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty,
rr26 Elliott
Glover David, c, plasterer, r J07 Cooper
Glover David, c, wks E. T. V. & G. R.
R
Glover Classic, c, cook, r 159 Fort
Glover Fannie, c, cook, r 4 Pittman al
Glover Hattie Miss, kindergarten dep,
Atla. Fem, College, r 143 Peachtree
Glover James, c, wks Logan Bros
Glover John H., wood, coal and lumber,
220 EUiott, r 135 S. Pryor
Glover John H. Jr., bkkpr, r 135 S.
Pryor
Glover Joseph E., r 65 Walker
Glover Lee Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty *
Glover Leila, c, cook, r rear 68 N. For-
syth -''^
Glover Louie Miss, bds 114 Washin^n
Glover Louis, c, lab. r ws Chapel 10 na
of Haynes
Glover Mamie Miss, r 135 S. Pryor
Glover Richard, c, porter 28 E. Wall
Glover Wallis P., r 135 S. Pryor
Glynn Lizzie Mrs., boarding 188>^ De-
catur
Glynn Margaret, wid H., r 74 E. Hunter
Gobay Annie, wid E., r w6 Boulevard
Ist n of Adams • - "■
Grobay Edward, carpenter, r ws Boule-
vard Ist w of Adams
Gobay John, lab M. Cole & Co., r Mc-
Donough rd
Gober Fred, fireman G*. Pac. Ry
Gober Hilliard W., r 39 Ponder
Gober Martin, fireman, r 295 Marietta
Golfer Marian F., painter, r Bellwood
Gober William, bds Bellwood
Gober W., driver Boyd & King
Goddard Abe G., with Pinson A Dozier,
r 15 E. Mitchell
Godkin John R.,physician,158 W. Peters,
r 164 Nelson
Goetting C. Mrs. (Goetting A Simmons),
r 50 Peachtree
Goetting Harry, baker Goetting A Sim-
mons, r 50 Peachtree
Goetting Louis, r 50 Peachtree
Goetting A Simmons (C. Goetting and
H. Smimons), bakers, tojrs, etc., 50
^'pflx^htree
Goelz George, blksmith E. T., Va. A Ga.
R. R
Goffe James G., R. P. O. elk, r 63 Luckie
Golden E. Z. Rev., pastor Central Bap
Church
Golden Fendol 8., blksmith, 595 Marietta
Golden Prank, elk W. A A. B. B., r 99
McDaniel
Golden Frank, Jr., elk W. A A. B. B.,
r 99 McDaniel
Golden Frank, c, restaurant, 72 Decatur,
r Collins, cor Gilmer
Golden Henry M., blksmith, r 16 Fourth
Golden Jennie Miss, music teacher, r 198
S. Pryor -
W.
Scott
TBS LBiM tsirs nniBBBL
II and 13 Wbltsbali St.
■v;iiv^-
MNTIi HOME mSUmmCE CO,
Offlee ±S)4 S.
SOOO.
Bpoa4l St.
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€rolden Jesse, c, shoemkr, r rear 70 Cone
Gk>lden John, physician, hds 348 Marietta
Ck)lden John C, blksmith F. S. Golden,
r 16 Fourth
Grolden John T., blacksmith, r 16 Fourth
Golden Xancy, c, laundress, r 24 Brad-
bury
Grolden Seaward C. (StamesA Golden),
Fair, cor Walker
Golden William, c, shoemkr, r 3 De-
wald al
Golden Willie R., blksmith Winsbip &
Bro i i
Goldsmith Chester, elk, r 44 Church
Goldsmith Benjamin Me, trav agt, r 44
Church
Goldsmith Daniel S., elk A. J. Pinson,
bds 47 W. Gamett
Goldsmith Henry, stock M. Rich & Bro.,
p44 Church
Groldsmith James M., with James P.
Harrison & Co., r 100 N. Collins
Goldsmith Jerry W. (Jack & Groldsmith,
r 101 Peachtree ^i
GOLDSMITH JOH^ H., city elk, r 205
Peachtree
Goldsmith Mark E., whol. confectioner,
67 E. Alabama, bds 8 Wheat
Goldsmith Morgan J., prof MOORE'8
BUSINESS USITEBSITY, r Decatur,
Ga
Goldsmith Paul T., with M. E. Gold-
smith, r 205 Peachtree
Goldsmith Samuel, trav. agt, bds 393^
Whitehall
Goldsmith Theodore L., trav. agt, r 3*6
\^ ^ Peachtree
Goldsmith William if., broker, r 44
Church
GOLDSMITH WILLUM T., physician,
44 Church
Golfrey William, c, cook, Kattenhom &
Vignaux, r 223 Richardson
GoUer Henry, tailor, r 64 W. Foundry
Golphin William, c, cook, r 223 Richard-
Mm
(Jolucke S. C, wks J. Mabin
Goode Addie, c, laundress, r 23 Porter al
Goode Ann E., wid H., r 48 North av
GOODE SAMUEL W. (Goode & Fontaine)
vice pres Georgia Investment and
Banking Co., r 241 Ivy v^:
GOODE & FONTAINE (8. W. Goode and
F. Fontaine), real estate, 21 Marietta
Goodlett James M., c, barber, r 67 Ful-
ton
GOODLETT SPABTAN, manager AUan-
tic and Pacific Tea Co., b<& Adams
Hoase
Goodlin Daniel M., crrriage mkr, W. L.
Jarvis, r 143 Rhodes
(xoodman, Barrett <fc Co. (D. W. Good-
man, J. E. Barrett, J. D. Green and
R. H. Huzza), trunk mnfrs, 30E. Wall
Goodman Charles M., bkkpr, Leake &
Lyle, r West End
Goodman Duke W. (Groodman, Barrett
& Co.), r 76 E. Hunter
Goodman Gilbert, c, lab, r Spring se cor
Mills
Goodman John T., conductor, r 164 Nel-
son
Goodman Laura, c, laundress, r 184
Wheat
(xoodman Morris T.. elk R. S. Stewart,
r 195 W. Mitchell
Goodwin Thomas, machinist, bds 1
Rhodes
Goldman T. H., fireman, W. &, A. R. R
Goodman William M., c, porter. The At-
lanta, r 146 Markham
Goodman William P., c, sampler, S. M.
Inn man & Co
GOODBICH AARON M., slate contractor
13 S. Broad, r 38 McAfee (see p 42)
Goodrow James, wks Fulton Mills
Groodrum Moses, c, sampler, W. H.
Snowden, r 233 X. Calhoun
Goodson James, lab, r 318 1^/ Decatur
Groodson James, wks T. S. Lewis, r 12
Chapel
Groodwin Annie, c,laundre88,r 218 C. RR
Groodwin Jesse, night watch, r 28 Stone-
wall
GOODWIN JOHN B., mayor of Atlanta
and lawyer, 26>^ S. Broad, r 162 S.
Pryor
Goodwin Julia A. Miss, teacher, Storr'g
School, bds 104 Houston
Goodwin J. B., student, bda Gkite City
Hotel
Groodwin L., r 59 Forrest av
Goodwin Mary Miss, bds 89 SVsPryor.
Goodwin Mary Miss, seamstress, t^aaP
Stonawall ^-^
Goodwin Maurice, confectioner, r 194
W. Mitchell
Groodwin Moses, c, lab, r 233 N. Calhoun
Goodwin William, engineer, G^a. R. R.»
bds 71 Ga. R. R
Goodwyne Cornelia Mrs., r 168 S. Pryor
Goodwyn Henry C, elk, r 171 Jones
Goodwyn M. F., storekpr, Markham
House
Goolsby John R., trav agt, Howard,
Wood <fc Co., r 159 W. Hunter
Goosby Thomas, c, carpenter, r 1J9
Wheat
Beveled, Square-Edged and Noveny Weatherboarding, and II kinds of
noorhig, at La FONTAINE & MAY'S. Telephone No. 385.
iirmiMiiJ
HI MIIIL "'""""*"'**
Phfltona, Spnr^ Wa^poM, cte.
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191
GRA
Goolsby William T., bds 159 W. Hun|«r ; Grady Ann E., wid W. S., T 363 Peach-
Gordon Anderson, c, lab, r 132 E. Harris
Gordon C, machinist, Atla. Bridge Wks
Gordon David c, drayman, r 12 Chapel
Gordon Dianna N. Miss, r 111 Washing-
ton
GORDON FRA5K, lawyer, 36 G^» City
Bank, r Kirkwood et* J-
Gordon Hugh H., office 36 Gate City
Bank, r Kirkwood
Gordon James, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Gordon John B. Gen. office 36 G^te
City Bank, r Kirkwood
Gordon John B., engineer, r 467 Marietta
Gordon Josephine, c, laundress, r 57
Chattahoochee *
Gordon Julian B., c, elk, M. Calhoun
Grordon J. A. c, wks S. Johnson
Gordon Lena, c, laundress, r 190 E.
Hunter
Gordo. 1 Lewis, c, wks W. Forsyth
Gordon Lou. c, wks Aria. Cot. Fety
Gordon Mary, c, laundress, r 200 Clarke
Gordon Nettie, c, laundress, r 28 Brad-
bury
Gordon Singer, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Gordon Thomas, c, lab, r 110 Foster
(Gordon Walter S., capitalist, office 36
Gate City Bank
Gor*-e Xannie W., wid E., r 56 Spring
(rorman John A., printer. Constitution,
r 111 Marietta
Gorman Pink, c. baker, Markham House
Gormly Sallxe, wid J., r 5 Ezzard
Gossett Albert L., manager Union Pub.
House
Gossett William E., mason, r 33 Man-
gum
Gouedy David H., elk, r 66 Alexander
Gouge Charles A., tinner 'A. P. Stewart
&Co
Gouge John W., tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co
Gouin Gustav, painter Atla. Wagon and
Timber Co
Goulding Sallie E., wid A. A., r 3 Hun-
nicutt
GrOUBe Joseph G., elk J. A. Anderson &
Co., r 18 Formwalt
tree i^i-i.-:' i-?t<'^^£>'/ *^'i^.-
Grady David, boHermkr R. Sb D. R. R.,
r 56 W. Butler
GRAD¥ HENRT W., editor ConBtitu-
tion, r 353 Peachtree^
Grady John, wks Terra Cotta Wks., r 20
Battle
GRABY STEPHEN T., saloon, 63 E.
Alabama, bds Adams House
Grady William S^ trav agt, r 353 Peach-
tree '-■■•'-^'■
Graham Greorge, c, drayman, r 308
Eraser
Graham Henry, c, drlTer Miller A Brady,
r Butler
Graham James W., c (Blake & Graham),
r 277 W. Peters
Graham John, elk L. Gholstin, r 134
Luckie
Graham John, miller, r 114 Luckie
Graham John M., stenographer, bds 15
E. Peters
Graham Lizzie Mrs., r 39 Line
Graham Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Graham Richard Rev., c, r 21 Richmond
Graham Rufus, c, drayman, r 136 Mark-
ham
Graham Sallie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Graham Sue Miss, wkn Expo. Mills
Graham Thomas, elk John Ryan
Graham William, wks Expo. Mills
Graham William A., drugs and medi-
cines, 158 W. Peters
Qramling C. A., painter W. A A. R. R
Gramling Frank B., flreman W. & A. R.
R., r 161 W. Foundry
Gramling James A., engineer W. dt A.
R. R., r 181 Haynes
Gramling John R. (Gramling, Spald-
ing & Co.), r 204 Peachtree
Gramling Martha, wid D^ A., r 204 Man-
gum
Gramling Miles A., fireman W.& A.RJ^,
Gramling, Spalding «fe Co. (J. R. & T.
A. Gramling and R. D. Spalding),
whol boots, shoes and leather, 14 Deca-
tur
Gramling Thomas A. (Gramling, Spald-
ing & Co.), r 33 Powers
Gousig John, carpenter E. T., Va. & Ga. Gramling William G., bds 175 Haynes
R. R
Gover Mary Mrs., r 202}^ Marietta
Gowen Edward, c, lab, r 17 Gemunden
Growiug Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
Go<a DeWitt C, (Robblns, Bro. & Co.),
50 Loyd, r 86 Crew
lxI<lLUilll{§ TT uiiaiu vx., mjut ±iv xxa^ uv?«
Gramling William S., dry goods, 31
Peachtree, bds 61)^ Peachtree
Grammit Henry, c, driver, r 162 Windsor
Grammit Rose, c, laundress, r Windaor
ne cor Anderson
Grant Alfred, c, carpenter, r 62 Bawsou
Grace M. E. Church, Wheat, ne cor Grant Augustus, c, lab, r rear 68 McDon-
Jackson ough
MQ wnmim in stocks, cotton^ >^!i<^M*.99.'^^.\.^>^ !^^^: .^^^«
OCKS, COTTON, WHfcAi, UUKN, rUK^ dUlta, LJUIU,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE,
ROWLAND 4 CO. • * " Mortk Bron^ StreoL
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192
SOLD & RENTED.
r. Farms, Mills, Lands, etc.^
Real Estate Afl't, 36 WaH St.
GRA ^
Grant Catharine Miss, r 90 Pine
Grant Fleming, c, lab, r 42 Jones av
Grant Francis, <•, porter, r 143 E. Baker
Grant Franklin, c, lab, r 5 Cornelia
Grant Frederick G., elk A. & W. P. R. R.
Grant Gus, c, porter, Pullman Sou. Car
Co
Grant Gus, c, sampler, S. M. Inman &
Co i
Grant G. E., elk, bds 1883^ Decatur
Grant Hattie, c, cook, r rear 153 White-
hall
Grant Henry, c, driyer, r 185 N. Butler
Grant Henry, c, iab; r 17 Gemunden
Grant Henry P., manager, r 13 Houston
GRANT HOUSE, Mrs. X. X. Archer
prop, 86 and 90 Whitehall
Grant James, c, cook, r rear 131 S. Pryor
Grant James, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Grant Jane, c, cook, r 2 Ga. R. R
Grant John, student, r 320 Peachtree
Grant John, c, carpenter, r rear 8© E.
Mitchell r,
GRANT JOHN T., capit^ilist, r 319 Peach-
tree
Grant Julia, c, cook, r 209 Fort
Grant J. D., conductor W. <t A. R. R
Grant Kone, c, dravman, r 73 Richmond
Grant Laura Lee Miss, f 49 Washinsrton
GRANT LEMUEL P., pres A. & W. P.
R. R., r 225 Hill
Grant Lemuel P. Jr., r 126 Jackson
Grant Mary, c, laundress, r 4 Trenholm
Grant Mary, wid P., r 90 Pine
Grant Miles, c, lab, r 208 Mangum
Grant Park, east end of Glenn
Grant Richard, c, hackman, r 90 Alex-
ander .^5
Grant Robert Rev., c, pastor Z ion HHl
Church, r 4i Richmond
Grassie Nora, c, laundress, r Haynes 2d
s of Mays al
Graves Alexander, c, lab, r 17 Jenkins
Graves Anthony, c, lab, r 21 Clifford
Graves A., c, prin Houston St. School,
r Highland av .'*^r
Graves Elijah, R., c, r 250 Magazine
Graves Frank N. (Lovejoy <fc Graves), r
154 Alexander
Graves Hattie, c, c<»ok, r rear 16 Jenkins
Graves Henry, c, porter, r rear 281 Peach-
tree
Graves Hiram C, carpenter, r 182
Luckie
Graves Hiram W. (Swords & Graves}
Graves Joseph, c, wks W. E. Cater y
Graves Sarah, c, cook, r rear 79 Ellis*
Graves I ally B., elk, r 154 Alexander
Graves William H., bkkpr, r 99 E.
Mitchell
Gravitt John, engineer E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R ,
Grayitt John, watchman, r 19 Ella J
Gravitt Thomus, wks Elsas, May & Co
Gravitt William W., engineer W. & A.
R. R
Gray Abraham, c, lab, r 123 Rhodes
Gray Andrew, c, drayman, r 289 Fort .
Gray Annie Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
& Co
Gray Archibald, c, carpenter, r 225
Foster
Gray Bayana Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Gray Daniel, c, lab, r 57 Haynes
Gray Dora Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
A Co
Gray Frank P. (Gartrell & Gray), r
W. E
Gray George W., elk, J. J. Baker
Grant Robert Q., asst observer U. S. Sijr J^^*^ James, c, lab, r 122 Houston
Office, bds Cannon House 1 5^*y James, moulder, W. <fe A. R. R
Grant Thomas, c, r rear 319 Peachtree
Grant Thomas, c, wks J. H. Norwoo<L r
280 Rawson ;,
Grant Walter W., bkkpr A. & W. P. R.
R., r293E. Hunter
GRANT WILLIAM D., planter and
contractor, r 3*20 Peachtree
Granville Isaac, c, lab,r 11 Valentine
Grantham Joseph L., tel. line man, r
120 Nelson j
Grantham Willikm it., trav agt., r 120
Nelson ,
Grantland James, c, lab, r 158 Houston
Grantland William, c, barber, r 158
Houston
Grassie Jesse, c, lab. r Haynes 2d g of
Mays al
Gray James, watchman, bds 135 W.
Peters
'WirU.^
GRAY JAMES A. DR., proctor Atlanta
Med. College and physician, 30>^ Ma-
rietta, r 59 Luckie
GRAY JAXE8 A., lawyer, 2332 White-
hall, r 403 Whitehall
Gray James F., but(^her, r 213 Marietta
Gray James T. (J. T. Gray & Co.), r 67
Snuth
GRAY JAS. R., lawyer, 32 and 34
Gate City Bank, r 11 Howard
Gray James T. & Co. (J. T. Gray and F.
E. Henning), cot com mers, 58 S.
Forsyth
Gray Joseph, c, porter, H. G. Kuhrt 4
Co., r rear 209 Whitehall
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at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
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193
64 EUiott,
GRE
Gray J. F. (J. F. Gray & Co.), butcher,
138 Marietta
Gray Lizzie, c, laundress, r 30 Randolph
Gray Luke, moulder, W. & A. R. R
Gray Mack, c, porter, J. Stephens
Gray Mahalia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Gray Martha W., wid J. D., r 272 E.
Fair
Gray Mary, wid W., r 434 E. Fair
Gray Robert, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Gray Susan, r, laumlress, r 12 Hills av
Gray William H., gas fitter, r 78 Terry
Gray William, wks Withers A HoUand
GREAT ATLA^JTIC A PACIFIC TEA
CO., 75 Whitehall
Green Alfre<i E. (Green & Nance), r 67
Jones av '
Green AHl-c Miss, with W. G. Robinson,
Jr., r 127 Eraser
Green Alice, r, cook, r 40 Bradbury „ - -.
Green Annie Miss, bookbinder, r 257 W. Green Martha, wid T., r 28o Crumley
Mitchell w - - Green Marv, c, laundress, r 129 E. Cam
Green Benjamin, c, wks E. T., Va. & Green Matthew, c, driver W. E. Hoyle
Ga. R. R., r 83 E. Humphries Green Moses, c, porter Gillespie & Bro.,
Green John, c, lab, r 81 E. Humphries
Green John D. (Goodman, Barrett A Co),
r 145 Ivy
Green John G., plumber, r 107 W. Baker
GREEN JOHU M., manager Eddystone
Guano, room No. 24 Gate City Bank
Bldg, r 19 Orme. (See p. 46.)
Green John W., genl manager Ga. R.
R., r Augusta, Ga
Green John W., elk, r 38 Bush
Green Joseph, machinist, r 127 Eraser
Green Joeeph J., policeman, r 164
Thompson
Green Laura, c, laundress, r 14 Valen-
tine ■ '■' . ■. :.-^=S^> ,;^ »
Green Lucy, c, laundress, r rear 95 Jonea
Green Melis-a, r, laundress, r 406 Man-
gum
Green Marion B., collector The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 257 W. Mitchell
Green Bettie Miss, r 257 W. Mitchell
Green Borden, paper hanger W. S. Mc-
Neal
r 14 Valentine
Gre«*n Nancy, c, laundress, r 6 Rawson
Green Patsey, c, cook r 55 Boulevard
Green'charies, c, carpenter, r 176 Wheat i Green Tliilip, c, engineer, r 18 Horton
Green Charles A., printer Constitution, Green Phil P., printer ConsUtution, r
r J Jamestown
Green Daniel A., lawyer, 65^ S. Broad, \ Green P. H., wks Ristine, May & Co
r 63 Leonard ' Green Richmond, c, stJ-bles 27 and 29 Ivy, •
r 127 Wheat
Green Robert, c, lab, r 52 Emma
Green Sallie, c, laundress, r :^ McDaniel
Green Samuel H., elk Constitution, r 16
McDaniel
Green Stephen N. (Green & Stajigell), r
67 E. Hunter
Green Taylor, wks Expo. Mills
Green William, c, lab, r 40 Newton
Green William, c, lab, r 73 Humphries
Green William H., grocer, 304 Decatur
Green William B., miller, r 124 Davis
Green William W. Rev., r 55 Jones av
Green & Stansell (S. N. Green and A.
Stansell), com mers, 6«>^ S. Broad
Greene Allison L. (Wyly & Greene), r
Houslon, cor Jackson
Greene Alston H. (Chamberlin, Johnson
& Co.), r S06 W. Peachtree
Greene Augustus M., student H. B.
Green Paniel W., printer Con8titution,r J
Green Dora Mrs., matchmkr, r 364
Wheat
Green Edward, c, bootbhick Markham
Green Edward, c, lab, r 406 Mangum
Green Ella, c, domestic, r rear 124
WhitehaU
Green Esther J., wid J. F., r 15 Mer-
ritts av
Green Floyd, c, fireman Ga. Pac. Ry
Green George, r 87 W. Foundry
Green George, c, well digger, r 28 Battle
Green G^orge^G., engineer R. & D. R.
R., bds 48 W. Foundry
Green Georgia M., dressmkr, r 87 Hil-
liard
Green Hanah, c, laundress, r 245 Crew
Green Harrison, c, wks L. Varner, r
W. E
Green Henry, wks T. J. Buchanan
Green Henry H., physician, 6§ Jones av i Tompkins, 48)^ Marietta, r 25 N. l?or-
Green Kilsey, c, domestic, r rear 9 Hayne syth ^ .^ ^ ^^
Green Ida, c, laundress, r 40 Newton Greene Clement C, dep sheriff Fulton
Green Jacobs c, fireman, r 6 Pittman al County, r 289 E. Oair .
Green Jesse, elk J. B. Thorn Greene Cornelia, c, laundTess. r 6 Jones al
Green John, c. wks E. T., Va. & Ga. R. Greene David T., c, pastor Bethel A. M.
R. shops I E. Church, r 180 N. Calhoun
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GRE
194
GRI
Greene Frances, c, laundress, r 175 E. Gregory Alfred & Co. (A. Gresorv W
Baker
Greene E. Hadlev, physician, 23?^
Whitehall, r 13 Houston
Greene Frank L., traveler, r 415 E. Fair
Greene Jesse M., machinist, r 35 Bar-
tow .^.,:: \l ,
Greene Lulu Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Greene Sarah Miss, elk J. S. Watson &
Co., r 35 Bartow
Greene Thomjis T., gen sou agt, Cin. N.
O. & T. P. Ry, 36 E. Wall, r 43i Peach-
tree
Greene Viola, c, laundress, r 107 Ellis
Greene William, c. wks M. H. Bentley
Greene William D., clkMcKeldin & Carl-
ton, bds Ballards i
Greenleaf Emma, c, laundress, r ws Ven-
able 1st n Hunnicutt
Greenwood Ada, wid J., r Bradley se
cor Ezzard
Greenwood Dock, c, r 86 Mays al
on
W. White, B. H. Hill Jr.), loans
real estate, 24 U Peach tree
Gregory D. Stokes, trav agt Cox, Hill <fc
Thompson, r 149 lyy
Gregory E<lward, c, driver, r 74 Gilmer
Gregory Elizabeth, wid W., r 12 Leonard
Gregory Grant, bkkpr, r 41 N. Forsyth
Gregory Helen B. Miss, artist, 71>^
Peachtree, r 349 Peachtree
Gregory H. Archibald, conductor Pull-
man Sou Car Co., r Broad cor Ala-
bama
ri^
Gregory John R., druggist, r 383^ S
Broad
Gregory J. R.Mrs., portrait artist, 58>^
S. Broad
Gregory Stokes D., trav agt, r 149 Ivy-
Gregory W. A., ins elk, r 41 N. Forsyth
Greiiage George, c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Gresham Annie, c, laundress, r 14 W.
Humphries
Greenwood F. S., c, grocer, ll'9 W. Peters Gresham C, wks Gate City P. M. & L
Greenwood Martha, c. laundress, r 4 Co. *- >
Greenwood Martha,
Plum
Greenwood Mattie, c, cook J. Head, r 12
Plum
Greenwood Thornton D., c, carrier P. O.,
r 8 Carter
Greer Augustus E., baker, r 273 Decatur
Greer Edwin D., carpenter, r Bellwood
Greer Gilbert, c, porter, r 89>o Whitehall
Greer Jesse, c, butler, r rear *160 Wash-
ington
Greer Lizzie, c, laundress, r 126 Formalt
Greer Sarah, c, cook, r 18 McDonough
Greer Thomas, c, lab, r 9 George
Greer William C, carpenter, r 107 Mag-
azine i...-:. ■
Greer Wmiam W., physiciL 48 Mari-
etta, r 38 X. Fors^yth
Greeson Emmet M., contractor, 1 Deca-
tur, r country
Gregg Joseph R., salesman Beck A
Gfegg Hardware Co., r 41 E. Peters
^>jgB Marshall J., trav agt, r 89 S.
Gregg Matilda T., wid H., r 85 Pulliam
Gregg Richard C, r 40 Smiths . ^
Gregg Robert, student, bds 89 S. Pryor
Gregg William A., sec and treas. Beck ' Griffin Carrie Miss, r 47 Ellis
Grfsham Elisha, trav agt, Robinson Bros
bdri 215 X. Collins
Gresham John H., watchman, W. A A.
R. R., r 139 Rhodes
Gresham J^mes T., pressman, W. C.
Dodsou, r 27 Moore
Grpsham Rachael, wid J. H., r ss Rhodes,
1st w of Davis
Gresham Sallie, wid W. H., r 50>^ S.
Broail
Gresham Thomas G., wks W. & A. R. R
r 158 S. Forsyth
Gresham William F., grocer, 359 Mari-
etta, r 339 Luckie
Gress G. V. (A. B. Steele & Co.), r Du-
bois. Ga
Gribbs Nancy, r 133>^ Whitehall
Grier Aaron G., capitalist, r 60 X. For-
syth
Grier Isaac, c, carpenter, r 93 Anderson
Grier James V., boarding, 113 Wheat
Grier Joseph, wks Union stock yards
Griffie Lorenzo, wks Elsas, May «fc Co
Griffies Maud Mrs., boarding, 70)4
>yhitehall
Griffin Anderson, c, lab, r 13 Ella
Griffin Annis, c, laundress, r 81 Terry
& Gregg Hardware Co., r 85 Pulliam
Gregg Henry, c, lab, r 134 Elliott
Gregg Henry, c, lab, r 68 Magazine
Greggs Mattie Miss, wks J. P. Harrison
& Co
Gregory Alfred (A. Gregory A Co.), bds
41 y. Forsyth
Griffin Charles, c, draynuin, Simons A
Drummond
Griffin Charles, c, porter, W. S. Wilsoa
4; Co
Griffin Clara Miss, wks Elsas, May A Co
Griffin Claude D., bkkpr, W. A. Taylor
Griffin Early, inspector, r312 E. Hunter
v^^^l!,^ *■ *f ^' (Pl»"lii« Mill Md Lnmber Y«r«), are
im nn CMBES,
MILBURN VTAOOlSr DEPOT
GRI
195
GUE
Griffin Eli (Westmoreland A Griffin), r
Covington, Ga
Griffin Henry, c, carpenter, r 170 Wheat
Griffin Hope H., bkkpr, A. C. Wyly, r
99 Walton
Griffin James, c, driver, r 102 Collins
Gizzard Sallie Miss,wks Elaas, May A Co.
Groft William, baker, F. M. Jack A Co
Grogan Charles, c, lab, r rear 110 Rhodes
Grogs n Frank M., elk, J. J. Powell A
A Brc, r 23 Scott - *
Grogan Jane, seamstress, r 3 Lowes al <*
Griffin James h!, barber M. H. Bentley, ! Grogan John W., car inspector, R. A D.
r 181 Wheat if f&* r ^:^^»/j
Griffin James P , asst bk1q>r A. C. Wyly,
r 99 Walton
Griffin Jane, c, laundress, r 153 Ellis
Griffin Jeremiah J. D., r 22 Rock
Griffin John J., asst genl frgt and pass
R. R., r 29 Yonge
Grogan Josie Mrs., wks Ada. Cot. Fcty
Groggins Sam, c, porter, D. A. O'Con-
W. Baker *
Groom Ella Miss, mailing elk, Sunny
South, bds National Hotel
agt E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R., 8 S. Rroad, Groom E. J. Mrs., housekpr National
r 169 Rawson
Griffin John L., saloon, 97 Whitehall, r
103 Windsor
Griffin J. J., trav. agt Tolbert, Hoyt A
Co i^v
Griffin Julia, e, r 48 Hills av
Griffin Lizzie Miss, wks Elsas, May A Co.
Griffin Louisa Miss, dressrakr, r 228 W.
Mitchell
Griffin Robert, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Griffin Robert J. (Griffin A Pullum), r
12 Howard
Griffin Tena, c, cook r rear 6^0 Decatur
Griffin Thomas W., furniture repairer, r
254 N. Calhoun
Griffin Wade, c, lab, r 81 Terry
Griffin William, elk, bds 89 S. Pryor .
Griffin William A., bkkpr Oglesby A
Meador, r 113 Peachtree
Griffin Wyatt, c, moulder E. VanWlnkle
A Co., r 1J8 Elliott
Griffin A Pullum (R. J. Griffin and T.
Pullum), real esUte, 10 N. Broad
Hotel
eBOSSE CARL G., mer taUor, 30 White-
hall, r 80 Crew
Gross Emma, c, domestic, r rear dS3
Whitehall
Grover Carrie M., Miss, teacher Atla.
Bap. Fem. Seminary, r 35 Leonard, J
Groves Blanch, c, wks M. S. Patterson, r
270 Wheat
Groves Fanny, c, cook, r rear 68 Hunter
Groves Jefferson, c, lab, r 3 Newman al
Groves John H., rental agent Leak A
Lyle, bds 146 S. Pryor
Groves Samuel, watchman, Ga. Pac. Ry
Grubb A. G., wks Longley, Robmson A
Co
Grubb Columbus, carpenter, Winship A
Bro
Grubb Henrv C, elk S. P. Richards A
Son, r 171 kcDonouj^
Grnbb Lizzie Miss, private scbocrf, 171
McDonough
Grubb Roy J., elk, bds 148 Rawson
Grigsby Willis elk, r ws Lawton, 2d8of jGrubb Valentine L., carpenter, r 46
Gordon, W.E "*
Griggs Louis, painter, r 104 McDaniel
Griggs Minor, guard, r 46 Wells
Grim Jennie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Grim Mid Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Grimes Berta Miss, r 131 S. Pryor
Grimes Lucy, c, laundress, r 184 Elliott
Simpson
Grubbs Albert F., fireman W. A A. B.
R.. r 35 Martin
Grubbs John, deputy U. S. marshal, r68
E. Mitchell
Grubbs Washington W., carpenter, r 10
Bush
Grimes WUliam', c, driver Sciple A Sons .Grubbs W. C, carpenter, E. Van Winkle
Grimmett Edwin K., carpenter R. & D. & Co
R. R., r 71 Martin
Grinnell Jessie Miss, r 173 Crew
Griscomb Samuel, boilermkr R. A D.
R. R., r 56 N. Butler
Grisham Jane, c, cook, r 165 Ellis
Grisham Jordon, c, porter Robson Bros.,
r 13 Terry
Grissom Edward, c, cook, r 3 Dewald al
Grist Amanda, wid W., r J63 Luckie
Grist Scott, elk, r 6 Spring
Griste Allen Mrs., boarding, t5 X. For-
syth
Grutkofsky Lasar, tailor Hirsch Broe.,
r 66 Loyd »
Guerin Adolphus, butcher, bds 60 Mc-
Donough
Guerin John, butcher, E. Hanter, se oor
Eraser, r 163 Eraser
Guess M. wid T. K., r 806 W. Fair
Guess William, lab, r 18 Fowler
Guest George W., carpenter, E. T.,V. A
G. R. R., r 202 W. Fair
Guest William P., c, porter, George R.
Meneely A Co
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In STOCltS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, POWC, SIDES, LARO,
OATi COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, m to PAINE,
ROWLAND 4 CO. ^ ^^ North Broad Street
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INVESTMENTS
IN ATLANTA. Every descriptioR
of Real Estate for tale by
T. A. FRIERSON. 36 Wall Street
GUF
196
HAD
Guflngs Andrew, c, driver, r n s Irwin,
3rd w of Garner
Guill Augustus, painter, bds 10 Bartow
Guilmartin Augustus, bkkpr Carlton &
Smith, r 32 Hood
Guimarin Blanton, plumber, r 51 Walker
Guimarin Henry A., elk, bds 32 Hood
Guimarin,Milton & Co. (T. P. Guimarin,
J. D. Milton and H. H. Fox), coal and
wood dealers, 18 E. Hunter
Guimarin Thomas P. (Guimarin, Milton
&Co.), r 32 Hood
Gullatt Edward, elk D. Liebermuth, r
120 Clarke i i
Gullatt Henry, moulder Atla. Bridge
Wks., r 50 Calhoun
GuDatt Henry C, plumber Hunnicutt &
BelliuCTath, r 120 Clarke
Gullatt James E., Gate City Brass Foun-
dry, r 120 Clarke
Gullatt James E. Jr., clV, r 120 Clarke
Gullatt Mamie Miss, r 120 Clarke
Gullatt R., wks Sou Agl. Wks
Gunby Robert B., sec and treas Expo.
MUls, r 19 Pine
Gunby Robert M., elk, r 19 Pine
Gunby Tempie, wid W. T., r aiO'Decatur
Gunby W. J., ^tore kpr R. & D. R. R.
Gunn Seott, c, carpenter. r 87 E. Hum-
phries
Gunn Susan, c% cook, r rear 87 Loyd
Gunn Zack, c, lab, r 17 Crumley
Gundersoii Addie, wid C, r '32>^ W
Mitchell
' Gunnell Alice Miss, dressmkr, r (U W.
Peters
. Gunnell Anna Mrs., dressmkr, r W W.
Peters
Gunter Charles, wksExpo. Mills
Gunter Emma Mis3, wks Expo. Mills
Gunter Sarah Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Gunter Thomas, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Gurley Julia Mrs., r 287 Whitehall
Gurley S. M., ^*id J. A.,r59 N. Collins
Guss^ Oominick, tailor, r 219 E. Fair
Guthman Alfred, elk, r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Cora Miss, with M. Rich &
Bros., r 183 S. Pryor
Guthman Emanuel C, with Haas & Co..
r 183 S. Pryor . *
^^i^man I^'aac, elk A. Haas <fe Bro., r
210 S. Forsyth
Guthman Louis L., auctioneer, r 183 S.
Pryor
Guthman Solomon, grocer, 41 Fulton
Guthrie Henry W., grocer, 431 White-
nail
^^Ji^I?^^^^'^' wks Fulton MUla, bds
19 Fulton Factory
Guthrie Savannah Miss, wks Fulton
Mills
Guthrey Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Guyton Mary J., c, laundress, r 93
Eraser
Gwin David W. Rev., pastor First Bap-
tist Church, r 104 Ivy
Gwin Louis D., groceries and dry goods,
300 W. Peters, r 405 Whitehall
Gwin Thomas M., wks L. Gwin, r 900
W. Peters
HAAS AAROX (A. Haas & Co., Haas
& Haiman and Haas & Daly), r 206
S. Forsyth
HAAS A. & BEO. (A. and I. G. Haas),
brokers, 36 E. Alabama
Haas Barbara Miss, r 210 S. Forsyth
Haas Bertha Miss, 210 Forsyth I
Haas Herman, r 206 S. Forsyth
Haas Isaac G. (A. Haas & Bro.), r
vannah, Ga
Haas Isaac H. (Haas & Co.), r 55
Garnett
Haas Jacob (Hass & Co.), r 82 Pulliam ;
Haas Jeannette, wid J., r 82 Pulliam
Haas & Co. (J. and I. H. Haas), agts,
cigar mnfrs, 8 E. Alabama
Haas & Daly (A. Haas and John and
Fred Daly), Chicago Meat Mkt, 135
Whitehall
Haas & Haiman (A. Haas and E. Hai-
man), iron brokers, 36 E. Alabama
Habersham William W., bkkpr Sunny
South {
porter Wyly <fc
Sa-
w.
Cy
Call and See the new
National Sank.
Hackett Charley,
Greene .
Hackett Emily C, wid S., r 47 Plum
Hackett Henry, c, porter Wyly <fc Greene
Hackett James H., elk Benjamin Kar-
wisch, r 223 LucKie
Hackett John T., trav agt M. Franklin,
r 38 Powers
Hackett William H., supt Globe Planter
Mnfg Co., r 39 Spring
JIackett W. G., elk, r 103 X. Collins
Hackmann John, barkpr H. Karwisch, r
77 N. Butler
Hackney Alexander H., engineer, r 1
Rhodes
Hackney William P., engineer, r 8 Me-
chanie
Hade Thomas, c, porter M. Barwell A
C<^- '■;:''>?
Hadley B. F., machinist, Atla. Bridge
Wks
Hadley Frank M., machinist, r 6 Tumlin
Hadley Thomas, painter, r 19 Corput
place nndor Gate
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM,
For any Kinci ol* Lmnljer, T..a.tlis, Slii
HAF 197
64 Elliott,
Hafer William H., painter, r 152 W. Ba-
ker - ■^■^'^'^ ^ ■
Haffey William, asst eng, r wafcar works
Hagan Barney, elk, J. Keely, r % Loyd
Hagau John T., variety store, 100 White-
hall, r 135 Whitehall
Hagan WUliam M., elk, J. T. Hagan,
bds 138 Whitehall
Hagenbaum W. H., wks Traynham &
Bay
Hall Emma, c, cook, r 47 Jone«
Hall George D., trav agt G. W. Hall Sb
Son, r 162 Luckie
Hall George W. (G. W. HaU & Son), r
162 Luckie - -. ' ^^
Hall George W. & Son (G. W. and J. J.
Hall), whol tobacco, 20 N. Broad
Hall Harry D., elk P. O., r 231 W^
Mitchell
Hall Harry J., trav agt, r 175 McDon-
ough
Hagerman James M., grocer, 226 Wheat ^a ^ • .^
Halffertv Heury, peddler, r 265 Cooper Hall Hattie Miss, r 76 Marietta
H^n Edward, wks Atla coffin fcty, r 79 Hall Hettie Miss, r Decatur
W Cain Boulevard
Hahn Frederick, with M. Menko & Bro, Hall Hiram, c, wks W. A A. R. R
nw CQi^
bds Weinmeisteis
Hahn James, fireman, Ga, R, R., bds 71
Ga. R. R =•" ^'
Haigier Thomas W., c, lab, r 5 Grady
HaUe Thomas J. (Haile & Mower), r 186
Loyd
Haile & Mower (T. J. Haile and W. K.
Mower), druggists, 98 Whitehall
Hailes Mary, wid J., rns Randolph, 3d
s of Harris
HAIMAN ELIAS, pres Sou Agl Works,
(HaasA Haiman), r 44 Walton
Haiman Herman L., elk, Haaa & Hai-
man, r 44 Walton '
Haiman Hyman, elk, bds 44 Walton
Haines Robert H., c, drayman, r 161
Martin
Haines Charles, wks Expo MUls
Haines Charles F., foreman Geo. R.
Meneely & Co., r W. Baker cor Wil-
liams
Haines David M. city inspector, r 219 E.
Hunter
Hairbuck Edward, wks T, Lewis, r 9
Culver, J
Hairston Reid R., carpenter, r 41 Wells
Hairston T. J., watchman, r 114 Eraser
Hall Addie, c, laundress, r 28 Bradley
Hall Allen B., foreman, F. J. Cohen, r
231 W. Mitchell
Hall Allen F., photographer, r 231 W.
Mitchell
Hall Annie, c, laundress, r 6 S. Collins
Hall Berry, wks Atlanta Cotton Mill, r
149 W. Baker
Hall Berriman, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Hall Cythia, c, cook, r rear 66 Ellis
Hall David, fruit stand, 37 W. Mitchell,
r 84 Nelson
Hail Isaac, c, painter, r 50 Gate City
HalL James J. (G. W. Hall & Son), r 107
W.Harris
Hall Jane, c, laundress, r 153 Ellis
Hall John, machinist, E. Van Winkle <t
Co., r 149 W. Baker
Hall John C. Jr.', tinner W. & A. R. R.,
bds 23 Ella * r *
Hall John C, tinner, 288 W. Peters
Hall John M., elk Moore, Marsh A Co.,
bdrt 162 Luckie *
Hall John T. (J. T. HaU <t Co.), r 245
Whitehall
Hall John T., bkkpr Atla. Home Ins.
Co., r 29 Houston
HALL JOHN T. & CO. (J. T. Hall and J.
H. Smith), real estate, 12 W. Alabama
Hall Joseph A., bkkpr P. & G. T. Dodd,
r 45 W. Harris
Hall Joseph A., tinner W. & A. R. R.,
bds 23 Ella J
Hall Joseph S., trav agt G. W. Hall &
Son, r 161 Luckie
Hall J. D., machinist, Atla- Bridge Wks
Hall Kate, c, laundress, r 147 Windsor
Hall Levi H., (L. H. Hall, & Co.), r 258
Washington
Hall Lola Miss, r 29 Cooper
Hall Lumpkin, boarding, r 23 Ella J
Hall L. H. & Co. (L. H. HaU, E. E.
Rawson and J. H. Ellsworth), coffin
mnfrs, 2 Newton cor Elliott
Hall Mahaly, c, cook, r 47 Jones
Hall Mary, wid G. W., r 162 Luckie
HaU Mary, r 149 W. Baker
Hall Matthew, mason, r 41 Yonge
HaU MiUie, c, laundress, r 30 Thurmond
Hall M., wid W. M., r 45 W. Harris
HaU Nanev, wid F., r 288 W. Peters
HaU David G., with S. H. Hall & Co., i HaU Mamie Miss, wks Elsa*, May & Co.
bds 109 Rhodes HaU Nettie Miss, with PhUhps & Crew,
Hall Delia Miss, r 149 W. Baker r 41 Yonge , , ^^
HaU Ella, c, laundress, r 19 Trenholm HaU P. L., wks fc)Ou. Agl Wks
Hall E. A., wid W. M., r 315 Rawson \ HaU Rosa Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
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198
HAM
HaU Robert, c, lab Sou. Agl Wks
Hall Samuel, associate Justice Supreme
Court, r 76 Marietta
Hall Samuel M., bkkpr, r258 Washinffton
Hall bophia, c, cook, r 47 Jones
HaU Tallulah, wid J., r 170 Ivy
Hall Thomas, c, carpenter, r 6 Vine
Hamilton George T., barkpr, J. F. Faith
r 2t Moore '
Hamilton Harriet, c, laundiess, r rear 8
Thompson
Hamilton Isaac, c, r 216 Mangum /u
Hamilton Milton, c, wks Traynham 4
Ray
^^ ^'oZZ ""■ <^<»"""^''''^ * ^»»>' ^ ' «-"-? ^^l-jab, r 56 Greens ^erry
29 Houston
Hall Thom^is O., asst city elk, rss Jones
e of Hill
Hall Walter, c, wks W. & R. R
Hall William, c, lab, r rear 66 Ellis
Hall William, c, lab, r 39 Foster
Hall Wiilidua, c, porter, r 211 Fort
Hall W. J., student, bds 55 y. Butler
Hallister R. G., driver Sou. Ex. Co
Hallman John C. (Hightower & Hall-
man), r 22 Powers
Hallman Marcellus B., elk Howard &
Candler, r Scott, se cor Alexander
Halloran Ellen, bis 419 Mariettii
Halloway David F., painter, r 295 Mc-
JJoaough
HaUoway W. H., wks Sou. Ag! Wks
Haltiwanger Albert J. (Crane, Boylston
& Co), r 174 Ivy ^
^oJi Charles, driver F. M. Jack & Co., r
318 Decatur
Ham Francis, c, cook, r rear 102 Fraser /
Ham Jefferson, c, driver M. L. Tolbert
<fc Co
Ham John G., r 2 Todd ^ -^
Ham Joseph, flagman, r 2 Todd
Ham Thomas, c, candymkr G. E. John-
son , |,
Hambrick Carrie, wid J., r 31 Ball
Hambriok J. E., wks Soa. Agl Wks
Hamby Aaraa F., painter, r 161 Lackie
Hamby Andrew C, carpenter, bds 50
Clarke ^
Hamby Frank, watchman W. & A. R R
Hamby Joel C, carpenter, bds 31 Plum'
Hamby Wilham, carpenter, bds 89 Moore
Hames Moses, c, porter, r 79 Martin
"^9 F ^^'' ^'^ wks Tray nham<fc Ray,
ttimilton Amanda Mi^s, r 48 Alexander
lUmiUon Benjamin, c, restaurant, HI
^lW. Peters, r Garnett
Pwnilton Cesar, lithographer, Budden A
Son
^?JS*w "" ,?™eline, c, laundress, r rear
102 Washmgton
^*™j{Ji^nEstelle Miss,, with Hancock A
Hamilton Francis Miss, r 301 Luckie
Hamilton George, elk, r 303 E. H.mf^r
HamUton Richard, c, lab, r 234 Mfr-
Donousrh ^^
Hamilton Stephen, c, carpenter, W. R
Jester
Hamilton S., fireman A. & W. P R R^
bds 71 Ga. R. R * '*
Hamilton William, elk, r 56 Cone ^ \
Hamilton William, c, lab, r 1 Strong 1
Hamilton William, c, wks P. Escridge,
r 29 Horton '
Hamilton Willis, c, lab, r 60 Hayden '
Haramel Carrie, c, lunch-room. 99 W
Peters f
Hammer^chlag Joseph G., transfer airti
Billard's Transfer Co
Hammett John, elk Gamp & Son
Hammett John J., pedler, r 158 Elliott
Hammock Cicero C, broker, 54 E". Ala-
bama, r 222 S. Pryor i
Hammock Dixie, c, nur^e, r 75 Terry J
•Hammock Popie, c, laundress, r 82 Terry
Hammock Malinda, wks Fulton Mills
bis 1 Fulton Fctv *
Harnn^ck William C, foreman Expo.
MiIU, r Oglethorpe Pirk
HAHJIOXD BROTHERS (O. C. and J.
ir.Hammond), siga and house painters,
16 E. Hunter. (See adv.)
Hammond Charles, lab, rss Chapel, 2d
w of Leonard
Hammond Edwanl M., lawyer J3W
Whitehall, r 68 Washington
Hammond Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 2i
Bobbins *
Hammond Ella, wid J., r 76 Ivy
Hammond Elvira, wid A., bds 28 Spencer
Hammond George H., elk W. <fc A R
R., r Decatur Ga
Hammond George W., collector, r 28
Powers
Hammond George W., painter Winship
& Bros., b Is 54 W. Foundry
Hammond Henderson, c, shoemkr, Ira
cor Crowell '
Hammond Henry Clay, elk P. H. Snook,
rll Marietta
Hammond Hosea, carpenter, r 286 Luckie
Hammond Joel F., physician, 60 Mc-
Donough
Hammond John G. (Hammond Bros) r
28 Powers
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190
HAN
Hammond Milton, c, driver, r 38
Williams
Hammond Nathan, c, lab, r 16 Lowe's al
HAMMOND NATHANIEL J. (Ham-
mond, Zachry <t Hammond), r 158
Peachtree
Hammond Noble,c, shoemkr, r 8 Lowers al
Hammond Oliver C. (Hammond Bros),
r 28 Powers
Hammond Robert, c, mason, r 25 S.
Terry
Hammond Samuel G., supt's clkR. & R.
D. R., r 71 S. Butler
Hammond Thod A., clkMarkham House
Hancock Mattie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Hancock Robert, c, lab, r 176 W. Hunter
Hancock Robert A., elk Clarence
Knowles, r 128 N. Collins
Hancock William A., grocer, 249 W.
Mitchell, bds 36 Davis
Hancock William H., ins agt, r 118 N^i
Collins L' -r
Hancock & CoHier (F. G. Hancock and
C. A. Collier), paper dealers and box
mnfrs. Broad, se cor Alabama
Hand A. L., student, bds 236 £. Hnnter
Hand Mattie Mrs., elk W. Rhodes, bd»
48 Bartow
HAMMOND THOD A. JR. (Hammond, ; Haney George W./blfomith, r 15 Jones
Zachry & Hammond), r 158 Peachtree i av
Hammond Thomas, c, lab, rll Jones
Hammond WilliamjL'., R. P. O. elk, bds
68 N. Forsyth
Hammond William R., judge Superior
Court, r 283 S. Pryor
Haney Henry P., saloon, 200 Marietta, r
19 Magazine
Haney John J., mason, r 87>^ S. Broad
Hanev Samuel D., elk Robert D. Bolton
Haney Thomas, blksmith, r 11 Magazine
HAMMOND, ZACHKY & HAMMOND, ! Haney Thomas. \^ith H. P. Haney, r 19
(N. J. and T. A. Hammond, Jr., and
J. G. ZachrT),lawyers,21^2 E. Alabama
Hampson J. G., wid J. H., r 346 White-
hall
Hampton George, c, fireman U. S. Court
House
Hampton Harrison, c, porter, r 85 New
Wbeat
Magazine
Hanev Thomas W., foreman Eng. No. 1,
r 25' S. Broad
Hankell George, elk, r 117 S. Pryor
Hankell Francis S., with C. M. Barnwell
«t Co., bds 117 S. Pryor
Hankerson Joseph, c, turner, r 312 Fort
XT ^^« T>.ooio,r n. n««4M^^,. IT w Hanks H. F., engineer R. & D. R. B., r
Hampton Presley U., engineer F. W. j pv^^H^ftA
Hart & Son
Hanbury Thomas E. (T. E. Hanbury <&
Co.), r 151^ S. Broad
Hanbury T. E. & Co. (T. E. Hanbury
and L. Ravenel), adv agency, 15>2 S.
Broad
Hanchett Charles J., machinist The
Georgia Machinery Co
Hancock Addie Miss, r 70 Forrest av
Hancock Amanda Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Hancock Chamer J., foreman Wlnshlp
foundry, r 148 Haynes
Hancock Clemmie Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Hancock Ellen, wid E. L., r Bell wood
Hancock Frank, wks Expo. Mills
Hancock Frank G. (Hancock & Collier),
r 70 Forrest av
Hancock George, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Hancock James, wks Expo. Mills
Hancock James A., engineer, r 36 Davis
Hancock Lucy, wid J., r 36 Bush
Hancock Lucy R., wid J., r 40 Bush
Hancock Mamie Miss, r 128 N. Collins
Hancock Mary,c, laundress, r 18 Sugar al
Charlotte
HANLEIN HENRY PROF., dancing aca-
demy Concordia Hall, r 39>^ Whitehall
Hanleiter Bertha C. Miss, r 5 Chapel
i Hanley William H., tel opr, r 9 N. Butler
Hanlon Joseph, jjrocer, 7 Hulsey
Hanua B. H. Miss, teacher Ivy Street
School, r 16 Whitehall
Hannaford Charles H., painter, r 21 Ella
Hannah Cicero G., elk J. M. Lowe &
Co., r 101 Whitehall
HannoQ Carrie Miss, wks Exxx). Mills
Hannon L. L., wid W., bds 41 W. Simp-
son
Hansell Andrew J., bkkpr Merchants'
Bank, r 368 S. Pryor
Hansell Fannie Miss, music teacher, r
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WlUiam A., fS^rtilizers, 7>^ S.
Broad,
Mills
Hansford Lena Miss, bkkpr, r 51 £.
Mitchell
Hansford Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Hansford Susan H., wid L. B., r % Pul-
liam
Hancock Mary £. Mrs., boarding, 124 • Hanson Elihu B., carpenter, r ^ €kur-
Whitehall I trell
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In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND k. CO. • 4 li Nortii Broad Streot '
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every den-M-ription^ City
and CoiuiXry, for tuo^le. by
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200
HAR
Hanson Green, c, blksmith, r 15 Boule- I Harden Otto, wks Constitution office, r
vard
80 Stonewall
Hanson John, gi*ocer, 16 Scofield, r same Harden Robert, c, lab, r 3 Reed
Hanson Marshall, c, lab, r ss Carter, Igt " ' ^ ' - - --
w of Davis i
Hanvey William W., mason, r lOCorput
Hange Frank, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Hanye Robert M. (Boyd, Hauye & Co'(
r Edge wood
Hanye William E. (Boyd, Hanye & Co.),
r Edgewood \ \' ^,^
Hape Samuel, nurseryman 32)^ White- Hardin Jennie, r 121 Whitehall I
^all I Hardin Joseph E., manager Sou Codv-
HARALSON FRAJTK L., lawyer and I ing Co., r 9»^ Marietta
State Librarian, State House, r 3 N. Hardin Mark, elk, r 249 Peacbtree
Harden S. A., wid M. A., r 129 Luckie
Harden Thomas C, book binder, r Bell-
wood .. r? ^,
Harden William, c, lab, r 81 Tattnall b
HardieMary C, wid C. G. W., r 41 i.
Mitchell
Hardin Charles F., butcher, bds Spencer
ne cor Maple
Sprin^^
Haralson William. land elk W. A.
Wright, r 3 N. Spring
Harbar Joseph C, r 224 W. Foundry
Harbin Charles, machinist, r 40 Victoria
Harbin Jefferson, blksmith Atla Bridsre
Wks, rl9Corput
Harbin Talulah Miss; elk, r 33 Victoria
Harbin Thomas C. A., wagon mkr, r 27
Corput
Harbin William M., elk Eiseman Bros.,
bds 112 Davis I
Hardin Nancy G., wid J. L., r Spencer
ne cor Maple ,- |
Hardin Thomas, binder, Jas. P. Harrison
&Co
Hardison Lilly A. Miss, bds 179 McDon-
ough
Hardman Frank, with W. H. Brotherton
bds 31 W. Garnett
Hardman William J., cotton dealer, r 11
N.Butler f
Hardwiek John W., salesman, G. W.
arb uek Edvvarl, wks T. S. Lewis, r 18 rr^"^'?" ^'^ ^?"iJ ^'^^ Glenn. ,
Brick ' Hardwiek S. H., trav pass agt, E. T. T.
& G. R. R., 8S. Broad, r Montgomery
Ala . \:r
Hardaway York, c, whitewasher, r 238
Richardson
Hardeman Bessie Miss, r 275 Crumley i Hardy Adam, c, drayman, r 192 Eraser
Hardeman Columbus, c, grocer, 532 Hardy Allen, c, waiter, r 41 Terry
Marietta, r country Hardy Hampton, c, r 156 Gray
Hardeman George T., tinner, r 275 I H^^^^J ^^aac, c, porter, r 222 W. Foundry
/-, 1... ! Hardy Moony, c, lab, r 24 Strong
Hardy Samuel M., carpenter, bds 193 W
Mitchell
Hardy Spencer, c, lab, r 63 Chattahoo-
chee
Hargis I^ichard R., conductor, W. & A.
R. R.
Hargraves T. B., engineer, W. & A.
R. R.
Hargroves Richard c, gardener, r 235
McDonough
Hargraves Savannah, c, cook, r rear 20
Nelson
Hargraves Horace, c-, wks R. Under-
wood
Harkness Alexander, c, lab, r rear ^
Hood
Harkins John, salesman Moore, Marsh
& Co., bds 61 Luckie
Harkins John, tinner, r 14 Newton
Harle James W. (Harle & Parrott), r 90
Walton
Harle & Parrott (J. W. Harle and S. F.
Parrott), cot, factors, 41>^ S. Broad
Crumley
Hardeman Major, c. lab, r 12 W. Hum-
phries I
Hardeman Mattie Miss, school teacher, r
275 Crumley
Hardeman Robert U., elk Compt. Gen-
eral, r 212 Ivy
Harden A. M., conductor, r 21 N. Cal-
houn
V^ Harden Benjamin, c, lab, r 146 Foster
Harden Clementina, wid G., r 25 Cone
Harden David, c, lab, r ws Fortune 1st n
of Highland av
Harden Emily, c, cook, r rear 230 White-
hall
Hanlen Ethel Miss, with Hart Bros., r
69>2 Whitehall
Harden Evie Miss, r 10 Stonewall
Harden Henry, c, porter J. A. Anderson,
r 225 Whitehall
Harden Job, c, wks R. & D. R. R.
Harden Lyda, c, nurse, r rear 230 White-
nall
Harden Napoleon B., r 80 Stonewall
FIRST-CLASS LM„ ^
under Gate City National Bank.
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W. J. WILLISGHAM
ZiXU&'bory TiJTTiftj otOr
HAR
201
Harlem Lyda Miss, seamstress, r 88
Walker
Harlow Alexander B., elk J. P. Stevens,
bds 58 N. Forsyth - ?
Barman A. A., wid Z., r 121 Ivy ;
Harman Charles E., pres Y. M. !L. A.
and Gen. Sou. Frt. Agt. W. <t A. B. B.,
28 S. Pryor, r 121 Ivy
Harman Elijah S., watchman R. <t D.
shops, r 1 Savannah ^ -
Harman Joseph B., carpenter Longley,
Robinson <fe Co., r 78 Walker
Harman Richard, c, porter J. C* Evins,
r 54 Mills
Harman Sallie, c, laundress, r 51 Foster
Harman William, painter, bds 89 S. Pryor
Harmsen Carl, bkkpr Morrison, Bain <t
Co., r 99 Mang4im
Harmsen Carl G., plumber, r 99 Mangum
Harp Alonzo, bds 5 Bell
Harp James, c, elk C. Hemmel, r 99 W.
Peters
Harp Robert, c, wks Atla. St. B. R
Harper Blanche, c, domestic, r rear 63
N. Pryor
Harper Burrell, c, lab, r ns Grordon, 3d
eof W.E
Harper Catharine, c, laundress, r 18 W.
Simpson
Harper Charles, c, lab, r 180 Hilliard
Harper Daniel, c, wks Buice & Robinson
Harper E. E. Mrs., r 29 Fulton
BLarper Henry, c, carpenter, r 191 Fill-
more
Harper Hiram, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Harper Howard, c, lab, Sou. Agl. Wks
Harper James, wks John Ryan
Harper James M., waiter, r 8 College
Harper Jennie, c, laundress, r 245 Crew
Harper Jesse, c, porter Ga. R. R., r 59
Fulton
Harper John, grocer, 50 Rock, r 42 Rock
Harper John, lab, r 82 Terry
Harper John B., gardner, res Lee, 2d
s of Gordon W. E.
Harper Joel,'printer, r 38 McAfee
Harper Joseph, c, barlq)r, J. Emmel, r
222 W. Foundry
Harper Joseph, wks Withers & Holland
Harper Joshua B., r 58 Form wait
Harper Lucinda, c, cook, r rear 319 N.
Collins
Harx)er Lucy, c, laundress, r 14 Battle
Harper Mahala, c, laundress, r 39 Terry
Harper Major, c, waiter, Saul & Penna
Harper Nancy, c, domestic, r rear 39
Cooper
Harper Peyton, c, lab, r 33 Reed
Harper Robert T., bkkpr, W. E. Hoyle,
r 66 Windsor
Harper Sallie, c, domestic, r 176 Decatur'
Harper Thomas, c, (Jackson A Harper)^
r 139 W. Peters
Harper Thomas J., jeweler, 7 Peachtree^
bds 48 Formwalt
Harper William A., bkkpr J. E. John-
ston & Co., r 433 Peachtree
Harper W^ c, lab. Sou. Agl. Wks
Harper Ziltha Mrs., r 48 Formwalt
HABRAL805 BROS, k CO. (P. H. Hkr-
ralaon, H. L. Harralson, N. M. Har-
ralson and L. F. Harralson), whol. ci-
gars, tobacco and snufi, 13 N. Pryor
Harralson Frank L. (Harralson Bros. A
Co.), r 18 Wheat
Harralson Henry L., (Harrakon Bros.
& Co.), r 18 Wheat
Harralson Madison (M. Harralson <t Co.)
r 278 WhitehaU
HABBALSOIf M. k CO. (M. Harralson
and H. P. Scales), whol. tobacco and
cigars, 38 S. Broad
Harralson Nathaniel M. (Harralson Bros
k Co.), r 18 Wheat
Harralson Philip H. (Harralson Bros. Je
Co.), r Edgewood
Harrell Ellen, c, laundress, r 6 Terry
Harriman David R., foreman Expo. Mills,
r Oglethorpe Park
Harrington A]bert, c, jwrter, r" 269
Eraser
Harrington Alexander, c, porter, Mo-
Bride A Co., r 273 Eraser
Harrington Alfred, c, packer, McBride
& Co., r 273 Eraser
Harrington John, c, porter, ICcBride A
Co., r 234 McDonald
Harrington John, c, porter, r 23 Grady
Harrington, Lucky, c, laundress, r 30
McDaniel
Harrington M. A., wid L. C., r Irwin,
s e cor Gamer
Harrington William M., painter, r Simp-
son, nw cor McAfee
Harris Alfred, c, porter, H. Lewis
Harris Amanda, c, nurse, r 173 White-
hall
Harris Anna, e, oook, r remr 55 W.
Mitchell
Harris Andrew, c, lab, r 91J Whitehall
Harris Annie, c, laundress, r 72 S. Butler
Harris AsaL., manager Railroad Record,
r 333 Luckie
Harris Benjumin, Ga. Pac. B. R., r
Bellwood
Harris Benjamin, wks AUa. Cot. Fcty
Harris Bruce, policeman, r 166 S. ForsyUi
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sura Fit Shirts atW.
Keeps iM trMk oellei ahlrta:
II and IS Wlitteliell St.
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202
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Harris Bud, c, wks Z. E. Taylor, r 26
W. Hunter ^
Harris Buffalo, c, wks W. O. Jones
Harris Carrie, c, cook, r rear 207 Bawaon
Marris Charles,, c, butler, r rear 207 Baw-
son \ ^
Harris Charlie, c, porter, r 266 Crew
Harris Charles H., c, porter, Lamar,
Bankin & Lamar
Harris Claude, c, domestic, r rear 82
Pulliam
HABBIS CLEM B., city real estate as-
sessor, r 15 E. Cain
Harris Custard, wks Withers & Holland
Harris Dan B., bkkpr, Ins. Co. of North
America, r 15 E. Cain
Harris Edgar, c, porter E. S. Ehney, r
54 Martin
Harris Edward, c, lab, r 41 Parsons
Harris Edward Bev., c, r rear 100 Thomp-
son
Harris Eli M., c, r 32 C. B. B
Harris Eliza, wid H. D., r 4 Walker
Harris Elizabeth, wid D^ F., r 180 Ma-
rietta i " !!
Harris Emma, c, laundress, r 3 Fair
Harris Evans, student, r 49 Hood
Harris Felix, c, porter, A. G. Bhodes, r
rear 117 E. Fair ..
Harris Fleming, carpenter, r 64 Stone-
wall
Harris George, c, lab, r nte Calhoun, 1st
w North av
Harris George, c, lab, r 92E. Humphries
Harris George, policeman, r 77 E. Gar-
nett
Harris George W., pres. Ga. Mach. Co.
and dentist, 30 Marietta, r 431 Peach-
Lree "v<. .--",__. si^.
Harris Green, c, driver Hightower &
Hallman
Harris Griffin, c, lab, 38 Victoria
Harris Harry, c, fireman Atla. Cot. Fcty
^Harris Henrietta, c, laundress, r 160
Windsor
Harris Henry, c, lab, r 1S8 Hilliard
Harris Henry, c, lab, r 47 Newton
Harris Henry, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Harris Henry C, conductor E. T. Va.
A Ga. B. B., bds 175 Crew
Harris Hugh, c, wks J. HoUand
Harris H., lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Harris Hick, c, lab, r Louisa al 2d s of
Spencer
Harris Hilliard J., engineer, bds 257
Hunter . :^-i:l
Harris Hiram D., oil deliverer, r 268
Jones
HABBIS ISAAC P., with A. C. I.add,
r 49 Hood ^f |w
Harris Jack N., teller Gate City Bank,
rl7E. Cain . |^
Harris James, elk John A. Fritz j
Harris James, c, porter E. S. Ehney I
Harris James, c, wks Atla. Soap Wks
Harris James, c, wks Chess-Carley Co
Harris James B., r Bell wood
Harris James C, woodyard, r 26 Hilliard
Harris James D., engineer, r 272
Marietta
Harris James M., c, wks Chess-Carley Co
HABBIS JAMES 0., state and county
Tax Beceiver, Court House, r 15 E.
Cain
Harris James O., woodyard, 141 W.
Fair
Harris James W., mechanic, r 327 E.
. Hunter * f
Harris Jasper, carpenter, r 5 Taylor
Harris Jerry, c, driver, r 11 Lowe's al
Harris Joe, carpenter, wks L. H. Hall
<fc Co
HABBIS JOEL CHANDLEB, editor
Constitution, r W. E
Harris John, c, butler, r rear 20 Pulliam
Harris John, c, wks E. T. V^a. & Ga. B. B
Harris John, c, lab, r 4 Pittman al
Harris John B., wks Elsas, May & Co
Harris J. Frank, student, bds 230 E.
Hunter
Harris John N., carpenter, r 21 Hilliard
Harris John B., clkV. Dunning, bds
108 Marietta
Harris John W., capitalist and director
Bank of the State of Georgia, r country
Harris Joseph, r 20 Victoria
Harris Joseph, c, lab, r 30 S. Terry
Harris Joseph, wks Elias Haiman, r 48
Emma
Harris Josephine Miss, r 177 N. Collins
Harris Julia, c, laundress, r 41 Parsons
Harris J., machinist Boyd & King
Harris J. D., engineer W. <fc A. B. B
Harris Kate, c, cook, r rear 120 S. Pryor
Harris Laura, c, seamstress, 91 V^ Wblte-
haU ^
Harris Louis K., with M. B«rry, r 16
Cone
Harris Lucy, c, laundress, r 6 New
Wheat
Harris Lula, c, laundress, r 134 Gray
Harris L. D., wid D., r 86 Venable
Harris L. L., wid J. C ., r 2*4 Whitehall
Harris Maggie A. Miss, teacher Crew St.
School, rT47 Jones
Harris Mary, c, laundress, r 190 E. Harris
Have ao eye to Eeonony, and go to La FONTAINE & MAY'S
for LUMBER. MJLL WORK, etc. Telephone No. 385.
Write u f ATIA/ATFR ^"•^ ^^^ ^^'^ ^a«« 0^
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203
HAB
Harris Margaret B., wid J. M., r 269
Marietta
Harris Maria Z,, wid J. W., r 177 N.
Collins
Harris Martha, wid T., r 222 W. Fair
Harris Martha, c, laundress, r 29 Brad-
bury
Harris Mary E., wid W. P., r Ice Fcty
Harris Marv L. Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Harris Matilda Miss, r 177 N. Collins
Harris Matilda, c, domestic, r rear 239 S.
Pryor i.^
Harris Miles, c, lab, r 20 Solomon
Harris Money, wid J., r 227 Washington
Harris Moses, c, driver Frazier & Mor-
Harris M., wks Sou. Agl. Wks * "^
Harris Xancy, wid W. T., r 11 Savannah
Harris Nathan O. (Knott & Harris), r
15 E. Cain
Harris Peter, baggage master Ga. R. R
Harris Pollie A., wid W., r 21 Venable
Harris Rachel, c, laundress, r 149 Mark-
ham
Harris Richard, c, lab, r Gate City cor
Edds
Harris R. B., policeman, r 147 Loyd
Harris Samuel, c, wks Logan Bros
Harris Sarah, wid D. C, r 9 Magazine
Harris Sarah, c, nurse, r 8 S. Collins
Hams Stapleton L., foreman E. T., Va.
& Ga. R. R., r 106 W. Baker
Harris Susan, wid B., r 5 Fulton Fcty
Harris S. Dwight, postal elk, bds 100
Walton
Harris Thomas, carpenter, r 80 Gilmer
Harris Toby, c, lab, r 45 Terry
Ha rris Vir^l, wks Elsas, May A Co
Harris Virginia E. Mrs., teacher Mari-
etta St. scliool, r 62 Fairlie
Harris Walden, wks Traynham & Ray
Harris Walter, lab, r 165 S. Forsyth
Harris Walter P., trav. agt, r 106 W.
Baker
Harris William, machinist Ga. Machin-
ery Co
Harris WUllam A., c, wks W. J. Willing-
ham
Harris William H., life ins. manager, 37
Marietta, r 41 E. Mitchell
Harris Willis, c, lab, r 3 Holcomb
Harris Wyley R., printer, r 28 McAfee
Harris WiUlam, c, butcher, r 15 Jen-
nings al
Harris W. W., fireman W. <t A. R. R
Harris Zalddle Mlss,wk8 Elsas,May & Co.
Harris ZUtha, c, laundress, r 263 Eraser
Harrison Abram, c, lab, r 102 Eraser
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, UlWt
mi
Harrison Ann, c, laundress, r 38 Wil-
hams
Harrison Bettie, c, cook, r rear 213 Mo-
Donough
HARRI80N BROS. (L. M, and W. Ml
Harrison), coal and wood, 31 and 1«3
Dacatur and 9 W. Fair
Harrison Chester, c, lab, r 243 Jones
Harrison Daniel, lab, r 5 Gunby
Harrison Edgar J., grocer, r 105 Walkor
Harrison Edward, mason, r 63 James
Harrison Ella Miss, money order elk P.
O., bds iO Walton j **<
Harrison Frink, c, wks D. W. LiddeU, r
16 Welton pi ' . **'
Harrison George M., elk W. C. Tlbbs, r
29 Ella, J
Harrison George W., treas Jas. P. Har-
rison <t Co., r 67 Marietta
Harrison Gideon, elk, r 178 Alexander
Harrison Hannah, c, cook, r ns Glenn,
1st e of Cooper
Harrison James, wks Withers <ft Holland
Harrison James L., bkkpr, Hendrix <t
Osbom, bds 144 Rawson'
Harrison James P., pres Jas. P. Harri-
son <fe Co., r 76 N. Spring
Harrison Jas. P. & Co., printers, pub-
lishers and blank book mnfrs, 32 and
34 W. Alabama
Harrison John D., foreman, Franklin
Printing House, r 76 Spring
Harrison John T., with Jas. P. Harri8<»k
& Co., r 76 N. Spring
Harrison Josle, c, laundress, r 94 Bell •
Harrison Katie, c, nurse, r 70 Markham
Harrison Landrum M. (HMrison Bros.),
r 75>^ Peachtree
Harrison Lewis, c, lab, r rear lOi Eraser
Harrison Lucy Miss, wks Expo Mills
Harrison Marcus P. (Harrison and Bair-
weU), r 105 Walker
Harrison Martha Miss, wks Expo Mills
Harrison Matthew, plow mkr, r 16
Fowler
Harrison Mary, c, r 147 W. Fair
Harrison Mary, c, laundress, r 63 James
Harrison M. P., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Harrison Xathan, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Harrison Robert, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Harrison SaUie, c, r 10 Thompson
Harrison Sarah, c, laundress, r 161 S
Cain
Harrison Sarah Miss, milliner, r 178 Al-
exander
Harrison Sarah Miss, wks Expo Mills
Harrison Susan Miss, oik, r 178 Alex-
ander
Harrison Thomas, c, firemrn, Ga Pac Ry
W,
1
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE
ROWLAND «i CO. 9 & H North Broad Snit ^
'9^'T^W'rf'i'i'iPr' '■?'
T. A. FRIERSON
HAR
204
BasLl EstAte &. Renting Agent,
35 E. Wall Street,
HAR
WT UTTf T Timn HM M Elliott, LnmlMr, Laffia,
, J. WiLlililqlliiJfl Shingles and Lime.
Harrison Tilman C, Supt city stables, r
57BeU
Harrison William A., trav agt Patapaco
Guano Co.
Harrison William E., elk, E. G. Brown,
r 323 Collins
Harrison William H., elk, Executive
dept office State Capitol bldg, r 144
Rawson
Harrison Wilbum M. (Harrison Bros.),
V 71 ^- Pe^chtree
Harrison Zadok D. (Harrison & Peeples)
and elk Supreme Court, r Decatur
Harrison & Bagwell, grocers, 139
Walker
HARRISON & PEEPLES (Z. D.Harrison
and H. C. Peeples), lawyers, 33 Capi-
tol bldg
Hart Bros. (E. C. and C. C. Hart), no-
tions, 71 Whitehall
Hart Charles C. (Hart Bros.), bds
Adams House
Hart Clarence H., student, Bruce &
Morgan, r Clifford cor Ellis
Hart E. C, mer, bds Adams House
Hart Edgar C. (Hart Bros.), bds Adams
House
Hart Edward S., painter, r 5 Kirk
Hart Elizabeth E. Mrs., r 138 W. Baker
HART FREDERICK W. (F. W. Hart,
F. W. Hart & Son, and Hart & Hewitt,
r Clifford, uw cor Ellis
HART FREDERICK W. JR. (F. W.
Hart & Son), r 73 E. Ellis
HART F. W. (F. W. & W. H. Hart),
dealers in doors, sash, builders' hard-
ware, paints, oils, etc., 30 S. Broad.
(See bk. paster.)
HART F. W. & SON (F. W. & F. W.
Hart, Jr.), planing mill, stair builders,
dealers in dressed lumber, newels, etc..
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
bk paster.)
Hart Hannah, c, laundress, r 86 Mays al
Hart Henry, agt rubber stamps, bds 31
Poplar
Hart Isaac c, carpenter, r 64 Richmond
Hart Jane, c, laundress, r 23 Biggers
Hart Jesse, machine agt, bds 58 W.
Peters
Hart Laura, c, cook, r 176 Wheat
Hart Marshall, c, porter, W. C. Sparks,
r 119 Bhodes
Hart Mary, c, laundress, r 4 Tanner
Hart Oliver, watchman, O. H. Jones, r
90 Eraser
Hart Sallie, c, laundress, r 176 Wheat
HART WILLIAM H. (». W. Hart), r
Clifford nw cor Ellis
Bank
HART & HEWITT (F. W. Hart 4 E.
W. Hewitt), builders* supplies, 91 De-
catur
Hartford Putnam, c, driver, r 166 ^UI-
more -' *'""* ^*
Hartis. C, wkg Sou. Agl. Wks., bds BeU-
wood
Hartis John, carpenter, r Bell wood
Hartis John B., fireman, bds Bellwood
Hartman Alexander, asst. with Sou*
Sanitarium, 134 McDonough
Hartman Mark, beer bottler, 119 White-
hall, r 108 S. Forsyth
Hartman M., wks J. C. Bandman & Co-
Hartmer Marks, confectionery, 26 W»
Mitchell, r 108 Forsyth
Hartraupf F., wks Globe Planter Mnfg.
Co
Hartsfield Charles G., tinner, r 44 N*
Butler
Hartsfield Daniel, c, cook, r 41 Terry
Hartsfield Edward, c, wks W. C. Neff &
Co
Hartsfield E., tinner, A. P. Stewart <fc
Co
Hartsfield Joseph B., machinist, r 281
T uckie
Hartsfield Samuel, c,lab, r 448 E. Fair
Harvell Andrew J., printer, r 55 W.
Foundry
Harvell Charles, r 55 W. Foundry
Harvey Florida Miss, r 208 Crew
Harvey Frank, elk Chamberlin, Johnson
& Co
Harvey Frank, c, butcher, r 61 Rawson
Harvev Holmes L. Mrs., teacher Sum-
mer Hill school, r 208 Crew
Harvey J. A., engineer R. & D. R. R., r
Charlotte
Harvey Mary, c, cook, r 88 Crew
Harvey Nettie, c, laundress, 160 Fort
Harvey Sarah, c, cook, r 45 Greens Ferry
Harvey William, c/ carpenter, r 8 Val-
entine
Harvey William, wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
R R
HarvUl Lula, wid W., r 10 Pratt
Harwell James T., solicitor Ramsdell &
Moser, r 263^ Whitehall
Harwell John H., elk S. M. Inman <fc
Co., r 321 Marietta
Harwell John M. (Harwell & Smith), r
158 S. Forsyth
HarweU Levi H., coUector, r 158 S. For-
syth
Harwell Milton P., r 15 Mechanic
Harwell Peter, c. wks W. & A. R. R
HARWELL WILLIAM D., grocer, 324
Marietta, r W. Baker, se cor Hayden
for Gentlemen, at
, cor. Alabama & Pryor.
HAR
206
HAY
Harwell & Smith (J. M. Harwell and W-
F.3mith,machinery,78 and 81 S. Broad
Haskell Wallace W. (W. W. Haskell <fe
Co.), r 71 N. Pryor ^ ^ . r *^^
HASKELL W. W. & CO. (W. W. Has-
kell and P. F. Clarke), fire insurance;
state agts SUN FIRE, of London ; agts
WnXLAJESBURG CITT, of N. Y. ;
WESTCHESTER, of N. Y. ; MECHAN-
ICS, N. Y. ; TIRGINIA HOME, Rich-
mond ; BRITISH AMERICA, Toronto.
Office, 29 Whitehall, up stairs. (See
front edge)
Haslett John H., janitor, r 14 Howell
Haslett Samuel D., grocer 175 W. Peters,
r 58 Walker
Haslett William, painter M. M. Mauck,
r 114 Rawson
Hastings Jack J., stenographer, r 168
Mangum
Hastings Thomas, elk J. Keely, r 168
1 Mangum
Hastings Thomas, keeper city stockade,
r 168 Mangum
Hastings Thomas, watchman Ga. R. R
Hatch Charles G., painter, r 45 Alexan-
der
Hatch C. G., watchman W. A A. R. R
Hatcher M. B., wks Ogletree, Robinson
& Boyd
Hatchett Gustave, c, junk, r 226 Walker
Hatfield George, c, lab, r 148 Chapel
Hatfield Nannie C, wid S., r 200 N.
Calhoun
Hatfield William F., carpenter, r 32
Stonewall
Hathaway Hettie C, wid H. B., r 72 E.
*! Peters
Hattan George, c, fireman Gra. Pac. Ry
HAUNSON JOHN T., pumps and wind-
r^. mills, 110 Whitehall, r W. E.
Haverty James J., elk, r 75 E. Hunter
Haverty Michael, barkpr B. C. Johnson,
r 27 Castleberry
Haverty Thomas, gardener, r 40 Castle-
r berry
Hawes E. C, mailing elk S. S. Co., r 68
N. Forsyth
Hawes James H., engineer W. & A. R. R
Hawes Peyton L., r 334 Haynes
Hawes Richard R., engineer, r 147 W.
Hunter
Hawes Rebecca, wid R. R., r 46 Hilliard
Hawkins George, painter Ferguson &
Blount
Hawkins Henry, c, lab, r 34 Hilliard
Hawkins John, trunkmkr, r 199 S. For-
syth
Hawkins John T., fireman, r rear 4
Henry, W. E
Hawkins Lucinda, c, laundress, r rear
18 Ga. R. R
Hawkins Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 131><^
Marietta
Hawkins Nancy, c, nurse, r 71 Fort
Hawkins Pink, c, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Hawks A., c, wks W. 4 A. R- R
Hawks Frank, c, lab, r 36 Rawson
Hawks William N., adjuster J. G. King,
r 47 Crew
Hawley Charles C, collector, r 222 W.
Fair
Hawley B. L., barkpr T. Burke, r 9 S.
Calhoun
Hawley Homer (Hawley <fc Richards), r
122 Decatur
HAWLEY k RICHARDS* (H. Hawley
and A. Richards), gen agts, 122 Deca-
tur
Haworth W. W., physician, r 8 Wheat
Haws William, wks Elsas, May <& Co
Hay Alice Miss, r 442 Decatur
Hav Henrv, c, lab, r 6 Lane
Hav Marv*^ E., wid S. J., r 194 W. Fair
Hav Stephen, elk, r 194 W. Fair
Hayden N. Jane, wid T., r 193 S. Pryor
Hayes Anna, c, laundress, r 268 Mangum
Hayes Emma, c, laundress, r 172 Fort
Hayes Greorge, c, barber, r 102 E. Cain
Haves George, butcher, r 106 N. Butler
Haves Hattie, c, cook, r 290 Crew
Hayes Jesse, c, wks E. T. Va. <fc Ga. R. R
Haves Luciuda, c, laundress, r 309 W.
Mitchell
Hayes Maggie, laundress, r 73 Fort
Hay good Francis M. Rev., with W.
Burke, r Anderson ne cor Terry
Haygood John, c, wks Sou. Bottling Co
Havgood Laura A., Miss, prin Girls \
High School, r 45 McDonough
Haygood Sarah, c, laundress, r 179 E.
Baker
Haygood Thomas, wks Fulton Mills, bds
5 Fulton Factory
Haygood William A. (Haygood & Mar-
tin), r 45 McDonough
HAYGOOD & MARTIN (W. A. Hay-
good and E. W. Martin), lawyers, 17}4
Peachtree ^
Haynes Charles, meitjhant, r 213 White-
hall
Haynes Clyde, elk Phillips A Crew, rl28
Mangum
Haynes Cornelia, c, laundress, r 231 W.
Hunter
Haynes Effle Miss, r 128 Mangum
I Haynes Eldora Miss, r 465 Marietta
I
W. M. Scott
M;|5*:
TES mm ssirs
II and 13 WhHehall St
r- [
i- .1
^
W'l
ill
tTLAm HOME IISURimCE CO.
I'
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Oflloe ±ei}4 H. Brocul »t^
HAY
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Hay 1168 Henry B., farmer, r465 Marietta
Haynes Hudson, c, porter Hull Vapor
Stove Co ? .
Haynes Isaac H., dairy, r ws Ran-
dolph 3d 8 of Harris
Haynes Judith, wid R., r 273 Crumley
Haynes Katie, c, cook, r 7 Valentine
Haynes Mabel Miss, r 123 Mangum
Haynes Moses, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co
Haynes Richard O., policeman, r 273
Crumley
Haynes Sarah, wid B. F., r 465 Mariettii
Haynes Sarah, domestic, r rear Fort
Haynes William Augustus watchmkr
and jeweler, 10 Marietta,r 128 Mangum
Haynes William M., bkkpr M. <£ J.
Hirsch, r 25 Cooper
Haynie W. A., student, bds 40 Pratt
Hays Alexander C, carpenter, r 31
Ella J ,}
Hays H. Thomas, plumber A. P. Stewart
& Co., bds 120 Whitehall
Hays John A., engineer W. & A. R. R
Hays M. F. Mrs., dressmkr, 46 N. Butler
Hays Robert T., c, barber, r 47 McAfee
Hays William B., wks McCombs, Mea-
\an <fc Co. ;
HAYS see also HAYE^ '
Haywood Rebecca Miss, wks Expo Mills
Haywood Stephen, c, driver, r 170 Ellis
Hazleton Thomas B., branch manager
The Singer Mnfg Co., r 85 Ellis
Hazlewood Joseph, wks Expo Cot Mills
Head Ambrose, c, lab, r rear 24 Glynn
Head Henry T., grocer, 170 Fort
Head John, c, lunch room, 292 Marietta,
r same
Heagerty P. C, blk smith, W. L. Jarvis
Healv Caleb, c, cook, E. Mercer
Healey Thomas G. (T. G. Healev & Son)
Pres Atla Gas Co., r 77 Ivy
Healey T. G. & Son fT. G. Healey and
W. T. Healey ),*contractors, 20 Peach-
tree ♦
Healey William T. (T. G. Healey & Son)
r 77 Ivy
Heape Rebecca Miss, r 368 Decatur
Heard Daniel, c, wks W. <fc A. R. R.
Heard Kate, c, cook, r rear 158 Richard-
son
Heard Hartly, c, lab, r ws Currier 5th s
Calhoun
Heard Marv, c, laundress, r 16 Mays al
Heard Oliver, c, moulder, E. Van
Winkle <fc Co., r 28 Strong
Heard Patrick, c, janitor, Mitchell St
School
Heard William, c, lab, r 92 Mays al
HEARD see also HURD
Hearn Emily-Miss, r 55 Tattnall -Mi -
Hearn George, wks Expo Milla , ^ :'i
Hearn James, wks Expo Mills-^ - Ut r
Hearn Jennie Miss, r 55 Tattnall
Hearn Martha Miss, wks Expo Mills
Hearn Ophilia Miss, wks Expo Mills
Hearn Priscilla P., wid T.' r 55 Tattnall
Hearn Sarah Miss, wks Expo Mill
Hearon Bishop A. (Hearon & Bay less), r
52 Plum i
Hearon Robert, elk, Hearon & Bayless,.
bds 52 Plum
Hearon & Bayless (B. A. Hearon and B.
S. Bayless), agts St. Louis Preserving
Co., 55 S. Pryor _
Heath George, r 15 Bell
Heath Hattle, c, domestic, r rear 195
Whitehall
Heath Isabella C. Mrs., dressmkr. r 100
Ellis, J ^^^ : ' -•
Heath Sane, c, laundress, r 132 Gray
Heath William A. (Tanner, Currier ^
Heath), r Makham House
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation, G^r-
nett, se cor Forsyth
Hebrew Christian Reading Room, 333^
Whitehall
Heck Charles, wks E. T. Va. & Ga. R.
R., bds 306 Rawson
Hecker Ella, c, nurse, r rear 42 E. Peters
HECKER GEORGE V. & CO. (G. V.
Hecker and ), self-raising flour, 14
X. Broad
Hecker Jane, c, cook, r rear 42 E. Peterg
Heery Daniel O. C, physician, 76 N.
Calhoun
Heery Daniel T., elk Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar, r 76 N. Calhoun
Heery Henry T., bkkpr, r 45 Simpson
Heffernan Thomas, elk John Ryan
Heffernan William, elk, bds, 79 Loyd
Heflin Agnes Miss, with Hancock &
Collier
Heflin Wiley, watchman, r 22 Martin
Heflin W. J., elk R. & D..R
Heggic James G., engineer W. A A*
R. R
Heinz Charles (Heinz & Berkele and J*
S. Watson & Co.), r 213 Whitehall
Heinz Charles, Jr.,with Heinz & Berkele,
bds 213 Whitehall
HEINZ A BEBIXLE, (Charles Heinz
and John Berkele) ^guns, pistols, etc.,
and gunsmiths, 15 Whitehall
Heist George, elk J. P. Bellenger, r 7
Plum
Helbig Henry, machinist, B. T. Va. ^
Helena Mary Sister, r 216 N. CoUlnB
LUMBER, Fencing, Potts, Holdings, Scroll Work, and every description
•r iBsUe Finish, «t U FONTAINE & HAY'S. Telephone No. 38S.
I n MM EM HM HP "* ^^'^ ^'^
HEL
207
Phatont, Spring Wasont, Ete^
HSN
Heller William, R. R. contractor, r 22
Hayden
Helmer Charles G., bkkpr, r 62 Crew
Helms Calvin W., grocer, r 228 Wheat
Helms Edward, c, driver Miller & Brady,
r Calhoun
Helms Ella Misp, wks Expo. Mills
Helms Nannie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Helmuth Charles, baker F. M. Jack &
Co
Hemphill Hilliard, wks Logan Bros
Hemphill Robert A., with Atlanta Con-
stitution
Hemphill Thomas, c, lab, r 150 Elliott
HEMPHILL WILLIAM A., business
manager Constitution, r400 Peachtree
Hendee Henry, bkkpr Estey Organ Co.,
r 17 Wheat
Henderson Annie c, cook, r 16 Ga. R. R
Henderson Buckard, c, carpenter, r 235
MeDonough
Henderson B. E., driver H. A. Agricola,
r 57>2 Decatur
Henderson Carrie, c, laundress, r 56
Fo;ter
Henderson Charles, c, porter J. H. La-
Hatt, r 14 Calhoun
Henderson Francis M., collector, r 35
MiUs
Henderson George W., trav agt, r 18
Wheat
Henderson Hattle Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Henderson Jack, c, lab, r 6 Gunby
Henderson James, wheelwright, bds 272
i Mangum
Henderson James, c, wks Atla. St. R. R
Henderson James M., city lamp cleaner,
r 104 Crew
Henderson James W., elk, bds 632 Mari-
etta
Henderson JaLe,c, laundress, r 2 Low's al
Henderson Jesse, c, waiter National Ho-
tel
Henderson John, elk E. Mercer
Henderson John H., cashier E. Mercer,
r 64 Fraser
Henderson John M., elk J. S. Boyd, bds
314 W. Peachtree
HENDERSON JOHN T., State Commis-
sioner of Agriculture, State House
Henderson Lewis, lab, r 142 E. Harris
Henderson Lewis, c, porter, r rear 428
u Peachtree
Henderson Lewis A., c, porter, r 46 Ful-
ton
Henderson Robert J., trav. agt, r 67
Washington
Henderson Sabon T., express messenger^
r 123 W. Fair
Henderson S. H., c, barber Markham
House
HENDERSON WALTER C, foreman
Constitution, r 86 Terry
Henderson William, porter, r rear 216
N. Collins
Henderson William, pressman James P.
Harrison & Co
Henderson William A., b&pr J. M.
Green, r 18 Wheat . *
Henderson William B., elk State
Agriculture
Henderson William C, grocer, MeDon-
ough rd, cor E. T., Va. A Ga. R. R
Henderson WUliam H., elk Gate City
Xat. Bank, r67 Washington
Henderson William R., driver H. A. Ag-
ricola, r 573^ Decatur
Henderson W.'^R., wks Atla. Wagon and
Timber Co
Henderson Winlield F., c, mason, r 66 E.
Humphries
Hendricks Emily, wid B., r 127 Marietta
Hendricks Hattie, c, laundress, r 82
Hoge
Hendricks James M., contaractor, r 266
Eraser
Hendricks John, c, butler, r 279 Fniser
Hendricks Lizzie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Hendricks L. G., wks Winship dk Bro
Hendricks Martha Miss, wka rag fcty, r
12T Marietta
Hendricks Oliver, blksmith, r 25 Ponder
Hendricks Phillip, c, wks W. & A. B.
R., r 69 Thurmond .
Hendricks WUliam, c, wks E. T., Va. Ai
Ga. R., r 14 Valentine
Hendrickson Arminta, wid J. W., r 490
Whitehall
Hendrickson John W.; wks E. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R., r 430 WhitehaU
Hendrix Glen D., moulder, r 10 Venn-
ble
Hendrix John C (Hendrix A Osbom), r
312 Houston
Hendrix Mat, wid A. G., r 10 Venable
Hendrix O., blksmith W. & A. R. R
HENDRIX M OSBORN (J. C. Hendrix
and W. A. Osborn), real estate, 31 S.
Broad
Henkel Catharine, wid J., r 6 McAfM
Henlon Patrick, tailor J. G. Jones, r 24
W. Foundry
Hennessy Joseph M. Rev., assist Church
of Immaculate Conception, r 17 Wash-
WM
ington .
In StOCKS, CbttON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, op to PAINE,
ROWLAND H CO. • * »• HoHli Rroad Street
4
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SOLD & RENTED.
r, Farms, Mills, Lands, etc.
Real Estate Aq't, 36 Wail St
HEY
Hennies CJharleg E. (Cunningham &
Hennies), r W. Mitchell
Henning Charlotte Mrs., r 145 S. Forsyth
Henning Frederick E. (J. W. Gray <fc
Co.), r 145 3 Forsyth
Henning William, wkg S. S. S. Co., But-
ler, cor Hunter
Hennison Isaac, c, lab, r 231 X. Calhoun
Henochsberg Berthold, trav agt Well-
house & Sons, bds 39% Whitehall
Henry Annie, c, wks M. S. Patterson, r
37 Xelson
Henry Cassa B., butcher J. M. Johnson,
r 50 Walker
Henry Charles, butcher, r 50 Walker
Henry Frank D., student, bds 93 Wash-
ington
Henry Fannie W., wid G. W., bds 119
Ivy
Henry G. W., elk F. H. Peck
Henry John, cabinetmk- W. L. Fenley,
r Bell wood
Henry .John W., c, porter Sunny South
Henry Joseph H., farmer, r 242 E. Fair
Henrv Mack, c, lab, r 45 Venable
Henry Mary, wid T. J., r 242 E. Fair
Henry Matthew, c, blksmith, r 132 Hous-
ton
Henry Moses, c, shoemkr,'r 34 Trenholm
Henry Kichard J., with J. E. Johnston
& Co., r 243 Wheat
Henry William, c, drayman, r 14 Alice
Hensler William L., prof of music, r 19
S. Broa<l
Henson Charles W., c, porter T. A.
Frierson, r rear 17 Wheat
Henson E. B., wks Traynham & Ray
Henson Fielder E., gas fitter, r 205 E.
Fair
Henson Robert wks Traynham & Ray
Henson Solomon C, r 289 E. Hunter
Henti*chel Carl» barkppr G. Hentschel, r
Whtfat cor Bradlev ^1 i" .
HENTSCHEL GOTTLIEB, saloon and
grocer, 56 Decatur and Wheat cor
Boulevard, r Wheat cor Bradley
Hentschel Herman, elk, r Wheat cor
Bradley
Herbert George S. (Clarke, Herbert &
Co), r 80 Marietta
Herbert Harlan, trav agent A. H. Kent
Herbert Sidney, correspondent Savannah
Morning News, bds Markham House
Herley Annie Mrs., boardins:, r 32 E.
Mitchell
Herndon Alonzo F., c, . (Hutchins &
Herndon), r 12 Chapel
Herndon Beryamin J., engineer, r 123
Magazine
BANK SAMPLE
Private Place
il
Herndon Elizabeth Miss, r 189 Mangum
Herndon Elizabeth, wid Z. P., r 37 E.
Mitchell
Herndon Greorge W., carpenter, r 72
Rhodes r
Herndon Joseph, r 189 Mangum
Herndon Lizzie Miss, seamstress M.
Rich & Bros., r 189 Mangum
Herndon Winfleld, c, driver Morrison
Bain <fc Co .
Hernstein A. D., Isaac Phillips manager,
surgical instruments, 13 N. Broad
Herod Mollie, seamstress, r 64 Yonge
Heron Sarah, wid W. M., r 185 S. Pryor
Herrick M. E. Miss, teacher Atla. Bap.
Fem. Seminary, r 35 Leonard J
Herrin William F., elk Whiting & Co.,
bds, 631 Marietta
Herrin Darrell J., student, bds 69 N.
Butler
Herrington Elsie, c, laundress, r 69 E
Humphries
Herrington Mary Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Herron Xora, wid W., r 8 Henry W. E
Hershaw Anna, c, domestic, r rear IS
W. Garnett
Herter John, butcher D. Tye <fc Bro., r
114fo Marietta
Herter Thomas, butcher Clemmons &
Kenney
Hertz Hattie Miss, r 145 Loyd
Hertz Rebecca Miss, r 145 Loyd
Hess Louis, elk, bds 391.2' Whitehall
Hester James G., postal elk, r 317 S.
Pryor
Hester Jane, c, laundress, r 88 Jones
Hester Peter, c, barkpr, r 8 Jones
Hester Robert L., elk, r317S. Pryor
Hesterline Jennie, c, cook, r rear
Thompson
Hetzel Henrietta, wid W. F., r 152 Alex-
ander
Hetzel Lizzie Miss, hair work, 561^
Whitehall, r 152 Alexander
Hetzel W. Miss, r 152 Alexander ^
Hensketh D. H., engineer, E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R.
Hewin Samuel W., elk, A. G. Rhodes
Hewiu William, c, lab, r rear 342 De-
catur
Hewitt Engene W. (Hart & Hewitt), r
15 Gartrell
Heybaek Jacob, wks Elias Haiman, r 95
Jones av
Heyman Emile, bds 177 S. Pryor
Heywood Samuel, c, waiter, Markham
House
Hey ward W. Izard, lawyer, 30 Gate City
Bank, r West End
52
ROOMS is the only
in the City.
^^^ jr. A^II^r^XT^ OH A.M, «» Elliott,
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209
HIL
Hibernia Building and Loan Asan, 41 E.
Alabama
Hickey Arthur, with J. Keelp - v;^
Hickey Patrick, wks E. T. Va. & Ga. R.
R. shops ^ T> T>
Hickman James, c, fireman, Ga. Pac ny
Hicfo Ansel E., carpenter, r 31 Nelson
Hicks David, c, lab, r 74 Mays al
Hicks Josie, c, laundress, r 174 Wheat
Hicks Philip, c, cook, National Hotel
Hicks Sallie, c, domestic, r rear 127 S
Pryor
Hicks Sarah, c, cook, r 97 Bell
Hicks S. M. Mrs., physjcia»i, 71>^ Peach-
tree
Hicks Thomas, c, plasterer, r 68 W.
Harris _ , « r^ \
Higdon Elijah L. (W. J. Hudson & Co.),
r 161 Whitehall
Higginbothan William, c, carpenter
Hightower Thomas J (Hightower A
Hallman), r Edgewood
Hiffh tower Thomas J. Jr., (Magnus X
Hiirhtower, r Edgewood , „. ^
HIGHTOWER & HALLMAN (T. J. High-
tower and J. CHaliman), whol gro-
cers, 40 Peachtree and 21 N. Broad
H. I. KimbaU House Co., Pryor, befc
Wall and Decatur
HILBURN FBAim A. (Hdhum A
Wells), county coroner, 8 Peachtree, r
44 Walker *
HILBURN & WELLS (F. A. HUburn and
C. W. Wells), billiards. National tLo-
Hildebrand James A., pohceman
Hill Aaron, c, lab, r rear 225 Decatur
HUl Ada Mi88,wkfi Jas. P. Harrison & Co
HiU Alexander, c, Ub, r 311 Mangum
Hill Amanda, c, laundress, r 232 E. Fair
HiU Andrew, c, barber, j 197 W. Hunter
^^ ^^^ ^ r ^„„.^„ . ,
"nOYonge ' ' Hill Andrew', c] lab, r 37J Crumley
Higginbothan William, lab, r Bellwood ! g^ Andrew B., driver,!* Bellwood
Higgins James, hostler, r 16 Moore g^j^ ^ Wellborn (Erwib & Hill), tress.
Higgins James, plumber, r Parker 2d e a. & W. P. R. R., r 219 Ivy
Williams - , tj-h. ^
Higgins James M., gunsmith, r r>4 itlUort
High Arthur, c, porter, A. P. Tripod, r
29 Blaekmon
HIGH JOSEPH M., dry goods, 46 and
48 Whitehall, r 60 N. Forsyth
Hightower A. R., trav agt, Hightower &
'lallman, r Edgewood
HILL BENJAMIN H., J?f., lawyer, 30%
Marietta, r 182 Peachutee
HUl Benjamin, c, carpeaier, r Hilliard,
se Gor Forrest av |!
Hill Brooks, c, lab, r 36 ^ort
Hill Cad S„ elk P. O., r 124 Luckie
Hill Caroline, wid J„ r 321 E. Fair
Hill Charlie, c, lab, r 15d| Fillmore
allman, r n^agewoou i uui v^iiame, c, mu, i x^, -"•—"-- .
htower A. S., shipping elk High- ! HUl Charles D., lawyer^ mj4 Marietta,
tower & Hallman, r Edgewood
Hightower Benjamin, c, shoemkr J. T.
Shed, c, r 45 Bradbury
Hightower Cain, c, drayman, r 17d iLliis
Hightower Carrie, c, laundress, r 171
Fort „. ^
Hightower Daniel N., prop Hightower
House, ^^2 Decatur
^.Hightower Edward, c, lab, r 2 New-
man al _ -_.-- I "»" ""& —
Hightower Emily Miss, wks Expo. Mdls ; Windsor , li 70 c Rntipr
Hightower Harry H., trav. agt High- Hill Flora, c, laundress,]* 72 S Butler
. tower & Hallman, bds 67 Marietta | mil Frank, elk Hancock & OolU^
iHiffhtower Hilliard, c, lab, r 142 E. Har- | Hill Frank, c, engin*>er S*^ rear 4 W. KllW
r7g HiU Fretlerick W,, macliinist, r E iJui-
r 24 W. Baker .
HUl Charlotte, c, r 20 Rit^P^^^T »!
HiU C. E., wid B. H., r }S'l Peachtree
HiU Daniel P., lawyer, r.75 N. Pryor
Hill David, c, wks AtlaJ Bridge Wks
HUl Edmund, c, lab, r wjs Fortune Ist,
n of Highland av h\ „ « .
HiU Eliza, c, laundres8,lt 236 E. Fair
HiU Elliott, c, draymani!rl2 Bradley
Hill Eugene, c, janitor I^ Putnum,^ IbU
l\ Hightower James, wks Exp<5. Mills ton Fcty
'I ^^.^, T ' Fk /TT.lwin Rafpa A; i HUl FreCU
Co.),r80E MitcheU houn M
Hightower John, c, hostler Simmons &
&ok
Hightower John B., elk T. M. Clarke A
Co., r Edgewoo*l
HiU George, c, lab, r wfij jcurrier 4Ui, S.
Calhoun r
HUl George, c, lab, r 13f ^Magazine
HiU George, c, lab, r 47lRobbins
ur;^^/.^r^:ZL, c, launares., r IOC HU. ui^^^y; ^nauctor ^ ^ bUs Mar«.an.
Hl^i^er Mary M,.. W.S EXPO Mm. ^^^:^^[^::J:^,Ui
I Perfect fit friuiranteed.
11 nd 18 WUteliilLMrtiL
I
INSURE
', '<
Ywir proppity In the "ATLAITTA HOME,'' and therebjpst.
ronize a home enterprige, to keep yonr money at homei
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210
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. Hill Isaac, c, lab, r 213 Fort
Hill James, c, porter, M.J. Clarke, r 303
Fraser
Hill James B., r Bell wood
Hill John, c, lab, r 101 N. Butler
Hill John, porter G. B. Manley, r 65
Decatur i i ^
Hill John A., carpenter, r 23 Wh«at
Hill John J., trav agt, r 134 W. Mitchell
Hill John M. (J. M. Hill & Co.), r 157
Ivy
HILL JOHN M. & CO. (J. M. Hill and
S. Prioleau), wliol liquors, 16 Decatur
Hill Johnson, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Hill Joseph M., carpenter, r 23 Wheat
Hill Jud^e, c, porter W. T. Xewman, r
24 Randolph
Hill Keren Mrs., boarding, 65 W.
Mitchell ^
Hill Laura, c, laundress, r 10 Geor^
HUl Lee, c, barber J. R. Steele
Hill Lena, c, laundress, r 166 N. Butler
HILL LODOWICK J., pres. Gate City
National Bank, r 67 Washin^on
Hill Lulu, c, cook, r m C. R. R
Hill Mack, c, bjirber National Hotel
Hill Malinda, c, laundress, r 159 X.
BuUer
Hill Malvern E., with Rearenstein <fe
Kutz, r 100 N. Collins
Hill Missouri, c, domestic, r 56 W. Cain
Hill Moses W., c, undertaker 184 Mari-
etta, r W. E
Hill Myra, c, laundress, r 98 Honey al
HiU Nancy A., wid J., r 6 Pulliam
Hill Nat, c, lab, r 16 Dover
Hill Nathan S„ elk U. S. Int. Rev., r 124
Luckie
Hill Peter, c, porter, r 10 Randolph
Hi 1 Ralph, c, carpenter, r 21 Randolph
Hill Richard, c, butler, r rear 68 N.
Forsyth
Hill Richard, c, lab, r rear 44 Church
HilJ.Robert, c, barber, 151 Decatur, r 39
Terry '
Hill Robert, c, porter, r 123 Houston
Hil Robert P., lawyer, r 75 N. Pryor
Hill Samuel K., lab, r 139 W. Fair
Hill Sarah, c, cook, r 105 N. Butler
Hm Scott, c, drayman T. M. Clarke &
Co., r 157 Decatur .Mi
Hill Sugan, c. laundress, r 30" Calhoun
Hill S. K., car inspector, E. T. Va. <fc
Ga. R. R
5H!1^^™^' ^» gardner, r 174Peachtree
Hill Thomas, c, mason, r 92 S. Pryor
HUl Turner, c, wks Hunnicutt A Bellin-
grath, r 52 David
Hill Wesley, c, laster Summers A Cook
Ord«» your Window Frames, fine Inside Work,
Connltrt and 8lialvlii«, (Hm^W^oA or pina) q£.
Hill William, c, blksmith, r 51 Richmond
Hill William, c, driver, r 114 Thompson
Hill William, c, mason, rll4 Walker
Hill WilUam, c, wks P. Eskridee, r
Martin
Hill William A., wks L. H. Huff, r 112
Walker
Hill William C, with W. M. Scott, r
Luckie
Hill William H., elk, r 63 Crew
Hill William Henry, c, painter, r 12
Solomon
Hill William H., trav agt., r 65 W.
Mitchell
Hill William R. (Cox, Hill & Thompson),
r 153 Peach tree
Hill Word, c, lab, r 120 E. Cain * ^
Hillery Osborn, c, wks Ristine May & Co
Hilley R, F., carpenter E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R
Hilliard Davis, c, wkS Ga. Pac. R. R., r
29 Chattahoochee
Hilliard Henry W., r 142 Peachtree
Hillmith Charles, baker, r es William Ist
n Simpson
Hills Edward S., R. P. O. elk, r 62 Spring
Hills Lucius P., R. P. O. elk, r 62 Spring
Hillsman Jane, c, cook, r rear 186 W.
Fair
Hillsman R.T.,student,bds 230 E. Hunter
Hillsman M. A. Mrs., c, dressmkr, 11
Foster
Hillsman Osborn, c, lab, r 218 Richardson
Hilly Richard I., elk, bds 11 Tumlin
Hilly Robert r 11 Tumlin
HUly Robert S. (Wright & Hilly), r
228 Ellis "^ '
Hilly R. S., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
HUlyer Fannie Miss, teacher Fair SL
School, r Decatur, Ga
Hillyer George (HDlyer <fc Bro), r 31
Crew
Hillyer Henry (Hillyer & Bro.), r 117
McDonough
Hillyer Junius Judge, r Decatur
Hillyer Kate R. Miss, teacher Atla. Fern*
College, r Decatur, Ga
Hillyer L. C. Miss, teacher Girls High
School, r Decatur, Ga
Hillyer ShUler L., elk V. Dumning, r 10
W. Alabama
HILLYER & BRO. (George and Henry
Hillyer), lawyers, 10 W. Alabama
Hdton Arnold, lab, r 31 Horton
Hilton Andrew J. wks W. H. Hilton^ r
86 Cox
Hilton Mary E. Miss, r 86 Cox
Hilton W. A., shoemkr, 185 Marietta, r
86 Cox
r^
IMlJliTKft
naFicMSES,
ETC, GO TO
MTTLBURN 'WAGK'^M DEPOT.
HDT
211
HQL
^^^^^^^"'^''T^^'^ »*^»'^od^''S f4^^^^^i"ai,^r*!l
■MMMMSMll
ear and throat), U}4 Whitehall, r m
Houston -^
Hocknell D. M., carpenter, W' & ^^
Hocknell Sarah F., wid Wi D., r 47
Plum - \[ •^-
Hodge Amanda, c, cook, rSSCtew
HODOE J. RUSSELL, sec G^Chemical
and Mining Co., r 28 McDa4iel
Hodge Jesse, P., vice pres «bid sec Ga
Machine Co., r 31 Mills |i
Hodge Mackie, wid P. P., r ^7 White-
Hodge William, wks Ga Pac Hy bd» 439
Marietta *, „
Hodge WUliam H., engineer, Ga.PacRy
Hodges B. C, student, bds 230 E. Hunter
Hodges Vernon, c, porter, T. C Mayson
r43 Walker »
Hodges William J., dHiggist, 160 Deca-
tur r 91 Terry
Hodges Willis, c, driver, O. A. Smith
Hodgson George T., teller, Bjink of the
State of Georgia, r 66 Washi^lgton
Hoilgson Mary Miss, r 14 Mills-
Hotlgson Price, c, tailor, W.is Finch, r
16io Whitehall ' ''
Hodgson Valentine M., physician, 202,
Mirietta, rUMUls t
Hodgson WUliam R., 8)^ Marietta, r 14
Hoffman Abraham W., U. S. Com'r, 37
Marietta
Hoffman Henry, butcher, H. Karwiach,
r 84 Decatur
Hoffman John J., livery stables, 47 S
Forsyth
Hogan' Bernard O (Kennedy A Hogan)
r 96 Loyd '
Hogan James, lab, bds 69 Thurmond
Hogan Jameti, tailor, J. Lynch, r 83 Loyd
Hogan Orbin J., with F. A. Gillette
Hogan Robert, with F. A. Gillette
Hogan Susan, wid J., r 8 Henry
Hogan William J., grocer, 77 Houston
HOOE EDWARD F., managijig editor
Journal, r 72 Marietta
Hoge Thomas H., carpenter, Winship
& Bro
HoKK Marcus, c, lab, r rear 228 Foster
Hogg Z. T., wks Globe Plantef Mnfg Co
Hohn Charles, c, barber, G. Hays, r De-
catur, Ga o -^
Hoke Augustus M., bkkpr, r 8 Mer-
ritts av
HolbrQok Alfred, c, porter J. A. Wil-
liams, r 201 Wheat
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COBN. PORK, SIDES LAIIO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to fAINE*
HQ^LAND & CO. 9 4 II North Broad SirMt
g of Forrest av
Hines Edward H., c, carpenter, r 151
Markham
Hines Thomas J., bds 3 Forrest av
Hines William, lab, r 60 Hills av
HINES, see also HEINZ and HYNDS
Hinkle Ella, wid G. W., r 78 Hilliard
Hinman Frank W. (Hinman & Bro.), r
551 Marietta
Hinman George, furniture mnfr, r 551
Marietta
Hinman George B., supt Boyd & Kmg,
r 50 North av
Hinman John W. (Hinman & Bro.), r4
Gartrell ^ ^ _.
HOMAN & BRO. (J. W. and F. W.
Hinman), furniture, 78 Peachtree
Hinson Julia, c, domestic, r rear 16 W.
Peter !?
Hinton Albert, c, lab, r 72 Hilliard r ! ;
Hinton Allen, c, lab, r 27 Reed
Hinton Fannie, c, laundress, r 91 Rock
Hinton Hampton, c, lab, r 153 Luckie
Hinton Horace, c, lab, r 91 Rock
Hinton Ja^nes, lab, r 66 Ga.R. R r
Hinton James, c, lab, r 7 Tanner
Hinton Mack, c, wks J. M. Latham
Hipps Osear M. (O. M. Hipps & Co.),
r 21 E. Mill
HIPPS 0. M. & CO. (O. M. Hipps and
M. J. Florence), groceries and dry
goods. 79 Whitehall
HIRSCH BROS. (Henry, Morris and
Joseph Hirsch), clothing and gents'
furnishing, 42 and 44 Whitehall
Hirsch Henry (Hirsch Bros.), r 198 S.
For<»yth
Hirsch Isaac H., with Hirsch Bros., r
198 S. Forsyth
Hirsch Joseph (Hirsch Bros.), r 202 S.
Forsyth
Hirsch Morris (Hirsch Bros.), r 194 S.
Forsvth
Hirsch M. & J., whol clothmg, 8 S.
Pryor . ^ . ,
HIB8HBERG JACOB^ paper and junk
dlr, 35 W. Mitchell, r 292 Luckie
Hirshfield John W., tailor, r 15 W^
Peters
Hirzel Mary Miss, r 42 Cooper
Hitchins F. C. Mrs., bds 100 Walton
Hitson Ras J., elk W. M. Middlebrooks,
r Wells
Hltt M. G., lightning rods, bds 11 Mc-
Afee
Hix William J., fireman, r 1 Bradley
Hoates John A., c, porter W. J. White, r
94 S. Pryor
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INVESTMENTS 1:
HOL
ATLANTA. Every detoHp^
of Real Estate for tale by
A. FRIERSON. 36 Wall Street
212
HOL
Holbrook Augustus L. (Holbrook, Os-
born <fc Co.), r 295 N. Collins
Holbrook Benjamin, c, baker, r 201
Wheat
Holbrook Easter, c, cook, r rear 72 E.
Peters
Holbrook Eliza, c, cook, r rear 14 Wal-
ker
Holbrook Harry C, collector P. H.
Snook, r country
Holbrook Henry, c, lab, r 201 Wheat
Hollbrook J. C, wks Ogletree, Eobinson
«fc Boyd
Holbrook John M., cot. com. mer., 55 S.
Broad, r 75 Washington
Holbrook Lula Miss, r 75 Washington
Holbrook Mary, c, laundress, r 302 E.
Fair
Holbrook,. Osborn & Co. (A. L. and T.
A. Holbrook and J. B. Osborn), gro-
cers, 79 Peachtree
Holbrook Thomas A. (Holbrook, Osborn
& Co.), r ns Currier, 2d e of Collins
Holcomb Peter, c, carpenter, r 20 Sco-
field
Holcomb Philo, chief opr W. U. Tel
Co., r 110 X. Collins
Holcomb William, c, carpenter, r 20 Sco-
field
Holcombe Addison W. (Holcombe &
Sloan), r Xational Hotel
Holcombe John R., foreman Stocks &
Brazelton, r 24 Maiiijum
Holcombe R. Mrs., r 1 19 Walton
Holcombe Washington E., bkkpr Stocks
A Brazleton, r 54 Bell
Holcombe William H. (A. J. West* Co.)
r W. E.
Holcombe ife Sloan (A. W. Holcombe and
D. U. Sloan), props National Hotel, 6
Peachtree
Holden George, wks Expo. Mills
Holden James, wks Expo. Mills
Holden Martina C. Mrs., dressmkr, 102 1^
Peachtree p ^
Holden Mattie Miss, wks !Expo. Mills
Holden Rawson, wks Expo. Mills
Holden Thomas J., carpenter, r 81 W.
Foundry
Holden Mollie, c, laundress, r Bettis al
Holland Drew, carpenter, r 185 W. Pe-
ters
HoUand Ed. (Withers & Holland), r
Edgewood
Holland Edmond W. (Jack So HoUand,
r New Holland Springs
Holland Elbert, c, mason, r 55 Hightower
Holland Frank, foreman, r87 Walton
HoUand Frank (Holland A Son), r W. E
Holland Prank, c, lab, r 153 Davis '
HoUand Henry, c, driver, bds 70 W
Foundry ^.j^v,*;^ k
Holland James, mason, r 26 Grant I
HoUank James, c, waiter Markham
Holland Jesse, c, lab, r es Terry n of
Love
Holland John, c, pressman S. S. Co., r
104 Young '
HoUand John H., dancing academy, 3U
Whitehall, and barber 162 Decatur, r
156 Decatur
Holland L^e, c, lab, r 32 Trenholm
Holland Leonidas G. (Holland & WU-
son), 156 Decatur
Holland Matthew N., policeman, r 204
E. Hunter
HoUand Minerva, cook, r 8 Solomon
Holland Mollie, c, cook, r rear 219 Ma-
rietta
Holland Newton M., wks Withers A
Holland
HoUand Sarah, c, cook, r 108 Yonge
Holland Sid W., elk D. H. Dougherty
Holland Sidney G. (HoUand & Son), t
WE,.
HoUand Thomas, c, driver, r 75 W.
Foundry
HoUand WUliam, c, drayman, r 294 W.
MitcheU
HoUand WiUiam, oiler Ga. R. R. Rd.
Houge, r 18 Martin
Holland William Y„ trav agt Cox, HUl
& Thompson, bds Markham House
HOLLAND & SON (S. G. and Frank
HoUand), dentists, 24 WhitehaU
Holland & Wilson (L. G. Holland and
R. K. Wilson), saloon and biUiards,
154 Decatur
HoUander Marshall, c, lab, r 60 Magazine
HoUey Charles W.,shoe mnfr, r 150 Crew
Holley George, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
ACo., r 146N. Calhoun
HoUey Hiram F., machinist, r 8 Means
Holley Reason, c, Lab, r ws WiUiams 2d,
n of Cox
Hollpyman WUliam C, elk Beck &
Gregg, Hardware Co., r 36 Forrest av
HoUiday Calvin, c, lab, Bellwood
HoUiday Frank, c, porter Schuessler &
Simms
HoUiday George, carpenter, r 362 W.
Mangum
HoUiday George H., mer, r 56 Forrest av
HoUiday G. W., wks F. S. Stewart
HoUiday John S. (Perkins & HoUiday),
r 66 Forrest av
HoUiday J. S., Jr. (J. C. McMillan A
Co.), r 83 Marietta
Always on hand. Fine Old Kentucky Whiskies,
. ^
Co to W. \K WILLINCHAM, 64 tShof^
HOL
213
HOLLIBAT BOBBET A., dentist, 3Sl% \ HoUUter Bowell G., exp. mewr, r^263
HoUiday Wallace, c, porter, r 88 Parks, HoUowayDavitt 1-., P>iii .,
Homn|fw^o"rS' Aaron H., n.a«on, r 16 H^lowaf Jane MUe. wU. Elsas-^May
Howell - — •" -rti Ml
HoUingsworth Aaron M., grocer, sav
Wheat, r 14 Randolph x tt jBt
HoUingsworth Charles, printer J. H. &
W. T. Kuhns ,1. . ina
HoUingsworth Charles M., elk, r io»
Bhodes , t xx
HoUingsworth Frank, retoucher J. u.
& W. T. Kuhns * , , oqa
HoUinsworth George, c, carpenter, r a^WJ
W. MitcheU
HoUingsworth James F., carpenter, r
109 Rhodes 4 t> a*^
HoUingsworth John, tinner A. r. Stew-
art & Co., r 121 W. Peters
HoUoway J. M., fireman E. t., >|a. m
HoUoway RuseeU, c, wks Ga. F»cu Jw
R., r Bellwood '^ .
HoUoway WUllam H., lab, r 11 Magtoine
HOLLSTBfCTOBGE, grocer, 226 Foster
HoUy Francis S., grocer, 584 Marietta, r
680 Marietta ^
^olmon Emma,c, laundress, 29 iTiur-
xmond -D,...,^
Holman George G., with AUa. |BooK
Store, r 63 Crew Jj^
Holman Joseph W., minings engmaor,
95 S. Pryor, r 319 Whitehall
Fcty -- ' ■" -fc^sii-
Holmes Albert wks Expo. Mills
Holmes Augustus, st car drivwr^f ii»
Scott Rhodes
HoUingsworth John, wks Fulton Mills ^^^^ j ^ Norwood
HoUingsworth John F., printer, r 38 li.. g^^^^ Charl^ N., elk S. P. Richar
HolUngsworth John, pressman w. n
Scott
Baker t|
HoUingsworth Joseph, mason, r 73 How-
eU
HoUingsworth J. W., carpenter R. & D.
R.R.
HoUingsworth Lizzie, c, laundress, r
. 289 N. Calhoun
HoUingsworth Lydla Miss, elk The Sin-
ger Mfg Co., r 38 E. Baker
HoUingsworth Mellnda B., wid J. * .,
^ i r 38 E. Baker
HoUingsworth M., wld A., dressmkr, r
99 N. CoUlns
HoUingsworth Rebecca, c, laundress, r
80 Johnson _. ^ _ , ^ ^ ooa w
HoUingsworth Richard, c, lab, r 2^56 w .
Mitchell ,. ^, , ^
HoUingsworth Ruth Miss, bkkpr, r 38
HoUingsworth WUUam F., elk, r 109
>dei
Rhodes , , ^,^
HolUns Matilda, c, laundress, r 279
Jones - „ ^
Hollls Dave B., with Curran & Scott, r
289 E. Hunter
HoUls Florence H.. Miss, dressmkr, r
164 N. Collins
Hollls Harriet J. Mrs., dressmkr, r 154
N. Collins _ „ ^
Hollls James B., elk, r 289 E. Hunter
Holmes Charles N., elk S. P. Richards
& Son, r 171 McDonough ^ .
Holmes Edward bookseller, r 5 SprrnjC
Holmes Fannie Miss, teacher^j r 14
HUllard ^^ _,' .,
Holmes George, c, carpenter, r 25 Rich-
mond ft i«rw
Holmes Green M., c, grocer, 220 Wheat,
r292 Wheat ,, . , w
Holmes Henderson, c,lab, r 12 Randolph
Holmes Henry, c, barber, r 281 Jones
Holmes Henry C, gas wks, r 77 E. (oar-
Holmes Homer, c, drayman, r 1^ Foft-
ter
Holmes John, c, shoemkr, 140 N. Butter,
Holmes John D., printer, bds 65 S. For-
syth t
Holmes Joseph W., elk F. J. GOoledge
& Bro., r 293 McDonourfi
Holmes Lena, Miss, r 169 Marietjta
Holmes Lewis, c, lab, r 71 McDi^i^
Holmes Lewis E., train hand C.iJi. 1^, r
195 Haynes
Holmes Lou Mrs., r 169 Marietta
Holmes Martha, c, laundress, r 06 Hoge
Holmes Mary, wid J. N., r 171 Mc-
Donough ^ „ ,
HOLMES NICK, c, shoemkr, 83 S. proad,
r 229 W. MitcheU
*- J -
^*!L-" — — as TT MiJcw bLOTMINB to orjN».^_
W. M. Scott "» -.r:n"?j?^«ss ^"^
HOL
, Tie "ATLANTA HOME ETSUIIAXCE CO.'' Prompt,
I CongerrattTe, Reliable. Bmlneas conflned to Georgia.
214
HOR
Holmes Samael B., c, shoemkr J. A.
Baker, r82 S. Forsyth
Holmes Turner, c, driver, r 287 Foster
Holmes William M., c,cook. The Atianta
r 31 Richmond
Holmes William E. Rev., prof AtOa.
Bap. Seminary
Holston Amos, c, mason, r 224 C. R. R
Holt John R., bookbinder R. J. Maynard
T 3 Bettis al '
Holt Mary, c, laundress, r 331 Martin
Holt Melinda, c, cook, r rear 283 S.
Fryer
Holt "^Robert E. (J. Silvey «fc Co.), r 15^4
N, Broad * pj
Holton Frank, c, carpenter, r 55 Fort
Holtzclaw Charles, wks Expo. MUls
Holtzclaw Henry J., carpenter, r 105
Stonewall
Holtzclaw Ida Miss, dreesmkr, r 105
Stonewall
Holtzclaw Maggie Mib, dreeemkr, r 105
Stonewall
Home A., foreman Sou. Agl. Wks., r 428
Marietta ' * 1
Home Mission Board (Baptist), I. T
Tichenor, sec, 20i>^ E. Alabama
Home Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Honecker Christian, r 131 Marietta
^2!^ ^^''*' ^» laundress, r 87 C. R. R
HOOD ARTHUR JR., lawyer, 20i^ E.
Alabama r, 267 Peachtree - i
Hood Edward, c, lab, r 246 Haynes
Hood E. Cook, c, porter A. G. Rhodes, r
rear 112 Decatur
Hood J. H. (J. H. Hood <fc Co), r 44
Hood
H«OD JOH]!r H. & CO. (J. H. Hood &
}, whol. hay, grain, etc., 77 S.
Broad
Hw)d Major, c, drayman JE. Johnson,
Son A Co I '
Hood Seth R., harnessmkr Watts & Huff
bds 42 E. MitcheU *
Hook Addison C, trav agt, r 194 S. Pryor
Hook Katie Mrg., boarding, 26^ :N'.
Broad ^ **
^SSH,*^^ Ladder Co., A. Boos, foreman,
28 o. Broad
Hooks Edward, elk ChamberUn, John-
son A Co
Hooks Homer E., bkkpr Joseph Smith,
T 2 Anderson ii
Hooley Abraham J., printer, r 58 E.
Hams
Hooper Ekward M., bkkpr, r 91 Crew
Hooper Fannie Mrs., r 115 W. Simpson
H«)per Robert, c, lab, r Parkg, sw cor
Fort
Hooper Robart, c, shoemkr, 1 X. Broad
HooveK Adolphus, wks Withers & Hol-
lan(tf\
HooveJlHenry L., mer, r 28 Connally
^^^^^i^^'^ ^-^ saddler D. Morgan,
bda[ ft E. MitcheU '
Hopq Charles Bartow, elk Gramlinir
Spalding & Co., r 198 Ivy
HoptfG€K>rge M. (E. A. Robertson &
Co.; r 198 Ivy
Hope Jactb L., elk G. D. Howell, r 50
Church
Hopgood Caroline, c, laundress, r 94 Bell
Hopkins Alabama, c, cook, r 104 S. Pryor
Hopkins Charles T., with Hopkins <fc
Glenn, r Edgewood
Hopkins Dallas, c, lab, r 16 Chapel
Hopkins Dock, c, boarding, 74 Decatur
Hopkins James G., physician, 30^^ Ma-
rietta, r Edgewood
Hopkins John L. (Hopkins & Glenn), r
Edgewood
5^?Kllt^^^^^' candymkr Loyd & Bro
HOPKOS & GLENN (J. L. Hopkins
and J. 1. Glenn), lawyers, 1}^ Man-
eixa
Hoppie George E., Dixie Flour Mills
and flour and grain dealer, Bartow, cor
W. & A. R. R., r 124 Peachtree
Hoppie George E. Jr., with J. E. Hop-
pie, bds 124 Peachtree
Hoppie Lew D., with G. E. Hoppie, bds
124 Peachtree
Horn Isaac N., capitalist, r 12 Wheat
Horn Lottie Miss, bds 116 S. Forsyth
Hornady Edgar B., trav agt) M. Frank-
Im, r 108 Marietta
Hornady Gustavus A., elk D. H. Dough-
erty, r es Scott Ist, s of Alexander
Hornady Henry C. Rev., pastor Third
Bap. Church, r 172 Ivy
Hornady Laura N. Miss, teacher, r 172
Ivy
Hornady Paul A., elk D. H. Dougherty,
r 172 Ivy ^* ^*
^^n"^^ Edward A., tiles and stationery.
60 Peachtree, r 5 N. Spring
Hornsby Charies, lab, r rear 3 Henry
Hornsby James, painter, r William, nw
cor Cox
Hornsby John, cai^enter E. T., Va. <fc
vxa. Xv. Xv
Hornsby John, wks Dudley & Wilson
Hornsby John W., train hand, r rear 3
Henry \
Hornsby Joseph T., painter, r es Cox
2d, w of Williams
Horsey Harry S., trav agt Atkins, Me-
Kendin & Co., r 86 EllS
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rr^^a^xr Tnhn W asst bkkpr The Singer 1 Houston WUliam, c, porter,
^S Co"^ r w: Kefl^nw cor BrSad ^Foster, r 85 Houston
jftiug ^>u., 1 7 ^ Jennie, c, laundress, r 208
Kf> BeirMk t^chfr AUa. Bap. i Howard AbbieMad, r 40 Line
^Tm. Seminary, r 36 Leonard J . , H^/^^^^^f/J;,^ ""^ ^- ^^ T"" *
Kn ?ri», rX r^l F^« ^ " Ho^^k^^Vi^ IT^^e master, r 47
of Hiirhland av „
Horton Frank, c, lab, r rear 288 Fraser
Horton Henrietta, c, laundress, r 25 ClU-
ford
Horton Howard, c, asst janitor U. S.
Court House, r 21 Ivy « . "
Horton James A., farmer, r ^J Marietta
Horton Mark, c, drayman, r 103 Mardn
Horton Martha E., r 11 Connally
Horton Mary, c, laundress, r 92 Fort
Horton Minnie J. Miss, r 41 Church
Horton Minnie, c, laundress, r 40 Hills
av •
Horton Robert, track raiser, r 562 De-
catur
Houston „- J a.
Howard Azariah G. (Howard,^ Wood A
Co.), r 78 Washington
Howard Betsy, c, laundress, r 178 Hil-
liard /.^>,^i*v '
Howard Brady, c, wks S. S. S. Co
Howard Charles A., treas DeGives Opera
House and shirt mnfr, bds 72 Mapetta
Howard Chester B., r 12 Sprin|? 1 1
Howard Cora Mad, r^7 S. Collins
Howard Charles, c, porter M. E. Gold-
smith
Howard David T., c, undertaker, 93 S.
Pryor, r 177 Blackmon
Howard Edmund, c, lab, r 12 Vine
catur ^,^,, , ^ Howard Edwanl, porter, r 59 FostOT
Horton Robert P., farmer, r 647 Marietta i Howard Ella, c, cook, r 106 HUh&rd
Horton Sallie, c, laundress, r 40 Hills a^ Howard Ephraim, c, porter Mark!
Horton Washington, watchman, r oO :n .
c, drayman, J. B.
Calhoun
Horton William,
Wylie . ,. T>
Horton William C, Justice of the Peace,
r 633 Marietta
Hose George, c, waiter, Ballard's Res-
taurant ^ ^ ^^ ^ ,„
Hosley George, c, lab, r 14 N. Collins
HOTEL WEWMEISTER, C. J. Wein-
Howard Ephraim, c, porter Markham
House T» r»
Howard Frank, c, wks W. & A. B. K.,
r 371 Mangum : !_
Howard G«orge, machinist, r 272 man-
gum
Howard G., c, \ab Boyd & King
Howard George J. (Howard & Candler),
r Decatur, Ga
Howard George P., bkkpr, r 47 Houston
Howard George T., elk, r 12 Spring
meister propr., 10 and 12 N. Forsyth Howard G. ^Proup, with Williams, Clark
^^.^2 ry.zi^r^^ x^A VST C r 90 Jir Tn i« 19 V. ftnrinflr
Houghton Rebecca, wid W. C, r 90
Eraser
Houie John, wks Atla Cot Fcty
HOUSEHOLD SEWOG MACHINE CO.,
H. C. Peeples, manager, 99 Whitehall
Houseworth John A., elk, J. A. Lyon
Houston Annie L., wid Oswald, r 70
Loyd .
Houston Columbus M., cabinet mkr, r
39 W. Garnett
Houston Edward, c, driver, r rear 87
Waverly pi ^n nr
Houston Fucy, c, laundress, r 40 Mc-
Daniel
Houston Nelson, c, porter, Ciuran &
Scott, r 78 Washington
Houston Peter, c, mason, r 48 S. Butler
Houston Rufus, c, driver, r rear 80
Thompson
Houston St School, c, Houston ne cor
N. Butler ^ ^ r:^, ,
Houston Thomas, c, barber, W. R. Finley
Houston William, c, cook, r 123 Ellis
& Co., r 12 N. Spring ^ r ^
Howard Hampton H., with F. I. Mc-
Donald & Co., r 12 X. Spring
Howard Henry, c, lab, r 12 Vme
Howard Holland, c, lab, r 96 Gray
Howard Jackson, c, porter Hart Bros
Howard Jennie, c, cook, r rear 117 W.
Fair
Howard John H., r 179 E. Fair
Howard Joseph, c, ^lunch room 278 De-
catur
Howard Joseph, c, rodman, 26 S. Broad,
r rear 34 McDonough
Howard Julia, c, domestic, r rear 4 W.
Ellis
Howard KaJde Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Howard Margaret, c, laundress, r 10
Honey al
Howard Martha Miss, r 116 Gray
Howard Mary, c, cook, r rear 206 White-
hall
Howard Mary, c, laundress, r 79 S. But-
ler
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OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, ao to PAINE,
ROWLAND ii CO.^ ^ ^ » ^*<^i^ Broad Street
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Howard Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Howard Matthew, c, lab, r 22 Rhodes
• Howai-d Mollie, c, laundress, r 10 Ivy
Howard Myra, c, laundress, r 141 Ira
Howard NeU R., bkkpr F, M. Potts, r
45 E. Cain : i
Howard P. H., c, wks W. & A. R. R
Howard Robert, c, blksmith, r 142 E.
Cain
Howard Robert, c, driver Dohme &
Duffy
Howard Robert A., elk A. C. Wyly
Howard Rufus A., bkkpr G. W. Adair,
r 47 Houston
Howard Samuel, wks Expo. Mills
Howard Sarah, domestic Rev. M. Bow-
den ^ 3
Howard Thomas C, elk State Commis-
sioner of Agriculture, r Kirkwood
Howard Thomas J., farmer, r 375 Wheat
Howard Warren, with Whitner & Bowie,
Kirkwood
Howard Willie Miss, teacher music, Atla.
Female College, r Ivy .
Howard William, butter, r rear 206
Whitehall
Howard William, c, lab, 12 Vine
HOWARD, WOOD & CO. (A. G. Howard,
T..M. Wood and W. A. PoweU), whol.
tobacco and cigars, 41 S. Broad
HOWARD & CANDLER (G. J. Howard
and A. G. Candler), whol. and ret.
druggists, 47 Peachtree
Howe Annie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Howe Cicero, c, wks Logan Bros
Howe E. P., news agent, r 77 Decatur
Howe Morey S., cabinetmkr, r 184 Pill-
more
Howe Richard, c, lab, r 201 Clarke
Howe Thomas P., painter A. P. Tripod,
r 89 S. Pryor *^'
Howell Alexander, c, blksmith, r 10
Tanner
Howell Arthur G., lawyer, r ns W. E.
Ist w of W. Peters ^ i^ > , '
Howell Charles A., elk A-L. Ry., bds 27
X. Forsyth
HoweU Clark, frght elk E.T., Va. <fcGa.
R. R., r Gordon, ne cor Peeples
Howell Clark, Jr., elk, r Gordon, ne
Peeples, W. E ^s
Howell Crawford, c, lab, r rear 214 De-
catur
Howell Daniel .H. (Westmoreland <t
Howell)^ r 67 Marietta
Howell Elizabeth, wid S. H., r 23 Yonge
HOWELL ETAN P., manairing editor
Constitution, r W. E •
Howell Foster, saloon, bds 100 Walton
every detioriptioii; Ofiiy
and Oonnti-y, «>r sa.le l>v
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Howell Greorge
r W. E
Howell Grieve D., grocer, 102 Peachtree,
r Edge wood ,„ .
Howell Henry L., carpenter, i^^aS^ it.
Mitchell
Howell J. M., engineer E. T. Va. <t Ga.
R. R
Howell J., c, lab, Boyd A King
Howell Lida Miss, bds 36 Gilmer
HoweU Mary D., wid C, bds 25 X. For-
syth
Howell Nelson, c, sampler Kelly, Rosser
& Co., r 21 Crumley
Howell Robert, c, lab, r 3 Foster
Howell Stewart c, butler M. Buice
Howell Viana, wid J., r 8 Henry, W. E
Howell WUliam, c, shoemkr W. Smith.
r241 Glenn
Howell William G., brakeman, r 158 W.
Hunter
Howell WiUiam H., r 30 Church
Hawes George, elk, bds 79 Loyd
Howes M. E,, wid O., r ws Lee 1st w of
Thrasher ^, V
Howes Paul M., travagt., r ws Lee 1st
w of Thrasher
Howes Silas, elk, r ws Lee 1st w of
Thrasher
Hoyle Anna Miss, wks Elsas, May «fc Co
Hoyle David A., painter, r 4 Spencer
Hoyle Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Hoyle Minnie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Hoyle Sandy, c, wks Harrison & Bro., r
8 N. Collins
HOYLE WLLLLAM E., coal and wood.
160 Whitehall, r 228 S. Pryor
Hoyt Benjamin F., c, wks N. C. Spence,
r 166 E. Butler
Hoyt C. L., foreman J. P. Stevens Watck
COi
Hoyt Darius, machinist, r 264 Luckie
Hoyt John C, elk, bds 79 Loyd
Hoyt Samuel B., pres Ada. Elevator
Co., r68W. Hunter
Hoyt Uriah, foreman Sou. Agl. Wks
Hoyt William R. (Tolbert Hoyt & Co.),
r 68 E. Hunter ^'
Huard C. P., wid S., r 268 Peachtree
Hubbard John T., grocer, 88 Peachtree,
r 48 N. Collins
Hubbard WiUiam L., broker, 48 B.
Alabama, r 26 N. Calhoun
Hubbard WUliam L., Jr., elk T. S.
Lewis, r 26 N. Calhoun
Hubbard W. S., machinist B. T. Va. <t
Ga. R. R
Hubert Thomas S., reporter, bds 31 N.
Pryor
®5£??£ Alabama and Pryor Streets for fine
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER.
W. J. WILLIHGHAM
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Hubner Carl S., bkkpr Edwin Bates
& Co
Hubner Charles W., associate editor
Journal, r 12 Foster
Hucabee H., elk, bds 65 W. Mitchell
Hucabee John P., elk J. H. Watsou <fc
Co., bds 65 W. Mitchell
Hudgins Henry C. (Hudgins <fc Talty),
bds Adams House
Hudgins Lulu Miss, with Hancock &
Collier
Hudgins Martin L., lab, r 80 Alexander
Hudgins Nannie Miss, sackmkr, r 80
Alexander
Hudgins Samuel, trunk mkr, r 80 Alex-
ander
Hudgins Tallullah Miss, sackmkr, r 80
Alexander
Hudgins William R., fruits, 85 Decatur
HUDGINS & TALTY (H. C. Hudgins
and P. J. Talty), agts Southern Map
Depot, 63 E. Alabama
Hudson Albert, elk J. T. Hagan, bds
135 WhitehaU
Hudson Benjamin J., r 85 E. Hunter
Hudson C. M., carpenter W. & A. R. R.,
bds 137 Crew
Hudson Earle, car checker, bds 156 Ma-
rietta
Hudson Elizabeth, wid J. B„ r 49 Leon-
^^ ard
Hudson Ella Miss, wks James P. Harri-
son <fc Co
Hudson Fannie Miss, r 330 Haynes
Hudson George B., runner Engine No.
2, r 85 E. Hunter
Hudson George M. (W. J. Hudson <&
- Co.) bds 15 E. Mitchell
Hudson Howard, c, driver N. Cheshire
Hudson James B., molder, r 9 Corput
Hudson James E., carpenter, r 23 Stone-
wall
Hudson Jeff D., c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Hudson John, wks Fulton Mills, r 308
E. Hunter
Hudson John, c, wks E. T., Va. A Ga.
R. R
Hudson Joseph E., carpenter, r 330
Haynes
Hudson Laura Miss, r 330 Haynes
Hudson Lizzie, wid J., r 86 E. Hunter
Hudson Mary, c, laundress, r 248 Jones
Hudson Mollie Miss, seamstress, r 85
Hilliard
Hudson PrisciUa Y., wid C. C, r 141
McDonough
Hudson Sophia Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Hudson T. J., engineer W. «fe A. R. R
W.M
Hudson William J. (W. J. Hudson A
Co.), r Greenville, Ala
Hudson William T., grocer, 231 Wheat,
r same
Hudson Willis, c, porter, r rear 320
Prachtree
Hudson W. H., brakeman W. <fe A. R. R
Hudson W. I., conductor W. & A. R. B
Hudson W. J. & Co. (W. J. and G. M.
Hudson and E. L. Higdon), whol fruits
and com mers, 35 and 37 W. Alabama
Huey Prank M., machinist, r 1 Mills
Huflf Albert, c, porter, r rear 29 Peach-
tree
Hmff Augustus B., lab, r 234 Decatur
Huff Eliza, c, cook, r rear 13 Jenkins
Huff Henry T., w<^ yard, 343 W,
Peters
Huff Horace, wks Globe PUuiter Mnfjg
Co., r 312 Mangum
Huff Jacob E., carpenter, r 312 Mangum
Huff James C. (Hnff & Watte), r 30
Hood
Huff John, r 205 Luckie
Huff Joseph, barber, r 317 E. Fair
Huff J., wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
Huff Lewis H., c, shoemaker, W Decatur
r 147 Davis »
Huff Lewis N. (L. N. Huff A Co.), bds
58 Luckie
HuffL. N. <fcCo. (L. N. Huff and W.
H. Lofton), jewelry, 1 Peachtree
Huff Louis, c, shoemkr, r 147 Davis
Huff Maggie Miss, with Hikncock <fc
CoUier
Huff Walter, wks Globe Planter Mnfe Co
Huff Watson B., bkkpr, W. W. Huff <fe
Co., r 10 W. Alabama
HUFF WTTXTAM A., proprietor Mark-
ham House, Loyd opp Wall
Huff William A. Jr., cashier Markham
House
Huff William D., wks W. E. Jones, r
84Ivy
HuffW. W.&Co. (W. W. Huff), pickles,
sauces, spices, etc., 65 Peachtree, r 10
W. Alabama
Huffman Abraham W., U. S. Com'r r
Bellwood * »
Huggins Jackson C, c, tailor, r 217JFort
Huggins John, glazier, 1 06 Ga. R. R
Huggins Lula Miss, wks Elsas, May
&Co
Huggins Mary, c, laun^ew, r rear 15
Huggins N. Mrs., seamstress, r 16 S,
Moore
Huggins Sarah, wid. J H., r 10 Jenkins
Hugh N. A.; wks Expo MUlg
. Dixie Sure Fit Shirts. at SI.
KMpt no traah called ihlrta:
II and 13 Whitehall St.
THE ITUNTt HOME IHSUfitllCE CO,
Insures DwelUnirs for 1 !• S
years. Send for Rates*
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Hughes Albert, shoemkr, r 48 Gr«rtrell
Hughes Alice, wid C, r 148>^ Decatur
Hughes Horace, e, lab, r 15 Valentine
Hughes Humphries, carpenter, r 31
Factory
Hughes James, butcher, r 3 Mills
Hughes James (Hughes & Jolly) r540
ttecatur
Hughes James R., elk J. W. Franke &
Co., r 25 X. Forsyth
Hughes James W., wka cemetery, r 31
Savannah
Hughes John W. (Hughes & Law), bds
8 Wheat
Hughes Lucy, c, seamstrefts, R. Cooper,
r 310 W. Peters
Hughes Louisa Mise, seamstress, r 46
Gartrell J i
Hughes Nancy Mrs., laundress, t 36§
Decatur ' s/
Hughes Peter Rev., r 86 Gilmer'
Hughes Samuel, wks Expo. Mills
Hughes Samuel H., broommkr, r rear 7
Henry . * 'i
Hughes Thomas, elk P. P. Reynolds, r
156 Luckie
Hughes Thomas H., machinist, r 180 E.
Hunter
Hughes William, carpenter, r 102 W.
Harris i
Hughes William, elk Moore, Marsh &
Co., bds 162 Luckie
Hughes William, c, farmer, r 89 Connally
Hughes Wiley, butcher, r 3 MUls
Hughes & Jolly (J. H. Hughes and J.
H. Jolly), butchers 540 Decatur
HUOHES & LAW (J. W. Hughes and
F. B. Law), gents' furnishing goods,
hats and caps, 9 Peachtree
Hughey Henry H.. bkkpr M. Franklin,
r 26 Bailey
Hughey Thomas, boarding, r 108 Marietta
Hughey Wallace, wks Stewart Mills
Hughley Charles, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R
Hughley Doc, c, lab, r 3 Ennis al
Hughley Margaret, c, laundress, r 450 E.
Fair
Hughley Moses, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co I
Hughley Washington, c, mason, r 22
Scofleld
Hulbert C. B., engineer W. (t A. R. R
Hulbert Louise, c, laundress, r 13 Beer-
man ?t; rr
Hulbert Maria, wid A., r 98 Davis
HUBiST WILLIAM W., agt Sou. Ex.
Co., r 263 Washington
Huley James, c, wks Harrison & Bro.,
r 24 Scofleld
Hulguson Aggie Miss, wks Jas. P. Har-
rison A Co '
Hulguson Mary, wid H., r 20 Rock
Hull Frank, elk Dohme & Duffy, r 150
Whitehall
Hull John, c, painter, r 142 Thompson.
Hull Lucy, c, laundress, r 108 Walker
HULL TAPOB STOYE CO., Thomas
Kirke, manager, 27 S. Broad
Hulsey Addle Miss, r Form wait s of
Bass - : -y--^^:^-. ■•;!
Hulsey Aggie, c, laundress, r 53 Poster
Hulsey Emma, c, cook, r rear 151 White-
hall
HULSEY WILLIAM H., lawyer, 21>^
Marietta, r Edgewoml
Humphries Amos D., clkC. W. Wynne,
r 29 Ella J
Humphries George P. pass agt ^. Y., P.
and O. R. R., 28 E. Wall, r W. E
Humphries George W., printer^ r 135
Walker .^-..:.>,..:ij,^^r^'^-^ ■
Humphries Isaac c, lab, r W. E Ip:
Humphries James, r 15 Williams
Humphries John W., conductor Ga. P.
R. R., r 165 E. Hunter
Humphries Joseph, c, driver, r 17 Crum-
ley
Humphries Loyal A., c, mason, r 19
Daniel
Humphries Martha, wid A., r 135 Wal-
ker
Humphries Mary, c, laundress, r 62 Hil-
liard -'f^
Humphries Meadow, c, cook, r rear 134
Peachtree
Humphries Xarcissa, wid G. W., rl4W.
Simpson
Humphries X. X., wks W. & A. R. R
Humphries R. H.,Jwk3 Globe Planter
Mfg Co
Humphries William D., printer Journal,
r 28 Elliott
Humphrey Thomas, butcher, 94 Alex-
ander
Humphry Richard, plowmkr, r es Love-
joy 2d 3 of Merrits av
Hunerkoph Lewis, carpenter, r 156 X.
Collins
Hunerkoph Rosa, widF., r 156 X. Col-
lins
HunneweU Emma A. Mrs., bds 150
Whitehall
Hunnewell James, c, bell boy Grant
House
Hunnicutt Calvin W., (Hunnicutt A
BeUingrath ) , r 306 W . Peachtree
Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Flooring;, Wholesale & Retail.
Teleplion« No. SiS.
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Hunnicutt Eli T., grocer, r 235 S. Forsyth
Hunnicutt Greorge W., engineer R. & D.
R. R., r 10 Bell
Hunnicutt Henry, elk Hunnicutt &
BeUingrath, r61 W. Foundry
Hunnicutt Isaac, r 61 W. Foundry
Hunnicutt John C, r 56 X. Calhoun
Hunnicutt Joseph M.,with J. SUvey & Co
Hunnicutt J. E., with Hunnicutt <fc
BeUingrath, r 306 W. Peachtree
Hunnicutt Laura, c, laundress, r 129
Ellis ■ «-, ii^ii* V ? ^i
Hunnicutt Luther L., with Hunnicutt
& BeUingrath, r306 W. Peachtree
Hunnicutt Nancy Miss, r 61 W. Foundry
HUNMCUTT & BELLIHeRATH (C. W.
Hunnicutt and A. BeUingrath), stoves,
tinware, mantels, grates, house fur-
nishing, plumbing and gas fitting and
concrete pipe works. The Gotham
water cooler, 36 and 38 Peachtree, cor
Walton
I Hunt Dock, wks Traynham & Ray
Hunt Giles M., wks Sou. Agl Wks
Hunt John, r ^9 E. Mitchell
Hunt Lavinia H., wid A. N., r ns Parkg,
Ist w of Fort
Hunt Lefa, c, laundress, r 194 Irwin
Hunt Mary Miss, elk, bds 261 E. Hunter
Hunt Mary E., wid X. F., r 261 E. Hun-
ter
Hunt Mfo Co., Thomas Nunan, state
agt, 8i Peachtree
Hunt Xesbury, elk, bds 261 E. Hunter
Hunt Newton W., elk D. H. Dougherty ! Hurd James, c, lab, r 14;4 W. Mitchell
Hunter James C, speciaf agt Contl Fire
Ins Co., r 10 W. Alaba^
Hunter James K., policeman, r 141 ST.
Forsyth
Hunter Job, wks Son. Ajgl Wks, bds 38
Victoria *' S
Hunter John, c, lal^ r 518 Fraser
Hunter John, c, porter Lathrop Ss
White, r 17 Grady
Hunter John T., saiooa, 176 Marietta, r
29 Victoria ' v . f ,
Hunter Thomas, c, waiter E. Mercer
Hunter Peter, c, drayman, r 1^ IL
Baker
Hunter Sophronia, c, kuindrees, r 48
Bush f
Hunter Susan, wid W., r 38 Victoria
Hunter Thomas, wks Globe Planter
Mnfg. Co., r 38 Victoria
Hunter William, c, lab, fr rear 95 Jones
Hunter William H., c, ■' carpenter, r 17
Grady {
Hunter W. Hugh, bkkpr W. P. <& W. P.
Pattillo, r Decatur [ ; •*?
HUNTLEY J. P. DR., dentist 61 Wheat
Hunzinger Jacob, wks Atla. City Brew-
ing Co
Hurd Columbus, c, harnessmkr, r 31 New
Wheat
Hurd Henry , c, barkpr,. r 256 Wheat
Hurd Henry, c, blksdiith, r rear 196
Whitehall ^
Hurd Henry, c, lab, r 27)0 Wheat
Hurd Henry, c, porter, E. Mercer
Hunt Stephen B., printer Judson &
Dunlop, bds 12 3^ Loyd
Hunt William, c, lab, r 282 Jones
Hunt William F., oik M. L. Tolbert &
Co., r 305 E. Hunter
Hunt William H., sec. Sou. Temp. Pub.
Assn, r 181 McDonough
Hunter Amelia, c, cook, r rear 185 S.
Pryor
Hunter Celia, c, laundress, r 94 Bell
Hunter Cynthia Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Hunter David, painter, bds 19 Victoria
Hunter Dee, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Hunter Ellen, c, laundress, r 48 Bush
Hunter Frederick, c, lab, r 3 Mechanic
Hunter George, c, lab, r 3 Meckanic
Hunter Green, c, carpenter, r rear 192
Hilliard
Hunter Hattie, c, laundress, r 100 Spring
Hunter Jlenry, c, shoemkr, r 28 Glynn
Hunter Henry, wks A. Freeman, r 9
Glenn
Hurd John, c, wks Withers & Holland
Hurd Larkin, c, waiter National Hotel
Hurd Lou, c, domestic, r rear 17 E.
Hunter
Hurd Mark, c, porter ^oore, Sims <jb Co
Hurd Marshall, c, wks H. Franklin, r E.
Cain
Hurd Patrick, c, janitor Mitchell Sreet
School, r 144 Markham
Hurder Thomas, hutched-, r 20 E. Mitchell
HurdLson Howard, c, lab, r 172 Wheat
Hurley Annie Mrs., boarding, 42 £.
Mitchell
Hurn L. L., wks Ogletree, Robinson Ss
Boyd
Hurst Green H., c, blksmith, r 58 Haynes
Hurst J., wid J., r 44 Smith
Hurst William, elk, r 44 Smith
Hurst William J., elk C. A. Moran, r
Cincinnati
Hurt Absalom, carpenter, E. Van Winkle
A Co
Hurt Annie, c, laundress, r 70 Magazine
mwnMraaPi in stocks, cotton, wheat, corn, pork, sides, lard,
lUluAMa <>ATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
iVIVMIW ROWLAND k, CO. 9 4 II North Broad StiSS^t *'
It
T, A. FRIERSON
HUR
220
Seal tsiate & Renting Age^
S6 E. Wan Streets
INM
Hurt Hewey (H. H. Smith & Co.), r U}i
W. Alabama
HURT JOEL, sec. ATLANTA HOME
INS. CO. and general ins. agt., repre-
sents PHENIX INS. CO., Brooklyn,
LANCASHIBE INS. CO., England,
NORWICH UNION FIRE INS. SO-
CIETY, England, 15>^ S. Broad, r
16 N. Spring
Hurt Martha, wid J. W., r 292 Jones
Hurt Mary E. Miss, elk, r 292Jone8
Hurt Tena, c, laundress, r 3WRawson
Husketh David H.. engineer, r 68 Man-
gum
Hubs Jacob C, physician and druggist,
168 Wheat, r 339 Wheat
Hustin Joseph J., student, bds 179 Mc-
Donough
Huston Saletta A. wid J.,r51S. Forsyth
Hut B. N., pattern mkr Atla Bridge Wks
Hutch Joseph, c, wks J. T. Thurman, r
McDonough road
Hutcheson Julia, wid P. W., r35Luckie
Hutcheson Lee, shoemkr, 47 W. Foundry
Hutching Charles, c, .wks Atla Bridge
Works 1
Hutchins Clara Miss, dressmaker, 17 N.
Collins .
Hutchins Henry, c, lab, r 315 N. Cal-
houn
Hutchins Jennie, c, laundress, r 155
Windsor i
Hutchins J. F., wks R. & D. R. R.
Hutchins Robert, c, barber, r 157 Hous-
ton ,
Hutchins Virginia, c; laundress, r 277
Foster
Hutchins William, c, lab, r 1^4 Gray
Hutchins William D. c, (Hutchins &
Hemdon), r 157 Houston
Hutchins & Herndon, c, (W. D. Hutch-
ins and A. F. Hemdon), barbers, 11
Marietta
Hutchinson A., engineer, R. &, D. R. R.
r Centrall
Hutchinson Caroline, c, laundress, r 226
Glenn ^
Hutchinson Charlotte, c, cook, r rear 10
Washington
Hutchinson Isaac, c, driver, P. & G. T.
Dodd I «.^V
Hutchinson Israel, c, lab, r 69 Newton
Hutchinson John D., engineer, Ga Pa R
R r 63 Alexander
Hutchinson Larkin, c, shoemkr, r 69
Newton
Hutchinson Leander B, wks M. Gaines,
r 47 W. Foundry
Hutchinson Leonidas P., fireman, r 22
Hilliard '
Hutchinson Marcus D., lab, r 5 Leonard
Hutchinson WiUiam T., machinist, W. <fc
W. Mnfg Co., r 110 W. Harris
Hutchison Alexander, wks Telephone-
Ex, r 38 Ponder
HUTCHISON HUMPHREY 6. (Hutchi«
son & Bro.), r 14 Whitehall
HUTCHISON JULIAN A. (Hutchison &
Bro.), r 124 Peachtree
HUTCHISON & BRO. (J. A. and H. G.
Hutchison), druggists, 14 Whitehall
Hutzler Louis, trav agt, M. <fc J. Hirsch,.
bds Markham House
Hutzler Montefiore, trav agt, r 59 W.
Gamett
Huzza Robert H. (Groodman, Barrett, <fc
Co.), r22 Formwalt
Huzza Thomas H., r 22 Formwalt - ^
Huzza's Trunk Factory, 30 E. Wall
Hyde J. T., fireman W. & A. R. R.
Hyde Louis L., bkkpr, r 53 E. Harris
Hyer W. T., fireman W. & A. R. R
Hyman Matilda, c, laundress, r 10 Jonea
Hymes E., hats and gents furnishing
goods, 35 Whitehall
Hymes Isaac, elk E. Hymes, r 25 W.
Gamett
Hynds George H., bkkpr S. M. Inman
& Co., r 24 Richardson
ILER JOHN, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Her Martha Miss, wks Fulton Mi3
bds 19 Fulton Factory
Imes Alice Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Imes Lucinda Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Inabinet Patsey, c, cook, r rear lOO
Crew
In galls Alexander, c, lab, r 51 Valentine
Ingalls Charles, elk John Ryan
Ingalls John, c, lab, r 56 Randolph
Ingalls Peter, c, baker, r 51 Valentine
Ingalls Samuel, c, porter, r 51 Valentine
Ingles W. D., wks J. B. Ryan, bds 147
Marietta
Ingraham Emma Miss, r 141 McDonough
Ingraham Frederick D., elk E. T. Vju
& Ga. R. R., bds 124 S. Pryor
Ingraham Helen M., wid T. G., r 3S
McAffee
Ingram Annie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Ingram Julia Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Ingram Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Ingram Mattie,c, laundress, r 26 Victoria
Ingram Samuel, c, wks National Hotel
Inman Hugh T., pres Exposition Cot^
MUls, 413^ S. Broad r 162 Peachtree
Inman Linton, c, lab, r 10 Solomon
It
W]T.T.TWflHAM gii.a'
INM
221
I JAC
Inman Samuel M. (S. M. Inman & Co.),
pres Clarke Seed Cot. Cleaner Mnf. Co.,
r 117 S. Forsyth „ „ t
Inman Shadrach W., with S. M. Inman
& Co., r 115 S. Forsyth
INMAN S. M. & CO. (S. M. and W. P.
Inman, W. C. Sanders and S. K.
Dick), cotton brokers, 39 S. Broad
Inman Walker P. (S. M. Inman & Co.),
r 55 W. Mitchell .^v, « M
Inman William H. Jr., with S. M.
Inman & Co., r 55 W. Mitchell
International Bazaar, A. Antonio,^^ 69
Whitehall tt "^^^
Irby Coleman, foreman, r 154 E. Hunter
Irby Daniel J. (Lynch A Irby), r 334
Mangum
Irby Edward, c, lab, r 22 Corput
Irby Fernando S., elk, r 90 Nelson
^ Irby Mary Mrs., matron Atla Ben. Assn,
r 81 Waverly pi ^« t» w
Irby Robert J., carpenter, r 76 Rock
Irish Theodore D., dep. col. U. b. int.
Rev., r 23 Church
Irvin Mollie, c, laundress, r 36 Bawson
Irvin Samuel D., lawyer, r 315 S. Pryor
Irwin Albon M., elk 461 Marietta
Irwin Charles B. (Spratlin & Irwm), r
50 Richardson ., ^ ^ ^ ^j
Irwin Elizabeth, wid John, r d2 b.
Moore
; Irwin John H., barkpr The Atlanta, r
I 59 W. Mitchell ™. ^ .
Irvin Emma, c, cook, r rear 22 W. Fair
Irvin George, c, carpenter, r rear bb
Washington
Irwin Henry, c, wks Atia Soap Wks
Irwin SalUe, c, laundress, r 159 Fort
Irwin Young M., grocrr, 461 Marietta
Isaac Gus, c, sampler S. M. Inman & Co
Isaac Henry, c, shoemkr, 150 Decatur, r
68 King _
Isaiah Mary A., c, laundress, r rear 31*
I Martin , ,^ _,
Iselv Alexander, c, butler, r rear 19 £..
iitchell ^, . ^
Isely Gaston D., restaurant, 238 Marietta
Iseman Jacob, brickmason, r 40 Hayden
Isenberg Joseph, wks Expo. Mills
Isham John, school, 41 Crew
Ishara Rebecca, c, laundress, r ld7 Ha.
Baker
Isherwood Gilbert, wks Fulton Mills, r
43 Factory
Isherwood Mary Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Israel Aaron, real estate, r 20o S. For-
Itson Edmund, c, porter, r 19 Richmond
Iverson B. V., r 29 Fulton
Iverson James S., r 252 ^W. Peters .
Ives Layton M., real estate, 15 N. Bro^
laundress, r 32 W,
W.
Ivey Amanda,
Simpson
Ivey Elizabetii, .^ lauj^dress, r Si
Simpson ' ^ V .
Ivey Florance, lab, r 32? W. Simpson ;-
Ivey Henry D., tinner, bds 99 Terry
Ivey John T., carpenter, r 109 Decatur
Ivey Michael J., r 67 N. Pryor .
Ivey W. J., car painter A.-L. &. it^DOS
99 Terry I ^ „^. ^ „
IVie Mary, wid W. R., r 3^3 ^.itelian
Ivie Robert E., with T. H. Ivie, r 36^
Whitehall
IVIE THEODORl H., photographer,
40>^ Whitehall, r 363 Whitehall
Ivy Alonzo A., molder- W. & A. R. B.,
r 40 Pratt ' } ^ «. . « -o
Ivy Billings S., foremaSi W. & A. K. u.,
r 113 Walton
Ivy Catherine, c, cook, r rear 31 Alex-
ander
Ivy Charles, elk W. W^. Rice, r 19 Waaii-
Ington ?
Ivy Harry, wks J. M. Smith
Ivy L., machinist W. & A. R. R
Ivy Martha, wid W., r 40 Pratt
Ivy Richard H., wood yard, r BeUwood
Ivy Robert, c, porter J. Neal <fe Co
Ivy Simon, foreman, bde 36 Gilmer
Ivy Street School, 173 Ivy
Ivy W. J., painter B. & D. R. R., r 58
Rawson
INEST MONONGAHELA WHISET IK
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
W.M
JACK FRANCIS M. (F. M. Jack A
Co.),r43 Peachtrte
JACK F. M. & CO, (F. M. Jack and J.
Carey), bakers and confectioners, 4J
Peachtree. (See P- ^) ^ ^ -. r^ x
Jack George W. (G. W. Jack & Co.),
r 285 Whitehall
.JackG. W. & Co. ((|. W. Jack and J.
W. Galdsmith), ctlacker and candy
mnfrs., 285 Whitehall
Jack Henry, c, wks Terra Cotta Wks., r
4 Leonard : , „
Jack Leila Miss, r 285f Whitehall
Jack WUliam A. (W. A. Jack & Co.), r
288 Whitehall I ^ ^o
Jack William F. (Jaclt & Holland), r 48
Thompson _^ ^ , ^
Jack W. A. & Ca (W. A.Jack and
), grocers, 84 Peachtree
Jack & Holland (W. F. Jack and E. W.
Holland), genl brokers, 48 E. Alabama
Jackson Adelia A., wid R. P., r 53
Chapel __'__ ^
II and 13 Whttsball St
ii
<Tuiin HOME nsymmcE co, .s^^.-^^r^-
JAC
222
JAC
Jackson Alice, c, domestic, r retr 66
Washington
Jackson Alice, c, laundress, r 42 W.
Humphries
Jackson Alexander, c, lab, bds 10 Vine
Jackson Alford, c, brick mason, r 237 Ira
Jackson Allen M., tailor, r 275 Crumley
Jackson Allen, c, cari)et layer, r 410
Fraser
Jackson Andrew, c, lab, r 156 Elliott
Jackson Andrew, c, (Jackson & Harper),
r 14© W. Peters f
Jackson Arthur, c, lab, r 141 Luckie
Jackson A., wks Union Stock Yds
Jackson A. J. (Jackson Bros.), r 24 S.
Moore
Jackson Benjamin, c, mason, r 123 Ellis
Jacksen Bros. (T. M. and A. J. Jackson),
boxmkrs, 311 Decatur
Jackson Carrie, wid J. T., bds 287 White-
hall
Jackson Caroline, c, cook, r rear 209
Whitehall
Jackson Carrie, c, nurse, r rear 165
Whitehall
Jackson Celia, c, domestic, r rear 137 W.
Fair
Jackson Charity, c, cook, r 100 Larkin
Jackson Charles, flfeman, bbs 158 Elliott
Jackson Charles, c, lab, r 13 High
Jackson Charles, c, lab, r 10 Vine
Jackson Charles, c, lab, r 100 Larkin
Jackson Crawford, c, wks G. W. Jack
&Co
Jackson C. L., fireman W. <t A. R. R
Jackson Daniel, c, lab, r es Terry, lat n
of Love
Jackson David, c, waiter Markham
House, r 115 Houston
Jackson Ella, c, laundress, r 151 Thom-
son
Jackson Emma, c, cook, r 195 Jones
Jackson Emory, wks Chicago Meat Mar-
ket
Jackson Ephraun Rev., c, r Blackmon,
nr limits
Jackson Floyd, c, lab, r 97 E. Baker
Jackson General, c, clerk, r 496 Marietta
Jackson George, c, wks Atla. Bridge
Wks, r Bellwood jj ;
Jackson Georgia, cook, r rear 88 Walker
Jackson Gordon, c, porter, J. B. Good-
win, r 496 Marietta
Jackson G. T. R., painter, W. L. Jarvis
Jackson Hattie, c, domestic, r rear 146
Loyd
Jackson Henrietta, c, laundress, r 2d
Lynch al, se of Collins
Jackson Henry (Jackson <& Kinu). r 111
E.Mitchell >: ..J^^» ..-^^
Bevtied, Square- Edged and Novelty
nooring, at La FON.TAINE
Jackson Henry, c, lab. r rear 316 Decatur
Jackson Henry, c, lab, r rear 193 Chapel
Jackson Henry c, tailor, r 108 Luckie
Jackson Henry H., manager Telephone
Co., r 86 GUmer '
Jackson Henry M., watchman Atla. St.
Ry, r Bellwood .
Jackson Howard, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jackson Howard, c, driver M. Rich ^
Bros., r 44 Fulton *
Jackson Howell C, sec. and treas. Atla^
Elevator Co., r 264 Peachtree
Jackson^saac, fireman E. T., Va. <fc Ga.
R. R
Jackson Ivory, c, carpenter, r 29 Ella
Jackson James Hon., chief justice, r 4i^
Forrest av . . - ; ,
Jackson James, c, carpenter, r 152 Wheat
Jackson James L., trav agt Wyly <fe
Greene
Jackson Janie, c, laundress, r 42 Emma.
Jackson Jesse, c, wks Chicago Meat Mar-
ket
Jackson Jesse, c, blacksmith, r 143 Ira
Jackson John, c, porter Anderson <fc
Bro., r Larkin
Jackson John, c, butcher Chicago Meat
Market
Jackson John, c, lab, r 4 Welton PI
Jackson John, c, wks W. E. Cater
Jackson John B., carrier P. O., r 50 Wal-
ton
Jackson Jonas, c, lab, r 14 Wallace
Jackson Joseph, elk, bds 28 N. Forsyth
Jackson Joseph, wks Union Stock Yards
Jackson Kate Miss, r 275 Crumley
Jackson Lilah, c, laundress, r 92 S.
Pryor
Jackson Lizzie Mad., r 61 >^ S. Broad
Jackson Lizzie, c, dressmkr, r 9 E. Mitch-
ell
Jackson Lucy, c, cook, r 19 E. MitcheL
Jackson Lulu Miss, spinner Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Jackson Mark, c, lab, r 11 Holland
Jackson Mag^e Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jackson Mana, c, laundress, r 49 Rob-
bins
Jackson Martha A., c, r 26 Glynn
Jackson Mary, wid O., r 275 Crumley
Jackson Mary Miss, r 10 Ezzard
Jackson Mary, c, seamstress, r 52 Hills av
Jackson Mary, c, cook, r M Bradbury
Jackson Mary, o, laundress, r 9 Ella
Jackson Maiy, c, laundress, r 50 Hoge
Jackson Matilda, c, nurse, r 92 S. Pryor
Jackson Matilda, c, laundress, r 37 Reed
H
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; im IIM UJIl W SI.
mnncotim
JAC
223
JAB
Jackson Matthew, c, wks Elsas, May & I Jacobs Allen, wk* E. "I. Va. A Ga B B
Weatberboarding, and : II kinds of
& MAY'S. Telephone No. 385.
Co., r 10 Vine
Jackson Mattie, c, cook, r 47 Jonea
Jackson Monroe, c, lab, r Bellwood
Jackson Moscow, c, porter, r 30. Vine
Jackson M , wks Expo. Mills
Jackson M. J., wid H. W., r 43 Martin
Jackson Nathaniel, clk'W. R. PhUUps, Jr
Jackson Ned, c, wks Atla. St. R- B
Jackson Paul, c, porter Contlflreins Co.,
r 363 Wheat
Jackson Phillip, c, driver, r 80 Gilmer
Jackson Rachel, c, cook, r rear 182
Wheat
Jackson Robert, lab, r 94 Green's Feny
Jackson Robert B., c, shoemkr, r 207
Martin
Jackson Robert S., elk Harrison & Bro.,
r Jackson nw cor Morris
Jackson Sallie, c, laundress, r 10 Vine
Jackson Sallie, c, laundress, r 238 N.
Calhoun
Jackson Solomon, c, lab, r 1 Beckwith
Jackson Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jackson Thomas, boxmkr, r 336 l>ecatur
Jackson Thomas, c, carpenter, r 32 Raw.
son
Jackson Thomas, c, porter, r rear 295 N.
Collins
Jackson Tliomas, c, well digger, r 44
Gray ^_ , .
Jackson Thomas, c, driver, r 7 Lowe s al
Jackson Thomas, c, lab, r 93 Fraser
Jackson Thomas, c, sexton, r rear 3o
Jones __.
Jackson T. M. (Jackson Bros.), r 33o
Dpcatur
Jackson Thomas W., elk G. B. McCravy
Jackson William, c, porter C. M. Barn-
well A Co., r 209 Haynes
Jackson William B., carpenter, r 11
Mechanic
Jackson William C, scroU sawer, r 160
Thompson .^^
Jackson WUliam H., c, butter, r rear 222
S. Pryor
Jackson William R., trav agt F. E. Block
Jackson Winkle, c, shoemkr B. Lumpkin
Jackson W., c, wks Gate City P. M. &
L. Co
Jackson W. P. wks Ga Pac Ry
Jackson & Harper, c, (A. Jackson, T.
Harper), lunch room, 149 W. Peters
JACK80N k KING (H. Jackson and P.
King), lawyers, 363^ E. Alabama
Jacob Henry, c, carpenter, r 6 Horton
Jacob T. O., boarding, r 37 and 39 N.
Pryor
r 14 Fowler
Jacobs Eugene J., bkkpr, J. Jacobs, boa
Hotel Weinmeister ik
Jacobs George, wks Ela^, May 4 Co .
Jacobs Joseph, propr Jjxjoba Pharmacy,
2 Marietta, r Hotel Weinmeister
Jacobs John, c, r 270 Mangum ♦
Jacobs Joseph, carpenter, r Bellwood
Jacobs Loyd, carpenter, r Bellwood
Jacobs Lucy, c, cook, r 194 Irwin
JACOBS' PHARMACY, Joseph Jacobs,
propr, 2 Marietta cor Peachtree
Jacobs Titus, carpenter, r Bellwood
Jacobson Jacob S. Rev., rabbi Hebrew
Benevolent Congreg^on, r 169 S.
Forsyth
Jacobus Jacob A., genl .store, 136' Deca-
ter, r 21 W. Fair
Jacox Gilbert B., contra.ctor, r 130 Spring
Jacox Hattie Miss, r 130 Spring
James A. Leonard, r 1 4 Peachtree
James Benjamin S., r 100 W. Baker
James B. G., pump repairer, Ga Pac Ry,
bds 485 Marietta ^
James Charles W., elk J. Keely, r 37
Pulliam ^ ^^ -B,
James Christian, wid G. J., bds 304 IG.
Hunter
James Emanuel, c, hackman, r 178 w.
Hunter ,o^ W
James George L., c, hackman, r 184 W,
Hunter
James John c, lab, r 30 ?^nholm
JAME8 J0H5 H. bankser, 22 Whitehall,
r 114 Peachtree
James King, elk Chamberlin, Johnsoa
& Co
James Lawrence P., elk John Ryan r,
85 E. Garnett
James Michael, elk, r 86 E. Garnett
James Nazareth, c, drayman, r 103Tatt-
James Peter, c, earpenier, J 3 Lynch al
sw of Collins ^ „ .
James Randall, c, lab, 1 182 W. Hunter
James Raphael, c, lab, t 22 Clifford
James Thomas J., supt, r ss Hammond,
James Vernon, c, hackman, r 182 W.
Hunter ,«-•.* t> t>
James William, conductor W. A A. K. K
Jansen Joseph, jeweler Freeman A
Crankihaw, r 93 Plum „, , ^ ^
JABHAGIN W. Cm pbysician, 21>i Mar
rietta, r 67 S. Pryor
Jarrell Agnes, wid W., r 45 Simpson
Jarrell Charles W., machinist, r 2 Badger
Jarrett Fannie L. Miss, r 39 Fulton
tmmkmn In STOCKS, COT ION, WHEAT, CO«N, pour, sides, LAro>
■Y'^^rras^n
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onn A nrr* ®?^9"'^i*.^P'-o * renter
*^ J- ri> X J-j 1. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't, 36 WaH Si
224
JEN
Jarrett John A., carpenter, r 8 Bell
Jarrett J. G., wks I. C. Bandman & Co
Jarrett William H., dairyman, r 39 J'ul-
ton
Jarvig J. S. Mrs., r 32 Church
Jarvis William A., r 27 Gilmer *
JARYIS WILLIAM L., carriasre mfr, 44
Line, r i7 Gilmer
Jefferson Edward, c, porter, r rear 173
Ivy
Jefferson David, c, porter Atla. Saw Wks
Jefferson Richard, c, lab, r 146 Foster
Jefferson Thomas, c, portqr J. Smith, r
222Manffum r
Jefferson Thomas, c, lab, r 98 Magazine
.J^I^^^ Walter, printer Constitution, r
108 Marietta
Jeffries George, c, shoemkr, r Roach, sw
cor Greens Ferry av
Jeffries William, lab, r 1^8 Magazine
•^e^l^s^Robert C. (Jelks & Tappan), bds
2o ^ . Forsyth
JeUis & Tappan (R. C. Jelks and W. L
Tappan), grocers, 24 Peachtree
Jenkms Addie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Qi^'S^ 4"^"' ^» ^^*^ ^^«^ Ga. R. R„ r
olb IS. Pryor
Jenkins Alfred S., grocer, 370 Wheat
Jenkins Baxter,wk8 AUa Softp Wks,r 591
Marietta
Jenkins Benjamin, c, wks Atla Bridge
Wks, r 11 Newton *
Jenkins Brown, c, wks E. T., Va' it Ga.
Jenkins Calvin, c, shoemkr, r 151 Wind-
sor
Jenkins Camilla, c, laundress, r 11 New-
ton ,
Jenkins Cornelius, c, blksmith, 131
T u^'^J^^^'*'*^ ^^» '* ^5 Humphries
Jenkins Ella, c, laundress, r 13 Alice
Jenking Fannie, c, cook, r rear 23 W
Jenkins Fannie, c, laundres*, r 216 C
Jenkins Francis M., carpenter, bds 11
Mechanic
'*M J"ki!S:?l ^^ '^^ M, Gaines, r
«? ■ Vv
54>^ Peachtree „ ^ ,
Jenkins Hattie, c, domestic, r rear 136
Nelson
Jenkins Henry, painter, W. S. McNeal
Jenkins Ida, c, laundress, r 103 w
Foundry ' vw ft .
Jenkins James B., wks Atla. Soap Wks.,
r 18 Lmma '
Jenkins James C., asst U.S. Dist. Atty.
U^fc». Court House, and lawyer, r 5$
Jenkins James M., bkkpr A. P. Stewart
& Co., r 286 W. Peters
Jenkins Jere, c, lab, r 103 W. Foundry
Jenkins John, c, wks Traynham A Rav
r 39 Foster ^ *
Jenkins Joseph, c, wks R. & D. R. R t
47 Bush '*
Jenkins Joseph, c, wks E. Brown,
Jenkins Kate, c, domestic, r rear 124 8
Pryor
Jenkins Laura, c, laundress, r 190 Eraser
Jenkins Louisa, c, laundress, r 316 S
Pryor
Jenkins Lucie, c, domestic, r 28 Broth-
erton
Jenkins Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jenkins Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Jenkins Mary, c, laundress, r 7 Roach
Jenkins Martha B., wid J. J., r 20
victoria
Jenkins Matilda, c, cook, r rear 15 E
Mitchell
Jenkins Paris, c, carpenter, r ss Glenn,
1st e of Grady '
JENKINS ROBERT H., contractor and
builder, 33 Plum
Jenkins R. E. L., collector Leak «t Lyle
r 33 Plum
Jenkins Smith, c, brakeman Ga. R. R r
rear 2 Ga. R. R '
Jenkins Spencer, c, boilermkr W. & A.
R. R., r 146 Chapel
Jenkins Sarah, c, laundress, r es Orme,
3d n of Gresham
Jenkins Taylor, c, dravman Cox, Hill &
Thompson, r 72 W. Harris
Jenkins Thomas, wks Expo. Millg
Jenkins Tray, c, wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
Jenkins William, elk, bds 143 Walton
Jenkins William, wks Expo Mills
Jenkins W. E., wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
^n^Ef James, c, lab, r 5 Beckwith
JENNER GEORGE C, genl agt Ga.
Pac. Ry, Markham House, 26 Loyd, r
lo Washington
Jennings Albert, c, lab, r 154t>ray
Markham
- Jennings Ellis, c, lab, r 185 Markham
HffPOPnmgnri riT/^APO f ^"^^"gs Fleming, c, lab, r 159 Markham
Wk"^ ^ ^'' ^'^^ ^^^*- Bridge
Jennings Augustus, c, drayman M.
Harralson & Co., r 3 Gemunden
Jennings David c, lab, r 186 Markham
Jennings Edmond, travagtNew Home
Sewing Machine Co., r31 Hayden
Mol^^ _E<lward, c, drayman, r 192
^^ J. T^xLLll^ em^A^iM:, 64 Elliott,
JOH
JEN
225
Jennings Frank, boQermkr E. T. Va. &
Ga. R« "• rt^
Jennings George P., R. P. O^^s^T 60
Cone ,,.„ _
Jennings John, wks Fulton Mills, r B.
Fulton Factory - ^ ^4fi^si 5*J
Jennings Lucinda Miss, wks Fulton
Jennings Simon, c, lab, r 182 Markham
JENT^N JOHN H., saloon, 135 White-
haU, r 201 W. Peters
Jentzen William H., barkppr, r 201 W.
Peters
Jepson Anna, wid T., r 271 Mangum
Jepson A. C, engineer E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R „ ^ V
Jepson James L., machinist McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 265 Jones
Jepson Sarah A. E., wid L., bds 26o
Jones ^ _
Jernigan AlonzaC, foreman Ga. Pac.
Ry., r 238 Luckie
Jernigan Paul, macninist Ga. Pac. Ry
Jernigan William H., carpenter R. & D.
R. R., r 44 Chamberlain
Jerrell C. W., machinist W. & A. R. R
Jerrott John, stone mason, r 58 Collins
Jervey Edward T., salesman T. M.
Clarke & Co., r 200 McDonough,
Jervey Henry Dr., with R. & D. Ext.
Co., r 200 McDonough
Jester J. W., carpenter R. & D. R. R., r
190 Filmore
JESTER WILLIAAM R., carpenter and
builder, 25 E. Hunter
Jester Edith, c, domestic, r rear 226
Washington
Jester WUliam L., trav agt Crane, Boyl-
ston & Co., r 13 Washington
Jett Alfred B., carpenter, r 10 Fowler
Jett Allison W., saloon, 8 W. Hunter
Jett John B., barkpr J. Askew, r 26
Rock
Jett John L., shoemkr, 143 Marietta, r
136 N.Baker
Jett Simon, guard city stockade, r Simp-
son
Jine Sibrey, c, cook, r 42 Poplar
John Rachel Mrs., elk, r 175 W. Fair
Johns Arthur L, machinist, r 459 Ma-
rietta
Johns Farre M., fireman, Ga. R R, r 60
King
Johns George, hostler, r 10 Hilliard
Johns George, fireman Ga R R
Johns Vandy, fireman Ga. R. R.
Johnson Abraham, c, porter, Hopkins A
Glenn
Johnson Adam, c, lab, r 11 Maple
Johnson Addle, c, laundress, r 66 Toi
Johnson Albert B., with Mark W. John-
8on&Co.,bdsl90S. Pryorr
Johnson Alford, me«enger,.'3i. T. Va.
& Ga-R. R v*f^ '^-^^^^'*^«^x« ^ r_i^
Johnson Allan D., physician-, 202 Mart-
etta,r46Mm ^ r^ ^ jl,
Johnson Allen, fireman, E. T. va. A
Ga. R. R.
Johnson Alonzo, c, lab, r 245 Jones , ,
Johnson Ambrose, c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Johnson Anderson, c, lab, r 5 Lane
Johnson Andrew, c, wksM. C. Balkcom
Johnson Andrew, c, carpenter, r 88
Walnut - ^
Johnson Andrew J., carpenter, r ffl
Fitzgerald __
Johnson Ann c. laundress, r 101 n
Foundry _ „ _.,,
Johnson Anna M., wid R., r rear 82 Hdl
Johnson Annie Miss, elk Household S.
M. Co. - . , ^ . ^ ,.,
Johnson Annie Miss, wks Atla C<rt Fety
Johnson Archer C, grocer, r 37 W.
JOHNSON ARCHIBALD C, grocer, 108
Peachtree, r 37 W. Baker ^ ^ ^ .
Johnson A. J. carpenter, E. T. Va. «
Gil R R -«r «. A -D T>
Johnson A. O., fireman, W. &vA. K tt
Johnson A. P., wks Atla Soap Wks
Johnson Belle, wid E. L., r^l State
Johnson Benjamin, c, lab, r 162 bimp-
Johnson Benjamin E. c, lab, r47May8al
Johnson Benjamin C, saloon and bil-
liards, 22 Marietta, r 10 E. Jenkms
Johnson Benjamin F. butcher, r 33 HuU
Johnson Benjamin F. c, wks W. J!.
Jones, r 160 Simpson
Johnson Bernard, agt E. Clarke, r 177
Whitehall , ,
Jahnson Berry, c, lab, r 188 Clarke
Johnson Berry, c, lab, r ss Randolph al
1st e of E.Cain
Johnson B. F. Mrs., grocer, 59 Simpson
Johnson Carrie, c, cook, r rear 200 Mc-
Donough ^ ^ „.
Johnson Catherine Mad., r 11 S. CoUins
Johnson Charles, c, lab, r 175 Markham
Johnson Charles, patternmkr, r 2.^ De-
catur , ,„^
Johnson Charles, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Johnson Charles J. (Johnson & Bro.),
bds 46 Mills oftAW
Johnson Charles O., mer., r rear 266 W.
Peters
Johnson Clara, c, cook, r rear 160 S.
Prvor
corner of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
W.M
■ikes Best 8HIBT !• #r^r-e f«r
PerflMl it fMnttlMi.
11 Hid 18 WUt^ftU Street.
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^ 'N^IIP F ^T ^^^^"^ ^ ^"^ "ATLANTA HOME,- and thereby pat.
lllUUilL. ^uize a home enterpriae, to keep yoar moi>eT at home.
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^^^???. ^B^BUUS P., saloon, 48
and oO Decatur, r 268 E. Fair
Johnson Crawford, mer.j-242 W. Peach-
tree I
Johnson Daniel, c, wks Z. E. Tayior, r
Johnson Daniel, c, portei Pullman Sou.
Car Co
Johnson Doc., wks Sou. Agl Wlss
Johnson Dulcie, c, laundi|e8s, r 29 Brad-
Johnson p. J., machinist, r 19 Irwin
Johnson Edward,c,barlq)r r 66 W.Peters
Johnson Edward, c, lunch room, r W.
Peters, cor Mangum
Johnson Edward P., c, prin MitcheU St.
Johnson G. G. Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, bds Cannon House
Johnson Harry, c, lab, r 106 Elliott
Johnson Harvey, c, lab, r 7 Bradley
^]'7T°A?l"''y' elk McBride & Co., r
^7 jL. Alabama
Johnson Henry, machinist, R. & D R
R., r 10a Magazine
Johnson Henry, candymkr Lovd A Bro
Johnson Henry, c, mason, r 3 Bradley
Johnson Henry, c, lab, r 138 Foster
r^ HuU^'''^ ^'^ "^^ ^- * ^- ^- ^-^
'^cT) h^ l^oT "^^^f ^^^-
J^n^^SKh^-^?^^^^^^^
Johnson Jack W. (Johnson & Caverlv)
sec and tr^ Ballard's Trans. Co., and
ticket agtE.T., Va. & Ga. R. r/ and
Ga. Pac. R. R. r 143 Peachtree
Johnson Jacob, c, lab, r 158 Houston
WllUnfs^"^ ' ' Alexander, nw cor
Johnson Jacob V., barkpr L. B. FoUom,
r 67 V enable -> ^^ *
Johnson Jake, boUermkr, bds 188^ De>
catur ^^ ^^
Johnson James, wks Winship & Bro
school, r 281 W. Mit^-heh
Johnson Elam (E. Johnsoit, Son & Co.),
r o6 Cooper jT '*
''OK^SONELAM, SON A I CO. (E. and
J* ^ wmk""": *^- ^^'- ^<^Pher8on and
J. U. Wilbanks), whol grocers and
jJS^^' ""^^-^ ^'^ I>ecatur ahd 13 Line
htld"" "^^ "^^^ ^itjhers & Hol-
Johnson Eliza Miss, wks Atlla. Cot. Fcty
Jnhn^nir^^^'N^*^ A.,r3E. Cain
Johnson Ehza, c, laundresV r 1 Leon-
JohZn fLL ^"^^ ^"^^H ^ ^ Hull *{^^"^«n James, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Johnson Fletcher, c, portef W. & A. «{ohnson James, grocer, 253 E. Fair
Johnson Frank, lab, r 236i^ iDecatnr * '
Tn^^° S'**''^.^' P»»"ter, 422 Scofield
w° " ""^ •^- 4 ^°^ ^- ^
Johnson Gabriel, c, lab, r 13^ Gray
ver, r 86 Wheat ^.
Johnson George, foreman printing dent
Hancock <fe Collier 1 "^ "^P^*
Johnson George, c, mason, r 13 George
Johnson George, c, lab, r 7 Dewald ^
' AlXn^a!^^^^^^^^^^^ "*r ^ ^•
TnhJ!f^° ^""^^ ?•» printer, r 41 Larkin
Johnw^n George S. (Johnson A Bro.), r
II Hayne .^ ,^ ■ ■'.*
T^hH*"" ^'"'•'rt' ^. carpenter, r 19PettU6
Telephone Ifi. gJJ l^"«»«^ty ^iN^riAlend ContwHrtiir^'
tXk «'«»"J«*, grocer, :jo3 K. Fair
W ^aker™^^' dk E. W. Lovejoy, r 37
'^''^X''y£^ ^" "^^ *^ ^^- ^- ^- ^
*^'!iliri*^r?™^t?-' ^^'*^ I-awson, Crad-
dock & Co., bds 57 S. Forsyth
Johnson James H., stoves, 52 S. Broad,
r 1 Chapel *
Johnson James L., harnessmkr, 21 W
Alabama, r 2 Simpson
Whk^hair"' ^' <^an>enter, r m
^^''k'^f?'' i*5?^* ^-^ ^*^kpr Atkin, Mc.
Keldon & Co., r 33 X. Forsyth
Johnson James R., c, porter State Com-
missioner of Agriculture
Johnson James S., machinist, r 1 State
TohnaT ;^^°'^ ^- ^*^» '^ 37 Factory
Johnson Jane, c, cook, r rear 359 Decatur
Johnson Jefferson, c, wks J. M. Nace A
"^"^^"Hn '^^'^'^ ^*' ^^"'"^^r, r 37 Cham-
Johnson Jerry, c, lab, r 114 Walker
hT«2 •^^"STr.^- ^- engineer, Court
Tohl^^ / ^«^«0"«h, bey city limits
.ohT>«o- T^ c, wks Richmond and
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w
iriUMCS,
BUadlES, ETC, ao^To
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237
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Johnson John, boile/mkr, McCombs,
Heakin & Co _
Johnson John, wks ExxK). Mills
Johnson John, c, porter, r rear 481 Peach-
Jonnson John, c, lab, r 204 Elliott
Johnson John, c, drayman, r 53 Hoge
Johnson John A., elk, r 132 S. Forsyth
Johnson John B., elk, Halle & Mower,
bds Archer House . ^**'JJ
Juhnson John F., elk McBnde & Co.,
bds Cannon House
Johnson John Thad, physician, 30)^
-v-Marietta, r 72 Marietta
Johnson Joseph, carpenter, wks Trayn-
ham & Ray, bds 54 W. Foundry
Johnson Joseph, c, lab, r 118 Foster
Johnson Joseph, c, lab, r 18 Gemunden
Johnson Joseph A., machinist, r 259
Luckie
JOHNSON JOSEPH H., gents' furnish-
ing, hats and shoes, 3 Whitehall, r 190
S. Pryor ^
Johnson Joseph W., asst. inspector E.
T., Va. & Ga. R. R., r 145 Mangum
Johnson Joshua, c, wks Sou Agl. Wks
Johnson Josiah M., butcher, 36 W.
Mitchell, r 18 Stonewall
Johnson Julia, c, laundress, r 161 Wind-
sor
Johnson Louisa, c, laandress, r ^ Mar^
ham ^'^^*^nr «.
Johnson Lucinda, c, laundress, r 22 Cor-
put ^
Johnson Lolu Miss, wks Fulton Milte, r
41 Factory
Johnson Malinda, c, laundresft, r W»
Foundry, 2d from Maple *^ ^.-^mm^
Johnson Marcus, fireman, bds 304 Man-
Johnson Maria, c, laundress, r 7 Beck-
with
Johnson Mark W. (Mark W. Johnson <t
Co.), r Kirkwood ^* ^ _ 1
JOHNSON HARK W. & CO. (M. W. A^
J. H. Johnson), agricultural imge-
ments, fertilizers, seeds, etc., 27 Ma-
rietta
Johnson Marsene, printer, bds 152 W»
Hunter a-^-f. '
Johnson Mary Miss, r 255 E. Fair
Johnson Mary Miss, bonnetmkr, r 181
W. Hunter
Johnson M?ry Miss, teacher Fair Street
School, r 83 McEtonough
Johnson Mary Miss, wks Cot. Mills, r
125 Marietta
Johnson Mary, c, cook, r rear 904 De-
catur ^
g^,^ Johnson Mattie, wid A. F., r 160 Foster
Johnson Julia, c, coo., r re« 57 E. Johnaon May^Mls«, rJ90 S.^«—
Johnson Julius, oil room keeper, E. T.,
i Va. &Ga. R. R
Johnson J. A. Mrs., boarding, 132 S.
Forsyth
Johnson J. A., wks Ogletree, Robmson
r & Boyd
Johnson Kate, c, laundress, r 164 W.
Fair
JOHNSON. KENNEY & CO. (Z. T. John-
son, T. il. Kenney and H. A. MoDon-
5 aid), whol. grocers, 64 and 66 E. Ala-
: * bama
Johnson Laura, c, cook, r rear 47 Church
Johnson Laura, c, cook, r rear 1« Wash-
ington
Johnson Lee, c, mason, r 44 Gray
Johnson Lena Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
r 1 & Co., r 46 Jones av
Johnson Lilah, c, laundress, r 248 Crew
Johnson Lillie c, domestic, r rear 442
Decatur
Johnson Lillie G. Miss, teacher, bds Can-
non House
Johnson Lizzie Miss, elk Chamberlin,
Johnson & Co
Johnson Lizzie, c, domestic r rear 178
W. Peters
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f-
Johnson MUlie, c, laundress, r 42 Fulton
Johnson Millie, c, laundiess, r 26 Thur-
mond
Johnson Milton, c, lab, r 87 Cooper
Johnson Mollie Mrs., wks Elsas, May &^
Co , -
Johnson Mollie, c, laundress, r 34 Tren-
holm '
Johnson M. J. Miss, with W. A W. jMnfg.
Co., r 258 WhitehaU |i
Johnson Nancy, c, cook, r rear 244 White-
hall
Johnson Ned, c, lab, r rear Ashley, ne
cor Oak
Johnson Nicholas T., salesman, House-
hold Sewing Machine Co., r 29 Walnut
Johnson Oliver B., elk A. W. Farlinger,
bds 233 Peachtree
Johnson Owen, barkpr, bds 48 Connally
Johnson Patrick, barkpr C. P. Johnson,,
r 48 Connally w
Johnson Patsy, c, lab, r 133 E. Biker
Johnson Paul D., with M. Rich & Broa.^
r 242 W. Peachtree
Johnson Penelope, wid L., r 1^1 W»
Huntar i '
Johnson Perry, lather, r 68 Haycj^
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAtTCOftN, PORK, SIDEb LARO,
OATS, COFFEE ANO PETROLEUM. ^ to PAINE,
ROWLAND h CO. ^ ^ l* North Broad Street.
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INVESTMENTS V?
ATLAmTA. Every detcriptiop
"♦ RmI Estate for tale by
FiilERSON. 36 Wall Sti^
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Johnson Peter, c, lab, r 100 Walker
Johnson Preston, c, mason, r ws HiUiard,
4th s of Forrest av
"^^}^^3^^^^^ ^> ^^ C. H. Bender, r
119 Whitehall i
Johnson Richard, c, lab, r 101 W. Foun-
Johnson Richard, c, cook, E. Mercer, r 11
». Calhoun
Johnson Richard J., carpenter, r 413
" hitehall
Johnson Richard S., carpenter, r Hun-
nicutt, nw cor McAfee
Johnfeon Riley C, section master Ga.
Pac. R. R., r 38 Jones av
Johii?on Robert, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Johnson Russell C, capitalist, office 18
Decatur, r 248 Washington
Johnson Samuel, c, lab, r 57 E. Peters
Jo^son Samuel, c, wks Ada. Bridire
Wks, r 61 Chattahoochee
Johnson Samuel A., trav. airt, r 24
Church
Johnson Sanford, c,4ab, r 10 Lowe's al
Johnson Sarah, c, laundre88,r 52 Ga. R. R
Johnson Sarah, c, laundress, r es Fow-
ler, 3d n of Simpson
Johnson Sarah, c, laundress, r 136 Elliott
Johnson Sarah, c, cook, r rear 11 E. Pe-
ters
Johnson Sarah Miss, bds 231 Ivy
Johnson Savannah, c, laundress, r 299
'V . MitcheD
Johnson Sib, wks AUa. Cot. Fcty T*
Johnson Solomon, c, blksmifch, Peachtree
^^^S 'K' '^ "^ CatJSompress,
Johnson Stephen R. (E. Johnson, Son &
M).), r 66 Cooper
Johnson Susan, c cook, r rear 26 Cooper
scS^?, r W.'e '""^ ^^^^'^ Walker St.
"^ n^Ga" R R * ^'"^ ^^""^ ^' ^' ^'^ ^«
. Johnsoi Thomas, wks Expo. Mills
Johnson/rhomas, with C. P. Murray, r
6 Broth erton | 1 ^'
Johnson Thomas, c, carpenter, r S6 Wal-
nut
Johnson Thomas, c, lab, r 2 Deiridd al
Johnson Thomas, c, maU driver P. O
Johnson Thomas c, porter J. F. Mo;'ri6
Johnson Thomas D., elk, r 6 Brotberton
John^n Thomas F., watchman W,. A A.
K. K., r 2 Lowe *
Call and See the ^ew
National Bank.
w ^ J^^°^** *^-» y*^ n^aster A, &
W. P. R. R., r 92 S. Butler
Johnson Thoney H., watchman, r 68
Newton '
Johnson Tobe, c, butler, r rear 442 De-
catur
Johnson Tibferias R., carpenter, r §8 E
Harris
Johnson Wade J., wks McCombs, Mea-
kin <fc Co., r 55 Fulton
Johnson Walter H., collector U. S. Int.
Rev. r 33 Houston
Johnson Walter L., with G. E. Johnson
r 2o9 Luckie ^ ,
Johnson Warner, c,"lab,"r 7 Fort
Johnson Washington, c, carpenter r 228
Johnson WUUam, barkpr bds 17 Haynes
Johnson WiUiam, car driver, r 38 W
Peters
Johnson WUliam, wks T. F. Derden
Johnson WiUiam, elk r 251 E. Fair
Johnson William, wks Expo Mills
''<>j?nson William, coaler, E. T. Ya. <fc
vra. R R
Johnson Williafli, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Johnson Wilham, c, lab, r 212 E. Fair
Johnson William, c, carpenter, r rear 220
Jones t ■'
'^ MTtelTell^^^"'' c, lab, r 309 W.
John^n Wniiam, c, porter, C. A. Rey-
nolds ^
Johnson William A. (Shropshire A John-
son), r 1(M Windsor
*^^^^^ ^^^^'^ ^*^y ^^•» ^ 303 White-
Johnson William C, collector, A. G.
Rhodes
^^HJSON ,WiLLLOI E., butcher, 170
Whitehall, r 175 McDonomrh
Johnson William E. elk, bds 180 S.
t orsy th
Johnson William E., trav airt, r 242 W *
Peachtree
Johnson William H., elk, r 43 Smith
''^Firg^ral^^^'^ ''^ ^^^^'^'^^^ ^ 2»
John^ WiUiam N., conductor, W. A
A. K. R., r 145 Mangum
A^'r^'r^^^"^ R., conductor, W. &
Johnson Willis, machinist, E. Van
▼V mkle dfc Co
^""^^T ^'^^.' '» carpenter r Fort nw
cor Welton pi
place unaer Qate gity
Co toW J. Wli:i:iNCHAWI, 64 Emo^
Foy any g:inct or luiamlJer,
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JOIT
Johnson W. F. Mrs., teacher. Marietta
St school, r Kirkwood, Ga
Johnson W., wks Sou AglWta ^
Johnson W., c, wks Gate City P.M.*
L. Co., r 31 New Wheat
Johnson Zach T. (Johnson, Kenny &
Co.),r413WhltehaU
Johnson & Bro. (J. C. Johnw)nand G.S
Johnson), saloon, 133 W. ^t»"^
JOHNSON k CAYERLY (J. W. Johnson
andC. E. Caverly), whol grocers, 23
E. Alabama
Johnston Charles, printer, r 17 Wheat
Johnston Faunie Miss r 127 .Lojd
Johnston Frank, with Momson, Bam &
Co., r 127 Loyd
Johnston Harriet, wid Frank, r 127
Loyd ^ ,
Johnston Ida Miss, r 187 Loyd
Johnston Joseph E. (J. E. Johnston &
Co ) T Washinffton, D. C
Joh^ton J. E. Ico. (J. E. Johnston
and L. Mims), managers Southern dept
Home Ins Co., X. Y., l}4 Marietta
Johnston Lizzie Miss, r 127 Loyd
Johnston Malcolm (Broyles & John-
ston), rW. E _ , , _,
Johnston Mark, elk State School Com-
missioners, r W. E 1QA c
Johnston Matilda, c, cook, r rear 190 b.
JohSton M. K. Mrs., teacher W. B.
Academy, rW. E -.wptir
Johnston Peter, c, wks A. & W. 1'. K. k
Johnston Ronald, prin W. E. Academy,
r Gordon se cor Peeples W.^
Johnston Rosa, c, cook, r 186 Whe« ,
Johnston Samuel J., printer, r 40 McAfee
Johnston Steve R., R. R. agt, 36 H..
Wall
Johnston S. E. Miss, teacher Walker St.
,j School, rW.E ., ^ ^
{Johnston William B., stencil cutter C.
i F. Fairbanks, r 17 Wheat
JOINER, see also JOYNER
Jolly Joseph H. (Hughes & Jolly), r »40
Decatur
I Jolly Robert; (B. Jolly & Son), r 342
Jolly R. & Son (R. & J. Jolly), saloon,
I 543 Decatur ^ . * *i
i Joly Camille M'lle, teacher French Atla.
I Fern. CoUege, r 143 Peachtree
' Jones Abraham, c, dn^er W^E. Hoy^
Jones Adam, c, wks W. J- Willmgham
Jones Adam W., bkkpr Mlckelberry &
Whitlock, r 129 S. Forsyth ^^ _ _
Jones Addie, c, laundress, r 63 Form-
wait
Jones Albert, c, lab, r rear 127 1^^;
Jones Alex R., lawyer, 53^ E- Alabama,
r Athena , _ --, ^aovr.^
Jones Alfred, c, carpenter, r 163 ^-ort
Jones AUen, c, wks l^i^io^ Stock Yard*
Jones Ann, c, 'cook, r rear 89 Thompsoa
Jones Annie Miss, seamstress, r 206 w.
Fair
Jones Annie, c, laundress, r Ice Factory
Jones AngeUne, c, laundress, r rear iw^
Davis
Jones Austin, c, wks E. T. Va. A. G*-
R. R., r 6 Hayden
Jones Benjamin, c, lab, r 74 Johnson
Jones Benjamin F., moulder, r lie w.
Hunter inrv
Jones Benjamin F., c, grocer, lOV
Haynes, r 110 Haynes
Jones Britton, c, Ub, r 81 Forrest ar
Jones Calvin S., elk McGaughey & Car-
ter, r 369 Collins i
Jones Carrie, c, laundress, r 296 »arto
Jones Carrie Miss, seamstress, r Wb w .
Fair
Jones Charles, elk, bds 306 Rawson
Jones Charles, c, wks J. O. Hams
Jones Charles, c, sampler S. M. Inman
& Co ^ * !
Jones Charles K., c, lab, r 191 »«^^,
Jones Charles O. Rev., c, pastor Pleasant
Grove Church, r 265 Fraser
Jones Clifton, elk A. & W. P. B. B. ^
Loyd, bds Markham House
Jones Columbus, c, «K)k R. ^^v^o^Pf^^
Jones Cornelia, wid J S., r lo E H^
Jones C. E., c, teacher Mitchd Street
School, r 281 W. Mitchell _ ___ ^
Jones David C, real estate agt, r aui »•
Jones^Darwin G. (D. G. Jones & Co.), r
40 Highland av . * ,
Jones &witt C, bkkpr J. A. Anderson
& Co., bda 79 S. Fryor
Jones Dina, c, laundress, r 119 E. Cam
Jones Dunwody, trav agt, r 310 ^o-
Jo^f I)!*A. Miss, wks Ada. ^t. Fc^
Jones D. G. & Co., brokers, 29 E. Alar
bama «« t^ ,^
Jones Edgar ,»c, barber, r 39 Fulton
Jones Edwa^, c, porter Wyly & Greene
Jones Edward L., bds Markham House
Jones Edward S., barber Mai kham House
Jones Elijah A., mason, r ^4 Jfari«^
Jones Eliza, wid T. M., r Memtts av,
Jo^n^sTli^a^^ndress, r 1^^ Bu^
I Jones Elizabeth, wid W., r 31* Johnson
-^ ItekM CLOTHING to orfir
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fifif msiiiiiiiicEi ^^it^i^?"" f ^^«™ ««•" ^.pt,
JON
Jones Ella, c, laundress, r 52 6a. R. R
Jones Ella, c, laundress r 122 Fort 1
Jones Emma ifi3s, wks Expo Mills
P^o^"""*' "' '*°'°^«' ' "-ear 117 S.
& ^"r- f' ??."4.^. ^ 8 S. Collins
Jones Jeremiah M. Rev c njLstnr \r.
don^a Church, r Jo^L^T^r""^,
T^°** •Jer'T, c, wks V. P. SlsBon "
Jon^ John, c. Ub, Ga. ll. R., r feCon-
Tnn»r vr. ' ' ,"""»"res8, r 8 s. CoUins naUy ' " "■' ' "" '-""■
w** V '*f ^'f ' l^^ 3S X.' Forsyth
Jones Eudora Mrs. dressmkr. r 30 Walker
.IoS2 ^'^''?f ^- ^^' ' 102 Washington
Jones E.,wid W., r 109 W. Baker
Jones £^ R., c, carver, r 95 Houston
•'rn!l\''^"^^.'-"^--.-s"qrme
Jones Frank, <•, carpenter, r 9 Bradley
Jones Frank W., grocer, 387 Whe^
Jones F. W., wkg^R. a b R. K ^'
"^ ton fS'"^' '*"' ^""""^"^^ rao FuJ-
te ^'^' '"?' J" ^^ Humphries
JonP° S^'"^'/' A***' ' ^ ChalShoochee
Jones John, wks J. 4 H. T. Trolbridse
Daniel ' "' '"^ ^- <*'^°' ' 1« ^-
"" Tlf D^'^tB^r" '' '^''^« ''"'^ «'^°*'«'^.
•'wti«h^/-'"="^^-^Barnett,r359
'T2l9lX^;f,- ^■^'^^^ * Co.,;
Jones John N., c, lab, r 63 Formwalt
Jones John S., supt, bds 58 y .^^yth
Joa^^ Joshua, c, Ub, r Vine, cor M^
rear 59
Jones Harriett, laundress,
Jones av
Jones Harold, c, shoemkr, 314 Decatur
Jones Helen Mi^s, r ^ e! Fair
Joner Henry, c, checker Markham House
Jones Henry, c lab, r rear 186 Da^
riftta '""'^ E-> carpenter, r ^Ma-
^""sTv^tr ^" "^^ ^^fi^ide ^Co., bds
'^ T^c^""^ ^-^ ^^'^'^ ^ Whitehall, r
JoSS wr!?"^' '^ ^^*f '^ ^- »• Steele
Jones Ida c, laundress, r 51 Henry
Jones Jackson, c, drii^r, r 127 WhLtt
Jones James, wks Gl5^i>tantI^^Snfg^
Jones James, moulder, r 28 Walnut
T^«!! T^^^' carpenter, r\95 Ande-^on
Jonee James, waiter Nation^ ^tel
r 644 Marietta ^nT- '^^^>
Jones Jerome, c, lab, r 307 Fort
15 E. Mitchell
Jone8J.M.,painterE.T.,Va dkaa R tj
lof ^^'^" ^^«' ^^^ Ada Cot Fc^^
Jones Kate, c, cook, r 153 Ellis ^
Jones Lafayette, c, lab, r 44 Merritts ay
Jones Lewis, c, drayman, r 59 Fulton
Jones Lewis, c, wks W. & A. R R
^pnes Lewis, c, brickmason, r 140 WTieat
Jones Lewis, c, driver r 1 1 si w w •
JO\FS I iTv r J' ^^^ ^' Hams
T? \- ^ C., auditor W. «t A. B
K., r 5o Marietta
Mi^h^r'''' '' """^^ ' ^«»^ 111 E.
Jones Lizrie, c, laundress, r 24 Ga R R
Jones Luoian, c, cook, r 15 Cain
Jo;egUic.nda J., wid W. Mr fa irn..
'ONTAINE
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JON
3»
JON
Jones Lucy, c, laundress, r 16 Eraser
Jones Lucy, c, nurse, r 218 E. Ellis
Jones Luella Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Joues Lula Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Jones L. C, wid P., r 143 Peachtree
Jones Marietta Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jones Margaret A., wid T., r 76 McDon-
ough
Jones Mary Mrs., wks Elsas, May & Co
Jones Martha, c, laundress, r 157 Ellis
Jones Mattie, c, laundress, r 1 Ella
Jones Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jones Mary Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Jones Mary, c, laundress, r 177 Fort
Jones Mary, c, laundress, r 299 Eraser
Jones Mary, c, laundress, r 216 C. R. R
Jone^ Mary, c, laundress, r 462 Marietta
Jones Mary, wid. Z. R., r 74 Mangum
Jones Mary E. Miss, 640 Mar'etta
Jones Monroe, c, lab.,, r 50 Ho well
Jones Moses, c, lab., r 400 Eraser
Jones Nancy, c, cook, r rear 42 Pratt
Jones Nettie J. Miss, teacher, Calhoun
St School
Jones Nicholas, grocer, 310 W. Peters, r
63 Forrawalt
Jones Oliver H. Mrs., r 67 E. Peters
Jones Owen W., carpenter, r 127 Maga-
zine
Jones Paul, whol. liquors, 22 E Alabama,
bds Markham House
Jones Ransom, carpenter, r 86 Wheat -
Jones Rachel, c, laundress, r 90 Jones
Jones Reps. M. (R.M. Jones & Co.), bds
Cannon House
Jones Reuben, patents, r 64 E Fair
Jones Richard, c, porter J. J. Barnes &
Co.
Jones Richard, c, shoemaker, r 112 Fort
Jones Richard, c, porter, r 18 Jenkins
Jones Richard, c, carpenter, r 172 Wheat
Jones Richmond, lab., r 206 Foster
Jones Robert, blksmith Ga. Pa. R. R., r
21 BeU
Jones Robert, c, drayman J. N. Dunn &
Co., r W. E
Jones Robert, e, porter L. Gholstin
Jones Robert, c, porter J. J. McKoy
Jones Robert, c, lab., r 110 Haynes
Jones Robert, c, porter S. W. Day, r 110
Haynes
Jones Robert, c, porter C. W. Wells
Jones Robert L., elk Mickelberry &
Whitlock, r 67 E. Peters
Jones Robert W., elk W. E. Jones, r 156
Calhoun
Jones Rule Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Jones Rufus F., carpenter, r 306 W.
Hunter
Jones R. A., machinist W.,& A. R. B
Jones R. M. & Co. (R. M. Jones and — —
), merchandise brokers, 56 £• Alft>
bama
Jones Sallie Miss, seamstress, r 206 W.
Fair
Joues Sallie, c, cook H. Williams, r 4t
Decatur
Jones Sallie, c, cook, r rear 100 Ellis
Jones Sallie, c, cook J. Nix, r 75 Peaclk-^
tree
Jones Sallie, c, nurse, r rear 87 Waverly
pi .v .-^ ■ : '-'
Jones Samuel, c, butler, r rear 146 White-
haU . V , " '
Jones Samuel H., contractor, r 58 Hood
Jones Sanders P.. trav agt P* Jones,
bds Markham House
Jones Sarah, c, cook, r rear 213 White-
hall .-i.^ <-- - ^»;-. 'i
Jones Sarah, wid D., r Highland av, ne
cor HilUard
Jones Sarah E., wid W. P., bds 179
Davis
Jones Selena, wid H. L. T., r 102 Wash-
ington
HMMMIMI
la
Jones Solomon, c, carpenter, r 303 Fort
Jones Stephen, c, driver, r 216 Fort
Jones Susan Miss, r 640 Marietta
Jones Susan, c, laundress, r 90 Jones
Jones Thomas, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Jones Thomas, carpenter F. W. HaJt <fc
Son, r 325 Jones
Jones Thomas J., lab, r 13 Randolph
Jones Thomes S., lab, r 21 Bradley
Jones Toliver B., salesman, r 84 Ellis
Jones Viney, c, laundress, r ws Hniianl,
3d s of Forrest av
Jones Walter R., elk D. H. Dougherty
Jones Warner P., trav j^ P. Jones, bds
Markham House
Jones Washington, fireman E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
Jones Washington, c, fireman; r 10 Val-
entine
Jones Wesley E., elk W. E. Jones, r 156
N. Calhoun
Jones William (Eddleman & Jones), r
17 Alexander
Jones William, baker, r 72 Alexander
Jones William, bds 30 Johnson
Jones (William, carpenter, r 233 Foster
Jones William, c, lab, r rear 111 Luckie
Jones William, elk, r 96 Crew
Jones Wdliam, c, lab, r 101 W. Foundry
Jones William, c, wks Globe Planter
MnfgCo
Jones William, c, Ub, r 118 g. Baker
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDG^ LARO,
fi54?
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REAL ESTATE
JON
e-vei^y <le«ioriptio]i, Oity
and Oountry, for mcLle l>v
232
W. J. WILLISGHAM l^i«^^S^
JUS
Jones William, c, porter, M. C. Barnett
& Co 100 Haynes^ ' i
Jones William, c, biksmith, r 51 Vic-
toria
Jones William, c, porter, Robson Bros.,
r 114 Irwin
Jones William, c, porter H. A. Boynton
Jones William A., elk, E. Johnson Son
«fc Co., r96Crew
Jones William E., agt carriages, 59 S.
Pryor, r 84 Ivy
Jones William L., detective, office 1 E.
WaU, r 122 Gullatt
Jones William M., c, drayman, r 48 Reed
JONES WILLIAM 0., agt, livery, feed
and sale stables, 51 Loyd, r 67 E Peters
Jones William R., roofing slate, bds 120
Whitehall
Jones William R , with W. F. Reeves, r
314Rawson (l i
Jones William V., elk, rll Walker
Jones Willis A., c, grocer, 164 Fraser, r
15 Reed
Jones Wilson, c, lab, r 22 Cliapel
Jones Wiley, c, lab, r 55 Victoria
Joplin Clarence E., c, carrier P. O., r 300
W.Mitchell i '
Joplin Milton, c, lab, r 300 "W. MitcheU
Jordan Alex., tobacco broker, bds Mark-
ham
Jordan Annie Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Jordan Annie, c, cook, r rear 242 Wash-
ington I
Jordan Casie Miss, wks Exik> Mills
Jordan Chnrles, driver, r 18 Vine
Jordan Charles, c, lab, r rear 2 Ga. R. R
Jordan Charles, c, drayman, r 12 Werner
Jordan Charles W., machinist, r 8
Walker
Jordan Eliza, wid Z., r 126 Elliott
Jordan Elva Miss, seamstress, r 126 El-
liott I
Jordan Emma, c, cook, r rifear 287 De-
catur
Jordaa George, trav agt r 177 S. Pryor
Jordan James, c, porter, r 186 S. Butler
Jordan James G., r 644 Marietta
Jordan James M., biksmith, r 639 Ma-
rietta '
Jordan James T., with W. fa. Brother-
ton, r 12 Formwalt
Jordan Jere, wksGa. Pac. By
Jordan John M., real estate, r 219 S
Pryor
,^ordan J. Turner, trav agt., r 12 Form-
wait
Jordan Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Jordan ^ancy, wid C, r 100 Chapel j
ONLY FIRST.OLASS
Jordan Ophelia, c, laundress, r rear 4ft
N. Broad
Jordan Robert J., lawyer, S}£ WhitehaU,.
r W . E ; . . s
Jordan Tandy, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty, bd*
18 Vine
Jordan William C, elk C. WaUace Jr. r
McDonough road '
Jordan William H., elk H. F. Emery, r
24 Cedar . 'y
Jordan William J., watchman, r 229^
Martin
Jordan Willis, c, lab, r 144 E. Baker
Joseph Frank, c, lab, r 19 Grady
Joseph Sarah, c, laundress, r 13 S. Cal-
houn
Josscee James H., butcher, 75 W. Peters.
r 240 W. Fair
Jossy Josiah W., with W. H. Brotherton
Jossy Robert, c, driver, r 220 Fort
Joy Andrew J., wood worker W. L.
Jarvis v F
Joyner James, Jr., clkPlnson & Dozier.
bds 15 E Mitchell
Joyner John C, policeman
Joyner Robert H., bkkpr Stewart &
Echols, r210 Luckie
JOYXER WALTHALL K., dep City
Marshal, r 209 Crew
JOYXER, see also Joiner
Joyce Fannie, c, waiter, r 91 Fraser
Joyce Fannie, c, domestic, r rear 120 S.
Pryor
Joyce Kittle, c, nurse, r rear 120 S.
Pryor
Joyce Nancy, c, cook, r-rear 17 Haynes
Joyce Richmond, c, driver, r 172 E. Ellis
Jucre David, c, lab, r 234 Wheat
Judah David, printer Sunday Record, r
23 W. MitcheU
Judah DunlapF., r 220 Peachtree
JUDSON JOHNC. (JudsonA Dunlop),
r 206 Crew ^ '
Judson Nannie Miss, dressmkr M. Rich
& Bros., rl40 Whitehall
JUpS05 & DUNLOP (J. C. Judson and
H. C. Dunlop), printers and paper
warehouse, 13 and 15 E. Hunter. (See
adv)
Julian Belle Miss, bds 161 Marietta
Julian Dora Miss, r 331 Marietta
Julian Samuel, c, lab, r 133 E. Harris
June Doc, c, butcher, r es Randolph Jd
n of Highland av
Justice Hepsey, wid J. B., r 64 Cone
Justice John, painter R, & D. R. R
Justin William T., grocer, Williams nw
cor Mills
KAD
233
KEL
KADEL ADAM, carpenter, E. T. Va.
& Ga. R. R
Kadel Richard, machinist, r 5 Jones al
Kagle Sclpio, c, lab, r 132 Smith
Kahn Henry, elk, r 90 PuUiam
Kahn Julius, trav agt J. J. Cohens Sons
Kalt Joseph B., with W. Bollman, r 76
Marietta
Kalt Joseph B., wks Expo. Mills, r 76
Marietta
Kamper Charles J. (C.J. Kamper & Co),
r 68 McDonough
KAMPER C. J. & CO. (C. J. Kamper
and E. H. Corlett), grocers, 70 Mc-
Donough
Kane Michael J., with A. J. Miller &
Co., r 100 Mangum
KANE, see also CAIN
Karr AUie Miss, w1j:8 Elsas, May & Co
Karr John A., salesman, r 216 ElUott
KARR, see also CARR
Karwisch Benjamin, grocer and saloon,
449 and 451 Marietta
Karwisch Henry (Steint & Karwisch),
baker, confectioner, grocer, saloon and
butcher, 84 to 88 Decatur
Kattenhorn Henry D. (Kattenhorn &
Vignaux), r 130 Gullatt
Kattenhorn & Vignaux (H. D. Katten-
horn and B. Vignaux), 4 E. WaU
Kates George W., editor r 58 Cone
Kates Sarah, c, laundress, r 18 Johnson
Katz William, wks The J. M. Brunswick
Balke Co, r Archer House
Kaufmann David (Lieberman, Kaufman
& Co), r 39 Formwalt
Kaufmann Susan Miss, r 39 Formwalt
Kay Margaret, wid W., r 85 Loyd
Kay Mary Miss, seamstress, r 6 Tren-
holm
Kean Jane, wid R, r 181 Rhodes
Kean Joseph, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Kean Mary E., wid W. R., r 140 Maga-
zine
Kean Minnie Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co., 140 Magazine i
Keai-ney Patrick, lab, r 8 Pulliam
Keel William H., conductor, W. <fc A.
R. R
Keeling William J., barkpr E. A. Massa,
r Luckie cor Cain
KEELY JOHN, dry goods, notions, shoes,
hats and millinery, 58 to 64 Whitehall,
r 159 S. Pryor
Keenan William C, fireman W. & A. B.
R., bds 190 Marietta
Keene Lizzie, c, laundress, r rear 3 Foster
Keener Charles, fireman W. «&; A. R. R
Keener Perry, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Keener T. M. elk, r 62>^ S. Broad
Keglor Charles, c, wks Cot. Com
Keiley Patrick, contractor, r 149 Man*
gum
Keirsey William, r 33 Yonge
Keith Anna E., wid J., r WUllams cor
Parker
Keith Charles J., teller James Bank^ bdsr
Cannon House
Keith Clark, c, lab, r 149 Irwin
Keith Eugene, c, porter, Atla. Nat. Bftok^
r 178 Fort
KEITH JASPER L., propr Cannott
House, 12 to 16 Marietta
Keith Jefferson, c, driver, r 156 W»
Foundry
Keith Klnch, c, lab, r 30 W. ftmpson
Keith William, c, porter, r 1» N. Butler
KeUam Eldridge P., bklq?r J. Warlif k <&.
Son, r 153 Nelson
Kellam John F., trav agt, r 31 Hayden
Kellam Mary F., wid D. S., r 31 Hayden
Keller Frank N., c, porter J. B. Daniel,,
r 125 Markham
Keller Jerome, engineer E. T., Va. dt
Ga. R. R., r 164 W. Peters
Keller Richard, c, lab, r 34 Vine
Keller Robert, c, porter National Hotel
Keiley Burgess G., bds 36 Gilmer
Keiley Charles, gtiident, bds 229 Marietta
Keiley Robert, office boy W. U. Tel. Co-
Keiley Philip, fireman E. T., Va.»& Ga..
R. R
Kelly Alexander, c, porter, r rear 342
Peachtree ^
Kelly Ann, wid M., r 359 Decatur
Kelly Benjamin, watchmkr, 22 Peach-
tree, r 207 Boulevard
Kelly Carrie Mrs., dressmkr, r 11&
Houston
Kelly Daniel (J. A D. Kelly), bds Cvp^
no House
Kelly Fanny, c, cook, r 35 Richmond
Kelly Floyd, engineer R. <fc D. R. R
Kelly Frank W., with M. Berry, bd»
Markham House
Kelly Isaac, c, lab, r 191 Fillmore
Kelly James, c, lab, r 19 Gremunden
Kelly James H., policeman, r Decatur^
nr limits
Kelly John (J. & D. Kelly), r 38 EUis
Kelly J. & D., saloon, 15 Marietta
Kelly Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Kelly Mat^ew, c, barber shop, 190 Ma-
rietta, r 36 Thurman
Kelly Pinkney, r, wks W. A A. B. R., v
162 Simpson
KeUy Richard F., Gate City St. Qkt
driver
linder Oate City National Bankt
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sure Fit SMrts at M.
Keeps no trash called slilrli;
U and 13 WKitoliail SL
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Insure Dwellings fiir 1 to ft
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KEL
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Kelly Rosa Miss, nurse Peter Lynch "
Kelly Robert, c, porter J^ational Hotel, r
161 Martin
KeUy, Rosser <fc Co. ( W. A. Kelly, E. B.
Rosser, and T. M. Armstrong), cotton
factors and com mers, 28 W. Hunter,
Kelly Susan Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Kelly Thomas, c, porter National Hotel
Kelly Wade, c, waiter, r 28 Salomon
Kelly William, moulder, r 12 Fowler
Kelly William A. (Kelly, Rosser <fc Co.),
229S. FoFsyth
Kelly WUliam S., bkkpr, r 99 W. Baker
Kelsey William, butcher, r 27 Battle
Kelson Richard, c, lab, r 33 Fort
Keltner Harriet, wid G. W., r 271 Jones
Keltner Thomas, elk R. A. Holliday, r
271Jone8
Keltner Thomas W., supt Bell St Com-
press, r 2»4 Haynes
Keltner Washington (Buckshaw & Kelt-
ner), r 67>^ S. Broad
Kemp EUa, e, cook, r rear 25 W. Garnett
Kemp James, c, driver, r 40 W. Hum-
phries ij
Kemp John, c, coachman F. P. Rice, r
186 Peachtree
Kemp Madison, carpenter, r 11 Means
Kempner Adolph, elk J Keely, r 39>^
WhilehaU
Kempner House, M. Kempner, prop, 39 J
Whitehall
Kempner Max, prop Kempner House,
r 39>^ Whitehall
Kendall T.R.Rev., pastor Trinity Church,
r 10 West Peters j
Kendrick Almarine, bds 182 W. Foundry
Kendrick Charles, c, wks Union Stock
Yards
Kendrick CUrke, c, barber P. Maltry
Kendrick Ous, c, porter, r 161 Houston
Kendrick Henry, c, wks Atla. Bridge
Wks, r40gtate ,v ^
Kendrick Ida Miss, r 38 Cone
Kendrick James F. (Kendrick <t Ander-
son), r41> Powers
Kendrick John P., carpenter, r 42 Pow-
ers ^
Kendrick Julia, wid. J. K., r 7 Mill
Kendrick J. R., wks E. Van Winkle A
Co •
Kendrick Louisa A., wid. D. P^ r 162
W. Foundry
Kendrick Sarah Miss, r 36 Cone
Kendrick Washington, c, drayman, r 71
Irwin
Kendrick Winston, c, lab, r 40 State
Kendrick & Anderson (J. S. Kendrick
and W. R. Anderson), contractors and
builders, 95 S. Pry or
Kennedy Belle Miss, teacher, r 126 Mc-
Donough
Kennedy Emilie D., wid. H., r 119 Davis
Kennedy Francis A., fireman Ga. R. R.
Kennedy James, wks Winship & Bro
Kennedy Jas. C, carpenter, r 79 Howell
Kennedy James F., machinfst, r 121
Davis
Kennedy James W., dentist, r 257 Wash-
ington
Kennedy Jane Mrs., dre^maker, r 126
McDonough
Kennedy Jennie, c, laundress, r 186 Hil-
liard ;>*^i ■ ' :?
Kennedy Jennie, c, cook, r 56 C. R. R
Kennedy John G., engineer W. & A. R.
R., r 67 W. Simpson
Kennedy John R., mason, r 4 Bell
Kennedy Laura C. Miss, rl67 Decatur
Kennedy Luna Miss, r 167 Decatur
Kennedy Martin (Kennedy & Hagan), r
13 Pulliam
KENNEDY MARY MISS, millinery, dO%
Whitehall, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy R. L., wks P. W. Hart & Son,
r 207 Luckie \.
Kennedy Samuel B. (Bestine, May &
Co.), r223 Boulevard
Kennedy Sarah E. Miss, r 74 Mangum
Kennedy Simon, lab, r 13 Pulliam
Kennedy Thomas, c, wks J. M. Latham
Kennedy Thomas H., bkkpr High tower
& Hallman, r 16 Powers
Kennedy William A., shoemkr, 256
Decatur, r 4 Bell
Kennedy & Hagan (M. Kennedy and B.
O. Hagan), com. auctioneers, 14 W.
Mitchell
Kenner Maud A. Miss, r 100 Crew
Kenner Thomas M., with W. H. Broth-
erton, bds 31 W. Garnett
Kenner William, elk Chamberlin, John-
son <& Co
Kenner William H., trav. agt Clarke,*
Herbert & Co., r 200 Crew
K1N5E8AW MILLS CO., office 26 £.
Alabama
Kennesaw Rifles, M. Spencer, captain,
W. J. White, Ist lieut. ; 40 men. Hun-
ter, se cor WasliingtOQ
Kenney Frank M. (Johnson, Kenny &
Co.), r 67 Stone woll
Kennon Aldus X., printer Sunny South,
r 186 Haynes
Kennon Cora Miss, r 56 Spring
Kennon Elizabeth, r 186 Haynes
LtPDIf ABB It MAT *** ^^^^^ *"^ ^^"^ ^^ tumbf faster tlian y%u oan taU
WiUliiMil i HUi ttiway. CapMity 25,000 fott pm* day. Ttltphoiu Ho. 380.
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TO ill Li A I Wn I Lit FOR FBIGES TO THS TRAHB.
KElf
235
KIM
Kenny Edward P.(Clemmon8 <fe Kenny),
r 50 E. Hunter
Kenny Eliza Mrs., boarding, 50 E. Hun-
ter
Kenny George, elk H. Wolfe, bds 42 E-
Mitchell
Kenny James B., barlcpr O. C. Carroll,
r Ivy, cor Gilmer
Kenny John E., genl. agt Fleischmann
& Co.'s Yeast, 110 Peachtree
iEXSJ PATRICK J. (Kenny A Wer-
ner), and saloon, 7 E. Alabama, r 242
Washington*
Kenny Theresa, wid M. E., r 53 E. Fair
Kenny Thomas, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Kenny Thomas, molder McCombs, Mea-
Idn & Co., r Pratt
KBXXT & WEBIfER (P. J. Kenny and
H. Werner), saloon and billiards, 14
and 16 Marietta
Kent Alexander H., fertilizer agt, 693^
E. Alabama, r 78 McDaniel
Kent Alice Miss, wlcs Atla. Cot. Faety
Kent Columbus D., carpenter, r Bell-
wood
Kent Daniel H., lab, r Bellwood
Kent Evarts, pastor Ist Con. Church, r
109 Houston
Kent Loveney, wid. J., r 459 Marietta
Kent Lucy Miss, with BLancock & Col-
lier, r 459 Marietta
Kenyon Neptune, c, driver, r 100 Hil-
liard
Keown James T., furniture, 320 Deca-
tur, r 16 Moore
Kernodle Columbus C, asst. baggage agt
Ballard'^ Transfer Co., r 174 Crew
Kerr Andrew, plowmkr, r ss Cox, 3d w
Williams
Kerr Frances, wid J., r 2 Means
Kerr Isaac (Shannon & Kerr), r 111
Garnett
Kerr Jane Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co.,
r 2 Means
Kerr Mary Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co.,
r 2 Means
Kerr Jesse C, student, bds Grate City
Hotel
Kershaw John J., machinist, r 97 E.
Hunter
Kershaw William, machinist, r 97 E.
Hunter.
Kerstan Augustus F. F. Rev., pastor
German Lutheran Church and physi-
cian, r 108 Rawson
Kersteiner Jack, mackinlst E. T., Va. Ss
Ga. R. R. Shops, bds 23 Ella J.
Kesler Louis, barkpr Curran A Scott, r
203^ £. Alabama
Ketchum Sarah B., wid. ll; O., r 41A
WhitehaU
Ketner John H., agt Kennesaw Mills, r
203 McDonough ^ - >
Key Amos, carpenter, r ss Cox, 4th w of
Williams
Key Frances Miss, wks Elsas, May Ss
Co
Key Jefferson, c, lab, r 9 Lane
Key Mary, wid. G., r 127 Jones av
Key Patsy, c, cook, r 50 Howeil
Key William, c, wks Cotton Compress
Kieklighter, Charles J., fish and oysters,
104 WhitehaU, r W.,E.
Kicldighter Frederick T., shipper Moore,
Marsh A Co., r 23 Larkin
Kieklighter Lucy Miss, r 128 W. Fair
Kieklighter Mary, wid. F., r 128 W. Fair
Kieklighter Spencer C, salesman Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 308 W. Peachtree
Kidd Harriet, c, laundresfi, r 21 Porter al
Kidd James, c, lab, r 211 Cooper
Kidd Sarah, wid G., r 43 E. Peters
Kiddoo Amanda C, wid J> J., r 206 W,
Fair
Kidwell Edward, engineer E. T., Va. Ss
G^. R. R., r 30 Windsor
Kidwell Ella, wid R., bds 74 Hill
Kidwell George H., blksmith, E.T., Va.
<fc Ga. R., r 30 Windsor
Kidwell Katie Miss, r 30 Windsor
Kieferstein K., elk E. Clarke, r 66 Loyd
Kierbow John B. (TJdweU & Kierbow),
r 236 W. Peter«
Kierbow Joseph H., hamessmkr, r 15"
Rhodes
Kieth Greorgia, c, laundress, r 88 Crew
Kile Napoleon, wIls J. E. Gullatt, r 13
Leoniu:tl
Kile Thomas, r 4S Howell
KUe Thrasher, elk W. C. KUe, r 12 Leon-
ard
Kile William C, saloon, 377 W. Peters, r
12 Lonard
Kiletrue Simon, o, r 55 Victoria
Kiley John, miller, Brenner, Zachry Ss
Co., bds 247 B. Fair
Kilgore Frank, c, lab, r 179 Port
KilUan Abraham, tinner, bds 61 Johnson
KUlian Dolph A., wks W. K. Booth, r 82
Davis
Killian Gustavus,
Davis
Kilpatrick William, farmer, r rear 4
Means
Ejmball Abraham, c, wks G. W. Jack Ss
Co
Kimball Charles, paper-han^r, M. M.
Mauck,^r 112 Whitehall
camaggmkr,
WW ffWMW '" STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CeRN, POftK, SID^^ LAjK"
KIM
236
KIN
Kimball Edward, c, flreman, r 282 De-
catur
Kimball Fannie, wld P. A., r 15 E.
Harris
Kimball Hannibal I. (H. I. Kimball, L.
B. Wheeler & Co.), r 292 Peachtree
Kimball House Co., Pryor, bet Decatur
and Wall i
Kimball Howard, c, porter, G. M. Galley
KIMBALL H. L, L. B. WHEELER &
CO. (H. I. Kimball, L. B. Wheeler
and W. H. Smyth), architects, 9>^
Peachtree. (See p. 43.)
KIMBALL JOHX C, coal, wood, lime
and cement, rear 72 Marietta, and 11
E. Alabama, r 25 Kimball. (See adv.)
Kimball Kate, wid C, r 1123^ Whitehall
Kimball Malvern, elk, r 25 Jones
Kimball Mattie, c, laundrese, r 20 HUliard
Kimball Perry, c, lab, r 211 Fort
Kimball Walter J., bkkpr, bds 100 Wal-
ton
Kimball William, moulder, bds 80 Plum
Kimbrell Fanny Mrs., dressmkr, r 56
Walker
Kimbrell George, stonecutter 69 Waverly
pi, r 8 Bradley j
KimbreU WUliam M., elk J. Keely, r
Stone Mt
Kimbro Emma, wid W., r Bellwood
Kimbro Marandy, wid J., r 14 Venable
Kimbro Riley P. S., with W. W. Haskell
& Co., r 9 Houston i
Kimbro WiUiam T., elk C. W. Wells, r
47 N. Collins
Kincannon M. E. Mrs., rl58 W. Baker
Kincannon Samuel F., dryj^oods and
gioceries, 290 Marietta, r 158 W. Baker
Kincheon Thomas, c, wks Maidox,
Rucker & Co
Kindley Julia, wid F., r 38 E. Ellis
Kindrall Edward, c, driver, r 280 Crew
Kindrall Tingj, c, laundress, r 280 Crew
Kindrall William, c, butcher, r280 Crew
King Albert S., elk, r 184 X. Collins
KingAlexander C. (Van Epps, Calhoun
AKang), r 485 Peachtree
King Annie, c, cook, r rear 158 S. For-
syth
King Asbury, c, painter, r 26 Ira
King Barrington J., with Beck & Gregg
Hardware Co., r 68 Pulliam
King Chaney, c, cook, r rear 70 Loyd
King Charles W., dyer, 177 Marietta
King Charles H. Rev., c, r 276 Wheat
King Charles L., carpenter, r 10 Bailey
KiDg Charles P., c, porter Estey Oriran
Co., r 22 Clifford
King Columbus, c, maaon, r Cain nw
cor Fort
King Daniel, c, driver, r 64 E. Hum-
phries
King Delia, c, cook, r rear 143 Walton
King Delia Miss, r 184 X. Collins
King Duncan, c, barber Nat'l Hotel •
King Edward P., elk By. M. S., r 49 B^
Cain V ;
King Emanuel, c, shoemkr, r Spinkg al
2d n of Magazine "^^
King Estelle Miss, r A Fnitua Koi-tcry
King Ezzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
King Fannie, c, laundress, r 93 W..
Foundry
King Fenton, wid B. S., r 7 Chapel
KING FRED, physician Vnd druggist,
57 Decatur, r 72 X. Collins
King George E. (G. E. King & Co.), r
Edgewood
KOG GEORGE E. & CO. (G. E. King
and ), hardware, 49 Peachtree
King Harriet, c, cook, r rear 16 W. Gar-
nett
King Henderson J., c, mason,r 145 Smith.
King Hilliard, c, lab, r 74 Hilliard
King James, c, mason, r 251 N. Calhoun
King James C, carpenter, r 198>^ Ma-
rietta
King James E., c, tailor J. C. Hudffins,
r 276 Wheat
King James R., supt Fulton Mills, r A
Fulton Factory
King James R., Jr., elk M. C. & J. P.
Kiser & Co
King John, wks Expo Mills
King John, wksH. Crankshaw & Co
King John,fireman E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R
King John G., ins. agt, 24>^ S. Broad, r
127 Ivy
King Joseph D., c, barber, r 234 W.
Mitchell
King Joseph L. (Boyd & King, r 157
Calhoun
King Marion Miss, r A Fulton Factory
King Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 305 W.
Peters
King Mattie Miss, mailing elk Sunny
South, r 48 S. Broad
King Mattie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
King Minnie Miss, wks Elsas, May <ft Co
King Oliver H., artist Elsas, May & Co.,
r 106 Smith
King Porter (Jackson <& Kinir, r 99 E.
MitcheU
King Preston, c, porter, r 22 Clifford
King P. H. (P. H. King & Co.), r coun-
try
comer Alabama and Pryor Streets for fine
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER.
W .1 WTTITNATTAM g,a^J?-a5: "^
KIN
237
KIT
King P. H. & Co. (P. H. King and B. J.
Fi'ller), bakeiy, 188 Marietta
King Robert K., with Ristine, May <fc
Co., r 157 N. Calhoun - - -
King Rufus M., c, lab, r 23 Crumley
Krog Sallie Miss, with Hart Bros., r 305
W . Peters
King Sallie, c, wks Atla. Cot. Facty
King Sa.ah, wid J., r 184 N. CoUins
King Susan F., wid T. J., r 205 Luckie
King S. O., wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
King Tallie R., c, grocer, 209 W. Peters
King Thomas, wks Expo. Mills
King Tliomas S., R. P. O. elk, r 106
Smith
King W ll'am Jr., elk Compt. Geni., r 31
W. Harri«
King WiUiam, fireman E. T., Va. & Ga.
E. R
King William, c, lab, r 7 State
King William, c, wks Cliicago Meat
^^larket
King William A., r 11 Henry '^'^
King William C, with S. M. Inman <&
Co., r 31 W. Harris ^^^"
King William G. (Crenshaw & King), r
111 Houston
KingWiUis A., sanitary Inspector, r 7
Chapel
King W., c, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Kin? W. Jr., c, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Kingsbery Charles S. (Edwin Bates &
Co.), r 288 Peachtree
Kingsbery Edwin, with Moore, Marsh <&
Co., r ICO Jackson
Kingsbery Joseph (Moore, Marsh &
Co.), r 301 Peachtree
Kinuebrew Charles D., trav agt Po-
tapsco Guano Co
Kinsev Allen T., r 54 Fowler
Kintchen John, bkkpr, bds 116>^ White-
haU
Kinyon J. P., bkkpr W. & A. R. B
Kinvon Neptune, c, drayman T. M.
Clarke & Co
Kinyoa William, carpenter W. & A.
R. R., r210Hayne8
Kiuyon WUliam J., painter W. & A. R.
B., r 210 Havnes
Kirbee Lewis G., r 150 Davis
Krby A. L. Mrs., r 8 Wheat
Kii'by Edward, baggage master E. T.,
Va. & Ga. and Ga. Pac. R. R., r 58
N. Forsyth
Kirby Edwin E., elk, bds, 58 N. Forsyth
Kirby Henry, lab, r 59 Foster
KIRBT J. EDWARD, contractor, *J}4 N.
BroRd, r 26 N. Forsyth
Kiiclier F., shoemkr, 91 Peachtree
KircuBS Thomas, watchman jp"* W» Hart
& Son ' '
Kirk Mary, wld C, r 42 Pratt
KIBKE THOMAS, manager Hull Vapor
Stove Co., r 177 Alexander
Kirkhan Arthur H., upholsterer Latfarep
& White, r 46 Marietta
Kirkhan George, upholsterer LaUirop & .
White, r 46 Marietta f i * >
Kirkland Delia Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Kirldand Isaac, c, wks McCombs, Mea-
kin & Co., r Spinks al - " .
Kirldand James, c, r rear 31 Washington
Kirkland Lou Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Kk-kland Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Kirkpatrick Aaron, c, wks Cot. Com
Kirkpatrick Boston, c, lab, r rear 192
HiUiard t .^j^ ^'*.\\ «
Kirkpatrick Fannie Miss, wks Elsas,
May & Co
Kirkpatrick Fleming, c, porter D. G.
Peel, r rear 19 Irwin
Kirkpatrick Hulda A., wid W. N., r 143
Jones
Kirkpatrick John C, whol hardware
and iron, 25 Bartow, r 54 W. Baker
Kirkp^ trick WaUace M., with Clarke.
Thompson A Co., r Decatur, Ga
Kirkp*' trick WiUiam D., salesman J. C.
Kirkpatrick, r Decatur, Ga
Kirksey George W., engineer, r 23 N.
CoUins
Kiser Andrew J., trav agt Tanner, Cur-
rier & Heath, r Palmetto, Ga
Kiser John B., fireman W. & A. B. B., r
378 S. Pryor
Kiser J. F., Mrs., r 267 Peachtree
Kiser Gordon P., with M. C. & J. F.
Kiser & Co., r 378 S. Pryor
Kiser Marion C. (M. C. & J. F. Kiser &
Co.), r265 Peachtree
Kiser Marv Mrs., r 157 W. Foundry
KISER M. C. and J. F. k CO.
(M. C. and Mrs. J. F. Kiser, W. S.
Everett, W. E. Ragan, W. F. Peck
and C. F. Malone), whol. dry ^obds,
notions, boots shoes, and hats, Pryor
ne cor Wall
Kiser Sarah A., wid M. P., r 378 S. Pryor
Kitchen Abe, c, waiter, E. Mercer
Kitchen George, c, mason, r 153EUis
Kitchen Thomas, carpenter, r 6 Means
Kitchen Thomas, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Kitchen WUliam W., engineer, R. & D.
R. R
Kittle Joseph, wks Expo. Mills
Kittle Henrietta Miss, wks Expo. MUlfl
W. M. Scott
TBS mm mi
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KIV
Ofltce \S}4 S. Brocul St.
338
KUH
Kiverstein Kapfel, elk, r 66 Loyd
Klaitz William, bkkpr, r 90 Formwalt
Klasset Andrew, grocer, 98 Xelson
Klssset Andrew, wks Winehip & Bro.
r 40 Kock
Klasset Charles, runner Hook and Lad-
der Co., rl2 Bailey , |
Klasset Charles, upholsterer, r 32 Bailey
Klasset Fred William, gunsmith Heinz
& Berkele, r 2 Walker
Klasset John T., elk, r 100 Nelson '
Kleinert Maria, wid G., r 32 Brotherton
Klingelsmith Joseph M., agent 37 Mari-
etta, bds 141 McDonough
Kluttz Thomas A.,with Fay & Eichberff,
bds 15 E. Peters
Knab George A., printer H. H. Dickson,
r275 Pine j j
Knapp Joseph, c, laB, r d City al ,
OAPP REGOALD H., real estate, 8
E. Alabama, r 404 Washington. (See
covers.)
Knapp Thomas c, cai-penter, W. R.
Jester i ^^^
Knie Hermon C, carpenter, r 13 Newton
Knight Clara, wid G. W., r 428 E. Fair
Knight Clara C. Mrs., teaeher Fair St.
School, r 250 E. Hunter
^Si^rS^ Elrrore, flagman A-L. R. R., bds
99 Terry
Knight John L., eoUector Atla. Gas Co..
r 22 Haynes '
Knight Julia Mrs., bds 201 Ivy
Knight J. N., machinist E. Van Winkle
& Co
Knight Mary, c, laundress, r 172 Fort
Knight Rachel, c, laundress, r 172 Fort
Knight Rucien L., bkkpr J. B. Daniel,
r 252 E. Hunter
Knight William, c, barber Nat'l Hotel
Knock Mary, c, cook, r 3 Kirk
Knott Benjamin F., wks A. L. Ry., r 84
S. Butler
. Knott James, painter R. C. Bosche, r 82
S. Butler
Knott James J. (Knotty Harris), r 64
N. Pryor
Knott James M., r 88 S. BuUer
Knott John W., engineer, r 82 S. Butler
Knott Walter, c, grocer, r 17 Biggers
Knott Z. B. Mrs., r 26 Wheat
Knott & Harris, (J. J. Knott A N. O.
Harris), physicians, 3>^ Whitehall
Knowley Lewis, c, porter, r rear 99
Walton
KHOWLSS CLAMNCE, manager South-
ern Dept Ctermania Fire Ins Co., 30^
^Jtoirtta, r 220 Peachtree
Window Frames. fln« Inside Work,
Stie^ins. (Hard Wood or plno)
Knowles George W., wks M. Gaines, r
14 £. Haynes
Knowles Richard, c, lab, r 55 ^^ewton
Knox Howard, c, lab, r rear 90 Crew
Knox James, c, driver, r 181 S. Forsyth
Knox James C, cashier Gate City Pro
and Cot Exeh., r 41)^ S. Broad
Knox John S., fertilizers, 15>^ S. Broad
Knox Lizzie Miss, r 71 W. Mitchell
Knox Robert, r 71 W. MitcheU
Koch Frederick (Koch & Bro.), r Dekalb
\-/0
Koch William (Koch & Bro.), r UU.
Marietta ^
Koch & Bro., (F. and W. Koch)
butchers, 34 Marietta
Kocher Emeline, wid A., r 49 Thurmond
K^rber M. A. Mrs., prop Gate City
Hotel, r 40>^ Decatur ^
Kolb Mary, c, laundress, r 180 McDaniel
Konkie Thomas G., mason, r 43 W
Foundry
KONTZ AJfTON L., asst supt Pullman
Sou Car Co., r 76 Marietta
Kramer Charles C. ( W. W. Huff & Co.)
bds Adams House '
Kramer William F., carpenter Atla.
Bridge Wks., r385 Wheat
Kreis Fannie, wid G. W., r 312 Rawson
Kreis Jacob, butcher, 113 Whitehall, r
W^, E
Kreis Jacob E. dyer, 7 W. Peters
Kries Augustus W., biU poster, Mark-
ham House, bds 28 N. Forsyth
Kries Michael, butcher, 224 Fair and 106.
Decatur, r 112 Rawson
Kreisle Alexander, clothing, 30 White-
hall, r 39^ Whitehall
Kretler Henry, elk A. Lebanoff, r 13
W. Peters
Kricus J. M., wks Exik). Mills
Kricus Martha Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Kncus Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Krog Frederick, engineer, r 368 Decatur
Krouse Harry (Elmore & Krouse), r 9
Wheat
Kruger Edward H. Prof., music teacher.
150 Loyd *■
Krutch Charles C, retoucher C. W.
Motes
Kuhns Julius H. ( J.H. <fc W. T. Kuhns),
r 336 Luckie '
Kuhns WUliam T. (J. H. & W. T.
Kuhns), r Edgewood
Kuhrt Henry G. (H. G. Kuhrt <t Co.),
pres. AUa. City Brewing Co., r 20»
Whitehall
^krmi&iiK
lUI
385.
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2 lim lil HMI HM CI.
KUH
239
Phatont, Spring Wagons, Etc
LAM
Kuhrt Henry G., Jr., elk H. G. Huhrt &
Co., r 209 Whitehall
KUHBT H. G. k CO. (H. G. Kuhrt and
J. F. Evers), cigars and tobacco, 1
Whitehall
Kuntz Lena, r 161 W. Mitchell
Kuntz Lewis A., elk 161 W. Mitchell
Kuthmau Richard, r 88 Luckie
Kutschan Lela Miss, r 54 E. Harrig
Kutschan Rudolph, stone cutter, Walsh
A Patterson Bros., r 54 E. Harris
Kutz Henrietta, wid. S., r 234 Whitehall
Kutz Max (Regenstein & Kutz), r 18
Cooper
Kyle George, wks Curran & Co .-^^
128
.^ jQTfmu^ Journal, r
.- V - ■ ,■ /" ' >S -, i
Miss, music teacher, r
LACKEY JAMES M., butcher,
Marietta r 269 Marietta
Lackey Piney, c,. laundress, r 80 Little
Lackey Thomas, c, driver, r 80 Little
Lacy Cornelius, c, lab, r rear 96 Crew
Lacv WilUam R., elk, J. L. Griffin, r 9
W. Mitchell
LADD ALONZO C, lime, cement and
plaster, 16 S. Forsyth, r280 W. Peach-
tree
LADD DANIEL B., manager, L. E. Ladd
r 92 Wheat
Ladd John, conductor, r 32 Walnut
LADD L. E., coal, wood and lime, D. B.
Ladil, manager, 45 N. Pryor, r 92
Wheat
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society, For-
syth nw cor Gamett
LaFontaine Edward L., pulnter, B. &
D. R. R.
LAFOKTAIXE JAMES M* (LaFontaine
& May), r 172 Davis
LaFontaine John L., machinist, bds 1
Lowe
LaFontaine J. A., carpenter, W. <fe A.
R R
LA FOUTTAINE & MAY (J. M. LaFon-
taine and G. S. May), planing mUl,
lumber mnfrs and dealers, 96 W.
Mitchell, Telephone No. 385, (see bot^
torn lines and p 62)
LAG0MAR8IN0 JOHN, ft-uits and con-
fectionery, 4 Whitehall, and 19 Peach-
tree r 47 Church, (see p 46)
Lagomarsino & Balocchi (J. Lagomar-
sino and C. T. Balocchi), confectioners,
36 Marietta
La Hatt Elizabeth, wid C. H.,r30W.
Gamett
La Hatt Fannie Miss, milliner, r 30 W.
Gamett
La Hatt Julius H., butcher, 73>^ Peach-
tree, r 30 W. Gamett
La Hatt Macon T,
30 W. Garnett
La Hatt Minnie
30 W. Gamett
Laird Annie Miss, r 158 Fillmore
Laird Ava Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Laird Eli B., baggage master, r 185 Fill-
more
Laird E. Cody, elk C. F. Fairbanks, r
65 Eraser
Laird John, wks Elsas, May A Co
Laird John W., engineer, r 185 Fillmore
Laird Lewis J., agt Wm Wood & Co.,
N. Y., r 65 Fraser
Laird Mary A., wid T. J., r 185 FiUmore
Laird Minnie L. Miss, r 290 Decatur
Laird Richard W., carpenter, r 30
Tones av
Laird Thomas, conductor, r 190 Fillmore
Laird Wesley, with Maier A Delkin, r
185 Fillmore
LAIRD WILLLiM, grocer, 197 White-
hall, r 203 Rawson
Laird William D., cabinet mkr, r 290 De-
catur
Laird W. O., wks Globe Planter Co
Lake Frank, cashier J. M. High, r 194
S. Prvor
Lamar Adolphus, c, porter W. E. Hoyle
Lamar Al^-xandef; c, wks E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
Lamar Cato, c, porter Thos. Peters, r 36
Richardson
Lamar George W., c, r 52 Gate City
Lamar H. J., pres. Swift Specific Co., e
Macon, Ga
Lamar Isaiah, c, wks Maddox, Rucker
& Co
Lamar James, c, lab, r 145 Markham
Lamar John, c, driver, r W. E
Lamar Laura, c, laundress, r 94 Ander-
son
Lamar Minnie Miss, bds 10 Line
Lamar Mollle, c, cook, r 17 I^owe's al
LAHAR, RANHN & LAMAB (H. J.
and H. J. Lamar, Jr., J. W. Rankin,
W. A. Loyless, L. H. Muse and R. R.
Evans), whol dmggists, 40 and 42 E.
Wall
Lamb E. S., wks Expo. Mills
Lamb John, builder, bds 64 W. Foundry
Lambdin William W., teacher Means'
High School, bds 76 N. Forsyth
LAMBERT ALPHONSE, florist and
landscape gardener, E. Fair, sw cor
Wood, r Chatham, ne cor Wood. (See
p. 43).
I Lambert Annie, wid W., r 100 Chapel
Fim
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES. LAMD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, op. to PAINC,
ROWLAND * CO. • * ll North lro«< SIrert.
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LAM 240
SOLD Jc RENTED.
y, Farms, Mills, Lands, etc.
Real Estate Ag% 36 Wall 8t
LAN
LAMBERT CHARLES G., manairer The
Smger Mfg Co., r 17 mne
Lambert C. K., train hand, bds 77 Deca-
tur
Libert Joseph, florist and nursenr, 150
W. Simpson
Lambert John, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Lambert Mary, wid P. K., r 17 Rich-
mond
Lambert Nellie E., r Spencer, ne cor
Maple
iiambert Patrick, boilermkr E. T Va
<fcGa. R.R ' *•
Lambert Robert, c, grocer, 108 McDaniel
Lambert Samuel, wks E. Haiman r
Bell wood
Lambert Victor E., with A. Lambert, r
Chatham, sw cor Wood
Lamey Rachel, wid G., bds 317 E. Fair
l^amless George, wks Sou. Agl Wks
Lament John H., machinist, r 49 Powers
Lamphier William M., r 346 Whitehall
Lampkm Charles, c, lab, r 5 Beckwith
Lampkm Robert C, wk^ John Ryan,
bds oO Church I '
Lampkin William W., ^^ith S. M. Inman
<fc Co., r Dalton
Lanaham Mary A. Miss, binder, r 25
Cone
Lancaster Martha S. Mrs., r 95 N. Cal-
houn I
Lancaster John F., physician, r 95 N.
Calhoun
^^J^j^ter Lavinia, wid H., r 40 Chatta-
L^ce John, engineer, W. & A. R. R r
o8 Jones av j| '
Land Caudia, wid J., r 58 Martin
Land Frank^ conductor, bds 1 Markham
T 1 ^J7 ^^^'^ dressmkr, r 79 Rhodes
L^d MUton W., contractor, bda 138
Walton I
Lamdauer Sigmund, vice pres. Sou. Agl.
Wks., r 42 Walton ^
J^^^^'' ^^''S ^- ^"^'^ ^ 25 McAfee
Landers J. H., fireman W. & A. R R
Landers Lewis, lab, r 78 Terry
Landers Louisa, wid B., r 22 W. & A.
-K. K
Landers Lucia, wid T., r 78 Terry
Landers Lucy Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
l^anders Mary, wks Dudley & WUson
Landers WUliam, guard City Stockade, r
78 lerry 1 '
Lwiders William, c, shoemkr, rl5 Poun-
Landis P., machinist, Boyd <fc Kinff
Fc^t^^"" ^°n^e Mrs., wks Atlaf Cot.
Landman William T., wks Atia. Cot.
Fcty., r 38 Hayden
Landon Henry, c, driver, r 21 Valentine
Landrum Birdie Miss, r 249 Foster
Landrum Edgar L., R. P. O. elk, r 12
Sprmg '
Landrum Fayette, N., c, grocer. 111
Markham, r 134 Markham
Landrum Henry, c, drayman, Simons <&;
Drummond, r 64 Valentine
Landrum James A., grocer, Peachtree,
bey limits *
L^drum John N., agt. grocer, 54 Peach-
tree and 37 N. Broad, r Peachtree bey
limits ^
Landrum Simeon H., elk J. N. Landrum,
r 70 W. Harris ,
Landrum Sylvanus P.^ brakeman, r 140
W. Baker
Landrum Walter H., c, grocer, 89 Tatt-
nall, r 17 High ' & »
Lane Edgar, tinner A. P. Stewart & Co
i^ane Edna, c, nurse, r rear 4 Walker
J'l>?^''Fi^n^-' architect and builder,
r 321 N. Collins
Lane Joje H., trav agt M. C. ifc J. F.
Ki«er <fc Co., r 76 Ivy
Lane Josephine Miss, bds 260 Eraser
Lane Mary, c, laundress, r 28 Trenholm
l^^e Victoria, c, domestic, r rear 30
Form wait
Laney Josie, c, cook, r rear 143 S. Pryor
l.ang Jeptha A., carpenter, r 578 Wheat
l^ng Morris, shoemkr, 9 E. Hunter
Lange Sophia Mrs., baker, 83 N. Calhoun
Langfleld I annie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Lan^ord George, c, lab, r 153 Houston
"^Zftl^'t^^i,^ ^^' ^' ^- ^- ^^^
Langford William Y., janitor Court
House, r 163 Fillmore
^^S^^:l9^"' B., wks Cox & Abbott, r
117 Pu.liam
^ w^?, ^^a^^es E., yard master, bds 44
Walker
Langston David B., with Langston <fc
Crane, bds 195 Peachtree
Langston Jesse B., watchman, wks E.
Van Winkle & Co., bds 54 W. Foundrv
Langston Thomas L. (Langston &
Crane), r 195 Peachtree
Langston William W., wks S. M. Inman
<S; Co., r 9 Houston
L^GS'-^ON & CBA^ (T. L. Langston
B. F. Crane, G. W. Williams G. I.
Jones and S. F. Woodson), whol
grocers, cotton factors and fertilizer
dealers, 50 and 52 E. Alabama, ware-
house King cor Ga. R. R
"a i^,,^^ ^ Tl 7-^-5 I house King cor Ga. R. R
TV ^ ^^^II^TuXTN <3m-A-lW:, 64 Elliott,
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LAN
Lanham William A., printer Judson &
Dunlop, bds 58 N. Pryor
Lanier Benjamin F., conductor, r 61
Thurmond
Lanier Emma Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Lanier J* mes B., wks L. H. Hall & Co.,
r Bellwood
Lanier Joseph S. wks Fulton Mills, r
4 Fulton Factory
Lanier J. H., driver Metropolitan By
Lanier Lewis, machinist Gra. Pac. R. R.,
r 97 Jones
Lanier Lorena Miss, r Bellwood
Lanier Lou Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Lanier Lucy J., wid W. B., r 173 Peach-
tnee
Lpnier Towns, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Lanier William, wks Fulton Mills
Lanier W., c, wks Gate City P. M. & L.
Co., r 3 Kirk
Lankford John, wks Fulton Mills
Lanman Charles T., wks Ga. Mach. Co
Lanneau Bazil M., conductor, r 177
Crew
Lanneau Eliza G. Miss, r 52 McDonough
Lanneau Julia Louise Miss, teacher, r
'62 McDonough
L^nwiell Julia V. Miss, r 29 Cooper
L-nsdeU Julian B., student, r 29 Cooper
Lansdell Jesse T., parpenter, r 99 Terry
Lansdell WUliam A., with G. W. Del-
bridge & Co., r 29 Cooper
Lapp Carl,drau^tsman Kimball , Wheel-
er & Co
Lapping Elizabeth G., wid J., r 327 Cal-
houn
Larendon Walter S., civil engineer, r
368 W. Peachtree
Lark Frank, c, lab, r 183 Ellis
LARSSON MAREB M'LLE., dressmkr,
39>o Peachtree. (See p. 46.)
Lasseter Andi-ew J., elk J. S. Bird, r 59
E. Harris
Lafc^eter Belzora, wid T., r 42 Yonge
Lasceter George, c, wks E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
Lasseter Julius, c, porter Pullman Sou.
Car Co
Lasseter Jack, elk J. Ryan, r 61 W.
Harris
Lasseter Lucius, c, wks Elsas, May &
Co., r rear 600 Decatur
Lasseter Shadrach, c, porter, r rear 550
Decatur
Lasfccter William, c, plasterer, r 232
Jones
Xassiter George, wid W., r 26 N. Cal-
houn
Lastner Sarah, c, cook, r rear 364 De-
catur
Latham Elizabeth, wid G. W., r 35
Chapel
Latham Fronia B., wid A. B., r 389
Whitehall
Latham James M., sale and boarding
stable, 24 W. Alabama, r Larkin, sw
cor Chapel
Latham Jesse J., car driver, r 85 Chapel
Lather Lizzie Miss, elk D. H. Dougherty
Lathon Flora, c, grocer, 126 Ellis
Lathrop Edward S. (Lathrop & Whit»)V
r Decatur, Ga
Lathrop Joseph S., porter M. E. Maher
Lathrop Mary E., wid C, r 200 Crew
Lathrop Richard, c, lab, r 167 Fort
LATHROP & WHITE (E. S. Lathrop
and J. T. White), carpets and uphols-
tery, 46 Marietta
Latimer Elijah, c, lab, r 214 Magazine
Latimer George T., collector W. <t W.
Mnfg Co., r 72 Boulevard
Latimer Harry, c, lab, r 129 N. Butler
Latimer H., c, teacher Houston St.
School, r 67 Richmond
Latimer James, c, driver McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r Edgewood
Latimer Judge, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Lattimer, E., c, blksmith Atla. Bridge
Wks
Lattimer Thomas, c, wks E. T., Va. *
Ga. R. R., r 219 Haynes
Lattimore Albert, c, lab, r 23 Richmond
Lattimore Alfred, c, candymkr, r 43
Terrv
shoemkr, r 159
teacher, bds 67
Lattimore Ansel,
PuUiam
Lattimore Hattie,
Richmond
Lattimore Lewis, c, r 26 Fortune
Lattimore Maria, c, cook, r rear 54 Ellis
Lattimore Nelson, c, painter, r 67 Rich-
mond
Lattimore Xelson, c, lab, r 26 Fortnne
Law Austin M., with J. Silvey & Co.,
bds Weinmeister's
Law Frederick B. (Hughes & Law), r
101 N. Collins
Law Joseph H., c, barber M. H. Bentley
Law Mack, barber J. Minor, r 16 Sugar ml
Law William E., with Hughes & Law, r
101 N. Collins
Lawhorn Robert E., elk Kennesaw
Mills, r 121 E. Harris
Lawless Edith, wid G. W., r 18 Emma
Lawless Henry, wks Sou. Agl Wks, r
18 Emma
W.M
Scott
WMk<MiliftgtMHIKTtoorder«»6flMrWU
Perfeet ftt gnanuiteei*
11 and 18 WhitehaU Street.
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LAW
242
LEE
lawless Maggie Miss, wks Eleas, May & | LEAK & LYLE (H. F. Leak and A. J.
Lawless Polly Miss, wks Elsds, May & Co
Lawrence Howard, c, lab, r 25 Valentine
Lawrence Howard, Jr., c, lab, r 169 N.
Butler
Lawrence James, fireman E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R., bds 1 Markham
• Lawrence James B., cider and vinegar
mfr, 158 Decatur, r 87 N. Calhoun
Lawrence James B. Jr., printer, r 49
W. Simpson
Lawrence John, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Lawrence John DeT., elk Lamar, Ran-
kin <fc Lamar, r 87 N. Calhoun
Lawrence Samuel, r 87 X. Calhoun
Lawrence Thomas, elk M. E. Maher, r
1 Elliott
Lawrence Willis, c, wks E. T., Va. &
G-a. R. R
LAWSHE ER, jeweler and optician, 47
Whitehall, r 150 Peachrree. (See adv.)
oTf}^^'^^^^ ^-^ physician (homec),
23M Whitehall, r 150 Peachfree
Lawshe William C, r 237 Houston
Lawson Andrew, lab AtUi. Bridge Wks,
r 143 Magazine
Lawson Joseph T., mer., r 67 Ivy
Lawson Monroe, c, lab, r 38 Crumley
Lawson Robert A., r 96 S. Prvor
Lawson Rosa Miss, r 281 W. MitcheU
H^P. *^ames L., lawyer State House,
bds National Hotel ••
LAWTON JAMES S. DR., state InSpeS-
tor of fertilizers and oil*, 27 W W. Ala-
bama, r 29 Luckie
^^^^^*^^'* ^-^ »^c- and treafi. Gate
City Gas Co ^ i ^ >tt^
Lay John, elk J. R. Cross
H^J^^J? ^*"' ^^ ^^^»»» w^ Fulton Mills,
bds D, Fulton Fcty
Leach Elijah G., peddler, r 341 Luckie
Leach Wilham, elk, r 126 W. Baker
LE^^ FI^TCHER (ikk * Lyle), r
Leak James T., printer, V. P. Sisson
T 1 ^?°5' ^' carpenter, r 91 Martin
Leak M. D., wks E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R
bds 267 W. Peters '
^1?Jj,^^?^ i'\ P^"*®'* Constitution, r
106>2 Whitehall
L^ William P., wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
T Lyle)j real estate agents, 37 Marietta
Leake Alice Miss, r 226 Washington
Leake James P., weigher Harle & Par-
rott, r Marietta, Ga
Leary Augustus G., c, messr E. T. Va.
& Ga., R. R., r Terry, cor Little -
Leary Claiborne M., c, house-mover r
277 Eraser *
Leary Gus, c, porter, r TeiTy, se cor
Little 'i nJ
Leas Julius E., conductor Pullman Car
Co., r 434 E. Fair
Leas Jessie C. Mrs., bds 434 E. Fair
Leavineau John, wks Ogletree, Robinson
& Boyd
Lebanoff Aaron, genl store, 46 Decatur,
r 13 W. Peters *
Leber Horace B., whol cigars, 30 S.
Broad
Ledbetter Dennis H., machinist E. T.
Va. & Ga. R. R., r 333 Eraser
Ledbetter Isaac, wks Fulton Mills, r B
Fulton Fcty ' » •>
LEDERLE PRAJnt, mechanical engin-
eer, Atla. Eng. Co., 67 Peachtree, r 59
Luckie
Ledgerwood William, butcher, H. C.
Sawtell & Co., bds 107 Marietta
Lee Ada, c, cook, r 10 Tanner
Lee Alfred, c, blksmith, Ga. Mach. Co
Lee Allan, c, lab, r 23 Reed
LEE ALONZO F., carpenter, 64 Mays al
Lee Andrew, c, carpenter, rl67E. Baker
Lee Annie, c, laundress, r 116 Magazine
Lee Annie, c, seamstress, r 17 Ella
Lee Annie, c, cook, r rear 31 W. Garnett
Lee Arthur, c, porter, J. W. Franke &
Co., r 19 Walnut
Lee Asbury, c, lab, r 138 Elliott
Lee Barney, elk, r 15 Bell
Lee Brough D., elk, F. W. Hart
Lee Burroughs, c, carpenter, 106 Mc-
Daniel
Lee Charles, bkkpr r 15 WUliams
Lee Charies, c, wks J. A. M. Barnwell
t®- w ''^}^® ^•' ^^ ^' C- Fitehford, r
7o W. Simpson
LeerCharles J., bkkpr, Ristine, May &
Co., 161 Marietta » y »
Lee Cora, c, cook, r 17 Ella
Lee Cynthia, c, laundress, r 167 N. But-
ler
Lee Cynthia, wid D., r 144 Fillmore
Lee David, carpenter, r 34 Ponder
Lee Easter, c, cook, National Hotel
Lee Esther, c, laundress, r 197 W. Hun-
ter
R. R., r20Ella,J ^ ^^^
%MMM,
IVflLBURN W^AOON DEPOT.
LEE
243
LE&
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Lee George W., c, painter, Curtis
Weitzell, r country
Lee James, elk, r Pryor ne cor Glenn
Lee James M., blksmith, McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 253 Decatur
Lee Jennie Miss, seamstress, r 144 Fill-
more ^
Lee John F., blksmith, W. &. A. R. R.
r 94 McDonough
Lee John J., adjuster, New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r St. James Hotel
Lee John P., stationer, r 497 Whitehall
Lee John W., carpenter, r 75 Rock
Lee Joseph B., carpenter, r 62 Mays al
Lee Leah, c, laundress, r 124 E. Ellis
Lee Lucius, c, driver, C. H. Swift & Co.
rl76 Clarke
Lee Lucy, c, laundress, r 63 Formwalt
Lee MUow, c, blksmith, 270 W. Peters
Lee Maria Miss, r 94 McDouongh
Lee Missouri Mrs., r 71 E. Harris
Lee Nannie, wid G. W., r 192 Marietta
Lee Nancy, c, cook, r rear 127 S. Pryor
Lee Nancy, c, laundress, r 85 C. R. R
Lee Nelson, c, wks H. Jones, c, r 76 Ivy
Lee Oscar, delivery elk, R. & D. Depot,
r 70 Ga. R. R.
Lee Patrick, c, wks Expo. Mills, r 42
Emma
Lee Rachel, c, laundress, r 280 Fort
Lee Raymond, molder, r 3 State
Lee Riley, c, porter, r 385 Peachtree
Lee Robert, barber. National Hotel
Lee Rosa Miss, r 497 Whitehall
Lee Robert E., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Lee Sallie Miss, wks Elsas, May <fc Co
Lee Sarah A., wid. W. W., r 75 W.
Simpson
Lee Thomas, c, slater, r 126 N. Butler
Lee Warren, c, driver, r W. E
Leeds Edward B., machinist, E. T., Va.
& Ga
Leeden Alice, wid. J., r 102 Whitehall
Leers Abram, elk U. S. Int. Rev., bds
Kempner House
Le Fils Louisa Miss, seamstress J. G.
Jones, r 32>^ W. Mitchell
LeFlls Charles, 8hoemkr,32>^ W.Mitchell
Leggett Maggie, c, laundress,r 50 Tanner
Leggett Patty, c, cook, r rear 111 E.
.' Mitchell
Leggin Mary, c, cook, r 153 Ellis
LeGue William, barber 8hop,131 Marietta
Leigh William C., shipping elk Frazier
& Morgan, r 448 Whitehall
Lemkowitz Julius, notions, cor. Peach-
tree and Decatur, r 13 W. Peters
Leming John W., conductor, r 523 De-
catur
Lemke Charles, foreman D. Morgan, r
188 Haynes
Lemley John, wks Expo. Mills
Lemmon Matthew, painter, W. E. Jones,
r 154 Filmore v^.i t; .^
Lemon Nancy, laundress, r 28 Grant
Lemon Annie, seamstress, r 234 Decatur
Lemon Laura, c, cook, r rear 20 Stone-
wall
Lenea Peter, elk J. Keely, r 187 White-
hall
Lemon Thomas, c,driver, 8 T^wes al
Lenton Singleton, c,lab., r Spink's al,4th
n of Magazine
LEO GUST ATE E., architect, 57 Broad
Leo Mary Sister, r 216 N. Collins
LEONARD HEIIBT C, supt The Brad-
street Co., r 46 Houston
Leonard SaUie, c, cook, r 30 Trenholm
Leonard Robert, butcher Reese <fc Reeder
Leonard Samuel B., carpenter E. T.,
Va. & Ga. R. R., r 325 Fraser ,
Leroy James, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Leroy Robert, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Leioy Sarah Miss, wks Atla. Cot. rct7
Leseman Bertha Miss, r 82 PuUiam
Leslie James T., c, lab, r 84 Richmond *
Leslie William A., c, lab, r Foundry, oor
Maple
Lester David P. (G. N. & D. P. Lester),
r 225 WhitehaU
Lester George N. (G. N.«fc D. P. Lester),
r 225 Whitehall
Lester George N. Jr., elk J. A. Ax^der-
son & Co., r 225 Whitehall
LESTER GEORGE N. & D. P., lawyers,
29 Gate City Nat. Bk. Bldg
Lester Isaac B., elk F. E. Block, r 9a
Davis
LESTER JAMES S., agt Soddy Coal
Co., 1 Decatur, r 48 Bartow
Lester Joseph H., elk, r 225 WhitehaU
Lester J. Frank (Lynch <fc Lester), r 7»
Spring
Lester J. Irwin, cashier, r 225 Whitehall
Lester Mattie E. Miss, elk, r 26 Casd^
berry
Lester Millie, laundress, r 22 Pettug
Lester Narcissa, wid J. M., r 26 Castle-
berry
LESTER ROBERT F., dru^ist and
physician, 180 Haynes, r 176 Hayneft
Lester Sarah, c, cook r 6 Yonge
Lester Sarah A., wid H., r 79 Spring
Lester Sylvester, printer B. F. Bennett,
r 191 W. Fair
Lester Thomas A., R, P. O. elk, r 7*
Spring
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STOCKS. COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAlNCt
ROWLAND %L CO. ^ ^ 'I ^^^^^ Broad Street
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INYESTMENTS Ti'^^^.r^
LES
244
FRIERSON, 36 WatI Street
LIE
Lester William H., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 79 Spring
LeSueur Joseph A., contractor, r 70 N,
Butler
Letchworth Elias, flagman E. T., Va. «fc
Ga. R. R., r 15 Leonard, J
Letheman Rosa, c, cook, r rear 104
Houston
Level John, c, waiter Markham
Hn®S?^^i? Joseph, elk P. Levenstein, r
dy W. Peters
Levenstein Philip, dry goods and cloth-
^ uig, 70^ Decatur, r 39 W. Peters
Levere James, c, porter O. A. Smith
Leverett Freeman, c, lab, r '^3 Borne
-Levermg Anna H. Miss, teacher Storr's
School, bds 104 Houston
Levern James, c,driver Morris & Murphv
LeVert Mattie Miss, vrks Household
Sewing Machine Co., r Williams, ne
cor Parker
■^ w®.?. ^^^^"8 Pm elk M. Furse, r
Williams, ne cor Parker
Levison Sarah, wid G. R., r 51 E. Harris
-Levy Abe (Leiberman, Kaufmann &
Co.), 50 Whitehall
Lewis Anderson, c, lab, r 1 new Wheat
Lewis Alexander, c, wksR. & D. R. R.,
r 2 Hoge '
Lewis Anna Miss, r 380 S. Pryor
®^'^,^^°'^^®' ^y laundress, r rear 88
♦valker
Lewis Bythenia, wid J. B., r 154 X.
Collins
Lewis Carrie, c, laundress, r 282 Decatur
."^9^^*"^^" ^-^ ^^ 2- ^- Adamson,
r 2b2 Decatur
I*3wi3 Eli, c, porter, r rear 52 Houston
Levis Eva Miss, wks James P. Harrison
» Co
LeTTis F'oyd, c, lab, r rear 88 Walker
Lewis George, engineer, r 32 W. Peters
Lews Geo ge, c, lab, r 7 Irwin
Lew^ George, c^cook, r 137 Markham
^^^.^eorge T., elk Ry M. S., r 265
Lewis G., vks Sou. Agl Wks
LeT/is Geo ge W., c, janitor Gate City
ir^°^ ^^*^f' r 36 Richmond ^
^^It^l^^^' ^^^^ ^^"^ Mi"^ 35
and 37 Ihompson, r 310 Whitehall
^.^S^"*™' ^» j^^^*^^ ^a^ City Bank,
r S21 Waeat
Le-Ais J-ne, c, laundress, r 162 Chapel
T»^G ^*l?«i' ^S^^ ^ 1 ^«^ Wheat
^iPi? ^^J^^ *• ^A^ Rubber Co.), r
421 Peachtree '
?^!!l® ?.?I^» ^' ^^^» ^ rear 27 W. Fair
Lewis Lillian, wid J. F., r 50 Church
THE ._ ^^ xvv,vyiM.O IS
Private Place in the City.
Lewis Lu, wid J., r 81 Haynes
Lewis Mary, c, nurse, r 176 Wheat
l^ewis Mary, c, seamstress, r 70 James
Lewis Mary, wid J., bds 317 E. Fair
Lewis M. C. Mrs., r 29 Fulton
Lewis Norman, c, lab, r ws Currier, Ist
8 of Calhoun '
Lewis Oliver, c, barber, r 40 Bradbury
Lawis Oliver, c, lab, r 73 W. Peters
Lewis Paul, c, gardener, r ws Gordon, n
of Peeples * '
Lewis Peter, c, lab, r 61 Xewton
Lewis geter, c, carpenter, r 3 Gunby
l^ewts Pickens, carpenter, wks W. & A
R. R., bds 54 W. Foundry
Lewis Rose Miss, r 310 Whitehall '> J
Lewis SaUie, c, laundress, r 16 Haynes
Lewis Sallie, c, laundress, r 160 Chapel
LEWIS THOMAS S., steam cracker and
^ke baker, 54 to 62 E. Alabama, r 445
W. Peters
LEWIS ULYSSES, lawyer, 36 Gate City
Bank, r 113 Rawson
Lewis WUliam, c, lab, r 129 North av
Leyden R. C. Mrs., boarding, 124 Peach.
tree
Leyden William H., student, r 124
Peachtree
Leyden W. E., bds 124 Peachtiee
Leyh Conrad (Beliem & Leyh), r 143
W. Peters '
LICHTENSTIDT MAURICE L., physi-
cian (homeo), Sj^ Whitehall, r 175 E.
Hunter
Liddell Daniel W., wood yard, 156 E.
Hams
Lieber A., wks Globe Planter Mfg. Co
^^r^^^ Barbara Miss, cashier M.
Rich & Bros.), r 128 Thompson
Lieberman Blanch Miss, teacher, r 57 E
Peters
Lieberman Edgar, elk r 128 Thompson
Lieberman Edward (J. C. Bandman &
Co.), r 57 E. Peters
Lieberman Isaac, trav agt., rl53 Whlte-
nall
Lieberman, Kaufmann & Co. (C. Liber-
man, D. Kaufmann and A Levy), mnfr
of trunks, 50 and 92 Whitehall
Lieberman Leon (Lieberman, Kaufmann
& Co., r 128 Thompson
Liberman Marie E., wid E., r 57 E
Peters
Lieberman Rosa Miss, r 57 E. Peters
Lieberman Rudolph, junk, r 203 White-
hall
Liebermuth David, dry goods, 130 Deca-
tur, r 168 Tnompson
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Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
For any K:ind of lL.miil>er', T-^atJua, Shingles or HAm^,
LIG
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LOF
Light Daniel F., carpenter, r II McAfee
Light For Thinkers, 87>^ Broad
Light James W., elk E. M. W^alton, r 11
McAfee |i
Ligon Daniel W., elk J. Ryan:, 96 Stone-
wall
Little Benjamin J., carpenter, hd» 42.
AJ^6xander ^'
Little Harry, c, painter, r 150 N. Butler
Little James R., elk J. M. Lowe & Co.,.
r 101 Whitehall
Little James W., trav agt, H. Lewis
Liffon Fannie F., wid P., r 186 Haynes Little J. W. elk J. Keely
-.» ^rrri^ - I'l. _isrx^il-«^ ' T {«^lo 1irinni» Mian r 4.1 ^
Ligon Wiley, c, lab, r 15 HolUnd
Lilly Laura, c, laundress, r 101 Markham
Linam J. W., policeman, r 5 Orange
Linch Hezakiah, junk dealer, 130
Marietta, r 108 Decatur i.
LINCH see also LYNCH ^
LitUe Minnie Miss, r 41 W. Mitchell .
Little Susan Mrs., r 161 Marietta
LITTLE THOMAS B., physician (cancer
cure). Gate City Nat. Bank, r 229 S-
Pryor
Little William W., elk Johnjlyan
Lincoln Mary, c, laundress, r 1 Bettis al 1 Littlejohn James T., grocer, 64 Tonge
Lincoln Sallie, c, domestic, r 1 Bettis al Littlejohn Mary, c, lunch room, 14» W.
Lincoln W. M., bkkpr E. T. Va. & (Ja. - -
R. R., r 39 Smith ,
LIND EDMLHD G., architect, 63>^
Whitehall, bds 99 E. Mitchell
Peters
Littlejohn William, c, lab, r 93 Rock
Livelv John W., elk Constitution, r 58^
N. Forsyth
Lind W. Murdoch, elk, r 99 B. Mitchell Lively Joseph B., printer. Constitution,
Lindenberg William, jeweler, 185 W.
Peters, r W. E 1
Lindley Augustus A., drumlmer, r 27
Hilliard
Lindley Moses, c, rock masop, r 15 S.
Butler f
Lindon Kate, c, laundress, r 12 Bradbury
Lindsev Eva Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Lindsey Eliza, wks Expo. Mills
Lindbey Greorge, wks Expo. Mills
Lindbey James M., fireman W. & A.
R R p
Lindsey MobUe Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Lindbev Rhoda Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Lindsey Savannah Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Lincl'iey Willis, c, carpenter, i* 315 Cal-
houn I
Lindsey Wesley, wks Expo. Mills
LlNGEXFELTEE CHARLES E., com
mer, 9 S. Forsyth, bds 20 Bartow
Link Emma Miss, r 170 Crew
LINK JAMEH A., dentist, 63^ White-
hall, r 170 Crew
Lmk William P., r 170 Crew
Linn Eliza, c, laundress, r I Jennings al
Linn Jacob, coppersmith, R-^A D. K. R
Lipes Moses, contractor, r 14 :». Caluoun
Lipman Annie Miss, r 34 Rhodes
Lipman Barbara, wid A., r 84 Rhodes
Lipman George, varnisher, Rlstine, May
& Co., r 84 Rhodes
Lippman George H., elk, r 39 Powers
Lippitt Cornelius, c, wks Ga^ R. R. Rd
House, r McDonough Rd |
Lipscomb John, c, drayman, J. Sllvey &
Co I
Little Arthur W., student, 20 Gate City
Nat. Bank
Little Benjamin, elk J. Ryan
W.M
r 62 Hood
Lively Lemuel B., printer, Sunday Re-
cord, r 59 Hood
Lively WUUam E., grocer, 254 Eraser
Livingston Bertrand, carpenter, r 104
W.Baker
Livingston Jackson, c, wood dealer, 46^
Foster, r 46 Foster
Livingston Leoftidas W., insp fertilizers
and oils, 27>^ W. Alabama, r Coving-
ton, Grft.
Lloyd Laura, wid C, bds 32 N. Forsytii
Lochrane Osborne A. lawyer, r 342
Peachtree
Lochrey James, est, dyer and cleaner,.
45 E. Hunter
Locke Arthur H., correspondent, S. M.
Inman & Co., r 20 PuUiam
Locke Sarah H., wid E. H., r 20 Pulliam
Lockett Benjamin G. (B. G. Lockett <&
Co.),r77>^ S. Broad
LOCKETT B. G. & CO. (B. G. Lockett,
J. W. Murphey and J. W. English)^
rnnft^ of brick, 33 S. Broad
Lockett Joseph, c, lab, r 11 Thurmond
Lockhart Arabella, wid R. H., r 119 Ivy
Lockhart Arthur, keeper oil room W. db
A. R. R., r 191 W. MitcheU
Lockhart Mamie Miss, r 119 Ivy
Loefller Augustus, wks Sou Agl Wks, r
90 Pine
Loftin Gus c, waiter F. Golden, r 72 De-
catur
Loftin Isaiah, c, waiter, F. Golden, r 72
Decatur
Loftin Louisa, c, laundress, r Henry 2d
e of Davis
Loftis Artemitia wid J. P. r BeUwood
Loftis James A., saloon, 649 Maaietta
Makes CLOTHINQ to orftor.
FR guaranteed at ready made prfinii
II and 13 WiiitehaH Street
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Bell wood
Loftls William, foreman^ r rear 5 Henry
-L<jrton Dennis, c, drayman, r 206 W.
Hunter
^^^fJ'd^'T.^ T., manager, H. W. Jones
r W Washington
Lofton William H. ( W. H. Lofton & Co.)
r Kirk wood
Lofton William H. & Co. (W. H. Lofton
andR W Ballard), cigars and tobac-
co, 1 Peachtree
Logan Anderson R. (Loffan Bros), r 215
E. Hunter
Logan Ann, c, laundress, r 142 Ira
Logan Augusta Miss, r 179 McDonouffh
Logan Bros. (F. R. and A. R. Logan),
broom manfrs, 28 E. Foundry
Logan Charles, c, cook K. Bass, r 141
Marietta
Logan Charles T., correspondent Consti-
tution
Logan Easter, c, wks Dr. J. W. McFaul
Logan Frank R. (Logan Bros.), r 51
Houston
Logan George W., farmer, r 87 Grant
Logan George M., st. car driver, r 4 Fain
Logan James L., Jr., bkkpr T. M. Clarke
& Co., r 93 Ivy
Logan John H., physician, 64>^ White-
hall, r 179 McDonough
Logan Joseph P
ington
Logan J. L., elk 93 Ivy
Logan Lena, c, cook, r 50 Hilliard
Logan Lizzie, c, domestic, 50 Hilliard
l^o^n Louisa, c,laundress,r rear 124 Ma-
rietta
Logan Minnie Miss, r 197 McDonough
l^gan baUie, c, nurse, r 40 Fort
Li^ue E. C, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Logue Jennie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
L<rf8eau Leon, watchman Markham
House
Lokey Lizzie, c, laundress, r 58 C. R. R
London Columbus, c, lab., r 3 City al
lef P^rt^' c, porter Grant House, r
Long D. Mrs., r 2 Fulton Factory *-
l^ng Emma, c, oook, r rear 207 Mc-
donough
'es^E^' «» Porter Harle <t Farrott,
Long H. B., c, wks T. S. Stewart
Long James A., bkkpr, r 23 Ellis
Long John A., machinist, r 171 Luckie
Long John P., lab., r 599 karietta
Long Joseph H, conductor, r 23 V, Col-
lins '
^i^Uw^S ^■' '"^^ ^'^'"' ^''y * Co., r I Long Nancy, wid. L., bde 94 Luckie
Long Sallie, wid. J. A., r23 Ellis
Long Susan, c, nurse, r rear^52 Forrest av
Long Thomas, engineer A. M. Bertr,
Strom, r 27^^ W. Mitchell *^
Long Timothy J., c, drayman Chess Car-
ley Co., r 108 Eraser
Long William A., with M. Rich & Bros
r 83 Ellis '
Long WiUiam D., wks Fulton Mills, bds
2 Fulton Factory
Long William J., trav. agt J. Steinhei-
mer & Co., r Edgewood
Longan E. N". Mrs., prin. Summer Hill
Pub School, r 85 E. Hunter
Longley Benjamin F. (Longley <fc Xiles),
r 101 ^. Calhoun
LOTOLEY & NILES (B. f: Lonsley
and S. D. NUes), builders' supply
house, 36 Decatur
Longs Eli, c, lab, r 68 Chamberlain
Longshore John, wks Huzza Trunk
Fcty, bds 153 Walton
LOX€}STREET JAMES, U. S. marshal,
U . b. Custom House, r Gainesville
Lonmg A., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Looinis Carrie H. Miss, teacher Atla.
University
Loomis Ernest Y., publisher Gate City
^\.Z' • .n «r . i ^^^ ^1^» M3 183 McDonouffh
physician, 49 Wash- Loomis WiUiam H., engineer ePt., Va.
' <* Ga. R. R
Looney Mattie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Lwney Sloan, flagman R. & D. R. R., r
6o Martin
Lord Betsie, c, cook, r 235 McDonough
Mother Lizzie Miss, elk, r 247 E. Fair
Lother Margaret, wid Wm., r 247 E. Fair
Lother William P., mason, r 37 N. Cal-
houn
I^uardes Mary, sister, r 216 N. Collins
Lougee David B., farmer, r 113 Mc-
Daniel
Lougee Joseph M., supt Expo. MiUs, r
Oglethorpe Park
Lough Mattie, wid T., r 31 Battle
Lmighmiller W. C, upholsterer W. & A.
R. R., r 37 Hayden
Louis Anna, c, laundress, r rear 127 Bllig
W gK«, c, porter Harl, « Parrott, ^h"^"^' ^"^ ^^ ^■' "^ ''" ^- ^•'-
vfest Ji<nQ T ^_ A i« 1 - _
Love Alfred, wks J. B. Thorn
Love Beattie, c, cook, r rear 1 Forrest av
Love Bunnie Miss, prin. Atla. Prepara-
tory School, r 38 X. Forsyth
Love Claude F., carpenter, r 21 Ella, J
Love David G., carpenter, r 289 Jones
iUi— — ^^ *^ e = Love Doc, c, lab, r 75 TattnaU
wr LUMBER, MILL WORK, etc. TaHphoM He. 385.
m^
--' i
J'
T % Lig&test Draught ft Best Hn-
1 1:3 iahad Witfcon in the IJMrkat^
247
LOT
Love Edward, c, porter, r 115 E. Cain
Love Frank, c, cook, r 115 E. Wn
Love John, carpenter #a. Pac.jBy
Love Jordan, c, mason, r 125 jS^. Collins
Love Joseph L., trav agt, r 216 Crew
Love Judge, c, driver, Dohme & Duflfy,
r 190 Hilliard
Love Marshall L., fireman Ei T. Va. &
Ga. B. R., r 38 N. Forsyth
Love Thomas D., physician, 3^ N. For-
pvth ,
LOVE WM. ABB AM, physician (womem
and children's diseases), 38 H. Forsyth
Love William A. Jr., trav agt;,bd8 38 N
Forsvth . ^x k
Love W. A., engineer E. T. T a. & Ga.
R R '
Love, W. M. fireman E. T. jVa, & G^a.
R.R ^
Lovejov Edward B., whol liqilors, 42 N.
Broad, bds 33 N. Forsj^h
LOVEJOY EMORY W., bdoks, sta-
tionery, molding and picture fniraes,
4 Marietta, r 165 Ivy. (Seelp. 47.)
Lovejoy Isaac W., elk E. W. jLovejoy, r
165 Ivv j
Lovejoy* John H. (Lovejoy AiGraves), r
165 Ivy i
Lovejoy John H. Jr., elk E. T^'. Lovejoy,
r 165 Ivy
Lovejoy & Graves (J. H. Lovejoy and F.
N. Graves), real estate agra, IJB S. Broad
Loveless Catharine B., wid J. B., r 33
Victoria
Loveless Felix, 6, driver R. AL Murphey
Loveless Harrison, c, lab, r 4|i Solomon
Loveless Samuel,c, porter R.Ai Murphey,
r 200 Bolovard
L^vemau Phillip, with M. Ric^i & Bros.,
bds Mercers
Lovett John, route agt. So. Bxp. Co., r 88
Mangum r
Lovett Preston H., lawyer, lO W. Ala-
bama, r 148 Washington '
Lovett Thomas F., money <dk, r 65 E.
Pair
Lovett Thomas J., trimmeif, Curtis &
Weitzell, r 12>^ Loyd
Loving A. B., vamisher, r58
Lovingood John, student, Ws
Pryor i
Low Barney c, lab, r 30 Trenholm
Low Emma, c, laundress, r 225 Clarke
Low Julia, c, laundress, r 27 Pettus
Lowe Aaron, c, lab, r rear 31 N. Forsyth
Lowe Ada Miss, r 580 S. Prycw
Lowe Belle Mrs., dressmkr, r W. Simp-
son, ne cor Hay nes i
Lowe Curtis M., dry goods, r ^ S. Pryor
Gartrell
150 S.
Lowe George, builder, r 199 S. Pryor *- i^
Lowe George W., grocer, 33 W. Mitchell,
r W. Mitchell, bey limits jt? i
Lowe Hattie, c, laundress, r 13 Beerman
Lowe James M. (J. M. Lowe & Co.), r
101 Whitehall
Lowe John S., grocer, r 174 W. Foundry?
Lowe Julia Miss, r 178 W. Peters ;
Lowe J. M. & Co. (J. M. Lowe and Ti.
J. Lowe, Jr.), dry goods, 101 White-Nrr
haU
Lowe Laura, c, cook, r rear 69 McDon-* •
ough
Lowe Lewis D., elk H. A. Boynton, C
380 S. Pryor ^ - ^ ' j v^i f
Lowe Mary» c, laundress, r 266 Crew
Lowe Richard, c, lab, r 77 Tattnall
Lowe Thomas J. (J. M. Lowe & Co.), r
^ 101 Whitehall
Lowe William B. (J. A. Anderson So
Co.), r 178 W. Peters
Lowraan Frank, brakemau C. R. B., r
177 W. Hunter
Lowndes George S-, machinery and to-
bacco broker, 65>^ WhitehaU, r 238
Whitehall ^ i,
Lowry Alice ITiss, wks Expo. Mills
Lowry Basil, elk, r 111 Marietta'
Lowry Charles, wks Expo. Mills
Lowry C. S.. student, bds 40 Pratt
Lowry George P., with Beck & Gregg
Hardware Co., r 98 Ellis ',
LowTv Joseph T., printer Constitntton, r
111 'Marietta
Lowry Nancy Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Lowry Nelson S., c, mason, r 84 Forrest
av
LOWRY ROBERT J. (W. M. & R. J.
Lowry), and pres. Atla. Home Ins.
Co., bds 67 Marietta
Lowry William M. (W. M. <fc R. J.
Lowry), r 124 Peachtree
LOWRY W. M. & R. J«, bankers, 69
E. Alabama
Loy Rodolphus, physician, 103 Loyd, r
W. Hunter, cor Jeptha
Loyd Benjamin S. (Loyd <t Bro.), i^
2101^ Marietta
Loyd Calvin L. (Loyd & Bro.) r 210)^
Marietta
Loyd Jack, c, lab, r 44 Merrietts ay
Loyd James M. barkpr J. Ai. WllliamB
LOYD JAME8 W., city marshal, r
Luckie, ne cor N. Forsytii
Loyd John H., r 26 Luckie
Loyd Lizzie, c, laundress, r 18 Honey al
Loyd Matilda, c, seamstress, r 104 S.
Pryor
Wmm In STOCKS. Cotton, wheat, cqrn, pobk, sides, lard,
fUTUHES OA^I^ COFTEE AMD PETROLEUM, go to PAINS,
iViyiMM KOWLAND * CO. •AIIMortiiBroa^SlrMt
I
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REAL ESTATE l-f
LOT 248
every deseription, Oity
and Oounti-y, for i§ia,le l>y
" FRJERSON. 30 Wall &t,
LYN
Loyd <fc Bro. (C. L. and B. S. Loyd),
candy mnfrs, 83 Whitehall
Loyal Richard J., liquor dealer, r 31
Fairlie '
Loyless William A. (Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar), r 17 Caqitol pi
Loyd St. M. E. Church, c, Loyd, nw cor
Hunter
Lncas Eliza, c, laundress, r 10 Pittman al
Luckie Harriet, c, r 242 Eraser
Luckie Howard, c, wks F. S. Stewart
Luckie Loduska, c, seamstress, r 287
Fort
Luckie Robert, c, wks J. M. Latham
Luckie William D. (C. H. Swift & Co.),
cashier Merchants' Bank, bds 151 Mc-
Donough
Lumby Kent P., barber, 133 Marietta
Lumpkin Abraham, c, waiter, r 123 Ellis
Lumpkin Amanda, c, laundress, r rear
78 Terry
Lumpkin Anna, c, cook, r rear 23 Luckie
Lumpkin Berry, c, shoemkr, 82 N. For-
syth, r 73 Terry
Lumpkin Bertha, c, laundress, r rear
214 Decatur
Lumpkin Charles, clkL. Bender, r 17
E. Harris
Lumpkin Carrie, c, seamstress, r 73
Terry
Lumpkin Eldred S., elk Muse & Swift,
r 390 Eraser
Lumpkin Emma, c, laundress, r 206
Luiupkin Jacob, c, lab, r rear 415
Washington
Lumpkin JcxOme, c, lab, r 16 Davis
LUMPKIN JOSEPH H., Supreme Court
Reporter and lawyer, room 32 Capitol
bldg, r 35 S. Broad
Lumpkin Joseph T., agr'l editor Con-
stitution, r 24 E. Ellis
Limipkiu J. R., wks Ogletree, Robinson
& Boyd, r 11 ^. Butler •
Lumpkin PeddrezaC, grocer, Randolph
ne cor Houston, r 388 Houston
Lumpkin Reynold, e, lab, r 3 Gunby
Lumpkin Robert, carpenter, r 11 N
Butler
Luiapkin Thomas, c, wks Gate City R.
R. bam, r 11 Beckwith
Lumpkin Sarah A., c, laundress, r
Haynes se cor Markham
I"™??^^'^ William, carpenter,r 1 TattnaU
LUMPKIN WILLIAM 8. BEY., physi-
cian, room 30 James' Block, r 390
Fraser
Lumpkin W. W., teacher, r 68 Marietta
Lunger W. S., wks J. M. Smith
Lupo Edward D., bkkpr Winship &,
Bro
Lusk Joseph, bds 41 Castleberry
Lusk WilUam J., elk Al Jett, r 41 Castle-
oerry
Lycett Francis, artist, Lycett's art
school, 671^ Whitehall
LYCETT WILLIAM art school, 67^
Whitehall ' ^^
LYCETT'S ART SCHOOL, 67U Whithe-
hall. (See page 47)
LYLE ABRAHAM J. (Leak & Lyle),r m
Whitehall
Lyle Jessie, c, wks Harrison & Bro., r 9^
Houston
Lyle John, c, lab, r 18 State
Lynan Harry J., elk R.D.Mann, bds
241 S. Pryor '
Lynan Hugh A. (Tye Lynan & Tye), r
241 S. Pryor
Lynan M^ria, wid J., r J41 S. Pryor
Lynch Bridget, wid «P., r 66 X. Colling
Lynch Charles F., printer, r 37 Ponaer
Lyrch Ella, wid O., r 111 E. Hunter
Lynch Eugene T., car builder W. & A.
R. R., rill E. Hunter
Lynch Harry, c, driver, Lohme & Duffy
Lynch Hugh, stone mason, r 68 Collins
Lynch J^mes, c, lab, r 136 X. Butler
Lynch James, machinist, W. & A. R. R
LYNCH JAMES, r 12 Gilmer
Lynch James C, machinist, r 111 E.
Hunter
Lynch James F. (Lynch & Lester), r 58
N. Butler
LYNCH JERRY, mer tailor, 8 Whitehall,
r 313 W. Peters
LYNCH JOHN J., grocer, 44 Decatur, r
12 Gilmer
Lynch John T., grocer, 60 Martin, r 73
Martin
Lynch John T. Jr., bailiff, r 8 Pettus
Lynch J. C, grocer, 300 Decatur
Lynch Lula Miss, r 5« E. Peters
Lynch Maria, c, domestic, r rear 71 W»
Lynch Martha, wid J. G., r 37 Ponder
Lynch Mary Miss, r 56 E. Peters
Lynch Mary A. Mrs., dressmkr, M. Rich
<fc Co., r 5 Pettus
Lynch Michael, capitalist, r 58 X. Butler
Lynch Mollie, c, laundress, r 225 W.
Hunter
LYNCH PATRICK (Lynch & Irby), r 90
W. Simpson
LYNCH PETER, grocer, 95 WhitehaU, r
56 E.Peters /
Lynch Peter A., bkkpf , P. Lynch, r 56
E. Peters
+K^ T>o,,v o ~T- **<->om:n for Gentlemen, at
the Bank Sample Rooms, cor. Alabama & Pryor.
W. J. WILLINGHAM
Lnmber, Zdme, etc /^
LYN
249
McC
LYNCH & IRBY (P. Lynch and D. J
Irby) contractors and builders, 12 Loyd
LYNCH & LESTER (J. F. Lynch and J.
F. Lester), booksellers and stationers,
7 Whitehall
Lynes Helena Miss, clkD. H. Dougherty
Lynes Timothy D., broker, r 73 E. Gar-
nett
Lyon Bettie Mrs. with W. H. Brotherton
r 146 S. Forsyth
Lyon Elizabeth, wid J., 50 Jones av
Lyon James A., bds 50 Jones av * ' '^
LYON JOHN A., grocer, 50 Jones av, r
52 Jones av
Lyon William M., carpenter, r 31 Maga-
zine
Lyons Ella, c, laundress, r 66 James
Lyons David, c, lab, r 99 Fraser
Lyons George, c, wks Chicago mt mkt
Lyous Jennie, c, laundress, r 76 S. But-
ler
Lyons John, fireman Ga. R. R., bds 71
Ga. R. R.
Lyons Mary, wid J., r 206 E. Fair
Lyons Maud Miss, seamstress, r 1483^
Marietta
Lyons S. X., wid R., r 196 Luckie
Lyons Tobias, c, wks J. B. Thorn, r43
Terry
Lyous Washington, c, jwrter, r 83
Martin
Lyons, William, c, lab, r 89 Martin
Lyons William W., blksmith, W. & A.
R. R.
MCAFEE BENJAMIN, wks W. & A.
R. R., r 47 Plum
McAfee Emanuel, c, waiter Saul &
Penna
McAfee Emily, c, laundress, r 100 Elliott
McAfee Hamilton, c, wks L. H. Hall &
Co., r 103 Magazine
McAfee James M., with J. Silvey A, Co.,
r 69 Alexander
McAFEE JEROME M., lawyer, 7}4 S.
Broad, r 175 Rhodes
kcAfee John, c, porter J. J. Falvey,*r
Jamestown
McAfee Lewis, c, waiter Saul A Penna
McAfee Thomas W., witl^A. P. Stewart
& Co., r Decatur I
McAfee William W., contractor, 26)^ S.
Broad, r 152 S. Pryor
McAllister James I., machinist, rll>^ S.
Broad
McAllister Alphonso A., saloon, «6 Ma-
rietta, nr Oglethorpe Park
McAllister John A., planer, r 202>^ Ma-
rietta
MeALLISTER JOHK M., auditor R. R.
clearing house, office Union Depot, r
40 Gartrell
MeAUister Laura Miss, domestic J. W.
Groldsmith
McAllister William E., city manager
The Singer Mfg Co., r 187 Luckie
McAlton Adelia, c, cook, r rear 43
Walker
McArthor Leander, elk C. Wallace, Jr.,
r McDonough Rd
McArthor Annie, wid J. W., r'l4^ S.
Pryor , ■-
McArthor Thomas W., capitalist, r 41
E. Peters
McAvoy Allen, c, tinner, r 371 Eraser
McAvoy Avery C., elk H. W. Jones, r
Cannon House s -,
McBride Andrew, c, lab, r rear 78 Terry
McBride Andrew J. (McBride A, Co.), r
248 Washington
McBride Robert, c, lab, r 25 Parsons
McBride Samuel L. (McBride <t Co.), r
135 Pcachtree . ,
MeBRIDE & CO. (A. J. and S. L. Mo-
Bride), whol. and ret. crockery, glass-
ware and housefurnifehing goods, 18
Decatur
McBurney Edgar P. (McBumey & Son),
r 66 N. Forsyth
McBumey James C. (McBumey & Son),
r 66 N. Forsyth
MeBUBNEY A SON (J. C. and E. P.
McBurney), real estate, 5 N. Broad
McCall Annie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
McCall James B., carpenter Winship A:
Bro., r 9 Xewton
McCall Jeremiah K., collector The Sin-
ger Mfg Co., r 20 Stonewall
McCall Lewis, c, lab, r 2 Kirk
McCall Sallie, c, laundress, r 34 Tren-
holra
McCalla Charles P., mining, r 23>^ Ma-
rietta
McCalla Clarence W., trav. agt M. Har-
ralson & Co., r 121 Jackson
McCalla Walter E., r 68 FairHe
McCalla Milton Fletcher, elk Adair Bros
& Co., bds 18 Houston
McCallister Xarcissie Mrs., dressmaker
171 S. Forsyth, r 17i S. Forsytji
McCandless Edward S., cashier Gate City
National Bank, r 383 Peachtree
McCandless Fannie A., wid. L., r 383
Peachtree
McCandless Thomas F., pass. agt. A. A
N. O. Short Line, 36 E. Wall
McCandless WUliam, engineer, r 172
Luckie
.f^^v
JHI O ^ ^ AX W»*9 ^^^ P^ «Wrt8 at «.
I W| ^^#^ ■■ TT Keeps no trash ca4led shirts;
■ IWIa ^^l/wLli II and 13 WMtehaU St
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TH^ ITLilllTA HOME ISUIMNCE CO,
McC
Insures Dwellingrs for 1 to 6
years. 8end for Rates.
260
McC
McCandless WUliam, Jr., machinist E.
T., Va., & Ga. R. R
McCann Annie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
McCann Charles, c, lab., r es Orme 5 n
Merritts av
McCann Nannie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
McCann Peter J., elk J. Keely, r 45 Fac-
tory
McCannon Mollie, c, laundress, r 14 Hun-
nicutt
McCarson J. C, wks J. & H. T. Trow-
bridge
McCarter Alice Miss, r 65 Larkin
McCarter Jacob, c, carver Markham
House
McCarter J., screw cuttier W. & A. R.R.
McCarthy Lulu Mrs., seamstress, r 50
Randolph
McCarthy Madison, lab., r 16 Bell
McCarthy Robert, c, cook, 61 Hoge
McCarthy Thomas, c, carpenter, r 19
Bradley
McCarty Cornelia M., wid. T., r 151
W. Baker
McCarty Frank, wks Withers & Hol-
land
McCarty Georjee W. (Adair Brothers «fc
Co.), rl24 Crew
McCarty Hanpah Mrs., grocer, 44 W.
Foundry, s w cor. Elliott
McCarty James B., wks Fulton Mills
McCarty James D. (Adair Brothers &
Co.), r 134 Crew
McCarty John, lab., r 151 W. Baker
McCarty WUlie Miss, r 124 Crew
McCaul Charlotte A., wid. D. W.. r 45
E.Mitchell '
McCaul Forrest, elk P. 0., r 45 E
Mitchell
McCarver Wilson, c, slater, r ns High-
land av, 2d w of Boulevard
McCay Henry K., judge U. S. Dist.
Court, r 200 Jackson
McCay Joseph, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
McCay Joseph, c, lab., r 260 Wheat
McC^ Thomas L., machinist W. di A.
McC AY, see also McCO Y '
McChristian Sarah, c, cook, r rear 225
Whitehall
McClain Frank, wks J. Lawrence
McClain William H., gro<?er 133 Calhoun,
r 135 Calhoun i m t
McClanahan S. L., marshal W. E., r ss
W. E., 2nd w of West Peters, W. E
McCleland Charles, wks Expo. Mills
McCleland Ella, seamstress, r 252 W.
Fair
McCleland Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
McCleland Susie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
McClellan John M., mer, r 49 Ellis
McClellan Lemuel, c, porter Chess-Car-
ley Co
McClellan Sarah E. Mrs., dressmkr, r 82
W. Simpson
McClellan James, wks Expo. Mills, r
Bell wood
McClelland James M,clk, r 162 W.Hunter
McClelland William R., elk J. W.Cotton,
r Stone Mountain
McClendon Alonzo L., feeder Judson &
Dunlop, r 194 Decatur
McClendon James S., brick mnfr, r 80
Fort
McClendon Jesse T., machinist, r 194
Decatur i -
McLELXBOX JONATHAN J., coal dlr
r 168 S. Pryor
McCleskey Fred W., elk G. F. A., R. &
D. R. R., r 9^ E. Mitchell
Me€LE8E£Y LUCIUS L., sol. frt. agt.
R. & D. R. R., and contracting: afft Ga.
P. Ry., 56 E. Wall, r 80 Marietta
MeClintock Augusta, wid J. M., r 29
Ella
MeClintock C. L., wks Gate City P. M.
& L. Co
McCluen Green, c, porter Phillips &
Crew, r Ivy
McClure Charlie, elk, bds 44 Walker
McClure William A., elk E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R., bds 44 Walker
McColgan Charles, wks Atlanta Bridge
Wks., r 20 Emma
McColgan James, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
McColgan Mary, wid J., r 20 Emma
McCoUum Rosa L., wid B. F., r 23
Yonge
McCombs Frank M. (McCombs, Meakin
& Co.), r 160 Washington
McCombs James M. (McCombs, Meakin
& Co.), 160 Washington
McCombs Katie Miss, r 160 Washington
McCombs Lillie N. Miss, r 160 Wash-
ington
MeCOMBS, MEAKIN & CO. (J. M. Mc-
Combs, J. W. Meakin and F. M. Mc-
Combs), founders and machinists, 93
Ga. R. R '
McConnell Belle L. Miss, teacher Mari-
etta St. School, r 68 Luckie
McConnell H. J., cari)enter E. T. Va. <t
Ga. R. R
McConnell James W., with J. W. Rus-
sell, r 52 S. Pryor
McConneU Leona Miss, r 47 W. Cain
McConnell Mary, c, laundress, r 139
Luckie
Lumber, Laths, ShingleSp Flooring;, Wholesale 4 Retail.
. TtleplKNie No. 8t8.
A7WATER
McC
FOR PRICES TO THE TRat^i^
251
McC
McConnell Mary E. Miss, r 92 Rawson
McConnell M. C, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R., bds 306 Rawson
McConnell Theo Miss, r 92 Rawson
McConnell William, contractor, r 58
Luckie
McConnell W. A., engineer R. <fc D. R. R
McCord Belle Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
McCord Commie Miss, r 58 X. Pryor
McCord Frank, train hand Ga. R. R.,
bdsTlGa. R. R
McCord Georgia Mr a., r 345 E. Fair
McCord John, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
McCord John C, lab, r 97 Luckie
McCord Lizzie Miss, wks Fulton Spin-
ing Factory, r 345 E. Fair
McCord Marcus, elk Johnson & Caverly,
r 324 Houston
McCord Robert G., with J. C. <fc I
Daniel, r 324 Houston
McCowan Joseph H., machinist, r Henry
Ist w of Haynes
McCowan Susan Mrs., wks Elsas, May
ct Co
McCown Ebenezer P., painter W. & A.
R. R., r 140 Walton
McCown G. R., painter E. T. Va. 4
Ga. R. R.
McCown Henry machinist E. Van Win-
kle *t Co
McCown James A., printer W. C. Dod-
son, r Jamestown
McCown Robert W., wheelwright, r 263
31arietta
McCown Victoria Miss, r 263 Marietta
McCoy Joseph W., moulder, r 200 Luckie
McCoy Rillis, c, carpenter, r ws Gordon
5th n of Peeples
McCoy Xoah, c, drayman, r 100 Hilliard
McCoy Samuel, c, moulder E. Van
Winkle & Co
McCoy Simon, c, wks H. A. Agricola
McCoy William, c, lab, r 30 Reed
McCoy William A., c, porter Hancock
& Collier
McCrary Alexander, c, shoemkr, r 338
Martin
McCrary Charles, elk F. W. Hart &
& Son, r 7 Rock
McCrary Charles J., engineer, W. & A.
R. R., r 41 W. Simpson
McCrary Elizabeth Miss, r 7 Rock
McCrary Frank, painter M. M. Mauck,
r 82 X. Butler
McCrary James S., elk W. Laird, r 10
Bailey
McCrary John A., elk, r 20 Bailey
McCRARY JOHN W., city real estote as-
sessor, r 20 Bailey
imnsiis
McCrary Leila Miss, r 7 Rock -^r
McCrary Martin P., engineer W. <fc it
R. R., r 7 Rock
McCrary Matilda Miss, r 427 Whitehall
McCrary Thomas C. engineer, r 25 W.
Simpson
McCrary William P., wks R. R., r.»
Bailey
McCravy Charles, wkg Globe Plaater
Mnfg Co /^^>-»«
McCravy E. B., messenger Sou. Ex.,^
bds Hdams House
McCravy George B., grocer, 70 Peach-
tree, r 14 Strong
McCravy Gearge W., elk I. B. McCravy,
bds 15 E. Mitchell ,
McCravy Isaac B., grocer, 116 White-
hall, r McDonough, bey limits
McCravy R. B., grocer, r 180 McDon-
ough
McCraw L. A. Miss, r 9 Wheat
McCray James, c, lab, r 18 Gremunden
McCray Laura, c, domestic, r rear 287
Decatur
McCray Lewis, c (McCray & Stevenson),
r 216 Clarke
McCray Margaret, c, laundress, r 21
Lowes al
McCray Stephen P., c, lab, r 44 Folton
McK:ray Terrill, c, driver, r 11 Eraser
McCray Thaddeus B., c, elk P. O., r 216
Clarke
McCray William, c, driver, r 21 Lowes al
McCray <t Stevenson, c (L. McCray and
R. Stevenson), saloon, 63 Decatur
McCrea Benjamin, c, porter Freeman &
Crankshaw
McCreary Robert J., with J. C. Wilson
& Co., r 37 MiUs
McCreary Wilf am, farmer, r 36 McAfee
McCreary William H., junk, 444 Mari-
etta, r 71 McAfee
McCroskey L. M. Mrs., bds 12>^ W.
Mitchell ^
McCrow M., c, wks Ogletree, Robinson ft
Boyd
McCrystal Robert H., barkpr W. C.
Boggan
McCufiough Edward, c, lunch rooom. r
98 Roach '
McCullough George, c, barkpr J. Hunter
McCullough Patrick J., stoker Engine
No. 2 ^
McCullough William T., with M. C. ft
J. F. K&er & Co
McCune Annie Miss, wks Atla. Cot
Fcty
McCune George, wks Van Winkle ft Co^ .
r 23 W. Foundry
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McCune Thomas, wks Ada. Cot. Fcty
McCurdy Daniel, c, lab, s^rear 92 S.
Pryor
McCurdy Jane, c, lanndress, r 24 Mc-
Daniel
McCurry John A., wka W. Laird, r 20
Bailey
McCutehen Augustus R., editing elk
state comm*r agrl
McCutehen Thomas E., elk Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 14 Sayannah
MeDade David W., engineer, W. & A.
R. R.
McDade Mary S. Misg, dressmkr, bds
100 Windsor
McDade Robert M., engineer, E. T. Va.
& Ga. R. R., r 4 Hightower
MeDade Windsor C. engineer, A. & W
i . R. R. y
MeDaniel Eliza, c, laundress, r rear 132
McDaniel
MeDaniel George W. driver. Sou Ex Co
MeDaniel Henry, c, lab, r 73 Humphries
MeBAXIEI. HENRY D. HOJf ., Gover-
nor of Greorgia, oflSce State House, r
134 Peaehtree
MeDaniel Henry T., asst city engineer,
25 S. Broad r 53 E. Harris
MeDaniel James, carpenter, R. & D.
R. R.
MeDaniel John, c, driver, J. C. Kimball
r 236 W. Hunter
MeDaniel Judge, c, lab, r 26 Bradley
MeDaniel Mary, c, laundress, r 138 Smith
MeDaniel Monroe, blksmith, W. & A.
R. R. r 25 Hilliard
MeDaniel S. Thomas, carpenter, r 50
Bartow
Mi^Daniel William, carpenter, r 251 Fos-
McDavitt Edward, grocer, 186 Elliott
McDay Mary, c, cook, r rear 92 Wash-
ington
McDermed Peter W., elk C. W. Wells, r
94 Luekie
McDermott Samuel H., trav act r 88
Pulliam ] ^
McDonald Asbury R., carpenter, r 51 W.
Foundry
McDonald Angus (N. D. McDonald &
Co.), bds 13 E. Alabama .
McDonald Clem, wks, Atla Cot Fcty
McDonald Colon, r 26 Terry
McDonald Emma Miss, wks Atla Cot
Fcty
McDonald Frank I. (F. I. McDonald &
Co), r 266 Whitehall
McDonald F. I. & Co. (F. I. McDonald
and ), pro com mer, 10 S. Forsyth
McDonald F. B. Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
McDonald Green B. wks Atla Cot Fcty. r
51 W. Foundry ■•_-.:--f'\-
McDonald Hattie, c, laundress, r 1 Maga-
zine
McDonald Henry Rev., pastor 2d Bap-
tist church, r 171 Washington
McDonald Hugh A. (Johnson, Kenny <fc
Co.), bds 150 S. Pryor
McDonald James, grocer, 399 Marietta
McDonald James P. (A. McD Wilson
Co.), r 266 Whitehall
McDonald James T. tailor, bds 28 N*
Forsylii
McDonald James T., ironworker, r 262
E. Hunter i. ^F ;^
McDonald John, tailor J. Lynch, r 26 N.
Forsyth
McDonald John, mess. W. U. Tel., r 2ft
Terry
McDonald John, c, lab., r 1 Magazine
McDonald Murdock C,canva8serA. McD.
WUson, r 26 Terry
McDonald Newton, dep. U. S. marshal,
bds 95 Walton
McDonald Xicholas D. (N. D. McDonald
& Co.), r Xew Orleans
McDonald N. D. & Co. (N. D. and A.
McDonald), publishers, 53 S. Pryor
McDonald St. Clair, engineer W. <fe A.
R. R., r 81 Rock
McDonald Thomas, sub carrier P. O., r
rear 4 Bell
McDonald Walter, clk,bds 188>^ Decatur
McDonald Walter C. J., r 43 W. Harris
McDonald William, saloon, 324 Decatur
McDonald William S., elk H. Karwish, r
282 W. Peters
McDonnell Louiaft, wid. A. B., r 50 £•
Cain iasci
McDowell Daniel P., fireman Sou. Agl.
Works
McDowell James, c, lab, r 271 N. Cal-
houn
McDowell Robert, c, porter Elsas, May
& Co
McDuffie Benjamin F., contractor, r 146
Rhodes
McDuffie Effie Miss, r 30 Rock
McDuffie (ieorge W. fireman, r 30 Rock
McDuffie Georgia A. Miss, r 30 Rock
McDuffie Xeal M., mason, r 79 Davis
McDuffie R., machinist E. Van Winkle
<t Co
McDuffie William M., mason, r 239
Haynes
McDugall J. A., engineer R. <fc D.R.R.»
r Charlotte
f'
McEcheon Thomas, brakemali, bds 1
Markham
MeElhany Gilbert, c, porter Jphnson &
Caverly [
McElroy Frank, c, moulder E. Van
Winkle & Co
McElry G. W., carpenter R. <fc D. R. R
McElroy Joseph, c, butler, r: rear 100
Walton I
McElroy Philis, c, laundress,r 142 Luekie
McElveen Greorge W., broker, bds Mark-
ham House
McEnnany John, coffinmkr, r,306 Man-
gum
McE wen George, maehiniat E. Van Win-
kle & Co !
McEwen Matthew P., with Thomas %,
Walker, r 48 E. Hunter
McEwen William F., policeman, r 10
f Connally f
McFail Henry, c, lab, r 76 Hoge
McFaU Irby H., with J. WarliekA Son,
r 76 N. Collins
McFaU William E. (J. R. Merchant &
Co.), r 75 Smith
McFarland George, c, wks Logan Bros
McParland MartnaA Mrs., grocer, 54
W. Foundry
McFarland Thomas, butcher, 205 Mari-
etta, r 54 W. Foundry
McFarley Judd, c, lab, r W- Foundry
2d from Maple
McFarley Mack, c, lab, rW. Foundry
Sd from Mapie
McFarley Phronie, c, laundress, r W.
Foundry 3d from Maple [
McFaul James W., physici&n, r 397
Marietta j
McFaul & Burgund (J. W. McFaul &
M. C. Burgund), druggists, 397 Marietta
McGarity Abner £., medical instruments,
r 182 Crew I
McGarity Edmund C, elk Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 182 Crew
McGarity William B., elk A. G. Pope, r
.('.
S., grocer, Gordon
B. (McGaughey <ft
L., sec and treas
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at BANK SAMPa ROOMS.
182 Crew
McGaughey Frank
^ sw cor Lee W. E
McGaughey Greorge
Carter), rW. E
McGaughey John L., sec
L^nion Stockyard, r 54 Davis
McGaughey Luther, c, porter W. C.
Dodson, r 23 Terry |
McGaughey William G., trav agt., r
Gordon sw cor Gamer, W. E
McGaughey A; Carter (G. B. ^cGaughey
and A. P. Carter), commiflBion, 61 S.
Broad I
McGee Crawford, c, painter, r 343 Wheat
McGee Caioline, c, laundress, r 20 Beer-
man
McGee Daniel J., c, teacher, r 182 E.
Harris ,';■. 'j-- \ -^n -
McGree Fannie, c, domes^c, r242 Decatur
McG^ Harry, wks Traynham & Ray
McGee James policeman, bds 98 Decatur
McGee John, saloon,* 23^ Decatur, r 243
Decatur '"' -.I'^^^'r^--
McGee John Jr., elk J. Ryan
McG^ee Julia, c, cook, r ws Terry 3d n of
Anderson
McGee Michael barkpr, r 242 Decatur
McGee WiUiam, elk bds 61 Marietta
McGeever Bryan, barkpr McGeever \dk
Brennan, r G*te City Hotel
McGeever Hugh (McGeever <t Brennan),
bds Gate City Hotel
McC^eever Katie Miss, r 268 E. Fair
McGeever <fc Brennan (H. McGeever and '*-^^***^
D. BrennanC, saloon, 40 Decatur
McGehee Charles, bds 124 Peaehtree
McGehee C. C, bds Markham House -
McG^hee Mary J. Mrs., r402 Decatur
McGhee T. L., firemrn W. & A. R. R
McGill Samuel, c, wks Ferguson A
Blount
McGill Walter L., elk E. T., Va. A Giu
R. R. office, r 53 Forrest av
McGilray Andua, carpenter, r 12 Gar-
trell
McGlnmey Charles R., elk Chamberlin,
Johnson A Co
McGinley Barney, engineer A. & W. P.
R. R., bds Gate City Hotel
McGinnich Mac, r 11 Culver
McGinnis Caledonia Miss, wks Atla Cot.
Fcty
McGinnis Carrie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
McGlnnis C, wks Gate aty P. M. A
L. Co
McGinnis Jane L., wid W., r 162 Simx>-
son
McGinnis Laura Miss, wks AtU. Cot.
Fcty
McGinnis Lula Miss, r 234 Decatur
McGinnis Mary Mi»8, wks Expo. Mills
McGinnis MoUie, wid W., p 23 Bradley
McGinsey A. G., elk, bds Cannon House
McGinsey Charles M., elk, bds Cannon
House
McGlnty John W., conductor, r es Lee,
Ist 8 of Gordon
Mc€k)odwin Loving (Tyler dk McGood-
win), r 59 Forrest av
McGory James, foreman W. H. Scott, r
98 Decatur
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McGrath Jerry F., elk, r 173 W. Hunter
^^ I^atrick A., trav. agt, r 24
McGregor D. W., salesman J. R. WU-
Kinson
^^"S® •l^^"' ^» drayman J. R. Wylie
JttcCxuffey Lou, c, laundress, r 97 E. Ba-
ker I
McGuffin Andrew, c, driver A. P. Stew-
art & Co < < ^ ij
McGuinn L. W., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
McGuire Ida, c, laundress, r 153 N. Butier
McGuire John, pedler, r 305 Form wait
McGuire John, trav agt, bds 48 Connally
McGuire Maggie, wld C.P.,r 129Luckle
McGuire Patrick, pedler, r 307 Form-
wait ^
M^uire Reuben, wks Ristine, May &
McGuire Viney wid J., bds 17 Rhodes
^cCxuirk John M., machinist, McCombs,
_^Meakin <fc Co., r 239 Decatur
McGuirk Rufus E., cash John Ryan
^^*i! Michael, biksmith, E. T. Va. A
Ga. R. R., r 10 Newton
McHale Walter, r 10 Newton
-■^^a^^^ngeline, wid ^. G., r 166 E.
^r?^^^^^^® ^- ^"^^^ 276 E. Fair,
r 165 JS. Hunter tl ^ *
Md^iry Charles, c, grocer, 2U Ma-
w'SS?' ^ Luckie
Staipy ^^^ny c, wks Winship <fc Bro
§r?iS-^ Hillary, c, servant, r rear 11
M^enry Jackaon, c, hackman, r 214
^Wh "'^ ^'^^™ ^'' ^^''^^^^y r 1^
^^{"S'® f*5f » 1' "^^^ ^ *^ Humphries
^^^"^^P- Cm bmcher, 179 W. Peters,
r 341 Peachtree | .
Mcintosh Christopher, c, M, r 294 Man-
gum
Mcintosh Kit, c, wks W. A. A. R. R.
Mclntoeh-^v LL D, r 89 E. Mitehell
Mcintosh W. J. fireman, E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R. ■
Mclntyre Annie Miss, wks AUa Cot Fctv
Mclntyre Georgia Miss, wks AUa Cot
Mclntyre John (J.^McIntlre & Bro.) r
country "
Mclntyre & Bro. (J. and P. C. Mclntyre)
butehers, 75 Peachtree
Mclntyre Philip, elk J. Rytn
Mclntyre Pickens C. (J. Mclntire & Bro)
r 341 Peachtree ^
McK
Mclntyre William, machinist, W. & a
R. R., r 70 Cone
^n ''^'*iP?° ^., bkkpr, W. & W. Mnfg
Co, r 89 Loyd *
McKay William, c, lab, r 70 W. Foun.
^S?^*^^"?^ ^M receiving teller ' AUa
NaU Banl, r 40 Houston '
McKee Joseph-ne c, laundress, r 10 State
McKeldm Hugh M. (Atkins, McKeldin <fc
Co.)
McKeldin James R. (McKeldin & Carl-
ton ) , bds 67 N . Prvor
McKELBO & CARLTOX (J. R. Mc
keldin and J. E. Carlton), boots, shoes
and hats, 35 Peachtree *
McKendrick Taby, c, cook, r 36 Rich-
mond
^^^"°^ ^deline, c, laundress, r if
Thurmond
McKenny Sarah, c, laundress, r 17 Thuii
mond T
McKenzie Fannie Miss, seamstress, A.
Tischmann, r 50 S. ForsyUi
McKenzie George M., ferUlizers, 31 E.
Alabama, bds Adams Houee
^^?-'S i^P^» ^°«r, W. J. Wood,,
bds oo S. Forsyth ^
McKenzie Maggie Miss, ruler, Jas. P.
Harrison & Co., r 50 S. Forsyth
McKenzie Robert, c, barber, 102 W
Peters '
McKenzie Sarah, wid J. J., r 60 S. For-
syth •^. * VI
^^^9^0Bm&t Mrs., teacher Walker
St. School, r 133 Mangum
^^^en William, carpenter, r 28 S.
McKewn Leiia Miss, wks Jas. P. Har-
rison & Co
McKewn Mamie Miss, wks Jas. P. Har-
rison & Co
McKinley Anna E., wid E. D., r 30 For-
rest av » '
^^f/°^T 2?"*^' newspaper correspond-
ent, r2o Pi ne i-
^OTls^^^ ^«orge A\, brakeman, r 20
McKinley Jacob, c, grocer, 234 Marietta
McKinley Joseph E., salesman, r 30 For-
rest av '
McKinley Junia Miss, select school, 3a
Forrest av '
McKinley Nathanael, artist, 23 E. Hun-
ter, r 30 Forrest av
'^^J^'u^d^v^*!^"®^ ^^«»> t^^her Girrs
High School, r30 Forrest av
McKinney Benjamin, c, barber J. R.
Steele, r 133 X. Butler
tt^r^^£jj e f^ ji i Oteele, r 133 X. Butler
nooriiifl, at La FONTAINE & MAY'S. Telephone Mo. 385.
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255
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McKinney Sarah Miss, wks 4-tla. Cot.
Fcty., r 62 Newton
McKinney Sarah, wid J., r 62 ^Newton
McKinnon Ella Miss, seamstress, r 43
W. Hunter
McKinnon Ellen, wid H., :r 43 W.
Hunter :>■■-, ■-■ ii ■.
McKinnon W., wks Globe Planter Mnfg.
Co t
McKinty J. W., conductor W. It A. R. R
McKnight Savannah Miss, cook, S. A.
Elliott, r 225 W. Peters
McKown Willis W., stenographer, supt.
E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R., r Jonesboro,
Ga ^ . t
McKoy John J., grocer, 48 (Peachtree
and 31 N. Broad, r 57 Houstdn
McKoy J. R., student, bds Gate City
Hotel
McKoy Noah, c, mail driver, 1^. O
McLain G. W., engineer, R. «S:j D. R.R
McLarty Samuel, c, lab, r BellVood
McL-^ughlin, Frank, carpenter jE. T. Va.
& Ga. R.R
McLaughlin William, blksmllh £. T.
Vn.&Ga.R. R I
McLean Joel J., tailor, 56 McDonough
McLean William M., farmer, r 103
Walker i
McLendon Charles L., elk Mooire, Marsh
& Co., r 117 Washington
McLendon Edgar H., elk, r 117 Washing-
ton '' p
McLendon Lemuel, c, lab, r 140 E.
Baker ^
McLendon Nicholas A., livery stable,
r 117 Washington
McLendon Thomas C, conductor C. R.
R., r East Point
McLendon Wilson, c, drayn)>an, r 23
Richmond i
McLeod James, opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds
15 W. Gamett I
McLeod R. S., engineer R. & ^. R. R
McLoughlin Isaac, r 162 Windsior
McLowder Samuel, c, firemab W. L.
Fenley, r Bell wood l
McMahon John J., biksmith R. <jt. D.R. R
McMahon Patrick Rev., pastor Sts. Peter
and Pauls Church, r 331 Marietta
McManaman Edward £., carpenter W.
& A. R.R I
McManaman Emiline Mrs., grocer, r 71
Chapel
McMaster Hattie, c, cook, r r^ 61 £.
Harris F
McMaster Martin, drygoods, r 518 White-
hall I
McMichael Georgia, c, laundress, r 64
w. & A. R.R ?.ri ^ ^m'^-'
McMichael Philip, c, lab, r 9 Holland
McMillan Ferdinand D.. gen'l manager
Frick & Co., r 37 Larkin
McMillan G., wks J. & H. T. Trowbridge
McMillan Henry C, with J. C. McMillan
& Co., r 83 Marietta
McMillan Jane, wid J. C, r 83 Marietta
McMillan J. C. & Co. (J. J. McMillan
and J. S. HoUiday, Jr.), grocers, 25
Marietta
McMillan Lewis lu, ourpenter, bds 348
Marietta *^ r- v 1
McMillan Nettie Miss, r 143 Walton
McMillan Robert W., wks John Rvan
McMillian William V., elk H. Y. Snow,
r 83 Marietta
McMillen David, wks Dudley & Wilson
McMillen Drew, carpenter, r 19 Ella J
McMillen Julia Miss, r269 E. Fair
McMullen L., wks Globe Planter Mfg Co
McMiirphy , wks Sou. Ajrl Wks
McMurry Peter, c, porter, r Walnut, nw
cor Magazine
McNabb Robert E.,«ngi'^eer W. A A.
R. R., r 30 Mechanic
McNabb Sarah Miss, r 17 Hulsey
McNalr Arthur W., c, jwrter W. A,
Jones, r 17 Reed
McNair Felix, c, porter Kennesaw Mills
Co., r 16 Reed *
McNair Henry, carpenter, r 294 E. Fair
McNaught John, bkkpr McNaught &
Scrutchin, r^51 Washington
McNaught William (McNaught &
Scrutchin), r 351 Washington
McNaught WUliam, Jr., r 361 Washing-
ton
MeNAUGHT k SCRUTCHIH (W. Mc-
Naught and T. ScE^Utchin), hardware,
86 Whitehall
McNeal E. W., pap«* banger W. S. Mo-
Neal
McNeal John, c, cook, r rear 20 Cone
McNeal Mack, c, driver, r 126 Houston
McNeal Minnie, c, nurse, r 377 Eraser
McNeal Walter S., dealer wall paper,
paints, etc., 14 S. Bread, bds 31 W.
Garnett •■
McNeal Winston, painter W. S. McNeal
McNeely John, elk John Paris, r 39
Plum
McNeely Robert G., carpenter Ga. P*M5.
R. R., r 39 Plum
McNeely Thomas J,., wks The Georgia
Machinery Co
McNew J., wks Expo. Milk
MWM
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OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, qo to PAINE.
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^^^^-^ J-JkJl r^ljU T.A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag't. 36 Wall St
M^herson John W. (E. Johnson, Son
& Co.), r 66 Cooper '
McPherson Mary W., wid R. M., r 104
E. Peters
McPherson IS^athan, watchman, r 20 Vic-
toria
McPherson Wallace, genl Southern a^t
E. & T. H. R. R.,^28 S. Pryor, r IW
E. Peters
McPhcenix Mary, c, laundress, r 159
Windsor
McQuade Patrick, elk Chamberlin, John-
son <fc Co., bds 124 S. Pryor
McQuarter Richard, c, driver, r 110 iN".
Calhoun
McGuirty Mack, c, wks MUler & Brady,
r 110 N. Calhoun *^'
McRae Martha M., wid J. C, r 83 Loyd
McRoy Henry, c, lah, r 93 Tattnall
McRoy Mary A. Mrs., seamstress, r ws
Blackmon, 4th s of Pine
Mcl'eer George, trav. agt, bds Markham
House
McTerry Mattie, c, laundress, r 70 S.
Butler
McVeigh Nancy Miss, r rear 64 W.
Simpson j| . *
-^Joo®^/^™^^ ^ ' ^"P* ^^^a- Saw Wks.,
128 Marietta
McVey Thomas F., foreman Atla. Saw
Wks., r 128 Marietta
"^?^*JE!^^I.^^^^^^®^ H.^ carpenter, bds
42o E. Fair jf
McWaters James G., engineer U. S.
Court House, r Spring
McWaters John, engineer, r 189 E
Hunter
McWaters Robert S., engineer Union
Depot, r 425 E. Fair
McWhorter Mack, c, wks E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
^<^^!l?.^' William H., r 152 Jackson
Jilc Williams Emma, c, laundress, r 2
Anderson I
McWilHams George W., policeman, r 13
>t. Butler
McWilliams Henry C, policeman, r 33
Gartrell
McWilliams Thomas, c, driver, r 40
Richmond
^tJ^iJ^^*"^^ Thomas J., policeman ,'r 328
E. Fair
M^5^ «^OHN, planing mOl, 34 Ga.
R.R.. r 272 E. Fair
Mable Joel, asst. engineer E. T., Va. &
xr \?* V.?*' ? ^* ^"^^^y r Smyrna, Ga
Mabrey Charles, express agt, bds 89 S.
•Pryor
Mabrey Charles C, elk Sou. Ex., bds 67
Ivy
Mabry John, c, lab Ga. Pac. R. R., r 230
Wheat '
Mabry Lizzie Miss, r 83 Ga. R. R
^^lo7 -^li^^ ^'^ saloon, 91 Ga. R. R., r
83 Ga. R. R '
MacDiarmid Angus (Morrison, Bain <fe
Co.), r 72 Marietta
Macedonia Baptist Church, c, 387 Man-
gum
Mack William, c, candy store, r 313 W
Peters
Mack William N c, lab, r 310 W. Peters
Mackay William E., elk T. M. Clarke &
Co., r 82 E. Cain
Mackpy Lizzie Miss, elk J. Keely, r 82
E. Cain
Mackey Mary J. Miss, elk, r 82 E. Cain
^oS^^i? ^^^"^ ^'^ ^^*i ^^- Teittlebaum, r
339 ^ew Wheat '
Macks Annie Mad., r 15 and 17 S. Collins
Maclamore Jackson, c, wks Dudley A
vvilson, W. E
Maclamore Sallie, wid J., r 125 Wheat
Maclamore Sarah, c, seamstress, r 125
Wheat
Macron Michael, c, lab, r 30 Bradbury
Jlacula Lottie, c, seamstress, r 28 Brad-
bury
"ufii
Maculin Mattie, c, laundress, r 29 Brad-
bury
Macy Frank A., grocer, r 354 W. Peach-
tree
^^y ,^iJli*?i R., grocer, 296 Peachtree,
r 3o4 W. Peachtree
Madclaf Alexander, watchman, r 13 n
Butler
Madden Lucretia E., wid N. J., r 92 W.
Fair
Maddock Kate, wid W., r 237 E. Hunter
Maddox Alabama, c, laundress, r 32
Trenholm
Maddox Alexander, c, driver,r 281 Eraser
Maddox Angeline, wid G. W., r 111
Willow
Maddox A., carpenter, wks L. H. Hall
& Co
Maddox Charies K., sec. Pendleton Gu-
ano Co., r 148 FUlmore
Maddox Delia, c, laundress, r 67 Thur-
mond
Maddox Ella, wid T. R., r 24 E. Ellis
Maddox Essex, c, lab, r 65 Rock
Maddox George, c, lab,r near 98 W. Fair
^^^^^ S^''''^® ^-^ ^^ J- F- I>yer, r
oo Is, Pryor
Maddox Mattie, c, laundress, r 170 W.
Fair
^^^gPQgrp^GA^ always on hand, at the
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
SV,-^. TVILlLiIl^ OH J^^^r, 64 Elliott,
ROrfoH AJCP PRESSED LXJIVf TW^.l^ AJTP rJMJBJ
MAD
257
MAL
Maddox Jane, c, cook, r rear 78 Decatur
Maddox John, contractor, bds J8 N.
Forsyth
Maddox John H., c, blksmith, r 158
Chapel
Maddox John J., c, painter, i 20 Man-
gum
Maddox Joseph B., machinist .. W. <fc A.
R. R., r 39 Jones av |f
Maddox Joseph E. (Megee, Johnson &
Co.),r48 Henry
Maddox Joseph E., conductor; W. & A.
R. R., r 18 Johnson
Maddox Joseph J. (Megee, Johnson &
Co.), r Orange, Gra (.
Maddox Lizzie, c, cook, r rear 96 W. Fair
Maddox Lizzie Mrs., music tether, r 10
Bell ,.
Maddox Lucie Miss, wks Atla; Cot. Fcty
Maddox Lucy Mrs., r 25 Coner
Maddox Noland, c, lab, r laiE. Harris
Maddox Robert F. (Maddox, Rucker &
Co.), r 125 Peachtree k
MADDOX, RLCKER & CO. (B. F. Mad-
dox, J. W. Rucker, W. L. Peel),
Bankers & Cotton Factors, |6 to 48 W.
Alabama "1^ "'*'
Maddox V^inderbilt, c, porter jE.T. Allen
MADDOX, see also MATTOX
Madison Johanna, c, laandrese, r 229 W.
Hunter
Madison Tillman, c, wks A. E. Ragland,
rl2^^I^yd
Madison Towns, c, janitor IS. <fc. D. R.
R., r56E.Wall
Madison William, c, lab, r 17 Boulevard
Maffitt Carrie A., wid F. ^v r 33 W.
Harris I
Magbee John, c, lab, r 78 Hoge
Magbee Lena Miss, r 84 Xelston
Magbee Milton A., elk F. J. Btilson, r 80
Nelson
Magbee Milton J., bkkpr G. W. Lowe, r
80 Nelson
Mahaffey Rufus L., with J. Silvey & Ca^
r 83 Loyd
Mahaffey Z. V., collector, A. G. Rhodes
Mahan Bryan, barkpr, J. CampbeU, r 211
E. Fair
Mahan Mirac H., conductor, r 140 Fill-
more
Maher John C. (Nally A Maher), 93
Whitehall j^^sv -^ v ^ -
Maher Michael E., saloon, 52 Peachtree,
r 171 Mangum .
Mahoe Lizzie, c, cook, r 212 C. R. R
Mahone Elias, c, drayman, r 19 Holland
Mahoney Edward, elk, r 124 Decatur
Mahoney James, elk J. Ryan *
Mahoney John, candymkr, r 59 N. Cal-
houn
Mahoney Jerry P., trav agt, Wyly <&
Greene
Mahoney Michael, grocer, 124 Decatur,
r 8 N. Calhoun
Maier Albert D., grocer, 176 Davis, r 164
Davis
Maier H. Armin, jeweler, bds 176 Davis
Maier Mary, wid J., r 176 Davis
Maier Samson (Maier & Delkin), r 356
WhitehaU
Maier & Delkin (S. Maier and A. L. Del-
kin), jewelers, 1% Marietta
Maigne WUliam A., with W. Minnige-
rode, r 20 McDonough
Makin Annie Miss, housekpr Markham
House
Maldray Ella, c, cook, r rear 252 W.
Peters
Mallard William J., lawyer, r 202 Jones
Mallon Frances C. Mrs., teacher, r 204
W. Peachtree
Mallory Joseph, c, lab, r 64 Magazine
Mallory J. S. Mrs., teacher Atla. Bap.
Fem. Seminary, r 35 Leonard, J
Mallory R. A., steward Ivy St. Hospital,
r 46 Ivy
Mallory S. E. Miss, teacher Atla. Bap.
, Fem. Seminary, r ?5 Leonard, J
Magee Benjamin F., ^ocer^ r^3 Walker ^ Malonp Charles F. (M. C. & J. F. Klser
& Co.), bds Adams House
Magee John, wks R. & D. R. R
MagUana Peter, grocer, 256 Marietta
Magnan L., packer Boyd «fe-King, bds 80
Pluin
Magnus Perev C. (Magnus & High tower),
r 146 N. Calhoun
Magnus Rebecca E., wid S., r 146 N.
, Calhoun
MAGNUS k HIGHTOWER (P. C. Mag-
Malone Felix, c, lab, r 8 Jennings al
Malone Frank N., bkkpr Atla. Natl
Bank, r 171 Crew ^
Malone Jefferson, c, blksmith W. L.
Malone Hiram W., with Thomas B.
Walker, r 165 N. Collins
Malone Lemuel, c, lab, r 33 Newton
nus and T. J. Hightower,j Jr.), drug- j Malone Terissa, c, laundress, r 33 New-
gists, 20 Pecatur ton
Mahaffey Charles C, stonecutter, r 95 | Malone Thomas J., saloon, 61 E.ALibama,
E. Hunter 1 r 75 E. Hunter
nS&M BmI 8HIST t»«r4er-« fitr I
W.M
Perfect it n^nuilee^.
11 u4 \% WliltehAU StTMl.
\ I
: f
ihsurt:
MAL
Tour prop^rty 1„ the "ATLAITTA HOME," and thereby pat.
i2glfgjUu.me enterprfae, to keep Tonrnu».» .. i,^,.
258 ^ ^
^tT7^i^'"T ^^ "''^ T. J. Malone,
r ^o ji,. iiunter '
Malone William, e, carpenter, r 128 Fort
M^oy .Tames, trav paST art Kennes^S
Mane G. T., wks Sou. Acri Wks
^Tio]re""""''-''^"''^-K-^«»».Ms
ilanpim Annie Miss, bds 124Havner
Mangnm c. "feeler, eonduetor^T' &
^. li. It., r 260 E. Hunt*»r
>"ai,'; i?Ha^-; ^^'-»' ^^ «^-
:Mangum George, c, lab, r 83 C R R
Man^m James, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga
;^;^5fj?*s!.^r^''^-^-.o4
feliLTr^:','t.^-^'/„-;H.,.er
Max.,ey^Danlel,c,wk,J.'Mangnm, c,r
^anley John, c, porter, r 30 Gate CItv
"Jt^r" *^-' '^"'T-^'^^ A.t sh%s,
Manila vi".^, ^- •^"'.' r ^ ^- C^'houn
^'^^ C^fou'^'* ^^ ^"^ «• B- Manley, r
Manley WUHamP., policeman, r 22 Gar-
Mann George, elk, r 43 Venable
Mann George T., l,b, r 130 LucHe
Mann Isaac, c, wks Atla St. R K
Mann James, blksmith, 14 Ivy, r ia Ven-
""Jlo X'ehfff "'"' ^- «'«^ * «-•.
Mann John, wks John Ryan
*^i*'!,^BERT D., gem ticket office
Marlcham House, 28 Loyd '
Mann ^f f ' ''■ '^^' ■■ " B*-erman
aann bophronia, wid R., r 44 W p-te-.
Mannmg Alonzo A., lawyer, 8^ Ma-
''"^^liy^'''"-'^'' <=' '^b. ' - Glenn Ist e
^Cha^! Columbua. butcher, bds 75
Manning Edith, c, nurse, r 40 Hills av
Manning John, collector bds 75 Cl^Li
Manning John A., fireman W. & a. r'r
Manning Lee, c, cook E. Mercer
Foreyfh '*' "' '~"^ ' '^''^ ^15 S.
Manning Richard, c, lab, r 40 Hills av "
Manning William D., shoemkr, bds 77
l>eeatur ' *
Manor A. E fireman W. & A. R. R
?ietu ^" "^"^ ^- ^ ^^^^
Mansfield Alice Miss, artist, bds 89 Plum
Mansfield Frank, carpenter, r 5 PettiM
M^^l'l^ f "^^ MissTr 37 Jones "^
Af "^'f ^"1 if o» c, liib, r 221 Fort
Mansfield >1. A., wks Expo. Mills
Hotef ^ "^^ ^- steward National
Manson Mollie. c, laundress, r 43 Ella
MtTrlM^"^^^' plumber, r 31 Horton
Mapp Dumphy, c, lab, r 11 Tburmond
iflll^ R^"'''^' ''^ laundress, r 176 Hilliard
^r^^x^"^' ^ ^^ Mitchell ^ Parker,
Mapp Levi, c, wks Harrisan & Bro
Mapp Mary, c, laundress, r 179 Fort
Mapp bidney, c, driver L. E. Ladd
^app Ihomas, c, carpenter, r 112 Fort
Mapps Robert W., % porier i^k &
^,^regg Hardware Co *^
M^rhl!!'i^''"^^^» '' ^*^^ ^ S7 Martin
Telephone Ifo. wSl P*'*^«»»"y Snperintead Coutracu/ '
1
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innuwsES,
MILBURN ^VAGON DEPOT
MAR
I
259
MAR
Marble Dock, c, wks Harrison & Bro., r
73 Formwaln .
Marbut Alford, c, wks E. T.rVa. & Ga.
R. R 1^
Marbut Samuel P., elk W. p. Smith, r
182 Decatur
Marchmand Alf, c, drayman Gramling,
Spalding & Co., r Mills, <^r Lovejoy
Marchman J. W., carpent(kr E. Van
Winkle & Co I
Marcus Dennis, c, wks M. M. Bridwell
Marcus Georgia, c, cook, r r^r 47 Crew
Marcus Max, tailor 16 Pea<^tree, r 48
W. Fair \
MARIETTA PAPER M!JFtt|CO., S. A.
Anderson, propr, MariettaL Ga. (See
p. 37) ^'^^^- I
Marietta Street M. E. Church J!&5 Marietta
Marietta Street School, 271 Marietta
Maring G. W., engineer R. Jk D. R. B.,
r Charlotte '
Marion Green, c (Marion & iStafford), r
. f N. Forsyth | -^ ■ -
Marion Sylvester, grocer alnd saloon,
282 Marietta 1
Marion «fe Statford, c, (G. MaHon and T.
Stafford), saloon, 98 S. Bro$d
Markel Ada Mrs., seamstresi, r 201 S.
Forsyth
Mark ham Greorge P., with G
b(U 99 Walton
MARKUAM HOUSE, W. A. Huff, propr,
20 to 26 Lovd, opp Wall
MARKHAM HOUSE BILLUBD PAR-
LOR, W. J. White, propr^ 28 Loyd.
(See adv.) |
Markham Isaiah M., trav. igt A. C
Wyly, bds 99 Walton I
Markham Marcellus O., bds 416 White-
hall p I
Markham Street Col'd Presbyterian
Church, Markham, ne cor Maple
Markham William, capitalist, bds Mark-
ham House 1
Marks Greorgia, c, cook, r rear 92 Mc-
Donou^h |l
Marks Minnie, c, 10 Thompson
Marlett Henry, c, driver, r 6 Gemunden
Marlow LeweUa Miss, wks Klsas, May
& Co I
Marrow Cicero, c, driver, r Little, cor
HiU
Marrow Frank, c, carpenter, r»4 Ander-
son
Marsden Frank,pattemmkr, bds 80 Plum
Marsh Edwin W. (Moore, Marfeh & Co),
r 125 Washington |
MARSH EDWIN W., JR., wtiol milli-
nery, 163^ Decatur, r 125 Washington
W. Price,
Marsh Lewis K., macl)inist E. Van Win
kle & Co., r 47 Henry
Marsh Mc Allen B., with Moore, Matrsii
& Co., r 125 Washington
Marsh Richajd, wks E. Van Winkle A
Co., r36 Rock j * |
Marsh Robert B., machinist R. <& D. R.
R., r 226 E. Ellis
Marsh Spencer S., with E. W. Marsh,
Jr., r 125 Washington
Marshall Alice Mrs,, seamstress, r rear
114 Marietta ^ j
Marshall Charles F., conductor, bd« 150
W. Hunter
Marshall David, carpenter, bds 116)^
W^hitehall
Daniel c, lab, r 9 City al
Hattie, c, cook, r rear 93 Fort
Henry, c, lab, r 15 S. Butler
Henry H., bds 66 X. Forsyth
H., c, boilermkr, W. & A. R. &
Lutie E. Miss, bds 35 Poplar
Mary J., wid J. G., r 37 S.
irair
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall
Martihall
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall
Moore
Marshall Moses, c, cook, r 3 Grape al
Marshall William, c, wks W. E. Jones,
r 395 Marietta
Marston James D„ carpenter, r US
North av
Marston Jennie Miss, with Lathrop A
White, r Simpson
Martin Andrew, sawyer, r 209 E Fair
Martin Andrew J., carpenter, bds 124
Whitehall
Martin Allen M., tinner, r 24 Luckie
Martin Almeda, wid G., r 38 Ponder
Martin Annn, c, laundress, r 48 Johnson
Martin A. W., elk Chamberlin, Johnisoa
& Co., r 21 Hurd *
Martin Belle, c, domestic, r rear 217 S.
Pryor
Martin Benjamin L., wks Telephone
Ex., r 38 Ponder
Martin B., c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Martin Carrie, c, cook, r rear 79 Lovd
Martin Celia, c, laundress, r 235 Wheat
Martin Daniel, carpenter, W.<fc A. R. B
Martin Daniel, c, porter, r rear 341
Wheat
Martin D., machinist Boyd & King
Martin David N., lawyer, 40 Marietta, r
Houston, se cor Sampson
Martin Edward J., printer, r 101 Crew-
Martin Edward F., c, waiter, r 209 E.
Cain
Martin Elisha, c, waiter, National Hotel
Martin Elizabeth, wid J., r 101 Crew
Martin Eli, c, lab, r 157 Markham
STOCKS, COTTON
OATi COFFEE
ROWLAND
, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE,
h CO. 9 & II North Broad Street
. s'- j«f#»-;;^rfci-
INVESTMENTSJll
%
^Vi^l^^^^' <=' ^''' ■• Walnut, nw cor
-Magazine =
^^^^^^ugene M., J, teacher, r 281
M^I^S"" ^rg«» en^neer, r 95 Crew
nfTn^f''''^;? W.liev., c, pastor Provi-
dent Church, r 236 Crew
Mprtin Hannah wid J., r 15 S. Calhoun
Ma.^n Henry B., painter, r 21 Tattn^
Martin James, c, lab, r rear 31 Washing-
xon "
^^°\ro ^"^ -^^ '' ^^» ^« ^^^«t: nw
cor Jlagazine
Martin James M., bailiff, r 94 Luckie
^ew ^'' ^^"^ engineer, r 213
Mania John E pressman Judson &
Dunlop, r 101 Crew
Martin John G., tinner, r 05 Crew
mil^^ t^'h'' §•' *^^!^^r, r 19 Williams
Martin John H., c, lab, r 52 Ga. R. R
Martin Joseph, wks Fulton Mills
M^'^ '^TP'' ^V P*'"'*''' ■• 159 Walton
lUrtn Julia, c, laundress, r 43 Green's
Martin Kate, c, laundress, r 66 Hood
M^^i"" h"°l??-' '^•^ ^^ W»o6 Houston
Jtotui Marshall, c, porter A.M. Bere-
strom, r 157 Markham ^
v*^° ^f'y.'^- ^'^S' 'SI Chapel '
Wh?at "* * ""^'•' '*'^''«''' 34
*Ktur^''^"* ^•' ^"^Siit, 212
Martin M., c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
M^j.n Oscar, elk, J. A. Martin, r 30
2?I!i° J*'"^^''' ■^ks J- M.1smfth "
M^^il*.'^'*',"' "^ '^"''^'•' "• 143 Smith
4 cfo.Tm b"^r '^""*°"' ^'»'''
^Wheat^'*"'' '' '•""•J^^s. »• 1 New
tiaii and See the new
National Banv
J"»^T^- ^"•'^ de»criptio»
«» Real Estate for sale by
FRIEBSOW. 3« Wall Street^
MAS
MaSn w 'i^*'"' "' ?'^''' ' " SlarkSra
Love ' '' ^^' *■ *" '^"^'y 'I °f
^*"|n S^HJiam, machinist, r 39 Ponder
Sn w? '""' "^°"' ' 95 Crew *'
Jlaran William A., trav. a«t. Lamar
Rankw & Lamar,'r 84 LucS; ^'•
v«;^u"f *i5"' ''*^^'' *"• ^- Jack & Co .
mS^ •* l^T' '' '"^^' 7 Kawson
Mashbnm Elisha, carpenter, r 34Church
^^„^J"i« Geofge W.. elk W. g. S-
ling, r Decatur, Ga
M^hbum John, miller, Atla. Elevator
^Marieto ^•^^^^^?*,•' 'naehinist, r 641
Mashburn Jfoah S., miUer, r 77 Kock
Mashbum T., wks Sou. Agl. WkT
nw"^," ^1«am A. W., foreman Gate
City Planing Mill, bds 427 WhuXu
Mason Allen, c, lab, r 13 Daniel
>lason Andrew, c, mason, r 309 Calhoun
Mason Andrew J., molder W. & ABB
""^nder'""^ ?-*-P^"«™-"-''-. rl
Mason Daniel, c, mason, r 46 Jones ar
M«on George E, elk C. B. K., r OrchL-d
Mason Ida Miss, wks EUas, May & Co
Mason John, c, mason, r 173 Irwin
S^c'ktur^- "=• ''"•' •~''''«°«' 115>^
v!f^n w*"^ ^^■' '^'1 J-' r *2 Elliott
^ason Mary, c, nurse, r rear 87 Fraser
MMon M. Rosa Miss, teacher Girls ^h
school, r 431 Peachtree *
Mason Nancy Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Mason Bufus A. J., elk, r 83 Decatur
''^rr^rur%r'^^<==^'^«*
*'rs?cha^Kr"'"'-^-^"--«'--'
cor Windsor and Jones
M^f^o^- ^- ^-boarding 83 Decatur
MAbO>< , see also MA YSO J?
pUice under~Gate City
4*
Co to W: X WILLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
MAS H 261" MAY
Masonic Temple, 8 S. Broad
Massa Enrico A., salooUj^^^ 5 E. WkU, r 43
Jenkins " Tt;;r J
Massa Frederick, restaurant, 1 Mjarietta,
r6 Marietta I;
Masseling Jacob, machinist, r 70 W.
Foundry
Masse tt Allie, c, cook, r rear 58 Church
Maseey Edward, c, wks Withers & Hol-
land
Massey Mattie Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Massey Orrin H., c, lab, r rear 98 Elliott
Massey Rebecca Miss, teacheir Atla.
University • •
Masters Walter, trimmer W. E. Jones, r
150 X. Calhoun
MaTar John M., manager Atia. Saw
Wks
Mathews Aquilla B., tomatoi catsup
mnfr, Gordon, s of Feeples, W. B
Mathews Balinda Miss, r 20 SaVunnah
Math*iws Edward H., trav agfc Crane,
Boylst»n & Co., r W. E
Mathews Jacob D., cabinetmlia:, r 20
Savannah ;?
Mathews James, c, 8hoemkr|,, r 278
Fraser
Mathews James M., c, carpenter, r 218
E. Ellis i
Mathews Jesse, c, wks R. & D; R. B
Mathews John H., contractor, r 156
Crew
Mathews Julia, c, laundress, r} 48 Vic-
toria :
Mathews Kate, c, laundress, r 387 Hous-
ton ^ 1
Mathews Martin, c, lab, r 30 MoDanlfel
Mathews Mattie, c, laundress, r 29 Stone-
wall f
Mathews Sarah, c, laundress, r $ Jacks al
Mathews William A., elk W. 4- Taylor,
rW. E I;
Mathieu Justin, watchman Winship &
Bro
Mathis Eva, c, laundress, r 8^ S. For-
syth I
Mathis George, r 349 Foster
Mathis James L., c, wks H. Sutton, r
2T8 Fraser
Mathers J., wks Sou. Affl. Wks
Mathis William J., train hand Ga. R. R.,
r 543^ Peachtree J
Matthews Abraham B., c, blksmith, J.
S. Rivers, r rear 358 Whitehall
Matthews Bertha, c, laundreas, r 78 S.
Butler
Matthews George, c, drayman, r 220 Ellis
Matthews G^eorge, c, wks B. Anderson,
r232 Ivy i • i
Matthews Henry, c, laT^, r rear 80 Nelaon
Matthews Henry, c, janitor Calhoun St.
School
Matthews Isaac, c, porter. Fay & Eich-
berg - '"
Matthews James H., bkkpr Frazier A
Morgan, bds 65 W. Mitchell
Matthews Joshua, c, butler, r rear 8 Jen-
nings al
Matthews L. c, lab, r 2 Little
Matthews Noah, carpenter, r 20 Savan-
nah
Matthews Ruck, c, carpenter, rll George '
Matthews Stokes, c, porter, J. Lagomar-
sino, r 19 Whitehall
Matthews Thomas, C, carpenter, r Fow-
ler se cor l^ills
Matthews William, lab, t 19 Foster
Matthews W. Franks elk Paine Rowland
& Co
Mattison Alexander, r 24 Jones
Mattison John L., pass agt, G. H. A; S.
A. R. R., 36 E. Wall
Mattox Elijah N., watchman, r lOfr
Luckie
Mattox John, c, wks W. K. Booth, r 158
Chapel
Mattiox P., c, wks W. & A. R. B
MATTOX, see also MADDOX
Mauck Bettie, wid W., r 154 Rawson
Mauck Charles A, foreman M. M. Mauck,
r t Pulliam
MAUCK IKASCELLUS M., painter and
paper hanger, 27 E, Hunter, r 164
Ra^^'son
Maude James L., cashier, r 39 W. Baker
Mauldin Beale, wks Expo. Mills
Mauldin George, wks ExjKi. Mills
Mauldin H«nry, carpenter, r75 Chapel
Mauldin Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. MiUs
Mauldin WiUiam A., grocer, Powder
Springs Rd
Maxey Henry, c, baker, F. M. Jack <fc
Co-, r 115 Whitehall
Maxey Oscia, Cf laundress, r 62 Rawson
Maxwell Alex., elk J. Keely
Maxwell Alexander, c, driver, r rear 29^
Whitehall
Maxwell Allen, c, mason, r 6 Newman
Maxwell Allen J., printer, r 196 Houston
Maxwell AUen T., grocer, 288 Wheat
Maxwell Louisa, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wki
^^„,^^ Maxwell Matthew D., cabinet mkr,
Matthews Charles M., printer, H. H. Maxwell S. F. Mrs., bds 31 N. Forsyth
Dickson, r W. E 1 I May Anderson, c, lab, r 7 Beckwith
^ MakM CLOTHING to ord«p.
W.M
Fit gnaffanteed at readv inafla
H and 13 Whitalid Strtat
1
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f
fIRE inilllCE
MAY
The "ATLASTA HOME INSURANCE CO." Prompt
i Co,8«rvatlTe, Reltob e. B,.ine.s confln.d t« fi^.^,
262
May^Edward F., furniture, r 223 Boule-
Ifay^baac (Elsas, May & Co.), r 217 S.
MEG
Mead Sophronia, c, cook, r 3 Newman al
Mead Theo Jr., architect Kimball
MeT^w^M-* *=^°r ■■ '^'^ Marietta ^'^'•
;*«.T, r^Catn; ^- ^^ ^^•
""^n^ I'^cT' I- "' <=>-- S. M. I„-
M»v.rA7 •'/'.'•'"*' ■■ ^ Ra^'son man & Co ' ' '"*"^ ''• •*^- ^n-
MA vVr ' ''S"""?' "■ 151 Whitehall Meador Albert elk J K-».w a, ™.
^d \rVPR<3*'*" MAIEE, METEKS Pair ' "^^ '^- ^^*'y> ^ ^3 W.
and MYERS
Meador Charles D, sec. Clarke S. C C
H Co., r 101 Peachtree '
*Uyes .obn P.. eonduetor,"-w. * A. , Me^io^PrU^k! ^^P^btree
"•/a^ck^- ^^ '^'^ ^- ^ ^- K- B.. r 75 ^t^^^ 2?o''§.'p?yof '^^ ^- ^'-"^^ *
^'c^htun^^""'^' <=■ '-"-J"-, r 191 N. ""aor^.Tll^ot-p'r^^r"*^ "^'^^"^ *
''^t^ur "^ ^''**"' «n«i°eer, r 130^^ De-
*'ifan1e? ^**"'««' «' laundress, r 40 Me-
122 £. Cain (see adv) '
;c^r,TrFt;m'^l'-*'«"™p«*
Mayo Maria J., w id D., r 46 Formwalt
"r^^"|.eSte"^-'^^^^'*«^"
"cTark^'^''' "' '^'" <'*• «• K-.'229
'" *'2ett*^'^'' "•• '•'■"«)?'«. >• 31 W- ear-
i$C%^' Jennie Miss, seamstress, r wg For-
'^^^ -tune 8th n of Highland av "'''or-
^^2^^ ElUo^'tV ""^"'^'"'' '^^ * ^- «• K
mHJ^V-','^'^'^- «•-'•" Spring
^enny *^' "' P"''*'' Clem .Sons 4
Co., bds 101 Peachtree
Meador Lucretia, wid .X, r 93 W Pair
''st.t^t cf "'"" ^^ '^l'' The- ^"Sd-
T 32 Ezzard ' '' Compress,
''^n:T3T&a'''^'^'^-^-^-«*
"^400 W 21".'' J^r/McCombs, Meakin
<» 1^0.;, ril3 McDonoueh
H,,'? ^^"'^ ^•' ^l" Beck & Gregg
M^t ''S*''* Co., r 213 McDonough ^*
"^^u^a^t^"^' "' '^'^''^^ ^^l"-^* Ke^
''?n:fiSy^h''"'''''-^-^«''-'i>-f-.
^Fo°4yl^"°^ ^^ ^^ '»'»«"' 76 N.
^^.^;^o.f ?^.?S^^-- r'l --• Atl.
Medally Michael, wks R. & D R R
Mayson James U, lawyer ^ly ir at I vraHT.^oi T'"""^*J ^"^ ^- « i^. K. R
bama, r 43 Walker ^'''^' '^^ ^^ ^^*- &^^ .f^^^^ of Georgia, 30}^ Marietta
kii'!l o ""^^ carpenter E. Van Win-
Kle <fc Co.- r 97 X?,^L. " *"
^^ S*tevens ^' carpenter, r Windsor ne
^cT.^rR^* ^-^ carpenter, E, T. Va. &
M^ /oif\' ^-^ '"^^..^ ^ ^1 Jones
R^R ' ^«°^°» E. T. Va. A Ga.
^Q^ i^"" C.^nductor E. T., Va. &
i^a. R. R., r Decatur. Ga
kle & Co., r 27 Rock
Mp!h ^'"'^"^^^ "' ^"^«r»^ 16 Raspberry al
21? E llir^ ^^^^5r J. CaSpS, r
^ Lightest Draught & Best Fin.
A ished Wagon in the Karket.
MEG
263
MET
Meoree, Johnson & Co. (B. F. Me^efe, W.
M. Johnson and J. J. and J. E. IMatl-
dox), grocers and com mers, j67 S.
Broad
Meeks Walter S., trav agt Beck & (iregg
Hardware Co., bds 167 S. Pryor j *
Mehatfey James J., trav agt Howard,
Wood & Co i
Mehaffey Mary, wid J., r 55 E. Mi^hell
Mehaffey Wilson, machinist, r 5 Wferner
Meier J , cabinetmkr Boyd & King
Meigs Mary F., wid W. H., r 171 Jones
Meigs Thomas, elk Charaberlin, Johnson
<fe Co
Melanie Kautz Miss, cook, r rear 317 S.
Pryor {•'
MpleherJ. E., mason, bds 70>^ White-
hall I
Mell George, c, porter A. M. Bergatrom,
r 25 Markham fi
Mell John L., elk, r 9 Stonewall !
Mells Josephine, c, domestic, r reiar 117
S. Forsvth
Melsou Andrew, c, lab, r rear 64 Lajmbert
Melton Aaron P. Rev., c, r 16 Glynn
Melton John, carpenter L. H. Hall «& Co
Meneely G^o. R. (George R. Men^ely &
Co.), r Albany, N. Y j
MENEELY GEO. R. A CO. (k- R.
Meneely and T. W. Gretman), brass
founders, W. & A. R. R. necor Foun-
dry (l
Menifee Wilson, c, porter, r 2 Grape al
Menken Fritz, brewer, r 301 E. Fair
MenkoC, wid Martin, r 62 W. Peters
Menko Jacob (L. Cohen & Co.), rj20 W.
Garnett T
Menko Joseph (M. Menko <fc Bro.L r 18
W. Garnett |
Menko Julius, elk, r 62 W. Peters |
Menko M. & Bro. (M. and J. Minko),
clothiers, 21 Whitehall \
Mentor Lizzie, c, cook, r rear 08 N.
Forsyth [
Mercer C. Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
ACo I
Mercer Edward, restaurant, 3 Ei Wall,
saloon, 14 Whitehall, r 164 Haynes
Mercer Gus, wks Union Stock Yards
Mercer James L., policeman, r 34 Powers
Mercer John T., with E. Mercer, r 3 E.
Wall I
Mercer L. Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison &
Co .;
Mercer Mary Miss, r 164 Haynes [
Mercer Thomas J., carpenter, r28 Cedar
Merchant Floyd S., with J. R. Merchant
<fc Co
Merchant John R. (J. R. Merchant^
Co.), r 66 Jackson L^^-
MERCHANT J. R. & CO. (J. R. Mer-
chant and W. E. McFail), whol gro-
cers, 27 E. Alabama ] i -^ , |/»T«
MERCHANTS BANK, of Atlanta, J. H.*
Porter, pres , W. D. Luckie, cashier,
14 E. Alabama
Meredith James M., elk Mynatt & How-
ell, r 54 E. Ellis
MEREDITH JAMES P., master of trains
R. (fc D. R. R., r 54 E. Ellis \.
Meriwether Leon, elk W. J. Wood, bds
22 >^ W. Mitchell
Meriwether Susan, <^ laundress, r 55
• Chattahoochee
Meriwether Vienna, c, lab, r 108 E. Fair
Merrick Effie, c, cook, r 220 C. R. R
Merrick Hubert N., elk D. H. Dougherty
Mf^rrick John, c, plasterer, r 220 C. R. R
Merrick William, carpenter, r 36 Hills av
Merril P., c, wks Gate City P. M. & L.Co
Merritt Ernest, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Merritt H. S., elk J. M. High, r 143 X.
Calhoun
Merritt James B. (Merritt & Summers),
r 4 Randolph
Merritt Josie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
MERRITT J. WALTER, with Milbtirn
Wagon Ca., r 153 N. Calhoun . i
Merritt X., wid J., r 57 Ivy .
Merritt Oena Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Merritt Kufus, mason, r 26 Smith
Merritt T. Miss, wks Atla. Cot Fcty
Merritt Stanton H., with A. B. Andrews,
r 143 Calhoun
Merritt Wade P., r 198 W. Fair
Merritt Walter H., elk G. H. So A. W,
Force, r 143 Calhoun
Merritt Washington, cari)enter E. T..,Va.
(ft Ga. R. R., r 276 Mangum
Merritt & Summers (J. B. Merritt and F.
J. Summers), grocers 564 Decatur
Merryman John (J. Merryman & Co.),
r Baltimore, Md
Merryman John <fc Co. (J. Merryman,
R. K. Waring and E. S. Riley), fertUi-
.-. *
zers, 27^2 W. Alabama
Merton Warren, c, lab, r ws Fortune 3d
n of Highland av
Metcalf Anderson, c, lab, r 20 Ezzard
Metcalf A., c, wks R. <ft D, R. R., r SO
Ezzard
Metcalf J. A., watchman Atl. St. R. R
Metropolitan Street Railway Co., office
56 S. Pryor
Mettenheimer Henry J., bkkpr G*.
Chem. Ming. Co., bds National Hotel
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAftO.
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAIM
ROWLAND A CO. 9 & ll North Broad StrmL
PK pjfUlES '" 2.^iL?i'L^s i^R^n^'^i;^:^^
*:'^?f-T4^
REAL ESTATE m\^^ii-i::^E:^^y^i
MET
264
every <iesoi-iptioii, Olt^
*''_^^«ntry, for sale fevl-
MIL
"'g^.'^"'' °'^'P^"**'- ^- ^•' ^»- ^l^'i- ^-e«t C., driver, r ns Gordon,
Ga. R. R
Metzger Simon, elk A. Abraham, bdg
Kempner House
Metzger Sophia Miss, r 111 Garnett
Meyer A. Alexander, elk Kelly, Rosaer
& Co., r 28 Cain
Meyer G., wks Winehip <fc Bro
3d e of Lee
Miles James, wks Fulton Mills '
Miles Joel, wks R. & D. R. R " '' ,
Miles Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Miles Sainuel, eotton broker, r 28 E. Cain
Miles WiUiam, wks Ga. Pac. Ry., r ?
^ esDitt
''Z^J.tAZ^^^^- ^*° '^-'^•^ * ' «^,^Jf»«? fOHX (MUledge & Smith),
Co., r 52 Thurmond
Meyer Samuel, with KeUy, Rosser <fc
Co., r 28 Cain
Meyer William H., polieeman, r 57 TV.
Foundry
MEYER, see also MAIER, MAYER
and MYERS , y ^i^n,
Meyers Charles, painter A. P. Tripod r
90 Decatur / *^*
Meyers H., wks ^ate City P. M. <fc L. C6
Miehael James, wks Globe Planter
Mnfg Co
Michael John, wks J. B. Ryan
Michael Katie, c, laundress, r 29 Grant
Michael Osborn, c, driver, r 3 Grady
Michaels Wade, engineer W. <fc A. R R
r 120 E. Peters
MILLEDOE & SMITH (Jno. Milledge
and C. W. Smith), lawyers, r 23%:
Whitehall J^ »» ^ ^>6
Millen William H., druggist, bds 6ft
Houston
^i^^.^, ^il?®^' machinist, wks Atla.
Bridge Wks.
MILLER ANDREW J., whol. and retail
furniture and carpets 44 Peachtree and
2/ X. Broad
Milfer Ann c, laundress, r 94 Sugar al
Miller Arthur F., elk E. T. Va. £. Ga.
R. R., r 124 S. Pryor
Miller Augusta, wid W., dressnikr, r 49
Jones
y^^^lir^ i-^ ^'^•"^^"^"^ ' ^KaH|.„ H., bUkpr Miller & Brady
<fc Whitlock, r 57 E. Ellis
Mickelberry William H. C, salesman
Simons & Drummond, r 51 Ellis
Mickelberry William M. (Mickelberry &
Whitlock), r 56 Jackson
WCKELBEBBY «fc WHITLOCK ( W. M
Mickelberry and M. G. Whitlock)*
whol grocers and grain, 24 E. Ala-
bama
Micks Joseph, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R
Middlebrooks John, c, cook M. Calhoun
Middlebrooks John W., elk r 22 Brick
Middlebrooks Jordan, c, haU boy Mark-
ham Hous# ^
Middlebrooks WiUiam M., CTOcer, 361
W. Peters, r 417 W. Peters
Middleton Elizabeth A. Miss, with Tele-
phone Exchange, bds 265 Jones
Middleton Gracie A. Miss, r 265 Jones
Middleton Joseph O., printer, TkIs 269
Marietta
Milam H., wks Sou. Agl. Wks "^
Milam L. M., fireman W. <fc A. R. R
Milam Matthew, elk, bds 65 W.Mitchell
MUam Solomon M., elk Shropshire &
Johnson, r 227 S. Pryor
MUBUR^ WAtfON CO. (Sou. Branch),
Henry L. At water manager, carriages
wagons and harness, 39, 41 and 43 De-
eatur. (See bottom lines.)
Miles Abel, printer Journal, r 281 E
Hunter '
bds Markham
Miller Charles, lab, r 46 Xewton
Miller Charles, c, lab, r 211 Cooper
Miller Cornelius, c, lab, r rear 147 Wind-
sor Vi
Miller Edward, fireman, bdg 211 E
Hunter
Miller Edward P., transfer, r Oak, cor
Gordon, W. E
■^\r^ Esther, c, laundress, r 226 W.
Miller Evelma, c, laundress, r 59 Chatta-
hoochee
^»ller E. W., carpenter, E. T.Va. & Ga.
R. R
Miller Frank, architect, r W. B
Miller F. H., wks Gate City P. M. & L.
Co., r 42 Pratt
Miller George, lab, r 187 E. Harris
^^".^fo^^'^y' ^> ^^ ■^^»- bridge Wks.,
r Ido Gray
^i^ifri.P"'"^ ^'^ ^o^' ^- ^- Grosae, r
134 Thompson
^"\®no 5^°^^ ^' ^'^ ^^^ J- ^- Bradley,
r 508 Decatur
^^if^J^^™®^ ^- ^- (Miller <fc Word), r
268 Peachtree
Miller Jacob R-, wks Winshlp & Bro., r
10 Gray
Miller James, bk agt, r 42 Pratt
Miller John (J. Mifler A Son), r 42 Pratt
Miller John, c, wks Atla. Soap Wks
mbl flBST-CLASS LUNCH "OOUNTrfn
under Gate City National Bank.
V- -jf _-^?»'^"--r;
W. Jr WILLISGHAM
04 ^"Fmiotty
LnmTwr, Llino, etc
MIL
t
265
MIN
F.
r 42
&
Miller John A. (MUler <fc Brady), r 46 E.
Ellis
Miller John G., bds 141 McDonoiigh
Miller John H., elk Stoney & Sanger, r
^0 Peachtree
MILLER JOHir M., news depot, 31 Ma-
rietta, r 22 N. ColUns \
Miller J. <fe Son (J. & B. Miller)]^ stair
builders, 26 S. Calhoun cor G^. B. R
Miller Lee, supt Gate City planing mill
West End \
Miller Lucy, c, laundress, r 1 Grape al
Miller Lud, tinner, A. P. Stewart & Co
Miller Mary Miss, r 76 Marietta j
Miller Montgomery, pass agt G. Ci A S.
F. R. B., 36 E. WaU
Miller Nicy, wld G., r es Ponder, bey
limits t
Miller Preston H., manager A J. Miller,
r 196 Ivy
MiUer Rachel Miss, r 35 Luckie
Miller Ransom, c, restaurant, 50 Peca^
tur, r 126 Markham
Miller Raymond, with M. C. A
Kiser & Co., bds 46 Ellis
Miller Robert (J. Miller <fc Son)
Pratt
Miller Sallle Miss, r 35 Luckie
Miller Samuel, carpenter, E. T.
Ga. R. R.
Miller Scott, c, driver, r 138 Gray
Miller Stephen, c, barber, E. Peirson, r
127 N. Buaer T
MUler Susan H., wid D. W., r 35 Luckie
Miller Theodore P., postal elk r 35!Luckie
Miller Thomas, c, wks Atla BridgJB Wks,
r 138 Gray
Miller Thomas C, elk J. A. And^9:«on &
Co., bds Markham House |
Miller William, c, carpenter, r 143 Wheat
Miller William, book agt, r 42 Pratt
Miller William E., elk, bds 215 Kawson
Miller Willis, c, shoemkr, bds Louisa al
Miller Winfield S., mason, bds 116>^ De-
catur
Miller Wright, c, blksmith, 638 Arietta
Miller W. M., conductor, W. & A- R.R.
MILLER & BRADY (J. A. MillerandT.
B. Brady), livery and sale stables, 16
Loyd (pee front cover) I
Miller & Word (H. V. M. Milleriand T.
J. Word), physicians, rooms Hi and 13
Gate City Bank
Miller William H., with The Bifadfield
Regulator Co., r 66 Houston
Milllcan Clyde, driver, F. M. Jack & Co
r 20 Stonewall |
Milllcan Lewis B., r 302 McDonottgh
Milllcan Z. B., engineer, Ga. R. R
r201
Milligan Louise Mrs., seamstress,
S. Forsyth
Mills Adam, c, porter Morrison, Bain A
Co., r 14 Randolph
Mills Anderson, c, wks Logan Bros
Mills Edward, c, wks Cot. Com
Mills Frank, r 344 Marietta
Mills Frederick, head waiter ^N'ational
Hotel
Mills Henry M., attorney and bkkpr A.
Haas A Bro., bds 58 N. Forsyth
Mills Isaac, c, porter, r rear 267 Peach-
tree .i
Mills John T., foreman cnaingang, r 4
Savannah
Mills Joseph, lab, r 56 Howell
Mills Matilda, c, laundress, <* 28 Mangum
Mills MllUe Miss, bds 350 N. Calhoun
Mills Thomas, c, shoemkr, r 248 Haynee
Mills William F., collector G. W. Hall
& Son, r 344 Marietta
Mills Willis, c, wks Withers & Holland
Milner Arnold J., bkkpr, bds 138
Whitehall
Milner Ellen, c, cook, r rear 11 W,
Peters
Milner Isabella, wld J. A., r 155 Nelson
Milner William J., elk, r 139 Rhodes
Milner Wilson, c, elk C. W. Beal
MUson Martha, c, laundress, r 172 Wheat
Milton B. C, solicitor The Singer Mn&
Co., r 59 Hood
Milton James D. (Guimarin, Milton &
Co.), r 59 Hood
Milton John, carpenter, bds 158 Elliott
Milton Robert, c, lab, r 142 Foster
Mlms F. Pierce, conductor Gii, R, R., r
42 Bell
Mlms John S., engineer Ga, Pac. R. B.,
r 35 Jones av
Mlms Joseph, c, lab, r es Fowler 2d n of
Simpson
Mlms Livingston (J. £. Johnston <ft Co.),
r 433 Peachtree
Mlms Samuel, c, lab, r 6 Solomon
Mlms Strath am, c, lab, r 62 Magazine
Mlms William, road master A. & W. P.
R.R., r East Point
Mlms William H., fireman, r 170 W.
Hunter
Minfield George, c, lab, r 3 Holcomb al
MINNIGEBODE WILLIAJI, broker In
R. R. equipment, 68 and 70 E. Ala-
bama, r 3 Forrest av
Minor Eben A., elk S. Rosenfeld, bds
1883^ Decatur
Minor Jackson, c, barber 14 Peachtree, r
245 Wheat
Mlnop John, c, barber, r 245 Wheat
W. M. Scott
11
Dixie Sura Fit Shirts at
K«e^ ii« trath called iMrte;
U Mtf la WMteliail St. '
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■ THE *TUIITil HOME mSOBilEE CO.
MIK
266
iBsnres I^wellliigrs for 1 W^
years. 8ead for Rates. -
MIT
Mmor Sella, c, laundress, r ws ChaDel MTTrffPTT T«4An o .
ethsofHaynes >^» v^napei «*ltHELL ISAAC S., grocer, 142
TVfint^r rko^-^"^- L,„ T,_„ ,. „ Whitehall, r 33 Smith '. ^**^
6th 8 of Haynes
Minter David, c, wks Ballard's Transfer
Minton Ella Miss, wks fepo. Mills
. Minton Lula Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Minton Walter, wks Expo. Mills
Mitcham C., varnisher Boyd & Kin^
Mitcham Graff, machinist, r ns Hunni-
cut Ist e Venable
Mitcham James S., wks Wilkins, Post <fc
HM'J^H ^ ns Hunnicut, Ist e Venable
Mit^am WiUiam D., r ns Hunnicut 1st
e Venable
MUchell Addie, c, domestic, r 104 S
Fryor
Mitchell Alexander, c, lab, r Maple cor
Spencer ^
Mrtchell Alice, c, domestic, r rear 198 S
-Torsyth
^I^K^n f '"^.'^da, c, cook, r rear 157 Ivy
mJJ^hI n"?^^' '' cook,r rear 100 Chapel
M J^H^^^^^i?' exporter Sou. Ex. Co.
M J^K^ nr\"^' ^^ ^' ^ 317 N.Collins
Mitchell Charles B., bkkpr Kelly, Bog.
ser & Co., r 138 Whitehall
M^heil CUra E., wid E. S., r 54 W
rlarna
MitcheU C*C. Mrs., matron Clark Uni-
versity ...
mI^^h ^' ^^arber, r BjKkouston
^'f^^^ ^Jl^^ ^- elk, r is Elliott
Mitchell Elizabeth J., wkM^ D r4flft
Whitehall ' ^ ' ' ^ **^
2?!^?^^ J^^'j*^ ^' ^a^' ^ ^25 Eliis
o^ a^ Eugene W., elk I. S. Mitchell, r
aol s. Fryor
Mitchell Fannie, c, laundress, r rear 48
-« . Broad
Mitchell Flora Miss, mangr domestic dept
Clark University \ ^
MiteheU Foster, c, grocer 218 Fort, r 5
Jiewmau al '
Sli^J^n V'^^h e^^' ^ 114 S. Fryor
2,* ?^^ Francis, wks John Ryan
iSlhilin °^^ K., student, r 96 ]^.
M?^hfn n^'ti' ^^ "^^^ National Hotel
Mitchell Gabrie , c, lab, r S^Bradley
MitebeL Georgia B., c, teacher Houston
St School, r 49 Boulevard
MitcheU Glenn Patrick, elk T. C. Mav
son, r 71 W. Harris ^
iJ?^K^^ S**^^' ^' ^*^» r 1<> Grady
^l^^f fcli-^?r.5l¥,Whifhall
Whitehall, r 33 Smith
Mitchell James, c, waiter, r 123 Ellis
l,../i^''T^^^^-' ^^8 Gordon, 6th
n of Feeples, W. E
^Vl^^\ ^^ffe^son, c, lab Sou Agl Wks
\ ^•^'k^ ^^"y* ^' ^ab, r 1 Lane
Mitche John J., c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes '
Mitche Jordan, c, wks J. A. Gifford
Mitchel Joseph, c, porter, r 140 E. Cain
Mft" ;^- M-^ c, finisher C. W. Motes
M^hell Lane, elk J. F. Morris, bds 1
W. Garnett , ^o x
MitcheU Lewis, c, lab, r rear 110 Maga-
zine -^«&«*
Mitchell Lizzie, c, domestic,'r rear 58 N
Fryor
^•?^u^}} ^"<^i"^ c, wks Ga. Fac. Ky
Rantlp^'h^^^r.'''^-^ seamstres.,% 50
Mlt^hpil M^'*^'''' \ ^^ ^"^^^^ * «^arse
Mitchell Mary, c, laundress, r 27 Rich-
mond
mI^^k^h ^"Uu^"^- ^^^' ^ 13« Whitehall
M^h! w**^i?T' P"''^^^' ^ 239 Wheat
T^}1 ^'""^^ harneasmkr D. Morgan,
bds 49 Boulevard * '
Mif'^haJi Ih-lr- "' P*',''^'"' ■■ 132 Smith
Mitchell Philhp, c, lab, r 94 E. Humph-
MitcheU Rachel, c, laundress, r 182 HU-
iiarci - ' *
Mitchell Ralph, c, lab, r rear ws Lee. 2d
n of Grordon
*Whe^?^^ ROBERT, furniture, 230
^^^,fl Robert, carpenter, wks L. H.
Hail <E Co
m\^u^}} Robert, c, lab, r 132 E. Harris
MtcheU Robert, c, porter J. C. McMU-
lan cfc Co., r 212 W. Hunter
^'^^H^""^" C. (MitcheU & Parker),
r 202 Ivy *
Mitchell ^muel, fireman, E. T.^ Va. <t
vra. R. R
^(S?n" ^^^^*^^' ^» grocer, 140 E.
mI^u^u ®^u^®' ^^^^' ^> 79 W. MitcheU
MitcheU Thomas, c, wks John Ryan, r
140 Ira
^1.^^^^^ Twigs, c, ivks Harrison Bros.,
r 163 Decatur
TtrifoiTIiT TV"'"-^ "t;» ^"^-j ^ a«5 Tyniwnau r 163 Decatur *
^ai,?l?lVco^- ^'-'-^ '*• ffi:}}S°' -n>en.«r.r» Chapel
f tWWlM I tiTilj- J — I JtitcheU Wdllam, c, maaon. r92Hoiiaton
hFOITM I MAT '"" *"^ "" "^"^ *^^ <**" y" ««" ofc*
n-iMu m mat ii««y. c.p.rtty m,ooo hM pw d«y. i.i.pi«.i»m
"W
ATWiiT -D 8«i*al Agent
A I WA I till FOH PRIOEJ
MIT
267
MON
155
ker &
White-
MiteheU WUliam, c, lab, r
Whitehall -&*j>j, 4 ; ^^ > :.^(^
MitcheU WUllam, c, porter, B
kelson '
MitcheU WUliam A., elk, r 23"^ Si Fryor
MitcheU WUliam D., engineer, r 28 El-
liott t
MITCHELL WILLIAM E., lawyer, ^%
WhitehaU, r 28 EUiott t
Mitchell William F., oiler Ga. RjiB. Bd
House, bds Dairy, 3d ns Flum I
MitcheU WiUiam F., with S. M.jlnman
& Co., r 138 WhitehaU j
MITCHELL & PARKER (RuslieU C.
Mitchell and Madison G Farker), lum-
ber dealers, 313 Marietta
Mize Thomas S., gas fitter, r 49 BInsh
Moate Robert, wks Fulton Mill$, r 18
Fulton Fcty |
Moffatt O. A., fireman W. A A. B. R
Mobley E., trav agt, H.H.FuUer A Son,
r Hogansville, Ga
Mobley Robert L., elk Ga. R. R., bds 55
S. Forsyth
Molding Isaac, c, lab, r 6 Horton
Monaghan Edward, tailor, 663^
haU, r 20 Wv Garnett '
Monaghan Edward C, salesman Hinman
<fc Bro., r 20 W. Garnett \
Monaghan John B., detective, r M3 E.
Fair
Moncrief D. Eward, bkkpr F. J. Cool-
edge <fc Bro., bds 90 Xelson I
Moncrief Stephen J., carpenO|#, r 90
Nelson
Moncrief William J., poIicema% r 85
Venable i
Monday John c, lab, r rear 351 Wash-
ington
Monday Morning MaU, E. Y. Clarke,
publr, 37>^ S. Broad
Monk James G., trav agt, H. A. Boynton
Monroe Charlotte E., c, teacher Houston
.^St. School, r 110 Fine
Monroe James, c, driver, r W. E
Monroe Theodore H., with MUburn
Wagon Co., r country k
Mont^ue Edward, elk A. Krei^e, bds
f 82 FuUiam
Monteith Robert A. with M. C. A.J. F.
Kiser A Co., r 44 Gilmer
Montgomery Andrew, c, lab, r VSl N".
Butler
Monteomery Charles D., trav agt^ M. C.
A tL F. Kiser A Co., r 151 McD^ough
Montgomery Gilbert B., c, driven, A. M.
Bergstrom, r 3 Mangum ¥
Montgomery James P., bkkpr, W. H.
Moore A Co., bds 303 Whitehall
Montgomery Lucy, c, seamstress, r 82 &
Forsyth r.-'^'.- -^i^int^t i^^^i^m^W
Montgomery Mattie, laundress; r 19
Daniel i
Montgomery William, c,^ carpenter, i:'
rear 165 S. Fryor ^^ '
Montgomery WUliam A., cUt F. M. Jack
A Co., r 43 Feachtree
Montgomery WiUiam J., bkkpr Atla Cot
Seed Oils Mills, r 30 Marietta
Montkief Augustas, c, lab, r 315 Maa-
gum
Moody Andrew W., c, carpenter, r rear
72 McDonough
Moody Joseph N". (Angier A Moody), r
124 Feachtree
Moody Henry W., box mkf, r 1 Fonder
Moody Robert, c, lab, r 205 Cooper
Moody Sandy, c, carpenter, r rear 88
Moody William, c, oooir, E. Mercer
Moody William H., carpenter, r 67 W.
Foundry
Moomaugh Robert H., fiour broker, 56
E. Alabama, r 62 E. Cain
Moon Cliarles, c, porter, r 353 Feachtree
Moon Hattie, c, laundress, r 116 Walker
Moon Zadock B., poUceman, r 47 S.
Fryor
Mooney Thomas H., mason, r 35 S,
Foundry
Mooney Walter T., wks R. A D. R. R^
r 29 HoweU
Moor Laura Miss, music teacher, r 194 S«
Fryor
Moor WUliam H. (W. H. Moor A Co.),
r 194 S. Fryor
Mo<»r W. H. A Co., (W. H. Moore and
— , com mers, 29 W. MiteheU
Moore Amanda wid F. A., r 124 Crew
Moore Amanda, c, nurse, r 2 Lowe's al
Moore Amanda, c, laundress, r 3 Holland
Moore Amos, c, blksmith, r 174 Irwin
Moore Andrew, c, wks Ristine, May A
Co.
Moore Andrew, c, lab, r 164 Fort
Moore Annie, c, laundress, r 198 PUl-
more
Moore Augusta, wid Dr. T. P., r 39 Mer^
ritts av
Moore A. L., wks Sou Agl Wks
MOORE B. F. PR0F.9 pres Moore's
Business University, 26 and 28 E. Ala-
bama, r 67 Marietta ( see cover A p 48)
Moore B. M., fireman R. A D. R. R
Moore Charles E., trav. a^ Wyly A
Greene
Moore Clarence- B., lawyer, %% White-
hall, r 39 Merritts av
imniES
r
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OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINC
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&ta^e (j^ Renting Agents
MOR
Moore Cordelia, c, laundress, r 15 Fraser
Jloore Cynthia, c, laundreaa, r 10 Thur-
mond
Moore David M., fireman, r 1 Mills
Moore Dudley, machinist W. & A. K.
R., bds 54 Foundry
Moore Edward C, lab, r Maple, cor
Foundry -
Moore Edwin G. Prof., prin. Fair St.
School, r 19 W. Baker
Moore Elizabeth, wid B., r 218 S. Pryor
Moore Emmorette C, wid J., r 87 Pul-
liam
M^^^^rge, c, driver J. M. Bradley,
Moore George P., messenger Sou. Ex.
Co., bds 89 S. Pryor
■^^r^^^^^ W., wkaH. Franklin, r
lla S. Pryor
Moore Harry, c, musician, r 118 W. Har-
ris
Moore Henry, c, lab, r rear 167 Jones
Moore Hortry, elk, r 68 N. Forsyth
Moore Jackson P., elk, r 58 Hayden
Moore James M. (Moore, Sims & Co) r
Bolton, Ga n | '
Moore James T. (Asher « Moore), r 212
Marietta
Moore Jane, c, cook, r rear 165 Jones
Moore Nathan, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Moore JJ^ora, c, lauL dress, r 76 Magazine
Moore P., wks Sou, Agl. Wks
Moore Rachel, c, laundress, r 21 Gemun-
den
Moore Robert A., wks J. Neal & Co
Moore Russell, furniture dealer, r 2
Tennels
Moore R. D., machinist W. «fc A. R R
Moore Samuel, c, lab, r 179 E. Baker
Moore Seaborn, c, elk, r 633 Marietta
Moore Silas T., barkpr, r 72 W. Baker
Moore, Sims & Co. (Thomas and J. M.
Moore and F. A. and W. I. Sims)
millere and grain dlrs, 18 S. Forsyth
wu^. ^P^P^er, c, carpenter, r rear 185
Whitehall
Moore Squire, c, driver, r 124 Ellis - .
Moore Thomas (Moore, Sims A Co.). r
Bolton, Gb, '
Moore Victor A., trav agt T. M. Clarke
A Co., r 19 W. Baker
Moore William, painter, r 9 Henry
Moore WUliam, c, janitor Nat. Surg.
Institute
^^J^ William A. (Moore, Marsh & Co.)»
r20 Cone *"
Moore William C, painter J. A. Parria
r99>^ Wliitehall '
M^^. W. c. oo^C/l^ a5=„- M;K5«-o^!..e,...s.X„e.Ke.:
c, cook, r rear 66 N.
ough
Moore Jennie,
Pryor
Moore Jerry, c, blksmith Bufus Quinn r
7 Raspberry av '
^S?-^,*^^"^' "^ P^'^^ ^' Bradfield, r
Mo Rawson \ | '
J^oore John, wks Sou. A^ Wks
^^i"^*^"^ •' ^^^ Moore, Marsh & Co.
r 20 Cone *
^w''^^'^/''''' ^'^ ^^ ^' Kreisle, r 134
W. Baker
Moore John W., printer, r 87>^ S. Broad
Moore J. C, conductor W. «& A. R R
Moore Lizzie, c, laundress Nat. Surg.
Moore Lizzie, c, cook, r 110 Yonge
w'^ ^v painter A. P. Tripod, r
"S^w^Vf^^'^^^x* ^^- ^^ A. Moore,
E. W. Marsh, R L. Barry, J. A. Barry i
«J. A. &mith, J. Kingsbery, W. W
Draper, W. T. Ashford and J. H. Daw-
son), whol drygoods, boots, shoes, hats
and notions, Pryor, nw cor Line
Jloore —arshall, c, porter, r 37 Ella
Moore Mary, wid R., r 166 S. Forsyth
N." F^r^yth"^ ^" ^'^^ ^- ^"^' ^ ^
TS\
r 166 S. Forsyth
Moore William P., carpenter, r 10 South
Moore W. J., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
MOORE'S BUSIITESS ClflTEBSITY.
Prof. B. F. Moore, pres, 26 and 28 E.
Alabama. (See cover and page 48)
Moorefield James H., r81 W Cain
MORAN CHARLES A., druggist and
chemist, 11 Peachtree, bds Markham
House 7
wAo P/i"?!.®^'^-' ^f^f^^, 422 Marietta
.^«r^.4^^^ J-' editor Constitution,
r 23 Walker
Morehead Rose, c, teacher Houston St»
School, r 239 Wheat
Morel Amy B. Miss, r 126 Jackson
Morel Lewis B., bkkpr, r 118 N. Collins
Morehead Clay, c, cook, r rear 31 Crew
W^^ Howard, c, wks Atla. Soap
Morehead Joseph T., elk O. I. Culberson
Moreland Joseph T., physician, r 45
Powers
Moreland Orville, c, lab, r 93 Tattnall
More and Randall, c, wks O. A. Smith
Moreland Richard, c, lab, r 18 Mangum
^w^ ^"^'^ ^' (Crazier <fc Morgan), r
^^.-^^ TT-TT Morgan Annie Miss, r 184 S. Pryor
■old WHirKY^^'^^^'
■ J, WAllljlllullAJI Shingles and lime.
LathSt
MOR
269
MOR
Morgan Burrell, c, lab, r 24 Dttvis
Morgan Charles H., grocer, 109 Wheat,
r 42 Howell
Morgan Charles J., elk W. & W. Mnfg.
Co., r Decatur jf " *'
Morgan Drvid, harness manfr, 783^
Whitehall, r 184 S. Pryor
Morgan Ella Miss, r 184 S. Pryor
Morgan Emma, wid S., r 258 Wash-
ington
Morgan Harry, carpenter, W. i&; A. R. R
Morgan James J., c, porter, ^. H. Phe-
lan, r 16 Ga. R. R
Morgan James L., bkkpr National Hotel
Morgan Jennie Miss, r 184 S. Pryor
Morgan John, c, porter M. Wfithlngton,
r 34 Terry j|
Morgon John, c, lab, r Henry, 3d w of
Mangum i
Morgan Joseph H., ins agt, ri40 Spring
Mor^n Lou E,, wid G. G., r 121 White-
haU --'-'^-. \\ _...^.-':-.y'
Morgan Lucius B., elk Atlanta & Pacific
Tea Co., r 54 Nelson
Morgan Mary, c, laundress, r 2 Kirk
Morgan Matt, c, wka E. Chastftin
Morgan Mattie, c, cook, r 34 Tterry
Morgan Mina B. Mrs., r 181 MlcDonough
Morgan Otto, elk, bds 15 E. MlitcheU
Morgan Peter, c, lab,, r 75 Pratt
Morgan Richard, carpenter, IkIs 23 El-
la, J
Morgan Robert, machinist E. T. Va. &
Ga.,B. R., r 245 Ira J;
Morgan Taliie, c, lab, r 3 Irwin
MOIu;AN THOMAS H. (Brupe <fc Mor-
gan), r 73 Ellis
Morgan Washington, cj barber, W. B,
Flnley, r 4 Gemunden |
Morgan Washington, c, carpenter, r 40
Hills av
Morgan Wilbur J., bkkpr, bds Adams
House i
Morgan William, c, wks A. ii W. P. B.
R., r 86 Pratt §
Morgan William, elk, bds 61 Marietta
Morgan William A., portejr,\Jelks <fc
Tappan, r 160 Elliott f
Morgan William G., bkkpr (Hancock &
Collier, bds Adams House j^
Morgan Z. A., wks Expo. Mills
Moring Christopher S., pain^r W. A A.
R. R., bds 32 Rhodes i
Morler Rebecca, wid R., r 811 Wallace
Morley Stephen C, carpentejr W. & A.
R. R., r 174 Rhodes
Morrell Charlotte C, wid A
Mitchell
Morrell Seymore, c, barber
W.M.
S., r 99 E.
. Maltry
Morrell William L., painter, r 57 Rhoda^
Morrill B. C, elk T. Schumann r f
MORRILL WILLIAM €., sec and treas
W. & A. B. R. and Ca«tle Rock Coal
Co., r 1 Kimball
Morris Ada, c, laundress, r 14 Hills av
Morris Bernard, overseer, r 90 Fraser
Morris Charles, carpenter, r 71 S. ButJefr
Morris Charles A., registry elk P. O., r .
66>^ Whitehall
Morris Charles M. (Morns & Murphy),
r Edgewood "^ ^^: vti:3 ^
Morris Cicero H., boarding, 54 W. Peters
Morris Columbus S., salesman J. J.
Falvey & Co., r 139 Wheat
Morris David P. (W.Davis & Co.), r 203
Luckie '^ - .. • -- ->%a:.,^;^^:-v.j|«^ .-.
Morris Elisha S., salesman T. A. Frier-
son, r 315 W. Peachtree
Morris Jacob, keeper City Hall, r 27
I Cone
Morris Jacob, c, porter, r 229 W. Hunter
Morris James L., dep col U. S. In^
Rev., r 168 S. Pryor >
Morris Jerry, c, driver, r 14 Hills av
Morris John, with M. Rich <& Bro., r 35
PuUiam
Morris John, elk, bds 71 E. Fair
Morris John F., dry goods, 88 and 90 W.
Peters, r 1 W. Garnett
Morris Jordon, c, wks Stocky & Brazel-
ton
Morris Joseph A., elk Morris & Murphy,
r 10 Hillyer
Morris Joseph S., r 41 Simpson
Morris J, Frank, carpenter, r 9 Carter
Morris Henry, c, lab, r rear 37 W. Gar-
nett
Morris Leroy G., carpenter, r 71 S.
Butler
Morris Lewis S., engineer, r 43 Simpson
Morris Louibe, c, laundress, r 153 Wind-
sor
Morris Lucy, c, laundress, r 8 Scofield
Morris Mack, c, wks Ballard's Transfer
Co., r 57 Victoria
Morris Martin, c, porter J. R. Merchant
&Co
Morris Mary, c,'laundres8, r 4 W. <fc A.
R.R
Morris Michael, elk Dohme & Duffy, bds
42 E. Mitchell
Morris Mittie Mrs., milliner, 56>^ White-
hall, r 51 E. Mitchell
Morris Riley, c, wks Stocks & Brazelton
Morris Rosa Miss, r 22 Cooper
Morris Rose, c, laundress, r 15 Alice
Morris Spencer, c, ihnver, r 102 Hilliard
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Ott
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MOR
270
OfBoe Ig^ 8. Broaa St.
MOT
Morris Virgil L., blksmith E. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R., r 33 Pettus
Morris W" Ham fireman, r 16 Johnson
^r ^^^*™ ^-^ macliinist E. T., Va.
Morris Willis S., warehouse man Lanir-
ston & Crane, bds 8)4 Mitchell
Morns W. O., wks Expo. Mills
SJ^* Murphy (C. M. Morris and U.
W . Murphy), grocers, 116 and 117 De-
catur
Momson Angus (Morrison, Baiti & Co.)
rill Washington
Morrison Angus E., jeweler and watch-
mkr, 196 Decatur
MORRISON, BAUr & CO. (J. and A.
Momeon, D. M. Bain, C. R. BUbro and
A. Mac Diarmid), whol. hardware and
saddlery, 10 and 12 S. Pryor
Morrison Benjamin, c, lab, r 78 Eraser
Morrison Chloe, c, nurse Dr. P. T.
ochley
Morrison Daniel, supt, r 44 Cooper
Morrison D. W., c, lab, r 6 Bettis al ^
224 EUiott^'*'^'^*'' ^'' upholsterer, r
Morrison Hal, artist, 28^ WhitehaU, r
56 Crew '
Morrison John (— orrison, Bain & Co) r
00 Crew '
Morrison John C, yard master C. R. R.,
r 37 Rock '
Morrison Laugblan J., molder, r 224 El-
liott
Morrison Levy, lab, r 17 Rawson ' ' "
Momson Mark B., elk C. J. Kamper A
Co., bds 99 Crew ^
oU Lnurch
Morse Mattie, c, cook, r 155 Windsor
Morton Adam, c, lab, r 289 Foster
Morton Bertha A. Miss, r 16 E. Peters
MortX)n Eli, c, wks J. H. Norwood
Pete" ^^^^^ ^"-^ Warding, 16 E.
Morton Frederick, machinist W. «t A.
XV. xC
Morton Henry, c, lab, r 9 Means
Morton Lawyer, c, lab R. & D. R. R., r
o6 Factory '
^^fj<>° ^oUle Miss, r 15 E. Peters
Morton Robert, c, lab, r rear 109 W.
Harris ,
Morton Walter, c, candymkr G. e! John-
son
Moseley Andrew, c, plasterer^ r 309 Fra-
^hSlm^ ^*^^a^» c, laundress, r 28 Tren-
Moseley Bell, c, laundress, r rear 12 W
Humphries
Moseley Doc, c, lab, r 139 W. Peters
Moseley Elijah, c, lab, r ss Cox 1st w of
Williams
''ri9W^^Si?un^ ^^^^^ * ^^««^^^>'
Moseley John R., elk, bds 55 S. Forsyth
Moseley Joseph, c,drayman, r 5 Jennings
Moseley J. Rufus, weigher Kelly, Rosser
ifc Co., r 55 S. Forsyth - i .
Moseley Rebecca, c, lunch room 139 W
Peters, r same
Moseley Richard J., house fumishinir
goods, 120 Decatur, r 130>2- Decatur *
Motley T Stephen, with C. O. Tyner,
r dO Marietta *
Moseley T. M., engineer R. <fc D. R. R.^
r Charlotte ^
Moseley WUson, c, lab, r 282 Fort
Moser James H., artist, 71)^ Peachtree
Moser John, architect, r 241 WhitehaU
Moser Benjamm, c, lab, r 191 Chapel
Moss Andrew J., r 233 E. Hunter
Moss Francis, c, restaurant, 146 Decatur,
r Highland av *
Moss Jacob, lab, r rear 110 Pine
^R*R* ^*' ^*^^°^^^ ^' T., Va. & Ga.
Moss Lovie, c, laundress, r 17 Daniel
Moss Rose, c, laundress, r 303 Fraser
MArSl^^fl ""^i^x"??^^- ^^^' ^ 17 Connolly
*2.^^^??¥*^^^S Wm photographer,
34V2 Whitehall, r 370 WMtehaU. (See
Order your Window Ppamet* fine Inside Work;
front cover.)
MOTES C. W. & CO. (C. W. and W. F.
Motes), saddle and harness mnfrs, 9e
Whitehall
Motes Emma E. Miss, r 196 WhitehaU
Motes John T., grocer 169 Luckie
Mott William, c, waiter, r 152 Ellis
Moulder Henry, wks H. Crankshaw&Co
Moulton James, c, wks Richmond &
Danville R. R
Moulton Simon, c, lab, r 77 McDaniel
Moultrie John, c, drayman, r 263 Fraser
Mount Monah Bap. Church, c, Bikers
ne cor George *66^*'»
Mount Pleasant Bap. Church, c, 63 Fort
Mount Zion Bap. Church, c, 117 E. Baker
Mountcas«e Edward, moulder Globe
Planter,'r 80 Plum
Mowe Louis, c, lab, r rear 95 Jones
^kT^L^'^^^^"* ^- ^Haile A Mower),
bds 89 E. Mitchell ^'
Moyer Isaac P., c, grocer, 263 W. Peters
t-s
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MOY
I
271
Phatont, Spring WagjOM, Etc.
~~ MUR ~"
Mover James, c, elk J. P. Moyer, c, r
263 W. Peters
Moyer William H., painter, r 75 W,
Simpson
Moyers John M., real estate agt., r 419
Whitehall
Moyers Maggie MiFs, elk ITie Bradstreet
Co., r 419 Whitehall
Moyers William T., lawyer, 44 S* Pryor,
r 100 Smith ^ ^ ^^ .,
Mozley Hiram, druggist, 114 Whitehall,
r W. Mitchell, bey limits
Muckenhaupt John, foreman, r 55 Luckie
Madge Albert E., elk, r 45 E. Mitchell
Mudge Charles H., bkkpr,r 20>^ Alabama
Muller C. Ferdanaudo, tinner, 57 Deca-
tur, r b7}4 Decatur
Mulkey John P., driver, r 35 Fraser
3Iullally Michael, carpenter, r 12 Ezzard
Mullally Thomas, wks Longley, Robin-
son & Co
Mullen Fritch, bkkpr H. Wolfe
Mullen Henrietta Miss, wks Atla Cot.
Fcty
Mullennix Benjamin F., shoemkr, 196
Decatur, r Blackmon
Mullennix Dozier, carpenter, r Black-
mon nw cor Currier
Mullenix John, carpenter, r 16 Emma
Muller Albert, wks W. Trautwein, r
Decatur
Muller Anthony, elk R. G. Dun & Co.,
r 16 Jenkins
Muller Eliza Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Muller Frederick, elk McKeldin & Carl-
ton, r 162 W. MitcheU
Muller Frederick L-, carpenter, r 162
W. Mitchell
Muller Lesa Miss, elk, i«82 W. Mitchell
Muller Lewis, grocer, r itoenkins
Muller Phil, barkpr P. J. Kenny, r 16
Jenkins
MULLER, see also MILLER
MullhoUand Annie, wid J., r 20 Elliott
Mullholland Edward, elk, r20 Elliott
Mulligan A., blksmiOi W. & A. R. R
Mulligan G^eorge, farmer, r 123 Fillmore
Mulligan James T., carpenter, r 408 N.
Collins
Mulligan James S., butcher J. Mclntyre
& Bro., r408 N. Collins
Mulligan Maggie, Miss, wks Elsas, May
& Co
Mulligan Mirand Miss, wks Elsas, may
&Co
MuUins Burton A. (Mullihs & Vaughan),
r 228 Ellis ^
Mullins William P. (L. H. Hall A Co.),
r Bellwood
Mullins & Vaughan (^. A. Mullins and
C.J. Vaughan), saloon and restaurant,^
12 S. Broad
Mulrooney J. W.,/clk J. Ryan, r 79 E.
- Hunter • ^^ r-
Mumford Albert, c, plaJsterer, r 22 Solo-
mon
Mumford Cicilia, c, laundress, r 110
Magazine
Munds Henry, c, carpenter, r 20 Solomon
Mundy Henry c, lab, r 75 Connally .?
Munger Martin L., or|pin builder, 37
Whitehall
Munger Sarah T., wid D. F., r 7 Roach
Munroe Johnson, c, lab, r 204 Elliott
Munson Alfred, engineer, r 73 Davis
Murdock Ellen, c, laundrsss, r 5 Wel-
ton pi
Murdock Thomas, porter F. A. Arnold,
r 399 Bradley
MURPHET JOHN W. (B. G. Lockett &
Co.), lawyer, r83 N. Pryor
MURPHEY ROBERT A., coal and wood,
38 N. Broad, warrant elk Exocutiye
Dept
Murphy Adam, foreman, r 20 Wheat
Murpliy Anthony, capitalist, r .end of
Lee W. E
Murphy Benjamin, c, lab, r200 McDaniel
Murphy B., elk, bds 15 E. Peters
Murphy Charles, wks John Rvan
Murphy David D., r 162 E. Hunter
Murphy Dennis, wa!bchman, W. & A.
R. R
Murphy Edward, r 95 Jones
Murphy Edward C, trader, r 54 Simp-
son
Murphy Ellen, c, nurse, r rear 14 Walker
Murphy Greorge, oontractor, r 17 Wheat
Murpliy Hannah Miss, with J. Keely, r
162 B. Hunter
Murphy James L., elk J. F. Morris, bds
1 W. Garuett
Murphy Jane Mrs., wks Elsas, May &
Co
Murphy John, painter E. T., Va. & Ga.
B„B.
Murphy John B., dentist, r 8 Hood
Murphy John E., shipping elk H. A.
Fuller & Son, r 54 Formwalt
Murphy Joseph E., floor walker D. H.
Dougherty, r 44 W. Baker
Murphy J. H., elk J. Keely
Murphy Kate Mrs., r 28 Hayden
Murphy Kate Miss, elk J. Keely, r 162
E. Hunter
Murphy Kate J. Miss, with J. Keely
Murphy Katie Miss, wks Fulton Mills,
1 r 95 Jones
wr^T juyr winoow FPamet, fine inide Work, f liffipimiiiii • nfi .
Oo««fr. .«d Shelving. (Hard Wood or „„e) of lA mWl i MI SJ
WW HfWWfflfHI 'n STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
FIlK FUfyBES OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, op to PAINE,
inn tVltfiWII ROWLAND §i CO. • & H Nort>i H*o^^treet. '
u
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Real Estate T"??«'Jvs!i".M
~~-^^=^ J- ri. X 1^ T.A.Fner«on,Bebl Estate Ag't.
^^^ m ^
Untli, JL "
36 Wall St
J'S'^e^^ul^i™^-' ^^^' ^^ ^-- ^TS^"»- S., grocer, r ,55 Ma-
''ph'^.)frfi'=^{SiJ- ^'"'^ * ^-^ H-ayZachariah, engineer. Oa. K. B.
Murphy Sallie, wks Fulton Mills, r 95
Jones *
^l'E?yp'r^°"'y C paas agt C, If. O.
<B 1. P. By., r o4 Form wait
"^pS^rl ^i^J^m, engineer, r 284 W.
^g^y^^ineford, wid D., r 162 E.
Murray Calvin, c, lab, r 144 E. Baker
Murray Charles P., r 42 Gilmer
m!^^^ Sn^""^^ ^-^ ^^^' '^ ^2 Gilmer
Murray Ella, c, cook, r rear 160 Crew
^ ^^ ^"^ ^'' ^^ "^^ *^ ^^ ^^"-
Murray E. E. (Murray & Co.) r N" V
Murrav E IS ^ r-^ /ti i^^^''' r i?i. y
^Ti ^■,«-*?-7i\Mi'rrV"V^
^4UIr:!^°rM?e°h'a^- •^- P^«) 'p->-
Murray George, c, wks W. <fc A. R. R
Murray Jacob c, lab, r 2 New Wheat
Murniy Joseph, planter, r 164 Foster
Murray Joseph, c, wks W. & A. R. R., r
lo Newton '
Murray Lulu, c, laundress, r 2 Logan
^M^heif "^"^ R-, fireman, r 227 W.
Murray Moses, c, lab, r 13 Newton
Wd ' '''"'"^''' ^"^^"^ ^' ^ 25 S.
Murray Nannie c, seamstress, r 92 S
Pryor ' ^*
Murray >^^wton, printer, r 10 Means
^"l"f^^^^r'=•'°P^^•^•T«'Co.,r
Murray P. J., elk bdg 15 E. Peters
Murrav Hofm \r«/i ^i;;- i^^o. ^
Muse Charter, elk, r 127 S. Pryor
Muse Elliott H., bkkpr, r 127 §. Pryor
Muse George (Muse & Swift), treaZltla
msrryo^P^'*'"*^-*^"^"?
"Pl*,'*'^nT- (G. Muse and J. X
&W^iteha1'/°«''"'''^^°'^'^™'«''-
^4 Ga^K* B ^■' ^"' '■"'■e'nao. E. T Ta
' ^rcC^rici ^u^e™"*" ^^•^'»"
Myers Bessie Miss, r 50 Line
Myers D. D., carpenter, W. & A. R. R
Myers E^ma, wid D.,' r 241 E. Hi nier
, ""^9 pu^j;:^ ^-^ *^^^p^^ '' ^- ^-^ r
^rh-""' 2T^" ^-^ machinist, wks Win-
ship & Bro., bds 44 W. Foundry
Myers Gussie Mad, r 13 S. CoUins
Myers Henry, elk J. M. Nace A Son r
210 Elliott ^°' ^
Myers Joseph, c, waiter Markham
r^tta seamstress, r 151 Ma-
^IVr^' ^" ^' ^: f • ^^^' ^ 20, E. Ala-
^A Co^' ^*' ^^^^°^^» ^- ^an Winkle
Myers William R., car insptr W. A a.
ii. JX., rl31 Magazine
My les Carrie, c, laundress r 163 Windsor
MiLhei?^""' ^- '"^^^'•^ ^ 1^3 E-
* J;'!^^* A* S^^WELL (P. L. Mvnatt
ilabama • '''"'"^' '^"^""' ^^^^ ^•
Myrick Jennie, c, domestic, r rear 161
JlcDonough
Murray Roii' M'^,"V'irand 17 s" ollins I ]V^fiR^/\?JA^,V ^'^^'^ *"^ cloakmkr,
Murrav R J Mt t i^^^i.. ' ^* ^""»os -Lj 66>^ ^Vhitehall, r 287 Decatur
Murray R. J., elk J. Keely
^^^^^St-lki, c, laundress, r 5 New
M^^l^u""^^' ^"^^^ ^' * ^- K- K-
w'^^^T^ ^'^ machinist, Atla Cot
Mill l^upply Co
XT -r/r "*«~"«", I ^04 i^ecacur
^Deca^^i^ ^' ^"^^ ^' ^^^^ ^ ^"^^^ " 287
Nace J. M. <fc Son (J. M. and E. S. Nace)
planing mUl. 285 Decatur "^'"^^^^^
AiwQ^« ^^ v ij ^^ planing mUl. 285 Decatur
Tf^. J. Ti^iLi^iT^ <3m:.A_]M:, 64 EUiott,
.J.
NAL
273
NES
Nally Andrew, c, barber, r 270 Wheat
Nally Martin (Nally & Maher), r 197 S.
Forsyth ■ - ..- >...^.,.. ^ ^
NiXLY & MAHEE (M. NaHy and J. C.
Maher), saloon, 93 Whitehall
Nance C. R., engineer W. <fc A R. R
Nance Elizabeth, wid H. W., r 149 Ivy
Nance John S., engineer W. <& A. R. R
Nance J. L., engineer W. <&; A. R. R
Napier Fuller, c, barber W. R. Finley
Napier Nina Miss, wks Household Sew-
ing Machine Co.
Napier — , wkg Sou. Agl. Wks ^
Nash Alfred, 6, barber J. R. Steele
Nash Alphonso L., c, barber, r 274 W.
Peters
Nash Fannie Miss, mailing elk Southern
World, r Decatur
Nash Georgia Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Nash Harti, c, wks M. C. Balkcom
NASH J. TAN HOLT, gen'l Sou. agtD.
Appleton & Co., r West End
Nash Martha, wid T., wks Fulton Millfi,
bds D Fulton Factory
Nash Mary, c, cook B. Hamilton
Nash Mary Miss, r 24 Fitzgerald
Nash William A., car driver, r 6 Fain
Nash William M., r 24 Fitiigerald
Nathan Benjamin, clothing, 49 White-
hall, r 28 Form wait
Nathan Louis T., elk J. Keeley, r 48
Thompson
National Copying Co., 68 Whitehall
NATIONAL HOTEL, Holcombe & Sloan
proprs, 6 and 8 Peachtree
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
G. M. Galley, gen'l manager, 30 S.
Broad
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
30 E. Alabama
Neal Alma Miss, wks Elsas, May A Co
Neal Elbert, c, wks Ferguson & Blount
Neal Henry c, lab, r 132 Ellis
Neal Ira W., wks J. Neal & Co., r 19g
Marietta
Neal John, capitalist, r 109 S. Pryor
Neal John (J. Neal & Co.), r 89 Ellis
NEAL JOHN & CO. (J. Neal, H. W.
Sells and J. H. Duer), whol and ret
furnidire, 7, 9 and 11 S. Broad
Neal Leonard, c, engineer, H. Lewis
Neal Lucillus, c, lab, r 12 Jones al
Neal Mack, c, butler, r rear 55 W.
Mitchell
Neal Mary, c, domestic, r rear 210 S.
Forsyth.
Neal Melissa, c, laundress, r 17 Dover
Neal Nelson, c, lab, r 246 W. Fair
W. M. Scott
Neal Pelham, elk Erminger A Spencer,
r Kirkwood
Neal Reben, c, barber, E. Person, r 2S
High
Neal Thomas, c, lab, r 2 Gunby
Neal Wesley, elk, r 89 Ellla
Nealy Jesse W., carpenter, r 19 W. Simp-
son
Near Clifford L., mkt reporter Journal,
r 132 S. Forsyth
Neece Ellis E., manager H. C. A F.
Tunison, r U Whitehall
Need Allen, c, lab, r 32 Valentine
Neel Margaret Miss, teacher Atla. Uni-
versity
Neff C. Gordon (W. C. Neff & Co.), r 377
Whitehall ^ i"^^. <-■ ^^
Neff William C. ( W. C. Neff A Co.), r
377 WhitehaU
Neff W. C. & Co. ( W. C. and C. G. Neff),
props Ada. Soap Wks, 624 Marietta
Nelras Alfred, c, blksmith, Curtia A
Weitzell
Nelms Eugene A., elk, bds 139 W.
Hunter
Nelms Henry, c, wks Logan & Bros
NELMS JOHN W., principal kpr State
Penitentiary, State House, r Cobb
County
Nelms Robert c, lab, r 61 Fulton
Nelson Albert, c, lab,,r 56 Horton
Nelson Andrew, millright, r 83 Loyd
Nelson Andrew (Westpn & Nelson), bds
National
Nelson Christopher C-, broker, bds 70>^
Whitehall
Nelson Elbert, c, porter, Sou. Ex. Co
Nelson Francis J., student, r 99 £.
Mitchell
Nelson General, c, porter F. M. Pott
Nelson George, c, driver, r 106 Hilliard
Nelson Horatio, prof. MOORE'S BUSI-
NESS UNIYERSFTY, r Decatur, Ga
Nelson Isham L., printer, r Bellwood
Nelson John, c, lab, r 38 Emma al
Nelson Joseph, c, bellboy Markham
House
Nelson Levi B. (Nelson & Baker), pres.
Gate City St R. R. Co., r 102 Jackson
Nelson Thomas, engineer, r 17 Bell
Nelson WiUiam H., printer H. H. Dick-
son, r 69 Cone
NELSON & BARKER (L. B. Nelson
and C. P. N. Barker), loan agts, 12
Gate City Nat. Bank
Nesbit Alexander, c, lab, r 21 Daniel
Nesbit Harriet, c, cook, r rear 99 E.
Mitchell
mym Best SHIBTteorder-6 for §••
Perfeet lit nftranlMd*
11 nd 18 WlQMiiU Str«il»
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t.
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TJi^TIP F ^^ P«P'rty to tl» "ATLABTA HOME,- and thereby pat. I Ml ilM HIMf IMM
^^* NIL :.r M ' Nn] ~
BUGOIES, ETCy GO TO
MILBURN WAGON DEPOT.
vSwJ ^^' ""^ laundress, r 17 E. Harris
if. ' ^'??^' ^' drayman J. J. Wil-
Nesbit William, c, waiter R. G. Thomp-
Kesby Aaron, c, lab, r 106 Yonffe
Wh'eaJ^''''^' "' laundrps, r 3 Xew
V^h^ w-i7^ '' laimdres4 r 8 Scofield
Nesby William, c, lab, r 6 Horton
mPui^^l^l'jJ^b ^^^^'^ 192 Hilliard
^^ ?^^ SOWING MACHINES, H.
Elleby, dealer, 57 S. Broad
^ewdecker John, lab, r 22 Battle ->
^ewe Ann Miss, wks Expo. Mills ^l
^ewe Jack, wk. Expo. Mills : ^
Newe 1 Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
^^li^l^t^i^, with M.^Bi^h & Bros.,
r 104 k>. 4? orsyth i
Npw!lr if ^^«^^^^v- ag«=. r 184 S. Forsyth
iieHelt bamueJ, merchant, r 184 S. For-
sytn
^Ti!^'^ &i5'*'/?'^'"*" machinist Atla.
Bridge Wks, bds 100 Walton
lls^ Cha^"'' '^ "^ ^™ -^ -»-> '
%'nrrsit;^ ^- ^"-^ ^--^- ^^^•
Newm^ Charles L., purchasing afftGa
Pac. R. R., bds 71 W. Simp^^^^*'
^ewman Lou Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Newman J M, wks Expo. MUls
^IZ"^^ ^^ ^^* ^*^s E^PO. Mills
Newman Thomas, wks Expo. Mills
raWMAN WILUAM T., lawyer 36X4
S. Broad, r 52 Forrest av ^ ' ^
g1'"^^«^^^°^'^- '"^^^ machinist
v^: ^^'^' ^M r 71 W. Simpson
Newsom Moses, fireman Ga. R R
"^FlTry "^^ ^- ^'^-'^ r 33
Newsom Ronson, lab, r 67 Thurmand
Newd^?^""^ ^^-^ ^ ^ Thurmond
x^f wi^ ^.P*^?^' ^» l*b, r 6 Rawson
""'^rugh""^^""-*^'"^^^^^!^-
Newton f ll^T' "' ^^^*''*' ^ 26 Battle
^rg^j>^i"°^' c, porter Lagomarsino
iiVBER, Fenc
NIL
Newton Edward T., shipping elk J. X
Dunn & Co., r 57 McDonou^h
Newton E. H., wks L. H. Hal! <fc Co
Newton James, elk, r 608 Marietta
Newton John, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Newton Joice, c, laundress, r 180 Wheat
JNewton John M carpenter E. T., Va. &
Newton Lucinda, wid J. D., r 64 Rock
^ewton Marion, c, cook, r 178 Wheat
wl^Av T^^^Sv^'P^^^' r ^ Cooper
mL? .KICHARD, propr St. Jaies
^^^jon Victoria Miss, wks Atla. Cot
Newton Willfem, r 236 Elliott
^'n'TailTr^''-'^"^'^^^'-^^^
^.YOM FURNITURE HOUSE, 137
Nicholas Annie Miss, taUoress, r 26
Mangum . '
Nichols Allen J^., lab, r 129 Jones av
^^^^ois AusustuB H., marble cutter,
bds 52 E. Mitchell "
^C^""^ ^^' "^^^ ^' ^' ^*®^^ *
Nichols Elia, c, laundress, r 105 N. Butler
^icho s Georgia Miss, r rear 10 Culver
Nicho 8 Lulu, c, laundress, r 14 Fort
^^^^^ Matthrew, c, carpenter, r 53
vI'^k"'?' ^pu ^^P' '- Iab,^.r^8 Chapel
^ ichols Thomas W., r% Smith
Nichols WUliam, c, hib, r 27 Chamberlain
Nicholson George A., bkkpr, r 3 For-
rest av
Nicholson Mary, c, laundress, r es Fow-
ler Ist n of Simpson
Nickless A. (Nickless <t Blount), r 12
Bartow '
Nickless A. H. (A. H. Nickless <& Co.),
134 Marietta
NICKLESS A. H. & CO. (A. a Nickless
ie-*?, r"i' gr<>cer8, 134 Marietta
Nickless & Blount (A. Nickless and J.
^T^li??"^^' saloon, 179 Marietto
NICOLSON WM. PEBRIN, dean South-
ern Med. CoUege, and physician, 38 S.
Pryor. r 220 Peachtree
Niece Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
^ 7$ M^D^ough "^"^''^ ^ ^^^^^' '
^^ Clifford, wid A. B., r 72 Mc-
Donough
Nil^ El^,c laundress, r es Chestnut w
1st 8 of Calhoun
Niles Laurens O., with Globe Planter
Mnfg. Co., r 72 McDonough
276
NOR
^ ^ F«« -ir-^fflkTsi^yr^^ss^
IJ^iles Samuel D. (Longley & Niles), r 36
Decatur
Niles Vincent, c, driver, r rear 35 Irwin
Nimmo P. E., grocer and confectioner,
114 Decatur ^«^'^
Nipper Jacob D., trav agt., r 262 W.
Peachtree
Niebet Ferdinand, elk, r 84 Houston
Nisbet John E., elk D. H. Dougherty, r
84 Houston
Nix Bertha, c, laundress, r College cor
Butler
Nix John W., carpenter, r265 Luckie
Nix Jonas, c, restaurant, 75 Peachtree
Nix Robert M., collector McBumey &
Son, r 46 McAfee
Nix Samuel, machinist, r 133 Luckie
Noble Annie F. Miss, teacher Crew St.
School, r 126 Washington
Noble George, student, bds 170 S. Pryor
NOBL^ eEOBGE H. (Taliaferro &
Noble), physician [Private Infirmary
for diseases" of women], r 170 S. Pryor
Noizette Louis, loom mnfr, west end of
Simpson
Nolan Alonzo A., mer, r 16 W. Giimett
Nolan David P., mason, r 74 Walker
Nolan Isaac,fireman E. T. Va, & G«. R. R
Nolan James, wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
Nolan Laura, c, laundress, r 12 Bradbury
Nolan Martha Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Nolan N. G., trav. agt, bds Cannon
blouse
Nolan linker C, elk G. W. Adair, r Mc-
Donough, Ga
Nolan William, carpenter, r 111 Chapel
Nolan Greorge W., trav. agt Howard &
Candler
Noler Mallnda, c, laundress, r 265 Cooper
NOLLE ANDREW, c, barber, 48^ Deca-
tur, r 273 Wheat
Noll Richard, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Nolley Lvdia, wid D., r 99 Walton
Nollev Richmond E., bkkpr The Singer
Mfg Co., r 313 CoUins
Nolly Benjamin, c, wks J. Nolly, r W. E
NollV George, c, porter I. Steinheimer,
r Summer HiU
Nolly John, c, blksmith, r W. E
Nolly Warren, c, car greaser Atla. St.
R.R
Norcross Jonathan, office 2)^ Marietta, r
W. E
Norcross Virgil C. Rev., pastor 5th Bap-
tist Church, r ws Lee,2d w of Thrasher,
W. E
Norman Emma, c, r 438 E. Fair
Norman John W., policeman, r 6 Gar-
trell
Norman Mattie, c, laundress, r 438 IL
Fair
Norrell Mary, wid W., r 13 E. Fair
Xorris William D. R., r 242 W. Fair
Norman William L., carpenter R. & D.
R. R., r Clarkston
Norrell Benjamin C, elk, r 13 E. Fair^
Norrell Charles M., carpenter, r Bailf
wood
Norrell E. M., cabinet mkr W. L. Fen-
ley, r Bell wood
Norrell Ida Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Norrell Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Norried Frank, finisher W. L. Fenley, r
Bellwood
Norris fiUen Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Norris Homer V. M., c, stair builder, 60
Ivy
Norris James H., barkpr G. W. Foster^
bds Cannon House
Norris John C, elk W. W. Haskell A
Co., r470 E. Harris
Norris John F., elk, bds Cannon House
Norris John S., with J. Silvey A Co.,
bds Cannon House
Norris^ Joseph C, shoemkr, r 28 Me-
ychatiic
Noms Joseph L., wks J. L. Jett, r 28
Mechanic
Norris Kate Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Norris Page, c, barber Hutchins &
Herndon, r Ivy
Norris Robert H., farmer, r 92 N. Cal-
houn
Norris Young R., r 342 W. Fair
NORRMAN G. L., architect. Gate City
Bk. Bldg., 29 E. Alabama
Nort John, engineer, r 304 Mangiim
North Joshua, c, lab, r 311 Calhoun
North Laura, c, laundress, r 13 Honey al
Northen Charles S. (Smith, Porter A
Northen), r 35 Houston
Northen Edward A., elk W. P. North«i,
bds 35 Houston
Northen Henry G., r 35 Houston
Northen Henry G. Jr., broker, r 35
Houston
Northen Thomas H., with M. B. Gold-
smith, r 130 N. Collins ,
Northen William P., jeweler and elr-
graver, 473^ Whitehall, r 35 Houston
Northington Charles N., elk J. S. Boyd,
r 60 Cone
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS.
CO. of Milwaukee, W. Woods White,
genl agt, 24>^ Peachtree. (See fly D.)
Norton Albert E., lab, r 30 Hills av
Norton Fedelie Miss, r 56 Cone
Norton Georgia, elk, r 30 Hills av
IH
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT. COrN, PORK, SIDES. LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM 90 to PAINE,
ROWLAND & CO. ^ & >> ^^orlh Broad Street
IMESTMENTS ;?
^OE ^Q
"* Rwl Ett«t« for Mie ^y
FBtERSOW, >6 ^aft Street
0*RE
Norton James, c, waiter, r rear 58 N.
i^orsyth
Norton Thomas, c, lab, r 46 Foster
Norton Lilah, elk, r 30 Hills av
Norton Lula, elk, r 30 Hflls av
Norton Lyda, elk, r 30 Hills av
Northrop John B., trav agt, r 66 Irwin
Jiorwood John, c, night watch, r 103 N.
Butler
Norwood John H., manairer Atla. N P
Union, r 54 Whitehall ' *
Norwood M. C, wid L., bds 167 Decatur
Norwood Owens, c, wks Lo^n Bros
JNorwood Samuel, c, lab, r 12 Fain
Aowlan Billiard, c, cook, r 158 Fort
>• owlan Hattie, c, cook, r 158 Fort
O'Connor Patrick A., elk, r 61 Marietta
Whitehalf ' boarding, 174
O'Dell John W., butcher, 133 Luckie
O Donnelly John, tailor, 21)4 E. Ala-
bama, r 55 Larkin ^T
O'Donnelly John Jr., elk, bds 55 LarMn
O'DonneUy Robert E., with J. Keely, r
oo Larkin "^ *
O^Donohue Mary Mrs., r 138 Wheat
O'^^^Sti^*^*"^' painter, r 138 Wheat
Z^^^i^ 5"^"' ^id ^' E., r 183 Ivy ..
OKeefe EmUie Miss, r 183 Ivy ^
O^Keefe Julia Miss, r 132 S. Pryor '
UKeefe Laurence E., manager Walton
Wbann & Co., r 183 Ivy '
N^n. Harriet, c, laundress, r 100 O'K^^f^ I'^H^^S^ ^o ^«! ,^<5^. _
country
Nimn Harriet, c, laundress,
Pulliam
Nunn Levi L., carpenter, r 8 Boulevard
Nunnally Emma E., wid A. F., r SO
iCichardson
Nonimlly James H. (Clark & Nunnally)
r 482 Peachtree | ^^'
Nunnally Susan, c, laundress, r es Ran-
dolph, l8t n of Highland av
NunnaUy O. S. bkkpr and collector J.
i^. and E. P. McBurney, r 30 Richard-
Nutting James F., ins agt, r 56 W. Harris
Co., bds d6 W. Harris
Nutting Willard H., paying teller, Atla.
Nat. Bank, r 56 W. Harrw
'O'^^J^^^K H., physicianr^e
91^^^^ ^^^'•ence, cash, John Ryan
U Bnen Lawrence F., machinist^ r 36
-t lum i i . . ^
O'Brien Mattie, c, seamstress, r 13 S.
Calhoun
O'Connor Bernie Miss, r 174 Whitehall
O Connor Charles, c, wks G. Doster
O'Connor Charles W., elk, r 61 Marietta
O'CONNOR DANIEL A., bir MafSTam
House, 28 Loyd, r 25 N. Collins
WwL'Lf ^^* Miss, dressmkr, r 174
O'Connor Elizabeth P., wid P.^ r 61 Ma-
rietta I . , ^
O'Connor John, elk, r 174 Whitehall
O Connor Kate Mrs., millinery 57 White-
hall, r 164 E. Hunter
^ 'whThall^^'^ ^^' milliner, r 174
O'Connor Mattie A., wid F., r 174 White-
nail
O Keefe Mary Miss, r 183 Ivy
Z^^i^ ^^^^ "^^ C-* ^ 132 S. PryOT
UKeefe Thomas, trav agt, bds 241 E.
Hunter :
9!ylf^^ I>ennis, wks John Ryan
O Mara Annette, wid J., r 158 S. Forsyth
OMeara Lily Miss, milliner, r 146 S
Forsyth
O'Meara M., wid J., r 146 S. Forsyth
Is»^-®**J 5^?/' ""^ ^"^"^y r 17 Bradley
I. Mite'h^r-' "'^^ ^^ ^ ^^«' ^
O'Neal John J., wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
^i?^*} i' engineer, bds 51 Gartrell
}i,^^^^\ ^*ry» c, laundress, r 228 Wheat
O'Neal Nora Miss, r 71 E. Fair
O'Neill Hiram, c, lab, r Currier cor Cal-
houn
^'^;S!V^'' ^•' ^^ M- »»<^b & Bros.,
r oO E. Hunter
^'^.^^"^^^^ •^•' ^ilo*"* ^H WhitehaU,
bds National Hotel
O'Neill Madeo, c, lab, r ws Carrier 1st s
Calhoun
O'Neill Mary A. Mrs., boarding, 98 De-
cacur
Neill William J., engineer, r 51 Gar-
trell
^'sJ^itir ^^^"^ ^'' ^^^^"^ ^°y^ *
0;Quinn WUliam B., elk, r 237E.Hunter
O Rear James F., elk, r 158 Thompson
O'^*"* w^ ^•'^"'' ^ 1^ Thompson
n^S^M^ ^.i^liam H., elk, r 158 Thompson
O Reilly James, tailor A. O. M. Gay, r
98 Decatur ^ '
mpTW U A TITTr u A >J- i L L - ■ ^'^^^^y -^^^^ peddler, r 68 E. MiteheU
^^^ B^J^^l^LE^OOMS"-ii the only
Co lb W/i: WILLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
For aii>- Kind of lL.mMil>er', F^atltfii, Sltinglew oi* Linaaw
O'RE
277
OLI
O'Reilly MoUie Miss, with M. Rich*
Bros., r Decatur
O'Ryan Timothy, with M. Rich & Bros.,
bds 50 E. Hunter
O'Shields Alfred, r 27 E. Foundry
O'Shields Benjamin F., moulder, bds
351 Mangum
O'Shields Catherine, wid R., r 351 Man-
gum
O'Shields Edward, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
O'Shields Elizabeth, wid W., r 352 Man-
gum
O'Shields Francis M., painter, r 56 Plum
O'Shields Henry, moulder, r 48 3Marieita
O'Shields Olar Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
O'Shields Robert, lab, r 5 Badger
O'Shields Simpson, r 483 Marietta
O'Shields Mary A. Miss, r 483 Marietta
O'Tyson Hezekiah, elk M. O'Tyson, r
16 Anderson
O'Tyson Maurice, grocer, 86 McDon-
ough, r 16 Anderson
rVAKES GEORGE M., r 15 Henry
Oakes Jefferson D., flagman, r 15 Henry
Oakes Henry N., rl5 Henry
Oakes Lauretta Miss, r 15 Henry ? :*
Oakes Margaret G., wid Z. B., r 108
Jones
Oakes Marquis D., barber, r 139 Marietta
Oakes William M., tailor, r 16 Henry
Oakland Cemetery, e terminus of E.
Hunter
Oakley Cornelia Miss, wks Expo Mills
Oakman W. G., pres R. & D. Extension
Co
Oaks Laura Miss, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Oatman Stephen B., agt, r 166 Simpson
Odair Agnes, wid J. U., r 64 E. Mitchell
Odena trav agt, bds 150 Whitehall
Odham William, c, lab, r 40 Johnson
Odom Benjamin, wks Expo Mills
Odom Daniel A., engineer, A. & W. P.
R. R., r 35 Martin
Odom George, c, porter, r 48 Parsons
Odom John, c, wks S. M. Truitt, r Ken-
nesaw al
Odom John W., lab, r 91 E. Hunter
Odom Thomas, wks Expo Mills
Odom W., c, Ub, Sou Agl Wks
Ogburn James, wks Ristine, May & Co
Ogburn Thomas, lab, r 57 Larkin
Ogburn Thomas, wks Ristine, May d;
Co
Ogburn Thomas, farmer, r rear 7 Henry
Ogburn Thomas H. (Turner & Ogburn;,
r 14 Brick
Ogdcn EUzabeth H., wid G., r 160 »•
Collins
O^en William M., machinict, bds 6f
Thurmond
Oglesby John, c, carpenter, r41 S. Moore
Oglesby Junius G. (Oglesby A Meador),
r SB Richardson 2d W. of Piyor
OOLESBY * MEADOB (J. G. Oglesby
and T. D. Meador), whol greoers, 55
and 57 £. Alabama
Ogletree Baltimore, c, driver, r Foundry
cor Maple ^ - n » -m . >
Ogletree Benjamin F., physician, 320
Decatur, r Kirkwood
Ogletree Frances, c, laandreas, r 410
Mangum •
Ogletree George T. (Ogletree, Robinson
A Boyd), r 150 S. Ptyor
Ogletree Henry, c, lab, r Foundry cor
Maple
Ogletree Henry, c, shoemkr, 298 Mari-
etta, r country
OeLETBEl, BOBCfSOH & BOTB (G.
T. Ojfletree, I. Robinson and G. W.
Boyd;, Phcenix Planing Mill and con-
tractors, 25 to 29 N. Butler
Ogletree Samuel H., bkkpr Ogletree,
Robinson <t Boyd, r Kirkwood
Olcott Edward H., r 186 W Fair
Oldfield Albert N. (A. N. Oldfield A
Co ) r Bellwood
OldfieW Lucy M. Mrs. (A. N. Oldflrfd
& Co.), r Bellwood
Oldfield Lucy S., wid J., r 288 Fraser
Oldfield A. N. &. Co. (A. N, and L. M.
Oldfield), photograph and electrical
supplies, 661^ Whitehall
Olds William F'., conductor, r 122 Haynes
Oliver Benjamin, c, brakeman, r 417
Eraser
Oliver Charles, c, wks B. T. Va. A
Ga. R. B
Oliver Charles J., contractor, r 69 Laridn
Oliver Greorge, contractor and builder, r
24 N. Collins
Oliver John, c, lab, r 410 Fraser
Oliver Henry, c,port»r, r rear|193 Peach-.
tree
Oliver Hugh, painter, bds 36 Gilmer
Oliver John S., agt, cotton broker, 60 S
Broad, r 66 Cone
Oliver Joshua, with J. S. Oliver, r 66
Cone
Oliver Lewis H., with J. S. OUver, r 58
Cone
Oliver Mack, wks Expo. Mills
Oliver Nancy A., wid W. seamstress, r
90 S. Butler
Oliver Reuben, c, wks R. A D. R. B
Place in the City.
W. M. Scott
MakM GLOTHIM to
Fll f yaraiit«Mi at rMdy
H Mi4 13 WiHHImi
OL*
The "ATLAHTA HOlfE IXSUKA^CE CO.- Pr0.pt,
I CoMerratire, ReUable, Business coniUeii to Geonda,
Oliver Robert, c, carpentser, r 175 Ander-
son
2}|3««" ^°»>?rt. c, lab, r 419 Frwer '
Olson Eric F., lab, r 30 Savannah i,..
Olson John, painter X. ilcKinlev
Ta?houn^'n"'^^-^-'^"P<'^.r219
Orchard E^ Newton, lab, r 131 1^ Marietta
Orchard F Belton, elk ChamberlS^
rti°hnson & Co., bds Archer House '
"^^iS'^ifh^^^'^^"'- *'«'''- o«-.^
^fiqlr'^'^TPK '^- ^"er I^wry's Ban
oy JL. Alabama i 4 r
^M^W* */^iHAir (P. H. Orn>e and
M. w Maiiahan), phvsiciang, office
hon.^^U.10a.„..and3to5p:„.,l1
Ormond James, r 415 Wasbineton
Ormond Joseph R., kkkpr, r 57 E. Cain
Ormoml Robert M., shipping elk John-
son & Caverly, r 415 Washington
%^nX ' "■" '^- * ^- ^^- ' '*
O^ Sn'Ji*' H^; ^^' '■ ^ TattnaU
OBB ecSTAVUS J., Stahi school
oommr, office State House, r 54 Ta^
OiT Jessie O. Miss, r 54 Tattnall
OWE
^- -_ _. Auu,^, r >ft xannaii
flKR wS^^**' ' ^ Tattnall
oJ? ^if ' ^^ °''^*e«. r 39 Cooper
^^ra^,,?i°,rjkcS^':?.^i ,^- «•
0«^l^ "J* ^^t?*-' "Sotractor, reSChapel
C^^ ^^f' "' ^^ ^^^ * Brazelton
Humphries*' '' '•^'°«''««. r «8 W.
Osborn Thomas J. draughteman Bruce
& Morgan, bds 100 W^ton
n!^''° wMv*^' '^' l*"*' ■• 9 S- Terry
Das yy ±.. Mitchell 0^?^^^ ^-^^i^^^
Osborn Winnie,c,laundreg8,rl6 Lowes al
Osborne Archibald O., train dispatcher
O. K. R., bds 143 Loyd
Osborne Hattie Miss, cook, r 59 Vaten-
tine */ , /n*"~* ■" i. ^r. ''"^
^ L^T ^'"^^™ ^-^ "^^^ Journal, r 143
O^n^iw*' ""^ wheeli^ght, rlr^ Chapel
Osnall Lum, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Becat'Sf ' ""^^ ^' ^' ™^^°» '^ 127
Otis Julia H., wid J. S., r 45 E. Cain
i)^ saloon, 33 Marietta, r 127
Overton James, carpenter, r 18 GartreU
8ve!^^n ^tTS' f ' ^^^' ^ ^^^^ 225 Decatur
wSker ' ""' laundress, r 104
Overton Sarah Mrs., r 29 Hills av
Owen Emeline, wid P., r 54 Eraser
Owen John W., printer S. E. Tariff
Assn., r 138 Walton
ftto ^•q^'S^^ seamstress M. Rich &
iiro., r 222 Man^m ^
^ w^> ^^*iin«ton G., physician, 14
Whitehall, r 76 McDononeh
Owens Alexander, candyW G. E
Johnson v-. ^.
^T!S*^^°J>J?!n '".. carpenter, r wb
i^ee 3d 8 of Gordon
^^^^ ^^rge, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
Owens Harris P., saloon, 93 8 Broad
de?* ^'' machinist, r 38 Pon-
Owens Jefferson, c, lab, r 18 Thompson
Owens John, bkkpr, bds 78 N. fS?^
ITel Co ° K- machinist E. Va^^
"^MT^zii^"^' '' ^^^««' - "4
Owens Mary, c, laundress, r 18 Thomp-
OBborn Monroe, c. lab, r 162 Fillmore son " ' ^' * ^'^ ^^^^P-
**. XX wx\r., ©to. T«l«pbone No. 385.
THE MILBURH ^ "**"*** '^'*''* * ^-t »*.
a iflhed Wason in tha Kurket
OWE
279
PAR
Owens Patrick H., constable, 26>^ W. ]
Alabama, r 110 Smith
Owens Stephen C, bkkpr C. L. Del-
bridge ife Bro., r 215 Haynes
Owens William J., machinist McCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 251 E. Hunter
Owens Willie, c, cook, r rear 145 Walton
Owens W. J. wks Winship & Bro .
Owensby Annie Miss, wks AUa. Cot.
Fcty - =. =i-A v ffe'<s'. t;l-i'4jfi
Owensby Georgia Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Owensby Lee Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Owensby Lucy C, wid T. A., r 23
Henry
Owensby Mattie Mrs., wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty '
Owensby Mary G., Miss, r 23 Henry
Owensby William R., grocer, 153 W.
Peters
Owings A. Young, heater Atla. Bridge
Wks
Owings James W., machinist Ga. Pac.
Ry., r 46 North av
Owings John D., manager shoe dept M.
C. A J. F. Kiser A Co., r 53 Fulton
Owings Malana, wid A. Y., bds 15 Cor-
put
Owings William A., wks Wilkens, Post
& Co., r 343 Luckie
Owsley Alexander, c, porter P. & G. T.
Dodd
Oxford Willie Miss, seamstress, 81 >^ S.
Broad
Ozmore Elizabeth Mrs., r 25 Savannah
Ozmore William M., wks Fulton Cot.
Spinning Co., r 25 Savannah
Ozborn Seaborn K., night guard county
jail, r 36 Eraser
PACE CHESTER, c, porter W. S.
Wilson & Co
Pace Drttry W., r 165 Luckie
Pace George R., tel opr Ga. R. R., bds
89 E. Mitchell
Pace Georgia, c, laundress, r 78 B. Hum-
phries
Pace Irene, c, wks B. J. King
Pace Josie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fet
Pace Rebecca Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
PACKARD SOPHIA B. MISS, prin
Alta. Bap. Fem. Seminary, r 35 Leon-
ard, J
Paden Thomas M., grocer, 141 Houston
Padgett Benjamin R., foreman, r 63
Spring
Page G., c, grocer, 816 Decatur
Page Parker J. (E. E. Murray & Co.), r
^ Brotherton
Page Thomas, c, lab, r 14 Johnson ,:i-i-
Page Warren, c, carpenter, r 14 Johnson
Page William H., tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co ^'^ ^'
Paige Sarah, c, laundress, r 26 Mc Daniels
Paine Burton, c, barber M. H. Bentley,
r 7 Chattahoochee
Paine David, c, butler, r 33 Terry
Paine Edward T. Jr. (Paine, Rowland
& Co.), r Chamberlin, cor Yonge }
Paine George E., r 67 N. Pryor
Paine Iverson, conductor, r 92 Luckie ^i
Paine Lucv M., wid E., r 383 Marietta '
PAINE, ROWLAND & CO. (E. T.
Paine, Jr., C. K. Rowland, ),
managers Ga. Cot., Pro. and Stock
Exchange, 9 and 11 X. Broad. (See
bottom lines.) ■
Paine Thomas B., provision broker, 43
E. Alabama, bds 67 X. Pryor .
PAINE, see also PAYNE
Pair John R., machinst, r 44 Victoria
Palm Charles, c, lab, r 147 Ira
Palm Henry, c, lab, r 14 TWompson
Palmer Annie, c, cook, r rear 6 Cooper
Palmer Fred B., chemist Jacobs' Phar-
macy, r 301 W. Mitchell
Palmer Henry, c, lab, r 95 Markham
Palmer Howard E. W., secy executive
dept, bds 19 Houston
Palmer James W., c, sampler S. M. lit-
man & Co., r 55 W.Mitchell
Palmer Josephine, wid J., r 48 £.
Hunter
Palmer Lucius R.. stamp elk, r 26 Luckie
Palmer Victoria, c, laundress, r 12 Hills
av
Panchen John S., cashier E. S. Gay, r
79 Smith
Pannell James D., painter, r 106 Plum
Pannell VirgU H., mason, bds 106 Plum
Pappa John, barkpr Curran A Scott, r
E. Peters
Parham Andrew M., wks W. ^ A. R. R.,
r 33 Jones av
Parham Arthur, fweisman F. J. Cotwn,
r 33 Jones av
Parham Evaline, c, laundress, r 11 Raw-
son
Parham Henry, c, lab, r 18 Strong
Parham Horace, printer, bds 33 Jones av
Parham James R., wks H. Franklin, r
121 Chapel
Paris Charles, c, driver, r Love, ne cor
Grant
Paris John A., painter, 99>^ Whitehall,
r Hill, se cor Little
Paris John O., wks M. M. and W. M.
Gardner, r 100>^ Whitehall
fWB WflfWIHfW ^ STOCICS, COTTON, WHEAT, CQBW, POfUC, SIDES, UUtD^
FDR FuTDBES ^^ coffee and petroleui*, oo to p aine!
lyU lUiyiUlW Rowland %L CO. •*HNorm%roa^ street '
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^^^ ^'tP' wa<«hmaa E. T., Va. &
?«5f? ^^^^^'^ policeman, r31 Walnut
Fansh John, saloon, 588 Marietta
Vfl w-^.""* C molder Atla. Bridge Wks
'^hii:";^^Tm^^^
Parker Albert, c, lab Ga. R. R
ton '" ^^^""^ ^' ^**» ^ ^^^ 37 Washing.
Jarker Allen, blksmith R. & D. R. R
Parker Catharine J., wid W., r 37 W
Garnett
Parker Charles L., blksmith, r 13 Ran-
dolph
■^^i^fu^I^™*' c, laundress, r 286 W.
Mitchell ■
Parker Ida, c, cook, r rear 174 S. For-
syth
'^^2?2 W "l^t^hT^^' ^'^ ^- ^^^^^"'
miliard ^ '
Parker Jesse, blksmith, r 5^5 Decatur se
cor Cornelia '
Parker John W., boUermkr, r 5 Badger
Parker J. Howard, stock dealer, r 152
McDonough
^"^fl ^^^}^n G. (Mitchell & Parker),
r did Marietta
Parker Mary, c, laundress, r rear 51
Valentine
Parker Matthew, lumber, bds 138 Wal-
Parker Milton A., carpenter, r 268 E
Hunter
P^ker WUliam A., with Beck & Greg^
Hardware Co., r 268 E. Hunter **
pJtrk^r w- ^- Wksmith R. & D. R. R
Parker W. P., fireman R. & D. R. R
sLn^^r'L^- 1' il*^k^^"t & Donald-
son), r 68 Richardson
and KG. Donaldson), proprs Georgia
Spice Mills, 74 Peachtree ^
Parking Eugene B., bds 58 N. Forsyth
Parkins E., machinist W. d; A. R R
^ r«^"^ Tv ^? ^-^ t"P^ ^^^^^^ House
Co., r 41 >» . Forsyth j
Parks Amaziah F., moulder, r 58 Simo-
son *^
Parks Burrel, c, drayman, r 9 Jen-
nings al
Parks Byron F., runner Engine Ko. 2
PAR
Parks Char es, elk, bds Cannon House
Parks Charles, c, lab, r 163 E. Cain
Fm ^^''°'^"®' ^' ^*^' r 80 Greens
Parks Dalton F., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Parks D., wks Winship A Br6^
Parks Emma, c, laundress, r rear 57 Ivy
Parks George, c, driver, r 331 Martin
Parks George, c, porter, J. Smith
^M^ ?*Tk" ^' ?*^- presiding elder
Hous^* *"* ^® Cannon
p!;^^ ^t* u*^' ^» ?^°' ^ ^ Calhoun
P^rf ' "^^ ^* ^ ^ Leonard, cor
Parks John F., bkkpr J. Finley
Parks John R., elk, bds 36 Walker
Parks John R., with F. E. Block, r 22
Haynes *
Parks Julia, c laundress, r 179 E. Cain
Parks J R,^ wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Parks Linnie, c, domestic, r rear 146 Mc-
Donough
Parks Lloyd, elk, bds 66 Cooper
Cwpe^* ^'' ''^^' ^"^ & Swift, bds
Parks Nancy, c, wks Union stx^k yards
i-a^Ks Peyton, c, shoemaker, r 89 Mark-
"^nEScu'tt'"^^'^**^^'^^^^^^
Parks Richard, c. mason, r 291 McDon-
ough
Parks Robert, c, wks cotton com
Parks Robert A., c, porter Jacobs Phar-
macy
^^tln^^^'i'^'^".^ ^'^ «^ ^^t>s A- Bro.,
DOS o2 Lu kie
P^k« ^?K P*"'®' ^» seamstress, r 65 James
S h^J?^/."'^™» ^» **b» r 20 Davis
P»Iib ^ r ""' i' ^^» ^ 2^ -"^^ Calhoun
Parks William S., elk J. Bradfield, r 66
Cooper
Parks Willis B., physician, 212>^ Ma-
riecta '•; .;],■
Parnell Geow F track layer, r 33 Mills
Pa^ iTr^' .^ ?^^«^k^ r 26 Savannah
Parr Sarah, wid W., r 26 Savannah
P^rrnH^^' c, lauudrcss, T 138 FostCF
Parrott George W., pres Atla Com and
Warehouse Co., r 78 Nelson
Parrott Samuel F. (Harle & Parrott), r
04 Marietta '
BAnk <4i^«,^^ i*00]M^4 tor Gentlemen, at
oBJiK. Sample Rooms, cor. AifthAma a t>^ "
W. J. ■ WILLINGHAM
r ^;- ■ ^S>^-
PAR
2gl
B4 XQUlotty
Lumber, Lime, etou
^^-v- r,- PAT
Parry Alexander, elk J. J. McKoy, r
Decatur
Parpen Martha Miss wks Fulton Mills
Parsons Albert, wks R. Parsons, r Edge-
wood
Parsons Augustus P., student, bds 36
Gilmer
Parsons Calvin S. (Villard & Parsons),
bds 36 Gilmer
P.rsons Edward M., with W. F.Reeves,
r 41 Smith
Parsons Eliza, wid James, 99 E. Mitchell
Parsons Mary Mrs., wks Fulton Mills,
bds 5 Fulton Factory
Parsons Richard, butcher, 300 Decatur,
r Edge wood
Parsons William H., r 119 E. Mitchell
Parsons William, wks Fulton Mills
Partee John, c, lab, r 140 E. Harris
Partee Lula Mrs. seamstress, r l73 Ma-
rietta
Partee Mollie, c, cook, r rear 54 N.
Forsyth
Partridge J. N., carpenter, E. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R.
Partridge Lorris F., carpenter E. T. Va
& Ga. R. R.
Partridge Mary Miss, r 8 S. Br ad
Partridge William A., carpenter, r 17
Tattnall
Pasche Oscar, wits Elsas, May & Co
Patapsco Guano Co. , J . Rice Smith, man-
ager, 34>^ W. Alabama
Patch Mary C. S., wid N., r 62 Decatur
Pate Absalom J., shoemkr, r 225 Decatur
Pate Dawson, lab, r 65 Anderson
Pate Frank, tinner R. & D. R. R., r 11
Randolph '
Pate George, lab, r 65 Anderson
Pate George, st car driver W. E. & A.
St. R. R., bds 62 Xelson
Pate James, carpenter, r 202 W. Fair
Pate James E., policeman, r 150 Gullatt
Pate John, carpenter, r 24 Battle
Pate John E., elk C. J. Smith, r Deca-
tur, Ga
Peterson Fannie, c, laundress, r rear 314
Decatur
Patman Rose, c, laundress, r 256 Man-
gum
Patrick Albert, c, chair bottomer, r 26
Pettus
Patrick A., c, wks cotton com
Patrick Iverson, c, porter J. P. B&bb, r
25 Pettis
Patterson Albert M., tinner W. J. Wood,
r 81 Stonewall
Patterson Claude, machinist W. L. Fen-
ley, bds Mi^etta
Patterson Edward R., elk E. T^ Va. A
Ga.R. R
Patterson Fanny Mrs., aeamatress, r 23
Stonewall
Patterson George C, furniture mover, r
Oak ne. cor. Peeples
Patterson G., c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Patterson Green M., watchman W. <& A.
R. R
Patterson Hyatt M. (Patterson <t Bow-
den), r 74 Collins
Patterson James L., carpenter, 81 Stone-
wall
Patterson John, conductor, r 37 Mer-
ritt's av
Patterson John F., with ^r. J. S. Will-
son, bds 49 W. Peters
Patterson John H., lawyer, r 111 Rawson
Patterson Joseph, brakeman, r Hunni-
cutt nw cor McAffee
Patterson J. B., bkkpr Ga. Pac. R. R
Patterson J. L., carpenter R. A D. B. R
Patterson Leroy W., receiver, r 79 Loyd
Patterson Mary S., dressmkr, 109 De-
catur
Patterson Pleasant B., dep col U. S. Int.
Rev., r 62 Wheat
Patterson Sanford S. (Walsh <ft Patter-
son Bros.), r 81 Stonewall
Patterson S. M., engineer £. T., Va. A
Ga. R. R
Patterson William B., barber, r 93 EUis
Patterson William H., broker, ^24 S.
Pryor, r 210 Ivy
Patterson William J. (Walsh <fc Patter-
son Bros.), r 1*2 Nelson
Patterson Wyatt, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
R. R
PATTERSON & BOWDEH (H. M. Pat-
terson and M. A. Bowden), under-
takers, 18 Loyd. (See fly A.)
Pattillo Clarence, c, laundress, r 50 Raw-
son
Pattlllo Samuel H., elk A. Gi^rin, r 135
Thompson
Pattillo WiUiam F. (W. P. & W. F. Pat-
tUlo), r Decatur, Gm
Pattillo. William P. (W. P. A W. F.
Fattillo), r 167 E. Fair
PATTILLO W. P. k W. P., genl in-
surance agts, 363^ E. Alabama, room 5
FATTON C. L., Sou. agt Van Antwerp,
Bragg & Co. '8 publications, 7 White-
hall, bds Markbam
Patton Julius M., sec Furman Farm
Imp. Co., r 116 McDouough
Patton Julius M. Jr., trav agt Moore,
Marsh & Co., r 116 McDonough
Patton John N., trav agt, r 178 Luckie
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at W.
Keeps no trash called thirta.
II and 1.^ Whttefeall St.
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Patton Roland, engineer, r W8 I^ee, 3d a
of Gordon
. Patton WiUiam B., salesman Household
Sewing Machine Co
Paul Cordelia Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Paul Don E., machinist, bds 53 W
Simpson
Paul Donald S., plumber, r 70 W. Simp-
son ^
Paul Franlc, gas fitter, bds 53 W. Simp-
son ^
Paul Luther M., gas fitter, bds 53 W.
^♦impson
Paul Mary J., wid R, K., r 53 W. Simp-
son *^
Paul Robert K., wks Atla; Gas Wks., r
Marietta, bey limits
Paul WUllam C, ga* fitter, r 122 W.
bimpson
Pause Oscar, painter, r 50 E. Baker t
Pauncey C. E., elk R. & D. R. R i,-
Payne Columbus M., county treas. Court
House, r 22 Spring
Payne C. A. Mrs., r 145 Nelson
Pajne Deny, e, porter Milburn Wagon
^7^^i:l^.Zi' '™«^*'' ^^ """"""^
Payne George, c, lab, r Ennis al
Payne Gilbert, c, blksmith, r 263 W.
Mitx^hell
Payne Jeannette R., wid R. R.. r 47
Windsor -i *,.
Payne Jennie, c, laundress, r 71^ Gar-
trell "*
f ^y^e Lucy, wid E., r 383 Marietta ^^
Payne Nathan, watchman, rll Culver J
Payne Robert, c, driver, r 121 Luckle '
I'ayne Robert B., conductor E. T Va.
&Ga.R.R,r 84 Nelson ' '
Payne Robert T., plumber, r 145 Nelson
6^ W^aT^ " '^^ ^^'- Exchange, r
Payne Sophia, c, cook, A. Foote, r rear
llo E. Fair
Payne Su N., c, porter, A. G. Rhodes
P^^hta^" machinist, r 276 W.
PAYNE, see also PAINE tr- v.
Payn^ Chapel (M. E), Hunnicutt, nw
cor Luckie
Paxson Cora Mrs, wks Elsas, May & Co.
P^son Rose B. Mrs., dressmkr, bds 140
Magazine
Pea Aleck, c, wks Coc. Com
Insnres Dw eHfogs for 1 to i
years. Send for Bates.
PEC
^Tc^ ^"* ^''^^' wks Jas. P. Harrison
^ b^e ^^""^^^ "^^^ ^' *,^' ^' ^'^''^'
Peac^k Ida Miss, wks Jas.V. Harrison
Peacock Isaac, lab, r 117 Chapel
wXr '^ '' ""^"^^^ ' ^^*^ 51
Peacock James T., collector, r 10 W
(jrarnett ^ tt .
Peacock John W., moulder, r 166 Luckie
Peacock Lee, elk White & B* ck
Peacock Mary, wid S., bds 105 Plum
Sir^",^^"^ C.: elk Howa^ &
Candler, r 2o Yonge
PearWim;^-' ^^ ^^"^^»P * ««>
Pp^k Vaw^ '*,' carpenter, r IS Jenkins
P^r^ fI ''''; "^'^ ?•' ^ 20 Thurmond
Pp^r^ ^™anuel, c, lab, r 27 Wallace
R^^ ^''''^' painter E. T., Va. & Ga.
Pearce Jeff G., solicitor Atla Nat
^ Bank, r Decatur, Ga ^*^-
rr/?lL" r"" T?'** '^^ ^' Johnston A
Co., r Decatur, Ga
Pearce Mjwk, wks Expo. Mills
Pearsall Alfred, c, lab, r 10^ Magazine
Pear^ Susan Miss, r 89 Luckie^^
C^ns ^^' ""' carpenter, r 180 N.
Pearson Henry, carpenter, r 81 McAfee
Pearson James, wks Expo. Mills
Pearson Jessie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Pearson Julia Mrs., wks EL^as, May & Co
Pearson Lizzie, c, r 63 Rawson
Pearson Miltie Miss,wks Elsas, May A Co
Pearson R., fireman W. & A R ^ ^^
P^re ^""''^^ ^'' "^"^ •'• ^'' ^ ^^ ^•
p!!f i^"^' ^» ^^' ^ ^13 Markham
"^ Mrrk^'hrm"' ^' "'^ «• ^-^^' ^^ ' 11^
?:^v i°^" ?•' I?!^!^!* ^'I'. r 53 E. Fair
Peacock ChariM A., wks Wtaahip & Bro ?!^k i^h^ r' ^^'"^ dk. r 53 E. Pair
Peacock Cora Mi«, wk« Jas. P. tfarrUon ff^t wnS«m' ^^ii**?P'"' •" ^ ^77
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^*^ -PER
^^-^w^- S- ^* (^t^ta Rubber Co.), r
7o Washm^n -^
Pedley Lizzie Miss, bkkpr, bds 15 E.
Mitchell
Peebles Green, c, wks Compress No. 2, r
41 Connally '
Peef Julius, c, cook, r 282 Wheat
Peek bolomon W. (Peek & Wilson), r 44
W. Peters
Peek & Wilson (S. W. Peek and J. M.
Wilson), jrrocers, 25 W. MitcheU
l^] Sr^Y'}^ ^'^ ^^'^^^''^ 1^ Marietta
^^^D^i^"'™ ^' (^addox, Rucker <fc Co.)
r 349 Peachtree
Peeler Anna Miss, wks Expo Cot Mills
Peeler John, wks Expo Cot Mills
Peeler Mary, wid R., r EUa ne cor Fos-
ter
Peeples Edwin, elk, r 44 E. Cain
Peeples Eliza J., wid C, r 44 E. Cain
Peeples Henry C. (Harrison & Peeples).
r 44 E.Cain
PEEPLES HEJ^BY C, manager. House-
hall ^^^^ Machine Co., 99 White-
Peeples Sallie, domestic, r rear 61 S. For-
syth
^^P^f Thomas J., teUer, Maddox,
Rucker <fc Co., r 44 E. Cain
Peeples T J., conductor, W. A A. R. R.
Peers A. E. (L. C. Peers & Co.), r 89 S.
Broad
Peers John I/., com mer, rl54Loyd
^'S^r^-^"-^'^-^-^^"*^-^'
Peers L. C. <fc Co. (L. C. and A. E. Peers)
com mers, 89 S. Broad
Pe^g Adam, c, lab, r 72 Gate City
Pegg Georgia, c, wk^ Union stock yards
PeUiam WiUiam, r 325 E. Fair
WMt^hLll^"^^™' carpenter, bds 70>^
Pellegrini Pellegrino (Pellegrini &
Castleberry), r 241 Chapel
PELLEGRINI & CASTLEBERRY (P
Pellegrini and Z. Castleberry), terra
cotta works, 178 Chapel ^ '
reiot Wifliam J. trav agt, r 61 S. Forsyth
^K^TON ttUANO CO,, mnfrs of
^rtilizers office Gate City Nat Bk
p.^!«^I ^^.r ^la*>*nM, (see back fly C)
Pend eton Henry, c, lab, r 56 Rock ^
fr!^®.^*!' ^^"'y ^-^ °^^" agt, cigars
I P«n n ^^*^^''' ^^ S- ^'^^d* rVestllnd
• n 5^?? ^^^y machinist E. T. Va.&
' _g> R R, r ifl WhitehaU
H., r 155
Pendleton Isabella, wid W.
Haynes
Pendleton James C, shipping elk Pen-
dleton Guano Co.,'r 80 Crew
fendleton John, machinist, E. T Va.
A Ga. R. R. r 161 WhitehaU *
PEJfDLETON JOHH T., lawver »i^
Whitehall, r 169 Hayn^ ^ ' ^^
Pendleton Jordan, c, lib, r 21 Bradley
Q^'^fe!?'' 5*^^ ^^' teacher, WaL*
St School, r 155 Haynes ^^
PETOLETOy PHIUP T. De!, chem.
Pn rJ^?''.^'' J«'l^l«<»n GuanpCo.,r Clifton
hall ' "^'^ E. M; r 316 Whit^
PENDLETON WILLUH M., pres. and
? i^^^n '; ^endleton Guano Co. and
^ A*i ^"^ ^ SoapstoneM. A M. Co., 31
E. Alabama, r 316 Whitehall. (See fly
Pendley Annie, wid W., r 141 Davis
Pend ey Bell Mrs., r 21 Fulton Factory
^^^^^y fl^nry, wks Fulton MUls
pendley James, wks Fulton Milte
Pendley Louis E., wks Fulton MUls
Pendley bherwood A., trader, r 478 De-
catur
Pendley Victoria Miss, elk r Ul^Davis
^enn Jefferson, watch man, r 66 N Butler
Ppnn l"?° ^- V"^ ^- L- ^^ 13 mum
P^nn wn' ^^'^^'^ AUa. St. R. R. Co
Penn WiUiam, c, wks Withers & HolUnd
Penna Lewis (Saul 4b Penna), r 37 Wal-
ton
Pennick Cliff R., r in E. Simpson
Pennington Alfred, wks Expo. MUk
^ennmgton Jo^ph, wks Expo. MUls
Pennington Louise, c, cook, r rear 51 W
Garnett
Pennington WUliam, c, lab, r rear 51 W
Garnett
Penny Charles C, trimmer W. L. Jarris
Penny Ernest, c, cook M. Calhoun
Penny Hampton H., snpt streets, r 123
rraser
^ m F^^ R-> printer Constitution, r
Penny Zenobia Miss, r 123 Eraser
Pennyman James, c, carpenter, r 104 S.
"ryor
^ d^n * ^"^cis P., trmv. a|^ r 64 Hay-
Perdue John, c, driver, r H Henry'
Perdue John A. (Perdue & Egl4ton)
r Cottajre HUl, C. R. R., 3 miL ^'
Perdue Klttie, Miss, r 156 Marietta
Perdue Laura E., wid J., r 53 Chapel
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S« E. Wall Street.
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284
PET
PERDUE & BGLESTOM (Jno. A. Per-
due and Tho8. Egleston), gen. ing.
afrts, represent FIRE ASSOCIATION
of PhUa., GERMANIA INSURANCE
CO., of N. Y. ; HARTFORD, of Conn ;
IMPERIAL, of London; INSURANCE
CO. OF N. A., QUEEN, of En^. ; UN-
DERWRITERS AGENCY, of N. Y. ;
MUTUAL LIFE, of N. Y. ; TRAV-
ELERS LIFE Ain» ACCIDENT, of
Hartford, 7 Gate City Bank Bldg, 29
E. Alabama. (See p 49.)
Perrine WUliam H^ machinist, r 27
Yonge
PERKERSON AUGUS. M., sheriff Ful-
ton county, r 23 W. Baker
Perkerson Daniel, elk, r 23 W. Baker
Perken^on Eliaa, c, carpenter, r 243 E.
Cain
Perkerson John A., trav agt Benjamin,
Bros. <fc Co
Perking Allen, wks Fulton Mills
PERKINS BROS. (J. O. and N. W.
kins;, en^nes, gins, saw mills, etc., 39
and 41 W. Alabama
Perkiris C. E., fireman R. & D. R. R
Perkins Cornelia, wks Fulton Mills
Perking Ella Miss, r 480 Decatur
Perkins Ella Miss, wks Fulton MiDs
Perkins Frances, c, laundress, r 137 E.
Hunter
Perkins F. T., machinist, E. T. Va. &
Oa. R. R I
Perkins Greorge, c, porter Southern Ho-
tel, r 245 Jones
Perkins Jabez W., photographer, r 94
Elliott
Perkins James D., machinist, r 480 De-
catur - ji.- ::
Perkins James W., trav agt, r 51 E.
Mitchell
Perkins John, c, blksmith, r 34 Randolph
Perkins John, c, wks Cot. Com
Perkins John O. (Perkins Bros), r 126 S.
Forsyth l
Perkins J. H., master car builder, E. T.
Va. & Ga. R. R
Perkins J. E., engineer R. & D. R. R
Perkins Mattie M. Miss, r 126 S. Forsyth
Perkins Mary V., wid J. H., r 126 S.
Forsyth
Perkins Melissa Miss, r 480 Decatur
Perkins Nathan T., c, barber, Markham
House, r 137 E. Hunter
Perkins Nelson W. (Perkins Bros.), r
126 8. Forsyth
Perkins Samuel H. (Perkins A Holliday),
r Alice, Ga
TMi: i'lNiSJT MUNONGAHELA WHISKY tS
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
Perkins S. Frank, with Perkins Bros.,
r 126 S. Forsyth
Perkins S. S., conductor Ga. R. R., bdg
n Ga. R. R
Perkins William R., photographer, r dl
Elliott I , !
PERKINS & HOLLIDAY (S. H. Per-
kins and J. S. Holliday), planing mill
and lumber yard, 19 Nelson
Perley John, bds National Hotel ^
Perrine WilUam H. carpenter, B. & D,
R. R-^^. -- ■. .-^*^'-^X-^ .^.
Perry Aaron, c, baker L. C. Saul
Perry Albert E., wks J. B. Ryan, r 30
Haynes ^
Perry Caroline, c, laundress, r 5 Tid-
well al
Perry Charles G., elk J. Ryan, r 20 E.
Mitchell
Perry C. W., elk R. A D. R. R
Perry Fannie Mrs., seamstress, r 81)^ 8.
Broad
Perry Henrietta, c, cook, r rear 58 N.
Pryor
Perry Henry, c, wks Ga. Pac. Ry
Perry James, elk, r 152 S. Pryor
Perry James M., supply agt Sou. Ex.
Co., r 152 S. Pryor
Perry John, d; lab, r 56 Foster
Perry Joseph, c, lab, r 14 S. T^ry
Perry J. J., with M. Rich & Bros., bds
50 Walton
Perry Richard, c, mason, r 35 Randolph
Perry Robert, c, barber, 56 Decatur
Perryman David D., elk J. M. Hill <&
Co., r 152 S. Pryor
Perryman Frank M., with Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 152 S. Pryor
Perryman Jeptha, salesman, r 152 S>
Pryor
Perryman R. J., trav agt Atkins, Mc-
Keldin & Co
Perryman Virgil H., watchman, r 3^%
Whitehall
Persaw Alfred, c, shoemkr, r Mangum,
sw cor Thurmond
Persaw Isaac, c, lab, r 63 Greens Ferry
Person Edward, c, barber, 3 E. Ala-
bama, r 180 Collins
Person Robert, driver, r 203 W. Peters
Peters Edward C. (Adair & Peters), and
supt Atla. St. R. R., r 81 Marietta
Peters Fanny, c, cook, r rear 202 S. For-
syth
Peters Richard, pres Atl*. St. R. B. Co.,
r 488 Peachtree
Peters Thomas, sec S. E. Tariff Assn., ^
S. Broad, r 60 Highland av
^^
WT WTTTTIVfin AM ^ ™*<>*^ Lumber; Lathi,
■ J. WilimllullAJll Shingles and Lime. ^^
PET
286
PHI
Peterson August, draughstman G. L.
Norrman, r 85>^ Whitehall
Peterson Josiah S., elk, r Jackson, nw
cor Morris
Peterson Moses, c, lab, r 11 Holland
Peterson Samuel, c, porter W. E. John-
son
Peterson Semons M., engineer, r 81 W.
Baker . t,- -.^L ;^.^ .:-. ,
Petot W. J., salesman L. H. Hall A Co
Pettus Addie Miss, r 8 Pettus
Pettus Mamie Miss, bds 147 W. Hunter
Pettus Emily, wid H., r 8 Pettus
Pettus J. D., engineer R. A D. R, R,, r
Charlotte -;i^'- w_»'^ .K- -^l'. .. ■■^"^;.;.^.:'- .,
Petty Edward, c, lab, r ws Blacbnon,
1st s of Pine
Petty Hattie, c, cook, r rear 33 Larkin
Petty James P., trav agt, r 83 Marietta
Petty Laura Miss, wits cracker fcty, r 2
Trenholm
Petway Greorge, wks Sou. Agl. Wks., r
124 Jones 2
Peyton Bell, c, laundress, r ws Williams,
2d n of Cox
Peyton Emory, c, lab, r Louise al, Ist
8 of Spencer
Peyton Margaret S. Miss, r 147 Luckie
Peyton Rhode Miss, bds 15 Clifford
Peyton Sarah, c, laundress, r 17 Tren-
holm
Pflumm Oscar, lithographer Budden A
Son, 853^ Whitehall
Pharr Alonzo, bds 72 Rook
Pharr Ben^min Y., jeweler, 202 Mari-
etta r 72 Rock
PHELAN SIDNEY H., manager Gate
City Pro. and Cot. Exchange, r 31 W.
Baker
Phelps Charles, elk, bds 42 E. MiUhell
Phelps C. W., with M. C. and J. F. Ki-
ser & CO'
Phelps William H., r 27 Scott
Phibbs Thomas, elk J. Keely, r31 Form-
wait
Phillips Arthur M., c, tailor J. C. Hug-
gins, r 52 Howell
Phillips B. Mrs., M. D., r 31 Washington
Phillips Buford H., messr W. U. Tel.
Co., r 31 Washington
Phillips Charles, c, lab, r Bellwood
Phillips Charles, c, lab, r 112 Thompson
Phillips Clark, c, lab, r 369 Mangum
Phillips Columbus, loreman Ga. Pac. Ry
Shqpe, r 182 E. Hunter
Phillips David, c, lab, r 74 W. Foundry
Phillips Edward, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
PhiUips Elizabeth, wid W. M., r 77 W.
Foundry
Phillips E., wks Sou. Agl Wks
Phillips G., wks Ogletree, Roblnaan A
Boyd '^ '- • *<► il^^
Phillips George H., policeman, r 6 Or-
PhiUips Harvey, c, cook, r 28 Vine
Phillips Harvey T. (PhiUips A Crew), r
308 Peachtree
Phillips Isaac, manager A. L. Hemstein
and steam feather dyer, 13 N. Broad, r
37 Poplar
PhiUips Henry, blksmith R. AD. R. R.,
r Nor cross
PhiUips James B., messr W. U. Tel. Co.,
r 31 Washington .
Phillips James H., wks Cemetery, r 39
Savannah
Phillips Jefferson D., c, porter J. S. Bird
Phillips John W., mer., r 402 Decatur
Phillips J. K., c, sub carrier P. O., r 10
Howell
PhiUips J. R., wks Sou i Agl Wks
PhilUps Mary, c, laundress, r 126 Gray
PhUlips Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
PhUlips Mary S. Mrs. (W. R. PhiUips A
Co.), r 41 N. Forsyth
PhUUps Otie Miss, r 402 Decatur
PhiUips Robert A., carpenter, r 61 Lar-
kin
Phillips Rufus, lab, r 49 Factory
Phillips Sarah Mrs., grocer, 222 Mangum
PhiUips Susfe Miss, dressmkr, r 93X
WhitehaU
Phillips S. T., Miss, teacher Atla. Fem.
CoUege, r 143 Peachtree
PhiUips Thomas J. (W. R. PhUUps A
Co.), r41 N. Forsyth
Phillips T. M., wks L. H. HaU A Co
Phillips Walter, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
PhiUips William lab, r 103 New Wheat
PhiUips WiUiam R. (W. R. PhiUips A
Co.), r -^l y. Forsyth
PhiUips W. R. A Co., (W. R., T. J. and
M. S. PhUlips), grocers, 83 Peachtree
PhUlips WiUiam R. Jr., furniture dealer,
52 S. Broad, r 35^^ S. Broad
PhiUips W. A., carpenter R. dk D. R. R
PHILLIPS k CREW (H. T. PhilUps
and B. B. Crew), booksellers, station-
ers, pianos, organs and music, 6, 8 and
10 Marietta. (See adv)
Phinizy Clayton, fireman E. T. Ta, A
Ga, R. R
Phinizy Joseph, c, wks compress r 36
Rawson
Phinizy Kate, c, cook, r rear 27 W. Gar-
nett
Phinizy Lucy, c, laundress, r 37 Rawson
Phinizy Mary, c, cook, r rear 68 Marietta
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286
PIT
Phinizy Stephen, c, porter Wyly &
Greene ^ *;
Phirl James A., printer, r 240 W. Peach-
tree
Pichler A., carpenter E. T. Va. & Ga.
B. R
gckens Dora Miss, wks Expo. Mills
gckens Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Pickens Maggie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
PICKERT AUGUSTUS F., watches,
clocks, jewelry and silverware, 5
Whitehall, bds 124 Peachtree
Picket Edward, wks Expo. Mills
Picket John, wks Expo Mills
Pickett Laney, c, cook, r rear 89 S.
Pryor ^ ^
Pfedman Ella, c, doiiiestic, r rear 64
Form wait
Piedmont Congregational Church, 14 N.
Broad
Pieper Herman A., bkkpr Tanner,
Currier & Heath *
Pierce A. J., carpenter E. T. Va. A Ga.
B. B
gerce Carrie Miss, wks AtU. Cot Fcty
Pierce Chapel (Methodist), 316 Rawson
Pierce Charles E., elk, r 117 E. Fair
Pierce Ella Miss, wks Expo. Mills ^
gerce Emma Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Pierce Emma B., wid E. B., r 117 E
Fair
Pierce Frederick, painter, r 2^ E. Fair
«erce George, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Kerce Georgia Miss, wks Expo. MHls
^erce Henry, painter, r 133 Smith
Pierce James, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
^JST'^e James D., wks A. T. Finney, bds
98 Walton
Pierce Jane, c, cook, r 174 Wheat
Pierce Jennie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
bds C Fulton Factory - ; '
Pierce I^ Miss, wks Fulton Mills, bds
C Fulton Factory
Rerce Martin, wks Atla. Cot. Mills
Pierce Myra, c, domestic, r rear 134
Peachtree
^Wht ^<^^rt, carpenter, bds 70>^
Piwce Robert, c, drayman, r 178 E. Har-
ris
Pierce Sallie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Pierson Benjamin, bds 167 Jones
Pierson Elizabeth, wid M., r 11 Mills
person Fanny, c, cook, r 37 Stonewall
Pierson Green, c, lab, r 98 Larkin
Pierson Morgan B., engineer E. T., Va
A Ga. R. R., bds 1 Markham
Pilgrim Green A., bds 268 Jones
Bevelea, square-Edged and Novelty
nooring, at La FONTAINE
^iiT? ^^^^^ ^'^ printer Constitution, r
2o8 Jones
Pilgrim Leverette, baker, r 72 Newton
PiUsbury John J. (J. J. Pillsbury & Co )
r Chatham, cor Thomas
PILI^BURY JOHN J. A CO., mfpg
i>isbrow beer, ginger ale and temper-
ance drinks, 188 Decatur
Pim Benjamin F., contractor, r J82 W
Peters
Pinckerton EUen, c, laundress, r 24
Bradley
^wSS?^ CHARLES, physician/W'
Pinckney John M., c, grocer, 145 Hous^
ton . ,
Pines Charles S., plasterer, r 181 Cooper
Pinion L., wks Union Stock Yards
Pinion Sanford V., watchman, r 614 Ma-
rietta ' "^
Pinkard Emily, c, laundress, r ss Gard-
ner, 2d n of Anderson
Pinkard Daniel W., c, lab, r 19 Grady
Pinkard Orange, c, laundress, r 82.
Plum
Pinkard Tyler, c, brakeman, r ss G^arden
od n of Anderson
Pinkston Henry, fireman, r 130^
Decatur ^
Pinkussohn Jerry S. (Benjamin Bro« A
Co.), r Charleston, S. C
Pinkussohn Samuel, trav agt, r 26 Cooper
Pinson Adeline, c, laundress, r 28
Bradbury
Pinson Albinus J., druggist, 168 White-
nail, r 47 W. Garnett
Pinson Ann, c, cook, r242 Wheat
Pinson Delia, c, laundress, r240E. Fair
^^5®^!!r.'^^^" ^* (^nson <fc Dozier). r 15
j*j. Mitchell
^Sf^ i?^^ ^- (Sheldon A Pinson), r
90McDonough '
PINSON & DOZIER (J:. L. Pinson A J.
S.p^ier), druggists, 102 Whitehall
TT^o^/7^°^^^^ G. (Smith APirkle),
U. S. Comr., r W. E
Pitchford Charles P., with D. C. Pitch-
ford, r 50 N. Broad
Pitchford Daniel, Justice of Peace, 314
Marietta, r 29 Williams
PITCHFORD DANIEL C, pictures,
picture frames and moldings, 28 White-
hall, r50N. Broad
Pitchford George P., r 46 Calhoun
PitkiDs Annie, c, laundress, r 7 Fwt
PiUman Alexander, carpenter, r 34 Gar-
trell
Pittman Anna, c, cook, r 162 Wheat
Pittman Danjel,Jawyer^09^S. Prynr
Weatherboarding, and II kinds^
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Pittman Eliza, c, domestic, r rear 23 ; Polk James K., with Hendrix A Osbom
Walker I r 33 Jones '
Pittman Eliza, c, laundress, r 63 Haynes ' Polk Lizzie, c, cook, r rear 93 W. Fair
Pittman Francis, c, laundress, r 16
Bailey £.. >* ^ t^ &
Pittman George, c, lab, r 16 Bailey - *
Pittman George, c, porter Benjamin
Bros & Co
Pittman James, c, lab, r 8 Jones al
Pittman John, c, lab, r 40 Emma al
Pittman Nancy E., wid R, A., r 80
Wheat jr- . ^^ ^
Pittman Pleasant W., bds 161 Marietta
Pittman Seamour, lab, r Henry 2d e of
Davis
Pittman William, printer, r 45 Mills
Polk Melissa, c, laundr^ft^ r 82 S. For-
Pollard Henry, c, lab, r 289 X. Calhoun
Polhird Mary, wid H., r 176 Irwin
Polk Paulina, c, laundress, r 103 Martin
POLLARD TH0MA8 J., aect 43 Loyd
Pomeroy C, flour dealer, bds Grant
House N
Pomeroy Samuel tT dispatcher K. A D.
R. R., r 201 Whitehall
Ponce DeLeon Springs, A. L. B,j,,l%
miles n. e. of city *
Ponder Charles B., trav. agt. Crane,
Boylston A Co., r 11 W. Cramett
Pitts Adolphus, c, drayman J. Warlick ^ ^J^^H", * ^- ^ ^^ W. G*rnett
A Son r 51 Foster Fonder Ellen, c, seamstress, r 266 Man-
Pitts Daniel, c, porter, r 36 Richmond
Pitts Howard W., c, barber P. Maltry, r
123 Houston
Pitts Lawrence, c, lab, r 53 Humphries
Pitts Lucius, c, wks J. T. Blunt A Bro.,
r 207 W. Baker
Pitts Mumford, c, waiter Ballards Res-
taurant, r 184 Clarke
Pitts Raphael, c, porter Boyd, Hayne A
Co
Pitts Taylor, c, lab, r 184 Clarke
Plane Caroline H., wid W. F., bds 81
Marietta
Plane William F., elk, bds 81 Marietta
Piatt Susan Miss, r 85 Nelson
Pleasant Henry, c, mason, r 3 Newton
Pledger Susan W., wid W. P., r 113
Peachtree
Pledger William A., c, surveyor U. S.
Customs, r 30i W. MitcheU
gum
Ponder Emma, c, laundress, r 23 Hull
Ponder James, c, lab, r 266 Mangum
Ponder James M., broker, r 11 W. Gar-
nett
Ponder Monroe, c, driver, r rear 404
Washington
Ponder Thomas H., elk. r 11 W. Garnett
Ponder William, c, lab, r 266 Mangum
Poole Benjamin, carpenter, r 3 Henry
Poole Crandle L., day guard countv jaiL
bds S89 E. Fair '
Poole George, c, lab, r Blackmon, nwcor
Forrest av
Poole George W., policeman, r Fair, sw
cor Walnut
Poole George, c, wks F. S. Stewart
Poole William, c, porter, T. C. Mayson, r
43 Walker
Pooler Fanny, c, cook, r 1 Tidwell al
Plowman Idora M., wid A. B., r 49 Ellis Poor Samuel E. Rev., c, r 86 Pratt
Plumb Wiley, watchman, r 16 Fulton
Factory
Plumb William, wks Fulton Mills
Plumb Lulu Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Plummer Elijah T., jeweler, 17 White-
hall, r 12 W. Peters
Plummer Lavina, wid J., bds i06 Deca-
tur
Plunket Saudis, carpenter, r 2 Nesbitt •
Poe Mary B.,wid W., r 212 W.Peachtree
Poindexter Edward H. fEberhart A
Poindexter), 9 W. Mitchell
Poindexter LaFayeite, tinner A. P.
Stewart A Co
Pointer David, c, driver, r 2 Vine
Poland William, c, cook R. G. Thompson
Police Headquarters, 47 S. Pryor
Polite Andrew, c, lab, r 22 Raspberry al
POPE A. G., hats, cape, etc., 2 White-
hall, r 131 S. Pryor
Pope Benjamin, c, sexton, r 291 N. Cal-
houn
Pope Carrie B., teacher Houston St.
School, r 125 Houston
Pope Charles, c, lab, r 2 Jennings al
Pope Christopher S., machinist, bds 6$
W. Foundry
Pope Clark, c, driver. Dr. J. F. Alex-
ander, r 96 E. Cain
Pope David W., grocer, 27 W. MitJchcU,
r 46 Tattnall
Pope Drake, c, driver, Gulmarin, Millxm
A Co , r 73 Gartrell
Pope Fannie Miss, r 67 Jones av
Pope Frank M., elk, r ws Lee, 2d n of
Gordon
Polk Caroline, c, laundres8,r 15 Lowes al I Pope Hattie, c, seamstrese, r 150 Foster
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^^^ » 288 ^^ ■
Pope Henry, c, porter H. A. Puller &
Son, r 47 Terry
Pope Henry, c, lab, r 309 Hayne
Pope Henry, c, porter, r 43 Solomon
Pope Henry C, cot mer, r 131 S. Pryor
Pope James WUey, bkkpr A. B. St^le
A Co., bds 29 Markham
Pope Julia Miss, r 41 Larkin
Pope Laura, c laundress, r 14 City al
Pope Lorenz D., c, porter R-D. By, r 33
Solomon
Pope Oscar, c, wkg D-D. R. R
Pope Richard, c, wkg Atla. St. R. R
Fope Robert C, cot mer, r 131 S. Pryor
Porothett J. C, wks J. d^ H. T. Triw-
bndge ^
Port Andrew W., depl col. U. 8. Int.
Rev., r 24 N. Forsyth
PORT ROYAL & AUGUSTA RY. (Pal-
Potter Benjamin, lab, r 129 Marietta
Potter Emma, c, laundress, r 29 Blffirers
Potts Alexander, c, lab, r 264 Cooper
Potts Frank M., whol liquors, 25 E. Ala-
bama, r 35 Crew
Potts Georgia, c, laundress, r 20 Yonire
Potts Henry, ta-av agt F. M. Potts, r 35
Crew
Potts John, pafnter, M. M. Mauck, r 55
Fraser
Potts Lavinia Miss, r 48 Windsor
Potts Libbie Miss, r 48 Windsor
potts Mary, c, laundress, r 264 Cooper
Pouncey Samuel B., shipping elk, R. &
j->. K. R., r 83 Terry
Pound Leonidaa B., machinist, bds 186
Davis
^ „,^ „,. ,,^. 'gCUDd Thirza, wid J.G., r 186 Davis
metto Line), D. W. Appier, agt, 36>^ S^^^JJ ^melia, c, cook, r 50 Randolph
E. Alabama. (See p. 52) Powell Augustus J., elk J. C. Evins r
>rter Alfred, c. lab. r 179 Flli« . 162 Thomoson '^
Porter Alfred, c, lab, r'l79 Ellis
Porter Benjamm H., with M. Berry, r 16
Powers
Porter Caroline, c, laundress, r 70 Fort
Porter Edward, tailor, r 99 X. Butler
Porter Eliza A., wid A., r 221 N. Cal-
Porter Frank, c, lab, r 311 Manffum i
Portar House, 121^ Loyd
S^^JS^JL"^?^ ^-^ ^^^ Karkham House
PORTER JAMES H., pres Merchant's
Bank, r 238 Peachtree
Porter James S., policeman, r 3 Grant
Pmer Josephine, c, laundress, r rear
Reed ne eor Anderson
Porter J. Cicero, wks M. M. and J. W
Gardner, r 13 Marietta *' - ,
Porter Lucinda, c, cook, r 3 Jennings nl
Porter Maria, c, cook, r rear 133 Wash-
ington
Porter Mary J., c, cook, r 237 Ira
Porter Walter, c, wks W. & A. R. R
Porter Walter B. (Smith, Porter & Xor-
then), bds 2(U Peachtree
Posch Anton, physician, 4S>^ Marietta
Poss D., wks Sou Agl Wks
Poss Emanuel L., carpenter, r 95 Plum
Poss Jonah, wks A. S. Baker, r Greens
Ferry, av
Post Harry R., elk, r 315 X. Collins
Post Levi W., civil engineer AtlaBridire
Wks, r ai5 N. Collins *
W8T OPFCE, Marietta, nw cor Forsyth
Post Simeon S., i Ik AtU Home In» Co.
r 315 North Collins '
Postell Stephen W., correspondent, r
353^ S. Broad
^tell William, painter W. S. McXeal
162 Thompson
Powell Benjamin P., c, wks A. Lambert,
, r Wood, cor E. Fair
Powell Charles, auctioneer, 8 Corput
Powell Charles, manager, r 10 Bartow
Powe Charies, painter, r o3}4 S. Broad
Powell Charles L., blksmith, r o3}4 S.
Broad .
Powell C. S., wks Ferguson <fc Blount
Powell DelUah Mrs., seamstress, r 601
Marietta
Powell Edward T., elk Maddox, Rucker
A Co., r 281 Ceachtree
Powell Eliza Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Powell Ellen Miss, wks Selig Bros. <fc Co
POWELL FIELDING T., physician, 54U
Peachtree, r 281 Peachtree
Powell Frances Miss, seamstress, r 67
James
Powell Frank, wks Winship & 3ro
Powell George W. L. (J. J. Powell &
Bro.), r 65 N^. Spring
Powell Ida Miss, binder, r 53M S. Broad
Zfll ^^^Sy c, lab, r Mills, se cor
Williams
Powell Isara, c, lab, r rear 35 Merrlts av
PoweJl James, c, blksmith, r W. E
ft)well Janney, c, laundress, r 19 Fraser
Powell John C, bkkpr J. J. Powell &
Bro., r 24>^ Peachtree
Powell John D., bds 50 Ef. Cain
Powell John J. (Powell & Bro.), r 29
Powers
Powell J. J. & Bro. (J. J., d w. L.
Powell), grocers, 26 Peachtree'
Powell Lindsey, elk R. A. Mur^hrey, r
JL/ec/acur
Powell Louig, well digger, r 67 Jameg
TSS'iirTi^i.r..." 'Z'J^' — - ^"'*'g" J-omg. well digger, r 67 Jameg
nSPORTED OlOABS always on hand, at the
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
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PBI
Powell Louisa A., wid J, L., r 142 W.
Fair ^ ^^^
Powell Lula, c, cook, r rear 177 N. Col-
lins
Powell Mattie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Powell Oneal, c, porter, r 79 E. Fair
Powell Samuel, c, sampler S. M. Inman
&Co
Powell Susan, c, laundress, r 34 Mc-
Daniel ^ —
Jowell Thomas S., physician, 86 S. Pryor
^Powell Vicie, wid J. A., r 160 Thompson
Powell Walter P., elk, r 28 N. Forsyth
Powell William, c, barber, 175 Marietta
Powell William, Elias Haimau, r 20
^ Victoria *
Powell William A. (Howard, Wood <fe
Co.), r 30 Luckie
Powell William H., elk S. D. NUes, r 160
Thompson
Powell William P., elk Clark & Nunnally
FoweU Willis, r 10 Bartow
Powell Willis, c, porter, r 79 E. Fair
Powell WUlis F., wks Ferguson A,
..^j^imt
Powers Allen, c, lab, r 129 E. Baker
Powers Arminda Mrs., seamstress, r es
Orme 6 s of Alexander
Powers Beall, student, bds 36 Gilmer
Powers Chailes B.,clk Chamberlin,John-
son A Co
Powers Fann-e, r, cook, r 43 Hills av
Po^ ers Henry R. (Powers & Egleston),
r 12 Houston
Powers Johnson, c, lab, r 78 Mays al
Powers JohufOTi, c, wks J. R. Dean bds
21 Jones
Powers Mincetou, c, laundress, r 267
^ Foster
Powers Virgil, genl. comr. Sou. Rail-
way & Steamsnip Assn., r Macon, Gra
Powers Virgil, Jr., bkkpr, r 45 E.
Mitchell
Powers William, r 36 Ivy
Pojvers W. D., travagt F. E. Block
POWERS & E(xLESTON (H. R. Powers
andT. R. Egleston), private bankers,
15 N. Broad
Povthres Anthony, c, lab, r 142 Magazine
Prather Henry, c, lab, r28 Elliott
Prather Johii S., business asst Jas. P.
Harrison <fc Co., r 23 Hayden
Prather Susan B. Mrs., teacher Marietta
St. School, r 23 Hayden
Prater Henry, «, moulder E. VanWinkle
A Co
Prater Mary Mi-s , r Bell wood
Prater M., wid H., r 101 Decatur
m E.
A. Mrs., dresemkr,
, butler, r rear 192
W.M
Pratt Ada
Mitchell
Pratt Charles,
Whitehall
Pratt Georgia, c, cook, r rear 192 White-
hall -• >:
Pratt Jennie Miss, dressmkr, r 11 B.
Peters . i
Pratt John, wks Sou. Agl. Wlra
Pratt John, c, porter J. A. Gray, r rear
403 Whitehall
Pratt Lizzie Mrs., laundress, r es Orme
4th s of Alexander
PRATT NATHAMEL A. PROF., chenr
ical engineer, room 48 Capitol bldg, r
Decatur, Gs, •
PRATT NATHANIEL P., analytical and
consulting chemist, office 30)^ Marietta,
Fitten Bldg, r Decatur
Pratt Robert, c, drayman, r 127 W. PeteTS
Pratt William, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Prell Abram B., elk, r 291 S. Forsytii
Prescall Carrie, wks Dudley & Wilson, r
12 Liberty
Prescall Charles, wks Dudley & Wilson,
r 12 Liberty
Prescott A. Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, r 7 Cur*-ier '
Peescott William R., elk Ins. Co. of North
America
Presley John, elk T. L. Francis <fc Bro.,
r 120 Gray
Presley Margaret L., wid J., r 120 Gray
Presnell Georg^ W., contractor, r 13
Liberty
Presnell Henry W., carpenter.r 5 Liberty
Presuell John, grocer, r 306 Rawson
Presnell John P., carpenter, r 226 W.
Fair
Presnell J. M., grocer, 167 Whitehall, r
306 Raweon
Preston Harrv, wks Withers <fe Holland
Preston M. Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
«fc Co
Price Annie Miss, r 292 Wheat
Price Bell, c, laundress, r 130 Foster
Price Charles, carpenter, bds 348 Marietta
Price Earl, elk Moore, Marsh <& Co., bds
18 Houston
Price Eliza, c, cook, i rear McDonough
Price (Jeorge E., elk G. W. Price, r 79
N Collins
Price George W., boots and shoes, 24
Marietta, r 57 Wheat
Price Jamos, c, lab, r 45 Gray
Price James H., engineer, r 201 IL
. Hunter
I Price Matilda, c, laundress, r 19 Grady
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P.7or ArariUa, wid W. B., r 4S6 Peach-
Pryor Caledonia, wid J., bdg 317 E Fair
Pryor John, e, lab, r 122 Fort '
P^or Matthew, o', porter fflnm.n 4
INSURE ^irr'" **• ""'^""^ "***'"•-- "'-'»x»^
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13HilliarU Cnrran 4 Co., r
^*^Leooora,widjJA.,ro6^«,h-
PriSter te' 1^' '»°"«fr<««, r 223 Elli«
BuUcr C'l^uudreM, r rear 48 S.
Prio^eau^Saa.ue, (J. ^. am & Co.),r, „
"^^ffK-'f^tt-''''"''^''^''-''/'^'"^"^"'^^^^ Or™e,« nof
^Michael J.. pon^„, . . ^,, J P^^ohn, w^Fxpo Milj^ _■ ^ ^
Pritchard Edward O elk E T V, ,. r, L "^ ^3?^ Clarke ' '''""'l*'^ ^^f Marsh,
Pntchard Ella. c. <v.ot , « rp.^..._„ . B. fi • ' •. v a. « (,».
ner
teL?*5*'.<=' l»undreB8, rl26 Fort :
Packet f^T^ ^''■' •• " ''owlef
Stt Mom"' "' ^^' ' 22a C. R. B
Houston ""' "' '*'"'•"**• ' ,!«« 12*
"""t' mTi'L°™=" ^^ "■- *>"• ^-^i '^'-.
T^^tun^]"' "' '^'^' •• « Tid^ell al
PmcbeU Ba,Iey, c, wks E. T., Va. 4 Ga.
Pullen WiUiam H., c, porter W. J. Sob-
3;StS '^^^^ ^•. «• HalltjPuma. Co,n»hu. H./o, hntler, r rear
Pritehett Louis*, wi^ t. r _ ^^ ^ ^ \i? ^aghmgton ' '^^'^
FuIIiam Ellen, laundrpas r iqq ^
Co., r 250 Elliott
Mar^^ttt '"' ^""'^ ^eamgtres., r 202^
Pritchett William E., crrocer ido vr •
««a, r 5 N. Bell ft'^^^^r* i*0 Han-
I^tor Arininta, wid H., r 430 White-
I^tor George, machinist, Ms 4? Alex-
PtoSiro r.^*; ^^^P^nter, r 5 Leonard
^i^ Gustavus A., r 196 Jones
Provence Mary A., wid H r «« Rnnr,i
^ cut 1st w Fowler ^ ^'*^^ Hunni-
PulHam vfi u V ' ^"' ^ ^1 Forregt av
Lu?Se "^"^^ '' brickmason, r wl
^"ii^^™. ,^arah, c, laundress, r ws Cur.
ner, 2d s of Calhoun ' ^"^
Fulliam William c Uh i- iqq tit
Pulliam Willi J^%^^^„r l^^..^^»r^P
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Pulliam Wi „ • ''' '*"• "■ 1^3 Maneum
PUXMA5 80UTHER:» CAR CO.. A L
S P?vor '"'' "' ^"""^'^'^^ rear 135
Fe75r ^''P"'' ^''"''=''' *7 Green'.
P-^WililamB., .. por|^,?75W.
^D^nouth"'"" ^■' »''<««'»ker, 92 Mc-
'^"^'f Lucinda Mrs., mattres^makr r
Pruetf V ^°^ ^*'. * Merritt'g av '
_ *" Jlajor. ff, lab, r 7 Ennln al I p„r^ -—■■.—„«, „,u j, ., r Z3 Cooi
TelepkoiM w". ^ l»««*n»«y Superintend CwitoST^^'
S. Pryor
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&y Ch-fn * *"'.^.'2 S- Collins
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Pursley James W., barber W. H. : Quinn Luther, blksmith, r 77 W. Foun-
Bentley dry
Purtell Edward C, tailor, r 28 N. For-
syth
Purtell E. C. Mrs., boarding, 28 N. For-
syth
Quinn Minnie Miss, teacher Marietta St.
School, r 19 Williams
Quinn Rhoda A., wid J. W., r 10
Williams
Purtell Henry A., bkkpr Lowry's Bank, Quinn Rufus, blksmith shop, 136 Walton,
r 33 W. Baker r^70 Foundry
Pye Joseph A., bkkpr Clark & Nun- • Qui-eUA^^^^^^
PyTjoseph E., bkkpr M. C. Barnett & I Quitman Frederick H., r 98 Collins
P^NlTlJ^Cnl^reins:^ ^'^^ '' ^^ ' ^^ ^•
CO., WXS^POOIj.&^I^J^O^ * Rachel Frank, c,hacl5nan,r 77 Hoge
GLOBE INS. CO., 11,^ Peachtiee, r47 i Rackjer Thomas H., grocer, 125 Greens
Forrest av \ Ferry av
Pylant Stanmore B., carpenter, r 79 Mc- Rackle William, stone cutter, r 67 Howell
'' Radford James M., bkkpr G. S. Prior, r
-i-: :»-i-
^^oe ^^^, .
Pylant Tiny S., millwright, r 79 McAfee ' * 33'x. Forsyth
Pyle Elisha R., carpenter, r 142 Maga- Ra'iford F. Tupper(J. B. Brown &C©.),,
zine r 28 -Howell
Pyott William, with Union Stock Yards : Raedler Robert, tinner G» F. Muller, r
and Mfg Co., r 134 Washington i 57H I>ecatur ,*v
Pyron Charles E., engineer E. T., Va. Raflferty L. J., elk J. Keely
& Ga. R. R., r 19 Stonewall : Rafford R chard, c, lab, r 123 Rhodes
Pyron C. W., conductor W. & A. R. R 1 Ragan WillU E. (M. C. <k J. F. Kises A
Pyron J. S., fireman W. & A. R. R Co.), r 267 Peachtree
Pyron William G., r 19 Stouewnll, RAGAN see also REGAN
RHgland Annie E. Mrs., boarding, r 12>^
AUARLESP. W. J., elk Chamberlin, Loyd
Vt, Johnson <fc Co., 66 Whitehall Ragland Franklin A., trav agt, r 146 S.
Quarles Selina, c. r 16 Haynes Pryor
Quarterman Thomas, c, carpenter, r 103 \ Ragland George, c, porter, T. B. Folsom
E. Cain j Ragland Henry, c, hib, r 158 W. Foun-
Queen David M., engineer, r 9 Magazine ' ^^^ , „ , , , . jg^^
Queen Frank M., auctioneer, r 43 Howell Ragland Mary, c, laundress, r 4 New-
Queen Mary Mrs., r 41 Jones av | ™*" , x» u -^ 1 t? m xr„ ^ n-
Queen Robert M., barkpr J. P. Belenger, ' ^^^^^^ ^^ert, c, wks E. T. Va. A Ga.
r 9 Magazine I _, ^; * rnu ^ . --. . iaa a
Quick Martha, wid G., r 311 Boulevard , R^nd Thomas E., trav agt,rl4«S.
Quick Mary Mrs., domestic, r 59 Valen- ^^^^, ., ^ ^ ^ ,^- ^
- Hnfl Ragsdale Ada Mrs., grocer, 165 W.
Quigley Sarah Mrs., r 223 N. Calhoun ; ^^^^l Libert, c, porter, E. F. Don-
Quillian Clayton C, physician, 212 Mari- ^^ » » *—
etta, r 38 Alexander
Quillan George T., elk Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath, r 92 Luckl*^
Quillian John F., elk D. H. Dougherty,
r WUlianj se cor Simpson
Quinby J H., with Wm. Scott, r 150
Whitehall
Quinn Allen, carpenter, r 20 Ponder
Quinn David, c, blksmith, r 45 Ponder
Q»inn H., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Quinn John, fireman, r 77 W. Foundry
Ragsdale Isaac N. (Ragsdale & Gammel),
r 307 W. Peters
Ragsdale Martha 'A., wid J., r 234 Ivy
Ragsdale Robert, c, wks M. M. Bridwell
Ragsdale & Gammel (I. N. Ragsdale
and J. H. Gammel), grocers, 111 W.
Peters
Ragsdow Greorge, c, farmer, r ns Irwin
1st w of Gordon
Rail Road Commission of l^e State ttt
Georgia, 123/2 E. Alabama
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, C08N, PORK, SIDES. LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAINE^
ROWLAND & CO. 9 ^ ^ North Broad Street
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'IS & Co.. r 5 TfLJiJ^"^" ''• Stenheimer
Church ' I*y»'«=»n.
B±f J If "">°y. «. lab, r 18 Dover
-Rainev iJird, yard moati>«. - la tt-,,.
<* Co., r 5 Jfewton
R^nkSj^r^ •'Li'»y?'*n' •■ 7 Jones
«il„"fl .S^ ^•' *^ an'' "nanajter Swift
McDonou^ •' '''■' ^^^'^t, r 1«I
KMsom John J. conductor R. 4D.T
«.. r 19 Richardson
Ransom Jordan D., car driver, r 31 Tatfc.
^Hunter^"'^' '' '"""<»«««. r 206 W.
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T?«;;;i'' X ":""''' ^^^^ **^' ^ ^^ I'ettus SalJ^? J^^.^^^ ^^ porter, r 28 Suffar al
^8"a,"r1^PJ^PrXb, Cracker, 31^1 ^S^^^ Lorentz 4
Kamsey G^.ge, c, drayman, r 97 Fraser rI'T" h ' '
Ramsey John, c, lab, r 197 Mangum I Ha^"** S*?'^'' '«'', r rear 10 Culver J
'^Whl^h'an "" ^^ «• ^- O- elk, r 101 1 'irw'^fkfr'"^'^' ""^ ^'^''" * ^-ft. r
Ramsey Wiiijg, «, lab, r 321 Jones ^"Jt"" ^^^ ^^8 Atla. Cot. Fctv
Ramsour Caleb, c, porter. Kattenhorn & , S^^h?^"7' '*"'"•' ■■ »<> S- P^or ^
V iitnaux. r a.<i w^ «°'»0"» * ^ fe° •^*'°** ^•' P^-^ker F^E Block
Kalnef iw,7^^d ' mX ' Y? R-,r . ' rear M f^^d ' '^' '■" ^"»- '''>•
Cot Mills ^^S*'^*' ^"M, wks Expo
R^TReW^*^' .'^d W., r Bellwood
SftfJ; ^'''*' ?' laundress, r 48Hil]flav
Rakestraw Annie, c, r 143 I^uckie ^
B^estraw Hubert, c, driver Mill., *
Brady, r 140 LucMe ' ""*' *
S:;' '""^' '• '^-rgenter, r 13
te.',!^''^'^'""^' '' '*"• r 29 Ella
«aiisione Harry, elk, bds 87 Loyd
V ignaux, r 23 Hood i
RMgpeck Charles M., binder Jas P
Harrison <t Co., r Decatur gI *
Ra^ndaU Hattie T. Mrs., dressmkr, 4 W.
*Har^ Henry, c, plasterer, r 116 W.
^^H"^' "•' "■""« ^"'>'«r. Bobbins,
^/?Sl
r 130 Decatur
^LuMe^"^ ^"-'^r, pattemmkr, r 343
"^^^LucWe'* ''"'^""' patternmkr, r
"^r^^ wSi- «•• '="' T- Schumann.
""^rStt'n" *•' ^"'•"•^^ «- I-
^S*"**'* Pa-I G., tinner, r W
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128 E. Hunter ^ . ^»^^
Read Mary, c, <»o^' ^ ^^^^ ^''^ ^- '^^^
Bead WUllam F., engineer, r 23 BeU
Bavenel Louis (T. E. Hanbury & Co.),tB^Andrew,e.co«=hm«..r 182 Pe«d..
BlwTns^i^rSi™.. rest.ur«.t. m R^^a^e. A. (Read 4 Candler), r
Marietta ,, lipiui Henrv A., bkkOT S. S. Co
Bawls Mary Mrs., dressmkr, r 11 a. * ^^^^^n D.. brakemaa^Ga. R. B., r
Peters -•«« -n^ tt ^«-.n«> it* ■
Bawson Edward E. (L. H. HaU & Co.),
r 283 S. Pryor xx rx n ^
Bawson Sidney J., with L. H. uau <x ^miam i? ., enitiurcr, . ^ ^
Co., r 283 S. Pryor S^D & cSlDLEK (C. a1 Read and J.
^^^Se-i^f^S. r 4 De-!le^'S:^.dn-J.R.Herch«.
\ waldal ,iK IT wiintor Reaaan Henry T., butcher, 11 Henry
Bay Charles C.,dnner^ 315 E. Hunter , B^ m^nr ^. ^^^ , Cummlngs,
Bay Claude, r 134 W . Bauer ^Trft a nroad
Ray Columbus, lab, r 4 Dewald al tJ-LW joseoh driver Frarier 4 Morgan
Bay Demps J. (Traynham & Bay), r 306 B^^jX, c,Turse, r 78 Fraser
Bfr^jard^nner A. P. Stewart ^\^^l^^^i!:XrSnl/!^ T.
^r^: Jl^Sr S. . CO.. r 130 j ^^^^^^^, , ^ W,^
B^y-S^rge, carpenter, r 80 W.^UnpsoniRe^uerCbarles F., bll^nuth, r 333
^l K; t^o^nm^l^ r^^'^o^^ w of ^Jf. G., wl. Ogletree, Robinson *
BaT'"ires P., Unner, r 4^ De.^tu^ , ReaJ Joee^, wl. irS^Mill-
Eay John A., flreman W & A B. R Keaves no ^ ^ ^^ Bradbury
Bay John C. G., mac^'n'^^'i^.^S R R^bb G«or«! miUer r SlSJa Decatur
Bay John W., watehman W. & A. B. B., | Bebb geor^, m ^^^ j^^Hotel, r 104
Bly'M''i.M"r?dressmkr,50>i White- JJ^Ck <=, lab. r rear 144 S. Pry^
B^y^Urt S., ., porter George B. Me- B^^V^ k^'^'^"' ' " "^
80 W,
neelv & Co
Bay Sanford S., carpenter, r
Simpson ^ .
Ray Susan, wid R. P., ^ 20 Ponder
Bay Walter, tinner A. P. Stewart & Co
Bay William, c, carpenter, r 27 CYumley
Bay William H., c-onductor vv . « a. iv.
B., r Dalton
BAY, see also RHEA ,^ ^ ,. «
Rayner Lawrence, c, porter M. Calhoun
^ ^ 1 w„n^ ., lotin/lroRB r rear 6
e of W. E ^ , .^
REDD J- FRANK, Uvery and sale sta-
bles, 54 to 60 S. Pryor r 70 N. PryOT
Redden Harriet, c,- cook, r rear 2A»
Marietta t i>
Beddey John W., watehmkr J. r.
Stevens Wateh Co., r 138 Thompson
Bedding Augustus, elk, r 62 Luckie
Bedding Charlotte, c, cook, r rear 71
Bichardson
Eayner Lawrence, c, porter M. Calhoun B^Vf^T^" , j.^ r 129 E.Harris
Ba^moud Molly ^Uundress, r rear ^ | Beddm| Joh^ c, Utsj^^ ^^^ ^^
Bir^rohrS^'STvagt.rl^Fonn-l^^oU
bIy^t Waller Miss, r 12 Formwalt
Bea Jesse R., runner Eng:No. 1, r 26 b.
Broad
jjonongo ^ _ ^^^
Bedding Mary, c, lab, r Terry sw cor
Bedding Robert A., elk I. S. MitcheU,r
62 Luckie
xwca f^o**^ ■•■••» **— — — c ' 62 Luckie
Be^wSliam S.. runner Hook and Lad- | ""^^.TI^Tc'ulLrr'rLS^S;
Bet'im'eActrUundre.. r 38 Man- j R^^ J^ -. ^^- '^--"^
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Beddinsr William w * \ i " BEG
MiIJ.fr Ogle Cpe i^ark""*^' ^'^- ^^^^^^^^^T^^Z^ZZ
Johnson/"'"' "' >»un<JreM, r 78 cutt *" ^- """Tenter, r 5 Hunni-
Bain 4 Co . ^^^ agt ifornson, Reeder Daniel T m
^l^ine James O. (J o RpHw,- . »10 Decatur ^^^*'* * Boeder), r
Son;, r Ben Bill "" ?««^'^e & j Reeder Mary Miss Hr<« ■
K^wine J. O. & Son rj n . ^ -n I B«eder MUwn r' "^resemia-, r 227 HUl
„B^.ine), lumber dirs 111 wl.t ^- ™I ' "'"'^ ""a-. rW
ffSl/r«^^r«[^ -- -J^ttr--' •— . bde XSa
^a^bi'-^^^.r^r^^f C^^^ ^"'^'r^t^sIcrr^^sXT-^' C- ^.
g:in:SaU:'|rB--Mar.njfc^ ,
R^wine Thomas V (f n r T'^ "^^ Keese Hen^ b r^L^X 5^^ * Co '
„^D), r Ben Hilli ' " ^' ^edwine & Gartreir^ ^^^** * Keeder), r 60
^'Ji^A^f""" «•.'«- agt Edwin r^Y"*"*' «---, E. T. v.. 4 G.
^ i^i^m c ••4'^rr^' ^ ^« S. Bntler fc n° '^' ■»«■••. r 363 Houston
nTd P™ * ^'*- L Co., r 165 S. FowySj ^'"~'" ^'°^«
eeves A P oo^.. ^ wneat
Reed GeorKT'c lab rim"^?'^"
Reed GeorS^ I' ^\ ^"^ "^""e* i '
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Bank ^•' '"^y*"-' 32 Gate City
ReevesA ' T"""*"' "7 Wheat
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i»|d"johnC. (Reed 4 Reinh" ^"' i^^v^s E*L'";?fd^%''''«,?"'t<>nMllU
Hammond, W e!*" * ^*'"''*^)» ' Reeves How^T.'?;' 'i'^^ Luckie
Reed Joseph, c, porter r « n u Johnson r^^' r' SP'^'' Shropshire 4
^Majo^cUb^reI^JrE?.!?^'°*"h^«ves7XM^,TwK .
^2 F^"'- '' ^"^ M. M.^BriJweU r rI"* '^"°»«^ C.WhaUey 4 Co.).
K^ Ma,?'^"L>k r . fe J^Srr^*^' -<» ^-l-^n Mills
«^„Ha^:::a^reTr^#^m 2»S-^'^^ --- MSfr6
Re«,v.,.._. .:_ C.R.R. Beeves WiUiai^r Io^»»f?£tory
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Keeves WiiTia.^^' Zlm^^^T'7
bama r 314 Raw^n "* ^ ^- ^*J»-
Regan Peter, elk J. Keelv
Regenstein Jnii,... /^r"'
S^K-dal, c, carpenter. S,^Tl^^ ^r'^Tuit^^^,^ '^^^^"^^^ * Ku..,.
^ Steven, c, Ub, 'r Miw™"" ^ E. wX^ r^^' ™? °'">- ^2 and
"^n ^— . Wk^mithfr^'^. s^p. c^-<'no'ti„'sr?4.riL"-^'^^
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i:^ Reo^ster Louis L., grocer, r 81 McDaniel
Ke^ster Tarmesia, wid O. J., r 81 Mc-
Daniel
Reid George, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co
Reid Henry, elk, bds 79 Loyd
Reid Joseph^ c, porter, r rear 424 Peach-
ti*ee : i^-- i->^*i.f' -, - -=j
Reid Matt, c, lab, r 162 E. Harris
Reid Ophelia Mrp., boarding, 229 S.
Forsyth
Reid Phillip P. ,earpenter,r 189 E. Hunter
Reid Sallie, c, laundress, r 248 Jones
Reid Samuel, c, wks F. Moss, r 12 Jen-
kins
Reid Steve, c, wks R. <fc D. R. R
Reid Wilev B., c, porter W. W, Huff &
Co., r 140 Luckie ^?
Reid W. P., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Reid Zachariah T., policeman, r 154
Luckie
Reidoo E. Oscar, harnessrakr, bds 99
Terry ^ ^
Reimann Frank, U. 8. rev storekpr, r341
Wheat
Reinberger — , wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Reinbert Mary L. Miss, r 95 Hill
Reinhardt Augustus M. (Reed & Beia-
hardt), r 149 Jackson ^*
Reinhardt Edgar W., painter, r 114 W.
Harris
Reinhart Elbert, machinist, r 121 Mc-
Daniel
Reins F. W., elk B, & D. R. R
Benard Joseph F., engineer, r 24 Mark-
ham
Bendbush James, c, drayman, r 64 James
Render John, c, drayman, r 228 Crew
Reneau* C. Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, r 94 Nelson
Rcneau l^wis, paymaster Gra. Pac. R.,
B., r 267 W. Peachtree
Beneau Mahala, wid J., r 267 W. Peach-
tree
Beneau.Olmius, conductor, r 94 Nelson
Benfroe John W., r 164 Peachtree
BenfW)e Nannie B., wid F., r 411 Peach-
tree
Benfroe Virginir C, wid G. M., r 179 N.
Collins
Benolds J. K., foreman J. H. Norwood,
r country
Ben wick Lee N., r 273 Cniuiley
Bentz Henry, c, blksmith, r 4 Daniel
Beuhman Gieorge, barkpr B. C. Johnson
Bevere James, c, lab, r 45 Gate City
Bevson Frank, elk H. Wolfe, bds 12 Cas-
tleberry
Bey Edward, wks Huzza Trunk Fcty
Beynolds Ada, c, domestic, r rear 5 Bell
Beynolds Arthur, c, driver, r 169 Fort
Beynolds Charles A., U. S. quarter-
master; office, SOy^ Marietta, r 17
Washington
Beynolds Charles E.. barkpr, Kenny A
AVerner, r 87 W. Cain ,^
Beynolds Daniel, c, lab, bdfe 137 Mag-
azine
Beynolds Dilmus F., blksmith, r 31
Hills av
Beynolds Elsie D., bkkpr A- G. Bhodfift«
rll7E. Fair
Beynolds Emma Mrs., seamstress, r 355
W. Peter*
Beynolds Fletcher, c, lab, r 125 North av
Reynolds Fletcher P., grocer, 369 Peach-
tree
Beynolds Howard, c, wks Logan Bros
Beynolds Isaac, c, port«r, r 12>^ Ix)yd
Beynolds Jackson J., watchman Mad-
dox, Rucker & Co., r 257 Collins
Beynolds John T., exy. messr, r 257 N.
Collins
Beynolds Joseph B. Dr., r 72 Marietta
Beynolds Joshua C, real estate agt, r 145
Ivy
I
Beynolds Josie Mi^s, r C Fulton Factory
Beynolds J. Washington, blksmith, 31
HUl av
Beynolds Matde A., wks Fulton Mills
Beynolds MoUie, c, cook, r rear 184 3.
Pryor
Beynolds Bebecca, c, laundress, r Parks,
sw cor Fort
Beynolds Robert, c, lab, r 18 South
Beynolds B. J. Miss, r D Fultoo Fac-
tory
Beynolds Solomon, c, porter B. C. John-
son, r 4 E. Baker
Beynolds Solomon, c, lab, r 130 E. Baker
Bevnolds Thomas S., job printer, 24 S.
Broad, r 169 W. MitcheU
Beynolds Thomas S., Jr., printer A. M.
Bergstrom, r 42 E. Hunter
Beynolds William C, painter, r 151
Walton
Bhea James E., elk, r 215 N. Collins
RHEA JOHH, notary public and ex-
officio justice of the peace,* 51)^ Peach-
tree, r 215 N. CoUlns
BHEA, see also BAY
Rhine Amos, c, lab, r rear 100 Marietta
Bhodes Amos G., fUmiture, 26 N.
Broad, bds Ivy, cor Wheat
Bhodes Henry, c, porter L. B. Folsom
Bhodes James D., trav. agt Howud &
Candler, bds Cannon House
Bhodes Joseph W., carpenter, r 17 Rich-
mond
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RIC
25 Johnson
Rhodes Wallace, drygooda, 8 W. Mitch-
ell, r 69 Fairlie
RHODES, see also RODES
RUrdoQ Adeline, c laundress, r rear 13
Xewtx)n
Riccio AlessandrOjdraaghtsman Gu. Pac
By, r 2 Luckie
Rice Addie Miss, r as Rhodes, Ist w of
Davis
Rice Benjamin H., elk J. B. Daniel r62
S. Pryor
Rice Charles W., moulder, r 9 Henry
Rice Corday Miss, r 119 Walton
Rice Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Rice Frank P. (Rice <fc Wilson) r 198
Peach tree
Rice Georgia Miss, wks Selig Bros. &
Co., r Bellwood
*'f fob^tol"' '^ "•" ^- P««- K- K-. r I Kich Morris (M. Kich 4 Bros.), r 57 W.
Rice Jacob, wks HuzzaTrunk Fcty
Rice James, oiler G^^. B., bda 78
Terry \
Rice John H., printer Constitution, r
172 Rhodes . ^
Rice John W., r 119 Walton
Rice Mmnie MUs^ wks Elsas, May & Co
Kioe Ophelia H., s^mstreas, r 22
Thompson
Rice Parker M. (Z. A. Rice & Son) r
119 Walton ^ •^n;, r
Rice Return J., grocer, 47 Thurmond
Rice Thad B., elk Lamar, Rankin &
Lamar, r 3 Pulliam
Rice Thomas, wks Ga. R. R., r 78 Terry
Rice William, engineer, r Bellwood
Rice William L., car inspector W. A A
R. R., r 153 Rhodes
5?"^ w^Ji?*"" I;' ^^^P^' ^ 1^ Rhodes
Rice William W., grocer, 19 Washington
Rice Zachariah A. (Z. A. Rice & Sou) r
119 Walton | , «^ oou;, r
MCE ZACHAEUH A. & SoFcZ. A.
and P. M. Rice), genl merchandise
w^^^t ^o^cord Woolen Mills, 13
W. Mitchell
RICE k WILSOJf (F. P. Rice and H. L.
Wilson), real estate, 7 N. Broad
Rich Annie, wid W. T., dressmkr, r 31
F:.-ctory '
Rich Daniel (M. Rich & Bros.), r 174 S.
'Rich ifmanuel (M. Rich & Bros.), r 42
E. Peters
Rich E. K., machhiist E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R
Rich Herman, saloon. Wheat, sw cor
Yonge
Garnett
RICH M. & BROS. (Morris, Emanuel
and Daniel Rich), dry ffoods, carpets
and notions, 54 and 56 Whitehall
Richards Allen (Hawley & Richardgj; r
122 Decatur - -y :? '
Richards George A., elk S. P. Richards
<s bon, r 92 Washington
Rfchards Jabez J., grocer, 198 McDon-
ough, r 205 McDonough
Richards Jerry, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Richards Margaret, wid J., x 1 State
Richar(is Mary J., c, laundress, r 91
Haynes
Richards Robert H., pres Kennesilw'
Mills Co., r 101 Peachtree
Richards Samuel P. (S. P. Richards &
Son), r 92 Washington
RICHABM S. P. & SON (S. P. & W.
A. Richards), books, stationery and
musical instruments, 37 Whitehall
w£ ^^^^*^» c, wks Atla. Bridge
Richards William, c, wks J. A, Gifford
RICHARDS WILLIAM G., stpt Atla.
Water Wks, r 199 McDonouffh
Richards W. Arthur (S. P. RTchards &
Son), bds 92 Washington
Richardson Alonzo W., bkkpr Maddox.
Rucker & Co., r 22 Walker
Richardson Charles T.,c, sub-^ arrier P O'
Richardson David R., physician, 318 S.
Pryor
Richardson Edward, trav aict Clarke
Herberts Co *"
Richardson Edward R., studeftt, r 27
Hood
Richardson Edmund, c, fireman, r 19
Richmond
Richardson Frank M., traveling airt r 27
Hood ^
Richardson Fannie M. Miss, r 318 S.
Pryor
Richardson F. Henry, correspondent
Constitution, r 27 Hood
Richardson Henrietta E. Miss, bds 265
Jones ■*
Richardson Henry, engineer, r 315 Man-
gum
Richardson ,Uaac, c, lab, r 47 Valentine
Richardson John, c, drayman, r 4 Hol-
comb al
Richardson John G., plumber, r 86 Stone-^
wall
Richardson John W., conductor, r m
Rock
Richardson Leaver (H. Crankshaw &
Co.), r 22 Walker
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under Gate aty Nation^ iSik
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RIC
297
Lumber, ^t^ti^^ pto,
RIZ
Richa^'dson Leaver, Jr., elk John Ryan,
r 22 Walker
Bichardson Lizzie Miss, dressmkr Mrs.
A. R. Nace, bds 265 Jones
Richardson Mary, r 16 BeU
Richardson Mary Miss, housekeeper, r
90 Ivy
Bichardson Mary, c, laundress, r 103
Yonge
Richai^son Mary Mrs., rl69 Marietta
Bichardson M. H., fireman E. T. Va.
& Ga. R. R
Richardson Robert, c, shoemkr and gro-
cer, 245 W. Peters, r 19 Trenholm
Richardson Samuel L., painter, bds 89
Moore
Bichardson Sarah, c, laundress, r 19
Trenholm
Richardson Viney, c, laundress, r rear
45 Ponder
Richardson Warner, c, lab, r 14 Gemun-
den
Richardson Wilbur L., elk Ballards
Saloon, r 318 S. Pryor
Richardson William, c, lab, r 177 Fort
Richardson William, c, lab, r ws Hilliard
10th 8 of Forrest av
Richardsoa William H., engineer, r 52
Rock
Richardson William M., c, lab, r 100
Pulliam
Richardson William W., collector Bank
of the State of Georgia, r 27 Hood
Bichberg Alexander, c, lab, r8 W. A.
R. R
Richie William, C, r Bellwood
Rlchmann George, barkpr, r 4 Brother-
ton
Bichmoud Jefferson L., trav. agt., r 59
Walker
Richmond William, c, wks W. J. Wil-
lingham
BICHMaiTD & DANTILLE RAILROAD,
E. Berkeley, supt., office 56 E. Wall.
(See p. 54.)
Richter Anna, wid F., r 78 Form wait
Rickerson Reuben, c, waiter E. Mercer
Ricks Reuben, c, waiter R. G. Thompson
Ricksly William M., c, lab, r 52 Haynes
RIDGE FRANK T., engraver and press-
man, Judson & Dunlop,r 68 E.Mitchell
Ridgeway Jefferson, c, carpenter, r 54
'» aiKer
Ridgeway Sadie, c, wks Atla. Cot. Wks
Ridley Oscar, c, butcher, r rear 115 S.
Forsyth
Ridley Robeet, c, drlver,r rear 166 Wash-
ington
W.M
13
Ridley Robert B., physician, 35)^ Peach-
tree, r 182 Peachtree
Riggins Amanda, c, laundress, r 130 Iia
Riggins Carrie, c, oook, r rear 36 Boule-
vard
Rlggins Carrie, c, cook, r 70 Yonge
Riggins Charles, c, driver, r 45 Newton
Rl^ns Henry, c, waiter Markham
Riggins Henry, c, drayman, r ws Hil-
liard 7th s of Forest av
Rigging Joseph, c, lab, r 94 E. Fair
Riggins Robert, c, lab, r 23 Solomon
Riggins Solomon, c, porter Akers & Bros
Rigley M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 164 N.
Calhoun
Riley Albert, piano repairer, r 5 Castle-
berry
Riley Augusta, c, laundress, r 6 Terry
RUey Edward S. (J. Merryinan &, Co.),
r 63 Forrest av
Riley Mary Miss, wks AUa. Cot. Fcty
Riley Mote, wks Fulton Mills
Riley Nannie Miss, domestic, r rear 54
N. Forsyth
Riley Robert, piano repai'^r, r 5 Castle-
berry
Riley Robert E., elk, T. M. Clarke <fcCo.,
r 63 Forrest av
Riordan John, cotton merchant, r 306
Decatur
Riordan William J., elk Harle A Parrott,
r 308 Decatur
RIPLEY THOMAS R., china, glass,
queensware and houseffunishing, 89
WhitehaU, r 148 Rawson
Rlsby MUton, c, wks E. T., Va., <fc G*.
R. R. shops
Risley George, carpenter, r 40 Henry
Risley George, carpenter, r 71 Newton
Ristine JohnR. (Ristine, May A Co.), r
Loudon, Tenn
RISTINE, MAY & CO. (J. S. Ristine, E.
F. May and ), fttrnituse mnfts
29 W. Alabama
Ritcnie J. Mrs., r 179 Marietta
Rivers Alfred, c, driver, r 9 Jennings al
Rivers Carrie, c, cook, r rear 108 Ma-
rietta
Rives Eliza L. Mrs., boarding r 236>^
Decatur
Rivers Frank G., lab, r 263 Luckie
Rivers Joseph S., c, blksmitfa, 183 Mari-
etta, r 214 W. Foundry
Rivers Louisa, c, laundress, r 24 Glynn
Rivers Turner, c, porter, Lowry's Bank,
r 61 N. Pryor
Rivers Washington, c, wkt Atla Soap
Wks, r 33 Johnson
Rizer C. M., news agt, r 77 Decatur
. Dixie Sura ¥Yt Shirts at 9L
r Keeps no traah called tlilrts.
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ROB
ROACH EDVf ARD W., physician, 59U
Whitehall, r 95 McDonouffh
ROACH ELISHA J., physician, 149
Whitehall
Roach Wiliiam H., blksmith, r 68 Cal-
houn
Roan Leonard S. (Roan <fc Rosser), r
Fairburn, Ga
Roan&Roflser (L. S. Roan and L. Z.
Ropser), lawyers, 25}^ Marietta
Robbins Algermon S. (Robbing, Bro. &
Co.), r 10 S. Moore
Robbins, Bro. & Co. (A. S. & J. W. Rob-
bing and D. C. Goza), marble wks, 50
Loyd
Robbins George W., baker, r 81 Mc-
Daniel
Robbins James M., elk C. C. Thom
Robbins John W. (Robbins, Bro. & Co.),
r 8 S. Moore
Robbins John W., wkg John Ryan
Robbins Mary A., wid W. J., r 8 Hiirh-
tower ^
Robbins Rufus J., marble cutter, Rob-
bins, Bro. A Co., r 10 S. Moore
Roberson Arthur, c, lab, r 84 Richmond
Roberson Moses, c, lab, r 18 Glynn
Robert Benjamin F., civil emrineer. r
425 Whitehall ^ '
ROBERT JOSEPH T. RET., pres Atla
Bap Seminary, r 89 E. MiteheU
Roberts Charles M., elk E. M. Roberta, r
25 Powers
Roberts Edward G., bkkpr, T. A. Frier-
son, r 62 E. Ellis 4
Roberts Elijah, c, butler, rrear 144 Raw-
son
Robohta Eliza, c, cook, r 84 Greens
Ferry
ROBERTS E. M., real estate and notary
public, 18 8. Broad, r 25 Powers
Roberts Fannie, wid W., r 148>^ Marietta
Roberts Grace, c, laundress, r 156 Fill-
Robert George, c, lab, r 133 E. Harris
Roberts George, c, lab, rws Hilllard, 8th
s of Forrest av j - i -
Roberts Green B., drfyer So. Ex. Co., r
216 Whitehall
Roberts Henry C, fireman, r 234 De-
catur
RobeMs Jackson, asst adjuster The Sinirer
Mnfg. Co. , r 433^ 8. Broad j
Roberta John B., elk M. C. A J. F.
Klser & Co., bds 39 X. Pryor
Roberts John W., boUermkr, McCombs,
Meakin A Co., r 33 Martin
Roberts Julia Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Roberts J. S., yardmaster, Atla. Bridire
Wks *
HMM
Roberts Laura Miss, dressmkr, r 208
Whitehall
Roberts Mattie Miss, r 216 Whitehall
Roberts Nettie, c, cook, r rear 265 White-
hall
Roberts Taylor,c, porter, r rear 30 Bartow
Roberts Thena Miss, r 216 Whitehall
Roberts T., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Roberts T. J., engineer R. <fc D. R. R.
r Charlotte - '
Roberts V. S., carpenter, r 253 Marietta
Roberts Washington, c, lab, r 98 Luckie
Roberts William, elk, r 106>2 Peachtree
Roberts William H. Jr., with A. J. MU-
ler, bds 100 Form wait ^&
Roberts William J., grocer, r 51 Luckie
Roberts William O., butcher Haas &
Daly, r 106i^ Peachtree
Roberts William S., car inspector, r 57
Gartrell
Roberts Willie R., elk W. J. Roberts, r 51
Luckie
Robertson Alice Miss, r 25 Yonge
Robertson Benjamin W. contractor, r
422 E. Fair
Robertson Elisha A. (E. A. Robertson &
Co.), r49 W. Harris
Robertson E. A. & Co. (E. A. Robeftson
and G. M. Hope), grocers, 100 Peach-
tree
Robertson Greorge, c, carpenter, r 6 Ge-
munden
Robertson Henry, c, lab, r90 Richardson
Robertson James, carpenter, r 30 Mc-
Affee
Robertson James S., with W. H. Broth-
erton, r 17 Connolly
Robertson John H. c, lab, r rear 92 Mc-
Donough
Robertson Mary H., wid W. H., r 118
Nelson
Robertson Nelson, c, wks W. <fc A. R R
Robertson Peter, c, lab, r 1 City al
Robertson Samuel, c, wks F. W. Hart &
Son iy.t'^:.J::: /,,.>-■
ROBERTSON U. 0., physician in charge
Southern Sanitarium, 134 McDonough
Robertson Victoria, wid W., seamstress,
rll2>^ Whitehall
Robertson William F^ trav. agt., rl2
Anderson
Robie John F., cabinet mkr, r 184 Fil-
more
Robinson Abrahm, c, shoemkr, 566 De-
catur, r 41 Foster
Robinson Adeline, c, cook, r rear 24J
Whitehall ' ' r ' ^
Robinson Albert, c, lab, r 199 Clarke
Can Drett and work up Lumbor faster than you oaa takt
Kaway. CapaoKy 2S,000 fiMt pm* d^. Itbpta* i«. SSA.
ROB
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299 ROB
Robinson Ann, c, cook, r rear 37 Raw-
son
Robinson Arthur, c, wks Traynham &
Ray
kar-
Robinson James H., bkkpr, r 89 ThomD-
son ^^
M -wti
Robinson Augustus M. (Robinson Bros),
lgUL_
r 215 N. Collins
lOBIirsON BROS. CA. M. and J. B.
Robmson), whol notions and gents'
furnishing goods, 8 and 10 Decatur
Bobinson Caroline, laundress, r 163 Mar-
tin
Bobinson Charles, c^lab, r 259 Fraeer
Bobinson Charles E., elk, r 161 Ivy
Bobinson Christopher, c, mason, r 44
Howell
Bobinson Clement, wks J. W. Stames
r 37 Chapel
Bobinson C. H., bds Cannon House
Bobinson Dennis, c, lab, r 258 1^. Calhoun
Bobmson Edward, c, porter Pullman
Sou. Car Co ^ '
Bobinson Eliza, c, laundress, r 205 Era-
ser
Bobinson Eliza H., wid J., r 207 Rawson
Bobmson Emma Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Bobinson Emily, c, laundress, r Haynes
se cor Markham
Bobinson Eugene M., with James Rob-
inson, r 89 Thompson
Bobinson Flora, c, laundress, r 13 Daniel
Bobinson George, c, lab, r 234 W. Hun-
ter
Bobinson George, c, porter, r 33 Form-
wan
Bobinson Georgia, cook, r rear 228 S.
Pryor
Bobinson Gollah, c, butler, r rear 238 S.
Pryor %■
B^inson Henry, elk F. J. Stllson, r 13
hd. Fair
Bobinson Henry, c, hib, r 2 Ennis al
Bobinson Henry M., R.P.O.clk, r 76 Ivy
Bobinson Henry R., elk, bds 117 E. Fair
Bobinson Isaac (Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd), r 48 Gilmer
gobmson Isham, c, wks Logan Bros
robmson James, real estate 11 E. Ala-
bama, r 89 Thompson
K^inson James, c, teacher, bds 53
Rhodes
Robinson James A.,r Rawson cor Form-
wait
Robinson James B. (Robinson Bros.),
08 51 McDonough
^^INSON JAMES D., manager job
vAJiiiijvi^ tiAMJCs II., manager
ttept. Constitution, r 129 W. Baker
Robinson James L., carpentar, r 19 Ela
Robinson Jasper c, wks J. S. Wilaon
I
Robinson Jesse, c, wood cutter, r 147 Ira
Robinson Jesse A., baggage master, r 62
Gartrell
Robinson John, c, blksmith shop 79 W^
Peters, r 19 Beckwith i-^ -
Robinson John, carpenter, r 25 Walnut
Robinson John, c, candymkr Q^ E. John«^
son
Robinson John, c, wks I. Williams, r Tft
W. Peters j
Robinson John A., dry goods, r aWT
Rawson .
Robinson John H., trav. agt., r 3^ Fra^
ser
Robinson Joseph L., grocer 114 Fraser,
r 166 Crew
Robinson Julia, c, domestic, r rear 75
Washington
Robinson J. A. (ChamberHn, Johnson Sb
Co.), r 207 Rawson
Robinson J. N., wks Expo. Mills
Robinson Lizzie, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Robinson Lotta, c, cook, r rear 63 Luckie
Robinson Lou, c, domestic, MArlrhatn
House
Robinson Louise, c, laundress, r rear 404
Washington
Robinson Maggie Miss, r ll^uckie
Robmson Martha, c, laundress, r 905
Fraser
Robinson Mary,c, cook,r rear 117 S.Pryor
Robinson Mary, c, domestic, r 12 Fain
Robinson Mary, c, laundress, r 36 Mo-
Daniel
Robinson Morgan, c, brakeman, r 106
Hilllard
Robinaon Moses, c, wks McjOombs, Mea-
kin A Co., r 7 Glynn •
Robinson Nellie, c, laundress, r 5 Mjua-
zlne *
Robinson Newton G., fireman r 1 Cor-
nelia
Robinson Robert L. (Buice & Robinson)
r 76 Ivy '
Robinson Rufus J., engineer, r 134
Fraser
Robinson Samuel, elk Phillips & Crew
r 58 N. Forsyth '
Robinson Samuel, c, lab, r 5 Jennings al
Robinson Sarah, c, laundress, r66^£ura-
zlne ~
Robinson Sylvester, c, elk P. O., r 161
Houston
Robinson Taylor, c, carpenter, r 14 Gray .
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Robinson Texas, c, wks Markham House,
r rear 87Hilliard
Robinson Thalman, c, driver, r 159
PulliHm - - i
Robinson Thomas, c, porter Duck & Co
Robinson Thomos A., capit&liBt, r 27
Cooper
Robinson Thomas J., car cleaner, r 114
Fraser
Robinson Walter C, physician, 17>^
Peacbtree, r 207 Rawson
Robinson William, c, lab, r 33 Rawson
Robinson WUliam A., electrician, 44
Marietta, r 86 Irwin
Robinson William C, trayagt Clarke,
Herbert &Co., bds89 E. Mitchell
Robinson William D., carpenter, r 25
Walnut
Robinson William G. Jr., paper box
mnfg., 65 and 67 S. Pryor, r 80 Wheat
Robson J. Henry (Robson & Bros), r
Kirkwood
Robson Xorwood, elk D. Appleton & Co.,
r Kirkwood
Robson Paul (Robson Bros), r Kirkwood
B0B80N BROS (J. H. and P. Robson),
proprs Atla. Stone Pump Pipe and
Roofing Co., 5 N. Forsyth
Roby Allen F., shipper H^le <fe Parrott,
r Mlliersburg, Ky
Rockmore James, carpenter^ r 150 N.
Calhoun ij
Roddey Annie E. Miss, r 9 Houston
Roddey A. C, trav agt W. A.Taylor, r
9 Houston
Roddey Helen Miss, r9 Houston
Roddey Mary L. Miaa^ boarding, r 9
Houston ^
Roddey Octie Miss, r 9 Houston
Rodes Charles C, bkkpr Atla. Gas Co., r
58 Loyd | ,^^ -^ ^ ^
Rodes Charles C. Jr., elk C. K. O. & T.
P. Rv., bds58Loyd
Rodes William M., elk Ga. B. R., bds 58
Loyd 1
RODES, see also RHODES
Rodgers Charles, elk, r 9 Houston
Rodgers George W., flagman Ga. P. R.
R., r 45 Alexander
Rodgers James, c, wks R. A D. R. R
Rodgers James D., trav agt P. <t G. T.
Dodd, r Kingston, Ga
Rodgers John C, tailor J. G. Jones, r
45 Thompson
Rodgers John, c, wks Atla. Wagon &
Timber Co
Rodgers John T., bkkpr, r 100 Collins
Rodgers J. H., wks R. A D. R R
Rodgers Lizzie Mrs., mattress mfer, r 13J
McDaniel
Rodgers M. J., master mechanic E. T.
Va. <fc Ga. R. R., r 39 Smith '
RODGERS ROBERT L., lawyer, 37>^ S.
Broad, r 99 Wheat
Rodgers Wright, r 150 N. Collins
Rodgers W. A., carpenter R. & D. B.
R., r Clarkston
Rodgers W. B., carpenter W. & A. B.R
Rodgers W. H., engineer E. T., Va. 4
Ga. R. R
RODGERS, see also ROGERS
Roe Anthony E., tailor, 7 W. Alabama,
r 16 E. Peters ' i^H-^
Roe Bettie Miss, r 16 E. Peters
Roerig George, jeweler, 21 Whitehall, r
50 W. Hunter
Roffe Harry T., supt Georgia Machinery
Co., r 52 Fowler
Rogan Ella Miss, b^s 100 Walton
Rogan Larry, brakeman, r 194 Mangum
Rogan Mary, wid G., r 48 Emma
Rogan Michael, r 69 Rock
Rogers Alonzo, elk Z. E. Taylor, r 2*
W. Hunter
Rogers Bettie Mrs., music teacher, r 7SU
Whitehall |
Rogers Carrie Miss, with Hart Bros., ri
80 Whitehall
Rogers Charles E., elk McKeldin <fc Carl-
ton, bds 9 Houston
Rogers Clara, c, laundress, r rear 91
Fraser
Rogers D. W. '(^ C. Wilson & Co.), r
Etowah, Ga
Rogers Edward, elk, bds 155 Marietta
Rogers Edward A., packer F. E. Block,
bds 42 W. Peters
Rogers E. N., c, wks W. <fc A. R. R
Rogers Georjce, c, wks Atla Bridge Wte
Rogers George, painter, r 225 Decatur
Rogers Hattie L., wid W. W., r 42 Lar-
kin
Rogers James L. Rev., r 52 McDonougb
Rogers Jennie, wid G. C, r 218 Crew
Rogers John, c, blksmith, r 236 Wheat
Rogers John C, tailor, r 145 Thompson
Rogers John T., bkkpr Robinson Bros.,
bds 100 N. Collins
Rogers Joseph, wks Hunnicutt<& Bellin-
grath
Rogers Kittie, c, cook, r 366 Decatur
Rogers Mary Mrs., r 225 Decatur
Rogers Moses J., master machinist E. T.
Va. & Ga. R. R., r 39 Smith
Rogers Sallie, c, laundress, r 17 Tren-
holm
ROGERS, see also RODGERS
\ -e^^ ■
iTi^^S
i jlJLi L JlVIJLJlVOvJI Y ' ' »6 E. WaU street. I -
WELIlieHAffl
64 Elliott, Lnmber, Lathi,
ROK
•■; •' t-
301
ROY
4*^^,-
Bokenbangh Ida Miss, r 92 Rawson
Rokenbaugh Sarah, wid J., r 69 E. Fair
Roland Warren, c, butcher, r 258 Man-
gum
Boland W. R., train hand, bds 77 De-
catur .> .,.
Rolander Thomas A., butcher, r 105
Magazine
Bolleston Harry, elk J. Keeiy
BoUins Alonzo P., boarding, r 49 W.
Peters *
Bollins Charles, wks Atla Cot Fcty
Kollins Luke, c, lab, r 37 Ella
Rollins OfEa M., watchman, bds 49 W.
Peters
Rollo John W., contractor and builder, r
ns Peeples, 3d n of Gordon, W. E
ROMARE PAUL, cashier Atla. Xatl.
Bank, r 117 S. Pryor
Rood Ruluf W., bkkpr Gate City Ex-
chage, r 62 Wheat
Rooken J. A., planer, W. <fe A. R. R
Rooks Emma Miss, wks Bag Fcty
Root Calvin, c, lab, r es Orme, 4th n of
Merritts av
Root Sidney, pres Park Commrs, 11 E.
Alabama, r 58 Washington
Roper James P. T., painter, r 89 Jones av
Rosborough E. P., conductor, bds Can-
non House
Rose Charles S., conductor, r 29 Ezzard
Rose Clarence, lab, r 52 Yonge
Rose Joseph, yard conductor Gra. Pac.
By., r 81 Plum
Rose Lottie, c, laundress, r 148 Irwin
Rose O. A. v., cattle dlr, r 25 Spring
Rose Rufus M., broker, r 35 Church
Rosenbaum Henry, elk, r 11 Castleberry
Rosenbaum Ralph, elk H. C. & G. C.
Beermann, r 11 Castleberry
Rosenberger David, with A. & S. Rosen-
feld, r*20 Formwalt
Rosenfeld Abram (A. & S. Rosenfeld), r
244 Whitehall
ROSENFELD A. & S. (Abram and Sig-
mund Rosenfeld), clothing and gents'
furnishing, 24 Whitehall
Rosenfeld Henry L., elk Regenstein &
Kutz, r 244 Whitehall
Rosenfeld Louis, clothing, r 157 Man-
gum
Rosenfeld Sigmund (A. & 8. Rosenfeld),
r 244 Whitehall
Rosenfeld S. Mrs., clothing, 48 Decatur,
r 157 Mangum
Roser Anderson, c, lab, r 16 Robbins
Ross Annie, wid J. D., r43 Pulllam
Ross Ai*chie c, butler, r rear 92 Wash-
ington
Ross Edward, coaler, E. T. Va. <fc Ga.
R. R
Ross Carrie, c, laundress, r 10 S. Collins
Ross Lizzie Mrs., dressmkr, r 248 *N.
Collins
Ross Maggie, c, seamstress, r 65 James
Ross MoUie, c, cook, r 130 Irwin
Ross Nettie Miss, seamstress, r 147 Loyd
Ross Nettie Miss, bds 7 Mill
Ross Thomas, c, wks J. J. Pillsbury, r
444 E. Fair >
Ross Riley R., publisher, r 5 Carter
Rosser Charles, barkpr W. D. Smith, r
Calhoun
Rosser Egbert B. (Kelly, Rosser <& Co.),
r 311 Whitehall
Rosser Luther Z.(Roan & Rosser), r 253>^
Marietta
Rosson Riley, c, lab, r 37 New Wheat
Rosvvell Anderson, c, wks E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R
Roughton Buena, r rear 3^ Decatur
BOCGHTOir JABEZ F. DR., drugs and
medicines, 232 Decatur
Roughton Willis, carpenter, r rear 334
Rounds Frank S., elk F. J. Stilson, r 43
W. Caia
Rousseau Charles E., bridge builder, r 18
Boulevard
Rousseau Kate Miss, r 18 Boulevard
Rousseau Sallie Miss r 18 Boulevard
Rousseau William C, mason, r 18 Boule-
vard
Routten Adelaide, wid E., r 51 Bush
Rowe Alonzo, elk, bds 219 S. Pryor
Rowland Augustus, c, blksmith, Curtis
& Weitzell, r country
ROWLAND CHARLES K. (Paine, Row-
land <& Co.), r 72 Marietta
Rowland Greorge, c, lab, r 173 N. Cal-
houn
Rowland George T., manager J. H.
Chambers & Co., Z% Whitehall, r 147
I^yd
Rowland Julius X., student, r 143 3.
Pryor
Rowland Robert S., wks W. H. Row-
land, r 2 Pulllam
Rowland Samuel J. (Rowland & Co.), r
rear 247 Ira ,
Rowland Sarah, wid J., r 147 Loyd
Rowland William H., grocer, 2 PulUam,
r Clarkston, Gil
Rowland & Co. (S. J. Rowland and W.
H. McClain),. grocers 247 Ira
Roy Fannie Miss, bds 16 Capitol pi
ROY GUSTAYUS G., physicUn, 25)^
Peachtree, r 26 Ellis
UaU comer Alabama and Pryor Streets for fine I lAf WM SAOtt
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER. ■ ^^ ' ■"' ^^"■•■'
WWW'.A
TBElSMIBffS
II and 13 WhitBimll St.
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Roy Joseph E. Rev., f 16 Capit»l pi
Roy Leland, Atla Cot Fcty
Rneker Abraham, c, lab, r Windsor ne
cor Anderson f
Rucker Amos, c, porter, P. O., r 243 Ira
Kucker Asbury, c, wka Elsaa, May & Co
?5^iS5?''^^J^-'^"^^^*°t House, r
146 McDonourfi
Rucker George G., bkkpr, r 26 W. Ban-
ter
Rucker Henry A., c, elk U. S. Int. Rev
r 166 S. Forsyth ^- ^at- «ev.
Rucker Isaac, c, wks Maddox, Rucker <fc
Co., r o Crowell
^^^i^Z ^^^ ^'^ ^™ ™«r» ^ S. Broad, r
146 McDonough
^'i^^a.iV^ y^' CMaddox, Rucker <fc Co.)
bds 67 Marietta
Rucker John, bds 143 Walton
Rucker Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 267
Jones
Rucker Richard Z., broker, r 47 W. Ala-
bama, r 69 Forrest av
^Hu^ ^^'^ ^"*' boarding, 25 W.
^& Co^ ^^"*™» c, porter, Elsas, May
Ruff James C, carpenter, r Orme ne cor
i^owers
Rumph Geor« W., elk r 3 McAffee
Kmnph Hugh, carpenter, Winship &
Busch Leopold A., maihlnfet, r 92 IT
Butler
Biwh Aimie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Kush Asbury, carpenter, r 175 Crumley
Rush Emma wid C. G., r 153 Mangum
Kush James A., carpenter, r 249 Crew
Kush L. A., wks Traynham A Ray
Rush Margery Miss, laundress, 249 Crew
KYlflninor A n/lvonr T 4» it -^ -.^
Russe 1 George, c, lab, r 102 Collins
Russell George, c, lab, r 266 Crew
Russell Harvey P., with J. W. Russell, r
oi S. Pryor '
Russell Jabez, c, teacher, bds k3 Rhodes
Russe James G., policeman, r 146 Crew
Russell Jane, wid G. B., r 68 E. Hunter
Russell Jo^W., sale stable, 52 S. Pryor,
r ij» b. Pryor
Russell Peter S., c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
?^'^^i?^nS®!5 ^-^ ^^ ^^' Soap Wka,
bds 645 Marietta '
Riwsell Susan S., wid E. W., r 136 S
Pryor '
Russell Thomas, c, driver, r 102 Collin
^V?^^ ^^^ ^- ^W. A. Russell 4»
Co.), r 68 E. Hunter
Russell W. A A Co. (W. A. Russell and
«^JJ^^^®^» "^^^^ tobacco and ci-
gars, 2 Peachtree
Bt8S£LL & CO,, Charles A. Estabrook
manager, agricultural machinery. 75
S. Forsyth ""
^T^^ui'^^? ^'^ ^^^^"^ M- Barwen &
t/O., bds Grant House
Russian William, c, carpenter, r 283 W.
MitcheU
^^ W^^e°/^ ^^ '^^ ^- ^- ^*^^' Ws
5!JJl! S^'^' ^' ^*^' ^ ^ E- Humphries
Kutherford John, c, waiter R. G. Thomo-
son '^
Kusbmg Andrew J., floor walker, D. H
Dougherty, r 211 Peachtree
^o f h ^"^^^ ^*' ^^^^®^* ^* ^ ^•
^rS>eae'^-'^"^^-«-^"^^-^
Rushton Margaret, wid W., r 161 Mc-
Donough
Rushtonliobert E., bkkpr, Winship 4
Bro., r 149 X. Calhoun *^
Russell Alice, wks Elsas, May A Co
Russell Charles, c, lab, r rear 24 Davis
RusseU C. Q., fireman W. <fc A. R R
S"***n 52°^?' ^' ^^ ^- ^- Liddell
Russell Elizabeth, wid J. R., r 645 Marl-
etta
Rusdell Ephraim, c, wks W. A A. R. R
Ruwell Euphemia S^Miss, r 99 E. Mitch-
ell
^ W^lklr^^^°^ T., car inspector, r 50
"^Sons ^ ^ue88» engineer Wellhouse <fc
^"iS^^ J^^^""' ^» brickmason, r rear
66 Washington
Byals Lelia Mrs., seamstress, r 2Q2>^
RYAN FRANK T., dep. elk Sup. Court,
r 143 Jones
Ryan Ella, c, cook, r 59 Foster
Ryan Frankie Mrs., seamstresg, r 7
Beermann
Ryan Gertrude Miss, seamstress, r 7
Beermann
Ryan James, c, hackman, r 180 N. Col-
lins
^\m Wh'i'^h'aS^ ^^^ '' ^^^^' ^
^ h^/^*^° F., wks John, bds 180 White-
Ryan J. 1^., 136 Marietta
Ryan Maij Miss, millinery and hair
goods, 45 Whitehall
iCaSr SBT-T igoous, 40 Whitehall
or^ir yom Wnd^m Irtiwa, t— |^i<f Work, y mtmmkmm ■ ■ 1 1 ■ n i i
0«uili~«i- Shelving, (H.rd Wood or pl„e) of lA mW k Mil Jftl
i'
.^ • fc
■-::-^'v«J.M-
4'
ini num im wiim iji,»*«««««"«»'W«»»^
RYA
303
SAN
RYAN MATT, chief fire dept, 25 S.
Broad, r 1 PuUiam -^ -* -
Ryan Patrick, machinist Atla. Bridge
Wks, r 2 Pine, nw cor Venable
Ryan Stephen A., wks John Ryan, r 180
Whitehall
Ryan Thomas, c, packer, r 180 N. Collins
Ryan Thomas C., real estate agt, 11 E.
Alabama, r 175 E. Hunter
Ryan Timothy, machinist Atla. Bridge
Wks
Ryckman John W., editor Sou. Xadus-
trial Review, bds 83 Marietta • -
Rylee James A., r 32 McAfee
Ryles Jefferson, c, lab, r 124 Houston
Rynehart M. Mrs., dressmkr, 17 W. Fair
Rynehart William E., collector City
Hall, r W. Fair
ST. AMAXD JOSEPH G., bkkpr
Moore, Marsh tjt Co., r 28 Church
ST. JAMES HOTEL, B. Newton propr,
12,1-2 W. Mitchell
St. Josephs Infirmary, 216 N. Collins
St. Louis Preserving Co., 55 S. Pryor
St. Lukes Episcopal Church, Pryor ne
cor Houston
St. Pauls A. M. E. Church, 46 E. Hum-
phries
St. Paul's M. E. Church, South, 247 E.
Hunter
Stfl. Peter and Paul R. C. Church, Mari-
etta se cor Alexander
Sts. Peter and Paul Parochial School,
331 Marieta
St. Philips Chapel, (Episcopal), 8
Washington
St. Philips Church, (Episcopal), Washing-
ton ne cor Hunter
J:
S AFFORD ELIAS D., printer, r 84 W.
Cain
Safford Sarah, wid H. P., r 84 W. Cain
SA^E IRA T., supt. Ga. Pac. Ry., r 26
E. Ellis
Sage John, carpenter, r 54 Victoria
Sage Miranda, Mrs., r 61 W. Mitchell
Sahle George G., grocer, 460 Decatur
Salander F., wks J. & H. T. Trowbridge
Salisbury Albert, supt Am. Missionary
Assn., r 86 PuUiam
Salisbury Arthur, elk, r 39 Jones
Salisbury David S., bds 39 Jones
Salmons Ella, c, cook, r rear 92 Mc-
. Donough
Saloshin Carrie Miss, r 85 1^ Whitehall
Saloshin Esther Miss, r 86>^ Whitehall
Saloshin Gustave, Jr., pawn broker, 12
Peachtree, r 34 Luckle
Saloshin Gustave, Sr., saloon, 131 E.
Hunter and boarding, S6}4 Whitehall
Saloshin Henry, printer, r 86 Whitehall
Saloshin Louis, foreman, r 96J4 White-
hall
Saloshin Rachel Miss, r 96}^ WhitehaU
Salter Daniel, c, lab, r 2 Holcomb al
Salter Ella E., wid S. F., r 436 Peachtree
Salter Fannie F. Mrs., r 26 BaUey
SALTER METHTHf T., M. D., physi-
cian and dispensary^J^ N. Broad, r 25
BaUey
Salter Paul, carpenter, bds 173 W. Foun-
dry
Salter William C, carpenter, r 173 W.
Foundry
Sammons I^roy M. (S&mmons & Cook),
r 173 E. Hunter
SAMMONS A COOK (L. M. Sammons
and J. N. Cook), livery stables, 83 S.
Broad
Samples Charles, c, Sfudaex- J4 K. Wea-
ver =-; :.^i.-..-iw«->.!j
Samples Charles W., painter, r 135 Smith
Samples Eva Miss, wks E^qio. Mills
Samples Jessie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Samples John T., carpenter, r 66 Chapel
Sams Carrie P., wid R. F^ r 183 N.
Collins
Sams Hansford D. D., ^itfa Thomas £•
Walker, r Decatur
Sams Joseph A., geul Sou. agt L. & N.
and N., C. <fc ^ L. R. Rs., 26 S. Pryor,
r Decatur
Sams Madison, c, lab, r 238 W. Hunter
Sams Richard F., tray agt, r 183 N.
Collins
Sams Robert W., with G. W. Adair, r
183 N. Collins
Samson Xathan, c, brakeman, r 21 Ge-
munden
Samuel Long, wks M. Gaines, r 48
Martin
Samuels John L., jeweler, r Bellwood
Sanders Ansel, c, lab, r ^3 Mangum
Sanders Armstead, c, carpenter, r 236
C. R. R
Sanders Arthur, c, carpenter, r 4 Tren-
holm
Sanders Burrell G., with S. M. Inman Si
Co., bds 79 S. Pryor
Sanders Celia Miss, domestic Markham
House
Sanders Clara, wid S. P., r 95 PuUiam
Sanders Eugene Miss, r 159 S. Prvor
Sanders Harris, com. mer., bds 138
Walton
Sanders Henry, c, lab, r 81 C. R. R
Sanders Henry, c, lab, r 127 SUifi
ton WTHBW '" STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT. CORN, PORK, SIOCS, LARD,
fUfl fllTIIua <>ATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIflE!
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► feld, r 95 PulJiam
Sanders James R., cigar mnfr, 169 Mari-
1^ etta, r 25 Calhoun
^^Brold '^^^^ ^'' ^^^^^ ^« 2^>^ ^•
Sanders Xanle, c, laundress, r 216 Man-
gum
Sanders Randall, c, wks Ballard's Trans-
Q« 1 ^% ' ^ Chapel, 3d e of Haynes
Sanders Samuel, c, lab, r 1 Jones al
S^der^ WBliam C. (S. M. Inman &
Co.), r 120 Washington
- Sanders William J., barkpr Morris A
Murphy, r 115>^ Decatur
r°?l7^T7liton°' ^* ^^^^^^^^^ * Shome),
^^^^^«w2;? P"'^ MOORE'S BUS,
UNITBRSITT, bds 69 Houston
A It *^Shonie (W. P. Sanders and
A. M bhome), produce coms, 3 N.
Broad '
Sanderson Hester, c, cook, r 73 Hum-
phries ,,
I^IJh' ^- ^v^boUei^'nfa', i>d8 77 DecatSi
5>ands Edward, machinist E. T. Va &
Ga. R. R •» . w
Sands Mary E. Miss, teacher Atia. Uni-
versity g
Sandwich Walter D., conductor, r 113
Peachtree
Sanford Fannie, c, domestic, r rear 17
Bell
Sanford Isaiah, c, porter, r 160 Windsor
Sanford John, c, wks Ristine, Mav & Co
Sanford Loaise, c, laundress, r 160 Wind-
sor
Sanford Robert, c, porter Ifaffonal Hotel
Sanford William, c, lab, r 144 Foster
^i^^^^'ge D. (Stoney & Sanger), r
2o>^ Peachtree 1 * '
^^^S 4- *'RISBY, coUecUoQ agent,
21>^ Marietta, r country i ^. , '^ '
SanUy Mary L. Mis^s niatibn Atla. Uni-
versiiv
Sargert W. O., wks Expo. Mills
Sarnes William A., grocer, r 122 W. Fair
Sartonus Claire Miss, r 211 S. Pryor
Sartorius Jacob, trav agt, r 1^4 S. Forsyth
Sassaman James P., trav. agt., r 236 W
Peters
Sasseen Aaron, c, shoemakr, r 347 Man-
gum ]
Sasseen Andrew, c, wks cot. com
Sasseen Dora, wid E., r 71 Alexander
Sasseen George W., bds National Hotel
Sasseen Sidney, c, nurse, r 2d Lynch aL
se of Collins *
.HTt ^OLD %' RENTED '
;i^perty. Farm*, MilurLTiiVeto.
rierson. Real Estate AaX 36 Wall St
• SAY
batterwhite Edmund M., road master E.
^Z'l t^S^' ^' ^-^ ^ ^^^ ^- Mitchell
Satterwhite Peter, c,driver Sciple ASons,
r 122 Markam
^^i?Q?/"u^^"^' ^"^^ Hirsch Bros., r
243 Washington
Saul Emma, wid G. W., r 250 Rawson
oaui L.. C., Mrs., confectioner, 36 White-
hall, r 230 Whitehall ^
^^wvi^fTn ^' (SaulA Penna), r230
' Whitehall
^ w JT'l"?." ^•' "^^ ^- C. Saul, r 230
Whitehall - '^;^ j>
Saul & Penna (S. H. Saul and L. Penna)
restaurant, U}^ Whitehall '
gauls Lucy, c, laundress, r 56 Randolph
Saunders J., wks Globe Planter Co
^aulsbury Thomas J., elk Sou. Ex. r 14
Pratt • , *\>
SaundeTs James F.,^kgt Union News Co.,
r by Luckie
Savage Charles c, waiter Markham
Savage John T , conductor E. T., Va. &
Ga. R. R., bds Markham
Sawtell Henry C. (H. C. Sawtell & Co.)
live stock dlr Union Stock Yards r wl
Formwalt, s of Bass '
Sawtell), butchers, 127 Whitehall
Sawtell Isaac Y. (I. Y. Sawtell & Co.),
r 107 Marietta
Sawtell I. Y. & Son (I. Y. and L. P.
bawtell), raining and land agts, 5 X.
Forsyth ^* '
S^'^tell John, salesman, J. J. Falvey &
Sawtell Leonidas P. (I. Y. Sawtell &
Son), r 107 Marietta
Sawtell Thomas R.(H. C. Sawtell & Co.)
bds Bramlett's ^'
Sawyer Benjamin F., editor, r MUls, nw
cor Williams
Sawyer Benjamin P., furniture, 90 S.
Broad, r 242 W. Peachtree
^aye Cassa A., wid E., r 17 Rock
ba-ye Jasper M., moulder McCombs, Mea-
kin <fc Co., r 17 Rock
Saye John R., moulder, r 65 W. Foundry
Tv^l^"'^ ^^^' iiPliolstress, Lathrop
<t White, r 25 Rock
Saye Richard A., machinist, r 269 Luckie
baye Richard W., carpenter, r 88 Chapel
Saye Robert A, carpenter, r 10 EzzaVd
G ^® «?r,^f' ^^'®*' ^*^» r ^ Chapel *
Saye Wilham^ moulder, r 15 Williams '
Saye William X., carpenter, r 70 W.
Baker
Sayless James M., hackman, r 235 N.
Colling
•yi 1—:!: . Collins
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ROTJOH AJVI> PRESSED LXJMiBJSR AJTP UDHK.
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Sayre Fannie Mrs., r 11 Capitol pi
Sayre West wood C, cotton classer Lang-
ston & Crane, r 120 S. Pryor
Savre William H., bklcpr Maddox,
Rucker <fc Co., r 11 Capitol pi
Scafe Gracie, c, cook, r 50 Bobbin*^ '■
Scafe John, c, lab, r 50 Robbins ^^ -
Scales Henry P. (M. Harralson & Co.),
r 42 Forrest av
Scandrick WUlis, c, driver G. B. Stewart,
r 167 W. Peters
Scarborough Holcombe H., detective, r
7 Bell -:,/-... -4. .• -^■.* tfj^- m-"^-^^
Scarborough Ira J., "bkkpr F. W. Hart &
Son, bds 622 Marietta
Scarborough John W., grocer, 622 Ma-
rietta
SCARRATT JOHN B., mnfrs agt, 44>^
E. Alabama, r 161 Whitehall
Schaefer Robert, prof. MOOBE^S BUS.
UNIVERSITY, r 30 Plum
Schaefer Charles, butcher, D. Tye &
Bro., r 114^-^ Marietta
Schane Jacob, with J. Keely, r 17 WT
Gramett
Schane Zach, elk, r 17 W. Gamett
Schearer George, wks Winship & Bro., r
135 Decatur
Scheetz Ellwood S., pattern mkr, Mc-
Combs, Meakin 4 Co., r 290 E. Pair
Schelberg Annie Miss, wks Expo Cot
Mills
Schell James, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks
Schelpert Elizabetb A. Mrs., grocer, 6^
Marietta ' /
Schelpert Louis, barber, 7 W. Alabama
r 632 Marietta
Schelpert Louis C, contractor, r 632
Marietta
Schenck Alwin L., wks Winship <fc Bro
Schenck Edwin H., wks Winship A Bro
Schenck Ernest E., machinist, r 159 E.
Hunter
, Schenck Frederick H., machinist, r 179
! Davis
Schenck John, machinist, r 34 Ellis
Schevalley Mile, teacher, Atla Prepara-
torv School, r '6 E. Cain
Schiefer Richard, machinist, W. & A.
R R
Schiff Freilerick, elk Hirsch Bros, r 22
W. Fair
fichifferer Max, saloon, 10 E. Hunter
Schilling Henry, bill poster, A. W.
Krels, Markham House
Schikan Jacob J., grocer, 128 W. Mitch-
! j eU, r 138 W. Mitchell
■ Schikan John J., r 138 W. Mitchell
Schikan Marv Miss, r 138 W. Mitchell
Schikan Minnie Miss, elk J. Keeley^ r
138 W. Mitchell
Schikan Peter J., r 138 W. MitcheD
Schindelbauer Harry, baker, H. A. A^-
ricola, r 33 X. Pryor
Schley Martha, c, laundress, r 75 Terry
Schley Philip T., physicbtn (homeo), 63^
Whitehall, r 208 Jones
Schmidt Prank, foreman T. S. Lewis
Schmidt John J., baker, r 17 Fort
HCHMIDT ROBERT, agt C. R. R. 95 W.
MitcheU, r 71 W. Mitchell
SCHMIDT see also SBOTH and
SMYTHE
Schmiltzer Frederick, grocer, Elliott nw
cor Magazine, r 55 Magazine
Schneider Irwin Prof., music teacher,
rl58 Ivy - . - ^
Scholborg Jesse, cot nrer, 37 W. Al*-
bama, r 325 X. Collins
Schorth John, r 409 Marietta
Schorth Peter, bds 409 Marietta
Schrimper William, groceries and liq-
uors, 30 Boulevard
Schroeder August, painter, r 50 B. Baker
Schroeder Minnie, wid J. H., bds 154
W. Fair
Sirhroeder Rudolph, plumber, r 340
Hayn€»s ^
Schroeter Henry, wks Elsas, May 4k Co
Schroeter Minnie Miss, wks Elsas, May
& Co., r 25 Bailey
Schroten Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Pctv
Schroth Barbara Miss, wks Elsas, May
A Co
Schuessler Calhoun S. (Schuessler &
Simms)
SCHUE8SLER k SIMMS (C. S. Schuess-
ler and G. W. Simms), hardware and
house furnishing goods, 42 Peachtree
Schultz August, elk Chamberlin, John-
son & Co
Schultz Dedrick, carpenter, r 91 Plum
Schultz Ella, domestic, r rear 35 Irwin
Schultze Paul, tailor J. G. Jones, bds
Kempner House
Schumann Helene Miss, r 42 Cooper
Schumann Leonore Miss, r 42 Cooper
Schumann Peter J., chemist T. Schu-
mann, r 63 Whitehall
Schumann Theodore, druggist, <53 White-
hall and 92 Peachtree, r 42 Cooper
Schumann's Chemical Laboratory (Tbeo.
and P. J. Schumann and C. H. Behre),
proprs, Q^reeni* Ferry av
Schwartz Morris, janitor Hebrew Be-
nevolent Congregation, r 33 W_.
Mitchell
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SWPLE & sojrs (G. W. and G. W
^Ple, Jr.. and C. E. Sciple), ^•
hcott Alexander, elk John Kran
^ MiXlf • *'"•' '*^«''"^' - 281
^heit'""*' "' '"""'l"*^. •• 29 New
wi^' "l.^'i* ^"''«" * Holland
^^"sSk'''^.* ^- ^'*»' ««a<^h«'- Mitchell
St hchool, r 281 W. Mitchell
W rh-'' ?*' '• .«VPent«'. r 456 E Fair
|cott Edward, c, cook, r 27 Richmond
Scott Smmet, c, barber, r ^ Spring
SEA
Jacteon, ne tor Hijw^a,)i av • '^*' ' I ^^1^? ^'"""'^ *=- •»^«'. ' 1? C^Pl"
^ »11^°' *;• ^^^^ ■■ 170 Wheat «
^li^" '^•' '-'"' •^- **• ^'gl^. 101
Scott Sarah, c, cook, r rear 179 Ivy
W rfif • %**^'': '■2'' Richmond .^
Scott 1 homas S., brick mason, r 26 Man-
gum ' -'«-»U-
sStt wm!*^' "' '^I?'"*'"- •• 19 Grady
I*"" w!i ■'"' ^ l^rtJer National Hotel
N»tt WUliam D. (Scott, Wood Jt Co ) r
^IT w""" ^•' ««n>««e'-. r 11 Martin
^W^.^^'*^ «•' jo" printer, U
W. Alabama, r 30 Highland av ■ ' f
N^tt WiUiam H bkkpr Clarke, Thomp-
son & Co., r 17 Wheat
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WM;'5''?.'^'!S*''<l«lo""n«. Hand IS
S^'t^Jm ^n;."?' «^' H-"-- (See
a. and T. Wood), butchers, 104 Peach-
Scott Yancey R, elk E. Mercer
hoovUle William, .Ik, r 75 ^hington
Screven Thomaii E i.w^.»- - ii'vr" .
Jaclaon, ne cor Highland av
S«^eorg^^B.(G. W.Scott 4 Coo, r
S««G*orge W. (G. W. Scott & Co.), r
^S .^d*.?*l ^- * CO. (G. W.
^«L^H ?J ^'J- Pl-ys'^*" (eye, ew
throat and gkm diseases), offic* hours
^^h^ee'VlTUe'?.'^'"'-"'^^
"Tc^tWi/e^/nd*^ E^wm. Bates
bcott John, c, driver, r 636 Marietla
ocoit John, c, restaurant, 132 Marietta Seals Abraham c '^n^Wi^ ^ •
S<»tt John, wks Ogletree, Robln«.n & .S^}^ Erneu,'^; {^t^f^TjolL S
^o. M°'ciiu^ ^"^°""*' ^^W« * I J^ *' ^^ '^""^ ^ '"^ ^^- ^'''-
Scott'john W.. K* P O ..ifc , ..« M 1 1^ T®K°'?{ "' ?*'''' >• rew 59 Forrest av
rietta ' ^- ^- '"•' '435 Ma- S«alg John H. (J. H. and W. B. Seals)!
tolpl
Scrogj^ins Seth, bds 69 N. Butier
S^?^« wnfi' '' •?.'""lr««. >• 96 E. Cain
^r"P ^llli*"' L- minister to U. S. of
Columbia, r 48 Windsor ^"-"i
C^Utas" "''****'' ^■' •"^P'' ' ^^7 N.
in;, r 110 Mangum
S«"lly ^fflothy, lab, r al bet Fulton and
Kichardson, d e of Eraser
wlJm "^'"*' '• """^^e^. ' 85 New
S^ SalHe Miss, r 218 Crew
i^f l^^il'T'-^vP^^^^ "• 13 Cain
Son, r 66 Pryor
Seott J., c, lab Boyd ^ Kin*
W w""' P.V^J^^'^^*' r ^ Cooper
Mil^ with Scott, Wood & Co^Ti 6
South, 48 S. Broad
Seals), r 32 Church ^ ^- *'
Searcy John, c, driver, r 50 W. Fair
Sears A., elk. bds .«v wi,i»..i,«ii
Scott Michael, c. lab r Mn w wu„>. n fe^'^y John, c, driver, r 50 W F
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307
SHA
Searg Elizabeth W., wid J. W., r 150 W.
Hunter
Sears Charles E., barkpr, r 365 White-
hall
Sears James, engineer, r 258 Fnwer -
Sears Joshua H., bds 35 W. Slmpsoa
Sears Noah S., engineer, r 150 W. Hun-
ter ;■. ^'■'v.-T^:;"Sj-^r_ ;^. ■•-'y'?::Vr
Sea wood ITj&tlellfee, with Scki. World, r
17 Wheat
Seay Jefferson, c, drayman tt, Y, Snow,
r rear 336 Penchtree ^ *'
Seay Lewis, c, lab, r 101 Greens Ferry av
Seay Roddy, c, porter Kattenhom & Vig-
naux, r 1 S. Butler
Second Baptist Church, Washington, nw
cor Mitchell
Seddon Thomas, sec. B. & D. Extension
Co., 2 Luckle
Seel Albert, elk, r 12 Spring
Segall Fannie Miss, wka Expo. Mills
Seidell Charles W., elk W. & A. R. R
r 133 Spring
SEIFERT ALBERT 1., supt P. O., r 58
Fairlle
Selas Henry, c, lab, r rear 37 W. Gamett
Selby Julian P., salesman Simons A
Drummond, bds 83 Marietta
Selig Bros <fc Co. (Jonas, Jacob and
Sigmund Selig), sun bonnets, 15 N.
Pryor
Selig Derrech, tailor C. G. Grasse, r 136
Thompson
Selig Emile, elk J. Selig, r Forsyth oor
Brotherton
SXUe JACOB (Selig Bros. <ft Co.),
clothing, 23 Whitehall, r 36 Cooper
Selig Jonas (Selig Bros &, Co.), r 27
Brotherton
Selig Sigmund (Selig Bros A Co.), r 27
Brotherton
Selkirk James M. Jr., with Morrison,
Bain A Co., bds 36 Washington
Selle Edward, bollermkr, bds 116>^
Whitehall
Sellers Alice Miss, wks Jas. P. Harrison
A Co
Sellers John P., lab, r 173 Mrrletta
Sellers Martha A. Mrs., boarding bouse,
80 Plum
Sellers Patrick H., dispatcher R. dk D.
R. R., r 63 Smitli
Sells Holmes W. Dr. (JohnNeal ^ Co.),
bds 67 MaHetta
SELTZER HENRT, china, glass and
crockery, 16 N. Broad
Semmes Raphael T., tray afft Beck dt
Gregg Hardware Co., bds 168 S. Piyor
Semons J. Daniel, c, lab, r ss Chapel 1st
e of Haynes
Sentelle George, carpenter, 84 W. Baker
Sentell M0II& A. Mrs., dresMokr, 15
Larkin -*^ "
Sergeant Charles E., tray agt R. 4k D. R^
R., r 31 Cone * ?j -
Sergeant Nettie E. MIra, teacher Girls
High School, r 31 Cone
Sesin Dora, c, laundress, r 19 Riggers
Sessions H. M., £arm manager Atla.
Unlyersity *
Settle Hal, with Hutchison d; Bro., bds
Cannon Honse
Setze James W., elk, bds 209 Crew
Sener Lucy, c, laundress, r 211 Cooper
Seward Mattie Miss, correspondent Socu
World, r 17 Wheat
Sewell Charles, c, lab, r 36 Solomon
Sewell Eliza, c, cook, r rear 57 E. Cate
Sewell Hannah, laundress, r 160 Fort
Sewell James W., conductor ,^ r 259 W»
MitchdU
Sewell Jesse A., flagman, r 267 Jones
Sewell. Lewis P*, elk, r 152 Thompson
Sewell Lucinda, wid Jesse, r 267 Jonea
Sewell Sandy, c, lab, r 17 Grady
Sewell Thomas A., with J. C. A L
Daniel, r 32 Whitehall
Sextou Green, c, draymau, r ss Glenn 1st
e of Gnwly
Sexton Liz^ Miss, housekeeper, r 193
Jones
Seymour Calyin B., r 205 Rawson
Seymour Florence Miss, r 205 Rawson
Seymour Jennie Miss, r 205 Rawson
Seymour Jerome C.,bkkpr Beck A Gregg
Hardware Co., r 66 PuUiam
Seyinonr Marv Miss, r 206 Rawson
Shackelford Anna K., IGss, r 126 N.
Collins
Shackelford Annette Miss, teacher lite-
rary dep. Atla. Female College, r 14S
Shackelford A. C, wid J., r 76 Collins
Shackelford C, wks Gate City P. M. Co
Shackelford Francis R., rl26 N. CoUins
Shackelford John, with R. H. Kni^p, r
64 Hood
Shackelford Loyd S., wks Ogletree,Bo6-
inson A Boyd
Shackelford Melissa, wid S. J., r 37 W.
Cain
Shackelford Walter, candymkr G. £•
Johnson, r 259 Luckle
Shadden James H., elk, r 58 Richardsott
Shadden Thomas S., witii S. M. Inman
A Co., r 58 Bteliardson
Shaddox James C, elk, r 55 8. Forsyttk
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In STOCKS, COTTON, V^ltAT, COHN, FOt^k, SfL^S, LA«a
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PA^t^E,
ROWLAND & CO. ^ & t> ^f^r^ Broad Street
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FRIERSOW, 36 Wail S
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Shannon John C. (Shannon & Kerr ^ W ir I qko,^ t?^ I 7
Kerr), grocers, U WhitehaU
^harer Hattie, c, cook, r rear 33 Luckie
Sharman Clement B., boarding, r 79Loyd
iTo"^"^?^ ^'^' ^^ ^^a- Cot. Fcty,
r IM >Y alton
Sharp Albert A., supt New Orleans <S; V.
Jl. K. R., r 185 Ivy
Sharp Ann Mrs., elk Chamberlin, John-
son & Oo., bds Cannon House
Sharp Barrington S., with Moore, Marsh
& Co., r 18o Ivy v^.i?i i
^^^7 J^^* ^i88» wks Atla Cot. Fety, r
lo3 Walton ^ , | •^'
Sharp Prank W., mason, r l53 Walton
Sharp Harvey (Sharp Bros.),r 55 Walton
this ?H^"2f.'^ ^-.^^^^^ ^ ^ Thurmond
Sbarp Ida Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Sharp James (Sharp Brog.)r 202 Marietta
bbarp John F., carpenter, r 24 McDon-
OUgh
^^Sf?,^*^"^ C» Pa«5 agt W. <fc A. R R
28 E. Wall, r 101 Nekon '
Sharp Mary, c, lunch room, 269 W
Peters j '
Sharp Mary E., wid W., r 1^ Ivy
*^Q^''T ^^' ^^« ^*Ja- Cot. Fcty.,
• r 1,53 Walton "^ '
Sharp Mathilda C, wid A. B., r 101
Nelson • > * x
®^*-7w '^.^ ^iss, wks Atla.Cot. Fcty., r
lo3 Walton '
Sharp Robert, elk, bds Canncm House
Sharp Robert, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Sharp Robert E., elk Freeman <fcCrank-
snaw i
th^I '^m''™^ ^'iS^^' ^« ^*n°on House
wflton'"*™^ ' watchman, r 153
ShIrp wl^i^fV^iP!."*^'' rft4 Thurmond
^ wn ^^I/* Hm genl agt Wheeler
& Wilson Mnfg. Co., 7l Wh^ehaU, r 42
W. Peters '
^tx'r'^^l^lifilJ-' "^"^^ '^^^^^ ^-
Shaver Felvy, c. cook, r rear 181 S. Pryor
Shaver Maiy, wid D., r 238 Wheat
»lMjw Andrew, c, whitewasher, r 367
^ raser
Shaw Augustus, r 91 Ivy ^
^^Jonef^^^^^^^ A., elk J. Keely, r 25
^ Whitehall ^* ^"'^ ^a^^Ing house, 150
Q^"*"^ ^^^'i' "^^ *^^' ^ ^«*r 132 S. Pryor
Shaw Floyd, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty., r
4o Victoria "^ '
Shaw George C, printer, W. H. Scott -
Shaw James T., stock dlr, r 35 Hills av
Shaw Jefferson, lab, r 35 Hills av
Sbaw Joshua, c, driver, r rear 178 W
Peters
o?*^ iv"^*^* ^» laundress, r 450 E. Fair
bhaw M. A. Mrs., elk Chamberlin, John-
son & Co
S*5g^«obert, c, wks H. Sutton, r 32
Shawliobert J., elk J. Keely, r 44 W
Hunter ^* ■« " .
Shaw Samuel H., printer, r 91 Ivy .
t5haw Samuel P., stock dlr, r 205 W
Peters
Shaw William P., carpenter, r 128 E.
Hunter
Shea p. A., tailor, r 74 E. Hunter v
bhea Jane, wid D., r 8 Fulton Factory
Shea Maggie Miss, wks Fulton Mills "^
Shea ^ ora Miss, wks Fulton Mills
w»..9^2°Jf^' ^^^ J- <^- Jones, r 120
vvhitehall : v " i? ;
Shead James, wks Expo Mflls
bhedrick Mary, c, cook, r rear 198 White*
nail
Saeehan Addie Miss, bds 89 S. Pryor
bheehan Cornelius, r 205 S. Pryor
■^^ o ^;^^®» teacher Fair St. School,
r JU6 b. Pryor *
^^W^B^e^' ^J*8. (Sheek & Co.), r 15
SheekWUev, bkkpr, Blood Balm Co., r
lo W. Baker '
Sheek Wiley, with Sheek & Co., r 15 W
Baker
Sh^k & Co. (Mrs M.^ C. Sheek and )
ciK 1^^*S^ ^"^ ^'■"^^s» 12 S. Forsyth
Sheets Alfred, r 138 Luckie
^^^? 4^'*'"'''^' ^» drayman, H. Lewis '
Sheets Elbert, elk r 290 E. > air
SHEETS THOMAS R., butcher, 48 Rock
r3» Luckie
Sheffield Alexander, c, porter, Pullman
oou Car Co
i!l^2^1^ ^^^}^ ^' ^^^' ^ 42 McDaniel
Sheffield Philip, c, porter, Pullman Sou
i^ar Co
tht^^r!'^ F^'i^l' '^ ^^^» ^ 42 McDaniel
Sheldon Adolphus A. (Sheldon «fc Pin-
son) r 112 E. Peters
Sheldon Charies A., bkkpr, Fulton Cot-
Ll u i.1 X .-.F ■ - - ^" Spinning Co., r 1 Badger
Pnvate Place in the City. ^
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Kind or T^ixiiil>eir. J^tlim. gHingle^ oy ^ *—
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309
SHO
SHELDON & PINSOH (A. A. Sheldon
and J. S. Pinson), grocers, 92 Mc-
Donoueh
Sheler mniel, c, carpenter, r es Con-
nally, 1st n of Little
Shell Catherine, c, laundress, r 65 Haynes
SheU John, shoemkr, r 42 Bradbury
SheU John T., c, shoemkr, 139 W. Peters
r 45 Bradbury
SheU WUliam A., printer, bds 1 -^^t
Shelnutt James O., wks J. W. & D, F.
Reynolds, r 31 Hills av ^^
Shelton Hester Mrs., bds 70}4 Wblteh^l
Shelton John C, c, carrier P. O., r 26 E.
Humphries
Shelton J. R. Mrs., dressmkr^^ r 154
Xelson
Shields Annie Miss, bds 870 E. Hunter
Shields Cynthea, c, cook, r rear 53 E.
Fair
Shields Henry G., grocer, 520 Decatur,
r 76 Yonge
Shields Henry O., molfler Atla. Bridge
Wks
Shields Henry W., elk, r 366 Decatar
Shields James A., bkkpr E. Vat Winkle
4 Co
Shields Jesse, c, foreman Miller A Brady,
r4Rawson v>i*^^ :- _^
Shields John, wks J. B.Ryan, r 44 Smith
Shields Joeeph, butcher, r 74 Pulliam
Shields Joseph, c, elk, r 245 Ira
Shields Lina Miss, bds 270 E. Hunter
Shields Lucy, wid A., r 364 Decatur
Shelton Thomas A., capitalist, r 360 Shields Mary, c, domestic, r rear 133
E. Van
Whitehall
Shelton William, moulder,
Winkle & Co., r 36 Rock.
Shelton William H., blksmith, r 36 Rock
SHELTON WILLLiM L., office 28 E.
Wall, r Edgewood
Shelverton George W., elk J. Silvey &
Co., r 350 N. Calhoun j,
Sheppard Charles J., r 63 Gartrell ' "
SHEPPARD FRANKLIN B., manager
U. S. Lifte Ins Co., 19 Whitehall, r 20
Pine
Sheppard Jacob, c, porter, J. W. John-
son
Sheppard John, c, lab, r 126 Fort
Sheppard Joseph E., c, lab, r 30 High
Sheppard Joseph, c, lab, r 19 Richmond
Sheppard Martha A. wid A. L., r 53 For-
rest av
Sheppard Temperance Miss, r 63 Gartrell
Sheppard Thomas J., sewing machine
^ agt, r 11 Markham
Sheppard WUliam, c, lab, r rear 15 Bell
Sheppard WUliam, tinner H. Franklin, r
94 Ellis
Sheppard W. A., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r
18 Wheat
Sheridan Charles O., fresco iwdnter, bds
Markham House
' Sheridan Frederick R., artist, r 5 Clarke
Sheridan WUliam N., policeman, r 107
Luckie
Sherman Ellis, c, porter J. Domini
Sherman Reuben, c, lab, r 52 Ga. R. R
Sherrod Louisa, wid J. H., r 24 Form-
wait
Sherwood Samuel, lab, bds 2363^ Decatur
Shide Andrew J., tinner, r 203 E. Hun-
ter
, Shields Adolphus A., saloon, r 366 Deca-
tur
W.M
Washington
Shields Lucy Miss, wks Expo. MUla
Shields Roee, c, domestic, r rear 246 De-
catur
Shields Sarah Mies, wks Expo. MiBs
Shields Thomas, saloon, 118 Decatar,
r 22 N. Collins
Shields William S., butcher, r 235 Foster
Shields WiUiam S., elk F. M. Jack <fc
Co., bds 124 Peachtrec
Shiloh Methoc^st Church, c, Thurmond,
ne cor Haynes
Shindlebower H. B., foreman, r 33 N.
Pryor
Shindlebower Mary E. Mrs., hoarding,
r 33 N. Pryor
Shipp Joseph B. (J. Carey, Son A; Co.),
r 258 W. Peachtree
Shirer Charles A., lab, r 8 Henry, W. E
Shirer Nicholas, carpenter, r 8 Henry,
Shirer William H., painter, r 8 Henry,
W E
Shivers Eliza, wid T. J., r 201 S. t^orsyth
Shivers James, foreman,bds 155 Marietta
Shivers Thomas J., engineer, r 20 Butler
Shockley WUliam J., roofing paints, 56^
S. Broad, r 153 Plum
Shoemaker B. D., wks H. Crankshaw ^
Co
Shoar Henry L., printer Constitution, r.
138 W. Baker
Shoemaker Mary, c, laundress, r 130
Foster
Shoemaker Robert A., conductor E. T.,
Va. & Ga. R. R., bds 101 Ifelson
Shome Albert M. (Sanders A Shome.)
Shome Claud S., pattern-maker Wilkins,
Post A Co., r 127 Walton
Shoneshin Jonas, elk J. Selig, r 193 S.
Forsyth
MakM CLOTHING to ord^rl
Fit MarantMd tt ready mm6% priotib
It m4 19 WhltoMa MrMt
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Dougherty, W. S. Brown and R u*
Holt), whol. dry eoods ami «^f-' ■^•
4 and 6 Decatur '^^ ^^ notions.
.ShonerS,;;^r^XT^/^^^^^^^ 4 and 6 ppatu7 ^^ ^^ ^^^ns.
28o Foster " "* "•' "^ Simmons Adam, e, buUer R f />
Shropshire Andrew /. (Shrooshire a L, "^ '^'' ^9 n^ashinRton ' ' '^'^*'
Johnson), r 49 Windsor *^ * S mmons Alonzo D., grocer r 24 ri.„ •.
Shropshire Edward F m.n»v t „ Simmons BuUer e wkVr 4 t • "'*>
^ High r 27 E. pine ^^ """« ' '■ «• Simmons Gathering '^^Vufd,^'^ ,«,
Shropshire William R ~k„i » u- Houston ' """"ress. r 161
and cigars, 43 S. Broad ^?£'- 'o*»ceo Simmons Charles C iw « q. ■
^ anf V-"!.* -Jr^^^- J-^ibire ,>■». r 28 w";'!^- 4^^- »• Simmon, 4
S^Th.mas a., ^„^,er Bistine, «'^- ^^el Jr., «, porter, ^S;d.,
'-h'tC^' '' "-^'^! ' " ^••«««- ||~^^^^^^ wi« Log.„ Bros
«-;}?i5 e-.PhWps.. watchman Moo^ Fc^Z ^^^'^ ^..^c. b^i.mi't^. rU
_.Co., ixls 149S.''i?.^,f •'• «• Hood*
hooehee
^ mI",^ ^•..^''"'P*' watchman Moore
«!h. il"? *.*^°-' •■ 24 Wheat '
snulhafer Aaron E.. cllc n H i^. u
^^ty, r 52 W. Garnett t 'r' ^»«''er-
Sh^umate D. A., B. P. O.^lk r Decatur,
^''rur^- ''"''*'^' ««»• <»«'• elk, r De-
Co., b<l8 149 S. Fojtsyth
"HKfl^k''^^'C.J. Kick-
f |^™°n» Henry, c, lab, r 29 Howell
Shumate WUIiam L rr , i ^. 1 Pa7;°on7'"'^ •=' '^^ «='* ^^ M- S-. r
mate), and rSSt^^'clk^'^o'' f if""- tlSr"" f ?»"'«' '^^ J- 'n^-, r 65 Waller
tur, Ga . * ^ ^- "•• "^ I*ec»- f tomons Lizzie, c, laundre^ r 18 P«^
Shurbutt James R -v. w i' . « _ Simmons L. D..'g^cer ^^1.„k£?*''
registry
Shurbutt James B., wkg W. **A H w
!• 7 Means " " • « a. k. R.,
r 7 Meair°° "*' """"•« A. R. R., 34 Church
Sh^^butt Thomas, watchman, r 44 Pow- iiSS ^ffifl^,rr /• tr '«•'«"
Shurbut William, wIm W A a » « L.<-''aPel ' "' '*''' "^ ^7
„r7 Means ' *" ^- * ^- K. R., Simmons Mote T., lamplighter r 1«a
8huttle«Lor«n«. ,flOT.....J '- Walton »mp"gnter, r 163
Simm^onsNel^^^ ^^_g_^^^
iJlJJ^e* Lorenzo, r 69 Luckie
Slke. Columbu.,'c '^'k's'LiiS'^^?^'" fcr |^.»"»' <=• l«b, r 285 Foster
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Q., T" *'^^^"* Jttiss, r 72 E FftJr Simmons Susan, c, cook, r rear isn a
SUveyJerome, withSUveyA Co ri4» Q,^'''^^** *»r rear 180 8.
I^vd ^ ® '"^•> ' Wr Simmons Thomas ^ n^r^^ *
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Simmons William S. (W. S. Simmons &
Son), r 38 W. Harris
Simmons W. S. A Son (W. S. and C. C.
Simmons), grocers, 189 Marietta
Simms Albert, c, lab, r 184 Elliott
Simms Annie, c, cook, r 116 Walker
Simms Araminta, wid R. W., r 59
Walker
Simms Charles, elk Chamberlin, John-
son <t Co -• .---^
Simms Columbus, c, driver, r 1^ Fort
Simm? George W. (Schuessler A Simms),
bds 100 Walton
Simms Gustave, c, lab, r 4 Holcomb al
Simms James, c, wks Cot. Com
Simms Jane, wid T. G., r 51 Walker
Simms Phillip B., conductor, r 35
Walker
Simon Alexander, c, lab, r 35 Mays al
Simon Alexander L., blksmith, r 6 N.
Collins
Simon Charles, c, lab, r 91 Larkin
Simon Charles F., painter, r 2d4 Fraser
Simon Frank, c, lab, r 35 Mays al
Simon Frank S., elk, bds 149 S. Forsyth
Simon F. C, painter W. S. McNeal
Simon Gabriel, c, lab, r 35 Mays al
Simon Green, c, wks W. K. Booth, rl58
Thurmond
Simon Jefferson, c, lab, r 35 Mays al
Simons Esther, c, laundress, r 8S Wind-
sor
Simons Henry, c, carpenter, r 86 Wind-
sor
Simons John F. (Simons & Drummond),
r54 Walton
SIM0N8 & DRUMMOND (J. F. Simons
and G. C. Drummond), whol grocers
and com mers., 19 S. Broad
Simonton Lily, c, laundress, r 122 Gray
Simonton Julia, c, laundress, r 12S Gray
Simonton James, c, butcher, r S78 Fort
Simpkins James, wks Fulton Mills, r 21
Fulton Factory
>impson Alexander, c, blksmith, r 319
Foster
Simpson Arthur, c^ 1 Kirk
Simpson Belle, c, o<«ok J. A. Brown, r
- 25J Crew
Simpson Clara, c, laundress, r 252 Crew
Simpson Francis M., policeman, r 172
W. Fair
Simpson Frank, c, wks^Withers & Hol-
^ land
Simpson Gus, c, carpenter, res Terry
18th n of Love
Simpson Hugh, stone cutter, r 17 Stone-
Simpson John, c, driver, r 149 Greens
Ferry av
Simpson Mary S. Mrs., dressmkr, 17
Stonewall
Simpson Xannie, Miss, with Lathrop &
White, r 172 W. Fair
Simpson Xancy, wid E.^ r 154 W. Fair
Simpson Osslan F.,bkkpr F. B. Block,r 11
Capitol pi
Simpson Robert, c, wks Z. E. Taylor, r
26 W. Hunter
Simpson S. M., wks Sou. Agl Wks
Simpson Watus, c, fireman, r 225 Foster
Simpson William A. (Smith & Simpson)
Simpson William U., harnessmkr C. W.
Motes & Co. , r 7 Clarke
Simpson Willie Miss, with Mrs. M.
Morris, r 51 E. Mitchell
Sims Alexander, c, lab, r 285 Foster
Sims Clarke, c, elk J. Tillery,
Sims Daniel, c, driver W. S. Wilson &
Co
Sims Elizabeth, wid J. A.,r24 King
Sims Fnink A. (Moore, Sims & Co.), bda
100 Walton
Sims George, c, driver J. C. Bridjrer, r
160 Houston
Sims George H., with Moore, Sims &
Co., bds 100 Walton
Sims George W., elk S. M. Inman A Co.,
r 161 Ivy
Sims Henry, c, plasterer, r 396 Mo-
Donough
Sims Isham, c, lab, r 86 Johnson
Sims John H., c, elk W. R. Finley, r 403
Mangum
Sims Joseph, c, porter, A. M. Bergstrom,
r 41 Markham
Sims Judge, c, waiter Markham
Sims J. v., ear driver, r 8 S. Broad
Sims King, c, drayman, r 11 Glynn
Sims Mary, c, norse, r 277 Filter
Sims Milton L., foreman R. A D. R. R,,
r 24 King
Simon Newton, c, lab, r ns Parker, Ist e
of Williams
Sims Rebecca A., wid R. H., r 161 Ivy
Sims Richard, with Johnson, Coleman A
Co., r 56 y. Forsyth
Sims Robert, c, barkpr, A. Bronk, r 240
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Sims Robert, c, driver, J. C. Bridger, r
160 Houston
Sims Robert W., trav agt, bds Markham
House
Sims Samuel, c, porter, M. Barwell & Co
Sims Sarah P. Miss, r 14 W. Simpson
Sims Solomon c, lab, r 206 W. Hunter
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SindaU Charles A., sec. Sou. RaUway &
Steamship Assu., Ms 150 Whitehall
Smdof Robert, c, lab, r 115 Foster
Singer Joseph E., bkkpr, r 37 Jones
S^GEB MXFG. CO.-THE, C. G. Lam-
bert, manager, 42 MarietU
bmgleton James, c, brickmason, r 22
lerry '
^^m*^" Same, c, cook, r rear 20 Pul-
Singleton S. V., wks E. T. Ya A r^
K. R., bds 267 W. Peters ' ^*
lln^^S^ o?^' c laundress, r 67 Newton
binnott Charles P., teacher Atla. Univer-
Olli V
Sirmons Xoble, wks John Rjan
SiBkHattie Miss, wks Expo. Mill !
bisk John, wks Expo. Mills
Sisson John D., fireman \T. & A. R R
81SS0N TARDY P., book and job
printer, 26 S. Broad, r 90 Davis ^
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bet Haynes and Davis
Sixth Church (Methodist), ns Merritts
cw*\ ^* Peachtree and Collins
Hkath John, c, wks Cot. Com
Skelton Martha, wid J. O., r 283 B. Fair
bkmner Fannie M., wid L. T., r 237 S
Pryor
SJminer Jefferson, printer, rl32 Maga-
every deseription, Ott4'
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Skipper Nancy, wid E., r 40 Henry^
liStt ^^^^^^ *. Stahl), r 142 El-
Skoch & Stahl (L. Skoch and J^Stahl)
butchers, 142 Elliott '
Slack John, c, wks cot. compress
li^t ^"^^ ^\ ^^> ' "1 E- ^Ellia
b ack Reed c lab, r 177 Ellis
^l^t w ?r ^- ™*<^hinist, r 18 Venable
Slack y, lUiam H., asst bkkpr Langston
A Crane, bds 8 Wheat
Slater James R., driver M. Cole <t Co
blaton John M., elk, r 169 Jon^
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Jon^ ^ • P- °^-» 75 E. Mitchell, r 16^
Slaton Waiiam M., teacher Boys' Hi<rh
^hool, r 169 Jones '=*
Slaughter John F., r 220 W. Fair " ■
Slaughter Maria, c, laundress, r 3 Lane
Sledge Alexander J., carpenter, r M^
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S edge John, carpenter, r 54 Fowler
^ !^f 'i?^'^' ?' '''^*'' ^ ^^^ *1 Cooper
i>ledge Mary L., wid R. P., r 418 Mari^
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Sledge WUliam, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
^ Co pressman Jas. P. Harrison
Slider T. P., solicitor The Singer Mf/ Co
SJ«f«.I>avid U. (Holcombe | SW) r
National Hotel ^'
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Sloan James, elk, r 47 Plum
Sloan Mary Miss, r 89 Plum
li^ ^' ^'' ^^^^'^^ *^- Keely, r 58 Col-
^^^K*" T?l'^™ ^-^ ^' biksmlth, r 6^
Chamberlain
^^?*?f^ ^^"''^' ^^^^e^ > 1«3 Whitehall,
r J4 E. Gamett
Sloman Samuel J., butcher, r M W.
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lm^}{ f!h\ ^•^.•?- ^^*^' '^ 1«5 ^^^^
Small Lizzie Miss, r 18 PuUiam
Small Sam. W., stenographer 'Court
^ House, r 39 Pulliam ^ ^ '^ '"^^"^
Small William, c, wks Chicago Mt. Mar-
ket, r rear 32 Pulliam
Smallwood Sarah, dres6makr,r 218 Elliott
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Smarr Clodil Miss, wks Jas. P. fTarrf-
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Smartman Edwin, wks Sou- AgU Wks.,
bds 61 Johnson ' '•
Smillie A. S. Mrs., teacher Ivy St School,
r 76 N. Collins
Smillie Ella W. Miss, teacher Crew St.
School, r 92 Pulliam
Smillie James, with Morrison Bain &
Co., r 22 Foster
Smillie Robert T., trav. agt., r 92 Pulliam
Smillie Thomas S., trav. agt. Beck &
Gregg Hardware Co., r 43 X. Collins,
Smillie S. F., Mrs., teacher Ivy St.School
Smith Adeline E., wid H., r 183 Filmore
Smith Albert, c, porter Chess Carley Co
Smith Alexande , carpenter, r 616 Ma-
rietta
Smith Alexander, c, lab, r 52 Horton
Smith Alexander C, bkkpr, r 49 W.
Garnett
Smith Alexander W., lawyer, 6^ White-
haU, r 239 S. Forsyth
Smith Alfred A., carpenter, r 22 E.Hum-
phries
Smith Alice, c, domestic, r rear 205 Jones
Smith Alice Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Smith Allen, c, porter Nat. Surg. Inst
Smith Alonzo E., machinist, bds 33 Gar-
trell
Smith Amanda, c, cook, r rear 216 White-
hall
Smith Anna, c, domestic, r rear 96 Pul-
liam.
Smith Anna V., c, dressmakr, r 115 E.
Collins
Smith Annie, c, cook, r 31 James
Smith Annie M., c, grocer, 275 W. Peters
Smith Annie Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Smith A. H. Mrs., teacher Fair St.
School, r 181 E. Hunter
Smith Bailey, c, porter Mickelberry <&
Whitlock
Smith Bayliss, c, porter, r 55 Gate City
Smith Brister, c, wics Stocks & Brazelton
Smith Brj-ee, broker, 27>2 Whitehall, r
214 Crew
Smith Burgess, bkkpr D. Appleton <&
Co., r W^, E
Smith Burton (Hoke <fc Burton Smith),
r 1 Howard
Smith Bryant^ c, lab, r rear 147 Windsor
Smith B., wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
Smith B. C, carpenter R. & D. R. R
Smith B. F., stadent, bds 40 Pratt
Smith Carrie, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Smith Carrie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Scott
Smith Callie, c, cook B. E. Crane, r rear
59 Washington
Smith Chandler, elk 55 W. Harris
Smith Charles, r 397 Mangam
Smith Charles, c, lab, r 2W Eraser
Smith Charles, c, waiter F. Golden, r
Collins, cor Gilmer
Smith Charles, wks A. P. Stewart k Co
Smith Charles, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Smith Charles B.^ conductor, r 16 Spring
Smith Charles H., tuner PhiUips &
Crew, r 36 Poplar
Smith Charles H., c, Ub, r 96 E. Cain
Smith Charles S., painter, r 34 McAfee
Smith Charles W., brakeman. r 2S
Billiard
SMITH CHABLSS W. (MiUedge k,
Smith), r 212 Crew
Smith Clark, c, butler M. J. Taylor
Smith Clemmond, c, chiaa decorator, r
377 Eraser
Smith Columbus, c, driver W. E. Hoylc
Smith C. A., engineer E- T., Ya. <& Ga.
R. R
Smith C. H., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Smith C. Jo, tea and coiEee, 26>^ Peach-
tree, bds 35 Luckie
Smith Daniel, c, lab, r 52 Foster
Smith Daniel c, lab, r 44 Howell
Smith David, dentist and dental depot,
66>2 Whitehall, r 173 Whitehall
Smith Davis Mrs., r 87 Loyd
Smith Dawson, c, wks Atla Wagon A
Timber Co ^
Smith Delia, c, laundrws, r rear 48 N.
Broad
Smith Dinah, c, laundress, 144 Ira
Smith Doc, c, wks W. J. Willingham
Smith Dora Miss, bookbinder, r 33 Wal-
nut
Smith Edgar, bds 143 Walton t
Smith Edith L. Miss, teacher Clark
University
Smith Edward wks Expo Mills
Smith Edward A., car inspector C. B B
r 16 Markham
Smith Edwin D^ elk. J. J. Richards,
bds 205 McDonough
Smith Edward E. wks E. T. V. AG. R
R. r 446 Whitehall
Smith Elbert, trav agt Tanner, Currier <t
Heath
Smith Elijah C, yard conductor, W. &
A. R. R. r 8 Gray
Smith Eliza c, laundress, r ItH Richard-
son
Smith Eliza Miss, dressjikr, r 19 Haynes
Smith Elizabeth, wid E. C. r 292£. Fair
Smith ElizabeUi, wid M., r 250 E. Fair
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Smith Ella, c, cook r 181 S. Forsyth
Smith Ella, seamstress, r 207 Fort
Smith Ella Miss, wks Elsas, May <fc Co
Smith Ella Miss, wks Expo Mills 7
Smith Ellis S., trav agt, McBride &/Co
bds Ballards '
Smith Ephraim, trav agt, H. A. Fuller
& Son, r 20J E. Alabama
Smith Emma, c, laundress, r 225 Jones
Smith Ephraim F. c, lab, r 53 Rhodes
Smith Erastus F., printer, W. C. Dodson
r 78 Chapel
Smith Erwin, c, porter, Wyly«t Greene,
r 242 Wheat
Smith Esthi^r, wid S. r 33 Walnut
Smith Eula Miss, r 14« Ivy
Smith Eva Miss, wks Expo Mills
Smith E. A. Mrs., r 153 E. Hunter
Smith E. C, conductor, W. ifc A. R. R.
Smith E. Calvin, carpenter, r 6 Daniel
Smith E. Fletcher, foreman W. H. Scott,
r 78 Chapel
Smith E. L., wks Expo. Mills
Smith E. T., master trains Ga. Pa. Ry.
bds Markham House '
Smith E. W. Mrs., physician, 21 Leon-
ard, J j
Smith Fannie, laundreas, r 20 Yonge
Smith Fannie Miss, r 43 Cooper
Smith Fannie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Smith Henry L. (Smith, Porter & Xor-
then), r 239 S. Forsyth
Smith Henry W., section boss E. T. Va.
& Ga. R.Ti.,r 446 Whitehall
Smith Hildreth H., principal Ivy Street
School, r 1 Howard
Smith Hillsman H., elk W. A. Smith, r
454 Marietta t
Smith Hiram B., carpenter, r 21 Leon-
ard, sw of Chapel, J
Smith Holbs, moulder, J. E. Gulatt, r
Larkin ^
Smith Hoke (Hoke A Burton Smith), r
367 W. Peach tree
SMITH HOKE A BURTOIT, lawyers,
3>^ Whitehall ^ '
Smith Horace D. (Carlton & Smith), r
179 Ivy '
Smith Horace F., grocer, E. Harris sw
cor Calhoun, bds 150 X. Calhoun
Smith Howard, c, porter Kenny A Wer-
ner
Smith Hugh, c, wks Atla. Gas Light Co
Smith Hugh S., shipping elk, F. E. Block,
r 1.60 Crew
Smith H. H. A Co. (H. H. Smith and H.
Hurt), cot. brokers, 34^ W.Alabama
Smith Flora, c, cook, r 3^ Whitehall
Smith Fo8ter E., elk, r 35 W. Baker
Smith Fletcher Rev., c, r 19 Pettus
Smith Frances, c, laundress, r 20 Brad-
bury
Smith Francis P., dentist, 16^ White-
hall, r 38 Richardson
Smith Frank, elk Moore, Marsh A Co.. r
55 W. Harris -v
Smith Frank, c, lab, r rear 104 Houston
Smith Frank A., carpenter, r 158 Elliott
Smith Frederick C, trat agt, r 58 Smith
Smith Gabriel, c, shoerakr, HI Luckie
Smith George, c, lab, r ws Fortune, 5th n
of Highland av
Smith George, c, lab, r 174 Wheat
Smith George, c, lab, r 247 W. Fair
Smith George, c, porter E. F. Donehoo
Smith George, c, porter William D. Har-
well
Smith George B., grocer, 41 Chapel
Smith G^eorge H., carpenter, r Bellwood
Smith Georgia Miss, r 291 E. Fair
Smith Green, c, driver, r 181 S. Forsyth
Smith Guy, elk, r35 W. Baker
Smith G. W., machinist E. T., Va. &Ga.
R. R
Smith Hampton, c, lab, r 9 State
Smith Hannah, c, laundress, r 93 Haynes
Smith Harriet, c, laundress, r 14 Mays al
Smith Harry, c, wks Elsas, May «fc Co
Smith Harvey A., car builder, r 18 Gil-
mer
Smith Hattie Miss, r 43 Cooper
Smith Hendrick A., butcher, r 15 Corput
Smith Henry, c, wks Ga. Pac. Ry
Smith Henry, c, lab, r 284 E. Hunter
Smith Henry A., machinist, r 20 Wil-
hams
Smith Henry G. (Smith A Baker), bds 42
E. MitchelH > '
Smith Henry H. (H. H. Smith A Co.), r
Rome, Ga
Smith Henry J., with P. A G. T. Dodd,
r 814 Crew
Smith H. W., wks Expo. Mills
Smith Ida J. Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Smith Irvin, c, Ub, r 241 McDonough
Smith Isaac, wks Fulton Mills, r 1 Ful-
ton Fcty
Smith Isaac, c, lab, r 14 Mays al
Smith Isaac, c, wks Winship A Bro
Smith Isaac H., manager J. M. Bradley,
r 123 Eraser
Smith Isaac R., carpenter, r 642 Mari-
etta
Smith Jack, c, driver Morris A Murphy
Smith Jamee, c, driver P. A G. T. Dodd
Smith James, c, lab, r 118 C. R. R
Smith James machinist, r 92 Elliott
Smith James, wks Expo. Mills
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Smith James C, grocer, r 99 Crew
Smith James H. (J. H. Smith A Co)
190 Decatur, r 27 Martin
Smith James M., pres Georgia Land and
Mmeral Co. and ehairmau R. R. Com-
mission, r Columbus, Ga
Smith James M., storekpr, r Pine, ne cor
Luckie -. /, .
Smith James M., watchman, r M Thur-
mond
Smith Jasper N. (Smith A Bearse) r
Peachtree beyond limits
Smith Joseph, c, lab, r 119 E. Cain
Smith Joseph, c, Ub, r 15 Jennings al
bmith Joseph, c, porter J. C. McMillaa
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Smith Joseph A., mgi- Frick A Co., r 37
L>arkin . . . -^^«. '
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Smith Jay W., trav agt McBride A Co., Smith Josie Miss, wks Fultonlcills
. bds Cannon House Smith Josie. c. da^^^J^^.
bds Cannon House
Smith Jennie, c, cook, r rear 198 S. For-
syth
Smith Jennis Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Smith Jesse, lab, r 58 Horton
Smith Jesse, porter Sou. Ex. Co -^^
Smith Jessie E. Miss, preceptress Atla.
L niversity
Smith John, r 20 Ella, J
Smith John, carpenter, r 119 Decatur
bmith John, carpenter, r 345 Decatur
femith John, grocer, r rear 313 Decatur
Smith John, c, lab, r Parks, se cor
Butler *
Smith John, c, lab, r rear 220 Jones
Smith John, c, hib, r 45 Terry
Smith John, c, lab, r 6 Yonge
Smith John, c, porter A. C. Johnson
^mith John, c, wks Cot. Comp
bmith John, wks Fulton Mills
Smith John, wks Expo. MiUa
Smith John Mrs., r 74 Ivy
Smith John A. (Moore, Marsh A Co.).
r 00 W. Harris
l^fJii T^?° 5*' P*i°^r, r 165 Thompson
Smith John D. (J. D. and T. F. Smith)
r Granger, ne cor Magazine *
bmith John G., fireman C. R. R., r 141
vv. Fair
Smith John H., c, lab, r 9 State
li? ^""^l. ^'^ ^^^^ ^'^te, r ws Lee,
4th w of Trasher, W. E '
Ti?n*^w? ^ carriage mfr, 85 S. Broad,
r 110 Wheat
Smith John M., fireman W. A A. R R
SmJ^K '^t''^'' ^- ^» 17 ^»ilton Factor;
Mndth John W., carpenter, r 58 W. Pe-
Smith John W., contractor, 397 Man-
gum -^«**
Smiih t''^'' 5^-' ^' ^"^«^' ^ 35 Reed
?m .? T ^° ^'^ painter, bds 250 E. Pair
SMITH JoSfe^ ' ^* ^^*P*^» 1«' « o^
«nH * ^*™» ^°^- ™«'*-» provisions
and storage 46 and 48 E. Alabama, r
jtcDonough, bey Umits
Smith Joseph E., carpenter, r 141 Davia
64 H^^** H-» lawyer, 7% Mitchell, r
Smith Joseph G., trunk mkr, r 19 Haynes
Smith Joseph S., rll E. Peters
r rear 79 S.
ms
Smith Josie, c, domestte,
Pryor
Smith Julia, c, laundress, r 167 Fort
Smith Julius, wks Expo. Mills
Smith J B., tinner A. P. Stewart A Co
bmith J. Bruce, with Moore, Marsh A;
Co., r 40 W. Baker ^^
Smith J D. and T. F., sewing machines,
w S. Broad
^"^K^' ^^^^y ^ J- T. HaU A Co.), r
Smith J. H., c, Ub Sou. Agl Wks
Smith J. H. A Co., grocers, 190 Decatur
bmith J. Rice, manager Patapsco Guano
Co., bds Leyden House
Smith J. Stovall, with Pinson A Dozier
r la E. Mitchell '
Smith J. S., conductor, W. A A. R. R
Smith Kate Miss, r 292 E. Fair
Smith Kate, c, hiundress, r 35 Hirii-
tower ^
SMTTH LABAN P.,lawyer, 7% S. Broad
r o7 Ivy '
Smith Laura, c, laundress, r 176 Wheat
Smith Lee, c, waiter R. G. Thompson
Smith Leonora P., wid J. B., r 289
Smith Levi F., carpenter, W. A A. B. B
r 11 Corput
Smith Lewis, painter, bds 64 Alexander
Smith Lizzie Miss, r 6 Daniel
Smith Lorency Miss, r 11 Corput
Smith Lottie, cook, r rear 57 Irwin
Smith Lottie, c, cook, r 127 N. Butler
Smttti Lou Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Smith Louisa, c, cook, r rear, 1 Pulliam
Smith Lucius C, elk C. R. R., r Eaat
Point ^^
Smith Lulu Miss, with Hancock h
Collier
Smith Lulu, c, laundress, r 37Terrv
Smith L. C. Mrs., r 41 Yinge
®^*^^^"^ ^- (^toy?A Smith), r
o8 W. Peters '
Smith Martha M., wid T. M., r 1»
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Smith Martha, wid W, H., r 43 Cooper
Smith Martha, c, cook, r rear 64 Form-
wait
Smith Mattie, wid J. P., r 753^ White-
hall
Smith Mary, wid D. H. C„ r 61>^ S.
Broad
Smith Mary, c, domestic, r rear 249
Washington
Smith Mary, c, cook, r 36 Fort*
Smith Mary, c, cook, r 73 Humphries
Smith Mary, c, laundress, r 121 E. Cain
^ Smith Mary, c, laundress, r 174 Wheat
* Smith Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Smith Melissa, wid J., r 17 Fulton Fcty
Smith Mingo, bkkpr W. S. BeU, r De-
catur, Ga
Smith Milton, wks Expo. Mills
Smith Milton A. (Smith & Simpson), r
415 Washington
Smith M. A. Miss, r 149 Luekie
Smith Nancy Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Smith Mamie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Smith Nora Miss, dressmkr, r 33 Wal-
nut
Smith XuBsie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Smith Newton, wks Fulton Mills
Smith N. Keff. Rev., pastor 3d Pres.
Church, r 185 Lu<kie
Smith Owen, c, messenger Executive
Dep'mt., r 101 E.Cain
SMITH OZIAS A., roofer mnfr of
paving and roofing material, sulphuric
acid and chemicaji, 15 N. Forsyth, r
380 Whitehall
Smith Paul C, machinist, r 15 Calhoun
Smith Pauline Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Smith Peter, elk S. Marion, r 278 Mari-
etta
Smith Peter, blksmith^W. &. A. R. R
Smith Peter, c, lab, r^l4 Haynes
Smith Peter, c, wks Harrison & Bro., r
Cooks al
Smith Phillip, elk W.D. Smith,r Decatur
Smith Pinckney H., machinist Atla.
Machinery Co., rl81 Rhodes
SMITH, PORTER k N0RTHE5 (H. L.
Smith, W.B. Porter and C. S. Northen;,
grocers, 65 E. Alabama
Smith Richard, engineer, bds 299 E.
Fair ^
Smith Richard, wks Expo. Cot. Mills
Smith Riley, c, oook, r 8 Valentine
Smith Robert, elk, r 22 Foster
Smith Robert, c, dravman, r 5 Gartrell
Smith Robert, wks Fulton Mills
Smith Robert E., wka W. A. Hancock,
bds 36 Davis
Smith Robert H., wks Fulton Mills, bdg
17 Fulton Factoay
Smith Robert R., elk Schuessler <fc
Simms, bds 22 Calhoun
Smith Rosa Mis6, wks Expo. Mills ^
Smith Rose, c, laundress, r Bell wood '^
Smith Rowena E., wid J. P., r 146 Crew
Smith Roxie, c, domestic, r rear 15 E,
Mitchell v^ ?
Smith R. Windsor, mess So. Ex. Co., r
339 Whitehall
Smith Sallie, c, cook, r rear 34 Chureh
Smith Sallie, c, laundress, r 21 Porter al
Smith Sallie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Smith Salina J. Mrs., cook, r 19 Haynes
Smith Samuel, c, blksmith, r 425 Ma-
rietta
Smith Samuel, c, cook, r 2 G«munden
Smith Samuel S., printer, r 106 Stone-
wall
Smith Sarah Mrs., r 96 Elliott v^
Smith Sarah Mrs., r 993^ Whitehall"
Smith Sims F., trav agt, Erminger &
Goldsmith
Smith Susan, c, cook, r rear 218 S. Pryor
Smith Susan Miss, wks Expo Mills
Smith S. W. C, bkkpr, W. Woods White
Smith Tempy, c, laundress, r 24 Reed
Smith Tina, c, nurse, r rear 132 S. :Ror-
syth
Smith Theodore F. (J. D. & T. F. Smith)
r Granger, ne cor Magazine
Smith Thomas, butcher, r 380 Eraser
Smith Thomas J. (Connell & Smith) r
191 W. Peters
Smith Thomas L., butcher, 196 McDon-
ough t , .
Smith Thomas M., watchman, r 71 Gar-
trell
SMITH THOMAS T.,freight agt, Rich-
mond & Danville R. R., r Cedar cor
Peach tree.
Smith Thurman, elk Smith <fc Bearse, r
Peachtree rd
Smith T. J., trav agt, F. E. Block
Smith Victor L., trav agt, Smith, Porter
& Northen, r 239 Whitehall
Smith Virginia T. Miss, teacher Atla
University
Smith Walker, carpenter, r 345 Decatur
Smith Walter, elk r 60 Cone
Smith Walter, printer, r 33 Walnut
Smith Walter, c, wks Atla Bridge Wks,
r 191 Richardson
Smith Walter, wks Expo MiUs
Smith Warren F., elk The BradstreetCo
bds 46 Houston
Smith Wesley, c, bellboy Markham
House
•IMi; i'ilililST MONONGAHELA WHISKt lF"^Tf
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
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, J. WAJjLlillyllflJll Shinglw and Lime
, Laths,
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Smith Wesley, wks E. T. Va. & Ga. R R
bds 267 W. Peters * *:
Smith Wesley G., with G. E. King Sb Co
r country
Smith Whiteford S., bkkpr^ Tye, Lynan
& Tye, r 281 E. Hunter ^ - -
Smith Wiley B., stock dealer, r 224 W.
Fair
Smith Wiley C. Dr. (Smith & Pirkle), r
100 Chapel
Smith WilUam, c, lab, r 81 Tattnall
Smith William, c, lab, r 172 Wheat-
Smiley William, c, lab Sou. Agl Wks
Smith William, c, shoemkr, 22^ W. Alar-
bama, r 182 Ellis
Smith William, wks Fulton Mills - '
Smith William, c, wks Megee, Johnson
& Co
Smith William, c, wks Sou. Bottling Co
Smith William, wks Z. W. Adamson, r
183 Wheat
Smith Wrlliam H., physician, 456 Mari-
etta
Smith William A., saloon, 454 Marietta
Smith William B., c, grocer, 180 Decatur
Smith rWilliam B., U. S. Commr, 21^2
Marietta, r 100 Chapel
Smith William D., saloon and grocer, 28
and 30 Decatur, r Moore
Smith William F. (Harwell & Smith),
Social Circle, Ga
Smith William F., watchman, r 6 Daniel
Smith William L., wks L. H. Hall &
Co., r 119 Davis
Smith William N., machinist, r 74 W.
Simpson
Smith William P. (W. P. Smith & Co.),
r 90 McDonough
Smith WUlis, c, lab, r 81 Tattnall
Smith W. A., bkkpr, bds 40 Pratt
Smith W. J., ins. agt, bds 150 Whitehall
Smith W. Chan, with A. Kreisle, r 55
W. Harris
Smith W. P. <fe Co. (W. P. Smith and
and Dr. C F. Benson), druggists, 90
McDonough
Smith W. T., wks E. T., Va. A Ga. R. R
Smith Zach H., master car builder A.-L.
R. R., r 153 E. Hunter
Smith Zach W., c, lab, r ws Terry, 5th
n of Anderson
Smith Zedd, glazier F. W. Hart & Son, r
345 Decatur
SMITH & BAKER (H. G. Smith and H.
E. Baker), grocers and com. mers., 108
S. Pryor
Smith <t Bearse (J. N. Smith and J.
Bearse), lumber, Fort, ne cor Foster
SMITH & PIRKLE (W. C. Smith and
L. G. Pirkle), U. S. Commrs, 21>^ Ma-
rietta *'
SMITH A SIMPSOIf (M. A. Smith and
W. A. Simpson), lumber dealers, 75
Thompson
SMITH, see also SCHMIDT and SMYTH
Smithson A. H., carpenter E. T., Va. A;
Ga. R. R i _
Smithson WiUiam P., firennfflflf . & A.
R. R
Smothers Henry, c, wks Stocks & Braz-
elcon ^
Smyth George E., physician, r 23 H".
Collins
SMTTH JOHN X., grocer,126 WhitehaU,
r 160 Crew
Smyth William, painter, r 21 Ella
Smyth William H. (H. I. Kimball, L.B.
Wheeler <fc Co.), r 320N. Collins
Snatch Amanda, c, laundress, r 32 Ga.
R. R
Snead James, c, lab, r rear 138 W. Baker
Sneed Emmett S.^ trav. agt., r 71 Smith
Sneed Thomas, carpenter, r 32 S. Moore
Snelling (jeorgle, laundress, r 3 Fort
Snelling Hattie, wid G. B., r 7 Carter
Snelling Henry, elk John Ryan, bds 1^
Whitehall
Snelling James F., painter, bds 154 W.
Hunter
Snider Alfred J., c,shoemaker,r 81 Terry
Snider Ida Miss, wks Fulton Mills, r 14
Fulton Factory
Snider Mary, c, lanndress, r 81 Terry
Snider Milton, elk L. Buchholz, r 17
Fulton Factory
Snider Oscar, wits J. & H. Towbridgs
Snider Solomon, wks Fulton Mills
Snipes Charles, painter, r 32 S. Moore
Snipes Eugene, elk, bds 11 Connally
Snipes Sarah J., wid A. J., r 11 Connally
SNOOK PEYTON H., furniture dealer, 7
and 9 Mariecta, r 165 N. Collins
Snow Edward D., R. P. O. elk, r 230
Whitehall
Snow Eliza Mad., r 15 and 17 S. Collins
Snow Henry Y., grocer, 65 S. Broad, r
336 Peachtree
Snow Kindness, wid P.,r 8 Corput
Snow Samuel P., with Phillips (t Crew,
r66 Fraser
Snowden William E., elk, r 93 Pulliam
Snowden William H., cotton merchant,
r 84 Pulliam
Snyder Daniel D., contractor, r 52 Jack-
son
Snyder Joseph, wks Curtis & Weitzell, r
31 N. Pryor
Soards James, carpenter, r 125 Marietta
W. M. Scott
M:M:
U aod 13 WMtetoll SL
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318
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*^Se ^"^"^^ ^^' sekmatress, r «3
^o^w ^^''*^°' wksVan Winkle & Co.,
T Jd w. Foundry
Solomon Amos, c, lab, r 420 Houston
Solomon David, c, lab, r 4 Lane
^84E^cfin'*^*'^*' elk J. M. High, r
^"S?""^ ^^^^ H., with J. L. Solomon,
r o4 £. Cam ^ '
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^84°Er'cai'^ ^^' "^ •^^ -^^ ^'^^' ^
Solomon Mary, c, lauudress, r ws
Chapel 4th g of Haynes I
Solomon Maud, c,laundres8, r 16 Smear al
Solomon Susan L.^ wid W., r 77 (^w
SOLOHOirSON SiilOMOy'L., jewSer
and optician, 28 Whitehall, r 25 W
Fair II > *«' TT.
Sommere Fannie, c^ cook, r rear ^27 Iw
Songer Thomas C, engineer E. T. Va.
Sonlew Frank, bkkpr, r 51 W. Cain
bords Annie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
^^i^°??*^> w^ Fulton Mills, bds 8
Fulton Factory
Soule William, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty -
bouth Benjamin, c, brick mason, r 338
Martin '
South Charles R., elk Crenshaw & Kine
r es Luckie 1st n of Mills '
South Frank, agt., r 251 Luckie
South Henrietta Miss, wks Fulton Mills
bds 19 Fulton Fact<Jry ^^*
^S^"^^"^^ ^- ^^ ^'ton Mills, r 15
Fulton Factory
I^Ik ^*'*^. ^^' "^^ ^^^'i ^ill8
Sooth Minnie Miss, wks Fulton Mills
"Tl^ Fu°Z Fa^;^!? ^'^^ C«- f «t^->
.K.!^il««i.^ S-i.-««>»: '457 Marietta
SPA
Southern Copying Co., J. E. Hardinir
manager, 9>^ Marietta ^'
Southern Cultivator, 32 W. Alabama
Southern Dental Journal 44 Whitehall
S^^^THEBN EXPRESS CO:, W^H
Clayton gupt., 20 to 26 E. Walli
"^^HB.^^^^ ^"- ^- <>«^-o^ropr,
SOUTHEJLN MEDICAL COLLEGE, Por.
ter al bet Line and Wheat '
Hi?nte ^^'*'*^ ^^'''^' ^^^""^ ^^
"^aeTi^a^a^^^^ * ^- «• ^«^-^
mS?"^ SPRING Bffl) CO., 13i
Southern Telegraph Co.,* MUton Orr,
manager, 43 and 45 S. Pryor '
bouthem Temperance .Pub Assn, J. Q
Thrower pres, W. H. Hunt ^, 12
"TlfeBTo^^^^'^-^-^-^^^P-P^
Southwell Mary Mrs., r 125 Marietta
^w^er Lena, c, laundress, r 4 Hol-
comb al *
Sowers Mary A. E., wid P., r 455 Ma.
netta ^^
Sowers ]^ancy, c, laundresa, r 610 De-
cacur
SPAHR OTTO, director Atla Conserva-
tx)ry of Music, 8 S. Broad
^tS^ u^»^^» ^' blacksmith, 319 W.
MitcheU, r Adamsville
Spain Sanuiel, painter, r 310Mangum
Spaldmg Eugene C, car acoounUnt W.
uiTi r.;^*.?;^ ^® Markham House
Southeastern far&l^Luion T^^ ^S , r°« S*? ^'««' ■• *»* Peachtree
Pejers, sec., 8S. CS'**'""' ^"""^ ^jmlding Ko^rt D. (Gramling, Spalding
Southard Mary K wid J r nn r>ii„ „ "V."-^' ^ 484 Peachtree ^
Southerland F^ wks j"^* 'h t tJ^w sSh}"* ^"',1?^' «^' ' ^^8 McDonough
bridge -• « H. 1. ^*-pP^'^jJ]^'ll^"i, c, wl£8 Kichmond*4
ioUTMBS AeBrcClTt^-WOMl'' ^Pr %V'^ '^•' '<»*' «" accountant
1^ »MMSTAr\ F A MATT ■ i._ ' ^^ - ^- ^-^ ^^"'^^ ^*- »• li-
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319
8PI
Sparks Lizzie, wid M., r 75 Yon^e
Sparks Ludlow E., machinist, bds 100
Walton
Sparks Nancy D. wid J. W., bds «2
Luckie
Sparks Owen F., bds 186 Davis
Sparks Samuel P., salesman H. A.
Boynton
Sparks Susan P, wid J., r 71 G*. R. R.
SPARKS WILUIM C, butcher, flsh,
oysters and game, 17 Peachtree, r 130
S. Forsyth
Speairs Aldora Miss, wks Elsas, May <&
Co
Speairs Ava B., wid S., bds 35 W. Simp-
son
Speairs Cora Lee Miss, r 84 W. Simpson
Speairs Eldora A. Miss, r 84 W. Simpson
Speairs James, r 84 W. Simpson ^ ^
Speairs Jesse, r 84 W. Simpson
Speairs Ora Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
Speairs William J. (Spearis & Simmons),
r 33 W. Simpson
SPEAIRS & SIMMOirS (W. J. Speairs
and C. J. Simmons), lawyers, 179 Mar-
^ rietta
Spear Adam, c, teacher, r 63 Green's
F^rry
Spear Ann R., wid H. S., r 72 Mangiim
Spear David, c, blksmith, r 10 W. Hum-
phries
Spear Elizabeth, wid C.H., r 8 Markham
Spear Emma Miss, wks paper bag mks,
r 72 Mangum
Spear George W., elk Sou. Ex. Co., r 121
W. Peters
Spear Hester Miss, with W. G. Robin-
son, Jr., r 24 W. Foundry
Spear Jacob, c, barber, r 254 Wheat
Spear James, c, cook Bramlett & Bros
Spear James, elk, r 72 Mangum
Spear William, carpenter, r 74 Mangum
Spears Jennie Miss, with Hancock & Col-
j lier
Spearman Mary, c, laundress, r 23 G^-
munden
Speer Alexander M.,lawyer,44V2 S. Pryor
Speer Alvin, c, porter Dr. Crenshaw
Speer Daniel N., State Treasurer, State
I House, r 486 Peachtree
Speer Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May & Co
i SPEER EMORT, U. S. Dist. Atty, and
lawyer, U.S.Court Hou8e,r 320 Peach-
tree
Speer Jacob, c, harbor Hutchius & Hern-
don, r — Wheat
Speer James H., wks W. IT, Tel. Co.,
bds 20 Bush
Speer John L. P., farmer, l^s 20 Bush
Speer John P., bkkpr Wyly A Greene, r
15 N. CoUins
Spear Joseph F., r 20 Busli
Speer I.<yda, wid John, bds 37 E. Mitchell
Speer Martha J., wid D. N., r 486 Peach-
tree ^.> - \''*'''::
Speer Mary JfTsfl, bds 20 Bush
Speer Sarah Miss, bds 20 Bush ^
Speer William J., elk D. N. ^;>eer, r 421
Peachtree
Spence Ella, c, laundress, r 61 Newton
Spence Nathaniel C, carriage miifr, 46 ^
and 47 Decatur
Spence Thomas L., slater, bds 1^
Whitehall
Spencer Frank S., shipping elk A. C.
Wyly, r 113 Washington V
Spencer Harriet, wid A. S., r 19 Marie-
ham
Spencer Henry, c, SOiter, r 15 Rasp-
berry al ^^ -*^^^
Spencer George C, soap mkr, bds 22 Bar-
tow
Spencer Jefferson, c, wks R. ft D. R. R
Spencer LeMerle, postal elk, r 19 Mark-
ham
Spencer Macon B. (Erraiuger & Spen-
cer), r 91 McDonough
Spencer M. E. Mrs., asst matron Claric
University
Spencer Samuel B. (Spencer A Wav), r
119 E. Fair
Spencer Sarah, wid O., r 130 Thompson
Spencer Thomas J., c, wks A. L. Shops,
r 275 Jones
Spencer William A., bkkpr, r 119 £•
Fair
Spencer Zachary T., manager carpentry
dept Clark Universlcy
Spencer & Way (S. B. Spencer and W.
A. Way;, lawyers, 8 B. Alabama
Sperling Fannie, wid A., r 61 Rhodes
Spilman Josiah H., watchman AtUu
Bridge Wks, r 199 Luckie
Spinks Felix, c, driver, r 34 Fulton
Spinks Henry D., engineer R. & D. R,
R., r 170 Decatur
Spinks Hiram T., car inspector W. & A.
Ry, r 604 Marietta
Spinks John, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co
Spinks Lewis D., carpenter, r30 Howell
Spinks William R., paper box mnfr, 653^
S. Broad, r 242 Haynes
Spiro Joseph, sec. and treas. Sou. Agl
Wks, r 42 Walton
Spiro Samuel, elk Elsas, May & Co., r
42 Walton
Spivey Arnold, c, barber J. Minor, r
Markham
MmmmfM in stocks, cotton, wheat, corn, poric, sides, lami^
niTuiba OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE*
iVIVMIV ROWLAND 4 CO. 9 &tl North BroMl street ^
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f uT^ ?4^^^' «-•»-' ^ - ^e-'tts av, l^mp Otto 0, lab, r 184 Markham^:
Spra^ly Hattie, c, laundress, r 212 E. ' Mtl^;' l^o^ r S^Sa '^'" b'''^^''""'^'
Sprag:ins John T., dachinist, r 220 W. j '"rSr^"^'""'"' ^^ '^^^'^ ■" 264^
SpratUng Bedding A., trav airt F t? ! f^"?'"'! S*^^ ^iss, r 114 E. Cain .
Block * ' '^^- »«t F. E. j btanford David, gardener, r 14 Todd
Spratling William 3f. (Sonitlino. * i ^^H°"] R*^**' '"'>' "■ 13 Bolevard
I^w^n). Physician., 365 V^"^Sf./rtar:l fScr^Sl'l^-^i,^^^^^^^^^
'T^^l]%T^i 3«'K^ iS„°&--' -"-"-> '^ » Todd '
W. Mitchell '
InHp''^ ^^^'^^ ^» ^^^ r rear 44 Jones
SSioJi^ ' c, Uundress, r 226 Mc-
Stanford John, elk, r 67 Pulliam
Spnggs Georgia, c, cocdj, r 193 Chanel <^^l?. , *J°«eP?. ^ks Expo. Mills ► ■
Springer Johi J., minerkl water m^l 1'*"?'1 •'r°*«P'' G., teach^ r 6 Bailev
r 325 Pe«.hr,«.' "*' '^*'*^'^ ""fg-. Stanford Josie E. Miss, dreseX T 6
r 325 Peachtree'
Sprmgfleld Bap. Qhurth, es Fohn of
Springstein Harry B., adjuster The i ISnfol^ M^^.l"' ^''li '*'^' ^"^t"" ^"'3
.Sn'^'irr^'.'?'^?- C<?:..r ISo^peiatur ^^ i ^^^^ ^"'''' E. Mrs., grocer, U4 E.
'Z'^o^;\VFitr^'«'^"'^^--
Sp^ock J. H., K. p.p. elk, r 168 S.
l?ah!i*^S;r''^ ^- ^- ' ^» ^- Butler
nL^es ' "' *=""P*°<»r, r 108
^'^nt^r'""*^'""' '^"T*"'*'. «• 236 E.
^ A^kyd^"^' ^^' ^«'*''^' Robinson
ISh't^^"* ^^^°^\* Stahl), m Elliott
bill '*' '• ****^' ' "^ 188 White-
* W^^^ker""" '^•' «^'^ ^''g'oe*'-, rlOO
Stalling^David W., elk A. 4 W p b
R , r 360 E. Fair " ^•
Fr!^ "^*'"*' ^^ ^^''^^ ■»"'■«•. «• 329
^ K.'r^ J^'*'* R., condidw W. 4 A.
^ Cha^l^""' "' ''""•<'"*«. ' re" 12
Bailey
Stanford Lou Miss, weaver, r 14 Todd
Cain
^tlnf^^'l ^^^""^ ^^"-^ ^ 10 Bailey
^tanford Kuben, wks Expo. Mills
I^^J^^^ fSliam W., bkkpr Walton
Whann <fc Co., r 56 Houston '
• Broad ^^^' domestic, r 26>^ N.
Stanley Charles, c, drayman, r 171 Irwin
^ H'Jyi^""'^ ^^ ""'"'^ P- O., r 57
Ms'7f GaT. 1' *"«'''««'«^- * A.R.B..
Stanley John M.. lab, r 21 Savannah
"•^"'g^ Mary J. Mrs., boarding 77 Ga.
^ e" Hi^4r'*^ ^^'■•«'» * Stansell), r 67
'tT r ?7"r^„^nter'"' ^^•"'» * «'»-
Stansell Mary Miss, r 67 E. Hunter
Hu'^L ""'^ '^"^ ^- S- '^S' E.
^HMter*^"""'^*' "' •^y*"'' r rear 45 E.
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
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Stapler Clara, wid D., r 330 Fraser
Stapp John, lab, r 101 New Wheat
Stapp, John S., car inspector, r 361 De-
oatiiir
Stapp J. O. J., wks R. & D. R. R
Stark Charles H., c, drayman, r4Gunby
STARK JAMES H., grocer 208 Marietta,
r 111 W. Harris
Stark Marks, c, butler, r rear 160 S. Pryor
Starke A. Wallace, with J. P. Harrison
& Co., r 58 Walton
Starke Georgia H., wid A. W., r 58 Wal-
ton
Starke M. Lee, asst bkkpr The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 33 >i . Forsyth
Starke Xora B. Miss, teacher, r 58 Wal-
ton
Starnes James W., bntcher, 135 W. Pe-
ters, r 37 Chapel
Starnes Josie Miss, elk Chamberlin,
Johnson & Co
Stariies Robert, barkpr, r 11^^ S. Broad
Starnes Samuel M., r 66 Walker
Starnes William A. (Starnes & Grolden),
r 122 W. Fair
Starnes & Golden (W. A. Starnes and S.
C. Golden), grocers, 171 W. Peters
Starr Fanny, c, domestic, r rear 7 Kirk
Starr Homer H., com. mer., r 64 E. Ba-
ker
Starwell Henry, c, lab, r 18 Battle
Steadman Charles P., foreman Robson
Bros., r 167 Davis
Steed George, c, lab, r 111 Stonewall
Steed Thonihs W., millwright, r 395
Mangum
Steele Aaron B. (A. B. Steele <fc Co.), r
68 McDaniel
Steele A. B. & Co. (A. B. Steele and G.
V. Gress), lumber mfrs, 75 W. Mitch-
^ell
Steele Cornelius W., stock dealer, bds
45 E. Hunter
Steele E. M., wid J. A., r 210 W. Fair
Steele James R., c, barber, 18 Marietta,
rl65N. Butler
Steele J. R., engineer W. <S; A. R. R
Steele Louella, wid J. B., r 86 Whitehall
Steele M. A., wid J. H., r29 N. Calhoun
Steele Robert, c, barber, r 166 X. Butler
Steele Samuel, c, janitor Kimball,
Wheeler &, Co., r 17 Victoria
Steele Samuel, c, porter, r 37 Victoria
Steele Watson, c, driver, r 1 Battle
Steele William, bkkpr, r 265 W. Peach-
tree
Steerman Jefferson C, policeman, r 63
Vcnable
Stegall Angelina, c, laundress, r 25
Bradley^ .^^^ .v.*i
Stegall Henry, candymir, r Bellwood
Stegall H., wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
Stegall Ida Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Stegall Jennie Miss, wks Elsas, May <fc
Co - -'y'''-:-X:^^- -
Stegall John, tinner, r 634 Marietta
Stegall Nora, seamstress, r 31 Trenholm
Stegall Warren wks L. H. Hall <ft Co., r
^llwood
Steinhauer John F. (A. P. Stewart &
Co.), r 75 Pulliam -- >%.
Steinheimer David, trav agt J. Stein-
heimer & Co., r 155 Whitehall
Steinheimer Emanual (L. Cohen & Co.),
r 52 Thompson
Steinheimer Isaac, cloUiing, 82 White-
hall, r 267 Whitehall i-^ . *
Steinheimer Jacob (J. Steinheimer is
Co.), r 191 Whitehall
Steinheimer J. <& Co. f^. Steinheimer
and }, cicirs aad liquors, 52
WhitehaU > ^^^ u
Stein t Greorge (Steint A Karwisch), r 29
Hills av »
Steint & Karwisch (G. Steint and H.
Karwisch), saloon, 109 W. Peters
Stensor Charles, c, driver R. A. Murphy
Stephens Alexander, c, mason, r 220
Fra«er
Stephens Caleb W., buteher, r 169 W.
Foundry
Stephens Carrie, c, r 19 W. Hunter
Stephens Charles W.,' carpenter, r 88
Greens Ferry
Stephens Clsirence, conductor, r 58
Church
Stephens David, c, lab, r 160 E. Harris
Stephens Egbert, c, butcher, bds 169 W.
Foundry
Stephens Greorge Jr., bkkpr, r 111 £.
Garnett
STEPHENS JAMES M., manager W.
U. Tel. Co., r 24 Larkin
Stephens James S., c, porter G. S. Prior
Stephens Jolm, c, barber A. Fields, r
rear 240 Peachtree
Stephens John, whol grocer and com
mer, 41 and 43 E. Alabama, r 55 Jack-
son
Stephens John A., adjt genl and kpr of
public buildings, bds 58 N. Forsyth
Stephens Joseph, weaver, r 172 Marietta
Stephens Joseph E., elk W. U. Tel. Co.,
r 20 Larkin
Stephens Lou, c, domestic, r rear 89 S.
Prvor
W. M. Scott
Makes BmI SHiMT to •nler-6 ftr fiC
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Stephens Martha, o. cook, r rear 38
Stephens M. MUs, teacher, r 111 E. Gar-
^'cS^ett^*'"'' '' "'""'^'' ' ««r 85 E.
IteK WZl' "I'lry"''". r 31 Reed
mt ""'"'y' student, r HI E. Gar-
Stephens Thomas, wks Exdo V1I1«
Stephens Turner,'c, waiter^'. Meieer
Stephens WUIiam with i «f„„u
4 Gilmer ' '• ^ j ''• Stephens, r
^luoae"" ^»rtha, I cook, r rear 63
Tfn^ppop rtytothe "AIXAITTA HOME," .„d thereby jt.
n>1.* « home enterprfae, to keep roar mom^ ho.e,
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Walnut • •=*'T>en'*r, r 36
^''and'j"/ LF-J' *'»• ^^- P- Stewart
f.?^ • u- Ste'nbauer), stoves, house-
t^n^^*^ ^''^ ^^^-^ teacher Washinff-
ton Seminary, r 16 E. Cain ^
A btewart, Jr., and T. C. Swann/
cotton com.- 9n « li^^^^.u ^' ^^ann;,
SMRCHI ELIZABETH MI88, private , ^eZ^/^Vp^^th- ^^ '''^'^^'
, X-^U mtat^n"^ <lra;ira^'s--^Char',es, , wT^lo^ p,^^r
StewhUuUus H., bkkpr Lowry's Bank,
r 76 Crew " -^ ° ^au«.,
Sterchi Parmenion '(}., ^ks ainh.
Planter MnfgCo ' ^*®*^
«, J*««'>e"- r 189 W.'Foundry '
"s;K'r'''"^''"r^b.pei2da
^ r 111 e. Garnett" " ^- L'"°P'"n.
IS R^7"'-',^^^*'- Peters
itevlSI J^^p^'^'eav'erSI '^^^'»|S•-'
Stevens J. Percv r J P iJi*- ^"^L J^^y
r4 Wheat ^ ' P. Stevens & Co.),
jewelers, U wUteh^i °- ®'*"*°*^'
'rTMt?L^-^'^-P-«'^-»*Co.),
Stevens M. F., engineer K T. V^ & Ga.
Stevens William, c lab rn«ip t> ,
Stevens William t ' ^ ^^^ -^- Baker
Tet^n * carpenter, r 186 W.
l^veZn mT^\'^ ^^' ' 52 HUls av
Falrlie ''^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ H., r 64
Stevenson Mary E MUa »«joo-
Sterrs_Scbooi^M^,^;^>o"»ry
Mnfg Co
iSj^o^r'Sa\:"^3''D^ %« ^-r
"^W^Sf''''P*'°*«''^-P- Tripod
Stewart George liquors; r 9 Havnes
Stewart GeorfeW., barkpr r 139 W FhI,
mTh" ^"'h ^- (Stewart AB^^*^
McDonough road ""».j, r
Stewart Grisham B., saloon and whol
Pete« '*' "^^ ^'^ ^- Petersf^le^w!
Stewart Harry, flnUher, r BeUwood
Stewart Helen Miss, r M G^trell
I^VweT ^- («<--•'* Echols),
r 130 Luckie^ ^^ ^^
1^^''''^ t''^' •^•' buteher, 339 W. Petem
J>tewart John J dk hria aq w u .'^®^"
Stewarf Tnh« r* ' ? ' ^® ^^ Washington
ton A Co., Ms Cannon House
^^^^??liS??Ph,Jvks Fulton Mills
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STO
Stewart Joseph H., U. S. commr, r BeU-
wood
Stewart J. A. Jr. (Stewart Bros. So
Swann), r Conyers, Ga
Stewart J, C, wks Expo Mill§'^
Stewart J. A. B. (Stewart Brofi.<fc Swann)
r Covington, Ga -"'-"
Stewart J. T., carpenter, R. A D. R R
Stewart Mary Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Stewart Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 65
Howell
Stewart M. L., carpenter, E. Van
Winkle & Co *^ - ""^
STEWART ROBERT S., produce com.
mer, 67 S. Broad, r 66 Fairlie ,
Stewart R. W., wks Expo Mills
Stewart Sallie, c, seamstress, r 61 James
Stewart Samuel, wks Stewarts Mills
Stewart Thomas, carpenter, r rear 31
Trenholm
Stewart Thomas H. elk r Gordon sw cor
Ashley, W. E
Stewart William, machinist, W. L. Fen-
ley, r Bellwood
Stewart William, c, shoemkr, 115 W. Pe-
ters
Stewart William A., with S. M. Inman
& Co , r W E
Stewart William F. (M. L. Tolbert <& Co)
r 158 Decatur
Stewart William M. (Stewart A Bros), r
McDonouffh Rd
Stewart William S., candy mkr, r 77
Greens Ferrv
Stewart Zilah Miss, r 30 Gartrell
Stewart <& Bros. (G. W. Stewart, W. M.
Stewart, A. S. Stewart), grist and plan-
ing mill, McDonough Rd
STEWART & ECHOI^ (J. M. Stewart
and T. G. Echols), butchers, 86 Peach-
tree
Stieglitz Frederick, baker, 125 Whitehall
Stier Frederick T., carpenter, r 27 Hull
STILL WELL CLAUDE B., sec and treas
Gate Citv PI. M. & L. Co., r 348 White-
hall
STILSOH FRED J., watchmkr and jew-
eler, 53 Whitehall, r 78 Luckie
Stine John J*, Jr., with P. Jones, bds
Markham House
Stilson Andrew J. Rev., c, pastor A. M.
E. Ch. of America, r 175 Fort
Stinson Charles, c, lab, r 59 Boulevard
Stinson Frank, c, lab, r 51 New Wheat
Stockdell Harry C., special agt Phcenix
Ins. Co., 15>^ S. Broad, r 85 Nelson
Stocker Carrie, wid C.,r 7 Chamberlln
Stocker James M., elk N. Y. Furniture
House, r 348 Whitehall
Stocker John D., bkkpr, r 348 Whitehall
Stocker Katie Miss, r 7 Chamberlain
Stocker Sophie Miss, r 7 Chamberlain
Stocking Samuel, bkkpr Merchants'
Bank, r 314 Peachtree
Stocks John T. (Stocks & Brazelton), r
90 Ivy
8T0€l6 A BRAZELTON (J. T. Stocks
and E. S. Brazelton), coil and wood
dealers, W. Peters, ne cor Mangum,
and 11 S. Butler
Stocks E. D., plumber A. P. Stewart A
Co
Stockton Hattie Miss, with Lathrop A
White, r 130 Jones av
Stockton John W., molder, r Chatta*
hoochee, 2d n of Jones av
Stockton Nancy J. Miss, r 130 Jones ay
Stockton Robert, plumber A. P. Stewart
A Co., r 130 Jones av
Stockton William Hansell, trav. agt M.
and J. Hirsch, r 11>^ W. Garnett
Stoddard Alfred M., earpenter £. Van
Winkle & Co., r W. E
Stoddard Elizabeth, wid I., bds 307 E.
Hunter
Stodghill James R., physician, r 144 Ivy
Stodgfaill A Haworth (J. R. Stodghill
and W. W. Haworth), physicians, 7}4,
Marietta
Stokes Anderson, c, lunch room, r 190
Decatur
Stokes Bros. (J. and G. W. Stokes),
proprs Atla. File Works, 456 Decautur
Stokes George, c, wks J. Holland, r 9
Cone
Stokes (5eorge W., (Stokes Bros.), r456
Decatur
Stokes Henry, c, mawn, 2SIJ4 Wheat
Stokes James (Stokes Bros ) r 456 Deca-
tur
Stokes Lucy, c, cook, r 205 S. Forsyth
Stokes Mattie,c, laundress,r 1 Holcombal
Stokes Thomas H., bkkpr J. J. McKoy,
bds 57 Houston
Stokes William, c, cook, r 254 Wheat
Stokes WiUiam, c, lab, r 302 E. Fair
Stokes William, c, wks W. <fe A. R. R
Stokes William J., R. R. conductor, r 104
Wheat
Stone H. Jerry, printer, bds 55 S. For-
syth
Stone Mountain Granite <& R. R. Co., 1%
Marietta, J. A. Alexander, pres
Stone Mark, c, wks A. <fc W. P. R, R
Stone Nathan S. (l^Uicott, Stanchfield A
Stone), r 112 S. Pryor
Stone Sallie Mias, seamstress, r 23 Brad-
ley
foinmi
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, POBK, SIDES, LAROi
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to HAINE,
ROWLAND -A CO. 9 & H Mortti Broad Street.
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sale by
Wan Stree^
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ST«^i^°«?;W?.^^iS^^^5^ * Sanger
a^\ * SANGER (C. L. Stoney and
Storey Jane, c, laundress r 93 Bell
Fair P^ ^-^ ^^^ dealer, r 117 W.
Storks John c, wks Logan Bros
btorrs School, c, 96 Houston
Story Joseph, c, lab, r » Pettua
1^1 f • °- ' .^"^ ^"- -^^Sl- Wks
Tc^T^ 7,- I^-«lk Moore, Marsh
<E Co., r 64 Alexander L
K^nne^"^""*' "' P*"*"" CJ^-mmons &
^J^^^^n S- M' '^'^ J- L., r West End
^Xn "'^ ^- '^■' '^ ^•' *■ 23 Hay-
Stovall G. M. & Co. (G. M. Stovall and
- ■), merchandise brokers, 36^4
Strange Fannie Miss, wks Elsas, May 4
.i
E. Alabama
^*hlll^ ^^*^^' ^' ^**^' ^ ^^'' ^^ White-
^X^°''''^' "' "^^V;^ ^*^*^^ 1^ S.
Stovall Jerome, c, carpenter, r 23 6iff-
gers "
fcn ''pI^-- P''y«i?,''"'. •• 69 Chapel
Wk« f5'«P' '^•I'^'right Sou. Agl.
vvks., r4 Hunnicutt ®
^f^JTv?- ^' ?- ^ ^^7 *^- Hunter
Stowe Edmund, painter, r 23 Yonge
Stowers A., wks Globe Planter Mnfg Co
Stowers C., wks J. C. Bandman & Co
Sn/v^i^ ^.^' "^^^ Household
oewmg Machine Co -., t--
Cb^^l^^""'^^'^" ^*^n)enter, r 149
^ DTcI^ur^""^' ^" '^^^'^r ^ ^ ^1
Stower« Thn "' ^-^ t^nkmir * r 5 Chapel
Q^ n ^u""";^® '^•' ^^^er, 346 Decatur
Stradley David H., fireman Ga. Fac
Ry., bds 485 Marietta
*^h^^^ ^^°"'^ ^'''' ^ ^^ Chattahoc
Stradley Lizzie Miss, wtal Atla. Cot.
yi-^ . -, 176 Fort ' --x.«o, ^
Stop Lou Miss, wks Expo. Mills ' ^
btratton Caloway, c, lab, r 137 Luckie
htiatton James H., machinist The Ga
Machinery Co '
i!!?"^^ David, trav agt, r 72 E. Fair
Strauss Frederick, tailor, r oOW S. Broad
S^^^^^^^les, foreman W. L. Fenley, r
^MariettL*^^^^ H., cabinetmkrV r 599
i^^t tT^^ '^i;' ^S^"^^' ^ 94 Windsor
Street P. E., wks R. & D. R. R
bdf 71 Ga'^R^'fi ' ^°^''^^'' ^»- K- K-,
^'^^MLri?''^''^ ^'^ ""^ *^- ^- ^^*^' ^
Stribljling T. E., bkkpr R. & D. R.']R ^
q^o^*''^ Harrison, c, lab, r 15 Holland
sSn^ r^ ^l''^' '' ^^ *^- ^- Harris
^S?^^ "^ '^t'^^'^? ^''"«''' r 32 W. Peters
^^heat ' ""' ^^^^'^"^an, r 150
Strickland Lucy, c, teacher Bap. Sem- '^
inary, r 305 W. Mitchell ^
P "" 0^"^ ^ary Miss, c, r rear 112 S.
^^BaklT"* Perry A., c, lab, r 169 E.
Strickland Porter, lab, r 140 Wheat
StH!:kUnH ?p^P»^e»'^» lat>, r2 Ezzard
%'1^1teh'air ' '^ ^^"^""^'^^ ^ ^^
Strickland William, c, wks Maddox
^,If»^ker & Co., r 20 C^ar ^*"^^^'
Pr^Jh^'o^^'^ ^- ^^- P««tor Cent.
Presb. Church, r 67 Washington
Stnnger James, c, wks J. M. Lltham
Bartow ^''^ F. Mrs., seamstress, r 35
'^^Hu^r^"^ Juiia, c, laundress, r 137 E.
^ W?!iaf ^*''^*^' "' engineer, r 252
^^^^^n«: Charles, c, wks Gate City P.
^^nie ^^^^ ^'''•' dressmkr, r 105
^'tof "" ^*®' ""' ^^^^' "■ '**'' ^® ^ashing-
^'l^fert^'"'*^"''^^'''' seamstress, r
^ nf^ort^^"^^''^ ^''•' seamstress, r
-•#^
-i :.<»',yi(
Co to Ifl^ J. WILLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
TToy any Kind of Lmnl>ei', T^t^lii. Shingles <Mr I^toi^
STB 325 , ^^
Strong Carrie, c, laundress, r 2 Leonard
cor Peters
STRONG CICERO H. ,clk Superior Court,
r Peachtree bey limits
Strong Daniel D., engineer Expo. Mills,
r Oglethorpe Park
Strong Jane, c, laundress, r 146 Ira
Strong Jane, c, laundress, r 88 Reed
Strong Lizzie, c, cook, r rear 66 E. Fair
Strong Nancy, c, laundress, r 20 Hilllard
Stroud J. A., policeman, r 34 If . Pryor
Stroud Seaborn A., watchman, r 281 E.
Hunter
Sullivan Mattie B. Mrs., grocer, 27
Thurmond r same
Sullivan Patrick, car inspector, Ga, B. B
r 265 E. Fair
Sullivan Patrick, machinifit, r 111 W.
Baker a- • . —- >-v J-'-*^-.',
Sullivan Patrick H., elk, r 50 E. Hunter
SuUlvan Robert H., agt, r 256 E. Hunter
Sullivan W. S., wks Globe Planter Mnfg
Co
Summer SaUie Miss, wks Expo Milla
Summer W. F., wke Expo Mills
Summer Hill School, c, 160 Martin
- ^ ^^ „ Summers Abbie, c, laundress, r 133 N.
Stroup Julius carpenter, r 79 StonewaU Butler
Stroup William R., wks Sou. Agl Wks i gummers Briscoe, c, wks W. E. Catei, r
Strozler George, c, porter, r 11 Jon.^ j 164 E. Cain
Stuart Annie, wid J., r 16^ Whitehall gummers Butler, c, r 391 Mangum
Stuart Louise Miss, mnfr of hair goods, Summers Charles, c, porter. Hoi
16>^ Whitehall ' - - -^ '^-
Stuart Joseph D.,
wk& Fulton Cotton
"spinning Co., r 2 Tennels
Stubbs Edward, c, wks Ogletree, Robm-
son <fc Boyd
Stubbs Hannah, c, laundress, r 1 Battle
Stuchlik Joseph, foreman, r 70 Nelson
Sturdivant Asa, blksmith, r 259 Marietta
Sturgeon Benjamin, c, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty ,^^
Sturges James C, elk S. P. Richards &
Son, r 14 Pulliam
Sturges John, c, lab, r rear 150 Marietta
Styles Henry, c, rodman, 25 S. Broad, r
38 Bradberry
Styles Henry, c, lab, r 31 Bradbury
Sulley Edward, wks Globe Planter Mnfg
Co
Sullivan Cristopher, elk M. C. & J. F.
Kiser, r 141 Mangum
Sullivan Dennis, blksmith, r 249 De-
catur
Sullivan Edward J. tailor, r 48 Elliott
Sullivan George, c, lab, r 59 Newton
Sullivan George H., buUder, r 101 W.
Baker
Sullivan Georgia, wld M. r 85 Loyi^
Sullivan Kate Miss, music teacher, bds
256 E. Hunter
Sullivan James, engineer, bds 141 Man-
gum
- Sullivan Jane Miss, r 221 Rawson
Sullivan John, carpenter, r 56 Plum
Summers Charles, c, porter, Holbrook,
Osborn <fc Co
Summers Floyd, c, porter, J. M. HiU &
Co., r 164 Ellis > -
Summers Frank J. (Meritt & Summers)
r country
Summers Georgia, c, laundress, r IW
Hilliard . ^ ^ ,^
Summers James D., bkkpr, J. C. Donald
A Co., r 179 Marietta
Summers James D. elk H. Mozley
Summers Lucy, c, laundress, r rear 228
Foster _^,
Summers Mary, cook, r rear 112 Gilmer
Summons Betsy, c, domestic, r 9 Tren-
holm
Summons Dora, c, laundress, r9Tren-
holm
Summons Fannie, cook, r 9 Trenholm
Summons Henry, c, lab, r 9 Trenholm
Summons Matilda, ♦, laundress, r 9 Tren-
holm ^^
Summons Sallle, c, laundress, r 9 Tren-
holm
Sundav Record, F. A. Small, editor, d5
Whitehall i^ w t>
Sunday Sunny South, J. H. & W. B.
Seals proprs, 48 S. Broad
Sundheim Jonas, elk, bds 39>^ Whitehall
SUNNY SOUTH, J. H, & W. B. Seals,
proprs, 48 S. Broad
SuUiff William E., asst bkkpr The Singer
Mnfg Co., r 67 N. Pryor
Suttles James, machinist, r 10 Haynes
Sullivan John, carpenter, r oo iriura ^utt «:, ua».^o, "^-^"""^'^ ^ r^^
Sullivan John, machinist, r 249 Decatur 1 Sutt es John, c, lah, ^ ^ ^^awson
Sullivan JohnH. carpenter M. C. Spence
r 56 Plum
Sullivan John J. bkkpr, J. C. McMillan
& Co., bds 92 Washington
Sullivan Joseph A. with J. E. Johnston
&Co
Suttles J. L., wks E T., Va. & Ga. B, B
Suttles Wiley, c, butler Dr. J.M. Boring,
r rear 61 S. Forsyth
Sutton Caroline, c, laundress, r 98 Luckie
Sutton Clara, c, laundress, r 30 Beed
Sutton Clark, c, lab. r 98 Luckie
ifflii :SS: I"V Makes CLOTHING to oH«p.
Illl ^Zr\/\TT FK guaranteed at ready made prloatb
B IwIb 00\JLL II and is Whitehall Street
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'TCr' •=' ^''^ H- l^- Emery, r
'!v"p??o"r^-^'- (^-e* Swift), r 67
& J^K <=> ^'^«^«- Bridge W,. L "fcS '^' ""'*'''* ^^^^^^ "L «
Sutton R^^^cit'J ^" P«««*tree Swint C T^t^nl^^"^' ■" »3 W. Fair
Ferry '"^'^rJ'ondreM, r 73 6reen>8 fwope AnhurT'^^^^f ^- «• » • '
Sutton Thomas, wi« r r » , f """"^ E"««h, weavw r1^5 xf "■* ^°»««
Swa.nEln.i„a,'e,'jauAc^s«f^2^*-^i;;^ S ^^ """""^^^ ^°ce«., l^E*
Xew York P'^ ^"*- ^»''l Bank, rL,.R»» „.„
Swann BJ>tn'y^-cli^'i^r* IT- k P^^' ^rry Jlf^- ^d"- ^ ^^^ Marietta
Swann Thomas C. (s4wart b . T^choir fSx clTri ' ' "^ ^ ^°°«'e«-
S^nTX' ''■7"'^^'^^ -Vt^'' E G^r'iett^'*'""''"^ * ^««"y.
owannon Dand, c, porter Th» A H . Talbot Effle r i,,,„j
Swansou Jolin W. Siw F ri'J?"'* Wheat ' ''' ''"ndrew, r 6 New
Swift Charles T.,yieepreg Swift i^« ''«'■") & Ifoblef „???^ «• ^Talia-
«^^'^^ ^'raball P'*' '"^•" Specific infirmary for dii.r""*?' ^P^'vate
8WIPT C. H. 4 CO. fC ff « I* ™ 170 S. Prvor '''^»»«« of women)
Smft James, flreman E TV* P^^ey A^gernoA S^ iLoi
R. R "«M*j!i. 1, va. <t Ga. W TVf1Ir.tw.n ,?*' ^*^ estate airL 19
spa^sssxs I ma
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Jiahad Wagon in tha Maricat
327
TAY
TALMADGE ANN P. MRS., boarding,
r 58 Ni . Forsyth
Talty Peter J. (Hudgins <& Talty), r 63
E. Alabama .'
Tankersly A., engineer R. &. D. R. R..
r Charlotte
Tanks Edward W., c, barber J. Minor, r
102 E. Cain
Tanlunson Lawrence A., with A. J.
Miller, r 85 Loyd
Tanlunson Mary X., wid A., r 85 Loyd
Tnnner B., c, wks Ogletree, Robinson <fe
Boyd
TANNER CURRIER & HEATH (W. J.
Tanner, C. E. Currier and W. A.
Heath), whol grocers, 11 X. Pryo»
TANNER GEO. HENRY, justice of the
peace, office 26)^ W. Alabama, r 337
Whitehall
Tanner James Gr., trav agt Smith, Porter
& Northen
Tanner Joseph B., capitalist, r 93 Fort
Tanner Laura, c, cook, r rear 11 W. Gar-
nett
Tanner Sallie, c, laundress, r rear 220
Jones
Tanner Sterling T., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co., r 88 Mays al
Tanner William, carpenter, r 144 Alex-
ander
Tanner William J. (Tanner, Currier &
Heath), bds National Hotel
Tannerson Henry, c, wks R. <fc D. R. R
Tappan Charles B., mansger V. G.
Hecker <ft Co., r 35 Boulevard
Tappan William L. (Jelks <fc Tappan), r
166 X. Calhoun
Tarrant Terry, wks Globe Planter Mnfg
Co
Tarver Mildred Miss, artist, r 56 Waah-
" ington
Tate. Frank, c, wks Maddox, Rucker <&
Co., r 5 Cooper
Tate George W., wks C. H. Cox, r 2
Holland
Tate Hannah, c, cook, r 4 Grady
Tate James, c (J. Tate & Son), r 220 De-
catur
Tate James E., c (J. Tate A Son), r 220
Decatur
Tatum Robert P., boarding, 42 Alex-
ander
THURMAN THOMAS, lumber, 158
Whitehall, bds 42 E. MitcheU
Taylor Ada Miss, milliner, r 48 E. Hun-
ter
Taylor Addie, c, domestic G. B. Adair
Taylor Annie, c, cook, r 147 Loyd
Taylor Annie, c, laundress, r20 Man-
gum _/< . " % * :.:-
Taylor A., elk J. KTeely
Taylor Charles Edwards, r 86 Ivy
Taylor Edith, c, laundress, r 167 Fort
Taylor Edna Miss, bds 33 MUls
Taylor E. W., bkkpr Logan <fe Bro., r
44 W. Baker
Taylor Daniel W., c, porter Sou. World,
r "> Ivy
Taylor Florinda Mrs. (J. J. WiUlams
& Co.), r Stone Mountain
Taylor George, elk A. E. Buck, r 200
Jackson
Taylor George, c, butler, r rear 217 S.
Pryor
Taylor George, c, porter Tye, Lynan &
Tye
Taylor George, c, wks Elsas, May <k Co
Tavlor George H., contractor, r 79 Davis
Taylor George W., elk Wyly & Green, r
439 Marietta
Taylor Green, c, waiter Saul & Penna
Taylor Hattie, c, laundress, r 33 Valen-
tine
TayloE Henry H., carpenter B. T. Va. &
Ga. R. R., r 5 Leonard, J
Taylor Hester, c, cook, r rear 259 White-
hall
Taylor Howard, c, porter, r 10 Ivy
Taylor Jack, c, lunch room, 138 Decatur
Taylor Jjickson T., bkkpr, r 86 Ivy
Taylor James W., c, wks E. T. Ya. &
Ga. R. R., r 154 FUlmore
Taylor Jane Miss, r 2 Trenholm
Taylor Jennie, c, laundress, r ss Glenn
2d e of Grady
Taylor Jennie, c, nurse, r rear 95 Mc-
Donough
Taylor John T., coppersmith (Ja. R, R.,
r 144 Fillmore
Taylor Joseph, c, lab, r rear 68 Hunter
Taylor Judson, c, wks Cot. Com
Tate James & Son, c, (J. and J. E. Tate), ;Taylor Julia, wid G., r 24* Victoria
grocers, 220 Decatur
Tate John, c, porter H. Y. Snow
Tate Joseph, c, porter Kelly, Rosser &
Co., r 41 Kennedy
Tatum AUie B. Miss, r 69 W. Peters
Tatum Jennie Miss, r 69 W. Peters
Tatum Joseph F., r 69 W. Peters
irm
Taylor Jupiter, c, lab, r 390 Wheat
Taylor Mack J., mdse broker, 65 E.
Alabama, r 184McDonougfa
Taylor Marcus, c, oook J. L. Solomon, r
115 E. Cain
Taylor Mark, c, lab, r 16 Gemunden
Taylor Martha, c,nur8e, r 16 Raspberry al
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, 90 to PAINE
HOWLAND ft CO. • 411 North Broad StrMt *
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FWIERSOfi, 30 Wall
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Taylor Melissa, c, laundress r T^i w r^i^ I rr .^, . I ^ "^ —
Taylor MeMn,' w'ks Exprini? ^ ^*'° r safc^"'''^' «'""'''' ^^^ ^"""S"™,
Taylor Xancy, c, laundresR pS^p—m L, ^.T J"-*S^'°«
Taylor Newt^A J., ca?Srw'il!gRXtaT?,7T^T '^'«'> »"fr. 295
Taylor Nina.c, laundress ris« M^^ m [l.h "^ ^'* S- Forsytli >
Taylor Oliver E., foreman SllZ rlun' ^''^Irich, e, lab, r 24 High
r Oglethorpe Pirk •*"■ "'"*' ^«""*„^°a'»' <=. distiller S. S. Co., r 100
Taylor PhUip E., bkkor Cox win at" ^*'*"
Thonip8on,';62LS ' °'" * rT^^v ^y- ««»"»«'e88. r 54 Green*
Taylor Samuel, c, lab, r 3 Basoberrv al 'Po^If- r
Ing 4 Co., r 72 Marietia
Taylor Sarah J. Mrs., r 46 E. Hunter
&tto"*^' "■" '^*- ^'^- ^y-'*^" «9
Taylor Taulmine W., bkkpr J J WU
Mams & Co., bds WelnmeisteV Hotel
^trR':'^:ris^^^' ^- T. va. &
TATLOK THOMAS »., scale maker and
Taylor Valpor, butcher Haas « Dally
^^^\Sl' '^'^ '^ ^-- «y- Ms
TAYLOR WALTER A., whol. drug and
''f Co.!?'r4-' •""^^ «• ^- Hecker
T^or Washington, c, wks Traynham &
TEMPLE BOBEBT H., chief eng.Ga
luck?/ """^ ^- * ^- ^^««''«on Co!r2
Tenant Xannie Miss, wks Bxdo Mills
itty"""" ^«"^' '^l" hS Trunk
Ttrh^^",?^'"'^' "' ^^> >■ 290 Jones '
be^y* ^"'■"<*«' '^•1 J-> ' 23 Castle-
If^eU Ann, c, laundress, r 8 Chap^
Ter^ IZ"^' •••"'"^'^«««. r 57 Foster
T 11 ^rge. c, carpenter, r 179 EUis
T^r^tl ^r""^' "' '""•^ 58 Randolph
b." "st'Sroa-d ""^^P' ^- ^- «-«■"'
Terrell Lynch M., r 136 Crew
lerre Marshall, c, lab Ga. Pac. By
1^ '*'^' '' '"""dress, r 78 S. But-
^ cT" ^°'''**' "' ^^^ ^^"burn Wagon
-To 1 w n- ' P°"*-"eaJan, r 31 Walnut Co - - " "=s""
Hunter
Teague Miss Lizzie, r 166 Crew
ierry John, c, lab, r 141 C. R. K
tHII ^^'.?;.^^^P^'/J1 C-«tleberry
Tea? HerrfP. p essmaa B ^^ R. . , K w*?; ^"'^P^' ' ^^ Castleberry
r 189 Mangu'nf ^""^"^r-^- ^''''^"' I doT^h '^^''"' "' carpenter, r 23 Kan-
J!-. Hunter, r 284 E. Fair
tZII wXm": rTs'HenJV' '"^ ^^ ^'^
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^f JsT'irjntu'r"'^'' ^- M-Bergstrom.
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TEWKSBURY W. KAT it CO. genl
Sou. agts The CaiiCTaph, 44 Marietta
Thaxton W. T., engineer, R. A; D. B. B
r Charlotte
Tliayer Deles W. (Thayer <fe Boss), bds
33 Houston
Thayer Edward O. Rev. M. A., preg
Clark University, r s end McDonough
Thayer Joseph H. elk, 90 Ivy
Thayer William H. manager printers
dept, Clark University, r s end Mc-
Douough . - ,^.r
Thayer & Boss TI>. W. Thayer and B.
R. Ross), publishers 40 Marietta
THE ATLANTA ENGINEEBDfe CO.,
67 Peachtree
THE BBADFIELD REGULATOR Cd.,
J. Bradtteld manager, 108 S. Pryor
THE BKAi>8TREET CO., 36 3. Pryor
THE CENTRAL BALLBOAD of Georgia,
B. Schmidt, agent, D. W. Appier, gen
Western agt., office, 95 W. Mitchell.
(see p 53).
"The Cracker", office Slj^ S. Broad
The Mutual Loan and Building Assn.,
31 S. Broad
THE RICHMOND & DANYILLE EX-
TENSION CO., 2 Luckie
The Southern Cultivator <ft Dixie Far-
mer, 32 W. Alabama
The Southern Dental Journal, 40»^
AVhitehall
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Butter ne
cor Hunter
THE TINDICATOB, ins journal, E. G.
Brown publisher, 16>|j' Whitehall
Thergood William, c, lab, r 80 Greens
Ferry
Thibadeau Joseph H., freight acct W. <!fc
A. R B, r 118 Crew
Thibadea Louis M., bkkpr, r 118 Crew
Third Baptist Church, 31 Jones av
Third Presbyterian church, 154 W. Ba-
ker
Thirkield M. P. Bev., dean, Clark Uni-
versity, r s end McDonough
Thomas Abraham, c, wks Cotton Cora-
press
Thomas Adam, wks Huuuicutt <fe Beliin-
grath
Thomas Adolphus, c, lab, r 116 E. Baker
Thomas Albert, c, moulder, E. Van
Winkle <fc Co., r rear 48 Martin
Thomas Alexander, c, driver, C. H. Mc-
Han r 249 Jones
Thomas Alexander, c, wks Alia. St. B B
Thomas Alfred, c, porter, G. E. King &
Co., r ns Bandolph al, 2d e Cain
T homas Allen, c, lab, r rear 11 Tumlin
W. M
16
Thomae Alvinzi G, Bwv., pMi»r Cbri»^
tian ohurcli, r 72 FQlliam
Thomas Anderson, oik J. T. Hairan. r
130 Whitehall
Thomas Anna, c, cook, r 82 '4, Forsjrth
Thomas A. B. wid M. W., r3?7 Whito-^
hall
Thomas Benjamin F., c, ilwfemkr, N.
Holmes, r 97 Loyd
Thomas Benjamin J., c, pbitfer. Beck 9t
Gregg Hardware Co
Thomas Berry, c, lab, r 33 Pareons
Thomas Buck, c, butter, Dr. At. W. Cal-
houn, r rear 85 E. MttcheSI
Thomas Caroline, c, laundieas^ r 273 X.
Calhoun
Thomas Carrie, c, laundresfl^ r 37 Bich-
mond
Thomas Charlea, c, driver W. LainL r
197WhitehaU r
Thomas Charles 8., dk JV Stephens, r 13
E. Alabama /
Thomas Clara Miss, r 65 E. Peters
Thomas Columbus, c, wks EIsm, May &
Co
Thomas C. C, wid L. P., r larHT. CoUlns
Thomas Daniel, c, butter, r rear 102 Ma-
rietta
Thomas Daniel, c, lab, r 14 Seoileld
Thomas Edmund, c, dyer J. Lochrey, r
224Gltenn
Thomas Edward, wks L. B. Polflbm, r 11
W. Alabama
Jhomas Eduard B., trav agt, r 256 W.
Peachtree
Thomas Edward G., B. P. O. <^, r 113
Peachtree
Thomas Elisha, c, porter J. M. High
Thomas Eliza', wid J. H., r 89^. MitcheU.
ITiomas Eliziibeth D., wid W. S., r Bell-
wood
lliomas Ella, c, cook, r 298 Wheat
Thomas Ellen, c, domestic, r rear 26>^
N. Broad
Thomas Ellen E., wid H. P., r 406
Whitehall
Thomas Erwin, c, lab, r 254 W. Mitch^
Thomas E. L., inspector of fertilizers, r
61 N. Pryor ,
Thomas Fannie Misfc^, r 55 E. Peters
Thomas George, c, porter A. J. Pinson,.
Thomas (^eorge, c, iMittte washer S. S. S-
Co ^^
Thomas (Jeorge I,, ihsuranoe agt, r 10
Washington
Thomas George P., carpenter, r Bell-
wood
THOMAS GEORBE S., lawyer, %% M^
rietta, r 38 McDonongh
Dfxi« 8«M Pft ShirtB at M.
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T Pn InsHres IhrelllBffs for 1 tt (
"^' jearg. 8end for lUtet.
Thomas Helen Miss, r 175 Whitehall
rhotnas Heary, c, lab, r BeUwood
Ihomaa Henry, c, lab, r U6 Elliott
T^^^^ 5*"""^' ^' ^*^» '^ 91 Magazine
Thomas Henry, c, lab, r 58 Foster
"^ whireh.^r^^ "^-^ '"^°^'^-' ^ ^
Ferry Road, ne cor Means
Ihomas Ida, c, laundress, r 39 Ella
Thom^is Isa^ N"., St. ear driver W, E. &
A. ^t. R. R., rW.E
^hT"^ i^^^^ ^' ^^^^ ^ 1^ Markham
Thomas Jacob, c, wks Stocks 4 Brazel-
Th^"^*^" T*"*^' ^' ^^^» ^ WRobbins
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THO
Thomxs Jeffe^r;;;-'mes8eo5^V Sou E^^^ ??''^'^ S!^'^^'^ ^^^ r 72 Pul iam '
^ bds lOd Marietti ^^"^ ^^^^ ®^- ^homas Pink, cook, V 8 Raspber^
Thona^s JAflTara^n ^ «^, ,- . J^aoni'W Rebecca, /! 1*11 n/1,.^^ - io=r
bds 108 Marietta
ley, r it heat
I Thomiw Lovick P. (Helmer & Thomas)
aad dept sheriff, r 55 E. Peters ^'
Ihomas Lucy, laundress, r 127 Ellis
Ihomas Lucy, c, laundress, r 97 Bell
Thomas Luke, e, porter H.'p. Emery
Thmnas Maggie Miss, wks^ Atlaf^ot.
^HiTuIr?*"'' "' """"""^erP- 0-, r 67
?^Sar^,*^-^XS,.
^cTllM^"^ ®- '"•'• ^ ^' ^"^ 179 K.
ThZw v^'P"' "l'^^ ^- S. Stewrart
rhomis yeal, c, wks Sou. Ari. Wks
Thom« John; «; lab, r 72 W" HumD'hrias T^T"^ ?"?«"' "' I'"'"'*"- »• K- Johnson
Bi^ier ^'P^^te*- 3- T.Orady, r 10
Thomas John, stock dlr, r 11 W Peters
^aeely i c":? ^'^ ^^^ Geor.; R^'SL^
'^^l^riai/^**'^ 8m c, porter, r 66 Cham-
Th^mWohn ir., St. lar dHver, r 5
'^^rl^l ^P^' carpenter L. H. Hall <t
Co., r 88 Crew j
Thomas Josle, c, cook, r 3 Tidwell al
H^-ris ' "' l^'iiiress, r 174 B.
Thomas Lou, c, cook, r rear 40 Bartow
Thomas Lee c, wks E. Chastain
Thom IS Levi^ c, lab. r 82 M^ys al
Thomas Lizzie, c, laundress, r 630 De-
^"Cti^r"*''^''*' =.'laundress,^rT85 iT.
"^ M™ Wn A r^**' , S'n '^"^ McCombs,
Jiedifin ifc Co., r 13 Georoje
r 68 Davis
^4 C^ ^' ^" ^^'•P^^'e^ E. Van Winkle
IJJ2'^*« f *muel, c, driver, r 199 Fillmore
Thomas Samuel, c, lab, r BeUwood
1 homis barah, c. Laundress, r 49 Hills av
ThZ*" a'^PJ^^ "' ***>' ^ «9 Martin
Pry^ ?''''' '♦ *'''^^' ^ '•e^ 1«^ S.
'^ orL^'nLl^ ^^ ^*^^ ^ «« ^^Pe^ l«t w
Thomas Sterling, c, lab, r 21 Gullatt
I homas Susan c, laundress, r 224 C. R. R
?£oS^ 1^'*"' '' ^^^» ' i^ WhitehaU
^n ' ""' teacher, r rear 57 Raw-
Thomas Thomas,' en^^ineer an Ti. a
^ Snn ^T?""""^* ^^ tirayman, E.Johnson,
Son <t Co., r rear 66 Cooper
r^n^ Thomas, c, wks W. B. A A.
Thomas T., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
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^omas Wilde Miss, bds 179 X. Colling Thompson Geonre W.1 maoon r 14r
Thomas William, c, lab, r 135 Magazine North av ^ mason, r 14f
Thomas William, c, lab, r 135 Ma^zio,, , x,urwi av
Thomas Wilham ,c, lab, r rear 164 Poster Thompson Green, OTOcer 32 Fraa^r
^Whi" haV^'""' ^- ''"" agt, r 177 Thompson G. F^' §Tci^ ^^yer
Whitehall
Thomas William M., carpenter, r Bell-
wood , ..-•;'^- ^■:^Tl*:^i?«^^,. ' ^..
Thomas W. A., c, dep surveyor customs
r67Hmiard
Thomas W. J-., elk ChamberUn, Johngon
&Co
Thomas & Tucker (L. W. Thomas and
H. H. Tucker, Jr.), lawyers, 15>^ E.
Alabama
Thomason Benjamin P., liquor dlr, r 104
Form wait
Thomason R. J., W. E. & A. car driver,
r 141 Houston ^^ **
Thomason Sallie, wid O., r347WhitehaU
Thomason Sophronia, wid J., r 280
Wheat
Thomaston Sallie Miss, music teacher
W. E. Academy '
Thompson Alexander, c, butler, r rear 39
Jones
Thompson Alfred, c, butler, r rear 137
Ci-ew
Thompson Amanda, c, cook, r rear 36
Cone
North av
lompson G
lompson G. . ., ^ ^
Thompson Hall, 220i^ Wheat
Thonipson Andrew J., car repairer, Ga.
R. K., r G^. R. R. Yard
Thompson Andrew P.(Chirke, Thompson
& Co.), r 72 Spring
Thompson Angeline, c, laundress, r 76
Magazine
Thompson Augustus, c, blksmith, 50 S.
Pryor, r 79 Connolly
Thompson Benjamin P., saloon, 482 De-
catur, r 104 Formwalt
'Khompson Charles, printer Journal, r
283 E. Fair
Thompson Charles, wks E. T. Va. (t Ga.
R. R., r 27 Windsor
Thompson Charles, c, cook, r 112 Thom-
son
Tliompson Charies H., c, lab, r 193 Pill-
more
Thompson Cora, c, domestic, r rear 48
W. Fair
Thompson C. G., student, bds 55 N. But-
Thompson David, R. P. O. elk, r 99
Smith
2?p°™P»on George, c, wks B. T. Va. &
^a. R. R
Thompson George, grocer, 60 W. Hum-
phnes
Thompson George B., elk Ins. Co., of
jNorth America, r 19 W. Fair
^^^^SS^'* ^- ^-^ elk J. M. Hirfi, bda
150WhitehaU ^*^'
Thompson Isaac P., jeweler, 328 Mari*
etta, bds 330 Marietta
Thompson Jack, wks Union Stock Yards
Thompson Jack M., asst librarian Y. M.
Lib. Assn
Thompson Jackson, machinist, r 94
Savannah :.* " j>
Thompson James R., butcher, r 136 E,
Hunter
Thompson Janie Miss, r 19 Irwin
Thompson Jerry, c, lunch room. 14 Ivy-
Thompson John, c, wks J. M. Smith, r
7 Newman al • ;* ' .
Thompson John, c, driver J. H. Flynn,
31 Gilmer ^^
Thompson John B., r 26 Gilmer
Thomf)son John A., real estate, r 298^
Wheat
Thompson John M., cashier Harie A
Parrott, r W. E
Thompson John R., grocer, 320 Decatur
Thompson John R., collector, r 159
Thompson
THOMPSOir JOHir S., dentist, 16>^
Whitehall, r 20 McDonough
Thompson John W., trav. agt. W. A.
Russell <k Co., r 68 Terry
Thompson Joseph, physician, r238 S.
Pryor
Thomson Joseph, wks Expo Mills
Thompson Joseph, c, lab, r rear W
Fraser
Thompson Joseph, Jr. (Cox, mu A
Thompson), '^ 238 S. Pryor
Thompson Julia, c, laundress, r rear 228
Foster
Tho«5>«>n Juliet Miss, dressmkr, r 286
E. Fair
Thompson J. Edgar, ins. agt., r 209 W.
Peachtree
Thompson Lizzie Miss, wks Elsas. Mav
A Co ' ' ^
Thompson Lizzie, c, laandrees, r 18 Man-
gum
Thompson Lulu, bds Si}4 S. Broad
Thompson Martha, c, oook, r rear 13
StonewaU
Thompson Matilda Mrs., seamstress, r
229 Marietta *
Thompson Mary,c, cook, r rear 20 Cooper
Thompson Myra, c, laundieM, r 11 New-
ton 15.
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Thompmn l^ancy, c, domestic, r rear 94
Pulliam
Thompson MoUie Miss, dressmkr, r 19
Haynes
Thompson O. F. M. Migg, r 285 E. Fair
Thompson Kebecca, c, laundress, r 7 Ma-
ple
Thompson Kebecca, wld W. P., r 19 Ir-
win
Hlompson Remus, c, porter B. F. Ab-
bott, r 75 Magazine
Thompson Render, c, grocer, 234 Fraser
Thompson Richard, car builder Ga. R.
Rr., r 236 E. Hunter
THOMPSOJT ROBERT G., ladies and
gents restaurant, 13 E. Alabama. (See
adv.) , I
Thompson Robert J., sec. and treas. At-
lanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills, r 30 Ma-
rietta
Thompson Rosie P., wid B., r ns Ran-
dolph al 1st £. Cain
Thompson Rush, machinist E. T., Va. &
Ga. K. R
Thompson Scott, carpenter, bds 188>^
Decatur
Thompson Sophronia Miss, dairy^ 280
New Wheat | *
Thompson Susan, c, laundress, r 202 El-
Hott
Thompson Thomas C, with S. M. Inman
& Co., rll7S. Pryor
Thompson Thomas J., policeman, r 38
Davis
Thompson Thomas W. watchmlw J. P.
Stevens & Co L ' -- w^^^e. ^
Thompson Viney, c, laundress, r 131
Markham
Thompson Warren R. D., physician 285
E. Fair
Thompson Walter C, elk supt. E. T.,
Va. & Ga. R. R., r 184 S. Forsyth
Thompson William, wks Union Stock
Yards \
Thompson William, e^ wks W. O. Jones
Thomson Rush, machinist, r 147 Alex-
ander
Thomson Sarah, wid D. W., r 42 King
Thomson Scott, carpenter R. <fc D. R. R
Thomson William S. (Candler, Thomson
<fe Candler) , r 417 Peachtree ^
THORN CHARLES C, grocer, lia
Whitehall, r 152 McDonough
THORNTON ALBERT E., pres Athu
Cot. Seed Oil Mills, r 481 Peachtree
Thornton Albert P., student, r 25 W.
Baker
Thornton D. A., solicitor The Sinirer
MnfgCo ^^-,
THORHTON EUGENE H., books and
stationery, 18 WhitehaU, r 109 S.
Pryor
Thornton Henry, c, lab, r 36 Fort
Thornton James, c, lab, r 132 Crumley
Thornton Jerome B., candymkr, 112
Whitehall, r Irwin, se cor GalneSv
W. E -* *'
Thornton Jessie, c, r 5 Greens Ferry
Thornton John R., with E. H. Thorn-
ton, r 15 E. Mitchell
Thornton Maggie, wid W., r 10 Solomon
I Thornton Marcellus E., r 81 Cox
Thornton Moses, c, waiter Markham
Thornton M. R., wid S. W., r 123 W.
Peters ,
Thornton ifemuel, c, lab, r 92 Bell
Thornton Vincent R., messr Sou. Ex-
Co., r 262 W. Peters
Thorpe Mary, wid E., r 310 New Wheat
Thrash Lawrenc^^ B., pressman A. M.
Bergstrom, r 37 Stonewall
Thrash Oliver, c, lab, r 36 Emma
Thrash William H., engineer W. <& A.
R. R., r 152 W. Hunter
Thrasher Ann, c, cook, r rear 212 Jones
Thrasher* Benjamin, c, lab, r 95 E. Hum-
phries
Thrasher Charles, c, porter, r rear 427
Peachtree
^^'^i^^ ^'"'*.^ Sr ^^^ ^' ^* ^*- i P^^^^e^ George, c, hib, r 19 Bradbury
« Ixa. «._«., r 20 EUa Thrasher John, c, drayman, r 17 Rawson
^Z^"" w "p ^^ S^^r 265 I)ecatur Thrasher Lewi^, wks Stock^ & B^elton
Thompson W. P., engineer W. & A. R.R i Thrasher Mary, c, laundress, r 14 Terry
THOMPSON'S LADIES' AND GENTS' ! Thrasher Ozias, c, wks Stocks & Brazel-
DINING PARLOR, 13 E. Alabama. * ton
(See adv.)
Thomson Henry, c, wks Sou. Bottling
Thomson Janney W. (Chamberlin, John-
son <t Co.), r 53 W. Cain
Thomson Nalbro F., secv Globe Planter
Mnfg Co., r 417 Peachtree
Pryor
WHISKY-OLD
Thrasher William, c, carpenter, r rear 4^
Martin
Thrasher Young, c, driver Stocks & Bra-
Zf Iton, r 22 Lowes al
Threlkeld J. J., bkkpr A. P. Tripod, r
16 N. Butler
Throp Sarah, c, r rear 54 Walker
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THROWER JAMES G., plasterer and
contractor, 12 Loyd, r 65 Whitehall.
(See p. 60.) : ^sii ;-.•;. "-- -^A-/'-s*54;i^
Thrower James K., foreman A. M.
Bergstrom, r 210 E. Hunter
Thrower Thomas L., engineer, r 30
W. Mitchell
Thurman Aaron, c, lab, r 38 Rawson
Thurman Alice Miss, wks Atla. Cot.
Fcty
Thurman Benjamin, wks Globe Planter
. Mnfg. Co
Thurman Carrie Miss, wks Elsas, May
ACo
Thurman Charles, moulder, E. Van
Winkle & Co
Thurman Coleman, lab, r Haynes, 2d s
of Henry
Thurman David, watchman, r 29 Thur-
mon
Thurman Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May
&Co
Thurman Henry C, mason, r 92 Simpson
Thurman James C, keeper City Maga-
zine, r 1773^ Marietta
Thurman J mes M., elk, r 13 Rock
Thurman James T., blksmith, McDon-
ough Rd
Thurman John A. Rev., pastor Marietta
St. M. E. Church, r 63 Mays al
Thurman John B., carpenter, r 4 South
Thurman Julia Miss, Atla. Cot. Fcty
Thurman J., machinist, Boyd & Kin^
Thurman Mattie Miss, wks Elsas, May
ACo
Thurman Nathan c, lab, r 260 Elliott
Thurman Pennie, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Thurman Varno Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Thurman William W., grocer, 250 Mari-
etta, r 221 Marietta
Thurston Edwin M., with The Bradstreet
Cow, r Decatur, Ga
Thweatt Alexander S., asst agt Union
Ticket Office
TIBB8 WILLLiM €., produce, com.,
etc., 99 S. Broad, r 28 Ella, J
Tichenor Emila Miss, r 225 Washington
Tichenor Isaac T. Rev . , secy Home Mis-
sion Board, r 225 Washington
Tidwell Amanda Mrs., dressmkr r 27 W.
Garnett
Tidwell Charles, trunkmkr, r 27 W. Gar-
nett
Tidwell Fannie, c, cook, r rear 89 Ellis
"Tidwell James, c, porter, Sou. Ex. Co
Tidwell James S. (TidweU & Kierbow),
r 235 W. Peters
TidweU Lulu, bds 513^ S. Broad
"Tidwell Mary, c, laundress, r 11 Foster
Tidwell Mattie Mad., r 11 S. Collins
Tidwell Reuben W., mer, r 150 S. For-
syth '^^»:'.i; r i
Tidwell & Kierbow (J. S. Tidwell and J.
B. Kierbow), boarding, 235 W. Peters
Tigner Sandy L., c, janitor Drs. Holland,
r 46 Fulton
Tilden Flora, c, laundress, r rear 3 Foster
Tilden Joseph O., collector A. G. Rhodes,
32 N. Broad *• / \ ^ i ? i^^ ,
Tilden Lyda, c, cook, r rear 39 Factory
Tilden Thomas, c, lab, r 199 Fillmore
Tiller James A., saloon, 94 W. Peters, r
71 W. Peters
llllery Jerry, c, grocer, 217 W. Peters
Tillinghurst Emma Miss, domestic, r L89
Washington
Tillman William H. Rev., c, pastor Mt.
Pleasant A. B. Church, r 68 Howell
Timberlake J. P., trav agt, bds Grant
House
Tines Lizzie, c, cook MuUins & Yaughan
Tines William H., c, shoemkr, St S.
Broad, r 77^2 Peachtree
Tinsley Clara Miss, r 1 Markham
Tinsley Edna Miss, r 1 Markham
Tinsley Elizabeth, wid Dr. A., r 311
Wheat
Tinsley Susan E. Mrs., boarding house,
r 1 Markham
Tinsley Weldon, conductor, bds 1 Mark-
ham
Tischmann Aaron, tailor, 81 Whitehall, r
3 Timons
Tishman Max, trav. agt, r 108 S. Forsyth
TODD ALSIE F., butcher, 117 White-
hall, r267 W. Peters
Todd James S., physician, 30)^ Mari-
etta, r 72 Marietta
Todd John H., with W. G. Robinson, Jr.,
r 89 S. Pryor
Todd Lena, c, cook, r rear 161 McDon-
ough
Todd M. E. Mrs., boarding, 267 W. P*-
ters «
Todd Wesley, c, wks H. A. Agricoia, r
68 S. Buder
Todd W. M., watchmkr J. P. Stevens
Watch Co
Tolan Annie, c, oook, r rear 61 S. Fair-
syth
Toland Walter J., dk B. Nathan, r 51)^
Peachtree
Tolar John F., fireman, r 71 Gartrell
Tolar Margaret, c, cook, r 268 Fraser
Tolbert Augusta, c,laundress,r 86 Mays al
Toibert Clinton C, driver :Ki^ine No. 2,
r83 Waverly pi
W. M. Scott
Jl and 13 WkiMwil St
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?vHoyt »nd W C. Tolbert),^ho
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^ W^F ^;^- t?^- ^¥- ^- Tolbert and
tar ^^^*^^» ^^'^^ store, 158 Deca-
T^i^^!?^* ^-^ ^^ ^' H- ^ 12 X. Butler
?oS!!^ WM V.'''l^^°^^» ^ 63 Richmond
Tolbert W. Lon«), runner Hook Sc Lad-
^S^Jl J^S B^. genl Southern
'^ Fe^^ ^^'^' seamstreae, r 54 Greens
5sfcS!;:!r?^it?<i^^-chee
Tome Daniel T., carpenter, r 9 Taylor
Torrence John E., trav. airt ¥ i
^ Block, bds 91 Mirie^ ^' ^' ^
Torrence John L.,c, packer S S To i-
66 Hiiliard f»^«^«»- o. o. co., r
Torrence Henry, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
Torrence William H bkknr T «i
Mitchell^ 142 S.Fofsfth^^^" ^' ^'
Fo'r^^'h'^'"'^ ^^ ^^' W« ^ ^-
Towers John R., asst kpr State Peni-
tentiary, r Rome, Ga ^^ f^. "^
Ri^t"^ IHi^' ^' ^J"* Maddox,
Rucker <fc Co., 67 Forsyth -. ^,
lowle Lizzie Mrs., r49 W Peter«
Townley John W. ca™n^7 r ^
Wheat i-'arpenter, r 364
TowBley William H., carpenter, r 168
T^I"* ^"ce». <;,laundre88,r 19 Suitar al
"^rT^^ °- ''>'*«'««>b N. Holmes,
?^:SLr:,"^i^?-' «>*../"' Walton
Torsoo Jefferson, wUs Huzza Tm,^ r-"^ ' ' "" '*""*•
^ToUeson John, well diirsrer r iia ai^^ m * ^^^^ell ' ^"^^
ander ' ^^^"^^ ^ ^^ ^^«- Towngjey Elhi M., c, teacher TW^it^h.n
ToUver Ralph, c, blk«mith W. A A R R To^w"^'"^''^ '^ ^- ^^^^'^'
Tomlin Janp ^ /wvt • ^s a,^'":^ loy James M., engineer a& i? i>
11 ]Sr. Calhnnn ^ ^^' ^*- ^- ^'f ^
Tomlin Jl^p, <;<;;'Cr r^r "sAletaSiel
Tv»™^i^ 't "^ " • -^eacntree
Tompkins J. B., wid H. P., r 70 Ivr
Tompkins Sallie E., wid h'., r S7%r.
''^C^Jler^'"'"' ^^' ^^ Hancock A
'«5^M^;^^'*''ir»Toney. bds
T«^!ri°'i;i*''**'~'°>*01 Marietta
TSf?*^™' «*n)enter, r 8 IHimUn
F^ ^^o?' <=. carpenter, r 246 w.
'^'s''62TS^^*^-'*<^-.
Toole Ophelia MUs, wks Expo. Mills
^° i»2« •'•' ■■ 27 N. Colli^^
^'^rt Jf Wthew »B., elk Sou. Agl. Wks
Torbert Ma^E., wid B.F., rsAackie , «a
Or^^ yrar M/lndow ^raniM, ••« i^U* Work,
Oonatar. tiii 8lirt»J»9, (Hwd Wood .r ^w)
11 N. Calhoun
Peachtree
Tomfirs^n Mary Misk r»6 Houston To^^j^ *F-. "^Sl E. H'unter'""'*'
Marietta, r 360 W. Peachtre7 ^
^^ dI'^''''"'^''' '' '»»°<^'«-. r rear
TrammeU Oscar, c, carpenter, r 108
Toammell Theodore Miss, r 90 Ivr
T^mmeU^Henry, c, wlU E. Tfva. &
Trtrrii ??»' ' J^ecatur cor Foster
&' ^"^^'^' '^l/- 8-.J ^_I-«kln
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TRAYNHAM & RAY, (W. L. Traynham
and D. J. Ray), lumber, doors, sash,
and blinds, and builders hardware 68
Decatur ^^^.-^
Treadwell Benjamin, c, lab, r 140 Ellis
Treadwell B. F. c, lab, r 32 Solomon
TB8ADWELL CHARLES, furniture
dealer and upholsterer, 150 Marietta, r
82 Fowler
Treadwell Hardy, driver, r 16 Boulevard
Tread w« 11 Henry, with White Ai Beck
Treadwell Hoddy, wks Gate City R. R.
Treadwell James H., printer, A. M.
Bergetrom, r 190 W. Fair
Treadwell Richard, c, porter, r 4 New
Wheat
Trippe William T. (R. P. Trip|>e & Son),
r 13 Houston ft- /,
Tritt Ella Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Tritt Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Tritt W. B., wks Expo. Milk
Troeger Herman, barkpr The Atlanta, r
23 W. Fair
Trotter Benjamin, c, shoemkr i56 Elliott,
r 4 Rock
Trotter Essex, c, lab Sou. Agl. Wks
Trotti Frank B., farmer, r Klrkwood
Trotti John P., mer, r 500 WhitehaU
Trotti Laurence G., supervisor Ga. R.
R., 292 Whitehall
Trotzier Albert, machinist L. Noizet
Trotzier Emile, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Treadwell Sallie, c, laundress, r 4 Horton j Trotzier l^uis, wks Atla. CoL Fcty
Treadwell Thomas J., cotton mer, r 29 IVotzier Louisa Mi86,wks Atla. Cot.Fcty
mer, r 29
Markham
Treadwell WUliam E., cotton
Markham «
Trimble John, c, porter. Sharp Bros
Tresillian Walter, machinist R. &, D. R
R. rSOBell
Trezevant William H., Sou Eastern
freight a^, W. &. A. R. R., 28 S.
Pryor, r Kirkwood .
Tribble Dora Miss, wks Atla Cot Fctyv^
Tribble John B., contractor, r Dc^sattur
Ga
Tribble Mary Miss, weaver,r 147 Marietta
Tribble Martha Miss, weaver, r 147 Ma-
rietta
Tribble Susan J. Mrs., r 147 Marietta
Tribble William J., painter, r 250 E.Fair
Trice Jacob, c, lab, r 282 E. Fair
Trigg W. R., treas R.<fc D. Extension Co
Trimball Margaret, c, laundress, r 6 W.
& A. R. R
Trimmier Alta Miss, bds 34 Plum
Trimmier Elizabeth Miss, bds 34 Plum
Trinity Church, 120 S. Forsyth
Trinity, M. E., Church (South), White-
hall, sw cor Peters
TRIPOD AUGUSTE P., painter and
dealer in paints, oils, varnishes, brush-
es, window glass, etc., 13 S. Broad, r
43 E. Peters. (See p 49.)
Tripp Adeline, c, laundress, r 266 Jones
Tripp Elizabeth Mrs., restaurant 274
Marietta, r 272 Marietta
T^PPB ROBERT P., lawyer, 48>^
Marietta, r 179 N. Collins
Trippe Robert P. (R. P. Trippe & Son),
r 13 Houston
TRIPPE R. P. & SON (R. P. and Wm.
T. Trippe), lawyers, 26 E. Alabama
Trippe William, brakeman W. & A. R.R
Tretzier Marie, wks Atla. Cot. Facty
Trotzier Odile, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Trautman J. A., mer, bds Adams House
Trowbridge Henry T. (J. & H. T. Trow-
bridge), r 40 N. Moore
Trowbridge John (J. A H.. T. Trow-
bridge), r 40 Moore
TROWBRIDGE J. k H. T., furniture
mnfrs., 3 Fort
TROr STEAM LAUNDRY, White <t
Beck, proprs, 13 N. Fon^rth, rear of
Opera House (See p 60.)
Truitt Charles L., elk, r 145 MitcheU
Truitt Silas M., wood dlr, 195 W. Peters,
r 145 Mitchell
Truman Laviuia Mrs., r 176 Ivy ^
Truman Emmie Miss, r 176 Ivy
Trumel Lavinia, wid £., r 130 Whitehall
Tryberger Michael, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
TEYOIK FRANK, mnfr sash, doors and
blinds, Butler, se cor Ga. R. R^ r Mles-
ville. (See p. 50.)
Tubb George, painter, R. A D. R. R., r
75 Howell
Tubb Mary Mrs., seamstrew, r 76 Howell
Tuck Robert M., brakeman, bds 52 Rock
Tucker Alfred B., elk M. W. Jolinson &
Co., bds 108 Marietta
Tucker Crawford, moulder, r 88 Jones av
Tucker Edwani, c, lab, r 280 Decatur '
Tucker George c, lab, r es Randolph, 1st
n of Highland av
Tucker Henry H.,D.D.,rl23 McDouough
Tucker Henry H. Jr.(Thoma« A Tucker),
r 123 McDonough
Tucker Jerome A., bkkpr J. W. Franke
A Co., bds 42 E.Mitcheil
Tucker Robert c, lab, r 153 Thompson
Tucker Robert, c, Ub,«- rear 195 White-
hall
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College of Am. Med. and Surffery, 9^
Marietta, r 41 E. Cain « J» ^
'^ratt ^"^®^® ^-^ watchman, r 30
Tuggle Allen, c, lab, r rear 11 Tumlin
Tug^le Emihne, c, laundress, r 110 Mag-
azine J ^
Tuggle Henry, wks C. R. R
Tingle John L., car inspector Ga. Pac.
Ky., r o2 Bush
T^le Josiah C, elk Ga. B. K., r 26
Toggle L. G., carpenter, B. & D. B. B
Tugg e Ophelia Migs, r 41 E. Mitchell
Tngg e Paul blkemith W. & A. B. B
te ! ^^^'t ^'^:_^« « E;,MitcheU
Combs^ Meakin A Co., r 50 Ezzard
Turner Berry, c, lab, r 15 Horton
Turner Carrie E. Miss, r 10 Pratt
Turner Chalmers R., foreman, r 47 N
CoUins '
Turner Cliarles, conductor, bds 80 Plum
^-^J??*'"^®^' c, driver Miller & Brady
r 1j)3 Houston ^'
?.™!^ nK*""?^^ I'^ P^^°^^' ^ 79 Chapel
Co., bds 14 Walker
Turner David L., elk, r 10 Pratt . i
1 urner Eliza, cook, r 193 Chapel
Turner Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May &
^''i^^^^Sl'^^t'^ -"- ^- ^-- ^^'7^
^^sr^w^t^^^^^''^ ^*^
Tiirner Henry M. Rev., c, bishop A. M.
E. Church, r 28 Yonffe
Tnff ^P^'^ i^^^^ ^« ^1 E- Mitchell ^ ^'^ Church, r 28 Yonge - —
Tnff f T*?^'''^ L., driver, r 7 Randolph burner Ida, c, domestic, r rear 39 Pul-
Tuggle Thomas S., carpenter, ^. &jy, ^ ^'am ^\
« /?.• ^ . ,- _ 1 urner Jaraes, lab, r 193 Cham^i "! 1
^"^^R ^^""""^ ^•' carpeAter, R. & D.
™i^.%"^rM^ie^C'^^^«^
"^^^Martt^ ""'^ ''^^^ ^^P<>- ^"^«' ^
Tuller Emwa Miss, teacher Ivy St
School, r 68 Marietta ^
Tnller Fannie C. Miss, elk The Brad-
street Co., r 68 MarietU
Tuller Francis H., wid W. H., r 68 Ma-
rietta
Tunes Laaanis, c, butler, r 303 Fort
' u l^?/LhV- * *■•' ""P «"•""«'•-.
Turk Richard, c, lab, r 71 McDaniel
TURNBIJLL WALLER T., lawyer, 171^
Peachtr^, r 45 McDonough ^
Turnagre Jojeph W., wkg Winship A Bro
Turnage William, machinist, r IM JonS
Turner Alfred C, assist supt Atla Cot
Comp Co., r 36 Walker ^ ^*
Turner Alice Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Turner Ann, c, cook, r 17 Fraser
^^^j^ Archibald M., grocer, 197 W.
"" mD^J^r"' '^ "^ ^- ^- ^^---^ ^
Turner Benjamin, c, driver, r 86 Little
Turner James, lab, r 193 Chapel
?!!^^'' ^""k °» '' ""'^ ^- M- Pendleton
1 urner '[ohn, c, carpenter, r 178 Hilliard
IS^Valke'r^- ^''"'"^^ ^ Ogburm), r
^'^?*^''/*'^° S-» *"P*- ^"^ treas. Atla.
Cot. Comp. Co., r 14 Walker
1 urner Julia, c, laundress, r 6 Scofield
1 urner Julia, c, teacher Houston St.
School, r 162 N. Butler
Turner Lawrence, c, wks W. & A. R R
r es Chestnut av 1st s of Calhoun * *'
I urner Lewis M. (Turner & Bro), r .S30
Haynes '
Tu^f ^Z."^'? ^^ fi'-eman, r 130 Fraser
oTrnett'^^^ ""^' '' '■^'' ^ ^•
^"tT^'* ^q^'it^-' conductor W. & A.
«. K., r 330 flavnes
Turner Lucy, wid J., r 13 Fulton Fac-
tory
l^ZZ ^^,^"»i^ M., elk, r 36 W. Baker
1 urner Margaret, c, laundress, r 86
Mays al '
Turner Mary, wid D. B., r 25 Fulton
^^^erMattie C. Mrs., boarding, 66 N.
Turner* Minnie Miss, with W. G. Robin-
son, Jr., r 50 S. Forsyth
Turner Nancy, c, r 188 Clarke •
Turner Nellie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
I urner Nora Miss, wks Expo. MilU
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Turner Nora J., wid W., r 184 Wheat
Turner Perry, lab, r 193 Chapel
Turner Peter, c, wks E. T. Va. &G^a. R.
B., r 3 Fain
Turner Peyton, c, lab, r 30 Glynn
Turner Philip, carpenter, wks L. H.
Hall & Co
Turner Quince, c, wks Logan Bros
Turner Richard, c, lab, r 79 Richmond
Turner Richard, c, wood chopper, r 17
Fraser
Turner Richard, c, drayman, r 444 E*
Fair
Turner Richard L.,engine€r Engine No.2
Turner Robin, c, physician, r rear 91
Fraser
Turner Sallie, c, laundress, r 287 N. Cal-
houn
Turner Samuel, wks L. H. Hall <fc Co
Turner Samuel, c, wks Logan Bros
Turner Samuel T., carpenter, r 79
Chapel
Turner Sampt«r, c, lab, r 444 E. Fair
Turner Wilkes, c, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Turner William, c, lab, r 29 R«ed
Turner William, c, porter, r 162 N.
Butler
Turner William D., elk H. B. & G. C.
Beerraann, r 25 Fulton
Turner William F., c, porter Cox, Hill
A Thompson, r 162 N. Butler
Turner William H., guard State peni-
tentiary, r 135 Walker
Turner William R. (Turner & Bro.), r
Marietta, Ga
Turner William S., cot broker, r 92 Raw-
son
Turner Winguit H., r 297 Whitehall
Turner W.. c, wks Gate City P. M. & L.
Co
Turner W. R., conductor W. «fc A. R. R
Turner Val, c, lab, r 307 Mangnm
Turner & Bro. (W. R. and L. M.
Turner), grocers, 260 Marietta
Turner & Ogburn (J. B. Turner and T.
H. Ogburn), butchers, Gordon, nw
cor Lee
Turnipseed Roderick W., r 141 Nelson
Turpin Annie Mrs., boarding, r 79 S.
Pryor
TuttO^car, Ik, bds 50)^ Decatur
Tuttle Joel A., contractor, r 178 E.
Hunter
TIJTWILER CHARLES T., supt cmtI-
ers P. O., r 239 S. Pryor
Tutwil*»r George W., shipping elk P. H.
Snook, r 239 S. Pryor
Tutwiler Ma\bell Miss, r 239 S. Pryor
W. Ml. Scott
Tutwiler Norval, elk Youngbiood A
Hall
Tutwiler Sarah, wid N. P., r 239 S.
Pryor _^,
Turner Sarah, wid T. M., r 39 Cooper
Tyack Cornelia Miss, seamstress, r 6
Trenholm
Tye Drury (Tye, Lynan & Tye), r 140>i
Whitehall - " *'^ *
TYE 1>. k BRO. (D. and J. Tye),
butchers, 114>^ Marietta
Tye Green, c, wks E. T., Va. & Gm. B.
R., r 56 W. Humphries
Tye Joshua (Tye, Lynan & Tye), bds
140>^ WhitehaU
Tye, Lynan & Tye (D. Tye, H. Lvnan
and J. Tye), grocers, 140 Whitehall
Tyler Charles B. (Tyler & McGoodwin),
r24Peachtree --^
Tyler Chalest T., fbreman Atla. Gas
Light Co., r 109 Thurmond
Tyler Joseph, c, r rear 304 Decatur
Tyler Uhler, c, nurse, r 100 Walker
Tyler & McGoodwin (C. B. Tyler and L.
McGoodwin), furnishing goods, 6
Whitehall
TYNER CHARLES 0^ druggist, 30 Mi^
rietia, r 19 Houston
Tyson John S., com mer, 239 Marietta,
bds 100 Walton
Tvson W. GUes, with J. S. Tyson, bds
100 Walton
UBADAM ZACK, c, porter C. F.
Weatherbee, r country
Ullrich John, barkpr, r 5 E. Wall
Ulmer Francis, farmer, r Bellwood
Underwood Ann Miss, r 25 Cone
L'nderwood Dallas, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
LTmlerwood Daniel, lab, r 44 Victoria
Underwood G. W., carpenter E. T., Va.
& Ga. R. R
Underwood Henry, c, carpenter, r 169
N. Butler
Underwood Henry, trav. agt, r 14 Clif-
ford
Underwood Melvin, carpenter, r 9 Hcmt
Underwood Richard, c, blksmith, 11 W.
Peters
Underwood Walter, machinist, r 92 N.
Butler
Underwood William, machinist E. Van
Winkle & Co
Underwood William M., wks E. Van
Winkle & Co., r 101 Simpson
Union Depot Ga., W. & A., and C. R.
R., and A. & W. P. and R. & D. R Jt.,
crossing Pryor and I^yd
Union M. E. Churob, c, 140 Markbam
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Mciraugliey sec. and treaa. E. T Va
& Ga. R. R., 2 mUes ' '
Union Ticket Office, Arch Orme, airt.
Union Depot ^
Unis Allen, c, lab, r 27 Reed
H^se '^ ^t. Key., U. S. Court
United States Post Office and Court
TT •?"? o» -Marietta, nw cor Forsyth
Ho^se ^'^^ ^^'^^ ^- ^- ^^^
Upshaw Charles, c, Wksmith, r 41 Par-
«80ns s ' -«* *«r
Co., bds 166 Thompeon ^
J^P^^a^ ^eter, c, carpenter, r 22 Vine
?onJe W-^> p^rier P. O.) r28
Upshaw Ptince, c, elk, r 20 Yonire^ -
ttS!^ 5^P*^^°' ^' carpenter, r 150 Ellis
Usher Gustav, c, lab, r 375 Fra^r
Uters BenoDi, wid J., r 92 Elliott
Uters Lucretia Mi^, r 40 W. Simpeou
V'^A^n VC^^:i>A A. MISS, teacher
» Atla University
^ wSton ^""J*""^" ^-^ P"°^r, r 153
^ Yon*^°* ^«orge, c, painter, r rear 2S
Valentine Mary, wId lir! , r ISS'w^Tton
ViUendne Sophia, c, cook, r 7 Eraser
?^67 D^vt*^"^'^ Miss, with Hart Bros.,
Valentino Catherine, wid L., r 67 Davis
Valentino Gabriel, elk, r 67 E^vis
Valentiuo Rosa Miss, r 67 Davis
V^ Rih^'' -Jessie Miss, r 210 E. Hunter
E lioter ^''"''^ ^'' "^^ ^' ^^ ' ^1^
Van Brunt William, machinist, r 3 Bad-
ger
V^dergriffe J. C, elk, r 23>^ W. Mitch-
""n 'STh^t""^^^^^ ""- ^— ' ' '^
Vandiver CromweU H., saloon, 318 De-
catur
^h^r^ ^w^nce R., dk, r 45 N. Cal-
PoitiTleidRi
""^ go'^^on"^'*""^ ^"^ ' - ^-^ ^ •
Van Epps Amos C, bkkpr, J9 E. Ala!
t)ania, r country ^^
VAX EPPS, CALHOUN k KINtf (fl
Van Epps, Pat Calhoun and A. C*
King) lawyers, 16, 17, and 19 Gati
M?^% ^^%^''\ BWg, 29 E. Alal^ia
Van Epps Howard (Van Epps, Calhoun
& King, r 105 Washington
^^^^idtenoven EmUe, physician, 103
Van Houten Frank, elk, r 228 Luckie i
Xt^^'^A ^^^ ^- '"*«^'' mechanic
Atla. Bndge Wks, r 228 Luckie ,
Vann Robert D., trav. agt M. & K'
Hirsch, bds Adam House
Van Norden Alfred, bkkpr, r 124 Walker
^U r''52 E11?,^7^'' ^'^ ""^^^^ ^' ^^'
^^Co'''^*'" Tiiie Miss, wks Elsas, May
^^ ^^' ^""^ ^'* ^' ^' ^' <^ik A. t:^
vtl' i:** ' •'^"^»on av, nw cor Boulevard
Van Stavoren Joseph H., portrait
painter, r 246 Eraser l~*"iut
TA5 WIXKLE E. A CO. (E. Van Win-
ijt *°1,^ • 7- ^y^>^ "^^^ machin-
ery nift|8 and proprs Van Winkle Iron
Wks, 214 to 220 Marietta
\ an Winkle John W., stair buUder, r 14
Jenkins
Varnodoe CarroU L., printer, r 69 E.
1* air
^fS^"^ ^"^"^ ^'' *"*• "^^ ' 69 E.
Vamedoe Rufus A., Jr., elk, r 69 E. Fair
varnell John W., conductor, r 284 W
Feters '
Varner Anthony, c, wks E. T. Va. & Ga.
K. a «»
Varner Lewis c, blksmith, 8 W. Hum-
phries, r 62 E. Humphri^
Varner Rebecca, wid J., r 46 Simpson
riTttl "^**™ ^-^ 8*»oemkr, 634 Ma-
^^"j^'^l'* Chwles J.(Mumns 4 Vaughan),
Vaughan C. P., carpenter, Atla. Bridge ^
Vaughan Ervin L., ooal dlr. r 82 Larkin
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Vaughan James W., sheHlT Supreme
Court, r ns Cox, 3d w of Williams
Vaughn Charles, blksmith, r 63 Thur-
mond
Vaughn Charlfes A., elk, J. R.Dean, bds
21 Jones av
Vanghn Charles G. (Wallace &, Vaughn),
r 77>2 Peachtree
Vaughn Dora Miss, bds 60 Plum *:■
Vaughn E. L., with C. Treadwell, r 32
Larkin
Vaughn George, c, mason, r 100 Fort
Vaughn Paul, c, lab. r rear 61 Victoria
Vaughn Prince, c, porter, r rear 81 Ma-
rietta
Vaughn Samuel, flagman, r 60 Plum
Vaughn Thomas, fireman, bds ^O^Luckie
Vaughn William C, carpenter, r 60
Plum
Vaughn William £., candymkr, r 10
Corput
Vawter Mattie H. Mrs., r41 E. Mitchell
Veal Alexander B., elk A. C. Johnson, r
50^ Peachtree
Veal Fannie Miss, seamstress, r 347
Foster
Veal John B., hamesmkr. Watts & Huff,
bds 41 E. Mitchell
Veal Robert, c, wks W. <& A. R. R
Veal Thomas E., city inspector, r 404 N.
Collins
Veazey John R., trav agt, Clayton &>
Webb, bds 150 Whitehall
Venabie Charles, grain elevator, r 260
Peachtree
Venabie Cornelia, wid W. R., r aW)
I'f^achtrp^
Venabie John, elk W. E. Venabie, r 11
Bailey
Venabie John, brakeman, r 127 W. Fair
Venabie Leonidas, lab, r Hunnicutt, cor
Fowler
Venabie Samuel H.,acct, r 260 Peachtree
Venabie Walter L., dept elk Superior
Court, r 260 Peachtree
Venabie William H., business manager
Atla. Elevator Co., pres Ga. Electric
Light Co., r 1 Forrest av
Venabie Willis £., soda fountain, 2
Marietta, r W. E
Vereen William C, grain mer., r 61
Wheat
Verkouteren Adrian J., mechanical eng
Atla. Eng. Co., 67 Peachtree
Verner James J. (Verner d Fain), r 22
Stonewall
Verner & Fain (J. J. Verner and W. L.
Fain), wholjflour and feed, 21 S. Broad
Vemoy Alfred A., elk W. U. TcL Co., r
16 E. Peters v^^^ u^ 5r
Veronee Greorge S., elk D. H. Dougherty
Veronica M., sister, r 216 N. Collins
Verstille Henry W., elk P. O., r 31 Mar-
tin
Vetager Mary Mrs., wks Fulton Mills
Vettiger William, wks Fulton MiUa
Vezeiy Mary, c, domestic, r rear 4 Gar^
trell
Vick Martin, c, cook J. Milledge, r rear
120 E. Peters
Vickery Cliarles W., div. supt. By.
Mail Service, r 28 Church
Vigal Joseph C.,dep. col. U. S.Int. Ber.,
r 66 N. Forsyth
Vignanx Bernard (Kattenhom A*Yi|;-
naux), r 20 E. Mitchell
ViUard Richard H. (Villard &, Parsons),
r Sunnv Side
Villard & Parsons (R. H. Villard and C.
M. Parsons), coal and wood, 135
Loyd
Vim Barry, wks Exx>o. Mills
Vim Benjamin, wks Expo. MUls
Vim John, wks Expo. Mills
Vincent Caroline, c, cook, r rear 436
Decatur
Vincent Isaac, c, mason, r 73 Greens
Ferry
Vines Berry, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Vineyard Christopher, c, lab, r 44 Maga-
zine
Vining Thomas, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Vining William, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Vinson Adaline, c, cook, r rear 71
Walker
Virchow Ferdinand, painter Fergnaon
& Blount
Virgil Abner, c, carpenter, r 46 Foster
Vli^ Westley, c, Ub, r 46 Foster
Vittur Bernard D., propr Atla. Cutiery
Wks., 29 S. Broad
Vittur Charles, foreman B. D. Vittur,
bds 27 S. Broad
Vogt Jacob, barkpr, The Atlanta, r 106
Walton
Voight J. HeLry, elk J. M. MUler, bds
22 N. CoUins
Volberg Albert, elk, bds 189 Davis
Volberg Frederick, upholsterer, M.
Rich <t Bros., r 189 Davk
TOORHIS EDWARD L., with Atla Rub-
ber Co., r Peachtree cor Cedar
Voss Phillip J., foreman. Expo Mills,
r Oglethorpe Park
Voss WUliam, wks Expo Mills
Voutell John, carpenter, r 138 N. Col-
lins
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OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE,
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WAL
Simpson, bet Vine and Emory ^' I r"^"^ ^- ^•' ^"'•n E- T., Va. A CSa.
Waddell James, c, janitor A Jfe w r ti-.ii, t. ,
R., 32 Ix.yd, r 81 ^N^r^btit ' ^^ ^t^' l^lll^,''^ waiter BramlettBro,
K., 32 Loyd, r 81 New Wheat
Wade AUen J.^ shoemkr, A. J. Del-
bridge, r 319 Wheat
w*!?® ^barles, c, lab, r 146 Ira
W^eEd^ard: w^''bgie^"Kobln.on , ^ ^, ^^unSiJ
& Boyd
Wade James C., carpenter, r 53 BeU
n ade John W;, nursery, r 123 FiUmore
^*5f,^»^el, c, lab, r 36 Rawson
Wadkins Thornton, c,lab, r 20 Glynn
m ^d ^^°' ^' drayman, r 20 Rich-
^^Q.,wid.B.I|., bds Markham
Wadley Peteis c, lab, r 129 N. Butler
tV aosworrh Tilinmo ■vr?r,fl «ii- ▼ _
Kankin & Lamar, bds 134 Fraser
Wadsworth Etta Miss, bds 90 Ellis
m F^J^r^"^"" ^"f" ^' ^- ^y* ^«
Wadsworth H^Hah ^., elk A. & w.
1*. K. R., r 134 Fraser
W^ner Georgia, c, laundress, r 42 Fos-
"^^fSnard^"""' ^'' ^ " ^^*^^ - -^
W^l^^T 1' "i- ^^ ^- ^- ^ ^7 Windsor
w"i^*"" i,*?y^""<^ B-. •• Kirliwood
i Pondef ^' **""='•*'■ ^* ^'^^'^ '
hito *'' ^"o^"^' '^5 Tren-
Walker Emma, c, laundress, r 13 EILi
^ Mo^r^^'^" ^^ ^"^ ^- ^- •^^^^^^ W8
^t^i^t^ ^» ^» wks <^. Hentschel, r 61 E
Alabama *:*
Walker Frances, c, laundress, r Vine cor
Magazme
ZP^^l Srj, Z-!u frJ^'^-' ' ^f €^A«-. ^''^'^r William., CUr.
Waites MatSe,"^d §: O r46SmSS ^ W i^"' ^■■«* ^■' "'^ W. & A. R. B
W^J!! wT^' machinist, r 97 Chapel
^ha 1 ™^^'" ^* ^- '^^^ ^^-V^-
Walden Augustus, lab, r 22 Rock
R^k" ^""^ J- Miss, seamstress, r 22
W^::; ^!?.yfl: \^^L^^-^ ^ ^ •^ones
«fcCo., r 12 Spring
''r%V,^S^^^ ^^-^-' ^>^ ^etta,
WALMR FRANE T., agt, coal and
wood, 4 Wheat, r 50 RichSrdson
w^^^"" ^""^^ ^' ^*^' r 1^ Jennings al
Wa ker George, c, lab, r 145 Davis ^
Wa ker George, c, lab, bds 53 Rhodes
Walker George A., r 43 Alexander
hlu^^ ^ge H., elk, bds 303 White-
Walker George J., elk W. A A. R. R
Factory
w^\^^^ S^""^' ^' laundress, r 5 Tanner
Wa ker Henry, c, lab, r 7 liwshe
w^^^"" 5*°^' printer, r 111 Luckie
Walker Henry, c, wks H. Crankshaw d:
w!^h'" wT^^' "' drayman, r 9 Jones Co ''^' "' "^^ ^- Crankshaw 4
3k '*"^r!r. ''•' ""^^ ""^^^^-^^H^^^r Henry C., Printer, Sou. World, r
R. & D. R. R.
^^ ^^S ^; bkkpr, D. H. Dough-
crty, r 68 Spring *
Waidmn ^p°'1 \] blksmitti, r 30 Hills av
aIi o ^°^ail I>., stable manager
w^i^^* ^^,V^^^- Co- r 339 Decatur
W^"^^^ H W., wks R. & D. R. R
Waldroup Milton, r 14 Factory Grounds
Wa ker Abraham, c, lab, r 134 E. CiSS
ZVit^ Alonzo, c, lab, r 203 Cooper
;^oir)T2SVe^r ^^*^-
^sir'^tSiJ^ ^' ""'^^ ^^^- ^^^-
Walker Beckie, c, laundress, r 13Bigjrer8
Walker Benjamin F., survevor FuS)n
Coun^, Court House, r country
Walker C. L„ fireman W. <fc A. R. R
^SASK
111 Luckie
^him^ Henry L., c, grocer, r 174 Mark-
^^ r^T ^li?"^.' "^^^ ^^'^n^ Craddock
<X Co., bds Adams House
Walker Jacob, c, carpenter, r 36 Hills av
Walker Jacob, c, Ub, r 600 Decatur
Walker James, mason, r BeUwood
w! t^"" T*?^'£? "^^^ ^ ^1 Bradbury al
w^i^'' i""^^ ^-T ^*^' ^ 5 Castleberrjr
Wa ker Julia c, laundress, r 66 Magi^ine
Wa ker J., wks Sou. Agl. Wks
w* ^^^ i' ^'* ^^ -^o^n Ryan
Walker Kate, c, cook, r *7 Foster
& C^J ^' ^^^ Chamberlin, Johnson
<fc Ga. R. K., r 7 Markham
-Private Place in the City.
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^or any Kincl of Lnmt>er, I^CitlMk gUHngleai or LAme.
WAL
911
WAL
Walker Lewis C, fireman, r 16 Mechanic
Walkey Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Walker Lou, c, laundress, r 301 Maogum
Walker Lucy, c, domestic, r rear 143 S.
Pryor
Walker Mamie Miss, r 175 Crew
Walker Matthew T., elk W. & A. B. B.,
r 175 Crew " ^
Walker Matthew T. Jr., bkkpr, r 175
Crew
Walker Muttie, c, laundress, r 9 High
Walker Matilda, c, laimdreas, r 130 Mc-
Daniel ^^ ^ **^: '' ^
Walker Mary, c, domestic, r rear 63
Walker
Walker Mary A., Miss, teacher, bds 271
Mangum
Walker Nelson, c, lab, r 64 Lambert
Walker Oscar, c, lab, r 57 Fort
Walker Rachel, c, cook, r rear 58 Walker
Walker Robert, c, lab, r rear 11 W. Peters
Walker Robert, printer, W. H. Scott, r
78 Chapel
Walker Robert R., carpenter, r 271 Man-
gum
Walker Robert S., carpenter, r 233 W.
Fair
Walker R. Lee, elk H. Y. Snow '^^
Walker Samuel G., with D. C. Fitchford,
rcountrv _^
Walker Sarah, c, laundress, r 192 Hifflard
Walker Shade, painter, r Bellwood
Walker Solona, c, domestic, r 205 Cooper
Walker Stephen, c, lab, r 62 Magazine
Walker St. School, Walker, cor Haynes
Walker Thomas, tel opr, bds 100 Walton
Walker Thomas E., auditor S. S. Assn,
r Kirkwood
Walker Thomas H., fireman W. <& A.
R. R
Walker Victor, foreman Sou. Agi Wks, r
9 Mills
t W^alker Victor L., painter, r 30 McAfee
Walker Vonie Miss, r 20 Nelson
Walker William, c, driver, r 21 Jenkins
Walker WDliam, fireman, r 70 Alexan-
der
Walker William, c, lab, r 31 Bradley
Walker William, c, porter A. M. Berg-
strom, r 9 High
Walker WUliam, c, porter A. Krei&le, r
rear 9 Wheat
Walker WiUiam, c, wks Atla. St. R. R
Walker William B., runner Eng. No. 1,
r 25 S. Broad
Walker WUliam F., blksmith Gate City
T> i> « Y Bx^dlev
Walker 'wUlLam H., organ builder, r 1
Henrv
A. G.
Walker William M., collector
Rhodes, r 29 Moore
Walker WUliam S., r 232 W. Peachtree
WaU ArdeUa Miss, r 354 Mangum
WaU B. J., conductor, r 73 N. Butler
WaU Caroline, c, cook, r rear 232 E.
Fair -f
WaU Deborah, wid R., r 73 N. Butler
WaU Lawrence S., machinist, r 2 Badger
WaU Lizzie, c, laundress, r 10 S. Cal-
hovn j^ji^
Wall Marv, r 73 N. Butler - ^ A
WaU Nettie Miss, r 3&4 Mscngum
Wall Peter, c, lab, r Gate City, cor Edds
B^r
WaU Rosina E., wid W. W^ r 64 N.
Spring ^ V ,. >
WaU R. F., engineer B. A D. B.
Charlotte *
WaU Samuel M., tel opr, r 79 LiK*ie
WaU WUliam T., bkkpr J. B. Wylie, r
64 N. Spring
Wallace Alexander M., r 97 Phamberlain
WaUace Campbell, B. B. comr, r 69 Mo-
Donoogh
Wallace Campbell, Jr. (M. Cole A Co.), t
MeDonough rd
WaUace Charles, c, lab, r277 Mangum
Wallace Charles, wks Traynham A Bay
WaUace Dallas, drayman, r 34 Savan-
nah
WaUace D. Miss, with New Home bew-
ing Machine Co
WaUace EUen, wid D., r 71 E. Fair
WaUace Emma, c, domestic, r rear 140
Washington
WaUaoe Fannie A. Miss, Ubrarian, r 97
Chamberlain
WaUace Homer, c, janitor TJ. S. Court
Room, r rear 113 Peachtree
Wallace H., wks Sou. A^L Wks
WaUace James, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Wallace James A., engineer, r 194 Matt-
gum
Wallace James B., salesman M. C. & J.
F. Kiser & Co., r 51 Ellis
WaUace John, c, drayman, r 206 Fraser
WalliiceJohn W., contractor, r 220 W.
Fair
Wallace Joseph D., wks E. Haiman, bds
20 Mills
Wallace J. S., fireman W. A A. B. B
Wallace Laura Miss, wks Expo Mills
W^allaee Lucy, c, cook^ r rear 68 Mari-
etta
Wallace Marion F., barkpr, r 55 Haydeu
Wallace Maud L. Miss, ^ with PhUUps A
Cww, r 97 Chamberlain
Wallace Minnie Miss, iy97 Chambertafn
Wallace Mary Miss, wkie Expo. Mills
MikM CLOTW NQI»
mWri MM iS T^ MikM CLOTIfl Nil
W. m. Scott " •7n?.^sa
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Wallas, Seabimi L, engineer B. & D.
WAR
>-^^ Sarah >!„., ^.,^ , 78 W^ra^^^'^Xun'''"""" ^•
Walker .
Wal er John wks Fultwi MUls ^
w 11 /^- ^* ^"v r J9 Fulton
Walton John, marble dlr, 11 k ai.
bsTja, r 134 S. Prror "^ ■^-
WaUon Mollie Mi«; wkB Elsas, May 4
man'gr, fertUizers. 37 W li.Si^r^*'
Waltoa William, r 4i5 JIarielte
Wamhng Adolphus D., Wmmer N c
_Spence, r 17 N. Calhoun
Warrl Ann i ' ^f T>enter, r 56 RipL
w^ Ann, c, cook^ r rear 91 FraJr
Hunter ' '' '"^^^^^ ' «^*^ 46 E.
Ward John W. (J. w w-rri ^ r^ x
WABD^J. W. & CO. (J. W. Ward and
■, hardware, 65 Whitehall
•w7ir. ™Y""" -""«. WKS jsxpo Mills T* v. * ^"* «<• W. Ward
wJllC.?'' *«* *'***' '''" Expo MUla r»
wfJr'^ Mary, wid P. r 65 E. Fair
C^"" Bebecca Mr,., dressX, r 17
W«>^ 51T-" ■ . •' "^ ^'' sschofield
K h'*^ !i '*"' ■• ^^ Gate City • '
Wart Bichard, c, restaurant, 841 Mari-
W«h,h Susan B. S. Mrs., .e«:her Walk ^^^^'r ^ S-. -kSiVMaJ**^?
Walsh A Pattprann ».«. ^i^S?,. _^ "are Annie ,^ i....,^:: rt°
pTsit .„k1:. • "i^re., teachei
wtLh i o*^'' •■ ^ Richardson
Walsh 4 Patterson Bros. (J. Walsh W
J. Patterson and S S plSIf ' >
m«.ble works 77 Vaverfy pf'"*"""^'
WALSH see also WELCH
v^are Annie, c, laundress, r 56 Riplev
Ware ?^i^' ',' '^J^ W- Foundry
Ware Emm, r Ijr'ill"?-^.?*: ^°'^e«%
Walter, r w ' "'"P*"!*'', w. 4 A. B B
wffJ! T J^-> carpenter, W. 4 a R R
W^^rs John, c, lab. r re^r mtiofi
W^te" V?S:'c' i*?°^^'^««' ' 81 C. B. B
wSton A w' ■=' ^"ndress, r 16 Horton
n oi. B. b' ^ ^*°'** G«- K «. bd«
« Co r 133 W. Foundry
Ware jSiji: ^^'^^^'^^ r 195 Mangum
W^ ^tlt"^^: Y^. Fulton_MUU
^2SSi^--^i«i/««"«» BO. t--""^' wk.'Hn^n^e^„r4"'^„^.
ert8on4;CS. ^'^'^^ ^- H. Rob- Ware Reed W. with I w i. i^ ,.
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WAR
343
WAT
Ware Samuel, c, lab, r 129 Magazine
Ware Samuel, c, porter, P. Jones
Ware Thomas, c, wks A. & W. P. R. R.,
r Boulevard, se cor Highland av
Ware Vina, c, lab, r 12 Dover
Ware Viner, c, porter Court House, r 88
Dover > ^^
Warford Alfred, mason, bds 116^ White-
hall
Warford Jacob, mason, bds 1163^ White-
hall
Warford John, c, lab, r 22 Chapel
Waring Robert K. (J. Merryman So Co.),
r Baltimore, Md
Warliek Bartow A., with J. Warlick A
Son, r Edge wood
Warliek Charles D., hardware, bds 110
Rhodes
Warlick Judson (J. Warlick & Son), r 61
Pp oj'k Y\ {71*06
WIBUCE J. it SO!f f J. Warlick and
), plumbers, stoves and tinware,
61 and 63 Peachtree
Warner A. Watson, carpenter, r 33 Hay-
den
Warner Felicia H., wid Q. W., r 142
Clarke
Warner John M., trav agt, r 4(X4 White-
hall
Warner Minnie, c, laundress, r 280 Crew
Warner Morris, c, driver, r 280 Crew
Warner Rose, c, cook, r 189 X. Butler
Warner Seneca, carpenter, r 33 Hayden
W1R50CK JAXES T. DE., r 85 N. Col-
lins
Warnock John C, carpenter, r 162 W.
Hunter
Warren Henry, c, lab, r rear 415 Wash-
ington
Warren James B., asst eng, r Water Wks
Warren James W., secy Executive Dept,
office Capitol Bldg, r Kirkwood
Warren Mary Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Warren Waits, wks Fulton Mills
Warren W. A., student, r 95 N". Calhoun
Warren W. J., messenger Sou. Exp. Co.,
bds Adams House
Warthen Richard, c, lab, r 63 Greens
Ferry
Warthen Scott, c, lab, r 73 Greens Ferry
Warton Lillie Miss, wks Elsas, May A Co
Warton Lulu Miss, wks Elsas, May Ss Co
Warton Lydia Miss, wks Elsas, May Sb Co
Warwick T., wics Ogletree, Robinson St
Boyd
Warwick W. J., conductor, r 72 Davis
Wash Samuel, c» lab, r 159 Pulliam
Washburn Milton, c, driver, r 52 Pul-
liam
Washburn Young, c, lab, r 2 Reed
Washington Amanda, c, cook, r 181 S.
Forsyth "_ f -
Washington Edward, c, janitor 66)f
Whitehall, r 13 Honey al
Washington Eliza, c^ cook, r rear 70
Boulevard ^ ' v ' '^
Washington Gfeorge, c, coachman, r rear
162 Peachtree
Washington George, c, cooper, r 5 Brad-
ley
Wiihin^on George, c, driver, r rear 10
Washington
Washington George, c, lab, r 5 Daniel
Wa8hingtx>n Greorge, c, shoemkr N".
Holmeti, r 254 Richardson
Washington Harris, c, laundress, r 15
Dover '^ t ^
Washington Henry, c, wkg Z. E. Taylor,
r 26 W. Hunter
Washington James, c, lab, r 14 Wallace
Washington Jeffrey, c, lab, r 110 Lovej<^
Washington John, c, lab, r rear 23 Caa-
tleberry - if^:
Washington JnHa, c, laundress, r 12J
Davis
Wa-^hington Martha, e, cook, r 2 Ga.
R. R
Washington Sarah, c, cook, r rear 144
McDonough
Waters Clarke, c, lab, r 134 E. Baker
Waters Howard, farmer, r W. E
Waters Ida Miss, wks Expo Mills
Waters Jessie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Waters Lewis, farmer, r W. E
Waters Richard H. Rev., r W. E
Waters Robert S., cotton buyer, r 66
Alexander
Waters T., elk E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R
Waters Virgil, flreman E. T^ Va. AQa.
R. R
Waters William, wks Atla. CoL Mill
SupplyCo
Waters WUliam T., bWcr Perkins Bros.,
r 26 W. Baker
WATERS, see also WATTEBS
Watkins Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 11 Tam-
Un
Watkinjs Catherine, wid S., r ws Chapel
7th a of Hayes
Watldns Daniel, c, drayman, r 237 Wheat
Watkins Frank, c, lab, r Martin ne cor
Bass
Watkins Harriet, e, laundress, r 15 Alice
Watkins Henry, shoemkr, 133 White-
hall
Watkins Hester, c, cook, r rear 48 Wind-
ims
sor
in 8T0CIC8, CdttON, WHEAt, 6691k, >Ofri(, ^OES, Um,
OATS, COFFEE AND PEmOLEUM, oo lo PAINC.
KOWLAND H CO. • 4 N N«riilrM4 MtmL '
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Watkina Horace P., elk Lamar, Rankin
& Lamar, r 175 E. Fair ^"«"n
Watkins James L., elk P. H. Snook, r 65
Cone '
wJJS'^ i®^' ^' }*^' ' "«^ ^ Church
Wa^ns Mary, c, laundress, r 82 Terry
Watkins Rebecca D., wid W., r 175 E.
T air
Watkins Samuel, carpenter, r 64 Man-
W£A
Ifum
^xr^'2? Th^"^ton^ c, wks MeCombs,
Meakin & Co., r 8 Gljmn
Watkins William, c, lab, r 48 E.Hum-
phries """X
^T ^^* William M., runner Hook A
Ladder Co., r 175 Rhode
Watkins William T., painter, r 43 W
Hunter i
Watkins Zip Misg, wks Atla. Cot. Fety
Watson Archibald V., blksmith, r 2
Hightower
Watson A. W., blksmith E. T., Va. <fc Ga.
Watson Charles T., cashier W. & A R
R., bds Markham House
Watson C. A., wks AUa. Cot. Fcty
^^?.?^!J?'^ ^- C9.H.Swiftico.),
, b.Js 141 McDaniel J ^'
^rSr^ ^'ra^c^s* c» cook, r rear 210 E.
Watson Henry c, lab, r 213 W. Mitchell
WatsoQ H., c, Atla. Brid^ Wks
Wat^n James A. (J. A. Watson & Co )
r 22>^^ Wh'tehaU ^^ '^'
^atson James E., carpenter, r Bellwood
T^"" E^ ^'^''' ""' "^^ ^- ^l«^ander»
Watson Jennie Miss, r 51 Eraser
Watson Jerry, carpenter, r 2 Culver
Wa^n John, c, cook G. W. Adair, r 461
Watson John, c, porter W. & A. R.' R
^*^° J«b° 8- (J. S. Watson & Co.), r
oo !!>. Fry or *
Watson J. A <t Co. (J. A. Watson and
M Barnett), dry goods, 22 W. Mitchell
PK '^ '^V, S-. * Co. (J. S. Watson and
Charles Heinz), dyer^ and cleaners, 86
S. Fryor '
Watson* Mattie Miss, r 31 Eraser
^^rJT^.f p'i^.' '' ""^ ^l^^rds Transfer
Co., r 8 Collins ,„.,
Watson Robert, c, waiter, r^NO Wheat
W^J^n ^?^'^ ^-i' '""^ *^^ ^ ^ Smith
TV atson busan, c, laundresa, r Spencer
Watson William, lab, r 33 Hflls av
>V atson William A., Machinist, r 51
Eraser * , * f*
w!Sf ° T"'"™ ^^ «"' *?t. >• 86 Plum
Wattera August, cabinet mlr, r 155 D^
""^kZ^o^ A., machinist Ga. lU-
^^T^on^P" ^•' "'^ .^- * ^- «• »•. -■
Watte Andrew J c, wks J. Alexander
r Bawson, cor Praser '
Jf*„ Augustus, c, wks J. Mann* f
Walker, cor Larkin -"^aun, r
wf JJ! S?h"'f • "^ *'" ^'°«a° Bros '
Crane, bds Grant House *
w*5* g««rge, c, lab, r 44 Fort
WaJJ* ^^'•««N<^» J*b, r 8 S. Terry
Watts George S., with Moore, iarsh &
Watts George W., driver Peek & Wilson
r o Henry »«wu,
'"K?aTJou^'''^''««'»»* ^™-
^GartrefS"" ^^ "^ ^- ^- ^"P^' ' «
Watte Joseph . driver, r 2 Henry
'^Fo'^snh'''' ^' ^"•' ^'^'V' 33 N.
Jo^e "* -^-i^MW * Huff) r 384
^w**.^","*™ ^- salesman J. w
Ward & Co., bds 79 Loyd
^'"IJ^Huff (W^-B. Watte and J. C.
bail ' *"*°°*' •'"gg'es, etc., 91 Whlte-
"^ETS^eU^- (Spencer 4 Way,, r 99
W^rin J*^*"' f • '^*"*'" Mai-kham House
8^E"!lShe1r ' "• '^-^^''^' ' '«-
WEATHEBBE CHARLES F., publisher
^.T^" ?^^.^ C^^etteer, Atlinta and
Savaunah City Directories, and Direc-
T«r "^ ^\"^«S°^' S. C. Memphis
^'' ' ■ ^'"I'e'. J- Kirk-
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WEA
345
WEI
Weathers Allen, c, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty.,
r 488 Marietta
Weathers Daniel F., bkkpr, r 107 N.
» Collins
Weathers S. F., Miss, r 107 N. Collins
Wearing Fannie, c, cook, r rear 89 E.
Mitcliell
Weaver Alice Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Weaver Amos, c, lab, r 11 S. Terry
Weaver Annie Miss, r 42 E. Harris
Weaver Christopher, tinner, r 23 Corput
Weaver Elizabeth, wid J. M., r 87 Wal-
ton
Weaver Emma Miss, wks Elsas, May &
Co
Weaver E. J., machinist, E T Va. <fe Cra.
R. R.
Weaver Frank O., elk D. H. Dougherty
Weaver Glenn, c, drayman, r 13 Holland
Weaver James H. Bev., pastor 6th Bap.
church, r 38 Richardson
Weaver Johfi K.. saloon 206 Marietta, r
48 Simpson
Weaver John P., grocer 140 Marietta, r
228 Marietta
Weaver J. H., wks Atla Bridge Wks, r
21 Johnson
Weaver Lee, c, lab, r 13 Holland
Weaver Louisa, wid J. W., r 64 Cone
Weaver Martha C. Mrs., boarding 348
Marietta
Weaver Mary, c, domestic, r rear 102
Marietta
Weaver Nicholas G., tailor, 32 W. Peters
Weaver Reuben A., boiler mkr, r 120
Luokie
Weaver Samuel, c, wks J. M. Johnson,
r rear 84 Nelson «
Weaver Seaborn, c, porter, J. Warlick
& Son, r 109 Ellis
Weaver Thomas H., tinner; r 42 E. Har-
ris ,
Weaver William D., carpenter, r 348
Marietta
Webb Adam, c, wks N. Cheshire
Webb Andrew, c, lab, r 45 Greens Ferrv
WEBB BENJAMIN F., (Clayton & Webb)
bds National Hotel
Webb Charles E., supt T. S. Lewis, r 361
N. Collins
Webb Dilmus W., brakeman, r 66>^
X eac h t^ T*f*<*
Webb Elizabeth C. Mrs., bds 77 Ga. R R
Webb Henry, glazier, F. W. Hart & Son
Webb James, wks Sou Agl Wks
Webb John A., engineer, Ga. Pac. By
Webb John B., builder, r 63 W. Peters
Webb Laura, wid C, bds 5 Hunnicutt
Webb Margaret H. Mrs., seamstress, r
Blackmore cor Pine
Webb Milbury Mrs., bds 306 Mangum
Webb Nelson, c, lab, r 45 Greens Ferry
Webb Oscar, wks Withers & Holland
Webb Owen, W. A A. B. B., r *4 Vio-
toria
Webb Peter, c, batcher, r rear 152 8.
Pryor
Webb Rebecca, wid E., bds 61 Moore
Webb Samuel, carpenter, bda 77 Ga. R B
Webb Samuel, c, carpenter, r 51 New
Wheat
Webb Thomas, wks Withers & Holland
Webb Wallace, dk J. B. Daniel bds 55
S. Forsyth > W .♦ ;k
Webb Walter, ^azier, F. W. Hart Ai
Son
Webb Walton £., glazter, r Blackmon
cor Pine
Webb William H., capitalist, r 87 Loyd
Webb W^illiam T., shipping elk W. A.
Russell & Co., r 55 Walton
Webster Andrew, c, lab, r 396 Mangum
Web^r Ann Mrs., boanling, 137 Crew
Webster Dora, c, laundress, r 19 Su-
gar*!
Webster George A., purchasing agt W.
<t A. R. R. r 34 Hood
Webster Ophie MIm, r 137 Crew
Webster Savannah, c, lunch room, 151
W. Peters
Webster Winfield S., bds 378 S. Pryor
Weddersheim Christopher, baker, r 70
W. Foundry
Wedin Ed. V ., opr W. U. TeL Co
Weekly Post, E. Y. Clarke, publisher,
37>^ S. Broad
Weeks Ulywjss, book binder, r 106 ^
WhitehaU
Weems Chapman, wks Expo. Mills
Weems Ella Miss, r 141 McDonougfa
Weems Gaines, c, porter Pullman Sou«
CarCo
Weems John, c, molder E. Van Winkle
<k Co
Weems Walter H., planter, r 1^ ]fi»»
Donough
Weems M.onroe, c, porter Dr. W. P.
Nicolson
Weidermeyer Frederick J., musician, r
179 Thompson
Weidermeyer Frances, wid P.; r IT9
Thompson
Weil Carrie Miss, dressmkr, .563^ White-
hall, r 26 Merritts av
WELL SAMUEL, lawyer, room 10 Gate
City Nat. Bank, r *26 Merritts av
Weil Sigmund, elk, r 26 Merritts av
W. M . Scott
Dixie Sure Pit SMts atSL
Keeps no traah oall«d thirts.
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wlir^lV o* "•' ^'"^j ^'^ °' ^"yj Well house Alf H trav
Wejmer Cnrad. carpenter, r 150 Man- Sons, r 277^i'M
Weiaer George. In. agt, r 60 Formwalt | ""is BrX^^ (^«"»«'"«« * So°«). '
WEINMEISTER ClRL J., propr Hotel
Wemmeister, 10 and 12 N. Forsyth
Weinmeister Henry H., supt Sou. Bot-
tling Co., r 55 E. Harris
Weir Addison M., printer Constitntion. r
I>ecatur, G^a (^ '
Weir John B., trav. a^ F. E. Block
Weis Emanuel, second hand store, 173
Marietta
Weisenfield A. A., tiav. a||;t, bda Adams
House i ,^
Weiss Frederick, pHnter J. H. Norwood
Weiss Wflliam, elk, r 62 Markham
^^^il J»hn W. (Curtis A Weitzell), r
o2 N, Pryor
Wekes Peter, blksmith, r Bellwood
Welch Catherine E., boarding, 61 John-
son *" ..
Welch Daniel W., miller H. Lewis, r 83
Marietta '
^^^^f' ^* ^"'* seamstress, r 43>^ S.
Welch George, blksmith, r93 W. Cain
Welch George, elk, r 38 W. Simpson
Welch George, wks Ferguson A Blount
Welch John H engineer W. A A. R R
welcn Lizzie Miss, seamstress, 43 W S.
Broad *
Welch Lulu Miss, seamstress, r 43i^ S
Broad ,| >^*v -
WELCH M. M., contractinff asrt; E. T
Va. & Oa. B. R., 8 S. Inlll, r 171
Washington
WELCH, see also WALSH "^
Welms Luke, c, driver O. C. Carroll
Well banks James, elk, r 93 Ivy
Wellborn Abner R., physician, r 55 Wal- w®^]l^'"^"i' ^^^» *^^« 98 Decatur
ton ' *^ ^ , r uo TT ai wendt Oscar, huckster, 111 Whitehall
W^lhouse Meyer ( Wellhouse & Sons and
Wellhouse & Fleishel), r 277 WhitehaU
Wellhouse & Fleishel (M. Wellhouse
and J. Fleishel), sunbonnetnmTmaak^
Peach tree :^ : , t . , "^ '^
Wellhouse & Sons (Meyer, Henry and
Louis Wellhouse), whol paper d-alers
and box factory, 38 E. Alabama
We Imaker Bradley, c, lab, r 64 Gafe City
Wellmaker James, c, porter, r 64 Gate
Wellmaker Thomas, c, lab, r 64 Gate City
Weilons Jordan, c, packer P. H. Snook
Wells AloQzo, machinist R. <fc D. R R
bds 291 Jones '
Wells Angeline Mrs., dressmkr, r 25
. Mangum
Wells Annie Miss, cookM. B. Byrum
Wells Asman P., engineer Ga. Pa. R.R.,
r 291 Jones '
WELLS CHARLES W. (Hilburn &
Wells), r48McDaniel
Wells Eliza, c, laundress, r 42 W. Hum-
phries
Wells James, machinist W. & A. R. R
Wells John, fireman, bds 4S5 Marietta
WeUs John, printer, r 37 Nelson
wu.y?*^^ ^'^ ^^^ L- C. Saul, r 230
Whitehall
^fJt^^rrl^^^^ ^ *RS., dressmkr,
43;^ Whitehall
Wells Levi C., grocer, r 390 Whitehall
We Is Mary E wid J. D., r 46 Tattnall
w I K ^f.^ ^'^ engineer, r 34 McAfee
Welsh William, elk, bds 98 Decatur
WeUborn Curtis R., carpenter, r J50 De-
catur
Wellborn Elizabeth, wid S. T., r 227 S.
Pryor
Wellborn E scroll sawyer Boyd <fc Kinir
Wellborn Jonathan D., wks OgletreeT
Robmson A Boyd, r 209 E. Fair
Wellborn Robert M., bag mkr, r 250 De-
catnr
WeUbom Walter D., with Israel Put-
nam, r 62 Wheat
Wellborn William, elk, r 227 S. Pryor
Weller Jordan, c, porter, r 101 N. Butler
iT!? .l^!!l!l^'''"^^ Wholesale 4 Wef ii,
• T«l«pliofi« No. SM.
IZSJ'^JS. Felecia, wid G. W., r 142 Crew
WERITER EDWARD A., agt Ga. R R^
32 Loyd, r 37 Washington
•S? wS^^^^?° (Kenny & Werner), r
386 Whitehall
Werner Phillis, c, laundress, r 203 Cooper
Wesley Charles, c, wks J. M. Latham
Wes ey Gordon, c, lab, r 13 Thurmond
Wesley Harrison, c, blksmith, r ws Ter-
ry, 2d n of Anderson
Wesley Jane, c, cook, r rear 160 Wash-
ington
Wesp»y Jane, c, laundress, r 66 Hood
^^}^7 /oj^?. c, matressmkr, r ws
Hilhard, 9th s of Forrest av
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Wesley Martha Mrs., seamstress, r 35
Hills av
Wesley Oscar, c, lab, r 34 Terry
Wesley William F., elk C. W, Wynne, r
224 W. Peters . *"
West Ada Miss, r 50 Line "^ '
West Andrew J. (A. J. West <fc Co.), r
104 W. Harris
West Anthony, c, porter, r rear 311 N.
Collins
West Augustus A., r 61 Rock * "
WEST A. J. & CO. (A. J. West, W. H.
Holcombe and D. O. Stewart), real
estate agts, 28 Peachtree
West Bartow, bds 5 Bell "^ "'
West Dow, c, porter E. Person, r 1 Jen-
nings ftl ;^^rl
West End Academy, Lee, cor Oak ^ f j]
West End Methodist Church, Lee, s of
Gk)rdon
West End A Atla. St. R. R. Co., office 61
S. Broad
West Gloster, c, lab, r 1 Jennings al
West Hattie Mad., r 19 S. CoUins
West Henry T., magon, r 54 Jones av
West Hester, c, laundress, r 18 State
West Jacob B., c, carpenter, r 248 W.
Mitchell
West James, lab. r 107 Chapel
West M. E., wid W., r 37 Hayden
West Nathaniel, policeman, r 47 S. Pryor
West Robert, c, waiter F. Golden, r 72
Decatur
West Samuel, c, wks E. Van Winkle &
Co
West Sandford, c, lab, r 18 State
West Washington, c, lab, r 4 Trenholm
West William H., grocer, r 68 TattnaU
West William H., engineer, bds 155 Nel-
son
West W. W., engineer, E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R
Westbrooks Clayton, c, carpenter, r 18
Jenkins
Westbrooks John, butcher, r 155 W.
Peters
Westbrook Reuben, wks Expo. Mills
Westbrook William A., machinist, Atla.
Cot. Mills, r we Simpson
Westbrooks Vascum, carpenter, bds 8
Boulevard
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.,
J. M. Stephens, manager, 56 E. Wall
WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R. CO.,
J. B. Brown, president, R. A. Ander-
son superintendent, B. W. Wrenn, genl
pass agi, J. M. Brown, genl frgt act;
offices ahd depot. Railroad, cor Forsyth.
(See p. 65.)
Westley Harrison, c, wks J. Alexander
Westley John, c, lab, r 67 Humphries
Westmoreland Alice, c laundress; r 130
Crumley
Westmoreland Catherine, c, laundress, r
43 Ponder
Westmoreland Henry, c, wks J. H. Nor-*
wood
Westmoreland Isaac, c, shoemkr, 169
Whitehall, r 130 Crumley
Westmoreland Jane, c, cook, r 64 Jones
Westmoreland John G., physician, 55 S.
Broad, r 494 Whitehall •
Westmoreland Maria, c, laundress, r 25
Biggers
Westmoreland Robert, c, lab, r 179 Fort
Westmoreland Robert W. (Westmoreland
A Griffin), physician, 55 S. Broad, r 27
W. Garnett
Westmoreland Thomas P., lawyer, VT%^
Whitehall, r 56 Cooper
Westmoreland Willis F. (Westmoreland
<fc Howell), r 57 Marietta
Westmoreland Willis F. Jr. ,student, bds
67 Marietta
Westmoreland A Griffin (R, W. West-
moreland and E. Griffin), druggists, 55
S. B]'Oad
WESTMORELAND & HOWELL (W. P.
Westmoreland and D. B. Howell), phy-
sicians, 57 Marietta
Weston William (Weston A Nelson), r 83
Loyd
Weston A Nelson (W.Weston and A.
Nelson), elevator repairers, 59 Marietta
Wethington James, machinist, W. L.
Fenley
Wethington Thomas J., carpenter, bds
12 Tumlln
Wethington Thomas K. P., carpenter, r
12Tumlin » *- »
Wethington William, machinist, W. L.
Fenlev
Wethington W. A., machinist, Atla.
Bridge Wks
Wettlg Henry, carpenter, E. T., Va. A
Whaley Elbert L., c, waiter, MuUins A
Vaughan
Whaley Essie Mrs., r 232 £. Hunter
Whaley I^ee, elk M. L. Tolbert A Co., r
rm
Decatur
Whaley Julia Miss, elk J. Keely, r 233
E. Hunter
Whaley J. W., elk Gate City P. M. A L.
Co
Whann Robert J., manager W. S.
Wilson A Co., r 13 Capitol pi
Wharton Hattie Miss, r i07 McDonongh
"?SS? COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARtf,
OATS. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND «t CO. 9 4 ll North Ik^oad Street.
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Christion Index, r 207 McDonough
Whatley Emma Miss, r 6 Todd
Whatlev (Georgia, wid W., r 313 Luckie
Whatley Henry, driver, r 6 Todd
Whatley James, driver, r 6 Todd
Whatley Lulu Miss, r 6 Todd
Whatley Sallie Miss, r 6 Todd
Whatley Samuel lab, r 6 Todd
Whatley Thomas, barkpr r 6 Todd
WJatley Thomas C. (T. C. Whatley A
Co.) , r!6 Todd
Whatley T. C. & Co. (T. C. Whatley
and J. M. Reeves), saloon, 236 Deca-
tur
Whatley WilHam, r 6 Todd
Whatley William M., elk F. S. Holly r
580 Marietta ^'
Wheat Clay, c, lab, r 34 Victoria'
Wheat James E. (Wheat & Co.), r 108
Marietta
WHEAT & CO. (J. E. Wheat and )
lumber, machinery, etc., 5 N. Broad '
Wheatlield Sam, c, hall boy Markham
House
Wheeler Alexander, c, lab, r J8 Bradbury
W^ler Clarence A., with N^ew Home
Sewing Machine Co., r 24 Luckie
Wheeler Isaac, wks Stewart^s Mill
Wheeler Lemuel, c, barber, 113 W.
Peters, r20 Traynham
Wheeler Lizzie, cook, r rear 2 Badger
Wheeler Lorenzo B. (H. I. Kimball, L.
B. Wheeler and Co.), r 81 Marietta
Wheeler N. A., widG. W., r 104 Mc-
Daniel
Wheeler Sarah, c, laundress, r 28 Brad-
bury
Wheeler William F., manager Affl
Dept. Clark University * *
WHEELER & WILSON MA5IIPACTUII-
w^.S?Vi ^- ^- ^^^'T^^ ^^'1 ^'^ 71
Whitehall
Wheelock Fred, harnessmkr D. Morgan
r42Haynes | '
Whidby Andrew J., runner Enir. Co.
No. 2, bds 123 Fra^r ^ '
Whidby Charies A., plumber J. A. G.
Beach, r Decatur
Whidby William G.. editor Sou. World,
r Decatur 1 ^
^irl^^^^f Annie, c, cook, r rear 149
Whitehall
Whitaker Benjamin, c, driver, J. C.
Kimball
Whitaker Elizabeth F., wid S., r 57 Mc-
Donough
Whitaker Frank, c, porter, C. H. Swift
A Co., r 176 Clarke
Tflli JrlNEST MONONGAHEliA
Whitaker Henry, c, wks Flncher «
Fmcher
Whitaker Jacob, c, driver, r rear 14»
Whitehall >
Whitaker Jared I, lawyer, r 37 Jones tv
Wliitaker John, c, porter, Thayer <fe
Ross
Whitaker John, c, wks Stokes Bros ^"
Whitaker John H., pressman Constitu-
tion, r41 Stonewall .^ ^
Whitaker Joicy, wid W., r 53 Chapel
Whitaker Joseph L., elk, D. H. Dough-
erty *
Whitaker William, c, carpenter, r 176
Mc Daniel
White Aaron, c, lab, r 18 W. Simpson
White Abraham, wks L. H. HaU & Co
White Abram, c, porter, C. W. Wells
White Albert, shoemkr, r 13 Rhodes
White Allan T., contractor, r 159 Crew
White Amanda, c, laundress, r 4 Jen-
nings al
White Amy, c, cook, r rear 221 S. For-
syth
White Andrew, c, carpenter, r 257 Foster
White Augustus, wks M. Gaines, r IIST
Luckie /
White Betsy Miss, wks Expo Mills
White Rose, c, lab r 162 E. Harris
White Bruce M., fireman, r 19 Yrnge
White Burley, lab, r 31 Bradbury al
White Carrie Mids, wks Expo MUls
White Charies, c, waiter E. Mercer
White Charles H., trav agt, r 149 Cal-
houn
White Claude A., physician, 158 W.
Peters
WJite David O., R. P. O. elk, r 101 .
Crew
White Dick, c, lab, r rear 89 Eraser
White D. H., wks Sou Agl Wks
White Edward, r 67 Ivy
White Edward, Jr., bkkpr Constitution,
r 31 Hayden
White Eliza, c, cook, r 8 Raspberry al
White Emily, wid H., r 26 StonewaU
White Estey Miss, wks Expo. MUls
White Eugene, elk B. H. Cameron
White Edward, c, lab, r 56 Yonge
White Frank, c, porter Curran <fc Scott.
r 290 Wheat
White George, c, lab, r rear 428 Peach-
tree
White George W., c, carrier P. O., r
87 Hoiiston
White Gus, c, shoemkr, r 119 Luckie
White Harrison, carpenter E. T., Va. &
v7a. R. R
at BANK Sample rooms.
White Henrietta, c, laundress, r rear 53
E. Mitchell ; ^ ^.^' '
White Henry, c, driver MlITer * Brady
White Henry, c, lab, r 139 E. Baker
White Henry, c, porter C. P. Johnson
White Henry J., c, barber J. Mincu:, r 14
Peachtree '^ "^'- ^^^ : -^-^t:
White Jabez M., carpenter, r Fowler, nw
cor Gresham
White James, c, lab, r rear 102 Eraser
White James, c, lab, r 161 Windsor
White James A., machinist, r 87 McDon-
ou^ - -^ • -,
White James L., exp. messr, r 58 Gar-
trell
White James O., carpenter, r 99 Chapel
White James T. (Lathrop & White), r
29 Luckie
White Jane, c, wks W. C. Vaugha r
White John, butcher J. M. Johnson, r
Form wait, cor Crowell
White John, carpenter, wks L. H. Hall
&Co
White John, engineer, bds 186 Elliott
White John, c, lab, r 42 E. Humphries
White John, c, lab, r 90 Jones
White John D., bkkpr, r 75 Formwalt
WHITE JOHN J., machinery, engines,
etc., 69 S. Pryor, r 87 McDonough
White John M., collector, r 32 Larkln
White Joshua P., carpenter Globe PI.
Mfg Co., bds 348 Marietta
White Julian, c, laundress, r 28 Grant
White J. A., wks E. T., Va. & Ga. B. R
White J. M. Rev., pastor St. Pauls M. E.
Church
White J. Roswell (White & Beck), r
205 Jones
White J. W., carpenter E. T., Ya. & Ga.
R. R
White Kate, c, laundress, r 165 Windsor
White Laura E., wid J. C, r 176 Ivy
White Lewis, c, lab, r 40 McDanlel
White Lottie Miss, bds 15 Markham
White Lucy, c, laundress, r 65 Simpson
White Malice M., policeman, r 130
Eraser
White Mark, elk Hightower House, r
50>^ Decatur
White Mary, c, cook, r rear 186 W.
Peters
White Mary Mrs, wks Elsas, May <fe Co
White Mat, c, wks R. & D. R. R
White Matthew, c, blksmith, r 206 Irwin
White Matthew, c, lab, r 74 W. Hum-
phries
White Mattle Miss, r 58 Gartrell
White Menzo, mer, r 22 Luckie
White Mlna, c, lab, r 102 Richardson
White Morgan, wks S. S. Co., r 11 Foster
White Hoses, c, lab, r 31 Ezzard
White Xed. c, wks Langston <fe Crane, r
67 Yonge
White Ransom, c, driver, r 206 Irwin
White Rebecca M., wid T. S., r 149 Jack-
son .. > - ■ .
White Reuben W., 6, porter Hud^ns A
Talty, r 90 Jones
White Richard, c, lab, r 18 W. Simpson
White Robert, c, porter, r 90 Jones
White Roswell M., mer, r 205 Jones
White R. Calvin, machinist, r 19 Yonge
White Samuel, c, plasterer, r rear 1,
head of Gimlner
White Samuel, c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
White Samuel H., lawyer, 7J4 Whitehall,
r 72 McDonough
White Sarah, c, laundress, r rear 96
Jones
White Simon, c, blksmith, r ws Yenable,
2d n of Hunnlcut
White Thomas W., printer Constitution,
r Jonesboro, Ga
WHITE WALTER J., bUllards Mark-
ham House, r 66 Crew —
WALTER J. WHITE, Prop'T"
MarkkB Mi Wd Parlor.
ONLY FiaST CLASS PABLOB
-IN TOWlf.-
NEW AND AIBT ROOMS AND AOCOMMO-
DATING MANAGRB&
White William, c, driver, r 37 Randolph
White William, c, packer P. H. Snook, r
72 Randolph
White William, pedler, r 39 Bradbury al
White William H., flagman, r 4 Yonge
White WUllam Henry, c, lab, r Huff
Building
White WUliam J., elk B. P. Thompson,
White William S., c^ waiter Bramlett
Bros, r 140 Wlieat
White William W., boUermkr, r 1»
Yonge ^
WHITE W. WOODS, genl agt NOBTH-
WESTEBIf nUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
of Milwaukee, Wis., 24>^ Peachtree, r
22 Luckie. (See fly D.)
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^l^r^ ^""PJ^ey. «. lab, r%ar 102
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ner and John A. Bowie), Are and lit
inaurance, »3^ E. Alabama. TL^
Whtoey Joshua, r 10 Foster ^- '
r 159 Thompson .
^tehead Simyn^ condactor W. & A.,
WHITESIDE ABTHUK L.. seev r»
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Whiteside Vernon S., elk P. O. Insoec
^^L^1 ^°'*' Weinmeister ^
W^jtfeld Fannie, e, laundress, r 110
w5!S*M ?!?■■«* **•' '''^P'-. r 49 Jones
S*J2'*'d John, c, lab, r 140 Irwin
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W?.H^2; «^"?.®31 Marietta'^
Wlitington W. P., fireman A. & W. P.
K R., bds 71 6a. R. R
Wnitlock Martin L salnnn » s« r<!i
Whitloob Miii.S„ -'^"^A ' ^. GiJmer
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^iJf^" "^f ""J? ^^ •^ 37 Jones ar " ('
Whittmore J. O., contractor, bds Cannon
Wicks Sarah, e, cook, r36 Fort
; 6?rh1tetan'^'"'"'''^"'T. Schumann,
Wier John B., with F. E. Block '
^G^^as^'"'' wld G.. r 6 Factory
WifH^ f^' *"'°]'"a >■ 59 Stonewan
w gg^ns Lewis, c, wks Ga. Pac. Ry
Wiggins Lizzie Miss, wks Expo. Am
Wiggins Lucy B.. wid J^9 Se-
wi'^^ J"*^"^' "' •*'»' "• 131 E. Cain
Wtons S c, porter W. & A. R. R
Wi^ns Thomas, c, wks Logan Bros
W^u^n^AddieS..wid^.F..'?lw
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Whitol^ fIS-V"' *^l'. '".'«"■ 32 Church WilbaAksLa^nce wksE^rno T»rni
l^itman Frank, machinist, bds 220 W. I Wilbanks LulIK,' Z^ ^^. ^^
^Uman Lemuel, c Ub, r «« 288 Wfa ' ^- •^•' '"'"Wnist Atla. Bridge
^Itm^ Walter K. lumber dlr ^ 26 r*'^"^'"'*"''^"^' ««>•«• ^e^-'T
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W^ltmire William C, foreman. Jas P
Harrison & Co ■="»", oaa. r.
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Wilde Jarah^E.:-;imrr?rFor-
J r Wh-^ A- ( Whltner 4 Bowie and W"«» Bobert J., gen agt HetriniM SilA.
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XrBXl?-''''^-^^^''^^^o^^iiy^Anare. J., watchman, r 75
'^ "" ' Th^?,"'*" ^^ «'" J- M. High, r 75
wfle^ F^JUt' "' ""i!*' ••222 Wheat
r 214 S. Pryor
™"*« J»H» C. I CO. (John C.
2Sltt'(^ ^- ^^'toer and A. H. Col^
qwtt), managers Sou. Dept. MEB- I wn.'» f~"7' -' ""'i*, rzzz wheat
JHiJWS OS. CO., .of Newark, N. Fo^ylr''' '' '^'*"' "-'""l* S.
*f', 03}^ E. Alabama ' wn ?,
Whitp^r Tbomaa C. an^^. , . or. g p^^., wn^^ S^^»« A. carpenter, r 77 Plum
Tel^koae !!•. nS. ^^^'^'^^^ SupertnteiMl Cantmcuir '
WIL
661
WIL
Wiley Robert, elk, r 75 Rhodes lv ^*
WileV S. P., wid J. M., r 87 Ivy
Wiley WUliam G., aast bkkpr F. E.
Block
WILEY, see also WYLIE and WYL Y
Wilkerson John, c, wks E. T. Ya. A Ga.
p T> ixAVv it'" J- -,-»"*«,■.;
Wilkerw)U Tandy C, U. S. ganger, r 29
Orme ^^^^
Wilkerson Tobe B., c,(Wilkerson Ss Con-
nelly), r 282 E. Fair
Wilkerson & Connelly, c, (T. B. Wilker-
son and J. O. Connelly), butchers,
14434 Decatur - * *
Wilkes John, c, lab, r 127 McDaniel
Wilkins Emanual, c, painter M. M.
Maiick, r 116 W. Harris
WILKOS ttRJlNT (Wilkins, PostACo.),
r 32 Merritt's av ' ^^: • '^
Wilkins James, c, blksmith, r 114 Mark-
bam
Wilkins John, c, lab, bds 36 Emma
Wilkins Lewis, c, lab, r 162 Windsor
Wilkins Lulu Miss, r 38 Windsor
WILKINS, POHT & CO., proprs Atlanta
Bridge & Iron Wks, 489 to 527 Mari-
etta. (See p. 68.)
Wilkins Samuel (Franklin & Wilkins), r
38 "•Windsor
Wilkinson Carrie C. Mrs., r 62 Tattnall
Wilkinson Ja.nes, c, lab, r 336 Decatur
Wilkinson John R., whol stationery, 42
S. Broad, r 100 N. Collins
Wilkinson Martha E., wid A. J., r 18
Hunnicutt
Wilkinson Mell, with J. R. Wilkinson, r
100 X. Collins
Wilkinson Samuel, driver J. C. Kimball
Willard Josiah J., bkkpr Hunnicutt &
Belli ngrath, r 33 Merritts av
Willbom John D., wks Ogletree, Robin-
son & Boyd
Wiiiborn R. C, wks Ogletree, Robinson
& Boyd
Willeford Robert, gas fitter, r 6 McAfee
Williams Abernathy, c, porter P. Jones
Williams Absalom, c, driver, r rear 109
McDonough
Williams Albert, c, lab, r 3 City al
Williams Alexander, c, shoemkr, r 10
Carter
Williams Alexander, wood dealer, r 251
Foster
Williams Alfred, c, drayman, r ss For-
rest av. Ist e of Fort
Williams Alice, c, nurse, r 202 S. For-
syth
Williams Allen, c, porter, r rear 176
Ivy
Williams Alonzo wks ^^xpo. Mills
Williams Amanda, c, oook, r rear 216
Crew ' i' v"^'--"--
William* Amy^L. Mi8», prhi. Stxnm
School, r 104 Honston
Williams Anderson, c, lab, r 104 Haynes
Williams Annie, c, cook, r 118 Hiiliard
Williams Annie, c, cook, r rear 67 W,
Peters - ^ -
Williams Amife, . e, lannfh
31
Ezzard
Williama Benjamin^ iT^ Fowler se oor
MiUs - ^:
Williams Benjamin H., e, tailor J. C.
Huggins, r 115 S. Cain
Williams B., c, wks Gate City P. M. dc
L.Co
WiUiams Caroline C, wid J. S., r 213
Crow
Williams Charles, c, butler, r 9^ Jones
Williams Charles, c, cook J. L. Solomon,
r 78 Humphries
•Williams Charles, c, shoemkr, r 5 Cor-
nelia
Williams Charles, c, waiter Markham
House
WUliams Chum, wid J., r 112 Gilme-
WiUiams, Clark & Co. (J. T. Williams
B. S. Clark and J. H. Inman), fertili-
zers, 7}4 S. Broad
Williams C, wks Sou. Agl. Wks
Williams C. F., wks Ferguson <fe Blount
Williams David, c, lab, r 101 Jones
Williams David G., porter C. P. Murray
WiUiams Dick, wks Atla. C«t. Fcty
WiUiams Dinah, c, cook, r rear 273
WhitehaU
WiUiams Dock, c, wks E. VanWinkle A
Co
WUliams DruciUe, c, cook, r rear 109 S.
Pryor
WiUiams Edward, carpenter, r 37 Hay-
den
WUliams Edward, c, driver A. D. Adair,
r rear 68 Washington
Williams Edward, c, lab, r 207 Cooper
WiUiams Edward, c, lab, r 216 W. Hun-
ter
Williams Edward, c, porter Journal
WiUiams Edward B., opr. W, U. Tel.
Co., r 201 WhitehaU
WUliams Ella Mad., r 19 S. CoUins
WUliams Ella Miss, wks Atia. Cot. Fcty
Williams Eliza, c, cook, r 6 Jennings al
WUliams Sliza, e, laundress, r 2 New
Wheat
WiUiams Emaziah, wks Ferguson <fc
Blount
Williams Emma Miss, Expo. Mills
IH
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LARD,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND * CO. » * H N«ih Broad Str^t.
f I
It ?
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r i
EealEstate^
^^^^ 352
j-n«r»on. Real E»«»te Ag't M W«ii at
Wnn^f Etheldred C, elk r 315 Fort
WilUams Eugene, c, wks K. Greeu, r 27
WilillJSf p*""?*' '^'^ ^^ ■• 52 Johnson
W m * Ferdinand, wks Expo. Mills
Hoar *^°^^°*-'«' «' ^» boy Markham
WmtT ^''^i^-' '^^' ■• 93 Windsor
wmul^* l^Y' ""^ ^- ^- ^ickless 4 Co
rear 14o Joues j *
WiUiams Frederick M., elk, Contl Fire
Ins. Co.. bds 3n Calhoun
WilJiams Gracie. c, laiandress, r 74 Ga-
mer > •-«: vru
Wmi^mf ^'■^^ '' ddayman, r 309 Fort
Wl ams George, c, lab, r 9 Ira
WUlrnms George F., blksmith Ga. Pac.
Williams George L., trav agt J. B. Mer-
chant & Co., r RutledgerGa "^
WUhamg George W. (Langston 4 Crane)
r Charleston, S. C I ^'^aue;,
Williamg Georgia, c, laundress, r 172 Fort
W lam! (^'^'^ ^^^ ^ ^^ Thomp^n
w ^"^^^"^ ^' ^***» r ^ Bradley
Wd hams Hannah, c, r 7 Rawson ^
wJ r"^ 5*'''*^» ^' ^^^ ^ 76 Johnson
ZWl^T ^^"'^^ "' ^^ ^ 216 W. Hunter
c^tT' ''^^ '' restaurant, 49 De^
W^Hams Henry J. g], r Pine, ne cor
WIL
WUliams Jane, c, cook, r rear 22 Capitol
wlJJlo"'* T*"^' ^' laundress, r 31 Ella
moSd * ''^ laundress, r 14 Thur-
Williams Jerry, c, driver, r 3 Holland
Wi liams John, r o5 E. EUls
Williams John, c, drayman, r 3 Dover
W lams John, lab., r 102 Spring
^ hams John c, shoemaker, r 13 Brick
;'55 eIiU '^^ ^^ "^^'^^ ' ^- ^^or,
Williams John B. L. Rev., c, r 32 C. R fi
Co rr%^^*''' J-' ^^' ^' Williaiis'^
^o.), r Stone Mountain
Wi I'wm! •^r''!;'' ^-^ "' ^^^-^ ^ ^7 Markham
Williams John M., porter, r 241 Ivy
Williams John T., r 32 Spencer ^ I
Williams John W., c, dver J S Wof
son & Co., r 247 Glenn ' ' ^^ ^^^
WiUiams Joseph, c, r 241 Wheat
hal?™^ ^^' ""' "^^ ^®*^ ^^^ Wliite.
Williams Julia, c, cook, r rear 101 Crew
iLd Mr/' F *T ^?- ^^' J- ^iJii«^^
and Mrs. F. Taylor.), pork packers
u'^riT^' S*^' ^^ ^^ pro'VTsfonl;
17 and 19 S. Forsyth
Wi hams J. M., wks R. <fe D. R. R,
Wilhams Louisa wid M. W. r 46Mill8
W h^^""' J^*""** ^^' ^ ^8 Walton
R r"* "^''' seamstress, r 18 Ga.
™tTr' ^""^ ^'^ carpenter, r 183
WUliams Leroy E., dk The Bradstreet
wln!?m! T^^^^'®' c .laundress, r 5 Gartrell
schel , 4? - ^
''ll'n^chell^''^^'^^^^^^^^^^^
"^Howell ""• ^-^ '^ ^ ^- ^- ^^''^ ^ 31
^i".i^™»„ Isaac, c, blksmith, 36 E
Mitchell r 214 Richardson ' ^ ^•
Williams Isaac, c, butler, r rear 64 Cone
wluT' \'*^*^ ^- carpenter, r 46 mut
Williams James E., r 315 Fort
^^T *^*'°^* ?; "^^'^ ^^^ Cox, Hill A
Thompson., r 315 Fort
Williams James H., elk. M. C. 4 J. F
KiserACo^ bds 26>^ N. Broad
c, laundress, r 139
Form wait
^mond* ^"'"' "' '•'""'«". f 9 Thur-
Williams Lucius, c, lab, r 33 Bawson
W 11 ams Lucy, c, laundress, r 94 Fort
W, hams Lucy, c, laundress r 99 Sorine
w I*"* L""«, c, laundress, r U GUme?
W i«.nf ^Jf™!" ^'*' *>"« « Mills ""
Clirke ■"' "' '*'"»'»'*«*. «• 182
wlut"'^ v""^' *' 'a««<l«>M, r 120 Irwin
moSr ^' "' '«""'>"«'' •• 14 Blch-
Wiljiams Mary Miss, wks Expo Mill.
HuXr "^ «=. laundress, r'rear *6 B.
Williams Mattie, c, laundress, r S« rr«.
corie-r-o]^&|5d^Sr1^S^'
^*^<
r,*«^
WIL
368
WIL
Williams Mattie, c, laundress, r 88 Jones
Williams Melissa Miss, wks Fulton Mills
Williams Millie, c, r 133 Martin
Williams Millie, c, cook, r rear 135 S.
Pryor
Williams Mingo, c, dyer, J. S. Watson
& Co., r 135 Ira
Williams Minnie, c, laundress, r 19 Blg-
Wrers
lUiams Mlt, c, lab, r 40 W. Humphries
Wilimms M. J., fireman W. <fc A. R. R
Williams Nancy, c, laundress, r 270
Wheat
Williams Nancy, c, nurse, r 188 Hilliard
Williams Nathan, c, lab, r 216 W. Hunter
Williams Newton J., yardmaster, r 9
Taylor
Williams Noble C, mnfr mediisiue^ r 213
Crew " '
Williams OUie, c, lunch room, 102 W.
Peters . :-
Williams Oscsr, c, mason, r rear 225 De-
catur
Williams Perry, c, lab, r 141 C. R. B
Williams Peter, c, drayman, r 288 W.
Mitchell -i^:.
Williams Phillip A., carpenter, Ms 33
Plum
Williams Ranee, c, wks Traynbam <fe Ray
Williams Robert, c, lab, r 258 Man-
gum
Williams Robert, c, painter, r 2 Gemun-
den
Williams Robert A., pass, agt M. A L.
R. R., 28 E. Wall
Williams Rose, c, cook, r 184 Wheat
Williams Rosa, c, cook, r rear 180 Mari-
etta
Williams Rosser, c, porter W. E. John-
son
Williams Rufiin, c, driver, r 186 Clarke
Williams R. O., brakeman W. A A. R. R
Williams Sallie, c, cook, r 76 Washington
Williams Sallie Miss, wks Expo. MiUs
Williams Samuel, c, lab, r 109 Magazine
Williams Thomas, c, brakeman, r 30 Fos-
ter
Williams Thomas, c, lab, r 82 Forrest ar
Williams Thomas H., broker, bds 216 N.
Collins
Williams Thomas H. Jr., bkkpr Atla,
Exchange, r Fort cor Forrest av
Williams Thomas L., watchman W. P.
iBi. R., r 301 E. Hunter
Williams Vinie, c, cook, r rear 59 Vf.
Gamett
Williams Virginia C, wid J., r ^8 Wal-
ton
Williams Walter, c, dyer J. S. Watson
& Co ^f
Williams Warner, c, mason, r 34 Hilllaid
Williams Warren, c, porter, r 123 Houa-
ton
Williams Warren H., soUcitor The Sln-
jjer Mnfg Co / ,j^
Williams Washington. c,(1rayman Lamar
Rankin & Lamar, r309 Fort
Williams William, carpenter, r 37 Hay-
den
Wmiamsj William, c, lab, r 19Gemunden
Williams William, c, lab, r 132 Ira
WiUiams William, c, lab, r 291 Mo-
Donough
Williams William, c, lab, r 82 Terry
WUliams WUllam C, elk H. Elleby, r 41
W. MitcheU
Williams William C. Rev. D. D., Priest
in charge St. Lukes Chureh, r 149 Ivy
Williams William F., bkkpr, bds 161 Ivy
Williams William J., carpenter, r 58
Simpson
Williams wmiam M., broker, 37 S.
Broad, r 215 Collins
Williams William S., bkkpr Simons A
Dniramond, bds 72 Marietta
Williams Willis, c, cook Markham House
Williams Willis, c, shoemkr 1 Foundry,
r 12 Louise
Williams Willis, c, wks Atlanta Wagon
<fc Timber Co
Williams Sarah, c, cook, r 168 Thompson Williams W. E., carpenter, wks L. H.
Williams Sarah, c, laundress, r r rear 95 Hall A Co
Jones
WILLIAMS SILAS W., manager Cont'l
Fire Ins Co., r 325 N. Calhoun
Williams Sophia, c, domestic, r rear 109
S. Pryor
Williams Susan, c, laundress, r 3 Leon-
ard cor Peters
Williams Susan, c, laundress, 138 S.
Forsyth
Williams Susie A. Mad., r 50 Line
Williams S. W., wks Expo MUls .
Williams Teresa Mrs., r 76 Washington
W. M. Scott
Williams W. M., c, wks J. Alexander, r
216 Crew
Williamson Carrie Miss, domestic, r rear
198 Houston
Williamson Florance, c, porter, r 103
Yonge
Williamson Henry E., elk Sou. Ex. Co.,
r 297 Decatur
Williamson James A., lab, r 186 White-
hall
Williamson Lavonla Miss, dressmkr, r
185 Whitehall _ _ „
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Tour prop^rty 1. the «ATLAllTi«)ME,^ and thereby pt.
H^Hlne « home eoterprfae, to keep jonr mon.. at home.
354
WIL
Williamson Lizzie Miss, dresamkr r i«k ' nr-i ] " ' -*•
w^J^.ll'^". . dre,«m^. r 185 W^«„^n^A„n,e. c. eooW, r rear 196 8.
WUhamsoQ Lou, bda 5I>^ S. Broad
WiUiam8on Mollie Miss, milliner J Kee-
ly, r 258 Whitehall
RhXT" ^'^'^'^ ^- "■ '*»«'»"' Me 53
or?»aR''' ^ Highland av i
"J^LSOf AUSTDT, special a« Chess.
Carley Co., r Edgewood ^ ^ '
3* 'So^:^r"i3Ti!-krb'a'raO^'-'>^ ' Wilson Bailey, o, por..r B. Hercer - *
Wjllig cirich, r 35 D'Alrigny \1^"h^°^"°'°' *'' '«»'' ^ ^^ Chatta-
^S?£??; 'er.'^V?^^- 1 ^r SnJ.o,lnK., flyman, r 16 Tu.-
-■rm:- u ^. ^"'i ' "<•>•'• Broad
WUhnghara Charles T., elk J. Jf. Lowe
^HowflT <^<"'"°''"« '-' flreman, r 77
WUIingi.-am Mary <, cook r re , - J I^^n^^-mne "co ^'•'^' ^'"•«*o"'
XelsSS '*"^' t """''' ' """• '"^ j Wi «,n Bradley T., carpenter, r 99 Staw
W|Ho,ha. Klehard. . dH,er .erner W^^ ch„... elk Ch.n.herH.. .ohn-
WILLDTGHAM WlXBORJf J., lumber
r 'l^^ ^^^"^T "^^^"^^^ ^ Elliott;
Wimf r^^' '' laundress, r 43 Hills av
Willis Charles, c, lab, r 11 Ella
Willis Henry, c, barbel-, 93^Decatur
^M ^"^' ""' ^'^''' Wellhouse <fc
^nau" ^^*''^^ ^'^ ^'^^"^^^ r 57 Tatt-
WiiZ ^p!'*' '* ^«ndre-8, r 176 Wheat
Ch^^l "■*' '' Sundress, r rear 13
Wilson Daniel, c, lab, r 77 Hoge
Wilson Edmund B., trav. agt j. Stein-
heiraer & Co., r 51 WalkeF
Wilson Edward c lab r 32 Reed
^■mmP' '^ '"^^^- f • <^«"' «• r««r "^iil^h^ *1- ^•. Unstress, r 65>i
Willis Joshua A r 357 Whitehall ^."f"° f,"g«?e. dk William D. Harwell
W U V ''' "'^.'^jwdress, r 226 C. B. K ^'^°^ *^"'"''' »» «>«« elk W. 4 A.
"'"■s ?■, machinist. Atla. Rri,i«» uri,. __»• R
W ,^ V-' ""a^hinist. Atla. Bridge Wks
WninlJifh' <':*'» Stocks 4 BraiSlton
Wmouf hhJ l'*^***' '- •"."' »■ 38 S. Moore
WOloughby John, c, wks Alia. Bridge
a I
'^Wlh^nrn'' ""■' *'"' '^""^ * «™- '
Wilson George, c, barber G. Hays
www,. . ( .-... wl !^" ^''''^' ^^^' ^»132 S. Forsytii
WlLLSOlf JOHN S. ML, real estate 11 w !^" ^''^^ '^ ^""^^ "" ^^ ^^^^
S. Broad, r 57 McDonough '^^ ^^ I Z^l ^'"'^*' "' ^^""drese, r 9 Bobbins
Wilmot Harriet, wid S. T r 65 MarHn wi ^^^^ge, c. lab, r 26 W. Simpson
Wilnioth WilUam, bu^er! m^f^X WU^n p"^°' 'J*^» T 2^ W. Sim^r
r country ' «i JJiarietta, Wilson George W., printer Constit^on,
WUson Alice, c, domestic r r^^r w wn^^?;^*^"^^
, Whitehall »^^°«^^<^. r rear 377 Wilson Henry, c, driver Ballard's Trans-
Wilson Andrew, c nortpr v*>»r tj-^ ^.r.?^ ^^
Sewing Machine cr* ^""^ ^'"°* W| son Henry, c, lab. r 23 Pettus
Wilson Anna, e, laundress, r 209 Cooper F^ Henrietta Miss, wks Atla- Cot
Floortog, al La FONTAINE i MAY'S. Telephone Mo. 385.
a.
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WIL
355
WIL
Wilson Henry L. Dr. (Rice <fc Wilson), r
210 W. Peach tree
Wilson Hugh A., moulder, Winship &
Bro., r 41 Jones av *^^''-
Wilson James B., time keeper, W. & A.
B. B« -. . J- f
Wilson James C, elk r 45 McAfee
Wilson James D., physician, 48 Marietta
bds 179 McDonough
Wilson James G., butcher, r 94 Jones av
Wilson James M. (Peek & Wilson), r
West End
Wilson James W., painter, r 639 Ma-
rietta
Wilson Jefferson, c, porter, Pinson At
Dozier
Wilson Jerry, c, driver, 209 Cooper
Wilson Jerry, c, wks cotton com
Wilson Jesse H., elk Dobbs <fefero
Wilson John, machinist, r 21 Mechanic
Wilson John, elk H. A. Fuller & Sou, r
108 Marietta
Wilson John C. (J. C. Wilson <fc Co.),
r 7 Carter
WIL80N J. C. & CO. (J. C. Wilson, At-
lanta, D. W. & D. M. Rogers, Etowah,
Ga.), coal, wood, lumli^r, lime and
builders material, 7 Spring (see p 41.)
Wilson John G., bkkpr Jas. P. Harrison
& Co., r Edgewood
Wilson John M., with Atla Elevator Co,
r 33 Luckie
Wilson John W., wks Ga. Pac. Ry. bds
642 Marietta
Wilson Joseph, mer, r 33 Luckie
Wilson Joseph, c, mason, r 172 Wheat
Wilson Joseph, machinist, E. T. Va. &
Ga. B. R
WILSON J. STAI5BACK DR. physician
-and Turkish baths, 14 Loyd, r 181
Whitehall
Wilson J. B., contractor, bds 33 N.
: Fryor
Wilson J. W., foreman plumber, A. P.
Stewart & Co
Wilson Lemuel, c, carpentiBr, r rear 61
McDaniel
Wilson Lillie, c, cook, r 209 Cooper
Wilson Lindsay A., elk, r 206 W. Fair
Wilson Lizzie, c, cook, r rear 119 Walton
Wilson Lizzie Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Wilson Lizzie, wid H., r 45 McAfee
Wilson Louisa, laundress, r 26 W. Simp-
son
Wilson Loula, c, laundress, r Bell wood
Wilson Lucinda, c, laundress, r 173
Markham
Wilson Lum, c, lab, r 66 E. Humphries
WUson Lucy, c, laundress, r 100 Walker ! dealer, 53 S. Broad, r 46 Sod^
Wilson Madison, «, lab,^ Bell wood
Wilson Manson, elk l>\ H, Dougherty,
bds 211 Peachtree
Wilson Mara C. Mrs., grocer, 311 K.
Hunter . .^^ ^^;^
Wilson Martin B.,pTasterer,rlO Culver, J
Wilson Martha Mrs., wks Atla. Cot. Fcty
Wilson Mary, c, domestic, r rear 201
Whitehall
Wilson Mary, c, laundress, r 100 Walker
Wilson Mary, c, laundress, r 172 Wheat
WUson Mary, wid J. W., r 643 Marietta
WUson Mary A., wid T. C. H., r 41 S.
Cain
Wilson Mary E., wid E., r 21 Mechanic
Wilson Matde, c, laundress, r 13 Lawshe
Wilson Michael, carpenter, r 43 Smith
Wilson Minetta Miss, r 427 WhitehaU
Wilson Monroe, wks Union Stock Yardfl
Wilson Moses M., carpenter, r 40 Jen-
kins
WUson Nancy, c, cook, r rear 142 S.
Forsyth
Wilson NeU. c, lab, r 22 w Simpson
Wilson Robert £., elk Chamberlin,
Johnson <& Co
Wilson Robert K. (Holland A, WUson.),
rl56 t)ecatui*
WUson Samuel P., bkkpr Ada. Elevator
Co., r 33 Luckie
Wilson SaUie Miss, r 229 S. ForsyUi
Wilson SaUie, c, laundress, r 82 S
Forsyth
WUson Sidney, tninkmaker, r tS% W
Mitchell
Wilson Susan, wid G. S., r 65>^ Peach-
tree
WUson Thomas, c, carpenter, r 245 Crew
Wilson Thomas, c, lab, r State al nr Coi>
put
Wilson Thomas B., carpenter, r 351 Man-
gum
Wilson VirgU A., (Dudley & Wilson),
r 427 WhitehaU
Wilson William, c, lab, r 5 Fain
Wilson WiUiam, c, wks Frank Walker,
r 16 Jackson
Wilson WiUiam, c, lab, r 18 Lowe's al
WUson WiUiam, c, lab, r 22 W Simpson
Wilson WiUiam A., dep. sheriff Fulton
countv, r 214 E. Hunter
Wilson WUllam E., foreman W ^ A.
R. R, r N. Mechanic
WUson WUliam K., elk Peck <fc Wilson,
r 214 E. Hunter
WUson WiUiam S., (W. S. Wilson A
Co.), r New Orleans
WUson WiUiam T., Sewing machine
IFTIES
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN. POhK,^SIDEb, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & U North Broad Street.
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r 172 Mangum
wlw w,"'''."' '*^'*'f' "■ 2« W. Simpson
Wilson Winnie, e, laundress r 22 W Sto^
WUson W. B., wks Globe Planter Mnfg
WnSl^w •'«^''L* cutter W A A. R. R
WttSON W. 8. A CO. (W. 8. Wilson
Xiri: I?;^;: "^ andlumber;
2^P*?^ 7- T, elk Ga, Pa. R. R
W mber y Henry c, Ub, r 177 E. Cain
_reter8, r Marietta
aS^Fort^^""*"*" ^^ '' ^'^^•' ^' ^^ ^
Wimbish J T., wk« Ixi, ... Mllla
^n ' ""* *'^'^» ' ^^ G«niun-
r^ecatur '^•' ^"^^"^ ^^ ^hiteM
Winn Thomas G., carpenter, r 156 Jfel-
son
wS?J^""*? ^-l g^^^^- r 61 Sock
Wlim, see also WYJOTE
Wmner Charles N., pass a^t K P PV
a ^d G. E. B.; ^ ETif-bS',^.
Winner C. Sr., orrpenter, W. & A. B R
W nner J. C. carpenter 'w. & i:'^' g
^Ac'i^ ^"»c. «. wka E. VanWinlcie
3»ierc7' '' "»"'•'"• '^^ ^^ 4'hip James, c, bricionason, r 39 S
WimT^*»v u^^i i_ , . Moore • » * «*» o.
Winkle & Co
^RhSdL ^''J*™^''' ^» ^*>» »• rear no
"^Hou's^n"'*"^^^-^ ^^^^^^ ^ 1^
^Hillil^ Eugenia, wid W. B., r 218
WinH^''^'*^ ^- ^"P'' «• 159 Decatur
Windsor Oliver, c, waiter Markham
Wing William, elk, r 18 Martin
Wmgate John H tinner, J. WarUck &
Son, r e 8 Pearl, 1st n of Cox
Win^te Ollie, tinner, J. Warlick & Son
r country »
Wh^te P. H., wks Glpbe Planter Mn/g „«.o™ Fannie, c. cool.
'^Hu^SlJh'rie?'^'''' "' l^**' '"-WW. wfslTohn, bds 31 Plum
Wi'Sf?*n 'V*''"^ •"^P'-' l*^' 3« Gilmer wSS Mo'r^''„'J ''^Sf^l^- P^f^"
''w?SS.aJ^''fr^W^W»^P'^'«'. ' ^i^„^-Epbra.m. mason, r264I.. Cal-
^^«^ Herman, coppersmith, W. & A,
Winkles Samuel J., ca^nter, r 6 Cul-
Wlon C. G., fireman W. <fe a. R. R
Moore
Winship Robert (Winship & Bro), r 20
^iS.*f ^"i' ^^l^^ «'» George
Winship), founders, macliinUts, cowm
Sa B B**°"^"" Foundry 'cor W°
Winslow'-nieo. II., elk Chamberlain.
Johnson & Co., r 75 Washington ^
fc«n i'«^"der, c, lab, r3 Weltonpl
Winston IJad, c, lab, r 110 Yonge
^i^^a^y'^v^' '^^ ^nd real estate
W^;'r n.^T"''^**' ' Scott cor Parlier
W nter David, c, drayman, rl6 Chapel
rm ^^"^/"'of """lerConstitu'tlon.
^C^'' ^^^ ^^^' •="' '^'^ Bradstreet
Zl^tZ ^""es L., r 230 Peachtree
w-T *?"">el, farmer, r 79 Plum
W««lom Fannie, c, cool^ r rear 266 W.
^i'^w! F^f^^t ^- '*««« McNaught
4 Scrutehin. r HapeviUe *
iS If. ^c^!»^wM"- tether Mari-
etta St. School, r Hapeville, Ga
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Withers Edward B.,molder, r 43 Jones av
Withers John, machinist, r 36 W. Simp-
son
Withers Walter, elk Withers A Holland
Withers Walter S. (Withers & Holland),
r 51 N.Calhoun i
Withers William, molder, 79 W. Harris I
Withers & Holland (W. S. Withers and
Ed. Holland), foundry, 26 Calhoun
Witherspoon William, stock dealer, r 71
W. Cain
Withington M. E., manager Schumann's
branch pharmacy, r 92 Peachtree
Witt Charles C, hkkpr W. U. Tel. Co.,
r 1613^ Haynes
Witt Horace D., conductor W. <fe A. R. B
Witt Minda, wid R. H., r 161 Haynes
Witter Henry, car inspector W. & A. B.
R., r 111 Simpson
Wittington Henry, wks E. T., Va. & Ga.
R. R., bds 267 W. Peters
Wofford Carrie Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Wofford Jacob, bds 99 W. Simpson
Wofford John P., carpenter, r 99 W.
Simpson
Wofford Joseph, c, lab, r 33TS'ew Wheat
Wofford Sarah, c, laundress, r
Wheat
Wofford Susan Miss, wks Expo. Mills
WOLF DANIEL, propr N. Y. Furniture
House, r 137 Whitehall
Wolf Henry, bds 153 Walton
WOLFE HENRY, fancy grocer, teas and
coffee, 85 Whitehall, r 12 Castleberry
WOLFOBD 6E0R6E S., supt Cont'l
Fire Ins Co., r 327 N. Calhoun
Woolfe Max, supt Sou. Agl Wks, r 44 ,
Walton !
Wood Albert P., machinist Atla. Ma- 1
chinerv Co., r 46 Powers !
Wood Alhana P., foreman W. J. Wood,
r 266 E. Fair
Wood Allan P., wks 87 Whitehall, r 266
E. Fair
Wood Amanda E. Mrs., elk, bds 61 Ma-
rietta
Wood Cary, elk J. A. Anderson & Co.,
r 67 N. Pryor
Wood Edward N., shipping clerk Ogles-
bv & Meador, r 43 Martin
Wood Evie M. Miss, teacher Walker St.
School, bds 36 Walker
Wood Flora, wld J., r 6 Fain
Wood Floyd, c, lab, r 206 E. Baker
Wood Franki c, lab, r 40 Markham
Wood Frank A., baggage master, bds
Adam House
Wood Georgia, wld C. L., r 50 Clarke
Wood Green, c, lab r 36 Fort
W.M
Wood Isaac, c, lab, r 2 Plttman al
Wood Isabella, c, laundress, r 87 Martin
Wood Jane Miss, bds 7 Fulton Factory
Wood Jane, «, laundress, r rear 342 De-
catur
Wood Janey Miss, teacher W. E. Acad- ^
emy
Wood John, c, lab, r 101 Martin
Wood John, wks Expo. Mills
Wood John N. (Scott, Wood & Co.), r
country
Wood John W., elk J. T* Adair, r 70
Decatur
Wood Joseph, c, porter C. P. Johnson
Wood Joseph, c, porter Lamar, Rankin
& Lamar
Wood Joseph, c, porter Sheek A Co
Wood Lulu Mrs., r 225 Decatur '
Wood Maria L., wid W. B., r 100 N.
Collins
Wood Mary Miss, teacher W. E. Acade-
my, r W. E
Wood Mary Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Wood Mary A., wid W., r 46 Sunpson
Wood Molly, c, laundress, r j>5 MigiJiL
^ N>w I Wood Moses, wks Expo. Mills
! Wood M. J. Mrs., r W. E
Wood M. L., wid W. B., rlOO N. Collins
Wood Robert, bkkpr, bds 25 W. Hunter
Wood Robert, fireman, bds 1 Markham
Wood Robert, c, lab, r 171 Fort
Wood Robert R., elk J. A. Anderson &
Co., r 29 Markham
Wood Sarah, c, cook, r rear 55 Crew
Wood Sarah Miss, wks Atla. Cot. Ftcy
Wood Surry, c, wks Atla. St. R. R
Wood Thomas, fireman, bds 1 Markham.
Woo<i Thomas (Scott, Wood A Co.), r
I country
I Wood Thomas M. (Howard, Wood A
Co.), bds 33 N. Forsyth
Wood Thomas W., tinner W. J. Wood,r
Mills, cor Hunnicutt
WOOD WALTER J„ stoves, house furn-
ishing goods and baby carriages, 87
WhitehaU, r 397 Whiteliall
Wood William, driver, r 3 Culver, J
Wood William D., R. P. O. elk, r 4»
Calhoun
Wood William J. Rev., r 626 Marietta
Wood William T., trav agt J. R. WUkin-
son, r 100 X. Collins
Wood WilUam W., R. P. O. dk, r 68
Alexander
Wood Winston B., bkkpr A. McD.
Wilson <t Co., r 100 N. CoUlns
Woodall Alexander, c, wks Rlstine, May
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Woodbury Albert, foreman, r 207 Man-
Wo^lbury Kach«l E., wld J. P., r 193
Woy bury Walte^, elk F. H. Peck, r 193
Pryor "®^"*'^' <=' <»"''. r rear 156 S.
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Wooden Phebe. c cook
Whitehall ' ^vcook
^B^k! ^'"■^^' "' ^^ ^' T. Va. & Ga.
K,Vl!'^/l ^^ ^ P- A G. T.
Wo^^Iaw Jane, c, Sundress, r 75 Gar-
Woodruff J. wid J. p r 1^ R^ii
Woodson Spencer P., trav.a^.,r 67 W.
3^r^te^^^-*o^n^
Woodson William D.,bkkpr Lanlt.,„
wl5'*°«' M« 183 Wa^hin|S)n *^'"»
Woodward Aufi-uahia t ^u • .
Gate City Wk r 99 F V^^^k '?J^''' ^7
r 31 ^ F^a^h '^^^ ^^ postmaster,
^^^"n.^^r ^-^ ^^«^t elk, bd.
T^Tooaward Hai
, r rear 146 —^5 W. Hunter ,
C«r"* ""^'^^■^ Printer.r 28^ £
wriroivi-ni"&tA^-^-t.r
& Coo, r 60^ S* Brokd ^- ^^ ^""^^^
ro!r^l'^«j!.1,'-'''-^'>ore,Mareb4
'^mm'J^'^ ^' <=. Wks-lth, r 335 E.
WOOLLEY BAZIL M. w n ^ •
Woodl Frink A. tinner J W«Hi ■. * L^^^P'^^'e' ' ^'""«^<»«. ' 77
Son, r m E. Hunt^*"' ""• '^'^^'' "* ^-oolley Little B. V., physician 30^^
Woo^ 8 i.aae, c, ear cleaner, Ga Pac Rv wr^f'^*?! "^ "^26 Washington ^ ^
Woods James B., wks Bren^r', ^^,g I ^^'^ ^^am, c. wks Mfcombs, Mea-
Woods James S. engineer, Ga R r ^S?*!" /^'e^ander, c, farmer r a*«
House, r 167 Decatur "*• ^- «• Rieliardaon ' "'™'*'' ' ^33
"~^" " — ' Wooten Elizabeth wid V ,«« m
Ferry rd, nr Ma'rilto ' "rM«y«>?
jktZ^a \^ * i'wacur
P^'rs'"^' '' '^•^'^ ^ 5 Leonard cor
Woods Richard M cItR n -m,-' '^-
r 103>^ Whiter *^- ^"■°P«'n.
Ferry rd, nr Marietta " .
, ..__ - . £Sr&"|,C^-^ e«^ Hook 4
W^^Robert, fireman E. T. Va. & Ga. "^T" ^^^'r w& k. 'c'fankshaw A
Wogis^K. Pink, ekrpenter, r rear 1 "^Self"**^"' «^^<^«°«^ ' 228 W..
Woods^Sarah. c, lanl*^, > « W.r^Jf^^'* «-. wid P. B., r 66 y.
Woodsmall^H^arH^ . ' '^^^^ «^- 4%^' £' C^^.t^^"
Woo^mall Harrison, preacher, r 186 W
Woojfeon Benjamin, wks Union stock
Co
Woodson Charles D teller m u * Co., r 83 EuV ^*' ^y'**'''*
B«k,rl83w2hrng^*'' ^^^l^^te Wootte^ Wiutam j. Jr.. with J M
w^***" Hattie, c, co5k, r 307 Fort w^*J''^!"i,'" ^ ^- Alabama ^•
rl83 W.bingt^n:^'' ^— B-k. , Word ^^.^^'rJ^tiLp^rtJ'''^
Word .T^ho S*' J^!f ;.^ ^, ^oore
Woodson Martha F wld ^xr i\
Washin^n "* ' *> ^^ W. D., r 183
W^n game F. Miss, r 183 Washinif.
Record ^HrS*' f^^'^ ^"- Medical
l^rdand physician, 21 E. Hunte?!
ONTAINE
Word T. Jeff (Miller «fc Word), r 259
Whitehall
Wordeu James, c, carpenter, r 20 Beer-
man
Wornum Annie Miss, r 114 Washington
Wornum Jennie Miss, r 114 Washington
Wornum William L., book agt, r 114
AVashington
Wortham Minnie, c, wks .Atla. Cot. Fcty
Worthington Richard, wks Elsas, May
& Co ■* '■? .i^w ¥^--hi .
Worthington Thomas, cahfnet-maker W.
L. Fenley
Worthy Hattie, c, oook, r rear 109 Mc-
Donough ^ . "i^ .. . '*^
Worthy Miles, c, wks Logan Bros
Worthy Mollie, c, laundress, r 176 Hil-
liard
Wreim Albert B., pass. agt. N., C. & St.
L. Rv., 28 E. Wall, r 146 S. Pryor
WRENN BEVERLY W., genl. pass. agt.
. W. & A. R. R., r 437 Peachtree
Wright Aaron, c, carpenter, r 130 Irwin
Wright Ada, c, laundress, r 64 Jones
Wright Andrew, c, butler, r rear 258
Washington
Wright Andrew, c, hamessmkr, 83>^ S.
Broad
Wright Benjamin, c, lab, bds 84 Walnut
Wright Burrell, c, lab, r 14 Werner
Wright Carrie, c, laundress, r 14 N. Col-
lins
Wright Cato, c, lab, r 50 Emma
Wright Charles, c, driver, 157 Windsor
Wiight Charles, police, r 7 Bell
Wright Edward, c, lab, r 172 E. EUis
Wright Elizabeth Miss, r 46 Henry
Wright Ellen, c, cook, r rear 68 E. Peters
Wright Emma, c, cook, r 99 N. Butler
Wright Emma, c, laundress, r 6 Bettis al
Wright Eugene, elk Hunnieutt & Bell-
ingrath
Wright George, c, driver, r 333 Jones
Wright Greorge, c, lab, r 13 Johnson
Wright George, c, driver, r 86 Walnut
Wright George B., advertising agt
Journal, r 50 Williams
Wriglit Greorge W., policeman, r 236 De-
catur
Wright Gracie, c, cooker rear 42 Houston
Wright Henry, c, butler, r rear 42 Cooper
. Wright Henry, c, lab, r Cox, cor Orme
Wright Hinton P., lawyer, 24 Church
Wright Hope, c, lab, r rear 45 Alexander
Wright Jane A., wid L. B., r66 E. Peters
Wright James B., farmer, r 92 Alexander
Wright Joel, c, lab, r 400 Mangum
Wright John A., c, mason, r 344 Haynes
Wright John J., c, shoemkr, r 66 Fulton
Wright John M.; dk, r 68 W. Baker
Wright John T. r Wright <& Hillay), r
110 Houston
Wright Joseph B., c, lab, r 2 Little
Wrigtit Laura, c, cook, r 6 Bettis al
Wright Lemuel, c, driver, r 27 Wallace
Wright Lizzie Miss, wlis Expo. Mills
Wright Major, c, porter E. W. Lovejoy,
r 45 Gray f
Wright Martha, c, r rear 105 Tumlin
Wright Mar. , wid C, r 23 Pine
Wright Mary S., wid J. G., r 50 WiUiams
Wright Phillie, c, domestic, r 3 Lawes al
Wright Randall H., salesman W. W.
M^ Co., r 68 N. Pryor
Wri^t Rosa Miss, r 66 E. Peters
Wright Thomas R., carpenter, r 46
Henrv
Wright* Thomas R., elk, r 50 Williams
Wright TolUe O., carpenter, bds 28 El-
liott - ^
Wright Tony, c, lab, bds 84 Walnut
Wright Viola, c, laundress, r 126 E. Cain
Wright William, c, lab, r 402 Mangum
Wright William A., comptroller-general
of Georgia, r cor Ellis and Ivy
WRIttHT wnXIAM F. (Wright & Sib-
ley), r 408 Whitehall
Wright William F., R, R. contractor, r
100 W. Baker
Wright WiDiam Y., with W. G. Robin-
son, Jr., r 152 W. Hunter
Wright Zack P., lawyer, r 67 W. Harris
Wright W., c, wks Atla. Bridge Wks
Wright & Hilley (John T. Wright and
Robert S. Hilley), grocers, 110 Hous-
ton
WRIGHT & SIBLEY (W. F. Wright
and R. L. Siblev), lawyers, 7)4 White-
hall. (See p. 35.) '
Wrigley Joseph A., electrotjrper, r 164
N. Calhoun
Wrinkle Elisha, engineer, r 153 W,
MitcheU
Wurm Adolphus F., conductor Pullman
Sou. Car Co., r 4 Foster
Wurm Albert J. Prof., musical director
DeGive's Opera House, r 4 Foster
Wurm Charles T., elk Ga. R. R., r 4
Foster
Wurm Ferdinand A. Dr., music teacher,
4 Foster
Wurm Pauline Miss, music teacher, 38
N. Forsyth, r 4 Foster
Wyatt Camp, wkB John Ryan, r 4 GUp
mer ^
Wyatt Carrie, c, laundress, r 98 Fort
Wyatt Claude, c, driver, r 99 Houston
Wyatt Claude, wks John Byan
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In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, COKN, PORK, SIDES, LAIIII»
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIMC.
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Wyatt James, c, lab, r 151 Windsor
Wyatt v., wid D., r 4 Gilmer
Wyatt William, chief elk, R. G. Dun <fc
Co., r 4 Gilmer
F. Kiser & Co., bds Cannon House
Wylie A. J., watchman E. T., Va. «fc Ga.
W^ Bun, elk, J. R. Wylie, r 190 Peach-
WTUE DATID G.', yardmaster W. 4
" A. ii. K., bds CsnnoD House
^h^ '^^o'i^e^soni mer, bds 161 Whlte-
Wylie Han, with J. R. Wylie, r Parker,
nw cor Spring *
Wylie Henry N., bkkpr Gate City Kat
Bank, r 230 S. Pryor ^
^^^v^^^*?^ P^ ^^^^ grocer, 33 and
^^.-^;™^'"'^» ^ ^^ Peachtree
Wy he R. MrM., bds 35 X. Forsyth
Wyhe Robert A., conductor W. & A.
R' R
''^V.^SlS-nfaf r iTtt P^or "' '"''
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Wyly Madeline Miss, r 144 S. Pryor
WYLY & GREENE (B. F. Wyly and A.
L.. i^reene), whol grocers, 28 E. Ala-
bama
w^nf w "I!*™' ^*^^» *• "^ E- Harris
Wynn Washington, c, lab, r 329 Martin
Wynn Amanda M. Mrs., 402 Decatur
Wynn Charles G., r 402 Decatur -^ -
Lu"" ^^"i'^h ^^ drayman, r ss Parks,
4th w of Butler '
^Co^ ^' ^'' ^' ^'teryman W. U. Tel.
Wynne Robert P., r 206 W. Fair
^^^•^* ^- ^'^- ^- ^"'^^ * Co.), r 11
W. Garnett /> * **
Wynn Nora, c, domestic, r rear 109 S
Pryor . ^' \
^7^^" ,TlieophUus, machinist, r 211
Luckie *
Wynn Thomas, carpenter Ga. Pac Ry
Wynn Willis, machinUt, r 211 Luckie
Wyon Zeke, c barber, M. H. Bentley
^yone Amanda B. Miss, r 84 Houston
under Gate City l&tiSilS Bank!
yANCEY ABRAHAM, c, lab, r 168
A Greens Ferry av > ^w
^w^^ '^^^^ ^'^ ^d K. I>., r 85 Stone-
^82*1^^'^''^'' A., fireman Ga. R. R., r
""rs^Sie^'^'^"^" "^^
Yarbroiigh EUa Mrs., Elsas, May & Co
larbrough Emma, c, laimdress, r 190N
Butler
Yarbrongh Henry, student, r 63 Cal-
houn
Yarbrough Joel S., butcher, r 63 K.
^IJ^iS.'i^K ?i*^"^» "' domestic, r rear 119
-Q. ittitchell
Yate Benjamin, supt S. S Co., r 79 Me-
Donough
Yates Joseph G. grocer, 375 W. Peters,
r 17 Leonard, J *
Yates Willmm H., wkg Wilkins, Post &
Co., bfls 313 Luckie
Yeager Simeon A., printer Judson &
Dunlop, r 65 W. Mitchell
Jones' ^^ ^" ^- ^- ^' '^^^ ' ^
^T^L' '(^^"lo o^''^- ^' P^^^ Alien's
Temple, r 12 Pettus
Yergin Henry, c, carpenter, r HiUiard,
se cor Forrest av
Jm'^i2%^-' ^ii'^^^« S^- J*°ie8 Hotel
YOIMAXS TH0XA8 J., genl rnan-
ager Gate City Planing MUl and Lum-
Yo^;;f o., 36 E. Wall, r 7%^ Pe^St^"'
Young Columbus, c, cook Ballard^s Res-
taurant, r 85 S. Terry
Vn!3 1^^^*' ^» laundress, r 120 E. Baker
be ™*' ^» °'^^^» "* ^ear 25 Castle-
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Young Euclid, c, lab, r rear 314 Decatur
Young Fannie, c cook, r 286 Crew^
Young Floyd M., real estate, r Bell wood
Youfig Frederick H., trav. agt Tanner,
Currier & Heath, r 20 Gilmer
Young George, c, wks Fincher and Lin-
cher
Young Goodyear, c, lab, r 19 Walnut
Young Henry, fireman R. & D. R. R., r
I Savannah
Young Henry A., elk F. E. Block, r 137
W. Hunter
Young Jane, c, laundress, r rear 153
Luckie
Young John, carpenter, r 135 W.Mitchell
Young John, fireman Gki. R. R.
Young Leah, c, laundress, r 22 Davis
Young Luciuda, c, laundress, r 22 Davis
Young Lula Miss, bds 8 Terry
Young Margaret R., wid R., r 139 W.
Hunter
Young Martha J., r 20 S. Moore
Young Mary, wid L. H., r8 Terry
Young Maud Miss, wks Expo. Mills
Young Mens Christian Association, A.
B. Bixby, sec, Walton se cor. Forsyth
YOUNG MEIJ'8 LIBRARY ASS'JT, Miss
L. A. Field, librarian, 39 and 41 De-
catur
Young Oscar, c (Oscar Young & Co.), r
II State
Young O. & Co., c (O. Young and Gor-
don Jackson), grocers, 496 Marietta
Young Pierce G., collector, r 201 S. For-
syth
Young Rebecca Miss, wks Atla.Cot.Fcty
Young Sarah, c, laundress, r 286 Crew
Young Sarah, wid H., r45 Humphries
Young Squire, c, drayman, r 117 Mark-
ham
Young William, c, porter Patterson &
Bowden, r 18 Loyd
Young William H., bkkpr W. J. Wil-
hngham, bds National Hotel
Young Willifi, c, wood cutter, r 60 Hay.
den j
Youngblood Addison P. ( Youngblood
& Hall), r 71 Wheat *
Youngblood Ernest, elk, r 494 WAite-
hall
Youngblood Martha, wid S., r 71 Wheat
Youngblood M. A., carpenter W. & A.
R. R
Youngblood Robert P., fireman W. A A.
R. R., r 143 Luckie
Youngblood & HaU (A. P. Youngblood
and T. N. HaU), provtsion brokers, 5
W. Alabama
Youngkin Ernest, stock,M. Rich & Bro»^
r St. James Hotel
r^achry Benjamin, c, lab, r 230 W. Hun-
Zachry Charles T., traw agt. G. W.
Jack & Co., bds 58 N. Fors^
Zachry Frank, c, lab, r 228 Wheat
Zachry James B. (Brenner, Zachry <fc
Co.), bds 143 Walton
ZACHRY J. GREER (Hammond, Zachry
(fc^ Hammond), r Edgewood
Zachry Thomas C^ trav. agt., r eS
Wheat ^ ^
Zachry William, c, lab, r 50 Emma
Zachry WUliam I. (Brenner, Zachry <t
Co.), r 4 Walker
Zeigler Aaron B., painter, bds 49 W^
Peters
Zeigler William, coaler B. T. Va. <& G*.
R. B
Zellers Henry, c, Ub, r 56 W. Hum-
phries
Zellner Ella, o, laundress, r 11 Lawshe
Zent Mary A., wid D., r 288 Eraser
Zimmerman John F., r 29 Cooper
Zimmerman Richard P., mnfr. Acme
Water Elevator, 49 ]^. Pryor
Zion Hill Bap. Church, c,* Humphriea-
necor Glenn
Zion Presbyterian Church, c, 130 E.
Harris
Zuber John, printer, wks Elsas, May
& Co., r 10 Walker
.Scott
Dixie Sure Pit thirts ..
ICMpa no tTMli oaN«d tliirta.
II anil 13 WlMteluill St.
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Atlanta, Ga
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CO KNELL'S WIND ENGINES.
Also, Wood Working Machinery, Water Wheels, Com MiUs Feed
Mills, Com and Cobb MiUs, Smut, Matching and Brick Machines.
Give me a call, or send for Price List before you buy.
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Arranged by Streets and Numbers, with Name of Occupant
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Reference to this department will show the streets, avenues, Sxi., In alphabeti-
cal order, with the intersecting streets and numbers. Many comers are destitute
of numbers, which defect should be remedied.
The Union Depot is the central point of the city. The foUowing are the central
streets from which others are numbered, viz : Decatur and Marietta runninir east
and west, and Peach tree, West Peachtree and Whitehall running north andloutii.
r^AA system of numbering is a very defective one, and difficult to understand.
Odd numbers are on the right, and even numbers on the left in commencing each
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•f East Harris, Ward 4.
ALABAMA, from WhitehaU se to Loyd,
and nw to C. R. B., Ist s of B. R.,
Wards 1 aad 2
GOING BAST.
1 M. C. Carroll, tailor
3 Barber shop
5 E. F. Donehoo, fish
6 K Watts, c, barber
7 P. J. Kenny, saloon ^
8 Spencer & Way, lawyers
8 R. H. Knapp, real estate
Haas & Co., whol cigars
9 P. H. Meehan, saloon
10 J. J. Cohen's Sons, whol cigars
11 J. C. KimbaU, coal
J. Walton, monuments
T. C. Ryan, real estate agt
S. Root, commr
Amos Fox, oils
R. M. Clayton, civil engr
J. Robinson, real estate
11>^ Miss S. Holroyd, milliner
12 & 14 Merchants Bank of Atlanta
R. R. Commissioners
E. V. Carter, lawyer
Mynatt & HoweH, lawyers
13 R. G. Thompson, restaurant
15 Atlanta National Buik
Austell Refrigerator Car Co
Thomas & Tucker, lawyers
Atlanta Cot. Seed Oil Mills
WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, UHb.
AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIM^
ROWLAND 4c CO. 9 & H North $road Sta^ot ^
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J. D. Cunningham, lawyer
G. C. Spann, lawyer
17 Frazier & Morgan, whol grocers
19 H. A. Boynton, whol grocer
20 H. A. Fuller & Son, whol ffrocers
20)i A. Hood, Jr., lawyer
C. H. & R. B. Barnes, lawyers
Home Mission Board
W. A. Camp j
C. H. Mudge I]
21 F. J. Cooledge & Bro., paints
21^ M. J. Clarke, lawyer
Hammond, Zachry' <fc Hammond,
lawyers
J. F. Daniel, lawyer
W. H. Snowden, cotton broker
J. O'Dounelly, tailor
22 Paul Jones, whol liquors-
23 Johnson & Caverlv, whol grocers
24 Mickelberry <fc Whitlock, whol grcrs
24>^ G. E. Johnson, candy mnfr
25 F. M. Potts, whol liquors
26 Kennesaw Mills Co/s office
26 R. P. Trippe & Son, lawyers
26^ H. M. Clark
26 & 28 Moore's Business University
27 J. R. Merchant <fe Co., whol grocers
28 Wyly & Greene, whol grocers
29 D. G. Jones A Co., brokers
29 Perdue & Egleston, genl ins. agts
Miller & Word, physicians
Van Epps, Calhoun & King, lawyers
A. J. Woodward, physician -j -
A. E. Calhoun, lawyev •. «; ^ . *
E. Y. Loomis, publisher
SI Curran & Scott, Bank Saloon
31 Gate City National Bank * ^ -
H. Castleman, broker
S. Weil, lawyer |i
Pendleton Guano Co
Atla. Talc and Soapstone M. & M.
A Co
Erwin <fe Hill, ins agts -
H. C. Erwin, lawyer ' ^
J. P. Reed, lawyer ^ ^ .1^^
J. R. Gray, lawyer
Angler & Moody, ins agt«
J. M. Green, Eddystone Soluable
Guano
6. M. McKenzie, fertilizers
G. N. <t D. P. Lester, lawyers
T. B. Little, cancer cure
W. I. Hey ward, lawyer
John B. Gordon i •
Frank Gordoo, lawyer
U. Lewis, lawyer
G. L. Xorrman, architect
30 and 32 P. A G. T. Dodd, whol grocers
30 and 32 National Surgical Institue
Dr. C. L. Wilson (X Pryor)
35 to 39 F. E. Block, candy mnfr
36 A. Haas & Bro., brokers '
Haas & Haiman, brokers
36)4 R. G. Dun & Co., mercantile
agency
36^ Jackson & King, lawyers
J. L. May son, lawyer
D. W. Appier, R. R. agt
W. P. & W, F. Pattillo, ins agts < ^
G. M. Stovall & Co., brokers
J. R. Tolleson, genl agt
Southern Railway and S. S. Aas'a ^
38 Wellhouse & Sons, paper dlrs
40 and 42 J.N. Dunn & Co., whol grocers
41 Hibernia Building and Loan Ass'n
41 and 43 J. Stephens, whol grocer
Gate City St.R.R. Co -
43K T. B. Paine, broker >
J. H. Warner, lithographer
V C. C. Hammock, broker ♦%
R.L.Callaway, broker "'
44 J. B. Scarratt, broker
46 J. Smith, grain and storage ^■
47 and 49 Tolbert, Hoyt & Co., whol
grocers ^^
48 Jack & Holland, genl brokers
W. L. Hubbanl, broker
50 and 52 Langston & Crane, whol gro-
cers and cotton factors
51 and 53 A. C. Wyly, grocer
53>^ Whitner & Bowie, genl ins agts
J. C. Whitner & Co., ins. managers
Budden <fc Son, lithographers
Alexander R. Jones, lawyer
W.D.Williams -^
54 W. J. Garrett, Y. Garrett, mers
54 to 62 T. S. Lewis, cracker mnfr
55 and 57 Oglesby & Meador, whol gro
56 R. M. Jones & Co., brokers
R. H.'Moomaugh, broker
59 L. Cohen & Co., lawyers
61 Corn Exchange Saloon
61)^ L. Black, U. S. Comr
A. B. & H. L. Culberson, lawyers
63 S. T. Grady, saloon
63 Hudgins «fe Talty, maps
64 and 66 Johnson, Kenny & Co., whol
grocers
65 Smith, Porter <fc Northen. whol lero
65>^ M. J. Taylor, broker
66>| J. W. Fears, broker
L. L. Abbott, broker
67 M. E. Goldsmith, candy mnfr
68 and 70 W. Minnigerode, broker
69 F. A. Arnold, lawyer
Clarke Cotton Seed Cleaner Mfg Co
A. H. Kent, fertilizers
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69 W. M. <fc R. J. Lowry, bankers
(X Loyd;
GOING WEST.
5 Youngblood & Hall, brokers
7 A. E.Roe, tailor ^ :•
C. H. Cox, engraver
L. Shelpert, barber
9 T.H. Blacknall,agt. Durham Tobacco
W. F. Reeves, locksmith
10 Continental Fire Insurance Co
- 10 HillyerA Bro., lawyers f
P. H. Lovett, lawyer *
11 A. Young, painter
11 L. B. Folsom, saloon
12 J. T. Hall & Co., real estate
14 Southern Industrial Review
16 W. H. Scott, job printer
22 J. L. Johnson, harness (X Broad)
24 J. M. Latham, stables
26 Clark & NunnaUy, fruits
27 Adair Bros & Co., cotton com. mers
273^ J. Merry man <fc Co., fertilizers
Dr. J. S. Lawton, insp. of fertilizers
28 and 30 Constitution Pub. House
29 Ristine, May & Co., furniture mnfrs,
(X Forsvth)
31 and 33 J. W. Franke & Co., carriage
material
32 to 34 Jas. P. Harrison & Co., printers
Christian Index,Southern Ciitivator
34 G. W. Scott & Co., fertilizers
34>^ H. H. Smith & Co., cotton
C. M. Barnwell <fc Co., cotton
Paptapsco Guano Co
35 to 37 W. J. Hudson <fc Co., fruits
36 to 40 Maddox, Rucker <fe Co., bankers
and cotton
37 Walton, Whann & Co., fertilizers
37 J. Scholborg, cotton mer
Lorentz <fe Rittler, fertilizers
39 and 41 Perkins Bros., machinery
45 to 49 J. Carey Son & Co., com. mers
R. Z. Rucker, broker
50 The Ga. Ice Co., (X C. R. R. and
Thompson)
ALEXANDER, from Marietta e to West
Peachtree, at Cedar, Wards 5
and 6
4 J. A. Rapp
J. W. Rapp
7 Miss E. Walker
17 W. Jones
31 A. J. Bell.
38 Dr. C. C. QuUlan
T. H. Bond
42 R. P. Tatum
43 G. A. Walker.
44M. L. Collier
(X Luckie)
(X Venable)
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45 C. G. Hatch
50 M. Bell
62 Vacant
63 J. D. Hutchinson.
64 S. V D. Stout ,^
L. Smith
65 R. S. Water*
66 D. H. Goudy
67 J. Ashworth . :
68 W. W. Wood
69 J. McAfee
70 W. Walker
71 Mrs. D. Sasseen
72 L. Eddleman
Mrs. W. Eddleman
73 Vacant *
75 Vacant
80 M. L. Hudgins
86 H. W. Broxton
90 R. Grant, c
92 J. B. Wright / )
94 T. Humphrey - '
96 S. D. Brady, grocer
6th e of Orme Mrs A Powell
144 W. Tanner
146 M. J. Johnson
145 J. P. Bryan
J. Tollerson
147 R. Thomason
148 Vacant
152 Mrs. H. Hctzel
154 F. N. Graves
156 E. C. AUen
176 H. M. Scott
177 T. Kirke
178 G. Harrison
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(X McAfee>
(X Fowler)
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(X Lovejey)
(XOrme)
(X Williams)
(X Spring)
(XSoott)
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ALICE, from John a to limits, oth w of
W. & A. R. R., Ward 5.
1 Vacant '
11 J. Floyd, c
13 E. Jenkins, c
14 W. Henry, c
15 R. Morris, c
ANDERSON, from Windsor e, Ist g of
Glean, Wards 2 aad 3.
1 W. Waye, c
2 H. E. Hooks
12 W. F. Robertson
16 H. CTyson, grocer
40 R. Fernando, c
63 D. Pate
65 J. Boggs
93 J. Greyer, c
94 L. Lamar, c
95 J. Jones
n e cor Terry, Bev. F. M. Havgood
(X Martin)
144 Mrs. H. T. Cooke
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366
BAS:
146 J. Donohoe
175 R. OUver, c
AHOIER AT., from Bovleyard e. 1st ii
of Bice, Ward 4.
APPLE, from North ar., n to limits, 3d
w of West Peaehtree, diTidlar Wards
5 and 6.
BABOEB, from G. B. B. s, near • lim-
its. Ward 3.
1 C. Sheldon I
a C. W. Jarrell |
3 B. W. Van I
4 R. R. WaUace
6 R. O^Shieldfl j
BAILEY, from Stoaewall s to Fair. 1st
w of Chapel, Ward 1. '
6 J. G. Stanford
7 Mrs. C. S. Stewart
8 I. Sloman
10 C. L. Kinir
11 N. M. Gl^
15 J. A. Ware
16 F. Pittman.c
aO J. S. McCrarv
aO J. A. McCuiTv
21 Vacant
26 Dr. M. T. Salter
26 H. H. Hughey
32 C. Klaseett
33 B. A. Camp
34 J. H, Burke
B^^B,^from Pea<4tree at June Wwt
\?«^^^» e to Fort, and w to Mari-
ctta, 1st n of Harris^ Wards 4, 6 and 6.
GOING llAST.
38 Mrs. M. E. HoluJicrs worth -
42 and 44 Vacant '
60 O. Pause
A. Schrooder
66 C. Adamson. (x\s. CoUinfl)
64 Mrs. M. J. Betts ^
66 D. Bailey, c
96 C. Breuning
97 L. McGuffey, c
72 Vacant
Ui Z^^^^' (^ ^- Calhoun)
116 T. Barlow, c
116 W. Stevens
116 Mt. Zion Church
118 W. Alexander, c
120 E. Young, c
122 N. Burke, c
129 A. Powers, c
180 S. Reynolds, c
151 E. BeU, c
;-*^--3f.
(X Spring)
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132 L. Dorsey ,
134 P. Chun, c
137 R. Isham, c
139 H. White, c
140 W. Jordan, c
140 L. McLendon
141 H. Banks, c . -
143 F. Grant, c
}tt 9' ^urray, c. (X Butier)
167 A. Lee
169 P. Hunter, c
171 Vacant ! :
175 F. Greene
179 S. Haygood, e
183 Vacant
185 Vacant ^ ' /^
189 Vacant
193 Vacant
195 I. Winship
197 Vacant ^ V. i
206 F. Wood,c ' V
GOING WMT.
15 W. Sheek ;
19 E. G. Moore
22. A. BarUi ^ ^^
23 A. M. Perkerson
24 C. D. Hill
25 D. W. Appier
26 W. T. Waters
31 S. A. Phelan
33 H. A. PurteU
J. G. Jones
35 W. Ezzard
36 McD. M. Turner
39 J. L. Maude
40 J. B. Smith
41 C. F. Haines
42 Mrs. H. E. S. Dickey
44 J. E. Murphy
54 J. C. Kirkpatrick
56 Vacant
68 J. M. Wright
70 W. M. Saye
72 S. T. Moore
81 S. M. Peterson
84 E. Church
86 D. Buckshaw
99 W. S. Kelly
100 B. S. James
101 G. H. Sullivan
102 M. L. Gates
103 Dr. W. C. Asher
104 J. C. Conley
106 S. L. Harris
107 J. G. Green
108 J. D. Fagan
109 Mrs. E. Jones
111 P, Sullivan
(X WiDiams)
(XOrme)
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29 J. D. Robinson
30 H. Fuller 4
33 R.J. Wiles ,;
34 C.Ray
S6 T. M. Acton, real estate . .
36 J. L. Jett >r t .
38 Mrs. E. E. Hart
39 J. Domini
40 S. P. Landrum. (X Hull)
42 G. W. Camp
49 Ben Hall -
51 Mrs. C. M. McCarty
51 I. E. Duckett .
52 W. H. Hafer v
58 S. F. Kincannon '*'
ss bet Marietta & Luckie,Third Pres-
byterian Church ■^■
BARTOW, from Mariette w to W.
& A. B. R. and ne to Cain, Ist nw of
Spring, Ward 5
GOING WEST.
11 Ferguw)n & Blount, agl. implts
20 W. S. Wilsoa & Co., coal and lum-
ber
25 J. C. Kirkpatrick, hardware
cor W &. R, R. G. E> Hoppie,
flour mills
GOING EAST.
10 C. Powell
A. Guill
12 A. Nickless
20 M. E. Abbey
22 R. E. Boyd
35 J.M. Greene
48 J. S. Lester
48 Mrs. M. Hand
50 S. T. McDaniel (X Cain)
BASS, from Windsor e to HiU, 2d s of
Glenn, Wards 2 and 3
BATTLE, from Fair 8 to 9nemn Ferry
av 1st w of Roackt Ward 1
1, W. Steel, c
9 M. Brown, c
14 M. Bruce ter, c
16 G. Barty, c
18 H. StarweU, c
20 J. Grady
22 J. D. Grady
J. Newdecker
24 J. Pate
26 C. Newton, c
27 W. Kelsey
28 G. Greene, c
31 Mrs. M. Lrf>ugh
BECKWITH from Jnne. Chapel and Nel-
son nw to High, thence w to Chestnut,
1st s of TattnaU, Ward 1
IS. Jackson, c
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(XHigh)
(^ Decatur)
(XFillm<H«)
(X Walton)
(X Luckie)
6 J. Jenks, c
7 M. Johnson, e,
11 T. Lumpkin c,
13 Vacant
19 J. Robinson, c ^■'
BEERMAH, from West Pttan nw U
Kirk, 1st n of HnrnphriM War4 1
3 Vacant
5 Vacant
7 R. Fowler .
11 S. Mann, c "i
13 L. Hulbert, c
20 J. Warden, «
BELL, from 6a. R. R. n U Vonler ani s
to Hnnter, Isl w of Fort, Wards t
and 4
GOING Nonra.
Atlanta Compress
3 J. A. Fischer
4 W. A. Kennedy
5 W. E. Pritchett
6 G. W.Dyer
7 C. Wright
8 J. A. Barrett
9 K. Crawford, c
10 Greo. Hunnicott
13 G. Betty, c
F. Bailey, t
15 B. Lee
16 M. McCarthy
17 T. Nelson
W. M. Crim
18 W. Y. Langford
21 R. Jones
23 W. F.Reed
25 Mrs. J. Woodroof
29 A. T. Dorsey
31 Mrs. C. Hambrick
37 Y. S. Crow
40 G. W. Allen
F. L. Allen
42 F. P. Mims
50 W. Tresilian
52 Z. W. Adamson
53 J. C.Wade
54 N. Wooding
57 T. C. Harrison
91 G. Bell, c
92 S. Thornton, c
93 J. Storer, c
94 M. Blake
96 L. Foot, c
97 L. Thomas
100 Vacant
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(XFillmare)
(X Taylor)
(XFaia)
(X Tanner)
GOING SOUTH.
19 R. Ash, c, blacksmitii
22 A. C. Arnold, c
HfMMnm la STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORW, PORK, SIDES, LAM,
lUrUiUia <>ATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM. 90 to PAINE.
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BEBRELL, from Humphries e to Wind-
sor, 4th 8 of Glenn, Ward 2.
BIGGERS, from Forte to Cemetery, 1st
s of Ga. R. R., Ward 3.
13 B. Walker
15 E. Farmer, c
17 W. Knott, c ^; I
. 19 D. Sesin, c \
M. Williams, c '
23 J. Stovall, c 1
25 N. Price I
A. Geddinff, c 1
29 G. BlantonTc
33 W. Field, c „ I
BISHOP, from Merritt's ar s to Forrest
aT., l8it e of Calhonn, Ward «.
BLACKMOX, from Fort nr Forrest ay.,
ne to Jackson, Ward 4,
swcor Forrest av., J. Tomlin, c
nw cor Forrest av., R. Dallor,c
Z Berry, c ]
nw cor Currier, D Mullenix
B. Mullenix
' Ist 8 of Pine, E Pettv, c
2(1 8 of Pine, A. Edwards
3d 8 of Pine, Mrs. W. H. Webb
BLUFF, from Kries w to C. R. R. nr sw
limits, Ward 2
BORNE, from Ga. R, R. s to Umits, Ist
.e of Cemetery, Ward 3
15 J. F. Buchanan, , (X Clarke)
lo 1< . Leverett, c
75 R. A. Crymes ' "^
BOULEVARD, from Decator at 470. n
to limits, Ward 4
SOLD & RENTED
/, Farms, Mills, Unds, etc7 '
Real Estate Ag't 36 Walj^
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BRADBURY AL, from Haynes sw to
Fair, 1st nw of Peters, Ward 1
12 P. Reaves, c
16 G. Thresher, c ' ' '.
20 F. Smith, t » , :
22 M. Jackson, c ' ^
24 N. Golden, c ' ^ ' j
26 A. Pinson, c '
28 J. Alexander, c f
29 D. Dawson, c i
30 M. Macon, c ' i'
31 C. Bino^ham, c i
32 H. Styles, c - . ' p
33 O. Davis, c
38 H. Styles, c
39 S. Ramey
40 0. Leeds, c -
41 J. Walker, c ■ ^r
42 J. Shell r
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8 L. L. Xunn
13 L. Stanford
15 G. Hanson, c '
16 H. TreadweU * "
17 W. Madison, c 1 - I
9« w* ?• ^"^.^seau (X Gartrell.)
In w* Q V^'''' ^^ Chamberlain.;
o4 l* . btranore ,^ ^., .'
BRADLEY, from Irwin s to WTieatVsd
e of Boulevard, Ward 4.
1 W. J. Xix J t
3 G. Mitchell, c
H. Johnson, c
P. Bradley
5 G. Washington
6 L. George, c ^
7 H. Johnson, c ■
W.T. Wilker
8 J. M. Fowler
9 T. Jones, c
10 H. Bentley, c
11 W. Davis, c
12 J. Rakestraw, c
14 R. Reese, c
17 B. O'Neal, c
19 T. McCarthy, c
21 J. Pendleton, c v '
23 Mrs. M. McGinnis
24 J. Floyd, c
25 A. Stegall, c
28 J. McDaniel, c
31 W. Walker, c
1st
(X Ezzard)
35 E. T. England
96 H. Burke
39 C. B. Tappan
49 M. Mitchell
65 P. Green, c
59 C. Stinson, c
61 L. Davis, c
70 W. A. Walden
72 G. T. Lattimer, c
223 E. F. May
230 Vacant
BR££, from Oonnaliy e to Borne
nr ^^"^:( I ■ " ®^ Glenn, Ward 3.
(A vvheat) u^Trn- * ,.
CX New Wheat) '**E;*^^' ^^om Peters nw, to Green'i
Jerry av, 1st ne of Humphries, War<
t -^
(See Hills av)
BROAD, from Marietta ne to Lnckie at
Peachtree, and sw to MItcheU, 1st e
of Forsyth, Wards 1 and 6,
GOING NORTH.
, ..^„„^ , J 5* ^^P«r, c, shoemkr
TTOrDrVPrfvci ■ \ ^T^a-^^ ' 3 Sanders <fe Shome. produce
^^^^i?^^ always on hand;^t-ffi^
corner of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
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5 McBurney'^s Loan and Renting Ex-
change
7 Bice & Wilson, real estate
Baylor and Baylor, civil engineers
7)^ John Fox, builder i:> ~
F. J. Cohen, job printer
J. E. Kirby, contractor
Elliott, Stanchfield & Stone, roofing
Miss R. Freudenthal, physician
9 & 11 Ga. Cotton Produce and Stock
Exchange ^
10 Griffin «fc Pullium, real estate
13 A. Hernsteifl, surg. instruments
I. Phillips, steam feather dyer
U G. V. Hecker&Co
Piedmont Congregational Church
15 Powers &. Egleston, bankers
16 H. Seltzer, crockery, etc
18 Orme & >lanahan,,phvsicians
20 G. W. Hall it Son, tobacco
21 Hightower «fe Hallman, whol. OTOcers
(X Walton)
22 M. T. Salter, physician
College of Amer. Med. and Surgery
25 Schuessler & Simms, hardware
26 A. G. Rhwles, furniture
26>2 ^Irs. R. Hook, boarding
27 A.J. Miller
28 J. A. J. Davis, blksmith
29 S. H. Davis, saddlery ^ .
31 J. J. McKoy, grocer
at and 36 J. R. Wylie (X Poplar)
35 M. E. Maher, saloon
37 J. X. Land rum
38 R. A. Murphey, coal and wood
39 Wallace & Vaughn
41 M. Gaines, nhoemkr
42 E. B, Lovejoy
43 E. A. Home, tiles
46 A. Garner, c, shoemkr
48 J. J. Wright
50 Vacant (X Luckie)
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GOING SOUTH.
7, 9 and 11 J. Neal & Co., furniture
i% W. A. Hansen, fertilizers
The Georgia Provident Ass'n
J. M. McAfee, lawyer
L. F. Smith, lawyer
R. Arnold, lawyer
Williams, Clark & Co
8 E. T., Va. & Ga. R. R. office
Broyles & Johnnston, lawyers
8 Masonic Temple
J. Mabel, civil engineer
O. Spahr
10 Fowler & Edwards
11 Dr. J. S. Willson, real estate
jlK C. Bohnefeld, cabinetmkr
12 Mullins &> Vaughan ,
13 A. P. Tripod, painter
14 W. S. McXeal, wall paper and pain^
15 A. F. Fleming, whol cigars
15 Lovejoy <& Graves, real estate agts
133^ Home Building and Loan Ass'n
Atla Building and Loan Ass^n
T. E. Hanbury <t Co., adv agency
W. Davis & Co., fertilizers
H. C. Stockdell, ins agt
16 H. C. Fain, c, taUor * v y.
17 Benjamin Bros. <fc Co., whol cigars
18 E. M. Roberts, real estate
Buckshaw & Keltner, shoemkrs
19 Simons & Drummond, whol grocers
19>^ Fay «fc Eichberg, architects
. Phillips & Crew, book binders
F. Hilburn, billiards
20 M. H. Bentley, c, barber
21 Verner & Fain, flour and feed
21 J. J. Falvey & Co., produce and com
22 J. C. Bridger, coal dlr
24 Atla. Newspaper Union
J. H. Norwood
T. S. Reynolds, printer
243^ J. G. King, int* agt
25 Engine -Co. No. 1
25 Fire Depa tment Headquarters
25}^ Commissioners Streets and Sewerf
26 V. P. Sisson, book and job printer
26^ W. W. McAfee, contractor
J. B. Groodwin, mayor of Atlanta
and lawyer
27 and 29 B. D. Tittur, Atlanta cutlery
works y
Standard Publighing House
28 Hook <fe Ladder Co
30 F. W. Hart, builders hardware
303^ National JPublishiug Co
H. B. Leber, whol cigars
31 Hendrix it Osbrn, real estate
31>2 The Sou 'World
The Cracker
32 Atlanta Journal
H. H. Dickson, book and job. printer
33 W. C. Dodson, printer
33>^ B. G. Lockett & Co., brick mnfg
34 Atlanta Constitution
35 Duck & Co., paints and oils
35>^ W. T. Newman, lawyer
M. deGrrtffenreid, lawyer
Jno. F. B. Beckwith, lawyer
37 Atlanta Cotton, Stock and Pro. Ex-
change
373^ R. L. Rodgers, lawyer
Weekly Post
Monday Morning Mail
38 M. Harralson »t Co., tobacco
38 J^ J. M. F. Gaston, physician
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BUT
Mrs. J. R. Gregory, artist
H. C. Pendleton, ciffar act
39 Estey Organ Co
S. M. Ininan <fc Co.
40 Gate City Produce and Cotton Ex-
., TT ^^^^i*^^. , (X Alabama)
fi Howard, VV ood A Co., cigars
43 W. R. Shropshire
R. J. Maynard, binder
44 se cor Alabama, Hancock & Collier
paper house '
46 B. F. Bennett, printer
48 Sunnv South
49 W. Ciark, c
60 J. C. Evans, furniture
60>^ Mrs. S. Gresham
F. Strauss i
61 >^ Mrs. L. Jackson
62 J. H. Johnson, (stoves)
ro ^* S* ^*^ill»P«» Jr., furniture
63 W. T. Wilson
55 Dr. J. G. Westmoreland
Westmoreland, Griffin & Co.
^- H- Eddleman. real estate
66>^ Atlanta Republican
67 H. Elleby, sew tug machines
- C. F. Fairbanks
67>^ Mrs. W. J. Ray
O. E. Leo
W J. D. & T. F. Smith, sewing ma-
chines
•0 J. S. Oliver, cotton broker
^}i W. A. Woodworth,
61 McGaughey & Carter ^ -
West End & Atla. St. R. R
^,,?- H. Broomhead, contractor ^^
61>^ Mrs. M. Smith ^
62 and 64 I. Elsas, junk dealer
«K i Anderson, machinery
66 H. Y. Snow, irrocers
65>^ W. R. Spink!
66 J. Emmel, saloon
67 R. S. Stewart
J. C. Fuller
67>^ R. Eubanks
69 J. G. Rucker
69>^ Green «fc Stansell
74 H. Franklin, stoves, etc
?5 JJV^^^^I! (^ Hunter)
77>6 B. G. L<»ckett
M. Biandford
79 J. H. Hood & Co
79 and 81 Harwell & Smith
9,1% Mrs. F. Perry
83 Sammons & Cook
• 83 N. Holmes, c, shoemkr
83>^ A. Wright, c
86 J. M. Smith, carriage mnfr
^ Erminger & Spencer, com mer
Beveled, Square- toged and Novelty
Flooring, at La FONTAINE
87 J. P. Babb • -
Megee, Johnson & Co ?
87>^ J. J. Haiiey * - ~ -^ : ^^
89 L. C. Peers & Co ?^ "l^
91 J. P. Babb
93 J. H. Terrell i i
H. P. Owens, saloon
99 W. C. Tibbe, produce, etc \
102>^ Mrs. M. Marrow ,
1031^ J. L. Burt . ;
105 Mrs. L. Blackburn
BBOTHERTON, from WWteludl nw U
Thompsonand se to Prror, Ist sw ef
Garnett, Wards 1 and a.
4. G. Rihmann
Mrs. K. Berlin
6 Mrj. L. Bowen x : -^
25 Dr. H. Bak . ^
26 J. M. Beath ^ / — ^
27 S. Selig M V .
28 H. Wellhouse
32 Mrs. M. Kleinert" ^
BUSH, from W. & A. R. B. w to Um-
oert, Ist D of Jones av, Ward 5
2 J. L. Tuggle
3 J. Bell ^
10 W. W. Grubb
12 A. J. Anderson
16 Mrs. E. C. Barrett >
Mrs. A. Burnett
18 J. Barrett
20 J. F. Speer
22 R. T. Barrett
24 B. F. Freeman
C. H. Biirge
36 Mrs. L. Hancock
38 J. W. Green
40 Mrs. L. R. Hancock
42 Vacant
43 Miss A. R. Cooper
Mrs. S. E. Field
46 Z. Baskin
47 J. Jenkins, c
48 C. Hunter, c
49 T. S. Mize
50 Mrs. M. B. Foster
51 Mrs. A. Roulten
96 R. R. Willingham
BUTLER, from Deeatnr ne to Foster,
thence n to North av, and sw to Mc-
^2T^^h ^**J ""^ Calhonn, Wards S
and dividing Wards 4 and 6
GOING SOUTH.
8 N. G. Connell
10 Mrs. M. Spyers
11 J. L. Claffln
J. R. Lumpkin
WeatherboardlngTand II kinds (|f
1 nB HiUM, sj^igv^fe^^
BUT
371
CAI
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(X Gilmer)
12 J. J. Tolbert
13 A. Madclaf ' : ;.
G. Me Williams
U G. Barker
16 J. J. Tbrealkeld . '
18 J. T. Dean -;;
20 J. T. Shivers
25 to 29 Ogletree, Robinson &, Boyd,
planing mill
40 W. Armstrong
44 C. G. Hartsfield
46 M. T. Eubanks
Mrs. M. F. Hays
52 J. R. Bradbury 't^:-::''^'
53 Vacant : V^
55 Vacant
56 S. Grishcom : / v ^^
hi M. Mangum V "
58 N. Lynch fv
59 M. C. CarroU
66 C.Galvin
69 Mrs. P. C. Gilmer
cor Jenkins, Atlanta Medical College
70 J. Lesueur
73 Mrs. D. Wall
B. J. Wall
Y7 J. G. Hackman
81 J. B. Boatenreiter
82 F. McCrary 7 .
90 Mrs. L. Bennett, grocer
92 J. A. Rusch
94 J. C. T. Baker
96 B. F. Floyd (X College)
99 E. Porter
101 J. Wellen, c
102 Methodist Episcopal Church, c
103 J. Norwood, c
-i^-'
105 G. Haves
106 E. Nichols
107 S. MUler, c
124 T. Clark, c
126 T. Lee, c
127 L. Smith, c
129 P. Wadley, c
131 J. Gain, c
133 B. McKinney
A. Summers, c
134 J. Anderson, c
135 W. Keith, c
136 J. Lynch, c
140 J Holmes, c, shoemaker
160 H. Little, c
162 C. Echols, c
153 E. Jones, c
166 A. Frederick
159 M. HUl, c
162 W. Turner, c
164 Vacant
166 B. Steel, c
(X Foster)
(X Ellis)
166 B. F. Hoyt, c i'
167 C. Lee >
168 A. Dozier
169 H. Underwood, c \
178 R. Ralaford, c
181 A. Montgomery, c
182 F. Scott, c
185 B. Thomas, c . .--
189 H. Fain, c ,
189 E. Yarbrou^, c ;^^; ^^
GOING SOUTH.
I R. Seay, c -
10 J. Thomas, c
11 Stocks & Brazelton
16 W. Linley, c ^
17 A. D. Bellamy, physician
22 I. Anderson, e_ f ^;
23 S. Cones, c
se cor Ga. R. R., Frank Tryoa,
builders* supplies
40 R. P. Dodge
48 Ga. Eclectic Med. College
V (X Hunter)
.66 S. Bums, c * y : '-
68 S. Johnson, c
70 M. McTerry, c :
71 L. G. Morris
72 A. Harris, c -
74 J. Lyons, c
76 A. J. Reed, c
78 M. Terril, c
79 M. Howard, c
82 J. W. Knott
84 B. F. Knott
88 J. M. Knott . »
90 Mrs. N. A. OMyer
92 T.J.Johnson
98 T. G. Rawlins, coal and wood
CAIN, from Peachtree e to BottleTir*
and w to Laekie, thenee sw to W. h
A. R. R. 1st 8 of Harris, Wards 4, 6
and 6.
GOING SA5T.
5 Mrs. A. Busby
7 F. S. Billings
II Vacant
16 W. O. Harris
J. O. Harris
C. R. Harris
16 E. M. Wood
Mrs. M. C. Bethuno
Mrs. B. Stewart
17 J. N. Harris
28 A. A. Meyer
S. Meyer
S. MUes (X Ivy)
41 W. J. Tucker
& MAY'S. Telephone »»o- 385.
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STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN. PORK, SIDES, LARO,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAiNE,
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & it NoHh Broad Street.
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fflVESIMENTS ;?
CAI
42 Vacant
44 Mrs. E. J. Peeples
H. C. Peeples
, T. J. Peeples i
45 N. R. Howard ]
Mrs. J. H. Otis -
46 S. A. Durand
49 Dr. J. C. Olmstead
E. P. King
50 Mrs. L. McDowell
J. D. Powell I
53 Vacant I
57 Mrs. M. S. Compton
J. R. Ormond
58 Mrs. M. R. Austin^
62 R. H. Moomauffh
82 W. Maekey
84 J. L. Solomon
86 E. H. Curtis
92 Vacant
96 G. Crozier, c
W. Pulliam, c
96 C. H. Smith, c
C. Pope, c
V. Scrozia, c
99 B. J. Cook, c - v'*
101 O. Smith, c
C. Smith
102 G. Hayes, c
P. Brown, c
103 T. Quarterman
114 E. Stanford
116 A. V, Smith
116 A. Bennett, c
118 W. R. Clemonts, <;
119 17. Jones, c
120 W. Hill, c
121 M. Smith, c
122 R. J. Maynard
126 V. Wright, c
129M. Green, c
131 F. Anderson, c
134 A. Walker, c
135 vacant
140 S. Mitchell, c CTocer
142 R. Howard, c |
144 Vacant )
lol o. Harrison, c
163C. Parks, c |
164 B. Summers t
177 H. Wimberly I
179 J. Parks, c I
309 E. P. Martin 1
l]t S- S?"^?' ^- ^dkinson
213 M. Blanch, c
143 E. Perguson, c
360 Miss A. R. Dunlop
nw cor Fort, C. King
372
ATLANTA. Ev«ry rescriptio*
" Real Estate for sale by
FRIERSON, 36 Wall Strftg_
CAL
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(X Collins)
A. T. MaxweU
GOING WEST.
37 Mrs. S. E. Tompkins
43 P. S. Rounds t-^'-
47 W.B.Burke
51 J. Douglass
^ ^'*'- ^* ?: Tompkins (X Williams)
54 Mrs. E. Durant, '
H. M. Durant, : %
E. Durant M'-
56 M. Hill, c 4:^^^
60 S. Freeman, c -
71 W. L. Witherspoon . * >^ '
73 L. P. CampbeU > '^'
75 M. Taylor
77 F. P. Barnes
79 E. Hahn
81 J. H.'Moorfield
85 B. A. Daniel
87 W. Forsyth
93 G. Welch
CALHOUN, from Decatur ne to Foster
thence n to limits and sw to Ga. B. B.
1st e of Collins, Ward 6.
(X James)
(X Orme)
(X Calhoun)
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National Bank
GODfG NORTH
8 M. Mahoney
11 J. M. Toy
14 W. H. Berry
15 Mrs. H. Martin
17 A. D. Wamolinff
18 R. Finch, c
21 D. Buice
22 R. R. Smith
25 J. Sanders
26 J. R. Sanders
26 W. L. Hubbard
29 Mrs. M. A. Steele
30 F. H. Peck
33 J. A. Alexander
^ M. T. Castleberry
36 W. L. Ezzard
37 W. P. Lother
41 J. H. Everitt
45 J. M. Davis
nm .1 ^ i ^^ ^' ^' Woodruff
(X Butler) | 50 H. Gullatt
55 W. S. Withers
55 O. E. Price
56 J. C. Hunnicutt
59 Mrs. S. Blount
59 J. Mahoney
62 J. Gatins, grocer
63 J. S. Yarbrouffh
68 W. H. Roach
72 P. A. Garvey
74 D. O. C. Heery
75 P. W. Greary
79 J. F. Clerver
(X Randolph)
(X Gilmer)
(X JeuMnfi)
place under Gate
- ^f.
■a •'>
Co to WV J. WILLIWCHAM, 64 Elliott,
j^or «T^v Kind of LiMiit>er, T^tli«, Shinglei- — ^ «— -
or
CAL
373
CAS
"V
1-
83 F. X. Bliley
87 S. Lawrence
91 T. Sigman
92 B. H. Morris
95 J. T. Lancaster
98 S. Gaines, c
99 G. B. Manley ' .^y j^
, 103 Vacant ./ , .,-- . *-
1 106 E. B. Blanchard , .
' 108 P. J. Blount
110 B. M. McQuarter ^ ,, ^^
112 Vacant ^ «„. ^.
133 W. H. McClain, grocer (X Wheat)
135 W. H. McCUin
141 Mrs. H. W. Gillespie, grocer ^
142 T. R. Ashworth
143 J. F. Bates ^ ir .,^
146 Mrs. »R. E. Magnus
P. C. Magnus
149 R. E. Rushton
150 W. C. Vandigrif
150 H. F. Smith
151 J. L. King
153 J. W. Merritt
156 W. E. Jones
157 B. K. King
160 G. Cranford, c
161 0. J. Wallace
162 M. G. Cherry
164 F. Brown
166 W. L. Tappan
187 G. Ackles, c
190 Vacant
191 F. Mayfield, c
200 Mrs. N. C. Hatfield
219 L.Olson
221 J. W. Gouge
223 S. Quigley
226 J. Arnold, c
228 S. Jackson, c
230 A. Brooks, c
233 M. Goodwin, c
251 J. King, c
254 T. W. Griffin
258 D. Robinson, c
260 Vacant
262 Vacant
269 A. Dittler
270 L. Bivins. c
271 K. D. Crutchfield
273 C. Thomas, c
277 Vacant
278 T. Fichter
280 D. T. Green, c
283 Mrs. S. Lange
284 G. Parks, c
'285 W. Crew, c
286 L. Byers
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(X Houston)
(X E. Harris)
W.M
289 H. Pollard, c
291 B. Pope, c
293 W. A. Clay
H. D. Moseley
303 R. Glenn, c
306 F. Watts, c
307 S. HUl, c ,
309 H. Parks, c .
311 R. Clarke, c
313 E. Gilbert, c
315 W. Lindsey, c
325 S. W. Williams
327 G. S. Wolford
350 Mrs. M. Mills
352 S. Cloud
386 Vacant
se cor Pine H. Matthews, c
se cor Currier, Calhoun St. School
GOING SOUTH.
6 S. Dupree, c
9 T. Burke
10 E. Brown, c i
11 T. Gates, c
13 S. Joseph, c
26 Withers & Holland, iron foundry
26k; J. Miller <t Son, stair builders
(X1^. R. B.)
GAMEBON, flrom Fair s, ar e limite.
Ward 3.
CAPITOL PLACE, north end of ;Crew,
opening on Capitol Square, Ward 2*
11 O. F. Simpson
W. H. Sayre
13 R. J. Whann
15 R. H. Clark
R. H. Clark, Jr
G. T. Clark
16 C. M. D. Browne
17 T. E. Screven
22 Miss N. S. Edmondson
CABTER, from DaTls w to Vine, Ut ■
of Hnnter, Ward 1.
5 R. R. Ross
7 J. C. WUson
9 F. J. Morris
10 A. Williams, c
CASSIUS ALLEY, from West Peters m
to Nelson, 1st w of C. E. B., Ward 1.
CASTLEBERRY, from Forsyth w tm
C. B. R., thence nw to Peters, Ist b
of Fair, Ward 1.
5 R. Riley
11 H. Rosenbaum
12 H. Wolfe
14 Mrs. J. Bridger
Mrs. E. Beverly
23 Mrs. G. Terbune
MakM CtOTHINQ to ardor.
(XThompeon)
FH gyarantood at ready mada .
II and 13 Whitahai tlraat
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The **ATLA]m HOME INSURANCE CO^ Fnm^L
C0»«erT«ttTe, Reliable, B«Mln^ cwlhied to 9torwiM,
374 ~~
26 Mrs. N, Lester
27 M. Haverty
36 Mrs. C. Daly
40 P. Daly
41 J. Terry
W. J. Luske
CHA
CEDAR, from West Peachtree, at Alex- f
ander, ne to Peachtree, Ward 6.
20 W. Strickland, c '
24 W. H. Jordon |
28 T. J, Mercer i
30 Vacant '
CEOTRAL RAILROAD, Ward 1.
32 Key J. B. L. Waiiams, c
56 M. Reed, c .
J. Kennedy, c li
58 P.Banks «
64 F. Collier '
65 J. Avery, c «
81 L. Walters , I
H. Sanders j
(X Davis)
jf--^'
^
87 M. Honer
141 J. Terrv. c ^
147 G. Woodford, c
216 F. Jenkins, c
218 J. Smith, c I
220 J. Merrick, c
^2 M. Puckett
224 A. Holston , *
226 M. WUlis, c
228 S. Brooks, e
CHAMBERLAljr, fro. Yoni^e e te
Fitzgerald, Igt 8 of Foster, Ward 4.
7 Miss S. Stocker
27 W.Xichols, c
37 J. E. Johnson
40 C. E. Ackerman
44 W. H. Jerniofan
«6 W. P. Sloanrc
68 E. Lon<M, c a --
cor Yonge, E. T. Paine, Jr
ist w of Walker, Ward 1.
MAST OF HATJWES.
l«t, J. D. Lemons, c
2d, J. Wing, c
3d, R. Sanders, c
4th, J. Dunn, c
P. Nichols, c
80CTH OF HATfras.
Ist, J. Smith, c
2d, C. Stevens, c
isest sMppir^
-'•^„
-•41
(X Haynes)
:M, E. Davis
4th, M. Solomons, c
5th, J. S. Eaaley
6th, S. Miner, c
7th, C. Watkins, c
8th, H. Davenport, c
9th, L. Glover, c
1 J. H. Johnson
t G. Thomas, c !
5 L. H. Stower
7 A. Ferrell, c
8 W. A. King
11 Vacant
12 A. F. Herndon, c
W. Mitchell
16 D. Winter, c i
18 R. Talliaferro, c i
19 Vacant
22W. Jones, c 1-
28 A. Allen, c
29 T. Atkins, c .
49 ?.-^n^8"^«'' grocer (XTattnaU;
51 R. J. Melton
53 Mrs. J. Whitaker
67 W. Watts
69 Dr.O.StovaU i
71 Mrs. E. McManaman
75 H. TauMen"^- ^^^ ^^^^^
78 Rev. J. T. Gibson
E. F. Smith
79 S. F. Turner
80 T. J. Belcher
81 W. M. Flynn
85 J. J. Latham
88 R. W. Sage
89 Mrs. A. Brockham
99 J. O. White
100 Dr. W. C. Smith
Mrs. A. Lambert
107 F. CampbeU
108 C. Bersley, c
111 W. Nolan
117 J. Peacock
121 Mrs. M. L. Clayton
S. Adams
146 S. Jenkins
148 G. Hatfield, c
M. Newland, c
149 G. L. Stowers
150 M. Frost, c
158 J. H. Maddox, e
160 S. Lewis, c
162 J. I^wis, c
164 R. Ettinger, c
178 Pellegrini 4 Castleberry, terracotta
191 B. Moses
(X Fair)
(X Larkin)
(X Trenbolm)
(X Brick)
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J?N
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1 Hl- M 1 LD U KLl j fahad Wagon la tlw Itoifcafc
CHA
376
■- V^ir:'v^;
■■;-v! -•
193 W. Freeman, c vv
E. Turner - -:
195 W. Freeman, c_ ^_ .
•197 T. Bentley, c (X Humphries)
241 P. Pellegrini
CHATHAM, from Gnllatt e to limits, Ist
8 of Fair, Ward 8.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, from Himpson n to
Jolin, l»t w of Gray, Ward 1.
7 G. Jones, c ^^f- ^ -
21 Vacant #
25 M. Bates, c ;
29 D. Hilllard,c / . '>;
37 B. Wilson
47 R. Arnold, c
51 Miss E. Tollerson
54 E. Bird, c
55 S. Meriwether, c
56 A. Gates, c
57 J. Gordon, c ^
59 E. Miller, c ,
61 S. Johnson, c
63 S. Hardy, c
71 G. Bolden ^
M. Shuford, c ^
CHERRY, from Xorth ay n to limits, Ist
e of Plnm Ward 5.
CHEST5UT, from Green's Ferry ar n
to limits, Ward 1.
68 let 8 Calhoun, L. Turner, c
CHURCH, from Peachtree at Forsyth
nw to Cain, Ist ne from James, Ward 6
18 T. L. Rains, physician *
A. E. Raines (X Fairlie)
24 S. A. Johnson
A. D. Simons
28 J. C. St. Amand
Rev. G. L. Chaney
30 J. W. Morrow
, W. H. Howell
3S Mrs. J. S. Jarvis
W. B. Seals
34 E. Mashbum
35 Mrs. M. R. Averett
37 J. H. Gavan
39 Vacant
41 H. M. Beutell
Mrs. M. J. Horton
42 A. R. Alley, physician (X Spring)
44 W. T. Goldsmith, physician
47 J. Lagomarsino
50 J. D. Cleaton
Mrs. L. Lewis (X Cain)
56 J. A. Adair
58 C. Stephens
P. Corry
CITY ALLEY. / '
1 P. Robertson, e
2 W. M. BrviviL
3 A.Williams • t
4 M. Elliott, c :"; ■
7 J. Adams, c 7; .
9 J. Knapp \, ■ - i -.
11 J. Baskin, c
CLARA, ft*om W. Peters, mr jme Waft-
er, e to C. R. R., Ward 1.
CLARKE, ft-om Windsor e to linyts.
Wards 2 and 8,
Ist S. Rawson & Glynn,
5 Rev. A. M. Campbell
>
(X Fomwalt)
(X McDonougfa)
r
(X Fraser)
7 W. H. Simpson
50 Mrs. G. Wood -
120 J. E. Gullatt
176 L. Lee, e
177 Vacant
179 A. M. E. Churoh
180 M. Blount, c J
182 M. W^niiams, c V
184 T. Pitts, c
186 R. Williams, c
188 B. Jahuson, c
189 M. Carole, c
199 A. Robinson
200 M. Gordon, c
201 R. Howe, c
203 M. Bethel, c
225 E. Low, c *
216 L. McRae, c
226 R. J. W. Evans
228 P. Edwards, c
229 A. Mays, c
233 P. Butler, c
237 C. Pullen, c '
east end. City Magazine ,
City Stables
City Stockade
CLIFFORD, from Cain s to ElHs,
Calhonn, Ward 4
14 H. Underwood
15 Mrs. H. A. Furse
17 W. Fry, c
A. Graves, c
18 Dr. R. H. Badger, c *
22 P. King, c
25 H. Horton, c
28 B. Craiff, c
nw cor Ellis, F. W. Hart
COLLE(}E,'from Foster, at GaDumi, se ta
Pratt, 1st ne of Jenldiis, Wards 4 and %
3 J. Bailey, c '-
6 E. Foster, c
8 J. M. Harper
w of
(XCain)
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STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LAMI,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, no to PAINE.
nOWLAND 4 CO. 9 4i ll Nortii Broa4 Str^t '
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REAL ESTATE '^Kidii^^"^-"^
~:rz ^^ A J.A i. ;„ T A. FRIERSOW, 30 Wall it.
every ^escripti<
COL
WEST TO BUTLER
l8t B. Nix, C 3
2nd L. Buggs
COLLINS, from Decatur ne to Foster,
thence n to North aT, and s to Ga. b!
B., 1st e of Ivy, Ward 6
GOING NOBTH.
4 W. Echols, C
t> A. L. Simon
13 J. Coyen {
14 C. Wright, c
15 Vacant 1
17 Mrs. C. Hutchins, dress maker
^1 J. Caldwell
COL..
(X Ellis)
CX Gilmer)
(X Jenkins)
22 J. M. MUler
23 J. H. Long
24 G. Oliver
25 D. O'Conner
27 J. J. Toon . 1
43 T. J. Elmore *
45 T. P. Brady
46 J. J. Lynch
47 W. T. Kimbro .
48 E. B. Brown
56 Vacant
58 J. Jerrdtt
59 Mrs. S. M. Gurley
62 E. G. Roberts
63 A. Fox
65 T. Boyd
66 Mrs. B. Lynch
68 H. Linch
69 Vacant
n REFUSED IJfFORMATION
72 F. King
73 S. F. B. Gillespie
74 H. M. Patterson ^
76 L. C. Cheshire
78 C. L. Delbridge
78 Mrs. R. J. Coward
79 G. E. Price
85 Dr. J. T. Warnock
98 F. H. Quitman
79 Mrs. M. Hollings worth i
100 Mrs. M. L. Wood ^
101 B. F. Longley |
101 F. B. Law j?t '
W. E. Law s
102J. Griffin, c 1 :^
103 E. S. Brazelton ,-» ^
107 D. F. Weathers r -"
108 J. R. Ellis " ^
110 P. Holcomb
111 G. F. Glazener
118 L. B. Morel
^ ^^^<>"«<»n,Fir8t Congregational
Coorch
(X Cain)
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(X Wheat)
>?t
125 Dr. J. A. Carter
126 F. R. Schackelford
128 W. H. Hancock
130 J. T. Carter
130 T. H. Xorthen
133 Dr. J. P. Crichton
138 J. Voutell
150 J. T. Crossley '
W. Rodgers *
154 Mrs. H. J. HoUis
156 Mrs. R. Hunerkoff
159 Vacant
160 Mrs. E. H. Ogden *
165 P. H. Snook ^
177 R. M. Farrar
R. W. Farrar
,^« ^^^- ^* L.Harris
179 R. B. Trippe
,o« ^^- ^' ^' Renfroe
180 J. Ryan, c
J. Carter, c
183 Mrs. C.P.Sams i
R. F. Sams ' :
184 A. S. King
Mrs. S. King
186 W. W.Clower
191 Vacant r- • i ^
208 T.J. Flood /
215 J. E. Rhea
W. M. Williams
«^5 I? M?&"^^"^^ ^^ E- ^er)
248 Mrs. L. Ross
257 J. J. Reynolds .
259 E. Cochran (X Forrest av)
291 vi^anV "^"""^ ""' ^' ^^^^
295 A. L. Holbrook
313 Rev. J. H. Parker
315 L. W. Post
317 J. G. Scrutchin
Mrs. C. Mitchell
319 W. F. Clarke
320 W. H. Smyth
321 G. W. Lane
323 E. G. Brown
325 J. Scholborg
331 T. J. Dabney
359 C. Jones (^ Pine)
(X Harris)
Wl C. E. Webb
371 Vacant
404 T. E. Veal
408 J. Mulligan
410 Mrs. C. A. Campbell
GOING SOUTH.
.,. 1-^Southern^xpress Co/e Stables
Gate Oity National Bank.
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W. J. WIlimGHAM 1.^^^^^ .
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377
COX
(X Poplar)
(X Luckie)
(X James)
Kf
Little,
15 and 17 Mad. C. B. Howard
16 Ballard's Baggage Transfer stables
19 Mad. S. Ashtou
CONE, from Marietta ne to Church, Ist
se of Spring, Wards 5 and 6,
20 W. A. Moore (X Walton)
25 Mrs. L. Maddox : v, ^'^
27 Ms. R. Walseman
29 Vacant --.■':
31 C. E. Sergeant
34 J. W.English ^
36 B. F. Abbott
56 J. Oliver
W. Hamilton
57 W. G. Abel
58 G. W. Kates "
59 H. H. Dickfion
60 C. N. North ington
Mrs. L. Pritchett
G.P.Jennings
C. G. Crews
61 J. M. Cruffey
64 Mrs. H. Justice
Mrs. J W. Weaver
65 J. L. Watkins
70 W. Mclntyre
CONNALLY. from Fair s to
Ward 3.
7 T. Buckingham
8 W. C. Brown
10 W. F. McEwen
11 M. E. Horton
16 D. Bain
Miss F. Cook
17 J. S. Robertson
J. L. Mosteller
28 H. L. Hoover
41 G Peebles, c
48 P Cassidy
75 H. Mondy, c
79 A. Thompson, c
89 W. Hughes, c
93 J. Jones, c (X Richardson)
111 Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, Cement
Pipe Works (X Glenn)
cor Little, L. Cargile, c
COOPER, from WhitehaU at Fair s to
limits, 1st w of Windsor, Ward 2.
18 M. Kutz
20 J. L. Cohen
22 J. Auerbach
23 Mrs. M. Purdy
, C. Purdy
2o W. M. Haynes
26 S. Benjamin
27 T. A.Robinson
29 W. A. Lansdell
I. F. Zimmerman
(X Jones)
(X Glynn)
3
(X. Jones)
(X Rawson)
<X Clarke)
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35 I.Selig , - -
39 V. E. Orr : -^vl
Mrs. S. Turner
42 T. Schumann
43 Mrs. Pat Smltti
44 D. Morrison
46 B. H. Catching
51 H. Franklin
56 T. P. Westmoreland
64 J. F. Cummings
• 66 E. Johnson ^ ,
76 W. S. Parks
85 Dr. W. G. Browne*
87 M. Johnson, c
181 C. S. Pines
203 A. Walker, c - v^
205 R. Moody, c
207 D. Glover, c .
209 J. Wilson, c ,
211 J. Kidd - .
264 A. Potts, c
265 H. Hagerty
266 J. W. Alexander, contractor
CORNELIA, f^m Ga. B; B. n to Foster,
Ist w of Ella, Ward 4
1 N. G. Robinson (X Decator)
5 C. Williams, c
9 C. Crockett, c
11 A. Sikes, c
COBPUT, f^m W. & A.R. R. 6 to Plau,
Ist 8 of North av, Ward 6
8 C. Powell
9 J. B. Hudson
10 W. W. Hanvey
11 L. F. Smith
15 H, A. Smith
19 T. Hadley
J. Harbin
22 E. Irby, c •
23 Mrs F. Carr
C. Weaver
27 T. C. A. Harbin
COX, from Peachtree e to Fort, and
west to Orme, Wards 4, i and 6 •
GOING east!
20 Mrs. C. Centre » (XCoUinfi)
81 M. E. Thornton
82 Vacant
86 W. A. Hilton
A. J. Hilton
GOING WEST.
ne cor W. Peachtree, M. Gaines
sw cor Williams, Mrs. M. Chatman-
WEST OF WILLIAMS.
Ist, E. Mosely, c
2nd, R. Gallop
W. M . Scott
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Makw CLOTHINQ to ordw*:
Fit guaranteed at ready made
II and 13 WhitehaH Street
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(X Jones)
2nd, J. T. Hornesby
3d, A. C. Kerr
3d, J. W. Vaughan
4th, A. Key
ne cor Orme, G. Brown, c
l8t e of Orme, H. Wright
CRAYEIT'S Al from Batler se to Fair,
WahlS
2 A. P. Prince i
4 F. McCravy |
CREW, from Peters, s to llmit§, Ist w
of McDonongh, Ward 2
31 G. Hillyer
35 F. M. Potts
41 J. Isham
1<. A. An^er
43 J. F. Coulter
47 W. N. Hawks
56 J. Morrison
56 W. J. White
«2 C. G. Helmer
63 G. a. Holman
67 B. F. Bennett
68 B. E. Bondurant
71 Mrs. E. Ford
C. ©. Cheshire
71 J. W. Thomas
76 J. H. Sterehi
77 Mrs. S. L. Solomon
80 C. G. Grosse,
86 D. C. Goza
88 M. Haryey
91 £. M. Hooper
95 J. G. Martin ' . *
96 W. JoneF
99 J. C. Smith
100 J. W. Dibble
101 J. E. Martin
D. O. White
104 J. M. Hendersoa
110 Mrs. A. Bell
111 Vacant
118 J. H. Thibadeau
119 Crew St. School
124 G. W. McCarty
128 W. C. Dodson
136 W. Jay Glascock
137 A. Webster
138 T. M. Taylor
142 Mrs. F. Wermer
W. B. Cumminfls
146 J. G. RusseU
150 C. W. HoUey
166 J. H. Matthews
159 Vacant
160 H. S. Smith
161 T. D. Frierson
166 J. L. Robinson
(X Crumley)
l(X Rawson)
(X Clarke)
(X Fulton)
170 J. H. Link
171 P. N. Malone
173 E. G. Donaldson
175 M. T. Walker " s^
177 B. M. Lanneau "^ '»^ ^ '
176 C. C. Kernodle '
178 Mrs. M. Bell ^
}ll ^' l-^'^?*"^ (^ Richardson)
198 E. F. Clarke
A.B.Clarke v ^ ;
199 A. Bellingrath
200 W. H. Kenner
206 J. C. Judson
209 W. R. Joyner
210 L. W. Baker -
212 Vacant i
213 C. Williams
214 B. Smith, broker 1^-.
216 J. L. Lowe ! ; )
218 J. Rogers vH
J. Reder, c
238 Rev. G. W. Martin, c
245 C. Cody, c
247 Vacant > ^
248 L. Johnson, c
249 J. A. Rush
252 C. Simpson
264 J. A. Cooper, c
266 C. Harris, e
280 M. Warner, c,
286R. Paris, c
290 B. Bowen
CROWELL, ftt)m Windsor w to Hnmpii-
-* ries, 3d 8 of Glenn, Ward 2.
5 I. Rucker
CRUMLEY, from Humphries e to Con-
■aUy, Ist 8 of Richardson, Wards I
and 9.
10 Z. Murray
17 J. Humphries
21 N. Howell, e
13 R.M. King
27 W. Ray, c
31 D. Bird, c
38 M. Lawson, c
40 G. Cunningham, c
130 I. Westmoreland, c (X Formwalt)
132 J. Thornton, c
I
(X Glenn)
(X Smith)
unvrui & lui :
140 I. Denham, c
141 J. Cook
175 A. Rush
235 M. Green
239 J. C. Carter
273 L. N. Pennick
R. Haynes
274 Vacant
275 A. Jackson
(X Windsor)
Can Or— and work up Lumbw* faster than yoM oaii takt
9mt9. Capacity 25,000 fMt pM> day. Ttlt]Aoiie lo. Sffi,
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^^^ U I ATWATPD ^'^'^^^ ^fB^^ HUbmn Wagn (kp
10 111 Li fi I 1 f n I Lfi vos PRioBs Ta rmt vrauk
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JOSi PBI0E8 TO THE T*^^^
379
DAV
372 T. Farrell, c
CULYEB, from Ella n to Greens Ferry
ay, 8d w of Leonard, Jamestown*
1 H. S. Alexander i r
2 J. Watson * / J ]» '.
3 W.Wood ' > f
4 G. N. Flemraing ; I
5 S.J. Winkles ^^ ' 1
6 Dudley & Wilson T [
7 J. A. Adams r , i
8 W. T. Arnold - ** " j-
9 E. Hairbuck f «
10 M.B.Wilson r * I
UN. Payne - -^
CURRIER, from Peachtree e to Fort,
1st n of Forrest ar, Wards 4 and 6*
7 Miss A. Prescott*
8 E. S. Gay
GOING EAST OF CALHOUN. a i
1st M. O'XeUl, c
2d S. Pulliam, c
3d H. O'NeUl, c
4th G. Hill, c
5th H. Heard, e
GOING BAST OP COLLINS.
O. Couch
J. C. Martin
T. A. Holbrook
CTPEES8, from Third, n bey limits, Ist
e of West Peachtree
D'iXTIGNT, from W. & A. R. R. w bey
limits, 8th n of Simpson, Ward 5.
DABNEY, from Fair s to Bree, nr e
Umits, Ward 8.
DAIRY, from W. Peachtree, w to Plnm
Ist n of Pine, Wards 5 and 6.
(See Merritts av)
BAIflEL, from Decatur n to Foster, Ist
e of Boalerard, Ward 4.
4 H. Rentz, c
5 G* Washington, c
6 E. C. Smith
7 R. Fleming, c
9 J. Fleming, c
13 P. Robinson, c
15 A. Mason, c
17 L. Mo»8, c
19 M. Clark, c
21 E. Calhoun, c
BAVIS, from Chapel to Rook, 1st w of
Haynes, Ward 1.
16 D. Crawford
18 E. Cotton, c
20 W. Parks, c
'*■'>-.
(X MitcheU)
(X Hnnter)
(X Carter)
(X Rhodes)
22 L. Young, c
24 B. Mor^in, c
38 W. A. Hancock .
J. A. Hancock
38 T. J.Thompson
R. H. Clarke ^-
46 J. H. Towns
52 T. HUl, c
54 J. L. McGaughey
61 L. J. DeLameter
W. B. Orr
63 Vacant
65 W. M. Taller
66 W. M. Ennis
I 67. G. Valentino v.
68 R. T. Thomas^*
69 Vacant
70 Mrs. S. E. Davis
71 J. P. Woodruff
72 W. J. Warwick
73 A. Munson
76 E. R. Buddea;
79 G. H. Taylor
82 G. Killian
90 V. P. Sission
I. B. Lester
98 Mrs. M. Hulbert
112 Mrs A. Anderson
114 A. Giles, c
119 W. L. Smith
121 J. F. Kennedy
122 J. Washington, c
124 W. Green
130 J. J. Evans
138 A 140 J. D. Dodd, groc (X Mairaane)
141 Mrs. A. Pendley ^
145 G. Walker, c
147 L Hull, c
148 J. S. A. AUen
150 J. Elliott •
153 T. Holland, c
155 A. Walter ,
157 P. Rauschenberg
158 B. E. Gardner
162 Mrs. S. Gardner
164 Vacant
166 B. R. Allen
Mrs. H. Allen
167 Vacant
169 Vacant
172 Vacant
176 Mrs. M. Maier
A. D. Maier
177 Vacant
179 F. H. Schenck
Mrs. Sarah B. Jones (X Foundry)
186 Mrs. T. L. Pound
189 F. Volberg
282 D. KillUn
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES LABiL
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAIIi t
ROWLAND ai CO. 9 & ll North Iroad SJH"'
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380
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DECATUR, from Peachtree to e limits,
Wards 4 and 6.
1 H. C. & G. C. Beerman, cig. and tx)b.
J. S. Lester, coal
3 So. Bottling Co »
5 Hollis & McMahon
4 & 6 J. Silvey & Co., whol dry goods
8 & 10 Robinaoa Bros., whol notions
12 E. Johnson, Soi & Co., wholgrocrs
123^ Mrs. J. Duflty, dressmkr
14 Gram ling, Spalding & Co., whol
shoes and leather
16 J. M. Hill & Co., whol liquors
163^ E. W. Marsh, Jr., whol millinery
18 McBride&Co., crockery (X Pryor)
20 Magnus A Hightower, drugs
20j^ J. C. Bandman & Co
22 The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co
24 Atkins, McKeldin & Co., whol hats
26 Edwin Bates <fc Co., whol clothiers
28 & 30 W. D. Sraitn, saloon and grocer
31 Harrison & Bro., coal and wood
32 W. R. Finley, bill'ds aiKl barber shop
34 M. Calhoun, c, Calhoun House
36 Longley & Niles, builders' hardware
38 A. Abraham, geul mdse
39, 41 and 43 Milburn Wagon Co
41 Young Men's library Association
40 McG^ever & Brennan, saloon
401^ Gate City Hotel, Mrs. M. A. Koer-
ber
42 Wm. Erskine & Co., whol. linens
44 J. J, Lynch, grocer .^ :^^^. :
45 and 47 N, C. Spence, carriage mnfr
46 A. Lebonoff, dry goods _ ^:
48 S.Rosenfeld, clothing
49 H. Williams, c, restaurant il
50 C. P. Johnson, saloon . ^: v ; . •
503^ R. Miller, c, restaurant (X Loyd)
51 H. A. Agricola, baker . .;
52 O. C. Carroll, liquors '•
54 C. W. Beal, c, grocer
543^ Southern Hotel, Miss A. Gannon
56 R. Perry, barber ; ^fe^'^ .-&-i
G. Hentschel, saloon , (X Ivy)
57 F. C. Mueller, tinner ,1 .^^ .
68 F. King, druggist - tv/"
68>^ J. Eastman, c, billiards -
59 M. H. Bentley, c, barber shop
60 D. L. Bom, saloon
63 McCray & Stevenson, c, saloon
64 J. P. Bellenger, saloon and grocer
65 J. Mangum, c, shoe maker
66 G. B. Mauley, grocer
67 Miller & Brady, mule yards
68 Traynham & Bay, builders hardw'r
70 J. T. Adair, grocer
703^ P. Levenstein, dry goods
72 F. Golden, c, restaurant
90
91
93
9-
98
99
74 D. Hopkins, c, boarding
77 Central Hotel , ;
78 M. Cochran, c, lunch room * -
82 F. F. Taber, physician
83 Mrs. W. R. Mason, boarding
84 to 88 H. Karwisch, baker, butcher
and saloon
85 Cunningham & Hennis, repair shop
87 Boyd, Hayne & Co., grocers
(X CoUinfi)
M. Beyer, grocer
Hart & Hewitt, builders hardware
H. Willis, c, barber shop
Vacant
Mrs. M. A. O'Xeil, boarding
L. H. Huff, c shoemaker
01 Mrs. E. Ezzard, boarding
02 Curran & Co.* auction mer
03 Wagon yard ,
05, 107 O. L. Pease, saloon
06 M. Kreis, butcher
08 H. Linch
09 M. S. Patterson, c dressmaker
11 Wagon yard
12 J. B. Jones, c boarding
13 L. Bennett, blemith
14 P. E. Ximmo, grocer
143^ Vacant
15, 117 Morris & Murphy, grocers
15>^ Mrs. L. A. E. Mason, boarding
16 Building not completed
18 T. Shields, saloon
19 J. Smith
20 R. J. Moseley, house furir'ing goods!
22 Hawley & Richards, genl agts
23 T. Burke, saloon (X Calhoun)
24 M. Mahoney, grocer
26 Gillespie & Bro., grocers
27 P. Otis
28 J. Freel, saloon
30 D. Leibermuth, genl mdse
303^ Mrs. E. A. Bruce
32 Paul Franklin & Co., dry goods
33 'L. Bennett, wagon mnfr
34 J. Boy Ian, genl mdse
35 G. Schearer
36 J. A. Jacobus
38 J. Taylor, c lunch room
44 C. Collins, genl mdse
4434 Wilkerson & Connelly, c butchers
45 J. M. Ellis
46 F. Moss, c restaurant
47 W. D. Bell, buUders' hardware
48 Vacant
48>^ Mrs. A. Donohue, grocer
50 H. Isaac, c shoemaker
52 J. Holland, barber shop
53 P. Escridffe, blksmith
- ■ L54 Holland & Wilson, saloon
Call comer Alabama and Pryor Streets fo
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER.
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WILUMHAM
64 Elliott, Lnmber, Laths,
DEC
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155 T* F. Derden, shoemaker * •
156 L. G. Holland
157 W. Andrews, c
158 M. L. Tolbert & Co., genl mdse
159 G. W. Winburn ^ ^^ „ ,, ,
160 W. J. Hodges, drugs (X N. Butier)
161 Harrison & Bro., wood yard
165 R. Stevenson, c
166 M. Bridwell
167 J. S. Woods
170 H. D. Spinks
172 C. M. Barry
176 G. W. Ford
178 B. Brooks, c
180 W. B. Smith, c, grocer
182 S. P. Marbut
186 W. Trautwein, copper smith
188>^ Mrs. L. Glynn 1
190 A. Stokes
190 J. H. Smith & Co., grocers
(X Pratt)
194 J. L. McLendon
near Pratt A. & W. P. R. R., frght
^ depot
196 A. C. Morrison, jeweler
B. F. Mullenniff, shoemkr
1©8 C. C. Archer
206 J. S. Garmany
212 M. C. Martin, druggist
214 J. C. Bieser
216 J. C. Bieser, saloon
218 E. Brown, c
219 M. Bridwell, wood yard
220 J. Tate <fc Son, grocers
221 Mrs. E. Doyle
222 W. F. George, butcher
224 B. T. Allen
225 A. J. Pate
227 Vacant
228 W. E. Gath right, shoemkr
230 Mrs. S. Beach
^2 Dr. J. Roughton, drugs
cor Moore Richmond da Danville
frght depot
J3 H. C. Dunlap
234 J. McGee, saloon
236 T. C. Whatley & Co •
236)^ Mrs. E. L. Rives, boanllng
238 H. Roberts
239 J. N. McGuirk
242 J. McGee
243 G. W. Sciple
246 T. J. Buchanan
248 T. J. Buchanan, grocer
249 D. Sullivan
260 C. W. Wellborn
253 D. P. Chandler
264 W. H. Dooly
256 W. A. Kennedy, shoemkr
261 J. M. Lee : ;
262 Z. W. Adamson, butcher and grooer
263 Mrs. E. J. Fleming
264 J. A. Fischer, grocer
2643^ J. H. Crowley f^
265 W. W. Thompson
(XBeU)
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(XFort)
268 G. B. Fowle
270 Vacant
271 R. Cobb
273 Mrs. B. Brogan
874 J Burns, c
278 J. Howard, c \ k .
280 G. Doster V '
282 B. M. Battle, c
283 to 285 J. M. Xace & Son, planing
mill
286 Mrs H. Bryan
287 J. M. Nace
290 W. D. Laird
297 H..E. Williamson
298 J. F. Faith, saloon
299 Buice & Robinson
300 R. Parsons, butcher
J. C. Lynch, grocer
304 W. H. Green, grocer
308 W. J. Riordan
311 Jackson & Bros
312 M. G. Banks
314 M. English
H. Jones, c
316 G. Page
318 C. H. Vandever
3183^ J. Groodson.
G. Rebb
320 J. R. Thompson
J. T. Keown
Dr. B. F. Ogletree
324 Wm. McDonald
330 Tcrrv Bros., grocers
331 J. F. Faith, mill
335 T. Jackson
336 J. Wilkinson
338 Mrs. M. Dumphy
339 R. Waldron
342 J. Stewart
345 W.Smith
346 T. J. Stowers
349 Vacant
351 J. S. Stapp
359 Mrs. M. Kelley
363 Vacant
364 M. E. Edward &Co
365 Mrs. N. Hughes
366 A. A. SUiel(&
368 F. Krog
402 Mrs. C. Wynn
436 C. Vincent, c
442 L. J. Gartrell
456 Atla. File works
(XHilliard)
(X Yonge)
W. M . Scott
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382
ELL
4«0 O. G. Sahle, grocer
478 S. A. Pendley
480 J. D. Perkins
482 B. P. Thompson, saloon
496 B. B. Blackman
A. Dittler, grocei; (X Boulevard)
498 J. Ray |
Kin tV ^* 2"^^Jey» grocer (X HoweU)
510 D. Y. Reeder, physician -
512 R. H. Barton
514 J. M. Bradley
MO H. G. Shields, grocer
640 Hughes A Jolly, butchers
e.« « (X Bradley)
542 R. Jolly & Son, saloon
«2 -f -^^rney, c, grocer
Sr t ^* l^"^^ - (X Cornelia)
664 Menitt it Summers, grocers
ow A. Robinson, c, shoemkr
578 W. A. Bentley
600 J. Walker, c
DeGITE, from Simpson n to Johal nr
limUts, Ward 4,
BeWALD AL, from Whitehall w to C.
B* R^ Ward 1.
1. L. Bailey, c
3 Q. Johnson, e
3 W. Golding, e
4 Mrs. B. Bay
7 G. Johnson, c
EDWARD, from Simpson n to John, Igt
w of Chattahoochee, Ward 5
BEDS, from Windsor w to C. R. R.. li
s of eienn, Ward 8
ELLA, from Ga. R. R. n to Wheat nr o
limits. Ward 4
1 M. Jones, c,
2 E. Evans, c
, 7 J. Crowder, c
9 M. Jackson, c
11 C. Willis
13 E. Walker, c
17 A. Lee, c
23 L. D. Brooks
29 T. Rakestraw, c
30 W. A. Brockman
31 J. Williams, c
33 A. Griffin, g
35 W. Bryant, c
37 L. Rollins, c
39 J. Thomas
(X Ezzard)
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0OTER, Haynes w to TatlnaU, 1st s of
Markhmm, Ward 1.
5 J. Clark, c
6 H. Davis, c
7 Vacant
10 W. Collins, e
13 V. Ware, o
15 J. Williams, c
14 C. Cotton, c
16 H. Washington, c
16 N. Hill, c '
17 M. Neal, e
18 A. Ramey, c
» J. Fields, c
21 P. Adams, g
lASTTETO, TA. AGA. R. R., Warda
(X Davis)
(X Tattnall)
ELLA ( JAMESTOWIT), from Chapel
to limits. Ward 1
19 R. A. Ellison
J. L, Robinson ''
20 H. C. Bridges
21 C. H. Hannaforti
22 E. H. Vannorden
23 A. A. Brooks
26 J. K. Carlton
28 W. C. Tibbe
29 G. M. Harrison
31 J. C. C. Carlton
ELLIOTT, from ITeteon n to John, Ist
I wof C. R. R., Ward 1 and i
1 » v;]^.*«T^°''® ^^ Chapel)
2S H^ 1 MelhoUand ^^ ^-^->
48 E. J. Sullivan
64 J. M. Higgins
S M-n'^IP"^*^™' ^^^^^ and lime
w jn. c. Balkcom, coal and wood
94 J. W. Perkins ^^ '^^*^^^>
96 Mrs. S. Smith
100 E. McAffee, c
106 H, Johnson, c
126 E. Jordan
128 W. Griffin, c
134 H. Gregg, c
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(X Mechanic)
136 S. Johnson, c
yow Wndb» l-Nmw. On> Hi«W« Work, t mMirmwi , ...■,. .
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(X Foundry)
(X Newton)
142 Skoch & Stahl, butchers
144 W. F. Alvin >•-
146 H. Thomas, c " >
148 Mrs. M. Coleman ,;*
150 T. Hemphill, c
152 Vacant
156 A. Jackson, c ^
158 J. J. Hammett
160 Thomas Fans. .
184 A Simms, c
186 E. McDavltt, grocer
202 H. Campbell, c - :
204 J. Munroe, c 5 ?■- d
206 E. Lumpkin, c
208 M. Callaway, c " "^
218 H. Myers (X Thurmond)
220 J. H. Glover, wood dealer
224 L. J. Morrison
F. B. Morrison
234 J. P. Mays
236 Mrs. F. E. Booth
250 I. Pritchard
268 B. Trotter, c
260 F. Ferrell
260 W. Thurmond, c
(X Mays' Alley)
(XRock)
(X Peachtree)
(XIvy)
(X Henry)
ELLIS, from Omreh e to Hilliard, Istn
I of Houston, Ward 4.
4 Mrs. H. T. Randall
T. C. Randall
18 G.G. Roy
23 W. A. Long
24 Mrs. E. Walton
J.T. Lumpkin
25 Miss F. Frierson
W. A. Wright
26 J. Y. Sage
I 84 J. Schenck
38 J. Kelly
Mrs. J. F. Kindley
43 M. Mauson, c
46 J. A. MUler
47 W. J. Ballard
49 J. M. McClellan
Mrs. I. M. Plowman
50 Vacant
51 W. H. C. Mickelberry
54 J. P. Meredith
J. M. Meredith
55 J. Williams
68 Vacant
66 W. F. Peck
73 F. W. Hart, Jr
T. H. Morgan
79 E. M. Berry
83 H. Wootten
Mrs. T. Wootten
84 T. B. Jones
Mrs. L. J. Jones
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(X Collins)
86 T. B. Hazleton
86 H. S. Horsey
T. M. Horsey
T. A. Horsey *
89 Jolin Neal
90 R. E. Adams
92 M. Cox, c
93 W. Patterson
94 W. Shepard
97 Mrs. S. T. Bellah
J. D. Bellah
98 G. Lowry
G. P. Lowry
100 Mrs. J. C. Heath
107 V. Greene, c
A. Bird, c
109 Y. O'Neal, c
110 F. Whitefleld '
111 L. Slack, c
116 G. W. WUcox, V
122 J. Neebit, e
123 J. Mitchell, c
124 L. Lee, c -^
125 E. Mitchell, e
126 F. Lathan, c .
127 L. Thomas, a-
129 L. Hunnicutt, c
132 H. Neal, c
140 B. J. Freeman
150 S. Upson
152 B. Crockett
153 G. Kitchen, c
155 J. Gresham, c
157 M. Jones, c
170 S. Haywood
172 F. Cunningham
175 C. HightoWer, c
177 R. Slack, c
178 A. Allen, c
179 G. Terrell, c
182 W. Smith, c
183 F. Lark, c,
218 J. M. Mathews
220 G. Mathews, e
224 J. H. Dege
225 M. Prinrfe, c
226 Dr. J. M. Crawford
228 B. A. MuUins
228 B. S. Hilley
ELS, from Hunter s to Fair, Ist w of
Tine, Ward 1.
ELMORE, firora Ga. R. R. 8 to Vtefa*, U
e of Fort, Ward 9.
EMMA, from W. <fc A. R. R. s of D'AI^^
Tigny, n to limits. Ward 5.
18 J. B. Jenkins
16 J. MuUenix
20 Mrs. M. McColgan
(X Valentlne>
(XF<»t>
(XHilliard)
385.
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Stocks, cotton, wheat, corn, pork, sides, laiiv,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE.
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384
rierson, Real Estate Ag^t, 36 Wall Si
FAI ^
26 J. W. Garrett
36 O. Thrash, c
38 J. NelsoQ, c
40 I. Pittman, c
42 P. Lee, c
48 Mrs. M. Rogan,
I. Harris
50 W. Zachery, c
52 R. Green, c
EZZASD, from Bradlet to Ella, 1st n of
Ga. K. R. Ward 4.
2 S. Strickland, c i \
5 Mrs. S. Gormleyi
' 10 Mrs. L. Echols I
12 M. Mullely i
20 A. Metcalf, c
29 C.S.Rose '
31 M. White, c
A. Williams, c
32 S. Chronic, c
50 B. S. Turner
FACTORY, from Ga. R. R. g to Fair, nr
Umits Ward 3.
1 I. Smith . rf
2 Mrs. D. Long "
. 4 J. S. Lanier ^
5 G. G. Davenport ^
6 J. C. Reeves
(X Cornelia)
E— P. W. Hill. , ,^
F — J.Florence t * -= .•
G—W. Fataker v . ^ i.
FACTORY ALLEY, en Mangnm, b^
Thnrmond and Newton.
FAIN, ft-om HiUiard w to BeU, 2d s of
Foster, Ward 4.
3 E. Harris, c - "
4 G. M. Logue ' *
5 W. WUson, c
6 W. A.Nash ; - ^
12 M. Robinson
FAIR, from Whitehall e to limits and w
to limits. Wards 1, 2 and a.
GOING EAST^
(X S. Pryor)
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7 J. O. Carpenter
8 Mrs. J. Shea
9 Mrs. J. Allen
10 Mrs. A. Denson
11 J. P. ,CoIIins
12 Mrs. S. Duncan
13 Mrs. L. Turner
14 M. Snider
15 J. South
16 W. Plumb
17 M. Snider
18 R. Moate
19 M. P. South
20 G. Jones
21 J. M. Ware
31 H. O. Hughs
33 M. H. Xewson
35 L. Morton
37 J. W. Johnson
39 J. B. Church
41 H. Bryant
43 M. Cooly
46 P. McCann
47 J.-L. Davis
49 R. Phillips
FL'LTON FACTORY.
A— J. R. King
B — B. Dickinson j
(X Loyd)
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C — M. Freeman
J>— Mrs, y. Byce, boarding • ^, ^,^ ^^ i^utner
13 M. Brown
53 J. B. Beck
64 R. Jones
65 J. Gardner
T. Lovette
66 T. A. Conklin
69 R. A. Varnatioe
71 Mrs. E. Wallace
72 D. Strauss
79 M. Brown, c
81 C. Anderson, c
92 G. Johnson, butcher
94 J. Riggins, c
98 S. Alien, c
100 J. Davis, c
108 W. Darden, c
113 J. A. Corrigan
115 A. Foale
117 E. D. Reynolds
119 S. B. Spencer
151 L. Foote, c
167 W. P. Patttillo
175 Mrs. R. D. Watkins
179 J. H. Howard (X McDonough)
201 T. Fitzgibbon ^ ^
205 F. E. Henson
206 Mrs. M. Lvons
209 J. D. Wellborn
210 J. Fro.«.t, c
211 B. Mahan
212 H. Spradley, c
219 D. Gupsee
221 A. L. Almon, grocer
Mrs. C. Hill
223 A. J. Buchanan
224 M. Kries, butcher
232 A. Hill
236 E. Hill, c ,
240 L. Flewellyn, c
243 J. B. Monaghan
247 Mrs. M. Lother
(X Washington;
(X Crew)
(X Fraser)
(X Sugar al)
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^r^^^H APTP PRESSED I.XJMBEB AJTP X.
FAI
385
FAI
(X Terry)
250 J. X. Smith -
J50 Mrs. E. Smith
253 J. Johnson, grocer
255 Miss M. JohnBon
258 W. W. Gibbs
265 P. Sullivan '
166 A, P. Wood : .
267 J. N^- Fleishman, detective
268 C. P. Johnson
269 Mrs. E. Ford ,^ ^ ^ ^
272 Mrs. M. W. Gray (X Martm)
276 C. H. McHan, grocer
282 J. Trice, c
283 Mrs. M. Skelton ^
284 S. Terry
285 W. R. D. Thompson
288 Vacant
289 C. C. Greene v -
290 E. S. Scheetz -
292 Mrs. E. Smith
294 Miss E. E. Cook
295 C. E. Lingenfelder
299 F. Pierce
\x Central B. R)
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(X Walker)
301 F. Menken
302 M. Holbrook, c
305 Vacant
309 J. Burns
815 R. M. Cook
317 J. Huflf
323 J. H. Evans
325 W. Pelham
328 T. S. McWllliams
sw cor Moore, Fair St. School
(X King)
(X Connally)
(X Bailey)
(X Hill)
(X Grant)
(X GuUatt)
345 Mrs. G. McCord
860 D. W. Stallings
416 F. L. Greene
416 B. F. Dewbery
422 B. W. Robertson
415 R. S. Mc Waters
428 Mrs. C. Knight
434 Mrs. M. Gray
438 M. Norman, c
444 S. Turner, c
444 T. Boss
445 W. Biliups, c
448 S. Hartfield, c
460 M. Huglv» c
466 C. Scott, c
BAST OF OAKLAND CBMBTKRT.
A. Lambert, florist
GOING WBST.
9 Horrison & Bro., wood and coal
17 R. A. Berry
19 G. B. Thompson
21 J. Jacobson
22 F. Schiff
26 S. L. Solomonson
27 M. E. Goldsmith
(X Walnut)
W.M
38 J. W. Gloer
43 J. Crawford
48 M. Marcus
50 J. Searcy, c
92 I. E, Bartlett
93 T. L. Swift
95 J. Aughtman
98 J. A. Clemmons
117 J. W. Storey
122 W. A. Starnes
123 S. T. Henderson
127 J. Venable
128 Mrs. M. Kickllghter
137 Rev. C. O. Fisher, c
139 G. W. Stewart
140 A. P. Eskridge ' :
141 J. O. Harris, wood yard
142 J. G. Smith
Mrs. M. Curlee
145 W- W. Edwards
147 M. Harrison, c v
154 Mrs. N. Simpson
164 J. Barnett, c , ^^
170 C Barnum
172 F. M. Simpson
175 M. Coursey
182 I. J. Cook
184 Mrs. M. E. Hay
186 E. H. Alcott .^
190 J. Tread well
191 S. Lester
194 J. M. Cole
Mrs. N. J.Cole
198 W. P. Merritt
199 S. Lester
(X Fort) ' 202 G. W. Guess
206 Miss L. W. Clark
20t) Mrs. A. C. Kiddoo
Mrs. M. Guess
^ , 210 Mrs. E. M. Steele
(X George) 213 L. S. Gammon
i215 Mrs. T. Gammon
I E. M. Gammon
220 J. W. Wallis
222 C. C. Hawley
224 W. B. Smith
226 J. P. Presuell
228 G. A. Johnson
233 B. S. Walker
240 J. H. Josscee
241 B. Edwanls
242 W. J ♦. R. Morris
246 L. Tonsell
247 G. Smith, c
262 E. McCleland ^ .
FAIBL1£, from Marietta ne t» Chnrcli,
Ist BW of Forsyth, Wards 5 and 6
26 K. Carr. c ' ^
— iHakesBeetHHIBTtooraer-^teri^
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(X Poplar)
(X James)
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31 R. J. Loyal ^
37 M. Dooley ]
58 A. E. Seifert- ]
59 Vacant i
60 Rev. D. Shaver^
62 Mrs. V. E. Harris
A. Bradford j
64 Mrs. M. A. Stevenson
66 R. S. Stewart ,
69 W, Rhodes ?
W. A. Camp
IWTH^ from W. Peachtree e to Port,
FILUfOBE from Pratt e to Fort, Igt
r B of Decatur, Ward 4.
Yonr prop^rty ta the "ITLAITTA HOME,- and thereby p^.
FOR
386
(X Jones)
^■M.
(X Clarke)
(X Pratt)
(X Moore)
J
133 J. W. Wade
136 W. G. Newmatt
144 J. Taylor
148C.Maddox'
A. Boyd
160 W. B. Arnold
154 J. W. Taylor
}^ S* 5^^^^' shoemkr
100 M.. Cummings, c
JS ^- ^- Langford
166 P. Hartford, c
183 J. B. Brown
1«4 J. P. Robee
186 J. M. Laird
190 T. Laird
191 J. Kelly
192 J. Clay
193 C. H. Thompson
196 Charles Gillett
iS ^* Anderson, c
199 S. Thomas, c
K^' i. Bonlerart, Ward 4.
6 M. E. Prisock i j /x Trw^^^
22 A. J. Johnson i ^^ ^"^^^
^W. M.Nash H
FOMW^T, froji Wh%an 8 to limite
1^ T Jl^ ^f^rjor. Ward 2
li «i. M. Ray son
^i
J. T. Jordan
18 C. W. Smith
1. Gause
19 W. Klaitz
30 D. Rosenberirer
22 R. H. Huzza
U I. E. Burkett
36 J. Crawford
26 J. G. Hester
Miss E. Davis
28 B. Nathan
(X E. Fair)
•f •"
'ing, Pottt,
31 T. Phibbs
33 G. Robinson, c
39 D. Kaufman
46 Mrs. M. J. Mayo
Miss F. A. Mayo
48 J. B. Harper
54 T. C. Murphy ,
60 G. Weimer
63 If . J. Jones
^ W. G. Forsyth
73 D. Marble, c
75 J. D. White
100 W. H. Robert, Jr.
104 B. P. Thomas
126 L. Greer, c .
134 C. Bath,c '
^^ h Z^^n^"^^ I ^^ Richardson)
I ^t '' ?f "°"^f7, A. Ergenzinger
'30irj?^LS>rn^«^^^-^^^^«'^
o/.. y^*®* ^- I^oonan
30o J. McGuire
307 S. Burns
P. McGuire
SOUTH OP BASS.
ws, H. C. SiiwteU
8, Miss A. Hulsey
J. White
^*,*f »T AY, from Peachtree e to Fort
l8t n of Baker, Wards 4 and 6
1 W. H. Venable
3 W. Fry
J. T. Cooper
G. A. Nicholson
W. Minnigerode
9 G. S. Barnura
30 Mrs. A. E. McK^nley
Miss J. McKinley J
N". McKinley ^
36 W. C. HoUeyman
W. M. Crumley -.
42 H. P. Scales
45 J. Jackson
47 Israel Putnam
52 W.T.Newman
^ S'^'J^' ^' fi^zzell
56 G. H. HoUiday
59 L. Goodwin
63 E. S. Riley
66 D. O. Dougherty
66 J. S. Holllday
B. J. Fuller
67 W. L. Fain
69 R. Z. Rucker
70 F. G. Hancock
73 W. G. Ellis
Mrs. S. E. WUly
81 B. Jones, c
Mr '^|pJ
(X Collins)
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(X Calhoun)
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387
FOR
d
82 T. Williams, c
84 N. S. Lowery, c
85 Vacant
88 T. Parks, c
100 B. Boynton
Mrs. A. E. Boynton
FORSYTH, from Marietta ne to Chareh
and 8W to Whitehall, Ist w of Broad,
Ward 1, and dividing 5 and 6. ,
<SOIHa NOBTH.
5 Atlanta Stone Pump & Roofing Co.
I. Y. Sawtell & Son
10 & 12 Hotel Weinraeister
13 Troy Steam Laundry (X Walton)
15 0. A. Smith, roofing and paving
25 A. P. Woodard
Mrs. A. Griste, boarding
26 G. C. Montague
28 W. P. Powell
28 E. C. Purtell (X Poplar)
31 Mrs. C. Howard, Sr.
32 Vacant
33 Mrs. M. A. Watts, boarding
36 E. M. Benthall
38 Dr. W. A. Love
Dr. T. D.Love
Miss B. Love
39 Vacant
41 W. R. Phillips (X Luckie)
54 W. W. Boyd, Jr.
58 Mrs. A. P. Talmadge, boarding
60 A. G. Grier (X James)
66 Mrs. M. C. Turner, boarding
J. C. McBumey
E. P. McBurney
68 W. L. Bryan
76 T. ^. Means, teacher (X Church)
80 J. A. Baker, c, shoemkr
aOING SOUTH.
sw cor Marietta, State House
9 C. C. Lingelfelter
10 F. I . McDonald & Co., com mers
11 Carlton <& Smith
12 Sheek & Co., hides
15 G. H. Boynton, grocer
16 A. C. Ladd, lime and cement
17 and 19 J. J. Williams & Co., com
mers
18 Moore, Sims A Co., grain dlrs
20 J. J. Barnes & Co., com mer
22 Akers & Bros., mer millers
25 Stewart Bros & Swann, cot mers
(X Rail Road)
cor Rail Road, W. & A. R. R. Co
(X Alabama)
47 J. Hoffman, stables
50 E. Deenberry
54 J. H. Anderson
55 I. R. Barr
61 J. M. Boring (X Hunter)
76 Russell & Co., machintery
81 J. A. Smith, manager Frick A; Co
82 L. Montgomery, c -^^
S. Wilson, c -t^--
S. B. Holmes, c, shoemkr
(X Mitchell)
108 M. H&rtman
116 S. M. Inman
E. R. DuBose
116 Mrs. A. Cook
120 Trinity Church Home • *
126 J. O. Perkins
W. N. Perkina
127 W. M. Arnold
128 J. W. Cotton, grocer fX W. Peters)
130 W. C. Sparks
132 J. A. Johnson
136 Mrs. L. Acree
138 C. B. GaskiU
138 J. Cohron
141 J. K. Hunter
142 W H. Torrence
145 F. E. Henning
146 Mrs. M. O'Meara
149 F. S. Simmons
160 R. W. TidweU
161 Not finished
152 R. A. Crawford
163 First Methodist Protestant Church
168 L. H. Harwell
J. M. Harwell
T. G. Gresham (X Gamett)
160 Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
161 Miss O. Boggan
Miss F. Boggan
165 J. B. Carraway
B. Harris
169 Rev. J. S. Jacobson
171 B. D. Corley
174 D. Rich
175 H. Crankshaw A Co., lumber
180 H. Bleidorn
W
181 J.
182 C.
184 S.
186 C.
188 W
193 J.
196 M
197 M.
198 H.
199 W
201 P.
202 J.
206 A.
. Johnson
Knox
Esterbrook
Dreyfus
M.Cady
. Johnson
N. NaUy
. Hirsch
. NaUy
Hirsch
. E. Dickson
G. Young
Hirsch
Israel
(X Brotherton.)
1 WM
In STOCKS, COTTON
OATS, COFFEE
ROWLAND
, WHEAT, COBti. PORK, SIDES, LAJUX
AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE,
& CO. 9 & (1 North Broad Street.
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; (X Fair)
•06 A. Haas
210 I. Guthmann
214 J. Eichberg
215 M. Franklin
221 J. Fleischel , .
Mrs. L. Fleischel
215 J. A. Brady
229 W. A. Kelly I
M« Mrs. O. Keid, boarding
229 Dr. J. J. Caldwell ^
236 Eli T. Hannicutt . -
237 Miss N. Mitchell '
239 H. L. Smith
FORT, from Decatur n to limits, and s
to Fair, Wards t and 4.
3 J. ifc H T. Trowbridge, furniture
mnfrs
3 G. Snellings 1
5 M. Brooks, c \
7 W. Johnson, c 1
9 M. Evans, c '
10 Mollie Cathron, e
14 L. Nichols, c
29 M. Boggs, c
33 R. Kelsey
35 J. Calloway, c I
36G. Woml, / ?
40 S. Logan, c
44 G. Watts, c
65 F. Qolton, c
«7 O. Walker, c
50 S. Flood, c J
63 Mt. Pleasant Chorlh, c
65 F. Anderson
70 C. Porter, c I
71 S. Clark, c
73 M. Hayes
80 J. S. McLendon
92 A. Alexander, c
93 J. B. Tanner
94 L. Williams, c
98 W. Dickson, c
100 G. Vaughan
110 H. Crosby
112 R. Jones, c
122 J. Pryor
ne cor Foster, Smith <fc Bearse, lum-
ber
124 R. Dawson, c
126 J. Shepard, c
128 W. Burden, c
130 J. Burden, c
131 Mrs. M. Raspberry
158 H. Nowlan, c
159 A. Reynolds
160 H. Sewell
163 A. Jones, c
1S4A. Moor, c
(X Houston)
(XEllia)
(X Taylor)
Vi
-* (X Fain)
INATXANTA, Every^ ilsirfptlo,
:; of Real Estate for sale by
T. A. FRIERSON. 3a Wall J>^
FOS
167 J. Dawson
169 B. Long, c
170 H. T. Head, grocer
171 C. Hightower, c
172 G. Williams, c
173 E. Beesley, c
175 Rey. A. J. Stinsou
176 J. Chandler, c "
177 W. Richardson "^
179 R. Westmoreland, c
200 Mrs. F. W. FlynA
204 J. Davis, c
205 C. C. Wimbish c
207 E. Smith
209 J. Grant
211 P. Kimball, c
212 J. Hankerson. c ^
213 L. Cole, c
214 J. McHenry, c
216 S. Jones
217 J. C. Huggins, c
218 F. MitcheB, grocer
220 R. Josey
221 L. Mansfield, c ,. ..
278 J. Simonton, butcher
280 R. Lee, c
282 W. Mosely, c
285 E. Chatjtain, c, firocer
287 L. Luckie, c
289 A. Gray, c
303 S. Jones, c i
307 J. Jones, c |
309 G. Williams, c
315 J. E. WiUiams
nw cor Welton pi, W. Johnson, c
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(XCain)
(X Wheat)
FORTUNE, from E. Cain nto limits, 1st
e of Randolph, Ward 4.
NORTH OF HIGHLAND AV.
1st E. Hill, c
2d, D. Horton, c
3d, W. Merton, c
4th, L. Lattimore, c
5th, G. Smith, c
8th, Miss J. Mays
Miss F. Sockwell
FOSTER, from Caihoan e to limits, 1st
8 of Wheat, Wards 4 and 6
4 C. T. Wurm
fi T'^^'w"™ (X Calhoun)
b A. J. Wurm, music teacher
10 J. Whitney
}i ^^«r^A^- Hillsman, dressmaker
iz Kj. yf , Hubner
19 C. J. Ballew
20 J. C. Allensworth
22 J. SmiUie
32 R. Howell, c (X Butler)
'I'Wy faAMTT o A nt^^-r ■» ^^^g^^^^g^L-g (X Butler)
^^^ B^Jffi^gpE^tOOMS IS the only
Private Place in the City. ^
Co to W. J. WILIJMCHAWI, 64 Elliott,
FOU "^^^ ^^^
39
41
42
45
46
52
56
57
58
59
118
130
138
140
142
143
144
146
150
152
(X Bell)
(X Hilliard)
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J. Jenkins, c , > /;
A. Robinson, c
J. Livingston, c, lumber •
L. ThomaA, c ' ^ ^^
J.Livingston, c ;
D. Smith, c
M. Alexander, c :;
C . Henderson, c
F. Terrell
M. Burney . -^
C. Cridell ■' v
110 W. Dawson, c
115 B. Sindof, c
J. Johnson, c
M. Shoemake, c '; ''
B. Parrer, c
H. Holmes, c ^'
K. Milton, c r
T. J. Barrow
W. Sanford
R. Jefferson, c
H. Gates, c ^
_ _ M. Chapman
158 W. H.Townley
160 Mrs. C Fitzgerald
lU J. Murray
170 Vacant
172 Vacant
174 Vacant
205 R. Jines, c
219 A. Simpson
225 A. Gray, c
226 G. Holbtein, grocer
228 W. Johns<3n, c
L. A. Williams
W. S. Shields
W. Finch, c
247 Miss F. Veal
^49 G. Mathis
A. Williams
1. P. Baker
A. White, c
V. Hutchins, c
E. M. Martin, c
P. Collins, c
285 N. Shorter, c
P. Simmons, c . .
287 T. Holmes, c
289 A. Morton, c
291 M. Collins, c
FOUNDRY, from W. & A. R. R. ne to
Luckie, and w to limits, diriding
Wards 1 and 5.
27 A. O'Shieldfl '/^ : "; T J
33 A. T. Finney ' ; > >^
35 T. H. Mooney ; i '"
43 T. G. Konkle (X Elliott)
44 Mrs. H. McCarty, grocer
47 L. B. Hutchinson
48 A. Ehlers '-'"■- . -^
51 G. B. McDonald
54 Mrs M. A. McFarland, grocer
55 A. J. Harvell
57 W. H. Meyer
61 I. Hunnicutt ■
62 G. Fischer, saloon
64 H. Goller ^
65 I. Saye
E. T. Drennon
J. WUby *
Mrs. M. Ellison
C. Weddersheimer
C. C. Dennis
-vi-^.
66
69
70
73
74
(X Howell)
233
235
241
251
253
257
277
281
283
77
81
85
86
91
93
95
97
101
103
133
T. Holland
D. PhUlip -
E. Phillips
T. J. Holden
R. Bohnefeld
G.Green
M. Akers, c
F. King, c
J. Akers, c
A. Akers, c
H. Jones, c
1. Jenkens, c
F. Ware, c
(X Mangum)
EAST OF HAYNES.
(X Bradley)
(X Cornelia)
156 J. Keith, c
157 Mrs. A. Wigington
158 H.Ragland,c
J. F. Convers, c
G. H. Boiitell
Mrs. L. A. Kendrick
J. B. Farr *
C. W'. Stevens
W. C. Salter
174 J. S. Lowe
180 J. W. Benge
182 Vacant
J. S, Rivers, c
I. Hardy, c
J. Harbar
R. Quinn
161
162
165
169
173
214
222
224
270
(XLowe)
Cor
W. A A. R. R. Whiship & Bro.,
foundry
8 A. Blackburn
15 W. Landers, c
23 G. McCiine
24 Vacant
FOURTH, from West Peaektree, e jko
Fort and w to Plnm, Sd n of N«rUi ar.,
bey limits.
(X Marietta)
WEST OF STATE.
1 w of Ponder av.
16 H. M. Golden
C. H. Chapman
W. M. Scott
Dixie Sure Fit Shirts Bt tfL
Kmds no trash caiM shiHa.
N and 13 Whitaliall St.
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III
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- f • -A ■
s ■- ■» -■
FOW
t ]rhe "ATIAOTA HOME OSCIUJrcE CO.- ft,^
10 A. B. Jett •
H 5?^- H- Puckett
12 W. Kelly
13 W. Guess
14 A. Jacobs *
16 M. Harrison
18 Vacant 1
50 Vacant ij
61 Vacant I
S2 H. T. Roflfe I
63 C. Budden I
64 A. T. Kinsey I
82 C. Tread well
^^ S.rff iiam, J. M. White
cor Mills, B. Williams
1. C Matthews
NOBTH OF SJOfPSON.
l8t, M. Nicholson, e
2d, J. Mims, c
3d, S. Johnson
'!^1^f ureV«%*S;:ot?;«2;,V**{m J. Brown-, c
(X Kawson)
^7 6. Ramsey, c
99 D. Lyons, c
101 B. Carr, c
1^ A. Harrison, c
iZ w ^^^d«n» «» butcher
itw H. Dyer, c
112 T. J. Long
120 i^D.^B^et^^^^^^
123 H. H. Penny
124 W.M.Garrett
125 W. Cullum
127 J. Green ^ : .
130 M. M. White
Jfn ?-S:^*^«^rth
140 A. Watts, c .
161 Mrs. McAdair " -^
163J. Guerin ^
m w' A ^To^- ^"^^^» ^^^
179 IcVnTc'' ^^'' ^^^S^i^?^^^'^)
190 L. Jenkins
192 A. Hardy, c
194 C. Brown
(X Clarke)
(X Pulton)
■■|
2 J. M. Bradley, coal and w'ood
4 I. Alexander, c, shoemkr
7 ^>. Valentine, c
9 S. ColweU, c ^
10 D. Johnson, c
11 T. McCree
13 B. C. Norvell
15 C. Moore, c
16 L. Jones, c
17 A. Turner, c
18 L. Simmons, c
19 J. Powell, c
23 S. Barrow, c
^ Vacant
29 J. Campbell
36 J. P. Mulkey
61 W. A. Watson I
65 Mrs. M. Bailey
J. Potts ^
67 W. F. Manry
68 F. Cramer
62 M. A. Bell
63 W. A. Bonnell
64 J. H. Henderson
66 L. J. Laird «
W S. P. Snow
78 B. Morrison, c,
89 Z. Sims, c
90 Mrs. R. Houghton
»i K. Joyce, c
93 T. Jackson, c
(X Pair)
(X Jones)
202 C. Smith,'c .
203 O. Reed, c
205 E. Robinson, e
206 J. Wallace, c
214 F. Dean, c
220 A. Stephens, c
226 W. H. GleesJ>n
229 M. Jones, c
232 C. H. Corbin
234 R. Thompson, c,
242 H. Luckie '
2^^ J. Van Stavoren
257 T. Driscol, c
358 J. Sears
259 C. Robinson, c
261 M. Tolar, c
263 J. Moultrie, c
264 C. F. SimoA
o«f ?^T; ^- ^- Jones, c
l^o'I-^-^^^^^cks'
-fiw A. Harrinirton. c
277 C. M. Lea^, c
278 J. Mathews, c
279 M. Cnrgile, c
281 A. Maddox, c
286 G. Johnson, e
287 C. Calhoun c
288 Mrs. M. A. Zent
Mrs. L. Oldfleld
^1 R. Cowan, c
(X Richardson)
(X Richmond)
(X Crumley)
(X Glenn)
^ YYUKK, etc. Telephone Wo. 386.
•IJii- '"*»■••: )''■''. '^i'"
MILBURS
Lighteit Draught ft Bast Ffai^
jghad Wagmi in the Maitot
FUL
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GAR
(X Anderson)
306 M. Robinson, c /
307 R. Cody, c
308 G. Graham, c /
309 A. Mosly, c
318 I. Hunter, c
321 M. Atkinson
325 S. B. Leonard
326 S. Bell, c -
329 T. Stalling
330 Mrs. C. Stapler -, ,.
333 D. H. Led better
334 W. L. Anderson
340 J. H. Robinson
367 A. Shaw, c
371 A. McAvoy, c
375 J. Baldwin
376 Vacant
377 M. McNeal, c
380 T. Smith
390 Dr. W. S. Lumpkin
400 M. Jones, c
410 J. Barnes, c ,
417 B.Oliver, c
419 R. Oliver, c
FULLER, from Elliott e to W. & A. R.
R., 1st B of Foandrj, Wari 5.
^ ss W. & R. R., F. W. Hart & Son,
planing mill
nw cor W. & A. B. B., AtlanU Gas
Light Co
2 W. C. Aughtman
8 T. J. Dabney
FULTOIC, from MartiB w to Smltk, 5th
8 of Fair, Wards 2 and 8.
25 Mrs. M. Turner
29 B. V. Iversoa
33 Vacant
34 F. Spinks, c
37 F. Drakeford, c
38 J. Coleman, c
39 W. H. Jarrett
E. Jones, c
41 S. Guthman, grocer
42 C. Glaze, c
44 H. Jackson, c
46 L. A. Henderson, e
65 W. Johnson, c
57 J. Goodlett, c
59 J. Harper, c
61 R. Nelms, c
66 J. J. Wright, c
80 R. F. DeBelle
FULTON FACTORY (See Factory)
OALLATINy flrom State, west, nw of
limits.
GARDEN, from Gleim s to limits. Ward
8.
OABNETT, from Whitekall w to Peters,
and e to Loyd, 2nd sw of MiteheU,
Wards 1 and 2.
ooma WEST.
5 O. C. Whitehead , ,
10 J. T. Peacock ^- "
Mrs. S. Armstrong *r /^
11 J. M. Ponder -^■•
(XFraser)
(X Martin)
J. O. Wynn i
13 H. W. Stockton
15 A. N. Nolan
16G. T. Fry ,^
17 J. Schane
18 J. Meuko ■
20 E. Moneghan : ^
P. H. Meehan /
J Menko t'^
25 I. Hymes
27 Dr. B. W. Westmoreland
30 J. H. LaHatte *
31 F. Hardman
T. M. Kenner
D. A. Cook
34 £. Bamum, e .
S. Reed, c
37 Mrs. C. Parker
se cor Forsyth, Hebrew BeneToloit
Congregation
39 C. C. Houston
47 A. J. Plnson
52 A. Shulhafer
56 J. Elsas
GOING EAST.
24 H. Slowman
73 T. D. Lynes
77 H. V. Bayne »
84 C. M. Carter
A. Chisholm . ^
88 L. P. James
109 Mrs. F. Frink
111 I. Kerr
E. D. Cheshire
J. F. Morris (X PetMS)
GARTRELL, from Towe e to Daniel, 2d
8 of Foster, Ward 4.
2 Vacant
4 J. W. Hinman
5 L. WUliams, e
6 J. W. Norman
12 A. McGUvray
16 E. W. Hewitt
18 J. Overton
22 W. P. Manley
28 W. F. Stewart, grocer
29 E. B. Hansom
30 Miss O Crawford
31 W. M. Taylor
33 H. C. Mc Williams
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, lAMI,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, oo to PAINE.
ROWLAND A CO, • A il North VomI StrooL
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V ■.^^.;:^
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REALESIAIE?r\sS2S^"»%.??
'j^i...
GAT
(X Fitzgerald)
(X Daniel)
34 A. Pittman '
40 Vacant
48 A. Hughes
51 W. E. Delay
54 T. Coleman, c ^
57 W. S. Roberts
68 J. L. White
59 J. A. BighHm
60 H. O. Reese
61 J. A. Watts
62 R. W. Denton
63 C. J. Shepard
ft4 J. M. Baker
71 T. M. Smith
713^ J. Payne, c
73 N. Bush, c
75 J. Woodlaw, c \
GATE CITY, from Glenn s to limits, nr
w limits, Ward t.
41 J. T. Freeman j |
45 J. Revere, c j
60 L. Daniel, c j
52 G. W. Lamar J
55 B. Smith, c
56 A. Evans, c
58 T. Dawsey, c
63 W. Williamson,^c "
64 T. Wellmaker
75 A. Crimes
72 A. Peg
74 P. Ward t •
76 E. Glass
cor Eeds, R. Harris, c
T~~ ^H " GLY Si QBJR
(X CoUins)
(X Calhoun)
i,-^^
GEMUNDE5, from XcDaniel s to Ham-
phries, 1st w of Peters, Ward 1.
2 R. Williams, c
3 A. Jennin^
4 W. Morgan
5 H. Birch
6 G. Robertson, e
8 A. Davenport
14 W. Richardson, 1
17 H. Grant
18 J. McCray, c
19 W. Dickson
20 A. Alexander '
21 R. Moore, c
23 M. Cargile, c
GEORGE, from East Fair n to Biinren.
l8te of Grant, Ward*. ^'
8 W. Casey
9 T. Greer |
10 L. Hill, c, ' ■
11 R. Matthews, c
12 E. Anderson
;^*
-t«,j^'
1 C. A. Sheldon » ^
2 M. Washington, c
18 L. Williams, c
24 L. Jones, c
32 A. Snatch, c
34 J. Mabin, doors, sash and blinds
cor _?"tler, Atlanta Wagon and
Timber Co ^^r - ;^%
52 E.Jones, c .'' - J '
54 A. Daniel h ^ v^ '^.
66 H. Bennett
70 O.Lee : *
71 Mrs. S. P. Sparks ' w
77 Mrs. M. J. Stanley i^^v ^
83 M. J. Malfry, saloon / \-^.^^:
87 G. Standard t ■ "
93 Atlanta Machine Works
Jf ? 5-^- ^l^i«g (X Moore)
14o T. Bennett ^
cor Factory, Fulton Cotton Spining
GILMER, from Ivy se to Pratt, 1st ne
of Decatur, Wards 4 and 6.
4 W. Stephens
12 J. Lvncti
18 H. A. Smith
«0 A. G. Young
26 J. B. Thompson
27 W. L. Jarvis
31 J. H. Flynn
Mrs. M. Dougherty
M S. Parker
36 A. T. Abbott
42 C. P. Murray
C. W. Murray
44 R. A. Monteith
48 J. Robirxson
51 J. J. Falvey
52 V. T. Barnwell
56 M. T. Whitlock
60 Mrs. M. E. Southard
61 J. E. Cummings
74 G. Williams, c
80 T. Harris, c
S4 J. A. Crim
86 H. H. Jackson
112 Mrs. C. WUliams
lu ^ ^^J^^' ** McDonough, passinr
througrh Wards 2 and 8. i'*"^*"^
9 H. Hunter, c
^^ £ ^ ^^"^J' « (2- of Cooper)
M.Fernando (E of Grady)
1 O. Bowman, c
2 G. Bowman, c
3 1. Taylor
(X Collins)
(X Calhoun)
(X Butler)
Q<^^^i^ Ti ror Oentlemen, at
Sample Rooms, cor. AlabamA vfe i>nTr:.^
(X Moore)
Cor Humphries, Gate City Planing MUl
and Lumber Co
129 G. W. Hardwick
215 E. M. Forshaw :;n^ ..
222 E. Callaway • ^^^
224 E. Thomas, c -" "^^ -
226 C. Hutchinson, c '^ '^^ '
241 W. Howell ■ ^ -
247 J. W. Williams, c - . *
sw cor Mc Daniel, J. Gaskell
6LYN5, from Martin e to Borne, Sd s
of Fair, Ward 3.
7 M. Robinson, c _ . , V
8 T. Watkins, c .; .V
12 G. Bohannon, c ;^ "
16 A. P. Melton, c ;' .
18 M. Roberson, c :^ -;v ^ .
20 T. Wadkins, c ' \
24 L. Rivers, c " ■
26 M. A. Jackson, c
. 28 H. Huuter, c
30 P. Turner, c . ,
36 C. Bridees, c
40 Emma Stevens, c
49 J. S. F. Brooks
51 J. W. Brooks
55 J. Ball
GRADY, from Glenn n to Cmmley, 1st
e of McDonongh, Ward 3.
1 W. L. Bowman (X Crumley)
2 T. BeU, c
3 0. Michael, c,
4 H. Tate, c
5 T. W. Haigler, c
6 J. Beasley, c
10 H. Mitchell, c
17 W. H. Hunter, c
19 W. Scott, c
23 J. Harrington, c
GRANT, from Ga. B. B. s to limits, 2d
e of Connally, Ward 3*
3 J. S. Porter
6 J. A. Bosti&n
7 H. Farmer
24 Mrs. M. A. AUen
26 F. Coppedge
28 J. White, c
29 K. Michael, c
87 G. W. Logan
se cor Anderson, J. J. Camp
se cor Glenu, J. A. Burns
near Gleim, L. P. Grant
OBAPE ALLEY, from Irwin n to Hoos-
ton, 1st e of Bonierard, Ward 4.
1 L. Miller, c
2 W. Menifee, c
M. Clayton, c «^v
3 M. Marshall, c ^r
GRAY, from Simpson n t* l^AMgmjp.
24 w of W. & A. B. £., War4 ^
6 J. K. Dorsey
8 E.C.Smith
10 J. B. Miller '^
14 T. Robinson, c
16 H. Foster - ;
44 T. Jackson, c '
45 J. Price, c
96 H. Howard, c ,/
S8 P. Eubank, c : ;V
100 J. Calhoun, c
102 M. Crawford, c
108 W. Bryan, c
110 W. M. Carmichael, grocer
116 Miss C. Craig
120 Mrs. M. L. Presley
122 L. Simonton, c
126 R. Benson, c
132 J. Heath, c
134 W. Hutchins, c
138 S. MUler, c
144 D. Craddock
154 A. Jennings, e
156 H. Hardy, c
158 M. Bell, c
GREENS FERRY AY, fh>m Quuiel at
Larkin, w to limits, northeim mia-
dary of Jamestown, Ward 1*
5 J. Thornton, c, grocer
15 L. Erwin
17 P. Blue, c
19 Mrs. E. Dobbs ,
\ 35 Schumann's Chemical Lab<H»tory^
37 Providence Church
43 J. Edwards, e
45 N. Webb, c
52 L. Brown
54 M. Tirams
56 G. Daniels, c
63 R. Warthan, e
73 I. Vincent, c
77 W. S. Stewart -*
80 W. Thergood, e
82 G. Long, c
84 £. Roberts, e
86 T. Gardner
88 C. W. Stephens
94 J. Gann •
95 W. H. Brown, grocer
101 L. Seay, c
125 T. H. Rackier, grocer
131 C. Jenkins, c, buLsmith
149 J. Simpson, e
185 W. Denson
W. M. Scott
18
MakM CLOTHINQ Ip
Fit fluarant««d at ready
II and 13 WMItliai
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i-j.J-.£-. -a. ■ .^fcJ....
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THE WlJlllTil HOME IBSUIiilllCE CO. '---^'«^ «->«..
^'" "^' years. Send for Rates.
ORE
-\
394
ORESHAM, from Plum e, Ist n o^
Dairy, Ward 5.
ORVBB. See Poplar.
GULLATT, from Fair at Cemetery, s to
Clarke, Ward 3.
15 C. G. Floyd, c
19 A. Floyd, c
21 S. Thomas, c
130 H. D. Katteuhoin
132 J. Day T
160J. E. Pate j
GUNBY, from Fosterf, at A. L. By, g to
Ga. R. R nr e limits, Ward 3
1 3. Reed, c
2 T. Neal, c
3 P. Lewis, c
4 C. H. Stark, c
HAMMOND, from Peters nw to Lee, g
•f Jamestown, bey limits.
HAEBIS, from Peaihtree e to Port,
•nd w to Marietta, ^ards 4, 5and6.
CK)ING BkST.
16 Mrs. F. Kimball \
17 C. Lumpkin |
l2'^;^"^ei'4 ^ ^^^^>
46 Dr. R. D. Badger, c 1 :. *-'*
81 Mrs. S. Levison c '^^ *
53 L. L. Hyde
54 R. Kutzchan I
55 H. H. Weinmeister
58 A. J. Hooley
Mrs. E. M. Bryant
59 J. Y. Dixon
66 C. Bangert
67 F. Bender
G. S. Albert
68 T. Hicks, c
ne cor Collins, So. BotUing Co
71 P. Bender, grocer
72 Mrs. M. Lee !
73 J. C. Gerbie I
93 Vacant ^
121 R. E. Lawhom
127 G. Miller
129 J. Redding, c
130 Zion Presbyterian Churcli
131 Vacant
HAR
140 J. Porter, c
142 H. Hightower, c ,
L. Henderson, c
144 Swords & Graves, grocers
153 Vacant
155 Vacant
156 D. W. Liddell, wood yard
lo7 Vacant
158 C. H. Bishop, jfrocer
160 D. Stephens, c -.
162 M. Reid, c , '
165 D. Currinorton, c •
170 J. C. Xords
173 E. Penney, c '■
174 J. Thomas, c
178 R. Pierce, c
182 D. J. McGee
190 M. Harris, c i
198 E. Carter, c ^
200 R. H. Carter, c I
(X BuUer)
CXFort)
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132 A. Gordon, c
R. MitcheU, c
133 S. Julian, c
134 N. Maddox, e
135 J. Arnold, c
137 Vacant
GOINQ WEST.
28 W. S. Simmons
C. C. Simmons
31 W. King ^ ^
W. C.lSng }
33 B. B. Crew »
34 Rev. E. H. Barnett '
36 W. E. Coleman
38 W. S. Simmons
39 R. L. Barrow
40 Vacant •
41 S. Woods, c
43 W. C. J. McDonald
45 J. A. Hall
49 E. A. Robertson
52 A. F. Fleming
J. B. Daniel
53 Vacant
54 Mrs. C. E. Mitchell
55 J. A. Smith
56 J. F. Xuttini?
W. H. Nutting
59 W. W. Draper
61 J. Bird
67 S. P. Woodson
71 G. P. MitcheU
72 Vacant
75 S. H. Landrum
79 W. Withers
100 Mrs. S. Ellington
J. C. Donald
102 W. Hughes
103 J. Armsrong
104 B. C. Cheshire
1^ G. W. Dennison
107 J. J. Hall
109 D. F. Carter
(X Spring)
(X Williams)
(X Orme)
Lumber I o»K^ A4.1 i 1 110 W. T. HutchinRon
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A I If A I LR FOB FBIOBg TO THK TRADB.
HAR
395
HAY
lllJ. H.Stark
113 Mrs. E. J. Agnew, dressmkr
114 E. Reinhardt
116 H. Randle, c
116 E. Wilkins, c
118 L. Jones, c (X Hay den)
128 E. D. Crawford
HATTY, from Marietta at D'Alrigny ne
to State, nr limits. Ward 5.
HAYBEX, from Simpson s to Laekie,
Istw of Orme, Ward 5.
5 A. Jones, c
20 H. L.Ford
22 W. Heler
23 J. S. Prather, Jr • ^ "
26 Mrs. A. Cox * -
28 G. H. Conley ^ v ■ ■■
Mrs. K. Murphy "^ --
31 E.J.White ^
33 S. Warner ^ ^^
34 Vacant
37 W. C. Loughemiller
38 W. Landmen (X Baker)
39 M. H. Daniel
40 J. I6eman
55 P. J. Vaughn
P. J. Wallace
57 H. S. Stanley -
58 J. P. Moore
60 W. Young, c
64 J. B. Johnson
F. P. Perdue
68 P. Johnson
HATGOOD AL, from Wheat s to Foster,
Ist w of Randolph.
HAY^ES, from Peters n to Simpson, Snd
w of EUiott, Ward 1,
1 G. W. DaUy
9 G. Stewart
10 J. Sutler
11 Vacant
13 J. C. Battle
14 G. W. Knowles
M. Gaines
16 S. Lewis, c
17 Mrs. V. Mangum
18 Vacant
19 J. J. Smith
20 A. E. Perry.
42 F. Wheelock.
50 B. S. Buckner
52 W. M. Ricksey, c
53 G. Carroll, c
57 D. Gray
58 G. H. Hurst, c
61 F. Glenn, c
(X Simpson)
(X Walker)
(X Nelson^
t^-ir
{X Chapel)
..r-*
63 E. Pitman, c
67 J. Powers, c
81 L. Lewia. ^
87 Vacant
91 M. J. Richards, c ; '
93 H. Smith, c ^«
95 D. Cohen, c - / >
se cor Markham, E. Robinson
00 B. F. Jones, c, grocer V
04 W. Atkins
08 T. Squire, c
10 R. Jones, c > -
12 Vacant
14 P. Smith, c "^
18 Vacant
22 W. F. Olds
24 A. M. Bergstrom
48 C. J. Hancock
52 W. S. Bradbury
55 Mrs. I. Pendleton
i6 E. J. Cole
59 P. E. Murray
60 J. P. Culberson
61 H.H.Witt r
64 E. Mercer
69 J. T. Pendleton
71 J. A. Cooper
72 . Vacant
74 J; S.Doyle
75 th-. R. F. Lester
78 A. J. Cooper
80 R. F. Lester, druggist and physiciaa
81 J. A. Gramling
(X Mitchell)
(X Hunter)
[
86 F. F. Ligon
88 C. Lemke
90 J. A. Gifford
95 L. E. Holmes
204 Mrs. C. Connell
207 Vacant
209 H. Pope, c
210 W. Kinyon
211 J. L. Brown, c
213 J. S. Anglin
214 J. D. Dameron
215 S. Owens
219 T. Latimer, c
224 T. W. Keltner
230 J. A. Everett
239 W. M. McDuffie
242 W. R. Splnks
^46 E. Hook, c
248 T. MUls, c
330 J. E. Hudson
334 P. L. Hawes
340 R. Schroeder
341 Mrs. S. E. Dudley
344 J. A. Wright, c
2d, e of Henry, E. Kennon
T. Coleman
(X Rhodes)
(X Magazine^
(XRock)
(X Henry)
inis
In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINC'
ROWLAND & CO. 9 <t ll North Broad Street '
^:t::^-
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ILAFRIERSON ^.T^rrr*
HEN,
396
Street.
HIL
HENBY, from W. 4k A. R, B. w to Da-
Tig, 1st 8 of Simpson, Ward 1.
2 J. Watts i (X Elliott)
3 A. Clay \
6 W. M. BaUard I
7 T. M. Duncan \
8 S. Hogan
9 M. Underwood
11 W. A. King
13 W. Terry
D. Ferguson \
15 Vacant i
17 Vacant |
19 C. Adaras, c I
21 J. Perdue, c
23 Mrs. \, C. Owensby
36 J. Whitmore
40 G. Risley |
Mrs. N. Skipper!
46 T. R. Wright
47 L. Marsh ^
48 J. E. Maddox
61 J. Anderson ^
2d e of Davis, L. Loften, c
3d w of Mangum, J. Dorsey, c
HIGH, from Tattnall sw to Parsons, 1st
nw of Chapel, Ward 1.
9 W. Walker, c \
13 C. Jackson, c
17 T. Cox. c
W. H. Landrum, c
26 T. Collier, c
29 M. Walker, c
30 J.E.Shepard
HIGHLAND AT, from Fort west, Ist n
of Cain, Ward 4.
86 cor Fort, A. McD. Wilson "
. 20 S. Bradley
nw cor Hilliard, W. H. Scott
ne cor Hilliard, Mrs. S. Jones -
41 A. C. Bruce ^^
nw cor Jackson, J. R. Merchant
cor Boulevard, T. Clarke, c
G. Baker, c r i -
W. McCarver, c f -A^<"~ -^
HIGHTOWE^ from Bobbins sw, Ist 8
of *WkitehaU, Ward 2,
2 A. H.Watson
4 R. M. McDade *^y jt»i
8 Mrs. M. A. Bobbins
12 ^^'/Y?*"" ^^ Bobbins)
S ^* ^:^^^^> c (X Humphries)
39 W. Farmer, c
55 E. Holland, c
HILL, ftom Hunter opp Bell s to limitg,
Ward 3«
(X Jones)
(X Grant)
'M
^
55 R. Bit, c . . ^.
69 Vacant
74 Dr. I. Cofer
82 C. C. Stovall
85 W. A. Deas
86 T. D. Bell
95 Vacant
225 L. P. Grant
227 M. H. Reeder
SOUTH OP LITTLE. /^
1st C. Adamson ■ %
2nd W. Reeder *^ ^
HILLS'S AY, from Peters nw to ChapeL
1st s of Trenholm, Ward 1.
12 S. Gray, c inV 1 f -
14 J. Morris, c ^ s " t.
20 G. A. McKinley ^ V ^ •■ ^^
24 J. W. Middlebrooks . ^ ^- ^
29 G. Steinte -
30 A. E. Norton - ^ ^ :
31 J. G. Shelnutt
D. F. Reynolds
i3 R. Autry
34 A. Rvi.y
35 J. T. Shaw
36 W. Merrick, c '
37 M. Blake, c - ;
39 M. Erwin, c
40 W. Morgan, c
43 A. Hill, c
45 L. Gilbert -
48 R. RaWe c
49 S. Thomas
52 M. Jackson, c '
60 W. Hines ^Ctiapel)
HILLIABD, from Decatur n^loCurrier,
1st e of Fort, Ward 4.
10 J. A. Morris
13 N. H. Terry
14. Miss F. Holmes
16 S. Qary
20 M. Kimball, c
21 J. N. Harris
22 L. P. Hutchinson
23 C. W. Smith
25 M. McDaniel
26 J. C. Harris
27 A. H. Lindley
28 A. Coakley
34 H. Hawkins, c
38 W. Williams, c
45 H. Alexander, c
46 Mrs. R. Hawes
48 Vacant
54 L. Gilham
N
(X Scofield)
rnL il^tt-ST MONONGAmA „xx^..x li.
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
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64 Elliott, Lumber, LaUiSt
JTITTT T TimiT Alf ^ Hliott, Lumber,
. II JJiliillUllJMl Shingles and Lime>
irfMA
HIL
397
HOB
'^.v
(XFain)
(X Tanner)
(X Foster)
-f.
(X Wheat)
(X Houston)
(XCain)
68 L. Logan '^,^
60 T. Peters
62 B. Baker, c
66 W. Banks, c
72 A. Hinton
74 H. King, c
78 Mrs. E. Hinkle
83 W. Gillham
85 Miss M. Hudson
86 Mrs. J. Crisler
87 Mrs. G. Green
109 N. McCoy, c
102 S. Morris, c {
104 D. Mapp, c
106 B. W. Adams
176 F. Mapp, c
178 J. Turner, c
180 C. Harper, c
182 B. Mitchell, c
186 G. Summers, c
188 H. Harris, c
190 J. T. Love, c
192 A. Campbell, c
194 G. Evans, c
218 J. C. Armstead
220 L. Clark
318 T. Armstead
NOKTH OF HIGHLAND AV. («A8T SIDE.)
1st, W. O. Oliver
2d, E. Arthur, c
3rd, S. Banks, c
WEST SIDE.
1st, S. Walker /^
2d, W. Cunningham, c
• 3rd, W. Bichardson, c
' 4th, J. Wesley, c
5th, H. Biggins, c
6th, J. Barnes, c
^ 7th, P. Johnson, c
' A. Hines
8th, V. Jones, c
se cor Forrest av, B. Hill, c '
HOGE, from Wheat n to Irwin, 1st c of
Boulevard, Ward 4*
1 E. Anderson, c
46 W. Davis, c
50 M. Jackson, c
53 J. Johnson, c
56 M. Holmes, c
61 B. McCarthy
76 H. McFall, c
77 D. Wilson, c
78 J. Magbee, c
79 J. Wood, c
82 H. Hendrick
HOLLAKD, fl-om Chapel nw to Green's^
ferry av, 1st ne of Humphries, Ward 1.
2 J. Bowlin
J#-
"M.
'.f*^-
3 J. Williams, c
5 Vacant
7 Vacant '
9 P. McMichaela, c
W. Bowen, c ',
llr M. Peterson, c
13 G. Weaver
16 H. Strickland, c
17 S. Cotton^ c
19 E. Mahone, c
21 H. Brown
23 L. Bethea .
HONEY AL, fi^m Terry w to Sagmr al,
B of E. Fair, Ward %.
10 L. Clayton, c
12 E. Britton, 6 >
13 M. Crow, c
18 E. Coleman, t
T (X Wells)
'. {,..
HOOD, from WWteliall se to Windsor,
1st ne of Smith, Ward 8.
(X Orange)
(X Bawson)
3 C. Bansom, c -s
8 J. W. Cotton
21 W. E. Dickson
26 Mrs. E. J. W. Bealer
A. W. Bealer
Mrs. J. H. Elliott
27 F. M. Bichardson
30 J. C. Huff
32 T. P. Guimarin
34 G. A. Webster
44 J. H. Hood
49 J. P. Harris -
62 J. E. Christian
54 L. Wellhouse
58 S. H. Jones
59 L. B. Lively
60 J. H. Fuller
62 J. B. Lively
64 J. H. Smith
65 J. N. Fain
66 K. Martin, c
H0BT05, fH>m Fort e to Hilliard, a •f
Deeatnr, Ward 4.
2 A. Gedda, c
4 J. Clayton
6 H. Jacobs, c
15 B. Turner, c
16 V. Walters, c
18 P. Green, c
29 S. Foster, c
31 A. Hillton
33 W. Clark
39 J. Foster, c
52 A. Smith, c
56 A. Nelson, e
58 J. Smith
IIJI Oj^j^44 TBE LSiSin Km FOUBBflL
■ IWIb OCOTL II and 13 Whiteiiall St
t. '
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HOW
(XIvy)
HOUSTON, from Peaebtree e to Cal-
honn, thence ne to Bouleyard, thenee
to limits. Wards 4 and 6.
9 R. P. S. Kimbro
10 Bev. C. M. Beckwith
12 H. R. Powers
A. G. Hobbs
13 H. P. Grant I
18 N. C. Carr !
19 J. B. Eddleman
C. O. Tyner
» T. N. Hall
33 J. Dunwody ,
36 H.G. Northern
36 J. C. Evins
42 Mrs. C. C. Cody
43 M. de Graffenreid
46 H. C. Leonard
47 A. G. Howard
51 F. R. Logan |
62 J. C. Courtney
56 W. M. Stanford
67 J. J. McKoy
60 J. T. Blunt A :to)., coal and wood
63 C. Boeckh '
66 J. F. Barclay
69 M. A. BeU
74 J. Currier, c
77 W. J. Hogan, grocer
79 A. J. Ackerman, blksmith
80 D. Mitchell, c
84 J. E. Nisbet
86C. BeaU, c
92 W. Mitchell, c
95 E. R. Jones, c
96 Storr'8 School, c
99 C. Wyatt |
104 Miss A. Williams 1
109 Rev. E. Kent
110 Wright & Hilley, grocers
111 W. G. Kin. 1 ^^ ^^""^^
113 Mrs. C. Kelly, dressmkr
115 P. Calhoun, c
122 C. Edward, c
J.Gray
123 A. Davis, c
124 J. Ryles, c 1
125 M. Epps, c I
126 M. O^Xeal !
128 J. Ficklin, grocer^
130J. Ficklin
132 M. Henry, c i
134 Vacant
135 A. E. Beasley, e
137 J. Williams, c
139 C. W. Walton
140 Houston St. School, c
141 T. M. Paden, grocer
(X Valentine)
(XFort)
e
(X HiUiard)
J-
(X Randolph)
(X Sampson)
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(X Logan's Row)
-i*»
145 J. M. Pinckney, irrocer
153 C.Turner, c
W. D.,Hutchens, c
158 J. Grantland
160 T. Sims
161 G. Kendrick
165 J. Brown
190 F. C. Ford, grocer
192 J. A. Gantt
194 W. Symmers
196 D. W. Winburn
Mrs. N. England
198 J. M. Ellis, grocer
230 W. CaldweU
237 W. C. Lawshe
312 J. C. Hendrix
369 Mrs. A. Crawford
373 J. T. Reese
377 L. Allen, c
387 K. Mathews, c
388 P. C. Lumpkin *
420 A. Solomon, c
422 D. N. Martm
HOWAM, from W. Peachtree U
Peachtree, 1st n of Pine (continued
by Merritt's ar,), Ward 6.
1 H. H. Smith
11 Jas. R. Gray
12 R. J. GriflSn
HOWELL, from Ga. B. R. n to HoastoB,
i 2d e of Bonlerard, Ward 4.
12 J. B. Brown
14 J. H. Haslett
16 A. Hollings worth
18 L. J. Bom
19 C. C. Blackman
20 L. J. Born, butcher
27 J. Brandon, c
28 J. H. Call
29 H. Simmons, e
30 L. D. Spinks
31 W. Alexander, c
39 J. Burke, c
41 C. Cofer
42 C. H. Morgan, c
43 F. M. Queen
44 D. Smith
C. Robinson, c
46 C. Forrest, c
47 W. E. Gathright
50 P. Key, c
51 J. M. Blackmon
53 M. Nichols, c
55 J. Miles
b 59 J. A. Ellison
f 61 Mrs. S. Gallohar
/^ T> , \ ^ ^"- M. Stewart
Y — —^^ ' o (X Butler) ) 67 W. Rackle
T^SSSEySi^ ^ ^>^* (Planing lUiiriiiil i^amber yar^^ ^^
(X Foster)
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399
HUN
68
69
71
73
75
77
79
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(X Hightower)
Bev. W. H. Tillman, c
Vacant ,. ^^.^ •^*^, '
Vacant *'
J. Hollings worth
Mrs. M. Tubb
C. L. Willingham ?>
J.Kennedy - % vv ^ ^
HULL, from Simpson s to Baker, 1st e
of Lttckl^, Ward 5. ,
15 D.Cole?, c , '
23 F. Chapman, c
27 F. T. Stier
33 Mrs. E. F. Johnson, grocer
HULSEY, from Foandry s to Mafrazine,
Ist w of W. & A. E. R., Ward 1.
7 J. Hanlon, grocer
11 W. FuUer . ^
14 Mrs. A. Bumey '
16 T. Slider ^
17 A. Am veal
HU^IPHRIES, from WhltehaU nw to
Greens Ferry a?., and se to limits,
Wards 1 and 2.
GOING KAST.
1 W. Garr, c
16 M. Barwald
23 J. H. Farmer
26 J. C. Shelton
42 J. White, c
45 W. Adkinson
46 St. Paul's African church, c
47 6. Jones
48 W. Watkins
49 K. Melntyre, c
51 S. Burns, c, grocer (X Wells)
53 D. Gibbs, c
65 Henry Dennis, c
61 W. F. Gaddey
62 L. Varner, c
63 F. Gantt
64 D. King, c
65 C. Jenkins, c
«6 L. Wilson
67 W. H. Dozier, c
69 E. Herrington, c
76 D. Baker, c
81 J. Green
83 B. Green, c
85 P. S. Carey, c .
87 L. Collier, c
92 G. Harris, c
94 M. WiUingham, c
95 B. Thrasher, c
101 W. Garth ^
186 L. Baugh, c
«w cor w Peters C. F. Baker, shoe
mkr
s- ">-■
GomG wasT. ^;^
8 L. Vamer, c, blk smith
10 D. Spear, c *
12 M. Hardeman, y ' i' ^:;
14 A. Gresham, c^ ^- . '^^'
M. Barnwell * - ^ ; ■
J . A. Fulton, grocer (X Chapel).
C. Durand, c
A. Jackson, c
W. Atkinson, c
L. Pitts, c ^. ^-^
H. Zellers, c
16
28
40
42
45
53
56
Zion Hm Baptist
60 G. Thompson, c, grocer (X Liberty),
S. Simmons, c
M. Burke, c
65 L. Brown
67 J. Westley. c ^ ^^
68 L. Osborne, e ^
72 J. Thomas, c " i ;
73 M. Smith
74 M. White, c ; ' '
77 E. Ghann • -
78 M. Rolls, e
ne cor Glenn
Church
HU^^NICUTT, from Marietta e t* Wert
Peachtree, 2d n of Alexander, Warda
dandS.
2 J. Bent
3 Mrs. S. G. Gaulding
4 P. Stovall .
6 D. R. Cook
W. P. Reed
nw cor Luckie Paynes Chapel
12 H. Brown (X Venable)
13 J. A. Miteham
14 M. McCannon, c
15 J. L. Autry
nw cor McAfee, R. S. Johnson
sw cor Fowler L. Venable
Mrs. M. A. Provence
18 J. W. Caldwell
M. £. WUkinson
(X Lovejoy) (X Orme)
47 J. Bernhard
cor Williams F. S. Stewart, brick
yard (X Spring) (X Scott)
HITST, from Cox a to limits, 9d e tf
Ftrt» Ward 6.
HINTUR, f^m Whitehall se ta Ccme-
t rj, and nw to C. B. R., theaee w te
limits. Wards 1, 2, Mid t.
GOIKG KiL0T.
9 M. L&ng, shoe mkr
10 M. Schefferor, saloon
11 J. A. G. Beach
iM WflMMKm In STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK,* SIDES, LARD,
/
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HUN
400
HUN
11 db 13 Judson & Dunlop, printers and
paper ware house
Atlanta City Directory, C. F. Weath-
erbe, proper
12 A. Krgenzinger, npholstery and
bedding
15 L. & E. Shulhaffer ^
16 Hammond Bros., sign and house
painting j
17 J. A. Doane j
. 18 M. Guimarin & Co I
21 A. M. Bergstrom |1
111% Dr. R. C. Word (
23 N. McKinley^ artist i
25 W. R. Jester, carpenter and builder
27 M. M. Mauck, painter and paper
hanger
27>^ Sou Advance Assn, (X Pryor)
31 to 41 County Court House
38 Church of Christ
42 T. S. Reynolds, Jr. .^
45 J. Lochrey, dyeing
46 Z. E. Taylor
50 Mrs. E. Kenny |
52 J. E. Asbury, c, physician
164 T. DriacoU
165 C. H. McHan
175 Dr. M. L. Lichtenstadt
170 C. Fay
178 J. A. Tuttle
180 C. M. Gibbs
181 Mrs. A. H. Smith
182 C. PhUlips
184 G. L. James, c
185 M. Baldwin
189 J. Mc Waters
190 L. Gordon, c
195 T. Swords
198 J. Archer
201 J. H. Price *
203 A. J. Shide
204 W.N.Holland
205 W. Downing
210 Mrs. J. S. Vanbibber
211 W. W. Barrett
212 M. Tolbert , ' - ''
214 W.A.Wilson '.
215 A. Lo^n
219 D.M. Haines ^
223 H. B. Springstein
(X Martin)
.*^v;
(X Davis)
CX King(
i -i
se cor Loyd, Catholic Library Assn
67 S. N. Green
A. Stansell
68 S. B. Hoyt
74 J. H. Mead
75 T. J. Malone
76 J. E. Barrett
76 J. H. Cave
(X Loyd) I 225 A. R. Logan
229 Vacant
230 J. M. Couch
232 Mrs. E. Whaley
233 A. J. Moss
236 R. Thompson
237 W. B. O'Quinn
241 H. T. Connolly
242 W. H. Frizzell
(X Moore)
Ir ^^* f • ^^^™^^^^ ^^ Washington) 245 A. B. Connolly, chf police
85 Mrs. E. N. Longan
(X McDonough)
91 G. Beauchamp
95 C.C. Mahaffey
97 J. Kershaw •
105 H. A. Agricola
109 J. Gatius | f^ .a
111 J. C Lynch
ne cor Butl* r. Swift Specific Co.,
,,^ , ^ ., (X Butler) ! 268 W. A. Parker
113 L. Caro:ile, c, grocer CX Eraser) j 270 M. Canon
«e cor Fra^r J. Guerin | :r ^ 271 L. Farrell, c
124 J. F. Gatins, Jr | 1 I 4 '
128 J. D. Read ^
129 T. F. Fleming
131 G. Salunhin, Jr., saloon
133 Mrs. S. Cook
136 J. R. lliompson
247 St. Paul M. E. Church, South
251 J. H. Toy
252 Mrs. C. C. Knight
256 R. H. Sullivan
257 J. Alford
260 C. W. Mangum
261 Mrs. M. E. Hunt
262 J. T. McDonald
267 W. F. Stovall
(X Bell)
(X Hill)
137 N. Perkins, c
138 S. Terry, planing milll (X Terry)
150 M. Butler '
153 Z. H. Smith
169 E. E. Schenck
162 D. D. Murphy
IntPORTED OIQARS i
275 W. M. Francis
277 J. De Loach
281 S. A. Strand
283 A. Miles -
(X Sugar al) I 284 H. Smith, c '
286 J. G. Woodward
289 J. O. Dewberry
293 W. W. Grant
301 T. L. Williams
803 G. HamUton
304 R. L. Bishop
306 W. F. Hunt
(X Fort)
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
Elliott,
HUK
401
raw
/(:-■
(X Grant)
(X George)
(X Thompsen)
(X Mangum)
306 B. F. Jones
307 M. Fenton ^'
Mrs. E. Stoddard
308 J. Hudson
311 Mrs. M. C. Wilson
312 E. Griffin
314 R. Mangum
315 C.Bay
327 J. W. Harris t;
335 L Woolfblk,* ■ \ . :
S37A. Boyd,c ; / >; S
338 E. Floyd, c
GOING WEST.
2 4 6 & 8, J. W. Ward & Co., hard-
ware, etc
7 H. Sutton, c, shoemkr
13 H. Franklin, stoves (X Broad)
24, 26 & 28, Z. E. Taylor, stales
25 G. G. Rucker (X Forsyth)
28 Kelly, Rosser & Co., cot. factors
43 Mrs. E. McKinnon
44 R.J.Shaw
50 W. Bender, saloon .
51 C. H. Duhme
55 Mrs. M. Albright
68 S. B. Hoyt
116 B. F. Jones
124 J. Bridwell
139 Mrs M. R. Young
147 R. Hawes
150 N. S. Sears
151 J. Flynn
152 W. H. Thrash
154 C. Bostick
155 C. M. Gallagher
158 W. C. Floyd
159 J. R. Goolsbie
162 J. C. Warnock
167 Sixth Baptist Church
170 S. Whitley
173 J. F. McGrath
176 R. Hancock, c
177 F. M. Brunett
178 E. James, c
181 Mrs. P. Johnson
197 A. Hill, c
198' S. C. Cohen, c
206 M. Ransom, c
208 S. Sims, c
212 W. Austin, c
216 X. Williams, c
225 M. Lynch
226 M. Connelly, c
229 J. Morrig, c
230 B. Zachry, c
231 S. J. Gardner
234 G. Robinson, c
236 E. Davis, c
236 J. McDaniel
•r: -
-««*:
237 J. Brown, «
238M. Sams, e . ;
ICE FACTORY, from C. B, B. s, *ey
limits, Ward 2.
es, 2d 8 of C. R. R., Mrs. M. E. Harris
IRA, from Hood s to liaita, Ist w of
Windsor, Ward S.
9 F. Beck, c
13 H. Bridges, c
J4 N. Freeman, c
26 M. Borking, c
130 A. Riggans, c .
132 W. WUTiams, c ^
134 A. Amos, c
135 M. Williams, c
140 J. Evans, c v*
141 M. Howard, c
142 A. Logan, c
143 J. Jackson, c
144 D. Smith, c
145 P. Curry
146 J. Strong, c i :
147 J. Robinson, c
^ 149 S. Boom, c
(X^ R iT') I 237 A. Jackson, c
(XEUiott) 238 M.J. Porter
240 A. Bronk, saloon
243 A. Rucker, c
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(X Gleim)
(XEeds)
(X Haynes)
(X Davis)
(XHOliard)
W.M
245 R. Morgan
247 Rowland & Co., grocers
corner Crowell, H. Hammond, shoe
maker
E. T.Va. & Ga. R. R. shops
IRWO, from Fort e to limits, Ist s of
HoastoD, Ward 4.
3 H. Alman, c
7. A, Ray, c
13 E. Cooper, c
19 Miss J. Thompson
25 Rev. W. A. Dodge
33 P. L. DeGive
35 L. DeGive
55 J. C.Jenkins
57 J. B. Red\^'ine
66 J. B. W. Northrop
69 G. Blanch, c
71 W. Kendrick, c
86 W. A. Robinson
114 William Jones, c
118 D. Davis, c
120 M. Anthony, c
130 A. Wright, c
140 J. Whitfield, c
148 L. Ross, c
149 Z. Ferrell, c
171 C. Stanley
173 J. Ma»on, c
174 A. C. Moore
MakMBegtSlliKTt»«r4fir-«ftri^
PwfBft fit fvanuiteed.
U Md 18 WkitrtAll SteMU
(X Grape al)
(X Howell)
(X Bradley)
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BUaaiES, ETC^ GO
TWTTI^BIJRN TATAQQN DEPOTS.
IVT
403
JEN
175 Mrs. M. Pollard
194 L. Hunt, c !
806 M. White, c
208 E.Geter, c i
ITT, from Decatur ne and n to Peaeh-
tree, Ist e of Pryor, Ward 6.
5 J. Minor, c, barbershop
7 Vacant
9 M. Cargile, c, undertaker
10 H. Taylor, c
12 H. Alexander, c, shoemkr
14 J. Thompson, c, lunch room
16 J. Mann, blksmith
31 S. Den wood, c
cor Line, J. Alexander, blksmith
26 W. S. Bell, builders' hardware
37 and 29 R. Green, c, stable
33 O. C. Carroll (X Gilmer)
36 W. Powers
38 and 40 Mrs. L. B. Davis, boardinsr
43 C. Gibson, c
46 Central Ivy St. Hospital
Mrs. G. W. Steele
51 W. Erskine
56 and 60 H. V. M. Norrfs, c, stair bldr
67 Mrs. N. Merritt
67 E. White, Sr
70 Mrs. J. B. Tompkins
74 R. W. Westmoreland
76 R. L. Robinson
(X Wheat)
-v-
(X Houston)
77 T. G. Healey
80 M. Wiseberg
83 J. C. Peck
84 R. O. Douglass
86 W. C. Taylor
87 Mrs. S. P. WUey
90 J. T. Stocks
91 A. Shaw
A3 J. G. Ix^n
104 Rev. D. W. Gyin
115 Mrs. K. Blunt
116 E. P. Black
119 Mrs. A. Lockhart
Mrs. L. Cox
131 A. H. Cox
Mrs. A. A. Harman
127 J. G. King
140 R. F. Cromelin
144 Dr. J. R. Stodg
145 J. C. Reynolds
146 S. Prioleau
149 Mrs. £. Nance
166 J. H. Davis
157 J. M. Hill
158 H. V. Barrow
161 C.E.Robinson
166 J. H. Lovejoy i
169 D. C. Campbell I
B9veled, Square-Edged and Novelty
noorMg, at La FONTAINE
(X Ellis)
(X Cain)
(X Harris)
170 J. H. Dawson
172 Rev. H. C. Hornady
173 Ivy Street School
174 A. Haltiwanger
176 Mrs. L. E. White
179 H. D. Smith
183 L. B. O'Keefe
185 A. A. Sharp '
Mrs. M. E. Sharp
193 W. Woo<lbury
196 P. H. MUler
198 G. M. Hope
202 R. C. MitcheU
201 Mrs. Kate Cox
210 W. H. Patterson
212 R. U. Hardeman
2a Mrs. H. R. Echols
234 Vacant I ^
235 R. C Gaines .1 r
241 S. W. Goode . f ^
249 A. W. Hill . i ■ 'r. '€
268 Mrs. M. Coleman "^
JACKSOx>% from Foster n to limits, td e
of Fort, Ward 4.
16 W. Wilson, c
25 Gate Citv St. R. R. Stables
(X Baker)
(X Houston)
(XCain)
46 A. L. Greene
52 D. B. Snyder ^
56 J. Stephens
56 W. M. Mickleberrr
100 E. Kingsbery
104 L. B. Nelson
121 C. McCaUa
123 Mrs. N. O. Byrd
125 J. Durham
126 L. P. Grant, Jr
139 A. M. Reinhardt ^
152 W. H. McWhorter
200 H4K. McCay
ne cor Highland av., F. M. Scott
nw cor Morris, R. S. Jackson
Ist n of Nolan, W. Cochran
JACKSON AL, from Fraser to Marttn, b
of Richardson, Ward ••
JAMES, from Peaehtree nw to Cain, Ist
ne of Lnekie, dividing Wards 5 and 6.
33 A. Smith, c
38 C. Sutton, c » .
61 C. Stewart, c
63 M. Harrison, c
64 J. Rendbush
65 M. Ross, c
66 N. Bagby, c
67 Miss F. PoweU
70 M. Cleveland, c
JE5KI9 8, from Calhonn se to Pratt, 1st
ne of (jlilmer, Wards 4 and 6.
3 Mrs. C. T. Anderson
Weatherboarding, and II kinds of
& MAY'S. Teleplione No. 385.
JEN
403
JON
6 A. Alexander
10 B. C. Johnson
12 J. C. BasweU
14 J. W. Van Winkle
15 Emma Barnes, c
16 L. Muller
17 A. Graves
18 R. Jones
19 J. Burdett, c
20 Vacant
21 W. Walker
40 M. M. Wilson
43 H. Ma«sa
45 O. L. Pease
nw cor Butler, Atlanta Medical Col.
JENXI5GS AL, from Bawson n to
Jones, Ist e of Fraser, Ward 8.
1 G. West, 6 . ^ - .
2 C. Pope, c -j , - Jv .
3 M. Foster, c - ■ -^
4 A. White, c I ' -;' -v :
5 J. Moseley, c ^V'x^s^'^^--:^^' -^
6 E. Williams, c j :^?^ ;
7 L. Davis, c I ^ v> u
8 F. Malone, c ^ ^
9 B. Parks, c
10 W. Cobb, c
11 J. Bentley, c
12 C. Abrams, c
14 G. Walker, c
15 J. Smith, c
16 J. W. Baker,
18 J. Kelty
36 W. Cobb, c
J0H5, from W. <fc A. R. B w to Lam-
bert, 5th n of Simpson, Ward 5.
JOHNSON, from W. & A. B. R. w to
Gray, Sd n of Simpson, Ward *.
11 D. Daddocks, c
13 L. Burke, c
14 W. Page, c
15 H. T. Clarke
16 W. Morris
18 S. Kates, c
19 Mrs. E. A. Duncan
21 J. H. Weaver
25 M. Rhodes, c
28 I. Dawson, c
31 Mrs. E. Jones
33 W. Rivers, c
40 W. Oldham, c
48 A. Martin, c
52 W. Armstead
54 1. Brooks, c
60 Mrs. F. AUen
61 Mes. C. E. Welch
63 F. C. WUson
4-
(XCoopwr)
•B: i
(X Jones)
74 B. Jones, c '.
76 H. Williams, c ,
78 H. Redmond, c
80 R. Hollingsworth, c
82 W. Elliott, c
86 I. Sims, c-^ r, ^« -r
se cor Mangura, Bev. J.M. Jones, c
JOHIfSOM AT, from Bonlcvard e t»
limits, 1st n of Cain, Ward 4.
nw cor Boulevard, F. M. Van Pelt
JOIKEB, from C. B. B. to Peters, 2d w
of Fair, Ward i.
JOIfES, fH>m Windsor e to GnUatt, Ms
of Fair, Wards 2 asd^S.
9 R. Kadel
6 C. Greene, c
7 A. Rankin, c
8 P. Hester
9 S. Walden, c
10 M. Hyman
11 G. Strozier
24 A. Mattison
25 B. A. Shaw
M. Kimball
33 J. K. Polk
36 W. H. Yendle
37 J. E. Sinaer
39 G. H. Fuller
42 F. Grant, c
44 R. T. Dorsey
47 S Hall, c
49 Mrs. S. Bostron
64 I. Westmoreland, c
68 J. Carr, c
88 M. Williams, o
90 R.Jones
95 E. Murphy
96 C. Williams, c
101 D. Williams, c
122 W. Tumage
143 F. T. Tvan
145 W. Woolf
146 Vacant
147 G. B. Forbes
167 Dr. K. C. Divine
168 W. S. Garr
169 W. F. Slat»n
W. M. Slaton
171 H- C. Goodwyn
193 A. M. Allen
195 T. E. Brady
196 Dr. G. A. Prothro
200 T. H. P. Bloodworth
201 E. N. Mead
202 W. J. Mallard
205 R. M. White
207 C. H. Swift
208 Dr. P. T. Schley
(X Formwalt)
(X Pryor)
(X Pulllam)
(X Washington)
(XCrew)
(X McDoaou^)
1 nm "
STOCKS. COTTON. WHEAT, COkN. PORK, StDEb, LAilfl»
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEliW go to PAINE,
ROWLAND %L CO. ^ & " NiN-th Broad Street.
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INVESTMENTS ;?
JON
ATLANTC Every detorip^
'' Real Estate for sale by
FRIER80N, 36 WaH Street
404
KIK
(X Fraaar)
(X Terry)
( X Martin)
311 Miss S. O. Ansley
220 W. Johnson, t
225 E. M. Smith, c
228 F. Bonner, c
229 J. Dobbina, c
230 L. Davis, c
232 W. Laaseter, c
233 S. Bessinger
243 S. Reid, c
245 G. Perkins, c
248 D. Carter, c
249 A. Thomas, c
257 J. C. Walters
252 J. Gilbert, c
25i J. H. Smith
260 A. A. Garrett, c
265 G. A. Jones
266 A. Trippe, c -
267 Mrs. L. Sewell
268 H. D. Harris
271 T. J. Keltner
275 T. J. Spencer, c
278 Mrs. M. A. Catley
279 M. Hollins, c
282 W. Hunt, c
289 D. G. Love
290 H.'Tennyson, c
292 Mrs. M. Hurt
294 F. Summerfield, grocer
321 W. Ramsey, c
324 W. B. Watts
325 T. Jones
333 G. Wright, c
335 J. Terrill, c
389 E. Donaldson
JOITES AL., frem W. & A. IL B. w, 1st
B of Rhodes, Ward 1.
WEST OF W. & A. B. R.
2 H.Ballard, c < ^ ^r^^
(X Mangum)
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(X King)
(X Werner av)
(X Connally)
(X Moore)
-s - ^^^
3 W. Daniels, c
4 D. Adams, c
8 J. Pitman, c
12 L. Xeal, c
14 E. Favers, c
16 B. Chandler, c
21 S. Sanders, c
JONES AV., f^m W. & A. B. B., w to
Edward, Ist n of Simpson, Ward 5.
15 D. A. Garrett
21 J. P. Dean |
22 W. L. Constantine i
30 R. Laird ^
31 Third Baptist Church
33 A. M. Parham
35 J. S. Mimms
37 J. I. Whitaker
38 R. C. Johnson
39 J. B. Maddox
41 H. A. WUson
43 E. B. Withers .
46 D. Mason, c
50 J. A. Lyon, grocer
54 H. T. West
55 Rev. W. W. Green
58 J. Lance
59 J. Beard, grocer
65 Mrs. D. E. Burnett
67 A. F. Green
88 Mrs. M. Rees
C. Tucker
89 J. Roper
90 G. N. Aenchbacher - . t-
93 I. Blackman
94 J. G. Wilson -' ;
95 J. Heyback ^v
96 G.Gibson ' .^'*^.
97 L. Lanier . ' ,
124 J. E. Chandler v v w w :i
125 Mrs. J. Ferris V^ v-
127 J. A. M. BamweU
129 A. J. Nichols ^
130 R. Stockton v
sw cor Gray, F. Grawaux
ne cor J. W. Flournoy
JUNIPER, fh)iii North av n bey limits,
Ist e of Peaehtree, Ward 6.
KELLY, fi-om Fair s to Clarke, Ist e of
ConnaUy, Ward 8.
KENNEDY, from Gray w to limits, eth
n of Simpson, Ward 5«
41 J. Tate, c
KIMBALL, fh)m Peaehtree w to West
Peaehtree, n of North av. Ward 6
1 W. C. Morrill
25 J. C. KimbaU
34 F. P. Reynolds
36 T. C. Swift
KING, from Ga. B. B. s to Jones, 1st e
of Martin, Ward 3.
Langston & Crane's warehouse
15 J. O. Harris
22 J. Beavers
24 M. L. Sims ^ Fair)
42 Mrs. S. Thompson
44 T. J. Peeples
68 S. Flemister
60 F. M. Johns
68 H. Isaacs, c
KIBK, fk-om Humphries ne to McDaniel,
2d w of Peters, Ward S.
1 A. Simson, c
3 W. Lanier, c
4 W. Alexander
mM.-., — = — — ; - ■; ' **>^■^«^^A■^.A (X Beerman)
OHLY FIRST-CLASS LUNCH "COUNTER IN OITt
under Gate City National Bank.
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4n }'\-
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM, 64 EUiott,
rora5yKi5^L£?liB=5S5
405
LOU
5 E.S.Hart
7 J. Brown - ,. w «i
KBEIS, from Glenn s bey limitg, Ward
LAMEBT, from Stepson m^Hmits,
5tli w of W. & A. B. B., Ward 6.
57 S. Brown, c . , - ^
60 D. Eagle, c ff -. r .■
64N. Walker, c '''-'-
LAirE,from Ga. B, B. n t» Foster, nr e
limits. Ward 4.
1 J. MitcheU, c '^" "
'.- -Sv^y'
'.--;:-, j/t?;' J
■ • A
(X Chapel)
3 M. Slaughter
4 D. Solomon, c f"
5 A Johnson, c
6 H. Hay, c ^
8 L. Aiken, c ^ r ' . Tr«»t*r^
9 J. Key, 6 V (X Foster)
LABfcd, from Walker w bey limits, 1st
s of Fair, Ward 1.
15 Mrs. M. A. Sentell, dressmkr
20 U. Stephens (^ Lowes al)
22 W. K. Bagby
23 F.Kickllghter
'24 J. M. Stephens
25 D. N. Bagby
27 Mrs. E. Travis
32 J. M. White
33 J. M. Latham
35 A. W. Davis
37 F. McMillan
38 W. K. Booth
40 Vacant
41 G. H. Johnson
42 J. S. Benjamin
55 J. O'Donnelly
57 Thomas Ogbom
61 R. A. PhiUips
65 Mrs. S. Doster
69 C. J. Oliver
91 C. Simon, c
96 E. Bradford, c
98 J. Davis, c
100 C. Jackson, c
LATIMEB'S AL., trom LncWe sw to
W. ik A. B. B., Ward k.
72 G. T. Latimer
LAWSHF, ftom Fair s to Growl's Ferry
a?., nr Jamestown, Ward 1.
7 H. Walker
11 E. Zellner, c » *
13 M. Williams, c
15 V. Barzell, c .
LEONABD, ftom Green's Ferry av se U
West Peters, Ward 1.
1 J. Parks, c .
W.M
2 E. Jones, c
3 S. Williams, c i;^
4 H. Jack, c ^: ^
5 M. Woods, c , \; ^^ - -^^
12 W. C. Kile ^;
LEONABD (Jamestown).^'
1 W. Crim --W
3 H. H.Taylor - ^
5 L. B. Profit - ^ vf
7 W. L. Davis
13 T. Bishop, landscJ^ photo
15 E. Letchworth v i.
17 J. G. Yates ^ . .
Jl Mrs. B. W. Smith, physician
35 Miss S. B. Packard
39 to 57 Atla Baptist Female bem.
55 Mrs. D. Collins
63 D. A. Green
LIBEBTY, from Holland swto
ries, Ist ne of Chapel, Ward 1.
4 F. Evans, c
5 H. W. Presnell
6 G. Flynn, c \
10 L. Allen, c * .
12 G. W. Pressnell
LdE, from Peaehtree e *• Pryor,
thence se to Ivy, 1st ne of Decatir,
Ward 6.
39 Mrs. L. Graham
40 Mad A. Howard
43 Mrs. F. Freeman <
44 W. L. Jarvis, carriage mnfr
60 Mad. S. A. Williams
52 to 66, Atla. St. By
LITTLE, from McDonongk e to ffill*
4th s of Glenn, Ward S.
2 J. B. Wright
3 A. Connally, c
12 J. Flemming, c
80 P. Lackey, c
82 J. C. Bankston
86 B. Turner, c
93 G. Boyd, c
201 W. M. Dennis
209 M. Bennett
cor. HiU, C. Morrow, c
LOGAN'S BOW, ftom Houston n to El-
lis, Ist w of Bntler, War* ••
2 L. Murray, c
4 Vacant
6 Vacant
I LOUISA AL., ft^m Fonn^ n to Sp«i-
cer, lit w of Davia, Ward 1.
12 W. Williams, c
14 D. Allen, c
16 H. Harris
ICoop* no trash callod shirts.
II and 19 Whitehall St
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18 D. C. EUen, c
LOVE, from XeDonoagh e to limits, 3d
s of fHeiin, Ward 3.
ne cor Grant, C. Parce, c
LOTEJOY, from Simpson n to JTorth ar,
4t]i w of Peachtree, Ward 5.
SOUTH OF MERRTTT'S AV.
Ist Mrs. L. Pruett
2cl, K. Humphrey
j 6th, J. Washington, c
I LOWE, from Carter n to Spencer, 1st w
of Maple, Wards 1 and 5.
1 J. LaFontaine
2 T. F. JohiisoQ !
LOWE'S AL., from Larkin se to Walker
1st e of Chapel, Ward 1.
1 E. Farley, c |
2 A. Moore, c ' j;
3 P.Wright A i
4 P. Brown, c - ^
5 E. Munley L ^
6 E. Jacfcjon, c i
7 J. Jackson, c I
Q ^•J.'ffP^"^"^^ ^ shoemaker
» b. VVilliams, c
10 S. Johnson
11 J. Harris
12 G. Johnson, c
13 E. Bell, e i
14 C. Branham
15 C. Polk, c
16 W. Osborn, c
17 M. Lamar, c
18 W. Wilson, e
19 T. Adams, c
20 A. Collins, c
21 W. McRea
22 F. Thrasher, c
LOYD. from Deeatnr sw to Fair, Ist ae
of Pryor, Wards t and 4.
in S:-^* ST*^ **^ ^^-^ furniture
io T ^J? **^ ^^' ^^^ *°d lime
1-i J. G. Thrower, plasterer'^ ^^
Lynch & Irby, builders
i!^^?-d^4j; ^a^land, boarding
16 M^fif; i* ^^"^Phjsician and Baths
16 Miller A Brady, stables
18 Patterson (fc Bowden, undertakers
20 Clarke Herbert & Co, safes and
vaults
I? ?^'S: iiS°°,^K' ^n a^ ^- Pac Ry
38 to 30, Markham House
Markbam House Billiard Parlor
S* S* ■^'^^^^ ^®Ji ticket office
H. C. and G. C. Beerman, cigars
LUC
Atlanta & W. P. R. R. Co t - -
43to47C.H.Swift&Co.!lfeS
49 J. N.Cook - ^^^^^«^lyR
50 Bobbins Bros. & Co., marble
ol W. O. Jones, stables
58 C. C. Rodes
66 K. Kieferstein
L. Grudcowsky
69 Loyd St M. E. Ch, c
70 A. L. Houston * (X Hunfpr\
74 Church of the Immacukte K^
tion *^
79 L. W. Patterson ' ' f ^
83 J. Hogan j ' J
85 L. A. Tanlonson ' \^
87 W. H. Webb ^ ^
88 Convent of the Immaculate ConceD-
tion *^
89 J. E. Mclver ■ :-
92 M. A. Cannon - ; v^ ^
96 B. O. Hagan - W i
97 B. F. Thomas ' '
103 W. H. Bishop
120 A. B. Bostiek-
125 J. Maloy ^
129 Mrs. M. McGuire (X Peters)
35 ViUard & Parsons, coal and w^"^
i^t6 i±. b. Brannon
145 M. S. Cohen
146 A. Carues 4
147 G. T. Rowland
150 E. H. Kruger, music teacher
-t; . - . (XGarnett)
lo4 J. L. Peers
168 W. P. Gallaher *
174 L. J. Glenn
181 N. Emanuel
185 T. J. Haile
(X Mitchell)
oefA shipping point in tl
orders. La FONTAINE
'' tf«£' ^'^'° Feachtree, at Broad, nw
2 I. Ramsdell
4 i^. D. Ramsdell
R. & D. Extension Co
ne cor Forsyth, J. W. Loyd
22 W. W. White ^
23 J. C. Bridger
24 C. A. Wheeler
26 J. Loyd
27 H. Cabaniss
28 Dr. P. H. Orme
29 J. T. White
30 W. A. Powell
32 Z. T. Dobbs
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(X Spring)
(X Bartow)
(X Cain)
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33 J. M. Wilson
34 G. Saloshin
35 Mrs. T. H. Miller *
49 Mrs. J. Denmark
51 W. J. Roberts
55 F. J. Cohen
58 W. McConnell
59 Dr. J. A. Gray
69 F. Lederle
60 N. S. Dykeman
61 J. Harkinfe
62 W. H. Tooke
R. A. Bedding ,
63 W. C. Tolbert
65 S. T. Biggers
69 L. Shuttles
75 W. H. Mayes
78 F. J. Stilsoa
79J. P. Daniel -
84 Z. Martin
88 C. Brown ■,.
R. Kuthmani
89 Miss S. Pearse '
92 G. Quillian : ^
94 J. M. Martin ,:
94 P. W. McDerraid
97 J. C. Garrison
98 W. Roberts, c
105 E. N. Mattox
106 Dr. W. L. Sterling
107 W. N. Sheridan
108 H. Jackson, c
111 H. C. Walkei
112 T. Barton
114 J. A. Clarke
Mrs. J. M. Clarke
119 A. White
120 R. A. Weaver
121 G. Smith, c
124 L. Graham
129 Mrs. S. A. Harden
130 J. A. Stewart
133 J. W. O'Dell, butcher
137 C. Stratton, c
138 B. F. Yarborough
A. Sheets
139 M. McConnaly, c
140 Mrs. M. Craig
141 R. Pullium, c
143 R. F. Youngblood
144 J. N. Anthony
146 Vacant
147 H. Clark
148 E. Cullman (X Harris)
149 Mrs. D . Campbell, grocer
^153 J. Collins, c
154 Z. T. Reid
156 T. Hughes
158 G. W. Bobo
v.i.
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(X Thurmond)
(X HuU)
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(X Baker)
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(X Simpson)
(X Alexsmder)
161 A. F. Hamby
162 G. D. Hall
J. S. Hall •
Mrs. M.Hall
165 D. W Pace
166 J. W. Peacock
169 J. T. Mote, grocer
171 J. A. Long
172 Wm. MeCandless
178 J. N. Patton
182 H. Graves
185 Rev. N. K. Smith
186 Vacant
187 W. McAllister
f G. T. Lewis
CM. Gardner
196 W. T. Dean, physician
Mrs. S. N. Lyons
199 J. H. Spillman
200 J. Rainey •
201 Vacant n,
203 D. P. Morris '
205 Mrs. S. F. King
J. Huff
207 R. L. Kennedy
209 Wf Arnistead
210 H. Jovner t
223 J. H.Hackett
228 P. S. Van Houston
230 A. Q. Adams
246 W. D. Bussey
D. Hoyt
250 Vacant
se cor Mills, H. J. Ambrose
251 F. South
255 C. McHenry, c
259 J. A. Jx)hnson
262 Vacant
263 F. G. Rives
266 J. W. Nix
269 R. A. Sage
273 Vacant
279 Vacant
281 J. W. Churchill
282 Rev. J. M. Bowden
281 M. G. Cherry
286 H. Hammond
287 Miss N. Carr
289 G. T. Bedell
292 J. Hirschberg
301 R. L. StanseU
303 J. Drake
304 Miss F. Hamilton
505 J. N. Fricks
306 R. Gaines
307 J. P. Bridger
312 A. W. Fickett
313 Mrs. G. Whatley
317 J. W. Brooks
In STOCKS, COttON, WHEAT, CO«N, PORK. SIDES, LAIIOW
OAli, COFFEE AND^ETROLEUM, op to PAINE,
ROWLAMD %L CO. 9 A tl North Br^ad StrMt
(X Hayden)
(X Foundry)
(X Hunnicott)
(X MerrittB ay)
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REAL ESTATE ;•£
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every desoi-iption. City
a,ii<l Country-, fc>i" isnle by
' FRIERSON, 30 Wall gt
408 McD ■
319 H. Winter
330 G. A. Fox
333 A. L. Harris
336 J. H. Kuhns I
338 A. C. Jernigan %
339 W. F. Gresham
340 W. L. Cunningham
341 £. G. Leach
342 A. Bauehanberg
3^3 W. A. Owinga |
348 H. B. Cromer i
350 H. Edwards -
(X North av)
I
LTVCH AL., from CoUins w to Itj, Ist
s of Wheat, Ward 4.
1 B. White, c
2 H. Jackson, c Ij
3 P. James, c |
4 M. Swift, 6 ' I '
5 M. Anderson, ei
MeAFEE, from Simpson n to North ar.,
3d e of Marietta., Ward 5.
3 G. W. Rumph »
^ B.WiUerford ^
9 S. A. Coles
il I. W. Light
25 Mrs. R. A. Landen
26 J. Enzinger
28 H. Wyley
30 J. Robertson
32 J. A. Rylee
34 C. S. Smith
36 W. McCrary
J. Harper
37 Vacant
38 A. M. Goodrich
39 C. Tompkins
40 S. J. Johnson
41 W. J. CoUins
44 Vacant
45 Mrs. L. Wilsoa
46 Vacant
79 T. S. Pylantt
S. B. Pylantt
81 H. Pearson
83 C. Treadwell
MeDANlEL, from Whitehall bw to
Peters, and se to limits, Wards 1 and 2.
13 A. Fau-^ c
24 J. McCurdy, c ^
26 S. Paige, c M
28 J. R. Hodge
SO M. Matthews, c
34 F. Jones, c
36 M. Robinson, c
38 S. Green
40 L. Maynard, c
42 R. Shield, e
(X Hunnicutt)
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48 C. W. Wells,
61 T. L. Cozby, grocer
62 D. B. Barwald
64 Vacant
67 J. W. Dennis, grocer (X Wellg)
68 A. B. Steele
70 J. J. Donnelly ,
71 L. Holmes, c \
74 Vacant
76 J. J. Bellot
77 S. Moulton,c <
78 A. H. Kent
80 G. H. Eddleman (X Richardson)
81 Mrs. T. Register
99 F. Golden
104 Mr?. X. A. Wheeler -^ - 4
106 B. Lee, c
108 R. Lambert, c, grocer, (X Crumley)
121 Mrs. M. Fleming
123 D. B. Longer / -
124 M. Farris ,. > ;l
126 Vacant > r^^^r
127 F. Cox ^
129 Vacant . %, -
130 M.Walker, c ^ ^ ^^
132 8. P. Cary, c, grocer
133 Mrs. L. Rodger
138 W. C. Beckam, c, shoemaker
139 E. J, Pe< k
172 J. T. Brotherton
174 W. Bonner, c
176 W. Whitaker, c
178 H. Crew, c
180 W. Birden, c
200 B. Murphy, c
MeI>ONOUGH, from £. Hnnter, at 85,8
to limits, dividing Wards 2 and S.
16 B. Bell, c
18 S. Green, c
20 Dr. J. S. Thompson
24 J. T. Sharpe
26 Vacant
28 Vacant
30 Vacant
32 H. Angier
34 C. Fagan
38 G. S. Thomas
45 W. A. Haygood
48 T.M. Callaway
50 Mrs. J. Ardls (X Fair <fe Peters)
51 C. S. Newton
52 Rev. J. L. Rogers
56 J. J. McLean, tailor
57 Dr. J. S. Willson
60 Dr. J. F. Hammond
63 Mrs. J. E. Anderson
64 Dr. T. R. Whitley
68 C. J. Kamper
(X Butler)
Call mmL See the new place under Gate City
National Bank
W. .1. Y/IILIHGHAM lIS^^'^'^
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409
MAG
(X Jones)
r .
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(X Rawson)
69 C. Wallace
B. A. Anderson
70 C. J. Kamper & Co., grocers
72 C. A. Niles
75 J. A. Fitten
76 Dr. W. G. Owen
78 Vacant
79 T. R. E^lHSton i -
80 L. J. Dickinson
83 Mrs. L. Camp ,., . -
84 Vacant
86 M. O 'Tyson, grocer
88 Dr. L. M. Gillam, druggist
90 J. S. Pinson
W. P. Smith <fc Co., druggists
C. F. Benson,. M. D.
91 M. B. Spencer 7 -
92 B. R. Pruett ,
92 Sheldon & Pinson, grocers
94 J. F. Lee
95 Dr. E. W. Roach
98 E. T. Allen
llOO A. Gue-^in, butcher
|l02 E. T. Allen, grocer
103 B. W. Frobel
|104 Rev. J. Jones
|l08 L. M. Gillam
1109 R. L. Block
B. F. Wyly
1110 1. J. Prim
|ll6 J. M. Patton
[117 H. Hillyer
123 Rev. H. H. Tucker
126 Mrs. J . Kennedy
L34 Dr. U. O. Robertson (X Clarke)
138 V. Spalding
J. M. Buford
Ul W. H. Weemg
144 J. A. G. Beach
145 J. Carey
146 J. G. Rucker
151 Mrs. M. Rushton
J. C. Carey
152^ J. H. Parker
161 J. W. Rankin
m H. C. Grubb
172 Vacant
175 W. E. Johnson
179 J. H. Logan
180 R. B. McCravy, grocer
181 Rev. W. H. Hunt
182 M. B. Brvant,grocer
183 W. F. Allen
184 M.J.Taylor, broker
185 D. A. B» atie
187 Vacant
[96 T. L. Smith
198 J. J. Richards, grocer
199 W. G, Richards (X Richardson)
(X Fulton)
(H Crumley)
(X Glenn)
■-;'«'
200 B. T. Jervey
203 J. H. Ketner
205 J. J. Richards
206 R. M. Clayton
207 Rev. M. B. Wharton
210 D. Jones
213 L. W. Meakin
J. W. Meakin
226 F. Sprigs, c
H. Sims, c
234 R. Hamilton, c
235 R. Hargrove
241 I. Smith, c
255 C. Beardsley
280 J. W. Cason
282 G. W. Terry, Jr
291 W. Williams, c
293 F. Cooledge
295 D. HoUoway : - 4 '
300 Vacant
302 L. B. Millican ' ^*
bey limits, J. C. P. Johnson
AT CBOSBING B. T. VA. & QA. K. &.
"V^iy^ Henderson, grocer
St9p|rt & Bros., millers
J. F. Thnrman, blksmith
H Fletcher, grocer
Clark Univer-ity, c (X Jonesboro rd)
M. Cole & Co., nurseries
C. Wallace, Jr., grocer
MAGAZINE, from C. B. B. w to limits,
Ist 9 of Foundry, Ward 1»
1 H. McDonald, c
5 N. Robinson
9 D. M. Queen
11 A. Dickerson
15 R. Woodruff
19 H. P. Haney
24 C. Vineyard
25 Vacant (XHulsey)
31 W. W. Lyon
55 F. Schmiltzer
60 J. Coleman, c
62 S. Walker
64 Mallo^-y, c
66 S. Robinson, c
68 H. Greggs, c
70 A. Hurst, c
75 A. Thompson
76 N. Moore, c ^
77 Mrs. E. Backus
82 M. Teitlebaum
83 J. Bellah, c $
91 H. Thomas, c
98 T. Jefferson, c
102 H. Clarke, c
103 H. McAfee, c
104, D. Redd, c
20
^^ , , Makes CLOTHINe to
^^^%^\VV Fit guarantood at ready
■ Www L L tl and 13 Whftehall
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MAN*
410
MAIf
(X Haynes)
>hii, Ist
106 T. A. Rolandear
107. R. Simmona
109 P. Franklin
110 E. Tuggle, c
114 M. Owens, c
116 A. Lee, c
122 J. Skinner
123 B. J. Herndon
W. H. Downard
127 O. W. Jones
128 W. Jeffrey
129 S. Ware, c
131 W. R. Myers.
132 Mrs. M. Smith
133 H. Mapp, c
135 W. Thomas, c
137 A. Favors, c
140 Mrs. M. E. Kean
142 E. R. Pyle
143 A. Lawson
214 E. Latimer
260 E. R. Graves, c
MAJf 0¥X, from NelscQ b to Jol
of Elliott, WarOs 1 and o
3 G. B. Montgomer]i
J. Ramsey, c
20 J. J. Maddox, o !
24 Mrs. G. Bachua •
26 Mrs. A. Wells j
26 T. S. Scott ;
28 J. Cochran, c I
33 G. F. Backus
34 D. Asbury, c
49 P. Reiley !,
64 S. Atkins
68 D. H. Husketh
72 Mrs. A. R. SpeaiT
74 W. Spear
S. B. Orr
77 F. Cummingg
78 R. Moreland
86 £. M. Evans
88 J. Lovette
91 A. Flesh
99 C. Harmsen ^ ^ A
nw cor Mitchell, Mrs. D. IB). XJlenn
100 M. J. Kane ^
110 T. Scrutehin ^
128 W, A. Haynes
133 Mrs. B. J. McKeoQ
134 M. H. Dooley
,141 C. Sullivan
V 145 J. N. Johnson
^146 C. Belcher
Mrs. A. Belcher
160 C. Weimer
163 Mrs. B. Rush
166 Vacant
(X Rhodes)
- • #.
(X Chapel)
(X Markam)
(X Hunter)
kMCm
157 L. Rosenfeld
180 J. H. Ellsworth
164 C. Weimer
168 M. E. Maher
171 N. Maher
172 W. T. B. Wilson
174 Mrs. M. Dawson
184 M. Dissell, c
188 N. Taylor, c
189 J. Herndon
H. P. Teat
193 E. Pulliam, c
194 J. A. Wallace
195 M. Blackman, c
197 J. Ramsey, c ■,
199 A. Mangum ^"
204 Mrs. M. Gramling *'
208 M. Grant, c
210 A Ackles, c v^^ -
215 M. Teitlebaum, grocer
216 N. Sanders, c . (X Magazine)
222 Mrs. S. Phillips.*
256 R. Patman, c
258 W. Roland, c r^r. (X Foundry)
264 F. Burlev, c ' \ ^'
266 E. Ponder, c 7
270 Rev. M. D. Brookens, c (X Newton)
m R. R. Walker
Mrs. A. Jepson
272 G. Howard
274 C. Mcintosh
277 C. Wallace, c
u sw cor Thurmond, A. Persaw, c
cor Thurmond, W. Merrett
300 W. N. Cole
301 S. Walker, c
304 J. Wort
305 W. W. Thurman
306 J. McEnnanney
307 V. Turner
309 F. Davis
310 S. Spain
311 F. Porter, <r
312 J. E. Huff
H. Huff
315 H. Richardson
317 A. Blount, c
33D A. R. Churchill
334 D. Irbv
339 R. J. Butler
341 C. F. Elliott
346 E. Sword
347 A. Sasseen, c
360 Vacant
361 T. B. Wilson
364 J. S. Walls
369 C. Phillips, 6
371 F. Howard, c
387 Macedonia Baptist Ch, e
(X Mays al)
(XRock)
(X Henry)
(X Simpson)
(XBusb)
^ Hit Can Ortm and work up Lvmbor Aittor than yon oaa tdct
***»llairay. Capaolty 25,000 fiMt par day. nM«a0lo.m
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10 111 Li H I 1 f n I LIX FOR PRI0K8 TO THE TRAn^
MAI!^
411
MAR
391 B. Summers, c
395 T. W. Steed
396 A. Webster, c
397 J. W. Smith
400 J. Wright, c . .-
402 W. Wright, c ^? : . ^*- :-4*
403 A. Sanders, c ^?>' ;-
406 M. Green, c : . ^ ^ ^
408 M. Dupree, c
410 F. Ogletree, c
MANN'S IL, from Tenable e to McAfee,
l8t n of Mills, Ward 6.
MAPLE, from Tattnall, jane Markham,
a bey Foundry,
Wardl.
3d w of Haynes,
l.:^^--
7 R. Thompson, c
9 B. Bundly, c
11 A. Johnson, c
12 M. Sikes, c
ne cor Magazine, G. Parks, c f
nw cor Spencer, A. Mitchell, c
MARIETTA, from Peachtree opp Deca-
tur, nw bey limits. Wards 5 <& 6.
1 F. Massa, restaurant
Bank of the State of Georgia
Stone Mountain Granite & R. R. Co
1% Bruce & Morgan, Architects .
Hopkins & Glenn, lawyers
J. £. Johnston & Co., ins
2 Jacobs Pharmacy
W. E. Venanle, soda
2)4 Crenshaw tfc King, ins agts
G. S. Thomas, lawyer
Black & Albert, lawyers
Maier <& Delkin, jewelers
H. H. Bussey, hatter
1 & 5 T. C. Mayson, grocer
4 E. W. Lovejoy, books, etc
6, 8 & 10 Phillips <fe Crew, muBlc and
books
W. A. Haynes, jeweler
7 to 11 P. H. Snook, furniture
7}4 Stodghill <fc Howard, physicians
8)^ A. A. Manning
Conley <t Shumate, lawyers
J. F. Boyd, jewelry ^
9>^ Southern Copying Co
Dr. W. J. Tucker
11 Hutch ins <fc Herndon, c, barbers
12 M. Berry, boots <fe shoes
12 to 16 Cannon House, J. L. Keith,
. propr
13 M. M. 4 W. H. Gardner, photo-
graphers
14 d 16 Kenny <t Werner, saloon <fc
biUiards
15 J. & D. Kelly, saloon
18 J. R. Steele, c barber
. t
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1S}4 C. Blakeley, c shoemaker
19 ne cor Broad, Vacant
20 B. C. Johnson, saloon & billiards
21 nw cor Broad, G. W. Delbridge,
druggist
Groode & Fontaine, real estate
Greor^ Investment & Banking Co
213^ CD. Parke, physician
W. W. Gay, lawyer
^ A. F. Sanner, collector
T. Finley, lawyer
Smith & Pirkle, U. 3, Comrs
W. H. Hulsey, lawyer
J. U. Bate man, lawyer
Sou Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co
W. Bray, lawyer*^^ "
W. C. Jamagin, Physician
22 J. L. Solomon, restaurant
23 J. W. Fletcher & Co., saloon
233^ L. B. Davis, auction rooms
24 G. W. Price, boots & shoes
25 J. C. McMillan & Co., grocers
i6}4 Roan <fc Rosser, lawyers
26 Atlanta Rubber Co
27 M. W. Johnson <fc Co., seeds, Ac
28 V. Dunning, groce-
29 DeGive's Opera House
30 C. O. Tyner, druggist
303^ Dr. Jas. A. Gray
Dr. L. B. V. Woolley
W. S. Elkin, physician
G. W. Harris, dentist
J. S. Todd, physician
N. P. Pratt, chem. eng
C. A. Reynolds, U. S. Q. M
Grermania Ins. Co., Gen. Sou. A^
32 Ph. Breitenbucher, saloon
31 J. M. Miller, news depot
33 P. Otis, saloon
34 Koch & Bro., butchers
36 Lagomarsino & Bolocchi, confeot'nB
37 Leak & Lyle, Real Estate Agents
W. H. Harris, ins ^
nw cor Forsyth, United States Poit
Office and Court House
38 Vacant
40 Concordia Association
D. N. Martin, lawyer
C. A. Niles, lawyer
Furman Farm Improvement Co
H. H. Colquitt, lawyer
G. F. BoUes
Thayer & Ross, publishers
4Q Singer MnTg Co
44 A. M. Alfriend A Co., real estOa
W. A. Robinson, electrician
D. Appleton & Co., publi^ers
W. K. Tewksbury St Co., oaligiaphB
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, IMUL
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND & CO. 9 & ll North Broad Str^at '
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MAR
412
Besil EstSLte & Renting Agents
3ft E> Wall Street.
MAR
46 Lathrop & White, carpets
48 W. W. Greer, physician
W. D. Burkhead, Ins. agt
J. F. Burke, broker
J. D. Wileon, physician
E. H. Orr, lawyer
H. B. Tompkins, lawyer
F. C. Walker, lawyer
A. Posrh, physician
R. B. Trippe, lawyer
50 J. Craddook, cigars and tobacco
52 to 60 State House
57 Westmoreland & Howell, surgeons
57 S. F. Parrott
59 Weston *fe Nelson, elevators
61 Mrs. E. P. O'Conner
63 G. W. Harrisons
66 A. W. Calhoun, physician
67 L. W. Dimmiek, boarding
68 Mrs. W. H. TuUer
72 Mrs. M. F. Cannon
73 C. A. Dowda
76 A. L. Kontz l
H. R. Durand
80 Mrs. F. C. AusteU
81 Mrs. J. E. Butler
82 to 100 First Presbyterian Church
83 J. C. McMiUan j f
85 L. C. Jones I «
91 W. W. Clayton
95 Marietta St. M. E. Church ♦ j.
97 Dr. R. W. Auten '
102 J. Silvev (X Spring, ss)
107 I. Y. SawteU
108 T. Hughey
111 B. Lowry
114 J. P. Bryan, furniture
1143^ D. Tye & Bro., sausage mnfrs
118 M. J. Bobo & Co., furniture . - j
119 J.Barnes i; ■ : -•*?^-.',*'^^^^,-.up
120 Atlanta Saw Wlc8
123 ne cor Bartow, G. W. Eads
124 and 126, Mrs. li. £. CoUma
125 N. A. Farmer I - - -^l?-
127 Mrs. E. Keiniricks * - ^
128 J. M. Lackey, butcher
129 B. Pottc-r ^
130 H. Linch, junW ^--
131 W. LeGue, barber
1313^ E. L. Bennett
132 J. Scott, c, restaurant
134 A. H. Necklestt & Co., grocers
135 Southern Spring Bed Co
138 J. F. Gray & Co., butchers
139 M. D. Cakes
140 W. E. Pritchett, grocer
141 K. Bass, c, lunch room
142 8w cor Bartow, Blount A, Co., saloon
143 J. L. <^ett, shoemkr
1*--
146 Frizzell & Co., planing mill
146 R. E. Coles, c ^
146 W. D. Ingles
148 W. C. Asher, saloon
E. Burke
148)^ Miss M. Lyons
150 C. Treadwell, furniture
152 S. Coles, c, undertaker
154 Vacant
155 W. S. Murray
156 Vacant
161 ne cor Cain Mrs. S. Little
167 Vacant . ,. .
168 Vacant
169 J. R. Sanders, cigar mnfr
R. Caseidv
170 to 178 Atla. Cot. Facty : /
173 E. Weis ^V/ ; \
175 W. Powell t^
177 C. W. Kmg ' -^
178 Vacant ^ ^ / %
179 J. D. Summers ^ -.
Nickless & Blount
179 Speares & Simmons, lawyers
180 Mrs. E. H. Harris
181 Vacant
183 J. S. Rivers, c, blkimith
185 W. A. Hilton, shomaker
184 Vacant
186 D. G. Peel, grocer
189 W. S. Simmons <fc Co., grocers
191 W. Wilraoth, butcher
192 Mrs. A. Rawlins
193 A. Fields, c, barber
194 Vacant
196 Vacant
1983^ J. C. King
199 ne cor Baker, A. T. Finney, car-
riages
202 Sharp Bros, druggists
2023^ Mrs. L. Ryals
204 W. H. Clarke, genl store
205 T. McFarland, butcher
206 Vacant
107 A. Woodbury
208 J. H. Stark, grocer
210 J. Askew, saloon
2103^ B. S. Loyd
212 Dr. C. C. Qnillian
Asher & Moore, druggists
2123^ W. B. Parks, physician
213 J. F. Gray, butcher
214 to 220 B. Van winkle & Co., iron wltt
219 to 221 J. Davis, brass foundry
(X Harris, n. 8.)
226 Globe Planter Mfg. Co
229 Mrs. M. A. Barnes, boarding
235 and 237 Vacant
238 G. D. Iseley, restaurant
^B BANK SAMPLE ROOMS is the only
Private Place in the City.
W. J. WILIJN6BAM S
64 Elliott, Lnmber, Laths,
les and Lime.
MAB
413
MAB
239 J. S. Tyson, com. mer
240 H. Joiner, butcher
J41 B. Ward, c, restaurant
245 Mrs. S. Everett
246 T. J. Collier
260 W. W. Thurman, grocer /
251 Mrs. S. E. Myers
252 J. N. Collier, saloon -
255 V. S. Koberts •.
254 C. McHenry, c, grocer ^ .^ ,
(X Thurmond south side)
256 P. Magliana
268 T. Barrett, butcher ?^'-: : | -
259 A. Sturdevant 3 /^^ r 1 ^ ^
260 Turner & Bro., grocers. / : *
262 W. H. Blanchard
263 ne cor Baker, R. W. McCown
264 Mrs. C. Crunley, grocer
266 Vacant ^ -
268 Mrs. T. DeMonbreun J ' .
269 E. H. Baldy
270 J. Bell, grocer t -'■
271 Marrietta st school
272 J. D. Harris
274 Mrs. E. Trippe, restaurant ^
276 W. A. Boyce
278 P. Smith
282 and 284 S. Marion, grocer
286 Vacant
288 J. H. Carmichael, saloon
290 S. F. Kincaunon
291 E. F. Adams
292 J. Head, c, lunch room
296 M. Gober
298 H. Ogletree, shoemkr
299 J. W. McFaul
305 William Breuner
313 ne cor Simpson, MitcheU A Parker,
lumber dealers
318 R. T. Barrett, butcher
320 and 322 Crescent Flouring Millfl
321 J. H. Harwell
324 W. D. Harwell, grocer
328 LP. Thompson, jewelr
330 Dr. G. W. Gardner
381 Rev. P. McMahon, Parochial School
se cor Alexander, Sts. Peter and Paul
Church
340 H. E. Jones
344 F. Mills
348 W. D. Weaver
349 Vacant
360 Mrs. N. E. Dean
366 J. P. Dean, grocer
359 W. F. Gresham, grocer
361 (Georgia Machinery Co
364 to 374 Sou. Agl. Wks (X MUls)
366 Vacant
381 E. T. Payne, druggist
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383 Mrs. L. Payne
389 E. T. Payne
393 J. A. Fritz, butcher
395 J. J. Baker, grocer (X Hunnicutt)
397 McFaul & Burgund, druggigte
399 J. McDonald, grocer
401 J. F. Toney, saloon
409 J. Schorth -«&**?
410 J. Creed
412 J. Creed, grocer
414 Vacant
415 W. Walton
416 W. Gilmer
418 R. Dougherty
Mrs. M. L. Sledge
42a J. T. Moran, saloon
425 S. Smith, c
426 Vacant : I
428 A. Home
430 Vacant ^
434 J. M. Kinley, c, grocer
435 J. W. Scott
439 G. W. Tavlor
442 E. W. Walton, butcher
444 W. H. McCrory, junk shop,
445 F. Sowers
446 J. Alford
448 A. Weathers, c
449 and 451 B Karwisch, grocer and
saloon
450 J. Gleton, c
654 W. A. Smith
456 W. A. Smith, drugs and medicines
457 W. S. South
459 A. L. Johns
Mrs. L. Kent
460 Vacant
461 Y. M. Irwin, grocer
462 M. Jones, c
463 W. J. C. Gaar
464 S. Smith, c
465 Mrs. S. Haynes
466 Vacant.
467 J. B. Gordon
475 Wilkins, Post & Co., pattern shop
(X Corput)
483 Mrs. S. Bustrum
4S6 W. B. Allen
489 to 527 Wilkins, Post & Co., Atla.
Bridge & li-on Wks
494 Vacant
496 O. Young & Co., grocers
J. Jackson, c
500 J. P. Bellenger, grocer
502 T. L. Francis & Bro., butcher
ft32 C. Hardeman, c, grocer
530 G. Bolden, c, grocer
533 and 535, Boyd & King, ftirnltare
mnfra
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LEAimniEHrs
11 and 13 Whitehall St
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CACTTAT. S»00,000.
MAB
414
MAB
(X Means)
634 W. Daniel, c, blksmith
651 G. Hinman
680 M. W. Whatley
584 F. S. Holly, grocer
586 F. M. Ball
687 J. R. Cross, grocer
688 J. Parish, saloon
689 E. Walker, butcher
690 Vacant
691 Mrg. L. A. Buckelieu
695 F. S. Grolden, wagon mkr
699 C. H. Street
601 Mrs. D. Powell
602 J. Thomas, c, grocer
603 T. Dye
604 H. T. Spinks
608 J. Newton
612 W. G. Elliott
614 E. A. Jones
616 J. Dye
eao J. Alfred
622 J. W. Scarbrough, grocer
624 Atla. Soap Wks
626 Rev. W. J. Wood
631 Whiting & Co., grocers
631 C. Bishop
632 Mrs. E. A. Schelpert, grocer
633 W. C. Horton
634 R. D. Bolton, butcher
636 J. Scott, c
637 I. Flagg, c, grocer
638 W. MUler, c
639 J. W. WUson
640 Miss S Jones
641 M.M. Washburn^ ^^^ #
642 1. B.Smith
Mrs. M. Wilson |
643 C.F. Bishop h
644 J. G. Jones ■ ^ *V^>
646 J. L. Bishop, grocer i ; /^\i- ' ■ '
647 R. F. Horton . ^ >v^^
649 J. A. Loftis, saloon ^^V ^ ; :
660 J. E. Eubanks i . :
654 Atlanta Cotton Ml Supply Co
666 Mrs. J. Gault
Oglethorpe Park, Exposition Cotton
Mills
MABKHAM, fromC. R. B. w to Wftlnot,
1st s of MitcheU, Ward 1.
1 Mrs. S. E. Tinsley
7L. C.Walker ,
8 Mrs. E. Spear t T-
11 T. J. Shepard
14 M. Price, e
15 J. B. Caldwell
16 E. B. Fletcher
19 L. M. Spencer
%i J. F. Renard
(X EUiott)
25 C. I. Branan
S8 Mrs. M. A. Branan
29 J. W. Pope
40 Vacant
41 J. Sims, €
60 Mrs. M. A. Bowen
62 W. Weiss
64 Vacant ■ \
70 K. Harrison, e
74 M. Bullock, c
87 J. M. Williams, c '
89 P. Parks i-^
93 L. Johnson, c
96 H. Palmer, c #
101 L. Lilly, c A '
103 Vacant -^ i
106 J. Banger, c ^^ ^
111 T. Landrum, c ^ /^' '
113 J. Pease, c - > (X Davig)
114 J. WUkins, c - >^
117 S. Young, c : > ->•
119 E. Gay, c
122 P. Satterwhite, c
li6 R. Miller, c
127 M. Alexander, c
131 V. Thompson, c
134 F. Landrum
136 R. Graham
137 G. Lewis, c
139 M. Buchaman, c
140 Union Methodist Episcopal Church,e
143 G. Baker, e
144 P. Hurd, c
145 J. Lamar, c
146 C. Terrell, c
149 R. Harris, e
151 E. H. Hines, c
153 Vacant
155 F. Keller, c
157 M. Martin, c
159 D. Airy, c
161 S. H. Carter, c
170 R. Benson, c (X Tatnall)
ne cor Maple, Presbyterian Church
173 L. Wilson, c
174 H. L. Walker, c, grocer
175 C. Johnson, c
176 J. Carter, c
182 S. Jennings, c
184 O. Stamp, c
185 E. Jennings, e
186 D. Jennings, c
188 L. Alexander, c
191 C. M. Jones, c
192 E. Jennings
MARTIN, from 9a. B. B. s to limltSt
Wards.
11 W. E. Scott
14 J. B. Dodge
(X Walnut)
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15 Mrs. J. Garcia ;
18 W. Holland :?^
21 R. L. Stribbllng
22 W. Heflin
23 A. A. Buice
25 L. Bentley, c .*.
26 M. Bedwine .
17 J. H. Smith
31 H. W. Verstille
33 J. Roberts
J. W. Roberts
36 A. F. Grubbs
43 E. N. Wood
47 M. F. Bland, c
48 L. Samuel
A. Thomas, c
49 R. L. Bean *
51 R. M. Bean
53 B. Dickinson, c
54 Flovd Fenn
55 M. Wood, c
58 Mrs. Frances Fenn
60 J. T. Lynch, grocer
61 J. D. Garrison
66 R. L. Bean
S. Looney
Mrs. H. Wilmot
70 Vacant
72 Mrs. S. L. BoUn
A. A. Dowda
74%c Glynn, W. H. Clowe
79 M. Hames, c
83 W. Lyons, c
86 J. Epps, c
87 W. Mararble, c
89 S. Thomas, c
91 I. Leak, c
99 D. Carr, c
101 J. Wood, c
103 P. Polk, c
107 G. W. Allison, c
133 B. Carter, c
154 M. Chandler, c
160 Summer Hill School
161 R. Kelly, c
163 H. Ford, c
167 I. Bennett, c
179 S. Baiiks, c
181 C. Fields, c
186 J. Epps, c
190 J. Epps, c, grocer
207 J. Willis, c
109 A. Anthony, c
121 M. Cullum
227 A. Bums
229 W. J. Jordan
329 W. Wynd, c
331 M. Holt, c
338 B. South
(X Jones)
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(X Pettus)
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(X Rawson)
(X Fulton)
340 W. Day, shoe maker
ne cor Baas, F. Watkins, a
se cor Little, T. Anderson, f
ne cor Love, E. Dawson, •
MARTIN AL, from Botlerwto GbIImu^
1 8t n of Wheat, Ward 4.
MAYER, from West Peachtroo w t^
Orme, Ists of North av.. War* ^
MAYS AL., fr^m EUiott w to Haynes,
Ist 8 of Rock, Ward 1.
14 I. Smith, c i
16 M. Herd, c
35 A. Beck
39 C. Adams, e
41 J. Canler, c '
47 B. Johnson, c
49 A. Brown
51 Mrs. C. Brooks
52 J. R. Barrett
59 W* H. Dunaway -
60 J. Friddell r
62 J. B. Lee
63 Rev.*J. A. Thurman
64 N. F. Lee
74 D. Hicks, c
78 E. Crawford, c
82 L. Thomas ,
86 I. Fullwood, c
88 S. T. Tanner
92 W. Herd
nw cor E. Elliott, wood and eoal
MAYSON FERRY ROAD, tnmW. A. S.
R* nw*
MEANS, from Marietta at limito, a w,
bey limits Ward »•
2 Mrs. F. Kerr
4 Mrs. F. Gault
W. Gault
6 T. Kitchen
7 W. Shurburtt
8 H. T. Holly
A. Bruce ,
9 A. Beck, c
10 N. Murray
11 M. Kemp
13 J. A. Gifford, boiler maker
16 A. C. Gaddes
MECHANIC, from C. E- R. w to Elliott,
Igt 8 of Magazine, Ward 1.
3 G. Hunter, c
8 W. P. Hackney
11 W. B. Jackson
15 M. P. Harwell
16 L. C. Walker
N. A. Chastain
19 W. A. Fuller
21 W. E. Wilson (X Hulsey)
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STOCKS. COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, lARO,
OATS. COFFEE ANO PETROLEUM, go to PAIN C,
ROWLAND ^ CO. ^ ^ ^^ North Broad SIroot
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416
MIT
24 Vacant
27 W. H. Burson
28 J. C. Norris
30 J. C. Buraett
MERRITT'S AV, from Peachtree e to
Fort, Ist n of Piie, Wards 4 & 6.
1 Vacant
2 W. L Dolphyn
15 Mrs. E. J. Green
16 Sixth Methodist Church
(i Collins)
(X Calhoun)
(X Luckie)
26 J. Eiseman 1
27 J. B. BoUman '|
30 T.M. Barna
31 H. Cranston \
32 O. Wilkins
33 J. J. Willard
35 J. A. Crusselleii
37 J. Patterson
39 Mrs. A. G. Mooi^
40 Vacant
42 H. Echols, c
44 J. Floyd, c
L. Jones, c ♦
MILLS, from Marietta e to W. Peach-
tree, Ist n of Alexander, Wards 5 & 6
1 F. M. Huey
3 J. Hughs
6 L. Scott
7 Mrs J. Kendrick
9 T. J. Autrey
11 E. Eddleman f
12 L. H. Buis
14 Dr. V. M. Hodgson '
cor Venable T. W. Wood
20 T. J. Davis
21 O. M. Hipps \ I
8W cor McAfee, Mrs. P. Cnite
28 J. R. Davis
31 J. P. Hodge
33 G. F. P.irneU
34 W. G. Bobo
35 F. M. Henderson
36 J. H. Carniichael *
38 Vacant
40 Dr. A. D. Johnson
8w cor Fowler, R. J. McCreary
45 W. Pittman ir 7 v^
46 A. D. Johnson
46 I. D. Williams
47 J. M. Brown '
50 R. Harmon
nw cor WiJliami, B. F. Sawyer
W. T. Justin
M. A. Seals
ae cor Williams, I. Pbwell
J. J. Duffy
nw cor Spring, S. S. Fraser
se cor Scott, W. Buzbee
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se cor Scott, A. S. Dyar
necor Scott, L. Scott ' ^^
MINNIE,ft'om Marietta ne to State, nrn
limits. Ward 5.
MITCHELL, from Whitehall se to lo-
Donongh, and nw to Elliott, thence w
to Tattnall, 1st s of Hanter, Wards
1, 2 and 3.
GOING EAST.
2 J. B. Veal -^ >^
5 A. Freeman, c
9 Vacant
12 and 14 M. Barwald & Co., junk
15 I. F. Pinson
W. H. Dozier * ♦ : - r ><
18 E. Day, c :•
19 G. T. Dodd ' . '>
20 B.Vignaux :-^ r 'x
Mme C. O'Xeal (X Pryor)
37 H. L.Davis ^ r
41 Mrs. M. H. Vawter
42 Mrs. A. Herley, boarding house
43 Mrs. E. M. Beall
45 Mrs. C. A. McCaul
61 A. Fambro
53 C.King
55 J. Walsh
57 P. Bostick
64 Mrs. A. Odair, boarding
68 F. T. Ridge
75 W. F. Slaton's office
(X Washington)
85 Dr. A. W. Calhoun
89 Mrs. E. A. Angler
97 Mrs. S. C. Beall
99 P. King
99 Mrs. C. C. Morel
103 P. A. Mynatt
111 H. Jackson
119 Mrs. E. A. Bozeman
Dr. J. B. Baird
(X Loyd)
(X Capitol PI)
GOING WK8T.
2 and 4, W. H. Brotherton, genl store
6 Finlf y & Stewart, boots and shoes
7 P. Lynch, grocer
8 W. Rhodes, dry goods
2>% Archer House
9 Eberhardt iS; Poindexter, harness
93^ Temperance Hall
10 Shropshira <fc Johnson, grocers
11 M. E. Maher, saloon
11>^ T. Nolan, c, barber
12 F. M. Blount, contractor
A. S. Talley, real estate
Miss A. M. Barnes
123^ St. James Hotel
Always on hand, Fine Old Kentucky Whiskies,
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13 Z. A. Bice & Son, cotton mere
(X Broad)
14 Kennedy & Hogan, auction house
16 D H. Browder & Co., druggists
18 Franklin & WUkers, grocers
20 and 22 J. A. Watson & Co., dry
goods
21 V. B. Crawford, saloon
223r^ J. A. Watson
23 J'. C. Mangum, saloon
25 Peek & Wilson, grocers
26 M. Hartman, confectioner
27 D. W. Pope, grocer
27>^ T. Long
29 W. H. Moor &> Co., com mers
30 T. L. Thrower
31 Vacant -; ^ ^
32 and 34 Bracewell & Co., furniture
323^ Mrs. A. Gunderson
E. F. Clark
33 G. W. Lowe, grocer
35 J. Hirshberg, junk
35S D. Hall, fruit stand
36 J. M.Johnson, butcher (X Forsyth)
41 E. Y. Clarke
W.C.Williams
53 Vacant ' ?
55 W. P. Inman i.
57 Mrs. J. H. Force
'59 Vacant
61 J. W. Franke
65 Mrs. K. Hill
71 R. Schmidt
75 A. B. Steele & Co., lumber
95 and 97 Central Railroad Office
96 LaFontaine & May, lumber
(X Central B, B)
114 C. Bridwell, grocer
120 F. Brown
127 J. Parker
128 J. J. Shikan, grocer
130 Vacant
134 J. J. Hill
135 J. Young
138 J. J. Shikan
141 Vacant
145 M. C. Blanchard
146 E. M. Satterwhite
153 E. Wrinkle, boarding
154 S. M. Truitt, wood yard
160 Vacant
161 Mrs. L. Kuntz
162 F. L. Muller
165 Mrs. A. Ragsdale
169 T. S. Reynolds
191 A. Lockhart
193 L. H. Thomas
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195 M. T. Goodman
nw cor Haynes, Friendship Baptist
Church, c
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197 A. M. Turner
213 H. Davis, c
220 M. Scott, c
22i Vacant
224 Vacant
227 M. R. Murray
228 Mrs. L. Griffin
229 X. Holmes, c
231 A. F. Hall
232 Vacant
234 J. D. King, c
236 R. Hollinsworth, c
238 J. R. Decatur, c
247 C. W. Stevens
248 J. B. West, c -.^
249 W. A. Hancock, grocer
151 Fincher & Fincher, grocers and
wood yard
(X Davis)
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(X Thompson)
(X Elliott)
(X Mangum)
W.M
253 S. Frazier
254 E. Thomas, c
256 W. Murray, c
257 M. B. Green [
269 J. W. SeweU
260 W. T. Fincher, grocer
263 G. Payne
267 H. Brown, c
272 J. Parker
279 Mitchell Street (c) School
281 Mrs. A. E. Scott
283 W. Russian
286 B. H. Towusley, c
287 W. DeLaney, c
288 P. Williams, c
294 W. Holland, c
295 Rev. E. R. Carter, c, (X Maple)
298 S. Price, c
299 S. Johnson, c
300 C. Joplin, c
301 F. B. Palmer
304 W. Pletlger, c
305 L. Strickland, c
306 R. Ash, c
309 L. E. Hayes, c
1 313 Vacant
315 J. B. Elliott & Bro., grocers
319 G. Spain, c, blacksmith
325 B. Baker, c
w terminus ns, Atlanta University ,c
bey limits, H. Moziey
MONROE, fW)m Rhodes s to Hunter, lit
w of r. R* R»» Ward 1.
Perfttel fit fiianuitM4i
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Tour property in the "ATLANTA HOME," and thereby put-
ronize a home enterprise, to keep yonr money at home.
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418
NEW
HOOBE, from Oa. B. R. n to Pratt at
Jenkins, Ward 4, and s to Fair,
Ward 8. ^ j
GOI17G NORTH.
12 M. L. Bridwell i
16 J. Higgins
22 Vacant
24 W. B. Cochran
27 J. T. Gresham
28 W. K. Bagby
30 Mrs. M. A. Cleaves
31 T. L. Thomas
37 Mrs. M. J. MarshaU
40 J. Trowbridgij
42 W. W. Dunlop j (X Fillmore)
61 B. Baughman
89 B. Brooks
GOING S6UTH.
8 J. W. Bobbins
10 B. J. Bobbins
12 M. L. Bridwell
14 Mrs. M. Bohan
16 J. T. Keown
20 M. J. Young
22 G. T. Hamilton
24 A. J. Jackson
27 J. C. Allen
18 W. McKeweu
29 T. E. Collier, physician
30 W. Bettie
32 Mrs. E. Irwin
39 A. Willuoghby
41 J. Ogleby, c ^
MOBBIS, from Peaehtree, east, Ist a
of Baker, Wards 4 and 6.
MOSELEY, from Grant e to Gnllatt, 1st
sofGa. B. R.Ward8.
MTBTLE, from North ar n, bey limits,
Ist e of Calhoan. i| . '^ -^
HEAL, from Chestnnt e, bey limits, 1st s
of Kennedy. '\ ^^ .
HELSON. from Thompson w to €. B. B
at Elliott, thence sw to Chapel, Ward 1.
17 T. C. Manguni
19 Perkins & Hollo way, mill
20 A. J. Walker
31 A. E. Hicks
37 J. Wells
45 J. Collier
64 L. B. Morgan
62 O. H. Bentley
70 J. Stucklik
78 G. W. Parrott
80 M. J. Magbee
84 B. A. Camp
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(X Elliott)
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(X Haynes)
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(X Tattnall)
90 S. J. Moncrief
91 Dr. J. W. rkincan
ne cor Mangum, B. W. Dunn
93 Vacant (X Maniniin)
94 O. Beneau
100 A. Klassett, grocer 1v
101 Mrs. M. C. Sharp T \
107 V. Fish
111 L. BichardsoQ
115 J. M. Crouch
117 H.Crankshaw
118 Mrs. M. H. Robertson -
119 C. W. Crankshaw v
120 J. L. Grantham
123 J. H. Cook
125 J. F Wynne
129 W. Andre
135 M. M. Gardner
136 C. Dinkins
140 Mrs. V. Gassman
141 R. W. Turnipseed
144 A.J.Floyd
148 J. E. Cook
150 W. J. Patterson
VS E. Nelson
E. P.Kellam
154 Dr. J. R. Godkin
155 Mrs. I. Milner
156 T. J. Winn
163 G. W. Martin
164 J. T. Goodman
165 G. W. Martin '
170 D. Gann
172 William Gann
NEWXA5 AL, from Cain s to Ellis, Ist
*^w of Fort, Ward 4.
1 E. Burden, c
2 E. Hightower, c
3 S. Mead, c
4 M. Bagland e ~
5 F. Mitchell, c
6 A. Maxwell
7 H. Carroll, e
8 H. Gates, c
NEWTON, from Elliott w to Mangnm,
Istn of Foandry, Ward 5.
2 L. H. Hall & Co., coffin mnfrs
3 H. Pleasant, c
5 W. Randon, c
7 P. Anderson
9 J. B. McCaU
10 H. H. Bedford
13 H. Knie
14 J.Hawkins
31 B. Boyington, c
33 L. Malone
35 J. Bailev, c
40 W. Green
(X Chapel)
86 H. C. Stockdell ' , _,
LUMBER, Fencing, Posts, Moldings, Scroll Work, and every descriptioa
of Inside Finish, at U FONTAINE ft MAY'S. Telephone No. 385.
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MTT.T^ITT^K VTAQON
NEW
419
PAB
42 Mrs. A. M. Doraett ,
45 t. Biggins, c
46 C.Miller
47 H. Harris, c
55 B. Knowles, c
57 Craddocks, c
59 G. Sullivan, c .
61 P. Lewis
62 Mrs. S. McKenney ,
65 M.Caswell, & .
67 W.Dennis, c
68 T. H. Johnsoa • ;^
69 G. Epps,c
72 T. Pilgrim ^^ >» ./^
UEW WHEAT, from Fort e to Bradley,
Ist E of Wheat Ward 4.
1 S. Martin, c :.h '
2 J. Murray, c :--r\- .; >
3 L. Nesby, c : ^ \
4 R. Tredwell, c ^ *:
5 S. Murray, c ^;
6 L. Harris ''
29 A. Scott, c ^■'■
31 C. Hurd, c
33 J. Woflford, c
38 Annie Clifton, c -
45 N. Brown, c
51 S. Webb, c , .
78 J. B. Fuller, c
79 C. S. Morris > f
81 J. W.WaddeU,c
83 H. Berry, c ^ . ,
95 J. Seaborn, c
103 W. PhUlips
175 J. Gkites, c
214 M. Christian, c
NOLAN, ftom Blackmon e to Bouleyard,
1st n of Bice, Ward 4.
NORTH AY., from West Peaehtree e to
limits, and w to Marietta, Wards 4,
5 and 6*
121 Vacant
125 F. Beynolds
129 W. Lewis, c
135 F. Beaux
137 Vacant
139 J. Childers
141 T. A. Cnisselle
143 J. D. Marston
145 W. Flynn
147 G. W. Thompson
0BAN6E, fiH>m Smith ne to Windsor,
Ist s of Whiteiall, Ward 2.
5 J. W. Linan
6 G. H. Phillips
(X. Harris)
OBME, from Cain n to North ar., Sd w
of Peaehtree, Ward 5.
9 Vacant
10 C. L. Costan
11 S. Barfield
12 E. Edge
13 Vacant
14 H. W. Fairbanks
19 J. N. Green
21 E. B. Blackburn
23 A. Cunuinffham
29 T. C. Wilkinson
ne cor Powers, J. C. Bnflf
cor Alexander, Mrs. L. Pratt
Mrs. E. Pratt
NORTH OF DAIBT,
Ist J. Gilbert, grocer^^
2d L. Thomas, c " "
3d T. Crawford, c
4th C. Boo^ c '
6th C. McCann
6th, J. Pugh
I cor Gresham, S. Jenkins
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PACIlABD'S alley, from Thoi»p8om
w to C. B. R., bet Castleberry and
Brotherton, Ward 1.
1 Mrs. L. Dison
3 A. Tischmaun
PABKEB, from W. Peaehtree w t*
Yenable, 4th a of SinM^n, Wards ^
f^ande.
nw cor SpriQg, H. Wylie
ne cor Spring, Vacant
NORTH OF SPRINQ.
Ist, A. Atkinson
2nd, H. Cook
1st e William, N. Simon, c
2nd e WUliams, J. Higgins
(X Calhoun)
PABKS, from Bntler e to Fort, Ist ■
of Cain, Ward 4.
se cor Butler, J. Smith, c
KAST OF BUTLKB.
Ist, 1>. Sommers, c
2nd, W. HoUiday, c
4th, D. Wynn, c
nw cor Fort, Vacant
PARSON, from Walnut w to Chestavt, 8
of Bcckwith, Ward 1.
1 J. M. Lemons , ^ ^. v
25 J. Elam, c (X Vine)
33 B. Thomas, c
41 J. C. Harris, c
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STOCKS. COTTON, WHEAl. CORN PORK., *"""• J^J^
OATS. COFFEE AND PETROLEUM go to PAINE,
BQ^^^|i|0 ^ CO. 9 & ■■ North Broad Street.
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Real Estate for sale by
FRIERSQN, 36 Wall Street
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PEACHTREE, from W. & A. R. R, ne
to Chiireh, n to Baker, thence ne to
limits, Wards 4, 5 and 6. (See also
W. Peaelitree.
1 L. N. Huff & Co., jewelry
W. H. Lofton & Co., cigars
2 W. A. Russell & Co., whol. tobacco
3 Floyd & Smith, saloon .
4 A. Fry & Co., pawn brokers
5 L. Buchholz, boots and shoes
6 and 8 National Hotel
7 T. J. Harper, jeweler
9 Hughes & Law, hats and caps
9>^ H. I. Kimball, L. B. Wheeler &
Co., architects
E. W. Calloway ,
R. O. Randall |
W. L. Baker, Jr
5. H. Venable !
Dr. W. D. BizzeU 1
10 J. M. Burkert, locksmith
11 C. A. Moran, druggist and chemist
11>^ Israel Putnam, ins. agt
12 G. Saloshin, pawn broker
13 J. B. Eddleman, boots and shoes
14 J. Minor, c, barber
15 H. F. Emery, fish and oysters
15>^ W. Finch, c ^
16 M. Marcus, tailor 'I
17 W. C. Sparks, butcher
17>^ Haygood & Martin, lawyers
17>^ W. T. TurnbuU, lawyer
6. G. Crawford, physician .7
W. C. Robinson, physician "''' -*
19 J. Lagomarsino, confectioner
20 T. G. Healey ti Sod, contractors
Elmore & Krouse, real estate
21 H. C. & B. C. Beermann, cigars^*
(X Decatur, e. 8.)
22 L. L. Guthman, auction and com.
mer
24 Jelks <fe Tappan, grocers ^
24>^ A. Gregory & Co., real estate
W. W. White, ins. agt
25 Stoney & Sariger, drufffidsts
26>^ C. L. Stoney
G.D.Sanger V '
R. B. Ridley, physician
W. G. Drake, physician
G. G. Roy, physician
C. J. Smith, tea and coffee
26 J. J. Powell & Bro., whol grocers
27 T. M. Clarke & Co., whol hardware
28 C. W. Winter, ins. and real estate
A. J. West <fe Co., real estate
29 Cox, Hill & Thompson, whol liquors
80 Vacant
31 W. S. Gramling, dry goods
^ A. McD. Wilson A Co., whol grocers
33 Stockton & Stribling, boots and shoes
I. M. Wright, dentist
34 A. Ford, fancy groceries '^
35 McKeldin & Carlton, shoes and hats
36 and 38 Hunnicutt & Bellingrath
37 A. O. M. Gay, clothier
373^ R. Cooper, c, tailor
R. D. Badger, c, dentist
39 and 41 D. H. Dougherty, dry goods
40 Hightower & Hallman , grocers
413^ M'Ue M. Larsson, dressmkr
Wellhoase &' Fleishel, sun bonnet
mnfrs
42 Scbuessler & Simms, hardware
43 F. M. Jack & Co, bakers > :
44 A. J. Miller, furniture ;
45 Clarke, Thompson & Co., hardware
46 S. H. Davis, saddlery
47 Howard & Candler, druggists
48 J. J. McKoy, grocer
49 G. E. King & Co., hardware
(X Wheat)
49>^ Mrs. C. H. Foye, dressmkr
Dr. H. F. Scott
Dr. A. S. Dyar
60 Goetting & Simmons, toys and fancy
store
503^ A. B. Veal
51 Vacant
513^ J. Rhea, notary public
F. Colville, lawyer
G. W. Collier, lawyer
52 M. E. Maher, saloon
53 Dobbs & Bro., china and glass
54 J. X. Landmm, agt, grocer
543^ F. T. Powell physician
55 W. J. Roberts, grocer
553^ S. T. Biggers, physician
56 Wallace & Vaughn, saloon
57 and 59 G. S. Prior, grocer
58 M. Gaines, shoemkr
58>^ W. W. & W. M. Durham, phy-
sicians
60 B. A. Home, tiles
61 and 63 J. Wariick A Son, stoves
62 J. F. Alexander, physician
65 W. Huff & Co., spices
65>^ Mrs. S. WUkou
67 Atlanta Engineering Co,
68 W. t: Buzbee, grocer
69 Vacant
69>^ Vacant
70 G. B. McCravy, grocer
71 J. A. Brown, restauraut
713^ Miss H. B. Gregory, artist
J. H. Moser, artist
T. J. Youmans
A. A J. C. A vary, physician
72 M. Furse, grocer
Call comer Alabama and Prvor Streat-H fnr flfiA
OLD WHISKY-OLD BAKER.
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Co to W. J. WILLINCHAWI, 64 KUiott,
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73 A. Avary, druggist -
73L/ J. H. LaHatt, butcher
7/Gate City Guard Armory
7t J Nix, c, restaurant
j' Mclntyre & Bro., batchers
77 Mrs B. Cook^.hair goods
77U Mrs. S. M. Hicks, physician
Miss H. M. Ellis, artist ,
C.G.Vaughn
78 Hinman & Bro., furniture
79 Holbrook, Osbom & Co., grocers
80 L. D. Simmons, grocer
81 D. R. Evans, grocer
82 HuntMnfg. Co
Atld Wire Works
83 W.R. Phillips & Co., grocers
84 W. A. Jack & Co., grocer
85 and 87 Curtis & Weitzell, carriages
86 Stewart & Echols, butchers
88 J. T. Hubbard, grocer
89 A. J. Orme ij -
90 F. Kircher, shoemaker ^ ,
98 J S. Boyd grocer CX Fors^^) . ^^t. - ^' J^-^„— , butcher
260 Mrs. C. Venable
2W H. C. Jackson
J. W. Renfroe
365 M. C. Kiser
267 Mrs. C. H. Kiser
- W. E. Ragan
268 I. S. Boyd
272 G. S. Ames
162 H. T. Inman
163 J. M. Alexander
173 B. B. Bullock
174 Mrs. M. E. Duncan
177 J. Bridge
182 Mrs. C. E. Hill
187 L. E. Bleckley
190J. R. Wylie
195 T. L. Langston
198 F.P. Rice
201 N. R. Fowler
204 J. B. Gramling
205 J. H. Goldsmith
211 D. H. Dougherty
Mrs. M. Sutton
220 C. Knowles
221 J. D. Meador
227 W. A. Taylor
230 A. McF. Gaston
232 A. M. Robinsoa
238 J. H. Porter ■
238 J. Freeman, Jr
242 Vacant •
249 M. A. Hardin
251 A. W. Farlinger
(X Harris)
(X Harris)
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100 E. A. Kol)ertKoa & Co
101 J. W. Goldsmith 7
C.D. Meador -i
102 G. D. Howell . li
102* Mrs. M. C. Holden
104 Scott, Wood & Co., butchers
104^ W. W. Swanson
105 Vacant
106 F. H. Peck, druggist
106>^ E. W. Blue
108 A. Johnson
110 Fleis^^hmann & Co., yeast mnfrs
113 H. Banks
114 J. H. James CX iJ-uis;
118 Vacant
121 Va«:ant
123 J. T. Cook, confectioneries
124 Mrs. R. C. Ley den
124 W. S. Shields
W. M. Lowry
125 R. F. Maddox „ r^ ilt^
134 Executive Mansion, Gov. H. D. mc-
Daaiel (3^ Cain)
1 V^ V aoant
141 and 143 AUanta Female Institute,
Mrs. J. W. Ballard
142 R. F. Dow
H. W. Hilliard
150 Er. Lawshe
151 J. T. Glenn
153 W. R. HiU
168 N. J. Hammond
W.M
280 J. L. Winter (X Currier)
281 Dr. F. T. Powell
282 D. M. Bain
288 C. S. Kingsbery
289 J. L. Dickey
291 Dr. W. G. Drake
292 H. I. Kimball
296 W.R. Macy, grocer i.
300 Craig A; Simmons, butchers
301 J. Kingsbery
302 A. O. M. Gay
304 Vacant
306 Emory Speer
308 H. T. Phillips
314 S. Stocking
315 E. S. Morns
319 J. T. Grant
320 W. D. Grant (X Pme)
322 J. S. Raine
325 J. J. Sprenger
328 H. Boylston
331 Vacant
336 H. Y. Snow ^
t— OlitoSure Fit »tiirt».i»t M.
Keeps no trssh csHed thins.
It snd 13 WhitsiisN St.
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PEA 422
PET
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341 P. C. Mclntire ]
342 O'. A. Lochraue ■
344 Mrs. H. E. Boylston
349 W. L. Peel
353 H. W. Grady
364 W. R. Macy ^
369 T. P. Reynolds, grocer
381 J. A. Alexander
383 E. S. MeCandlesa
384 W. W. Austell .
388 N. P. T. Finch 1
400 W. A. Hemphill
411 Mrd. X. R. Renfro
417 W. S. Thomson 5
421 J. R. Lewis
422 W. J. Speer
424 F. E. Block
427 H. A. Fuller
428 G. J. Foreacre
429 W. L. Tniynham
430 A. E. Buck
431 T. T. Greene i
433 L. Mims i
436 Mrs. E. E. Salter
437 B. W. Wrenn
463 R. C. Clark .
481 T. M. Clarke j
A. E. Thornton i
482 G. Winship
484 R. D. Spalding
485 A. C. King ^ #.
486D.N. Speer
488 R. Peters
BEYOND UMirS.
J. W. Ward
C. H. Strong
T. Smith
A. Bearse i f
J.N. Smith
J. Bearse
PSAB, from North ar s, l^ejonil Umlts,
Ist w of W. Peaelitree, Ward 5.
PEARL, from PUe n, Ist e of Fort, Ward
PETERS, from WhitehaU se to Fair, at
Crew, and nw to Fw^yth, and tbenee
sw to limits, Wards 1 and 2.
oonro BAST.
11 J. S. Smith
15 Mrs. E. Moreton, boardlnfl?
16 A. E. Roe
90 J. G. Cottingham
41 T. W. McArthor i
42 £. Rich
43 A. P. Tripod
65 L. P. Thomas
66 P> Lynch
(X Loyd)
57
66
67
68
69
72
104
112
120
97
99
102
107
109
111
Hwi u eye to Eeoeomy, and go to La
fi»r LUMBER, MILL WORK,
Miss B. Liebermann »- ^'
Mrs. J. A. Wright
Mrs. A. H. Jones
W. O. Jones
Mrs. M. Coffey
J. J. Eckfard
Mrs. H. Hathaway
Mrs. M. W. MePherson ?
r T T^^.^wr> (X Washington)
ly. J. rJrown - -■' ■ --
J. Milledge ; |,'
H. L. Atwater /"'■
GOING WEST. V
7 J. E. Kreis
10 Rev.T.R. Kendall
11 J. Thomas ";
13 A. Lebanoff • t
15 J. W. Hirshfeld ' ^ \
18 G. A. (rershon
32 J. Strickland -
36 A- C. Havs i
38 W.M.Smith ;^ -
39 Vacant . ^ ' ^ -
41 Mrs. J. Dorr " - S'
32 W. H.Sharp -'-/-,:■:, :^_\.- - ^..-.^
44 Mrs. S. Mann V'y- ■ -^^^,-. ^\ ■ ,■ ' '
48 Mrs. E. Boon
49 A. P. Rollins, boarding •
Mrs. L. Towle
C. H. Morris
W. H. Stevenson
M. Buice
Mrs. C. Menko
J. B. Webb
Mrs. A. Gunnell
M. Hill, c
J. H. Gammel
H. C. Elliott
J. A. Tiller
O. Lewis, c
J. H. Jossee, butcher
W. K. Booth, carriage mkr
, „ (XGamett)
J. Robinson, c, blksmitb
and 90 J. F. Morris, dry goods
J. A. Tiller, saloon
nw cor C. R. R., E. T. Va. & Ga.
Freight Depot
,ne cor C. R. R., Cot. Compress and
Warehousing Co
A. Gkrshon, saloon
C. Hammel, c, lunch room
ne cor Mangum, Stocks A Brazelton,
coal and wood
O. Williams, c, lunch room
E. McCullough, restaurant
Steint & Karwisch, saloon
Ragsdale & Gammel, grocers
FONTin^NE~&liiAY^
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59
62
63
64
66
67
69
71
73
75
76
79
88
94
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113 L. Wheeler, c, barber shop
115 W. Stewart, c, shoemkr
117 Vacant '^
119 F. S. Greenwood, c, grocer
121 G. W. Spear
123 Mrs. M. R. Thornton ' -
127 B. Pratr, c
129 E. B. Cohen, agt, grocer
133 Johnson & Bro., saloon (X Haynes;
135 J. W. Starnes, butcher
137 J. C. Battle, grocer
139 R. Moseley, c, lunch room
141 T. Simmons, c
143 Bliem & Leyh, bakers
145 M. Littlejohn, c, lunch room
147 Anderson & Bro., grocers
149 A. B. Foster, c, barber shop
151 S. Webster, c, lunch room
153 H. Brown, c, shoemkr
155 E. Gay, c, grocer .
158 W. A. Graham, drugs and medicines
Dr. C. A. White
163 G. B. Stewart
165 and 167 G. B* Stewart, saloon
171 Starnes & Golden, grocers
173 L. P. Sewell, grocer
175 S. D. Haslett, grocer
177 Vacant
178 W. B. Lowe
cor W. Fair, Central Baptist Church
179 P. Mclntire, butcher .
185 W. Lindenberg, jeweler ; ♦ ;
186 Rev. H. Woodsmall
191 T. J. Smith
195 Connell & Smith, butchers
201 J. H. Jentzen
203 J. T. Barnes
205 S. P. Shaw
207 L. Barnes, c
209 T. R. King, c, grocer
^3 A. P. Eskridge, grocer
, 215 J. Farrell, saloon
217 J. Tillery, c, grocer
224 C. Davis, grocer
225 Mrs. S. A. Elliott, grocer
229 J. A. DeFoor, grocer and butcher
231 M. J.Baer, saloon
232 J. C. Fuller, grocery and dry goods
235 Tidwell & Kierbow, boarding
235 J. S. Tidwell
236 G. Eubanks
•37 Vacant
239 R. A. Autry, butber
241 C. W. Wynn, dry goods
243 and 245 C. W. Wynn, furniture
245 R. Richardson, c, shoemaker
247 W. Flowers, c
249 Vacant
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251 Vacant
252 J. S. Iverson ^
252 J. Freeman
259 Farrell & Croft, butchers
262 V. R. Thornton
263 J. P. Moyer, c : *
264 W. M.Curtis "
265 J. Deneer, grocer
266 W. M. Curtis, druggist
267 A. Todd
269 M. Sharp, c, lunch room
270 M. Lee, c -
272 J. W. & D. F. Reynolds
273 J. E. Curtis, grocer
274 A. L. Nash
275 A. M. Smith, c, grocer
277 Blake & Graham, c, grocers
282 B. F. Pim .. f .
284 T. G. D»nlap _ ^ ,
286 J. Jenkini*
288 J.C. Hall, tinner
298 L. E. Gwin, dry goods
305 J. A. Gantt
305 Mrs. M. King
307 1. Ragtidale
309 R. J. Jordan v - v I
310 W. N. Mack, c
310 N. J. Jones, grocer
313 W. M. Flynn, saloon
339 J. J. Stewart, butcher
341 H. T. Huflf, wx)d yard
343 H. T. Huff, wood yard
355 J. Fleming
357 R. Boettcher
359 H. Werner, saloon
361 W. M. Middlebrooks, grocer
363 J. X. Bell, match mnfr
365 Spratlin A Irwin, druggists
371 Gate City Brass Foundry
375 J. G. Gates, grocer (i Leonard)
377 W. C. Kile, saloon
405 Vacant
417 W. M. Middlebrooks
425 E. Fechter
427 E. Fechter, grocer
439 Vacant
436 Rev. W. M. Crumley
437 G. E. Turner
445 T. S. Lewis /
461 G. W. Adair
PETTUS, f^m MaiiAn e to C«bmUj, Irt
s of Jones, War4 1*
5 Mrs. M. A. Lynch
8 J. T. Lynch
12 Rev. J. J. Yeiser, e
14 J. Caldwell
15 A. Dorsey
19 Rev. F. Smith, c
WWW w^ww^^ww III stbcKl 66TtON, wheat, corn, pork, sides, labd,
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19 G. Johnson, c
20 J. Ramey
22 M. Lefiter, e " |
23 M. Carlisle 1
24 M. Coachman, c
25 P. Iverson i
27 J. Low, c
29 J. Storey, c
31 Vacant
33 Vacant J
55 Vacant ' r I
PHILLIPS ROW, from Markham s to
Chapel, e of Man^m, Ward 1.
PUCE, from West Peachtree, e bey
Fort, and w to Marietta, Wards 4, o
and 6. . f- i
audi Countrj^, :ft>i- f^mle l>y
FRtERSON. 30 Wall &t.
424 POK
(X Peachtree)
(X Collins)
(X Calhoun)
GOING KAST.
15 W. T. Crenshaw
16 W. Banks -.
!7 C. Y. Lambert I
19 R. B. Gunby 1
20 F. B. Shepard
21 Vacant
22 L. D. Adams
23 N. C. Barnett
24 P. A. McGrath ,
25 C. McKinley I
26 W. A. Brightower
27 E. F. Shrophire
28 J. A. Martin, grocer
29 Rev. R. J. Bigham
Mrs. A. M. Foote
30 J. A. Martin f
CJOINGITEST.
Bw cor V enable, P.Ryan
90 Mrs. M. Grant . V>
ne cor Luckie, J. M. Smith -
nw cor Luckie, Z. L. Bridwell ^ >K 1
ne cor Plum, I. Temple % ;i
93 L. M. Cannon
95 J. W. Ausley ' :
98 C. Franklin, c
PITTMAN ALLEY, from Hilliard e to
Tonge, Ist n of Decatur, Ward 4.
1 W.M.Terry
2 I. Wood r-f-
4 T. Fletcher, c
6 J. Green, c
8 W. Ward
10 J. Arnold, c
11 W. M. Terry
PLUM, from Hunnieutt n bey limits, Ist
e of Marietta^ Ward 6*
1 Vacant i
3 S. A. Fain I
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Miss I. Blackwell, seamstress
4 M. Greenwood, c
5 J. Bradley
7 G. Heit
12 M. Greenwood, c
13 W. K. Curtis
29 G. Eidson
30 R. Schaeffe-
31 J. Brown
32 P. Cook
3*^ R. A. Jenkins
34 J. E. Gable
36 L. F. O'Brian
39 R. O. McNeely
45 Mrs. S. Churchill
47 J. Sloan
52-B. A. Hearon
56 J. Sullivan ,'.
58 A. H. Whittle
60 W.C.Vaughn ,
75 Vacant
77 G. Wiley
79 S. Winters
80 Mrs. M. A. Sellars
81 J.Rose
82 O. Pinckard, c
83 J. A. Collins
84 Mrs. M. M. Dean
85 Mr.-^. L. Burkirk
86 W. L. Watson
87 H. Bellingrath
89 W. F. Carroll - : ^ > il
91 D. Sohultz ^
93 J. Jansen . '
95 E. S. Ross "'
105 J. D. Parnell
107 Vacant
153 W. J. Shockley
PONDER, from Marietta b bey limits.
5 J. J. Davis
11 W. G. Eaton
POPLIR, from Peaehtree Bwto Spring,
2nd ne of Marietta, Wards 5 and <L
31 Mrs. A. Orme
33 Atlanta Preparatory School
(X Fairlie)
35 T. W. Chandler
37 Dr. M. W. Manahan
42 S. Jine, c
44 Vacant
46 Vacant
49 Vacant
PORTER, from Chapel nw to Uigli, 1st
sw of Tattnall, Ward 1.
PORTER AL.,from Line n to Pryor,
at Wheat, Ward 6.
5 J. F. Dyer, blksmith
^ ^« , =^ I*003IS for Gentlemen, at
Bank Saiiple Booms, cor. Alabama & Prvor.
WJjrailHGHAM
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64 sniiott.
Lumber, Lime, eto.
PRY
CX Scott)
21 H. Kidd, c
23 A. Goode, c -., ^ r. i
bet Line and Wheat, Sou. Med. Col
POWDE K SPRING ROAD, from Mari-
etta, nw bey limits.
POWERS, from West Peachtree w to
McAfee, 1st n of Simpsoi, Wards §
and <>•
. 15 Dr. H. F. Scott
16 Thomas Kennedy - '
20 L. B. Allen ^ « , .
22J. C. HaUman (X Spring)
25 E. M. Roberts ^
28 O. C. Hammond
29 J. J. Powell
33 T. A. Powell
34 J. L. Mercer -^
37 J. Bamsdell "^ ^
38 J. T. Hackett > h '
39 G. H. Lippman :. ,-\- -
42 J. F. Kendrick ^ •
43 Vacant ^ ^ < ,
44 T. Shurbutt
45 Dr. J. T. Moreland
46 A. F: Wood
49 J. F. Kendrick
J. H. Lamont > ,
J.Stewart
PRATT, from Deeatnr ne to Bell, Ist se
of Butler, Ward 4.
10 B. T. Curtright
D. T. Turner
14 T. J. Saulsbury
20 B. Curtright
26 J. C. Tuggle
30 A. W. Tuggle
34 Mrs. F. Gammage (X Gilmer)
40 Mrs. M. Ivy
42 J. Miller
75 P. Morgan, c
. 86 W. Morgan, c
88 M. Brantley, c
PRISOCK AL., from Factory e to lim-
its, B of Fair.
PRYOR, from Deeatnr n to Peachtree,
and sw to Fair, and thence s to limits,
continued by Water Works road,
Wards 2 and 6.
GOING NOBTH.
7 J. A. Williams, saloon
9 M. Franklin, whol notions
J. N. Fleishman, private detective
^% Vacant
11 se cor Line, Tanner, Currier &
Heath, whol grocers
13 Harralson Bros. M Oo^ whol to-
bacco f^ l'^^ ,
i:. S. Gay, ins agt f ^ >
14 to 24, nw cor Line, Moore, Marsh db
Co., whol dry goods
16 Selig Bros. & Co., bonnet mnfrs
17 W. A. Tavlor, mnfg druggist
31 Mrs. I. H'. Butler, boardmg
33 H. B. Shindlebower
Mrs. M. E. Shindlebower, boarding
34 J. H. Stroud
3i R. Brazelton
37 and 39, T. O. Jacob, boarding
45 L. E. I.Add, coal and wood
46 R. P. Zimmerman, pumps
54 J. P. Culberson ^.
68 R.H.Wright ^ r^^
J.G.Clarke ^
61 J. T. Blount
62 J. W. Weitzell
64 J. J. Knott -^ "
67 Mrs. E. Bell *
68 J. A. Curtis /- ^
66 J. A.Dyer >,
70 J. F. Redd ^^ ^
71 W. W. Haskell r 4
74 Miss A. Clarke, dressmlr
76 D. P. Hill
83 J. jr. Murphey (X Houston)
GOING SOrXH.
bet Decatur and WaU H. I. Kimball
• House
2 A 4 Beck & Gregg Hardware Co
6 Crane, Boylston & Co., wboi dry
goods
8 M. £ J. Hirsch, whol clothing
10 & 12 Morrison, Bain & Co., whol
hardware
14 & 16 cor Wall, M. C. A J. F. Kiser
& Co., whol drygi»od8
Union Depot, Ballard's ResUurant, etc
^ (X R. B's)
23 G. Hays, c barber
24 W. H. Patterson, broker
W. S. Wilson & Co., coal <k lumber
26 J. A. Sams, genl agt
28 C. £. Harman, freight agt
29 P. AG. T. Dodd
30 A Haa« & Bro (X Alabama)
33, 35 & 37 Curran A Scott, saloon
36 The Bradstareet Co
38 Vf. P. Xicolson, physician
39 H. Cattleman, broker
41 G. A. Dewald A Co., brokers
43 A 45 Southern Telegraph Co
44 J. Campbell, saloon
44>^ R. H. Clark, lawyer
A. M. Speer, lawyer
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PRY
426
PRY
G. T. Fry, lawyer - i
W. T. Moyers, lawyer
47 Police Headquarters
49 & 51 Chess-Carley Co.. oils
50 A. Thompson, blksmith
52 J. W. Russell, sale stable
63 M. C. Barnett & Co., g^rocerg
533^ N. D. McDonald & Co., publishers
Union Xewa Co
65 to 60 J. F. Redd, Livery A Sale
Stable
65 Hearon 6c Bayless, agts
56 Metropolitan Street Railway Co
E. Cox
59 W. E. Jones, agt, carriages
62 G. W. Foster, saloon
65 and 67 W» G. Robinson, jr., paper
boxes
69 J. J. White, machinery
ne cor Hanter, Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce, etc
se cor Hunter, County Court House
77 K. O. Divine, physician
J. J. Caldwell, physician
79 Mrs. A. Turpln, boarding :
85 T. S. Powell, physician ..". i .
86 J. S. Watson & Co., dyers and clean-
ers
89 M. J. Greggs
90 H. Raub
93 N. Muiray, e
93 Vacant
94 Vacant
97 to 105 Elsas, May A Co., bags
104 A. Mitchell, c (X MitcheU)
106 Smith & Baker, grocers and com.
The Bradfield Regulator Co
109 J.Neal - v
D. Pittman - ^^ >'
E. H. Thornton^
112 Mrs. S. Fuller, boarding t >^^
114 Dr. T. Pullum ^
117 P. Romare
T. C. Thompson
IJO J A.Bowie
124 A. V. Brumby
127 £. H. Muse
128 J. W. Russell
J. H. Bailey
131 R. C. P<^»e
132 Mrs. S. O'Keefe
136 I. H. GloTer
W. B. Coflln
140 J. Craig^
143 L. L. Abbott
J. N. Rowland
144 A. C. Wyly
146 J. H. Graves
A. B. Wreno
150 G. T. Ogletree
W. W. McAfee
152 J. B. Groodwin
155 J. Dreyfus
156 Dr. F. H. O'Brien
159 J. Keelv
160 Rev. J.'^W. Beckwith
165 Mrs. J. Byers >^
167 Dr. W. C. Jamagin
L. S. Brown
168 R. E. Chisolm,bOar€Hng(X Garnett)
170 V. H. Taliaferro, physician
G. H. Noble, physician *"
171 I. Elsas
180 Dr's. Taliaferro & Noble, private
firrnar}' (for women)
181 Mrs. M. Engelke
183 L. L. Guthman "-
84 D. Morgan. ^^ ^
185 J. W. Atkins \
Mrs. S. Keron
186 J. C. Biesenthal
190 J. H. Johnson
A. B. Johnson
193 Mrs. J. N. Ha den
194 W. H. Moor
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196 A. S. Talley
199 C. W. Eddins
199 G. Lowe
201 D. C. Jones
205 C. Sheehan
210 J. J. Meador
211 M. Adler
214 J. C. Whitner
217 I. May
218 Mrs. E. Moore
E. Eley
219 J. M. Jordan
221 G. O. DeSaussure
222 C. C. Hammock
226 H. C. Barr
227 S. M. Milam
228 W. E. Hoyle
229 T. B. Little, physician
230 H. N. Wylie
237 W. A. Mitchell
E. W. Mitchell
238 Dr. J. Thompson
239 P. J. Cooper
G. W. Tutwiler
241 H. Lynan
Mrs. M. Hapan
283 £. B. Rawson
W. R. Hammond
313 E. Andrews
315 S. D. Irvin
316 L. Jenkins, c
317 Mrs. J. A. Cooke
318 Dr. D. R. RicbarcUon
(X BrothertOD)
(XFair)
(X Jones)
(X Rawson'
(X Clarke)
(X Fulton)
Lumber, Laths, •hingl^s. Flooring, Whol^Mile «i Retail*
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[367 J. Eddleman
368 W. A. Hansen
373 W. R. Brown . ,
375 C. M. Brown
377 A. L. Dorsey
378 Mi s. S. KLser -
[380 C. M. Lowe
cor Crumley, Vacant
ne cor Glenn, J. Lee
[400 G. Davenport, c,
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(X Jones)
(X Anderson)
(X Bass)
gouth end. Union Stock Yard and
Dairy MnTg Co
PULLIIM, from Fair nr Lord, s to
Glenn 3d w of McDonongh, Ward §•
1 M. Ryan
2 W. H. Rowland, grocer ^ .
2 C. A. Mauck
4 Vacant .,,
5.T. Browne
6 M. K. Murphy
8 P. Kearuey i
9 J. H. Anderson
12 R. Fitzgibbons
13 M. Kennedy
14 J. C. Sturges
16 W. B. Crosley
18 W. E. Fisher
20 A. H. Locke
29 Mrs. E. Allen
33 Vacant
35 G. S. Brown
37 C. W. James
39 S. W. SmaU
43 T. Barnard
61 J. Gavan
52 M. Washburn, c
66 W. H. S. Dorsey
J. C. Segmond
67 Mrs. E. A. Bell
68 B. J. King
«9 W. S. Bell
72 Be?. A. G. Thomas
74 J. Shields
75 J. F. Steinhauer
79 F. M- Myers
80 Vacant
82 J. Hass
84 W. H. Snowden
85 W. A. Gregg
86 A. Salisbury
87 Mrs. E. C. Moore
88 S. H. McDermott
90 H. Kahn
^ R.T. SmiUie
93 W. E. Snowden
94 C. W. Chears
95 Mrs. C. Sanders
Qenenl Agent ICttran Wafoa (fabf
FOB PMOES TO THK '■^^1^
427 -RAS
96 W. Barrett ..: ,
99 W.D.Bell
100 M. M. Richardson, c
117 J. B. Langley
139 Vacant . (X Richardson)
159 T. Robinson, c
A. Davis, c
cor Crumley, J. M. Burket
OUOCE, ft^Bi North av., b bey ttalli,
3d w of W. Peaehtree, Ward L
(X Rawson)
RANDOLPH, froH Foster n to lisil^ %
Ist w of R. & D. R. R., War4 4. ^
4 J. B. Merritt
S. Reese
6 A. MDls —
(X Clarke)
7 T. L. Tuggle
L. BurreD
8 A. Cook, c ":
9 E. Daniels
10 P. HiU, c r
11 F. Pate :
12 H. Holmes, c
13 C. L. Parker
14 A. Hollingsworth,
21 R. Hill^ c
23 M. Terry, c
27 M. Cyrus, c
30 L. Gray, c
31 T. Brown, c
33 J. Baker, c
34 J. Perkins, c
35 R. Perry c
57 W. White, c
42 J. L. Johnson
50 Mrs. M. MitcheU
52 J. Allen, c
54 R. Gates, e
56 J. Ingalls, e
58 H. Terrell, c
72 J. E. Baker
(X Wheat)
t
(X Irwin)
(X Hocutoii)
imw"'"
NORTH OF HOUSTON.
1st. J. H. Corlev
2d. Mrs. R. P. thompson
3d. A. Thomas, c
4th B. Johnson, e
5th Z. Coggle
ne cor Hi^h&nd av., J. Alexander, «
1st n of Highland ay., G. Tucker, e
3d n of Highland av., W. Croft, c
RANKIN, f!roM BoaieTar« e ta
^Ipky Ist a of Siee, War4 4.
RASPBERRY AL, trvm Fort w to B«ll»
l9t 8 af WWty Wari 4.
3 J. Blanchard, c
7 J. Moore, e
8 E. White, c
12 H. Brooks, c
STOCKS, COTTON, WHEAT, CORN; POMC, SIO£S, SJM,
OATS, COFFEE AND PCTHOLEUM, oo to f^AIMK*
ROWLAND «L CO. 9 4iiNMmiVo«ISlML ^
I
■VPDm*
Bir
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.;-,-V .,C-^.
I ri. r JTli Lj JlVOUIN aa E. Wall street.
RAW
428
RHO
(X Jennings al)
14 Mary Thomas, c '
15 J. Ezzard, c 3
16 S. Mead, c I I
18 M. Bell, c I
20 c. Hill, c 1
22 A. Palite, c I
24 B. Gibeon, c i
BAWSON, f^om Martin w to Windsor,
thenee sw to McDaniei, Wards 2 and 3
2 J. Shields, c I
W. S. Edwards
4 Vacant" j
6 J. J. Delpey j
6 W. Daniels, c
7 H. WUliams, c
11 T. Branch, c i
17 J. Thrasher, «
22 Vacant V j
24 Vacaut !|
26 J. Suttles, c •
dft Vacant
S3.T. Jackson, c
33 W. Robinson, c
L. Williams, e
35 W. May, c
36 J. Phinizy, c
37 Lucy Phinizy, c
38 A. 'rhurman, e
40 C. Pattillo, c
45 G. Gibson, c
A. Watts, c, grocer
46 J.Gillin
47 H. Berry, c, shoe mkr
49 J. Watts, c 8 i
53 J. E. Askew, c
47 J. Blair, c
58 P. Burley, e
60 A. Mangum, |
61 F. Harvey, e
62 O. Maxey, c
M. Conley, e
87 V. Dunning
89 G. S. Blake
90 J. M. Cnrran : "
92 W. S. Turner
108 Ret. F. F. A. Kerstan
111 J. H. Patterson
112 M. Kries
113 J. Lewis
114 W. Haslett
115 S. C. Rather
140 I. J. Prim
144 W.H.Harrison
148 T. R. Ripley
154 M. M. Mauck
158 Dr. L. D. Carpenter
162 J. D. Wing
167 W. G. Gable
(X Eraser)
>-i
(X McDonough)
(X Crew)
169 J. J. Griffin >"
174 H.S.Johnson *
175 M. Broomhead, c ^^
203 W. Laird (X Pryor)
205 C. B. Seymour "^^
207 W. C. Robinson^ physician
jt:
(X Form wait)
^^:.
'.: .**
(X Cooper)
215 G. H. Boynton
216 C. E. Boynton
218 Vacant
221 H. Burns
227 Vacant
228 H. Reeves, c
240 C. A. Collier
245 J. Bradfield
250 J. Erskine ' ' ' '" -^^
271 Miss E. Sterchi, artist (X Windsor)
275 H. Carter
276 J. M. Curran / ; -
277 H. Carter, c ?
279 J. Thomas, c l> ^'
280 T. Grant, c - -'■. ^
281 J. Burke, c
306 sw cor Hood, J. Presnell
310 J. C.Carlisle . r -
312 Mrs. F. Kreis ' ;
314 W. F. Reeves
315 Mrs. E. A. Hall
319 M. J. Carroll
322 Pierce's Chapel
323 C. F. Reasoner
326 to 330 Vacant (X Smith)
R££D, from Richmond s to AnderMBf
1st e of Fnwer, Ward 3.
2 T. Washburn, c
3 R. Harden, c
15 W. Jones, c (X Crumley)
16 F. McNair, c
17 A. McNair, c
19 Pleasant Grove Church
23 A. Lee, c
M T. Smith, c
25 K. Germany, c
27 A. Unis, c
rW. Turner, c
D. Culpepper
31 H. Baily, c
32 R. Shaw
33 I. H. Alexander .
34 O. Ca-ter, c
36 J. W. Smith, c
(X Glenn)
(X Washington) 37 H. Sutton
39 J. Crowley, c
(X Pulliam)
44 Vacant
48 W. M. Jones, c
ne cor Anderson, E. McWilliams, c
RHODES, from C. R. R. wto Yin<», Ist
» of Magazine, Ward !•
1 A. Hackney
^i\-
W. T WTUJUflHAM V^
64 Elliott, Lumber, Laths,
.68 and Lime.
RIC
429
%'-j^%i.
RIP
2 P. Fitzgerald < ^^
5 G. Cross
7 A. J. Young ,.
10 W. Dorson, c
13 Mrs. C. Bowen
14 W. N. Falks
17 J. Cain ^ ^
22 M. Howard, c
27 D. Bramlett
28 P. Farley ^ ^ ^
33 C. S. Moring (X Jli. i
52 M. Brooks
53 A. L. Stevens, c
57 W. Morell > —
61 Mrs. F. Sperling
68 J. H. Burns
72 G. W. Herndon
73 D. Burry
75A. J. WUey
7^ Mrs. M. Land
84 Mrs. B. Lipman
106 Mrs. G. B. Davis
109 J. T. Hollingsworth
110 P. Carson
115 Vacant
119 M. Hart
121 Vacant
123 A.Gray
131 Vacant
136 Mrs. L. Burrell
139 J. H. Gresham
143 J. M. Backus
146 R. F. MoDulfie
153 W. L. Rice
168 J. H. Rice
174 S. C. Morley
175 T. F. Eubanks
181 P. H. Smith
•l.
,4-N
f --
(X Hulsey)
.,V.&G.R.R) j
(X Elliott) ;
(X Pryor)
(*X Pulliam)
Washington)
(X Crew)
McDonou^)
(X Mangum)
lex Martin)
(X Haynes)
(X Davis)
(X Maple)
(Xlra)
RICE, fi*om Jackson e nr limits, 1st n
of Morris, Ward 4.
RICHARDSON, from McDanlel e to
Connally, 5th s of Fair, Wards 2 and S.
(X Smith)
19 J. Ransom
24 G. H. Hynds
30 O. S. NunnaUy
33 Humphreys Castleman
36 Mrs. S. R. Walsh
38 F. B. Smith
Rev. J. H. Weaver
50 C. B. Irwin
52 W. B. Cone
64 G. W. Washington, c
68 H. J. Shadden
«0 J. Caldwell
62 Vacant
63 W. Banks, c
67 J. Q. Gglesby
(X Windsor)
(X Cooper)
(X Formwalt)
68 W. F. Parkhurat
69 C. Behre ,. . ~
78 H. C. Dunlop^^
80 G. H. Eddleman
90 H. Robertson, c
100 A. Beck
102 M. White, c.
119 E. Smith, c
168 R. E. Brown
175 P. Banks, c
191 W. Smith, c -^M
194 E. D. Crawford
199 S. Carr, c
214 I. Williams "
217 M. Reed, c
223 W. Golfrey, c _.J:-
233 A. Wooden, c v
238 Y. Hardaway, c •
244 P. Banks, c ^ ^
257 J. Ansley, c *;:
RICHMOND, from Fraser e to ConwOly,
Ist n of Cmmley, Ward •• ^
17 J. W. Rhodes (X Reed)
19 E. Itson, c
J. Shepard, c
20 A. Motley, c
21 Rev. R. Graham, c
23 A. Lattimore, c
25 G. Holmes, c
27 S. Scott, c
31 W. Holmes, 6 .
35 F. Kelly, c
36 D. Pitts, c
37 C. Thomas
38 A. Franklin, c
40 W. Franklin, c
43 Rev. R. Grant, c
44 M. Williams, c
46 H. Ray, c
47 A. Crowley, c
60 W. Gay, c
62 R. Epps, c
63 P. Toll)ert, c .
64 J. Hart
66 J. Blakely, c
67 N. Latimore, c
73 K. Grant, c
77 J. Gavus, c
79. R. Turner, c
83 J. W. Fernando, c
84 J. T. Leslie
151 W. Hill, c >
BIPLET, f^m Willlaiw w to Bartow,
1st n of W. Harrs, Ward ^
(X Martin)
56 A. Ward, c
58 to 62, Vacant
THE FINEST MONONGAEELA WHISKY IN GITl| Vw. Iwl. OCOtt ii and 13 vytohau sl
at BANK SAMPLE ROOMS.
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ITUNTIt HOME IISUmillCE CO
I OfDce IG^ IS. B]roa4l gK,
ROA
430
SEV
SOACH, from Fair s to cor Greens
FeriT ^^9 tuid Humphries, Ward 1.
t G. Wilson, c J
7 M. Jenkins, e]
9 Miss S. Eller
9ft E. McCuUouffh, c
101 C. Bowden, c
105 B. Brown, c !
sw cor Greens Ferry av, G. Jeffries, c
R0BBIN8, from WhitehaU s to Crumley,
Ist w of M<^aiiiel, Ward 2.
9 G. WUson (X WeUs)
11 G. Berkin, e |
15 A. Roser, c
25 E. Hammond, e
47 G. Hill, c
49 R. Crockett»Ci
60 G. Scafe, c
197 J. Thomas
199 S. Broaden, c
301 W. Baker, c
BOCK, from W. & A. B. B. w to Chatta-
hooehee, 1st s of Simpson, Ward 6.
7 M. F. McCray
10 Vacant
13 J. W. Banks
17 J. W. Sage
Mrs. C. Sage j
90 L. M. Davenport
ai T. Medlin
27
30
36
36
I. Terrell
A. Waldon
J. J. D. Griffin
26 J. R. Anderson
26 J. B. Jett i
T. Mudlin
G. W. McDuffie
£. Black
W. H. Shelton
R. Marsh ' |
37 J. C. Morrisom
38 D. N. Curbow
40 A. Klasset, Jr.
43 W. G. Day, grocer
47 Mrs. A. Church
48 T. R. Sheets t
60 J. Harper, grocer
62 J. W. Richardson
66 H. Pendleton, c
61 A. A. West
64 Mrs. N. A. Drake
64 Mrs. L. Newtm
66 £. Maddqx, c
68 M. Ro^n
72 B. Y. Pharr
76 J. W. Lee
Mrs. M. Wooten
BiTi
-:'*,, 1.
(X Haynei)
76 I. R. Irby
77 N. Mashburn
81 S. McDonald
82 J. Church
C. Cason
91 H. Hinton, e
93 W. Littlejohn
SAMP80N, from Houston s to Inrln, Ig
e of Randolph, Ward 4. ^
SAYANNAH, from Tennels 8 to Fair,
bet Borne and Badger, Ward 8.
SALTER, from ne cor Whitehall andC
B. B,, bey limits. ., .
1 G. W. Bryant i ^^
2 J. L. Castner
4 J. T. Mills
6 T. Blackman
8 H. Johnson
11 N. Harris
14 T. McCutchen : ^1
16 S.Holman -
18 M.Courtney .^
20 N. Mathews '^^^r
31 J. M. Stanleys ,,;:
24 J. Thompson
25 W. M. Ozmore
26 J. N. Parr
L. Prisendine
E. F. Osea
J. W. Hughs
J. H. Phillips
i« » •»
St
27
30
31
32
34 D. WaUace
SCOFIELD, from Fort e to Billiard, llt{
. 8 of Taylor, Ward 4.
6 J. Turner, c
8 M. Nesby, c
10 Emma Jones, e
14 S. Reed, c
16 J. Hans<m
20 P. HalcfHn, c
22 F. Johnson, e
24 J. Huley, c
28 I. Gardner, c
SCOTT, from Powers n to Mayer, bet
Peaehtree and Springy Ward 5.
23 F. Grogan (X MUIb)
25 Vacant
29 Vacant
se cor Parker, Vacant
se cor Alexander, M. B, Hallman
G* Homady
SECOND, from Peaehlree • to Fort ani
w to Cherry, Ist n of North ar, Wtf<b
4 and 5.
SEVENTH, ft^m Peaehtre« w to Cher*
ry, bey limits.
AT* (nmlms MUi m»^ I^nmifer t^wrd),
* pfffB^nailj Sliperliiiend Cwktrmettu
(X Mangum)
•'V?
■■jr: . .-«".
:^ySJt ;.;,!.
mniifiAUiAffliiDflfiiK
SHA
431
(X Venable)
(X Hull)
SHARPE, from Windsor w to Sims, Ist
g of Glenn, Ward 2.
SHIPLEY, from junction of Decatur
and Pratt se to Ga. B. B., Ward 4.
SIlPSON. from Marietta e to West
Peachtree, and w to limits, 1st n of
Baker. Ward 6, and diyiding Wards
1 and 6.
GOING BAST.
2 J. L. .Johnson
41 J.S.Morris . .
43 L. S. Morris " ^ ^.
45 H. T. Heery
Mrs. M. Myers^
46 Mrs. M. A. Wood
V. L. Grubb
47 A. Creorg
54 E. C. Murphy
58 W. J. Williams
59 Mrs. B. F. Johnson, grocer
nw cor McAfee, W. M. Harrington
63 P.C.Carey
65 L. White, c -
92 H. C. Thurman
96 Mrs. A. Baker ^ '
100 Vacant
101 J. L. Burnett
102 Vacant
104 Mrs. P. Edwards
106 Mrs. M. Fisher
111 T. P. Aldredge
H. Witter
162 Mrs. J. L. McGinnls
166 S. B. Oatraan
167 H. T. Bell
168 F. Williams, c
171 C. R. Pennick
(X Orme)
(X Spring)
GOING WSSI.
14 Mrs. N. Humphries
18 R. White
19 J. W. Neely
22 N. WUj»on
26 T. C. McCrary
J. W. Ray
26 W. Wilson, c
30 K. Keith, c
32 A. Ivey, c
36 W. J. Speairs
36 G. Welch
J. Withers
39 J. W. Buchanan
40 M. Murphy
Miss L. Uters
41 C. J. McCrary
46 G. A. Aenchbacher
48 J. Weaver
49 N. F. Cox
(X Elliott)
'-m
^ Mangum)
^
V
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J. B. Lawrence
53 Mrs. M. Paul
54 W. R. Adamson
63 E. S. Fairbanks
H. H. Witt
64 H. A. Tollerson
66 J. Buchannau
67 I. G. Kennedy
70 D. S. P?«ul
71 W. T. Newman
J. C. A. Brannon
74 T. Reed
W. N. Smith
75 W. H. Moyer
v/. j-^ee
Mrs. S. A. Lee
76 H. A. WUson
81 A. Dean
J. Speairs
82 Mrs. S. E. McClellan, dressmkr
(XHaynes)
84 J. Cawthom ?^*^
86 Mrs. S. Burke
90 P. Lynch
95 J. T.' Cooper
99 J. P.Wofford
101 W. M. Underwood
105 F. T. DeLay
115 E. L. Winham
H. D. Austin
122 W. C. Paul
150 J. Lambert
bet Vine & Emery, E. Wachendorff,
Floral Bazar
West End, W. A. Westbrooks
L. Noizet, Loom mnfr
SIMS, from Glenn s to limits, 1st e •€
Humphries, Ward 2.
SIXTH, fk^m Peaehtree w to Cherry
bey limits
SMITH, frmtk WhitehaU se to Glen&, 1st
e of Meihiniel, Ward 2.
15 Vacant
16 F. A. Crawford
20 W. R. Elliott
24 E. Allen
26 G. A. Bryan
33 I. S. MitcheU
34 T. W. Nichols
39 M. J. Rogers
40 R. C. Gregg
41 A. Bomstead
43 W. H. Johneon
44 J. Shields
46 W. T. Wilson
48 J. Fitzgibbou
58 F. C. Smith
60 W. T. Park
(X Lambert)
(X Orange)
(X Bawson)
Fm
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*>* ".i*: W - ^."s^j<^- .f^-ifcfc,*:- .
BOUGHT, SOLD & RENTED.
City Property, Farms, Mills, Lands, eto.
T. A. Frierson, Real Estate Ag% 36 Wall St
SOL1
432
STE
(X Richardson)
(X Glenn)
63 R. F. Watson
67 J. T. Gray
71 E. S. Sneed
75 W. E. McFaU
79 J. S. Panchin^
99 D. Thompson
100 W. T. Moyers
101 M. M. Campbell
104 Vacant
106 T. S. King
110 P. H. Owens j
132 S. Kagle, c
133 C. W. Sampler
138 M. McDaniel, c
142 J. M. Beny i
143 &. Martin, c
146 H. J. King, c '
SOLOMON, from Fraser e to Martin,
4th s of Fair, Ward 3.
6 J. Covington,, c
8 A. Freeman, c
lOD.Rugg, c ,
11 H. Darden, c
12 W. H. HUl, c i l.?ii
20 H. Munds, c
22 A. Mumford,
23 R. Rig2:ens, c
27 Y. Campbell, d
28 W. Keeiy, c 1
32 B. F. Trearlwell, c
33 L. D. Pope, c
35 A. Bradtlon, c ^ ■ \'.
36 C. SeweU, c | ^i
39 A. Cook, c I i
42 H. Lovelesji, cl I
43 H. Pope . ^ '
:f
(X Martin)
SOUTH, from Walllace ne to 4th, nr
Marietta, bey limits.
2 S. T. Bryan
4 J. B. Thurraan
10 W. P. Moore
12J. M.Allen ' -
16 S. Critt*»nden | #^* -:
18 R. Reynolds, d
19 M. Brogden, c
SPENCER, fi-om Dayis w to Lowe, lit
n of Foundry, Ward 1.
4 D. A. Hoyle
28 Mrs. L. Davis
32 J. T. Williams
ne cor Maple, Mrs. N. G. Hardin
N. E. Lambert
SPOKS AL., f^om Fonndry to Maga-
zlne, Isl nr of Haynes, Ward 1.
NOltTH OF MAGAZINE.
2d, E. King, c
3d, X. Kirkland,. 6
4th- S. Lenton
SPRING, f^om W.& A. R. B. ne to Cain,
thence n to limits. Wards o and 6.
nw cor W. & A. R. R., Atlanta Eleva-
torCo - *
'f '-<'•
\-;^x;-
1 G. W. Byington
3 F. L. Haralson ^. >
5 E. A. Home ;*
6 S. Greet ^ " ^ ^ -
7 J. C. Wilson <fc Co., coal and lumber
10 G. L. Bona i --
11 H. M. Beatell, stair bnflder
12 C. B. Howard ,
14 J. Hurt ;! -.1
16 C.B.Smith ^ i >-
18 G. A. Delhi J - f
20 C. R. Winship
22 C. M. Payne
23 F. Christbphene (X Harris)
25 O. A. V. Rose
B. M. Blount
39 W. H. Hackett
40 J. H. Morgan
41 J. DeCottes
52 Vacant
52 E. S. Hills
56 J. F. Boyd
62 E. S. Hills
64 Mrs. R. E. Wall
65 G. W. L. Powell
68 A. Waldo
69 C. ADgier (X Simpson)
72 A. P. Thompson
74 Mrs. S. L. Mays
76 J. P. Harrisen (X Luckie)
79 Mrs. S. A. Lester
93 D. TeiTy, c
98 J. C. Ford
99 L. Williams,, c
100 H. Hunter, c (X James)
101 H. Foster, c
102 J. Freeman
103 W. E. Cater, wood yard (X Church)
130 J. B. Jaeox
132 Mrs. L. Blount
133 C. W. Seidell
STATE, from Corpat nw hey limits nr
Marietta, Ward 5. *
1 J. S. Johnson
2 E. H. Brannen
3 R. Lee
4 G. Bailev ' <
8 F. Turner, c
n O. Young
ST£>"ENS, fh>m Windsor w to Humph-
ries, td 8 of Glenn, Ward 2.
IMPOBT£D CIGARS always on hand, at the
comer of Alabama and Pryor Streets.
'^'
^ J T^XI.I^T>«^H^M, 64 laiiott,
TER
«TftiSFW ALL, from Walker w to
^ Spel, th«^«*^ ^^ ^ High, Ward 1.
9 J. L. Mill
(X Bailey)
13 J. M. Johnson
17 H. Simpson
19 W.Y. Pyron
20 C. Millican ,
22 J. J- Verner
23 J. E. Hudson
24 Vacant
25 W.J. White
28 J. Goodwin
29 M. Matthews, c
32 W. F. Hatfield
33 Mrs. C. Townsend
36 F. M. Aikin
37 L. B. Thrash
40 Mrs. A. Dickey
41 J. H. Whitaker
56 J. M. Baber
59 Mrs. L. B. Wiggins
60 Vacant
64 F. Harris
67 F. M. Kenney
70 C. C. Burnett
79 J. Stroup
80 N. B. Harden
81 J. L. Patterson
84 J. M. Berry
85 B. F. Yrincey
86 J. G. Richardson
89 H. K. Gilmore
99 R. W. Dukes
104 A. G. Auglin
105 H. J. Holtzclaw
106 S. S. Smith
109 L. English, c
111 G Steed, c
117 Vacant
se cor Chapel, Evans Chapel
STRONG, from John n to D'Alvigny, nr
w limits. Ward »•
1 W Landers, c
7 A. Coleman, c
14 G. McGrary
18 H. C. Parham, c .
24 M. Hardy, c
28 O. Herd, c
S€GAR AL, fh)m E. Fair n to E. HnM-
tor, Ist e of Fraser, Ward 8.
16 M. Law, c
18 M. Hancock, c
19 D. Webster, c
94 C. Blanton, c
TANNER, from BeU to Milliard, 1st 8 of
Foster, Ward 4.
3 R. Brown, c
4 M. Hart, c ^
6 F. Gedder, c
7 J,Henton, c
' 8 J. Cridell, c ,:
10 A. Lee, c
58 M.Legette, c ^^' m
TAYLOR. fit>m Pratt e to Fort, Ist n •!
Fillmore, Ward 6.
5 J. Harris . v- ( X Hratt)
9 N.J. WUliams
TATTNAL, fro« ^f^» "JIi^ ^"*
Hnnter and Tine, Ward 1.
27 J. N. Davis
28 J. R.Edwards
35 G. C. Bass
46 D. W. Pope
47 J. M. Bookout
51 G. W. Akridge
54 G. J. Orr
62 Mrs. C. WiUrinson
68 W. H.West
iJ^^^iO^
(XHigh)
(X High)
77 R. Lowe, c
78 W. T. Archer
81 W. Smith, c
84 E. Dukes, c
89 E. Brewster, c Mi^rkhan^
W. H. Landrum,grocerCX Marklian>
93 H. McRoy, c
103 J. Callaway, c
105 J. Anderson, c
106 V>>.cant
107 W. Cox, c
TENNELS, firom Factory e^l?* * •^ *^
R. R. nr Cemetery, Ward 3.
2 J. D. Stuart
R. Moore
4 G. Florence
13 E. T. Bentley
TEREY, from Ga. R. R. hw to Hnnter,
thenee s to Glynn, Ward 5.
5 P. Taliaferro, c
6 F. Carson, c
7 W. Arnold, c
8 T. D. Delashaw
9 W. Osborn, c
low. A. Tax lor
11 Mrs. E. Delpey
12 Vacant
13 J. Grisholm, c
14 J. Berry
16 R. B. Bush
18 J. Cummings, c
20 B. Bush
21 J. Crawford; c
22 J. Singleton, c
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W. M. Scott
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434
THU
(X Crumley)
' J
(X Hunter)
23 L. McGaughey
25 R. Hammond, c
26 M. C. McDonald
30 I. Harris, c i
33 D. Paine, c i
34 O. Wesley, c
39 R. Hill, c
41 D. Hartsfield, c
42 G. Moore, c
43 A. Latimore, c
44 X. Eohols, c
46 J. Smith, c j
A7 J. BrowTi, c I
^ J« W. Thompsoqj
73 B. Lumpkin
75 G. Bussey, c
76 Vacant
77 J. Callahan
78 W.A.Gray
81 H. Dickson, c
82 J. A. Yarbray
83 S. E. Pouncey
86 ^^ C. Henderso„
89 A. J. Durden, irrocer
91 W. J. Hodges '
98 E. Britton, c
99 J. T. Lansdell
NORTH OF ANDERSOir.
Ist C. E. Chambers
2d H. Westley. c
3d J. McGee, c
4th J. Alexander, c '
5th Z. W. Smith, ^
NORTH OF LOVE.
1st G. Simpson, c
2d D. Jackson, c
3d J. Holland, c
4th W. Martin, c
sw cor Little, M
se cor Little, G. Leary, c
'■'hII??' '^■".^/u'* Peaehtree e bey
Umlts^and w to Cherry, Wards 4 and 5.
THOMAS, from Fair s to Glenn, nr e
limits, Ward 3.
''^tK' HS"^ C. R. R. R. sw to
»rotherton, thence g to Castleberry,
8 A. Dougherty, c
10 Mrs. S. Harrison,
14 L. Bradford, c
18 M. Owens, c
22 Miss O. Rice
X ^T ^L^- ^®^^* ^^^ Milla
46 N. Fleming, lumber
48 W. F. Jack
51 W. H. O^Rear |
(X Brotherton)
(X Packard's al)
i ■<•"
teding, c
:-M
CX Alabama)
(X Mitchell)
58 L. C<^en
E. Steinheimer ^,
■twletf, S^uare-^tfiMl and li6w%
"•ortig, at La FONTAINE
75 Smith &Simp8on,lumber(X Nelson)
oO J. A. Whitner '
89 J.Robinson i - -
90 C. M. K. Eraser
93 A. J. M. Bizien
97 W. J. Bender
100 Mrs. S. F. Berry
112 C. Thompson, c
114 W. Hill, c
125 J. Aldredge
127 J. S. Brown
128 L. Leiberman
130 Mrs C. Spencer
132 X. S. Culpepper
134 H. T. Miller '
135 S. Patillo, butcher
13 > W. Symmers
138 J. W. Reddey
139 J. Franklin '
142 H. Bird, c
145 J. C. Rogers
151 Ella Jackson, c
152 L. P. Sewell
153 R.Tucker, c
158 J. D. O'Rear
159 J. R. Thompson
160 W. C. Jackson
162 J. C. Bowen /
164 J.J. Green
165 J. B. Smith
166 J. Brown
168 D. Liebermuth
177 Mrs. A. Dickey
179 Mrs. F. Weidenmever
181 R. D. Cheney
THURMOND, from Lnekie sw to BIliotL
thence w to Darig, Wards 1 and 6.
9 bj, Holmon, c
10 C. Moore
11 D. Mapp, c
13 G. Wesley, o
14 J. Williams
17 A. McKeuny, c
18 P. C. Adams
19 S. Campbell, c
20 Miss R. Newsome
M T. Cox
26 W. Johnson, c
27 Mrs. M. R. Sullivan, grocer
29 D. Thurmond
30 M. Hall, c
36 Vacant
36 M. Kelly, c
38 A. Dickson, c
47 R. J. Rice, anrocer
48 R. Ward
49 Mrs. E. Kocher
51 E. Ellington, c
52 R. Meyer
Weatherbdarrfing. and II kindt tf
4 Ma Y'S. Telapltone No. Stl.
- i; -- ■ ^?
m ^ UlillSS,
MTTr^TTT^M W^AGK>N
54 J. M. Smith
60 J. Coggins
61 B. F. Lanier
63E. H.Baker • .
64 W. Sharp
65 C. Errick
67 B. Newsom, c
69 P. Hendricks
97 J. Devine, c
109 C. T. Tyler
Freight Depot
TODD, fr«»m Boulevard w to Fitzgerald,
Ist n of Decatur, Ward 4.
2 J.G.Ham ■ (X Fitzgerald)
6 S. Whatley
T. C. Whatley
10 J. D. Stewart - - "^
14 D. Stanford
TBENHOLM, from Walker w to Chapel,
2nd s of Larkin, Ward 1. ;
2 S. Petty
4 M. Grant, c
6 M. Koy -
9 H. Summons, c
10 Rev. J. T. BeUshaw ; ^
13 A. Blake, c ^
15 E. Bird, c
17 S.Rogers, c
18 M. Davis
19 S. Richardson, c
20 S. Davis, c
23 F. Williams, c ^
26 E. Walker, c
28 B. Mosley, c
30 B. Lowe, c
31 N. Stegall
34 M. Henry
36 J. Davis, c
TEOUP, ftom ttrant e to Borne, Ist s of
Clarke, Ward «.
TUCKERS AL., from Butler w to Cal-
houn, 1st n of Baker, Ward B.
TUMLIN, fhun Wallace, nr Marietta, n
bey limitB*
1 S. Davis, c
3 J. Copes, c
6 P. M. Hadley
6 J. M. Buckalew
8 S. Toney
9 L. Bloodsaw, c
10 Mrs M. Gannon
11 R. Hilly
12 T. R. P. Wethington
14 T. R. Martin
16 B. F. Wilson
17 Vacant
TALENTINE, flromWhcatatoHoiiBt»iM
bet Butler and Fort, Ward 4.
7 N. Bagbie, c
8 B. Smith
10 W. Jones, c
11 I. Granville, c]
14 M. Green, c f
15 R. Burrell, c 1
18 J. Franklin j
21 H. Landon, c |
25 H. Lawret ce
32 A. Need, c
33 B. Bruce, c
35 W. Ballard, c
45 J. Broomfleld, c '■,
47 I. Richardson^ c
51 L. Davis i ,
57 MissL. Bferry ^
59 Mrs. M. Quick
TENABLE, from Simpson n to Norfli ww
bet Luckie and MeAfee, Ward 5*
10 G. D. Hendrix
14 Mrs. M. Kimbro
17 S. Bixby
18 R. G. Slack
19 W. Fletcher
21 Mrs. P. A. Harrla
43 J. Mann
45 M. Henry, c
63 J. C. StA^rman
65 W. J. Moncrie
67 J. V. Johnson
86 Mrs. L. D. Harris
88 A. C. Brandon
se cor Venable, T. L. Bussey
nw cor Hunnicutt, B. Parks, e
VICTORIA, from W. A A. B^^^T^, ^
Lambert, 4th m of Simpson, Ward ^
20 N. McPheraon, c
24 Mrs. J. Taylor
25 W. Campbell
26 M. Ingram, c
28 R. L. Clark
29 I. T. Hunter
30 F. Teems
31 Vacant
32 Vacant
33 Mrs. C. B. Loveless
34 C. Wheat, c
37 S. Steele, c
38 Mrs. 8. Hunter
39 S. Andrews
40 C. Harbin
43 A. Cushenberry, c
44 O. Webb
45 F. Shaw
1 Fims '"
o-r/>/^yc nATTOM VWHEAT COWN, PORK, SIDES, LAIW,
"oats coffee' and PETBOLEUM. go to PAINE,
ROWLAND * CO. » * «• North %ro.<l Stre.t.
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INVESTMENTS Vx^^^^^^
YIN
436
FRIERSON, 36 Wall Strert.
WAL ■
(X Magazine)
(X Parsons)
47 T. Brooke, c
49 J. Mathewa, c 1
51 Wm Jones, c ^
64 E. Atwater
55 S. Killbrue, c 1
57 M. Morris, c I
TUfE, from Simpson s to Fair, nr W
limits, Ward 1.
2 D. Pointer, c
6 T. Hall t
8 R. Anderson
10 GL. Jackson, c
12 H. Howard
16 W. Brantley, c
18 C. Jordon
21 J. Brown, c
22 P. Upshaw, c
28 H. Phillips, c |
30 M. Jackson !
34 J. Cloud, c I
WADDELL, from Oeeatnr n lo A. L.
Rj. 1st e of Gmiby, Ward 4.
WALKER, from Nelson, junc Mangrnm,
s to Peters, Ward 1.
1 |\ W. Klassett . (X Nelson)
4 W. I. Zachry ^
8 C. W. Jordan
10 J. Zuber
11 W. V.Jone»
14 J. D. Turner
15 J. T. Gray
20 J. H. Duer, physician
22 A.Richardson i ^ -
23 P. J. Moran (X Haynes)
sw cor Haynes, Walker St. School
30 D. C. BrickeU
«5 P. B. Simras I v . ;
36 Mifes S.Wood ? -v
43 T. C. Mayson (X Stonewall)
44 F. A. Hillburn, county coroner
M W.T.Rutland
51 B. Guimarin ^ ^
52 D. E wards, c I *^ <
54 J. Ridgway* c
58 S. D. Haftlett
59 J. L. Richmond '
62 M. P. Camp
63 B. F. Ma^ee
65 Mrs. J. Simmons
J. E. Glover 4
66«S. M. Starns
71 J. A. DeFoor, market
74 D. P. Xolan
78 J. B. Harman
82 E. F. Couch
88 Mrs. S. Echols
92 J. A. Anderson
96 W. B. Thomas
"--a,- -.-.
V*-
(X Fair)
^ Larkin)
100 F. Johnson < oa -
103 W. M. McLean >^
104 R. Overton
105 M.P.Harrison
107 A. D. Fuller
108 L. Hull ..
Ill Redwine & Son, lumber dealers 4
114 w. Hui ;
116 W. Bowe, c ^
122 T. Bohannan .^
123 B. F. Curtis
124 A Van Norden
125 S. E. Clarke » ^
136 W. H. Turner
139 Harrison & Bagwell, ffrocers
141 J. N. Pritchitt
126 G. Hatchett 'V m
v.-S..
•J-JW-
WALL, from Peachtree e to Loyd, and w
to Bridge, 1st n of R. R.
GOING EAST
1 S. W. Dav, oysters and fish
2 J. Coer, fruit stand
3 E. Mercer, restaurant
4 Kattenhorn & Vignaux, restaurant
5 E. A. Massa, saloon
6 R. C. Bosche (X Pryor)
20 to 26 So. Express Co, W. H. Clayton,
superintendent
24 Adams House
28 A. C. Bostick, pass agt
J. Mayloy, pass agt
Ga. Land and Mineral Co
F. D. Bush, pass agt
G. P. Humphries, pass agt
M. C. Sharp, pass agt
. C. N. Winner, pass agt
A. B. Wrenn, pass agt
30 Huzza Trunk Factory
32 and 34 Regenstein & Kutz, whol mil-
linery
32 W. Ellis, lawyer
Ga. Chem. & Mining Co
Candler, Thompson & Candler, law-
yers
Castle Rock Coal Co
J. lu Brown, lawyer
Atlanta Bible Society
36 T. C. Murphy, pass agt
T. F. McCandless, pass agt '
J. L. Mattison, paiss agt
M. Miller, pass agt
T. A. Frierson, real estate
Gate City Plan'g MillA Lumber Co,
T. J. You mans, manager
Hon. A. H. Colquitt, office
T. T. Greene, R. R. agt
S. R. Johnston, R. R. agt
Atlanta Medical Register
FIKST-OLASS LUNCH OOUNTEinS
uiMier Gate City National Bank
4. ..
• -/
« ./ W J. WILLINCHAIW, 64 Emot^
3g J. B. Daniel, druggist
Dade Coal Co
GOING WB8T. ^
1 i^.^W^d^r^ estate
^ l^^^a^lGrnVB. depot
WALLACE, from Marieto e t» State,
WALNUT, from cor T^i^ & MltcheU,
13 W. Z. Taylor
16 R. W. Anderson
19 J. Robinson, c (X Stonewall)
■ -. .,■>■-■
(X Spring)
■M^^-'P
(X Bartow)
26 W. D. Robinson
26 Vacant
28 G. M. Jones
29 N. T. Johnson
30 Vacant
31 W. Taylor
32 J. Ladd
33 Mrs. E. Smitli
35 Mrs. M. Baldwin
•36 A. J. Stewart ^^: ;.
38 F. Gammon
84 G\ Wright, c
86 T. Johnson, •
88 A. Johnson, c
WALTON, from Peachfree nw to Fomi-
drj, jnnc Marietta, Wards 5 and «.
8 Vacant
23 W. Forsvth, blksmith
24 Allen ARedus, fruite
se cor Forsyth, Young Men's Chris-
tian Association
ne cor Forsyth, O. A. Sm^, roofer
nw cor Forsyth, First Baptist Church
37 L.Penna
42 S. Landauer *
J. Spiro
43 Capital City Club
44 E. Haiman
47 M. R. Berry
.50 Mrs. M. H. RandaU
A. P. Evans
54 J. Simmons '
A. Ford
55 H. Sharp
Dr. A. R. Wellborn
58 Mrs. G. H. Starke
W. A. Starke
62 J. Craddock
87 Mrs. E. Weaver -
Frank Holland ;
90 Mrs. S. Barton
J. W. Harle v
94 Dr. C. Plnckney , y
95 Mrs. S. BUlingslea e,
96 Vacant
98 Mrs. V. C. Williams
99 A. W. Crookshankfl
H.H. Griffin . ^
100 Mrs. M. J. Gilbert
101 J. Blount ^
T. P. Murphy
105 Frizzell & Co
105 P. Breitenbucher - -
113 Mrs. H. L. Fowler
119 Z. A. Rice
127 W. P. Saunders
C. S. Shome
138 J. W.Owen -^ >
140 E. P. McCown
143 Miss M. McMillan
145 T. Finley , ,. i.
146 I. Easley, c, blksmith shop
153 T. P. Sharp
159 J. P. Martin v^„„a^\
163 M. T. Simmons (X Foundry)
167 S. Chamberlain
WARKEH PL., from ^U^ ^*^^^
koan, Ist n of ttilmer, Ward *.
2 and 6 Vacant
(XCain)
(X Falrlle)
W.M
. 10 I. W. Avery
12 J. Smith
14 Vacant
18 Vacant
19 Vacant
20 Vacant
21 F. H. Young
WASHIHGTON, from Wa^eriT P\, arjj
R. R., sw to Fair, ands to limite, «■*
w of McOonooglM Ward a.
2 Engine Co. No. 2 ,^ ,
8 St. Philips Episcopal Church
10 Rev. R. C. Foute
11 Hon. W. L. Calhoun
13 G. A. Burckhardt
E. S. Ehuev
15 Mrs. A. K. Cunningham ,
* 17 Rev. T. F. Cleary tt„^*»,^
Rev. J. M. Hennessy (X Hunter)
BAST SIDB, FROM HUNTBB TO MJTCBMLL,
Capitol Square
19 W. W. Rice, grocer
29 Central Presbyterian Church
31 B. H. Phillips
37 E. A. Werner ^ « ^ *
nw cor MitcheU, Second Baptist
Church_
tnbbte Swe Fit Stilits «
^Kespt no trtth called tWHa;
II and IS WliltohaH SI.
', • : ■ ■*.■ -c^
\\
*. .■^■ ^V
, The -ATLAxTTA HOME OSLRA.NCB CO.- Prompt,
'■I Cweiratlye, Reliable. Business eonflned to Geor.lt.
WAS 1 7^ ^ •*
- ^ ^*^ WES
47 Girls High Sciiool
49 Dr. J. P. Logan |
56 Mr3. L. Pringle '
57 Rev. G. B. Strickler, D.D
58 J. A. Donavan
R. E. Allen \
59 B. E. Crane i
63 R. L. Duncan
«3 C. H. Finley )
E. Stewart i
66 F. M. Coker |
67 L. J. Hill I
R. J. Henderson '
68 A. D. Adair
n G. B. Adair |
75 T. M. Holbrook
78 A. G. Howard
81 E.W.Martin
92 S. P. Richards i
93 J. A. Barry i
99 Vacant | I
102 >lrd. S. Jones \
103 W. R. Spencer f
106 H. Van Epps
111 A. Morrison I
113 P. S. Spencer
114 W. L. Wornum ^
117 X. A. McLendon
118 Vacant
120 W. C. Sanders |
125 E. W. Marsh -
Ida o, ht. Brown
134 W. Pyott
140 J. L. Brown
148 S. L. McBride
168 J. M. McCombs
163 Vacant
166 W. D. Ellis
1?? i* ^'rP^iJ^ "^^^^^ grocer
171 Rev. H. McDonald
179 H.F.Emery s
183 S. F. Woodion ^ ^
/^ 189 J. A. Calvin
225 C. H. Barnes
230 Vacant
^42 P. J. Kenny
243 A. Satzky
248 Vacant
249 T. Garrett
257 J. W. Kennedy
258 L. H. Hall '
259 R..K. Redus
263 W. W, Hulbert
266 Maryljowe
(X Peters)
(X Fair)
284 W.Clarke (X Crumley)
nw cor Crumley, Vacant ^^
o,.. !? "^^^ Crumley, Vacant ^
310 Vacant . , i
332 H. Burt
351 W.McN aught
404 R. H. Knapp
415 J. Orraond
^^iw '^^ ^\^^^^ '^^^ ^£? to Wash,
ingtoo, 1st s tta. R. R., Ward tT
71 M. J. (Jarner, c, shoemkr
75 T. M. Taylor
77 Atla Marble Works ~
79 Atla City Hospital . '
II ^<^a Benevolent Association
oo W. D. Cody
87 June Washington, Dr. E. L. ConnaUy
WELLS, from MeDaniel sw to Glemi,
2d s of WhitehaU, Ward 2. '
8 T. Cheese, c
.-^1"
■*•
(X Humphries)
(X Jones)
(X Rawson)
■ev'
-BMl aUppiiifir point in tl
orders. LaPCWTAINE
16 P. Dickey, c
20 L. Bray,'c
41 R. R. Hairston
42 S. Mangum, c
45 M. Greggs
WELTOX PLACE, from Fort w, Igt ii
of Harris, Ward 4.
2 T. Edwards, c
3 A. Winston
4 J. Jackson, c
5 E. Murdock, c
16 F. Harrison, c
W£B?f£R, from Jones s to Glynn, Ist e
of Martin, Ward 2.
5 W. Mehaffey
8 T. Davis
E. Bechtoldt
9 J. C. Adolphus
11 J. F. Calloway
12 C. Jordan
13 J. N. Brown
14 B. Wright, c
16 J. Boyd
Jnne Peachtree, n bey Ilmitg, Ward 6.
204 J. R. Gramling
209 J. E. Thompson
210 Dr. H. L. WUson
212 R. T. Brown
Mrs. M. B. Poe
232 W. S. Walker
236 M. Berry
240 J. A. Phirl
T. W. Calloway
/^ ^, V I ^^ ^- ^' WUltngham
(X Glenn) 1 252 J. D. Niffer
^Clarke)
(X Fulton)
(X Richardson)
(X Alexander)
Y|{EjjI^^^^ ^ ^''^^ Wago^ the MiiAt
WES
(X Mills)
(X Parker)
(X Hunnicutt)
(X Pine)
i^^
268 J. B. Shipp
252 J. P. Clarke
256 E. B. Thomas
265 W. Steele -
268 G. S. Prior
272 B. F. Sawyer
276 W. D. Payne
280A. C. T^dd
282 Vacant
285 Vacant ,^ ,
288 Vacant
289 Vacant
291 J. H. Campbell
295 Vacant h^
306 C. W. Hunnicutt
308 Vacant .,
314 J. S. Boyd ^ ,.
354 F. A. Macy , >^ /-
356 T. F. Goldsmith J^ -
357 H.Smith
360 H. B. Tompkins
366 T. G. W. Curseells - -
368 W. S. Larendon
370 F. Fontaine -'^
WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R., Divid
tag Wards 1 and 5, to Simpson.
4 M. Morris, c • ^
6 M. Trimball, c
8 S. Richherff
U & 18 Gate City Gas Light Co
22 Mrs. M. Burris
D. W. Barker
46 E. Franklin, c
50 Vacant
56 Vacant
60 G. Garinga, c
64 G. McMichael, c
Ist n of W. Foundry, F. S. Stewart
(X Calboim)
(X Rhodes)
(X Magazine)
^-v'-,.^r- WHE
57 G. Price ^>
58 F. L. ConPtant^ne
61 Dr. J. P. Hnntley, dentist
62 W. S. Witham
71 A. P. Youngblood ; (X Collins)
72 W. C. Bellamy, physician
80 W. G. Robinson ., ':' -^^'^
^2 J. C. Glenn ^' , ■
86 J. Arnold
92 D. B. La<d i
99 R. L. Rodgers
101 J.Stapp ^ - I
103 L. W. Dunn , .
104 Mrs. A. Elrea " j i
110 J. N. B. Edwards
112 Vacant
113 J. V. Grier, boarding
115 G. Baker, c restaurant
117 Reese & Reader, butchers
119 Vacant
125 S. Mackamore, c
126 R.Johnston, c •
127 J. Jones, c - r.
129 T. Goosby, c T ^
134 J. Waddell, c
138 N. Cheshire, coal and wood
140 S. Braford, c ]
143 W. MiUer, c |
144 W. McHenry
145 L. Brown, c
147 W.J. Gaines, c
148 Bethel A. M. S. Ckiurch
1+9 P. Freeman, c
150 L. Strickland, e
152 A. Pittman, c
163 T. Stafford
154 P. Dickson, c
157 Vacant
169 C. H. Morwm, c, grocer (X Butier)
WHEAT, from Peachtree e to limits, Ist igg Dr. J. C. Huss, dw^gi^t
n of Foster, Wards 4 and 6.
F. Walker, coal (X Pryor)
4 J. P. Stevens
8 W. W. Howard
Mrs. A. L. Kirby
9 H. Krouse
12 Isaac N. Horn
17 Geo. R. Boaz
18 G. Henderson
19 A. Lee, c
20 A. G. Gillette
23 J. M. HUl
24 H. P. Blunt
26 Mrs. Z. B. KnoU
33 Rev. W. T. Glenn
36 A. J. Cohen
48 J. Cameron
49 T. A. Chastain
61 W. C. Vereen
170 J. Griffin
172 R. Jones, c
174 J. Pierce, c
178 C. Wilson
178 M. Newton, e
1 180 H. Griffin, c
182 Mad. N. Clayton
183 W. Smith
184 J. L.Tuggle
201 B. Holbrook, c %
218 Vacant
220 G. M. Holmes
2S0>^ H. Thompson
222 A. S. Baker, butchw
224 Vacant
226 J. M. Hafferman, groeer
228 C. W. Helms, grocer
2283^ J. B. Thompson
230 B. MiteheU (X Fwrt)
C6TT0N, WHEAt, CORN, POfflK, SIOCS, LMOl,
(Xivy)
PBTISSS '" " mS COFFK AWOT PEtROLEUH, OOto PAIMC,
AyiyttiU ROWLANDU CO. •AllNortiiVMi**—^
V 1 » .
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REAL ESTATE l^fw^i^r:^^^^^..^^
WHI
FRIERSON. 3e Wall
440 WHI
(X HUliard)
231 W. Hudson
234 R. Davis, c i
235 C. Martin, c i
236 J. Rogers, c I
237 D. W. Atking, c
238 Mre. M. Shaver
239 M. Mitchell
241 J. Gibbs, c ?
242 Ann Pinson, g
243 R. J. Henry ]
240 J. Minor, c
247 Vacant
2n>^ L. Flewellen, c
262 S. E. Atwater
264 J. Spear
266 M. Christian, c
260J. MeCay,c .?
'270 A. Xally, c
276 Rev. C. H. King '
280 Mrs. S. Thomason
282 F. Clay, c
288 A. T. Maxwell, jcrocer
290 F. White, c ,.:
292 G. M. Holmes
294 Vacant
298 C. Clifton, c ^
300 R. Badger, c, grocer
30i W. Dennig T
306 E. S. Eniriand
311 Mrs. E. Tin«?ley
319 A. Delhndjce, c
ne cor Jackson, Grace M. E. Church
321 J. Lewis, c
^ ■
337 Vacant
339 Dr. J. C. Hnsfl
341 F. Reiraann ,
243 C. McGee, c H
364 J. W. Townley
365 C. W. Fox
370 A. S. Jenkins:
371 F. Dickey
376 T.J. Howard'
376 Vacant
378 J. A. Lang
380 Vacant
385 W. F. Kramer
387 F. W. Jones ,_ .
389 A. HolJinggworsh, irrocer
390 J. Taylor, c ^
8w cor Yonge, .
cor Bradley, H.
cor Bradlev, G.
(X HoweD)
(X Randolph)
I. Rich, saloon
Hentschel
Hentschel
ne cor Boulevarc ,G.Hent8chel,groc'r
WHITEHALL, fron W. & A. R. R. sw
to liiiltg, dividiiiir Wards 1 and 9.
1 H. G. Kuhrt & (?o., cigars
2 A. G. Pope, hatber
3 J. H. Johnson, i hoes and hats
•mi
and S^ the new
National Bank.
3>^J H. Chambers & Co., publiahen
M. L. Lichtenstadt, physician
J. H. Holland, dancing academy
Knott & Harris, physicians
Dr. W. T. Park
Atlanta Turn Verein
R. N". Ely, lawyer *'*
R. J. Jordan, lawyer
Hoke & Burton Smith, lawyers
Gartrell & Gray, lawyers
4 J. Lagomarsino, confectionery
5 A. F. Picker t. Jewelry : -
6 H. W. Jones, hatter
6 Tyler & McGkxxIwin, fumishinff
e}4 C. E. Moore, lawyer ,
E. E. Murray & Co., publishers
L. J. Winn, lawyer
J. J. Spalding, lawyer
W. A. Brown, lawyer
B. F. Abbott, lawyer '
A. W. Smith, lawyer
7 Lynch & Lester, booksellers
C. L. Patton, pub agt
R. L. DeLea, pub agt
B. L. Winham, job printer
7}4 Read A Candler, lawyers
Wright & Sibley, lawyers
J. J. Eckford, lawyer
J. M. Arrowood, lawyer
Reed & Reinhardt, lawyers
Bigby <fc Dorsey, lawyers
S. White, lawyer
J. C. Olrastead, physician
Walter R. Brown, lawyer
J. F. Hobbs, lawyer
McGoodwin and Pitts, brokers
8 Jerrv Lynch, m»^r tailor
9 A. P. Stewart <fc Co., stoves
10 W. Bollmann, jeweler
11 and 13, W. M. Scott, fumish^a: goods
12 W. B. Burke, 2d-hand books
14 Hutchison & Bro., druggists
14>^ E. Mercer, saloon
• H. C. & F. Tunison, maps
J. B. Redwine, lawyer
Dr. A. G. Hobbs
16 Heinz & Berkele, gun smiths
16 A. B. Andrews, clothier
16>^ J. S. Thompson, dentist
Miss L. Stuart, hair goods
F. P. Smith, dentist
The Vindicator, B. G. Brown
C. A. Howard, shirt mnfr
Rev. W. S. Lumpkin, physician
17 E. T. Plummer, jeweler
18 E. H. Thornton, bookseller
^19 J. Domini, saloon
19>^ L. J. Glenn & Sbn, lawyers
20 A. J. Delbridge, c, shoemkr
place under Gate City
WHI
21 M Menko & Bro., clothing
Atlanta Gas Light Co . , ..^^x
22 James' Bank . (X Alabama)
9q J P. Ste^'en8 & Co., jewelers
23i/ Union Publishing House
^ A. H. Cox, lawyer
Milledge & Smith, lawyers,
J. C. Hnggins, c, tailor
E. A. Angler, lawyer
J. A. Gray, lawyer
E. H. Greene, physician
J. Z. Lnwshe, physician
E. M. Hammorul, lawyer
24 A. &. S. Bosenfeld, clothing
2414 Holland & Son, dentists
' W. Crenshaw, dentist
25 New Home Sewing ilaelilne Co
26 L. H. BnidfieUl, druggist
Dr. E. L. CouiKiUy ' _ ,
27 F. L..Freyer, pianos
%r^ J. t. rendletoii, lawyer
■ T. P. Wesrmorelrnul, lawyer .
Bryce Smith, broker
28 D. C. PirchtuiM, pi<tures
S. L. Solonionson. jeweler
28V^ "H. Morrison, artist
29' P. Maltry. barber
W. W. Haskell & Co , fire ms
F. B. Shepard, life ins
30 A. Krelsle, clothing
C. G. Grosse, mer tailor
31 Freeman & Craukshaw, jewelers
32 J. C. & I. Daniel, boots and shoes !
321^ R. A. Holliday, dentit^t |
33 G. H. & A. W. Force, boots & shoes
33K J. G. Earnest, physician
Hebrew Christian Reading Room
J. H. & W. T. Kuhns, photograph-
ers
34 J. Selig, clothing
C. W. Motes, photographer
341^ Saul & Penna, restaurant
35 E. Hymes, hats
J. G. Jones, tailor
Sunday Record
36 L. C. Saul, confectionery
37 S. P. Richards & Son, books, etc j
38 Muse & Swift, clothing ' '
39 The Ga. Suit Co
39^2 Kempner House
40 J. M. Alexander & Co
403^ Southern Dental Journal
B. H. Catching, dentist
T. H. Ivie, photographer
41 J. A. And-^rson & Co., clothiers
42 & 44 Hir.^ch Bros., clothiers
43 Atlanta Book store i
431-^ Mrs. J. R. Wells, dress maker \
45 Miss M. Ryan, millinery '
46 & 48 J. M. High, dry goods
47 Er Lawshe, jeweler
47>^ W. P. Northen, engraver
L. D. Carpenter, dentast
49 B. Nathan, clothing ' " ^
50 Lieberman & Kaufman, trunks
503^ Miss Mary Kennedy, millinery
Mile JK M. Ray, dressmaker
51 Bramktt Bros., restaurant
6-i J. Steinhelmer <fc Co., whol cigars
and liquors
53 P. J. Stilson, jeweler : v;:
54 and 56, M. Rich & Bros., try goods
55 Eiseman Bros., clothiers
55 Vn C. B. Gaskill, lawyer
Collier <fc Collier, lawyers
* Miss C. WeU, dressmkr
56>^ Miss Lizzie Hetzel, hair work
Mrs. M. Morris, millinery
68>^ National Copying Co
58 to 64, J. Keely, dry goods, etc
61 J. Ryan, dry goods and shoes
63 T. Schumann, druggist
63^^ E. G. Lind, architect
J. A. Link, dentist
J. B. Baird, physician
Dr. P. T. Schley .
U% Dr. W. S. Armstrong, physician
j ^ (X Hunter)
65 J. W. Ward &'Co., hardware
65U Dr. B. M. WooUey
66' and 68, Chamberlain,JohiiBOh & Co^
dry goods
663^ D. Smith, dentist
Mrs. M. Taber, dressmkr
^irs. A. R. Nace, dressmkr
L. A. Clarkson & Co, books
E. Moneghan, tailor
Atlanta Institute of Penmanship
67 W. Doty, boots and shoes
67H W- Lycett, artist
69 A. Antonio & Co., varieties
70 American Sewing Machine Co
703^ Mrs. M. Griffies
71' Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co
72 Hart Bros., notions
73 Vacant
73>rt Vacant
74, 76 and 78, Regenstein A Kutz, mU-
linery ^ r« /^
75 Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
75H Mrs. M. Smith
77 and 79, 0. M. Hipps & Co., genl store
783^ Dr. Dromgoide
80 D. Morgan, saddle mfr
80>w P. Dunlap
81. A. Tischmaii, tailor
82 1. Steinheimer, clothing
83 Loyal <fc Bro., candy
W.M
22
Scott
Mikes CLOTHING to order.
Fit auarahteed at ready made prio«^
II and 13 Wiiitehall Street
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84 S. F. Beckham, hardware special-
ties
85 H. Wolfe, grocer
85>^ Collier House
86 McXausrht & Scrutchin, hardware
86 to 90, Grant House
87 W. J. Wood, stoves
88 Dohme & Duffy, grocers
89 T. R. Ripley, china
89>^ G. Greer, c
90 Clayton & Webb, liquors
91 Watts & Huff, wagons
92 Lieberman, Kaufman & Co., trunks
93 Nally & Maher, saloon
93}4 Miss S. Phillips
94 Shannon & Kerr, grocers
95 P. Lynch, grocer
96 C. W. Motes & Co., harness
97 J. L. Griffin, saloon
98 Haile & Mower, druggistn
99 Household Sewing Machine Co
100 J. T. Hagan, variety store
101 J. M. Lowe & Co., dry goods
102 Pinsen & Dozier, lirujjrs (X Mitchell)
104 C. J. Kicklighter, fi^h
B. H. Cameron, grocer
106 O. I. Culberson, i^rocer
1063^ U. Weeks ^
W. J. Leak
108 Clemmons<fc Kenny, butchers
110 A. Frank, wall p sper
110 C. L. DeJbridge & Bro., printers
111 W. H. West, grocer
112 J. B. Thorn, candy
112>^ Mrs K. Kimball
113 J. Kreis, butcher
114 H. Mozley, <lruggist
115 G. Johnson, fruits
116 I. B. McCravy, grocer
116>^ Mrs. M. W. Clower, boardhi^
117 A. F. Todd, butcher
118 C.C. Thorn, grocer
119 C. H. Bender, butcher
120 Mrs. E. Gartrell, boarding ^
121 Mrs. L. E. Morgan ^l^
122 J. D. Brady,baker \^
123 A. Domini, saloon
124 W. B. A. Dickinson, butcher
124>^ Mrs. M. E. Hancock, board in «»•
125 F. Steiglitz, baker
126 J. X. Smyth, grocer
127 H. C. Sawtell & Co., butchers
129 J. D. Cottingham, ffrocer
130 J. T. Hagan
1^1 A. Fugezzi, fruit
132 H. Watkins, c, shoemkr
l*^ H. Slowman, butcher
133>^ S. Clinton
135 J. H. Jentzen, saloon
^%
137 New York Furniture House
M. T. Castleberry, mattressmker
138 A. W. Mitchell, grocer -
139 Chicago Meat Market ,
140 Tye, Lynan & Tye, grocers
1401/O D. Tye
iTye
142 1. S. Mitchell, grocer (X Peters)
tfw cor Peters, Trinity M. E. Church
, South
ll6 E. P. Chamberlin " ,
149 E. J. Roach, physician
150 and 152 Mrs. B. S. Shaw, boardine
151 D. Mayer ^
15) I. Liebermann ' . ^
155 D. Stein heimer i '
15fi Vacant ' ^ ! , .
158 T. Thurraan
160 W. E. Hoyle, coal
161 J. B. Soarratt
165 C. Beermann
167 J. M. Presnell, grocer
165 A. J. Pinson, druggist
16 ) 1 ^Vestmoreland, c, shoemkr
170 W. E. Johnson, butcher
1 73 Dr. D. Smith
174 Mrs. S. O'Connor, boarding
175 Misn H. Thomas
177 E. Clarke
180 J. Ryan
181 Dr. J. Stainback Wilson
185 J* A. Williamson
187 Vacant
188 J. Martine
189 P. Lenea
Mrs. J. Freeman
191 J. Steinheimer
192 Dr. J. G. Earnest
195 W. H. Brotherton
196 W. F. Motes
197 W. Laird, grocer
198 H. C. Beermann
201 E. Williams
(X Garnett)
(X Brotherton)
kFraiBl 1! :
203 S. Bartmanu
205 A. Denk
206 J. B. Cathey
208 W. E. Foute
209 H. G. Kuhrt
21;J C. Heinz
216 G. B. Robert
1221 Vacant
' 225 G. N. Lester
230 W. S. Saul
233 J. N. Bell
234 J. Regeetein
239 G. S. Lowndes
241 J. Moser
242 P. Dodd
244 A. Rosenfeld
(X Form wait)
(X E. Fair)
(X Windsor)
work up Lumber faster than you can tak
Can Dress and
awiy. Capacity 25,000 feet per day. Telephone No. idb.
(X Hood)
245 J.J. Barnes ^
254 H. F.Leak ' '. ..
258 Mrs. M. J. Johnson
259 Dr. T. J. Word ^ ^ '^ -
262 Vacant ^ r. .xu
June Forsyth, Grermaa Lutheran On
266 J. McDonald ! . ; "^l^;
267 I. Steinheimer -^l > ;,
270 A. Gamble /
273 S. Dewald
277 M. Wellhouse ' / .e ^^ ' "
278 M. Harralson "-^^
284 J. M. Dugger - > -,
285 G. W. Jack
rear G. W. Jack & Co., candy fcty
287 Mrs. J. Gurley
288 W.A.Jack - ,
292 L. J. Trotti ; A %'r ^v %
296 P. M. Ezzell * ^M"-.: .-
297 W.Turner
303 Rev. W. C. Johnson
306 J. E. Singer
810 H. Lewis ^ ^ ^
311 E. B. Roeser
316 W. M. Pendleton f v
319 J. W. Holman
320 J. W. Clayton
324 A. J. Lyle
328 J. Berkele
337 G. H. Tanner
339 R. W. Smith
342 S. Benjamin
344 Dr. W. H. Camming
346 T. H. Francis
347 W. C. Bibb
348 J. D. Stocker
350 J. E. Mann
352 J. S. Doyle
354 Vacant
355 S. Maier
357 J. A. Willis
358 Z. A. Clark
359 J. F. Jones
360 T. A. Shelton
463 T. H. Ivie .
365 C. W. Wells
369 T. T. Dickson
370 C. W. Motes
377 W. C. Neff
380 0. A. Smith
386 H. Werner
389 Mrs. F. B. Latham
390 L. C. Wells
397 W. J. Wood
403 J. A. Gray
404 J. M. Warner
405 L. D. Gwin
Mrs. E. J. Mitchell
406 H. W. Thomas
H
(% Humphries)
(X Smith)
(X McDaniel)
4063^ Vacant
407 B. H. Austin
409 W. F. Wri^t
410 Vacant
413 Z. T. Johnson
416 Mrs. S. Ketckum
M. O. Markham
419 J. M. Moyers
425 B. F. Robert
426 Mrs. E. C. Fisher
427 V. A. Wilson >
429 J. Drew
430 Mrs. A. Hendrickson
431 H. W. Guthrie, grocer
440 A. L. Anthony (X Holland)
446 H. W. Smith (X E.T.,Va.&Ga.BJa)
448 W. Leigh
457 Mrs. B. Baker i
465 C. F. Baker
494 Dr. J. G. Westmoreland
497 J. P. Lee :f
500 J. P. Trotti i
518 M. McMaster ^ [
WILLIAMS, from Cain n to North ar,
2d w of West Peachtree, dlTidinir
Wards 5 and 6.
15 W. Saye
19 J. H. Martin
20 H. A. Smith
23 X. G. Aldreilge
*24 J. H. George
28 H. Nelson
29 Vacant
38 M. Hammonds
50 T.lR. Wright, c
se cor Simpson, J. F. QuiUian
ne cor Simpson, C. Hillwith
sw cor Alexander, S. Dunlap
ne cor Parker, Miss M Levert
nw cor Cox, J. Hornesby
NORTH OF cox.
1st, R. Banks
2d, B. Peyton
WILLOW, from North ar 8 t© Cox,
Ward 4.
WINDSOR, from Whitehall jane, For-
syth 8 to UmitB, Ward 2*
25 J. W. Fuller, grocer
27 C. Thompson
30 G. H. Tidwell
E. Tidwell
34 D. Cochrane
38 S. Wllkins
41 H. A. Bojrnton
47 J. L. Bell
48 W. L. Scruggs
49 A. J. Snropshire
(X Jones)
(X Rawson)
In STOCKS. COTTON. WrtEAT, CORN, PORK, SIDES, LA«D,
OATS, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM, go to PAINE.
ROWLAND & CO. 9 &^ >* tiortti Broad Street
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iV i Lj iV 0 W 1 M ^ ^ 36 E. WaU Street.
444
WES
55 J. H. Frj
65 F. Beck
59 Mrs. J. B. Fuse
65 R. T. Harper ,
66 O. C. Fi41er . '\
86 H. Slmqffi, c
93 F. A. Wwliama
»4 G. T. Street \ ^
98 J. A. Corbally
100 Mrs. L. E. Cosbey
E. H. Cosbey
101 W. F. McEwen
103 J. F. GkiffiQ
104 W. H. Johnson
105 W. A. Johnson
106 G. Fleming, c
112 W. S. Everett
ne cor Anderson, A. Rueker, c
147 K. Hall, c - (X Glean)
149 R. C. Blair, c
151 J. Wyatt, c |
152 D. Alexander
153 L. Morris, c
155 M. Morse, c - >
157 C. Wright, c
159 M. McPhoenix, c*
ne eor Stevens, W. Far r is
J. Meacbam
(X Fulton)
(X Richardson)
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160 I. Sanford
161 J. Johnson, c
162 I. McLauorhlift
163 C. Myies, c
164 G. Brewer
165 Kate White, d
166 G. Autrv t . , ^%^
167 J. Woodfbr c ;
WINSHIP kL., from North ar s to Cox
1st w of WiUmms, Ward o.
i«-;
WOOD, from Fair nr Cemetery, s to
91enn, Ward 3.
YOXGE, from Wheat s to Decatur, 2de
V of Fort, Ward 4.
4 W. H. White -^ ,
6 J. Smith, c **-
19 Mrs. Z. C. White :«^
20 F. Smith " ^ r '
23 E. Stowe ' -4-- A
28 Rev. H. M. Turner
29 J. W. Grogan
31 J. F. Buchanan
33 W. Keirsey
39 W. T. Baker
41 M. Hall
42 J. M. Eidson
48 D. W. Blocker
52 C. Rose
• »6 E. White, c
64 J. F. Littlejohn, grocer
65 A. BlaJock, c, (X Gartrell]
70 S. Brown, c • (X Fair)
75 MrrJ. L. Sparks
103 M. Richardson, (X Foster)
105 E. Aikin, c
106 A. Nesby, c
110 L. Moore* c
112 R. E. Davidson
cor Chambe lin, E. T. Paine, Jr
WEST END, situated immediately soafll-
nest of Atlanta- --Population aboot
ior»o,
G. A. Howell, Mayor.
S. L. McClanahan, Clerk and Marshal.
B. Smith, J. VV. RoUo, W. G.McGaughey
O. I. Culberson and J. C» Daniel, Coub-
eilmeu.
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THJii BaJSK sample ROOMiJ is the only
Private Place in the City.
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WM M PENDLETON, Presl A Manager.
KD. A- WBRNEB, Treawirer.
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CHAKLES K- MADDOX, Secretaiy.
DR. P. T. PENDLETON, iUcmwaa Director.
MANUFACTtrKEBS OF
FERTILIZERS,
PENDLETON'S AMMONIATED SUPEKPHOSPHATE, for Cetten
PENDLETON'S AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE, for Cofra.
pendlj:toe's wheat and oat fertilizer,
pendleton's turnip fertilizer.
PENDLETON'S VEGBTTABLE AND GRASS FERTILIZER.
PENDLETON'S ORANGE FERTILIZER.
PENDLETON'S PHOSPHATE FOR COMPOSTING.
PENDLETON'S ACID PHOSPHATE AND POTASH.
PURE GROUND ANIMAL BONE.
And Dealers in MLTIIATE OF POTASH, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA,
KAINIT, and other chemicals for fertUizmg purpoee«.
L
•World at Cimon Station, Georgia KaUroad, tbree miles firom Atlanta.
"Will maunfactnre any special brand to order.
•■Offlce in Uie Hill i^"<^^««g, directly orer tlie Gate City NaOcmal Bank.
AUBAMA STREET, ATLANTA. GA.
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^ NORTHWESTERN MUTUA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office, MILWAUZEE, WIS.
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i.lABll.ITIEi5, (Jaslary IST, 1884,) 17 953 07" J
SURPLUS OVER A FOUR PER CENT. RESERVeI IihI^^Im
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The advantages the Northwestern offer
are,
7. Purely MufuaL
2. Low Rate of Mortality. ^
8. Western Rates of Interest.
4. Conservative Management
- 5. Large Dividends.
v/ PJ^^ Souttiern policy holders share equally
with its Northern policy holders in the profits of the
Company This is not the case with some of the
Eastern Companies doing business in the South
i|^S'f^/S5'gfp2S2^or„,Sf4'e*^/„?" X>! tf 1!^R"i, ??V^r •"^'"■i'-"- -
Ufe Influrance. Its investments awTirrHTir ^^.^i.E ^ UNPARALLELED m the liiston (rf
ents
fTPArS LARGER DIVIDEI\IDS than any CCMPAH).
IT ISSUES POLICDBS ON ALL PLANS,
ORDINARY LIFE, ENDOWMENT, LIMITED PAYMENT
TONTINE AND SEMI-TONTINE.
or ACTIVE AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
y\l. WOODS WHITE, General Agent
Office : U\ Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
l\ W. HART.
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Wholesale and Eetail Dealer m
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WINDOW GT.ASS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLS. J«tc.
Estimates and Price Lists Prompt! t furnished on application.
No- 30 S. Broad St.
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FRED. W. HART, JJx
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GATE CITY PLANING M'Lt S.
F^ W^ MA^^ ^ S#lit
FULLER STREET, ADJOINING WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R,
An a CEneral Planing Mill Bnsines-
ORDERS CAN BE
LEFT AT THE
MILL, OR AT THE
STORE OF
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No. 3o So-u.tti Broa-d S^reet,
(TAKE MARIETTA STREET CASS.)
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The Smallest Profit attracts the
Largest Numher of Customers.
Esrgi-TTAw
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HAXTUN STEAM HEATING CO.
IMPERIAL GAS MACHIN
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MANVFACnntBBS AND DBALBUS IN
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WRITING PAPER, BOOK PAPER,
PRINT PAPER, WRAPPING PAPER,
RULED PAPERS, MANILLA PAPER,
WHITE AND COLORED TISSUE, m
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WEDDtNG GOODS. CHROMO CARDS,
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OVERTURE
BOUT as pleasant and agreeable a field of labor as one can enter is tike di-
rectory arena; involving no risk, no capital, calling for no pains or labor,
requiring no special qualifications or education, demanding no tax, bond or ftw-
feiture, and proraising honor, position and large profits, it is astonishing how few
oppositions we have been called upon to bury.
In the Ninth Annual Directory of this city (by the one management), we
have made no mistakes, committed no errors, left out nothing, and have no
apologies to make. The information, generally, was furnished, as usual, upon
call and recall. The advertisements were earned (and are paid for.) The sub-
scriptions came in in the ratio of one for every hundred or so, or just in the pro-
portion of demand ; and they will go out just in proportion to the supply— of
cash. The hardships and refusals were just about so-so. The borrowers of direo-
tx)ries will decrease about four (by death). The population has shown up at
56,837. The names in this volume number 19,583, including those of George
Washington (8) and ourself. By actual count we will have' gained some lySOO
namety which is a very good percentage for a year of panics and depression, and
is due to the peculiar and unexplained attractiveness of our city, and not entirely
to the politeness, perseverance and unblushing effrontery of our average, oom-
monplace assistants, to whom is due the usual amount of credit, however.
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Page
Abbreviations 113
Academies and Schools 61 and 12
Advertising Department 37
Advertising Index 7
Appendix 9
Asylums and Hospitals 13
Bands 13
Banks 13
Bible Societies 13
Board of Aldermen 9
Board of Common Council 9
Board of Education 11
Board of Health 10
Board of Police Commissioners . . 11
Board of Trade , 16
Board of Water Commissioners 11
Building and Loan Associations. . 13, 14
Businoss Directory 61
Cemeteries 14
Census 3
Christian Associations 14
Churches i..^,^ 14
City Court : ^^ 34
City Government ^^^ . .., ..^ ^. 9
City Officers ..;....;.... 10
Clubs and Societies 16
Commercial Directory 61
Congressional Districts 28
Corrections, Removals, etc 6
County Court 34
County Officers 27
Courts (aU) 31, 34
Educational n
Executive of Georgia 27
Express Companies 16
Fire Department 11
General Directory of Names ! . . 113
General Directory of Streets 386
Georgia State Grovernment 27
General Assembly 29
Incorporated Companies . . . . ... . . . 16, 17
Index to Advertisers 7
Pags.
Insurance Companies 18
Judiciary 31
Justices Courts 34
Legislature
Libraries 19
Literary Association. 19
Masonic 24
Me<Iical Colleges and Associations. . . 19
Military Organizations 19
Names in General , . .113
Newspapers, etc 19 20
Ordinary 34
Overture. . 3
Parks and Places of Amusement 20
Police Department 13
Post-office .^ 20
Railroads 21
Railroad Commission ^^..,. ... 27
Recorders Court ..... 34
Relief and Benevolent Organiza-
tions 34
Schools 11 61
Secret Societies 24 25
SheriflTs Office
Signal Service ..w,^.,
State Judiciary /.! 31
State LegiRlature.:.^^^ 29
State of Greorgia. 27
Street Railroads 24
Streets with numbers and name of
occupants 386
Superior Courts 31
Telegraph Companies 26
Telephone Companies 26
Temperance 25
U. S. Commissioners 26
U.S. Courts ^ 34
U. S. Internal Revenue 27
U. S. Officers (local) 26
Ward Boundaries. 6
West End .478
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
PIRST WARD— Commencing at crossing White-
hall and the Western A Atlantic Railroad, and
thence on the Western k Atlantic Railroad to
Foundry, and west on Foundry to corporate line,
thence along said line southward to Whitehall and
thence baclc, northeast, on Whitehall to place of
beginning.
SECOND WARD — Commencing at crossing,
Whitehall and W. a A. R. R„ and thence east on
W. k, A. and Ga. R. R. to junction Calhoun, and
thence down Calhoun to junction Hunter and Cap-
itol avenue, thence south on Capitol avenue to cor-
porate line, thence along *aid line westward, to
Whitehall, thence back, along WTiitehall to place of
beginning.
THIRD WARD— Commencing on Ga. R. R. at
Calhoun, thence alangGa. R. R. east to corporate
line, thence south and west along said line to Cap-
itol avenue, thence north on same back to place
of beginning, Calhoun * Ga. R. R.
FOURTH WARD-CoDMnencing on Ga H. i» «
Butler street crossing, thence along said imd ftil
ward to corporate line, thence north and wSt aS
said line to Mynle, thence south on Myme to S
ler at North avenue, thence down BuUer tX
of beginning. ^^i ujpia«
FIFTH WARD-Commencing on W. A a r »
at crossing of Forsyth, and along said raSnL
northwest to Foundry, thence west on Fonndn il
corporate line, thence along said line north knX
east to Williams, thence s^uth on WiSK
James at Cain, thence southeast on James to Pw
syth, thence back, southward, on Forsyth to dUm
of beginning. ~i«w
SIXTH WARD — Commencing on Ga. B, B u
crossing of BuUer, thence northwest alone Gi
R. R. and W. A A. R. R., to Forsyth, Ihence nortt
east on Forsyth to James, thence northwest oa
James to Williams, thence north on Williams '£
corporate line, thence east along said line to Mn.
tie, thence south on Myrtle to Butler, thence don
BuUer to place of beginning.
CORRECTIONS and REMOVALS.
Akin Charles, pressman J. P. Harrison
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Barth Carl F., piano tuner, telephone
554» P. O. Box 476, r South river rd,
nr city limits
BashlorZenos L., carpenter,r 42 Powers
Bates Elizabeth L., wirl J., r 58 Wheat
Beall Clarence, elk, r 206 Whitehall
Bell Amanda, wid G., r 114 S. Pryor
Bell Maria E., wid H. G., r 72 E. Peters
Bell Samuel R., r 66 Fraser
Blanchard Anna Miss, Artist Exchange
31>^ Peachtree,. bds National Hotel
Boswell L. E., r 334 Luckie
Boys High School, 69 E. Mitchell
Cunningham Caesar, c, lab, r 137 Chap-
el
Draper, Moore & Co (W. W. Draper, J.
M. Moore and Moore, Marsh & Co)
whol shoes, 16>^ Decatur '
Furlow Charles T., bkkpr Comptler geni
Goodrich A. M., slate contractor 13 S.
Broad (see p 55)
Gordon Frank, lawyer, office 40 Marietta
(rtmoyed)
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Hagan Levi H., artist, 6>^ Whitehall
Hall. J. J., (SucceFSor to G. W. Hall
& Co.) :
Jones John F., elk Sec of State.remoTed
to 61 Hood
Jones W. M., elk Maddox, Bucker k
Co, r 61 Hood
May Bros (J. and I. Mav), clothing 101
Whitehall
Mickelberry & Lewis, feed and proris-
ions, 41 & 43 E. Alabama
Roberts, E. :M. & Co., real estate, 10
S. Broad
Robinson, Philip B., lawyer, 1 Peaehtree
Schell J. T., shoemkr 143 W. Peters
Smith Chas. B.,yard conductor C. B.B..
r 16 Spring
Smith Elias, merchant, r 64 N. Pryor
Smith, J. Henly, real estate, 43 S. Broad
Smith W. S., druggist, r 397 Marietta
Speer H. A., r 40 Markham
Stewart & Blenworthy, skating rink 11
and 19 S. Forsyth
Winship Machine Co., (succesflors to
- Winship <fc Bros)
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ndrews A. B., clothing.... 6» ' LaFontaiue & May, lumber Ac
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.tlanta Gas Lt Co 75
jio-ier Clarence, ins and fertilizers 44
.tlanta Bap. Seminary 48
Atlanta Enterprise, G. W. Dale bottom
line
Ltlanta Home Ins. Co., Joel Hurt,
sec top lines and opp 34
lAtJanta Med. and Surg. Journal 37
[Atlanta Rubber Co top line
Ballard B. W., cigars 68
Barth C. F., piano tuner. ....... 90
fBrpinaker-Moonf I'aper Co. Louis-
ville, Ky back of title
iBruL'e & Moigjut, nrchitt*ct«< . 4.'>
Brnnswic'k-Baike-Collender Co 44
Buddeii &, Son, lithograpners. inset
opp 37
[Campbell Printing Press & Mfg. Co. 42
; Carroll O. C, liquors . 50
iCastleman Hunipliries, broker and ins
boiioin line and b?uk vover
\ Central Railroad 38
CoaljCreek Mining Co., Jit. H. Ricli-
anls, Jr . . '. back fover
Cooledge F. J. & Bro., .glans, oil.s
and paints top en«i stamp luwX lly A
('raiikbhaw H. & C »., lumber, etc..
front pufiter
Delbridge A. J., slioeinkr 48
l»e!inison Mtg. C«» , Uigs . backlmne
and 40
l)e\\'nld G.'o. ^.t Ci»., br«/k«irs. JiO
Donehoo K. F., oy-rer<, tish and ice.. "39
Djinlop Ot Cotifii. i)api*r ami priciliTs
inset oi>pll2
Eddleman G. H.. n'al estate 55
Eddystone S<»lul)le Guano 44
Erfrenzinger A., uphoi-terer 4
Estey Organ Co trout cover and 51
Fay & EichlKjrg, architects 47
Fontaine Francis, farm mortgage*. 41
Georgia Chem. and Mining Co, fertil-
izers 39
Gilford J. A., boilermkr. 64
Goodrich A. M., slater 55
Grand Rapids & Ind. R. R. ^^Fishing
Line" 5«
Green J. M., fertilizers 44
Hart F. W., builders supplies.
_ back painter
Hart F. W. & Son, planing mill
back paster
Haskell W. W. & Co, in^ 54
Humphreys' Homeo Spec. Med. Co. 55
Hyde E. H., engraver. 54
Kimball <fc Wheeler, architects 43
Knapp R. H., real estate covers
ii&gomarsino Jno., fruits and candy 48
hottom end stamp and 60
Lambert M. A.*Mr>., florist , 43
Langston <fe Crane, whol grocers. ... 41
Larsson Mile., dressrakr 43
Lee A. F., fen^e conirattor. . 73
Longley & Niies, builders supplies. .
back of title
Lycett Wm., art school..
top front cover
Lvnan Harrv. ticket broker 97
McAvoy A. C., hats 80
Milburn Wagon Co., 11. L. Atwater
top lines and 49
M iller & Brady, stsiblfs .
1 ront cov#-r
Mitclu'll & Parker, lumber . .♦
bottom lines
Moore's Business University . . . . .
back cover and 53
Morrill G. H. & C«»., N. Y., inks. . 57
Motes C.W., plioTographer. front cover
Xorihwesrern Life Ins. Co., W. W.
White fly B
Pat:er>on W. 11., br(»ker »
^ ^ ,^^ back bone
P.^tterson & Bjwden, undertakers
cover anil fly A
Pen4llet«»n Guano Co fly C
Perdtie & Egleston, ins aiit*. 47
Phillips ct <'rew, music aiid )>ooks .
front cover and 45
RaviMiel Louis, adv'g agt 43
Riee <& Wiiv. n, re.nl e.^rate front
cover and 41
Ri.hard> K. II. Jr.,^ Coal C»^»ek
Mining C<». . haik cover
Rihniond 4& Danville R.R . 46
Rityal In-. <'o hack cover
Schiilhafer Bros, pliiinbers. front paster
Scott Geo. W. A Co., fertilizers 49
Scott W. M., gents' furnishing
goods hottom lines
Southern Med. College 56
Spelman Bap. Seudnary 57
Stocks Jno. T., coal . . : front cover
Swift C. H. & Co , undertakers...
back cover and 54
Thompson's Dhiing Parlor 37
Thrower Jas. G., plasterer 47
Tryon & Watson, sash and doors, fly D
Weatherbe C. F., Plymouth Rock
Chickens * 8
Western & Atlantic R, B. 52
White S. M. Co .front edge and 59
Willingham W. J., lumber and buihi-
ers' material top lines 50
Wilson J. C. (& Co., coal, lumber and
brick inset, opp.llS
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ITLANTA* DUPLEX* BIRECTORY.
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City, County, State and United States Record.
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Qiuiber of CoBserce Building,
PRYOR,
Corner of Hunter St.
. ^ ^LEQTION ., , .
For Mayor
HELD BIENNIALLY,
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IstVeHnesdaTinDecGiiiiif.
GENERAL
Is composed of a Board of Aldermen, Ave, and Common Council, twelve. Of the
hou'' ""11 "^T^^^^r *? "^^^^ ^'■^"^ ®*^'h ^^a*"^ annually for two years. Election
th/r.] T^i 1 ' Wednesday in Dei-eraber, each year. Regular meetings first and
third Mondays m each month. Aldermanic Board meet first and tliW Wednes-
. CITY OP ATLANTA.
Mayor— George Hillyer. Elected De-
cember, 1884, for two years. Salary,
Board of Aldermen.
J. H, Mecaslin, H. C. Stockdell, J. R.
(xramhng, J. T. Cooper and H. G. Hut-
chison.
Board of Common Conncil.
T^i^^t*^^^- ^- Middlebrooks.
J. M. McAfee.
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Second Ward — W. J. Garrett, Max
Eutz.
Third Ward— D. A. Beatie, C. W *
Mangum.
Fourth Ward— E. F. May, W. M.
Mickel berry.
Fifth Ward— Z. A. Rice, E. Van
Winkle.
Sixth Ward-^. C. KirkDatrick, M.
Mahoney.
(Salaries of Aldermen and Councilmen
$200 per annum.)
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
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not appointed at date of issue.
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City Officers, Etc.
(SEE ALSO COURTS.) i^J i*^
City Hall — Pryor, ne cor Hunter ^-
Auditor and Recoeder — J. A. An-
derson. Office, 16 Whitehall. Salary
$1,700. Bond $1,000. Court every moi:n^
in^ except Sunday.
City Clerk — J. H. (goldsmith. Bond
$40,000. Salary, fees. T. 0. HaU, as^
sistaiit. x-.;'
Assessors — D. A. Cook, Clem R. Har-
ris, T. J, Malone, two laiters' s.'ilarie8
$1,200. ^ '
Collector and Receiver — D. A.
Cook. Bond, $25,000. Salary, $1,500.
Commissioners of Streets' and Sew-
ers— 25 S. Broad. Chairman, M. E.
Muher; G. T. Oj^letree.
Marshal— J. W. Loyd. Bond, 25,000.
Salary, perquisitits. W. R, Joyuer,
deputy.
Treasurer— E. S. McCandless. Sal-
ary, $1,200. Bond, $50,000
Building Inspectors— Calvin Fay, J.
C. Peck, GusL E. Leo. Salaries $100
per annum.
City LamplicIhter — J. W. Bagbv.
Salary, $1,800.
City Printing — By contract.
City Engineer — Huj?h Anirier. Of-
fice 25 S. Broad. Salary, $1,800. H.
T. McDaniel, a?st; salarf, $1,500. J. L.
Sanders, as8t on map; $1,500. E. E.
Reiieau, asst on map; $900.
City Attorney — E . A. Angier. Of-
fice, Gate City Nat Bank Bldg. Salary,
$1,800. Assistant, J. T. Pendleton:
salary, $100 per month.
City Sexton — W. A. Bonnell. Sal-
$900. Bonfl, $1,000.
Keeper City Hall — Jacob Morris.
Salary, $600.
Keeper Magazinie — J. C. Thurman.
Salary, $500. Bond, $1,000.
Street Supt.— Ed Cox. Salary, |1,-
200 per annum.
I Board of Heaitii. \
W. S. Armstrong, M. D., President;
J. B. Baird, M. D., Secretary; J. F. Al-
exander, M. D., F. P. Rice and Aaron
Haas.
City Fhjsieiaiis*
J. R. Godkin, First Ward. Salary,
$440.
E. Van Goitsnoven, Second Ward.
Salary, $330.
T. E. CoUier, Third Ward. Salary,
$360.
M. C. Martin, Fourth Ward. Salary,
$440.
JL S. Dyer, Fifth Ward. Salary, $440
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Board of Police CommissioBers.
Elected by Council for three years. Sal-
ary of each, $100 per annum, with $200
to chairman and $50 extra allowed the
secretary for clerical labor; W. T. Grold-
smith, secretary.
J. W. English, Chairman ; C. J. Han-
cock, Paul Jones and B. E. Crane.
Regular meeting, second Monday night
of each month.
Board of Water Commissioners.
E. E. Rawson, G. W. Adair, C. C.
Hammock.
E. E. Rawson, President; J. W.Cul-
pepper, Secretary and Treasurer ; W. G.
Richards, Superintendent ; G. W. Terry,
Chief Engineer ; W. Haffey and J. b!
Warren, assistants.
EDICATIO^TAL.
Board of Education — Office, 75 E.
Mitchell. ^^. i. '
Officers— Hon. Joseph E. Brown,
President; David Mayer, Vice-Presi-
dent; E. E. Rawson, Treasurer; W. F.
tslaton. Secretary and Superintendent..
Members -David Mayer, J. C. Kim-
ball, D. A. Beatie, Thomas S. Powell,
R. J. Lowry, M. C. Blanchard, J. T.
Glenn, E. J. Roach, Joseph E. Brown,
W. A. Hemplull, E. E. Rawson, Jf . J.
Hammond, and the Mayor, ezofficio.
Schools.
(SEE ALSO ACADEMIES AND BUSINESS DI-
TOBY.)
Boys' High School— 69 E. Mitchell.
Wm. A. Bass, Principal ; salary, $1,600.
GiBLs' High School— 17 Washington.
$lToo^* ^c^^ey. Principal; siOary,
Crew Strebt School— 119 South av.
vT" -^^oy^* Principal; salary, $1,410.
t air Street School— Corner Fair and
$l7l0 * ^* ^* '^'^'*®' Principal ; salary,
bmith. Principal; salary, $1,410.
Marietta Street School— 271 Mari-
Slio^* C- Mitchell, Principal; salary,
Walker Stket School— Corner of
Walker and Haynes. A. J. M. Biaien,
Pnncipal; salary, $1,600.
Calhoun Stkkbt School— Comer Cal-
houn and Currier. Mrs. H. B. Echols,
^ncipal; salary, $525. '
Colored.
mS^V^ ^ ScHOOL-160 Martin.
J»J«.fl. N. Longan, Principal; salary,
Houston Street School- 140 Hous-
ton. A. Graves, Principal; salary.
$600. *^ ' •''
MrrcHELL St. School— 279 Mitchell.
E. P. Johnson, Principal; salary, $600.
FIRE DEPABTMEirr.
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The Atlanta Paid Fire Department was
organized July 1, 1882 ; now has a chief
engineer, four foremen, three engineers,
thirty-six men, three steamers, three
2-horse hose reels, one hook and ladder
truck, fifteen horses, and about 6,500
feet of hose. Th^ annual expense, in
connection with Are alarm, is about $38,-
000. The force is paid as follows':
Chief, $112.50 per month ; foreman $70
per month ; engineers, $75 per month;
drivers $6u per month ; runners, $50 per
month.
Chief— Matt Ryan; office, 25 South
Broad. r^v:
When fire is proclaimed, the alarm
will be sent in from the box nearest the
location of the fire. On opening the box
directions will be found inside for giving
the alarm. After pulling hook once let
go, and under no circumstance touch it
again.
The fire bells to announce an alarm
from box 24, for instance, will be struck
twice, and after a short pause, four; then
in about a minute the alarm will be re-
peated until four alarms have been
struck.
Keys to box may be found in house
nearest the box. Be carefuJ to return
key.
Location of Boxes.
No. 12— Xo. 1 Engine House, Broad
street.
N'o. 13— Mitchell street, near White-
hall.
Xo. 14— Station House, on Pryor
street.
No. 15— Comer Peachtree and Broad
streets.
No. 16— Comer Peachtree and Ivy
streets.
No.l7— Corner Peachtree and Merritfs
avenue
No. 21— Opera House (private.)
Na 23 — Cotton Factory (private.)
No. 24— Corner Poplar and Cone sts.
No. 25— Corner Marietta and Walum
streets.
No. 26— Corner Marietta and Simnson
streets. *^
No. 31— Comer Whitehall and Broth-
erton.
No. 32— Comer WhitehaU and Hood
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inirton street. .
^o. 35-Ck)rner Washington and
Clarke. , :
^o. 3e--JaiI. on Fraser street.
No. 41— Corner Decatur and Peach-
No. 42— Opposite Lloyd street on De-
catur.
No. 43— Weet Point Depot (private.)
No. 45— Corner Decatur and Bell sts.
Xo. 46— Corner Wheat and Collins sts.
No. 51— Central Railroad Depot.
No. 52— Corner Mitchell and Mangum
streets
No. 53— Corner Peters and Central
Bailroad. .
No. 54 — Corner Peters and Fair sts.
No. 56 — Jamestown.
No. 61— Corner McDonough and Raw-
fion streets.
No. 62 -Marietta, corner Pine.
No. 63— Gilmer, corner Butler.
SuPBSNUMERARiss — AloHZO A.Brookg,
J. F. Abney, K. H. Cochran, A. H.
Goodson, E. L. Hawley, D. A. Hoyle,J.
J. Jone*i, A. Linan, S. Looney, J. W.
Reaves, T. A. Ryan, G. W. Steint, M. J.
Smith.
Cemetery Guards — J. K. Hunter,
W. J. Collin?. Salaries, $600. c fi ^^;
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POLICE DEPARTHEXT.
(SEE ALSO COURTS.)
Headquarters 47 South Prynr. In-
cluding the chief the force numbers 75
men, who are under the control of a
Board of Commissioners (which see),
and are maintained at an annual expense
U» the city of :ibout $47,000. Election
by the Board, held biennially, ApriJUt.
None of the officers or men receive any
perquisites, costs or extras whatever,
except where reward;* have been offered
for the arrest of criminals.
Chief— A. B.Connolly; salary.$1.500.
Captains— N. G. AUlredge, E. F.
Couch, W. M. Crim, W.P. Manley. Sal-
aries, $900.
Station Keepers — J. F. Buchanan,
W. E. Foute. Salaries, $2.25 per day.
Patrolmen— J. N. Abbott, T. P. Ald-
redge, H. H. Bedford, Caspar Breuning,
J. T. Brown, J. C. Carlisle, J. B Chap-
man, F. Christophiue, R. H. Clarke, J.
W. Gloer, J. I. Gloer, J. J. Green, R. B.
Harri8,J. A.Hildebrand,M. N. Holland,
J. C. Joyner, J. W. Linan, J. A.Martin,
Jos. Meehan, J. L. Mercer, W. J. Mon-
crief, Z. B. Moon, A. J. Moss, J. McG^e,
H.C. McWilliams, G. McWilliams, T. J.
McWilliaras, D. P. Nolan, J. W. Nor-
man, J. R. Parish, J. E. Pate, G. Phil-
lips, G. Poole, M. J. Prisock, J. E.
Rapp,Z. T. Reid, J. G. Russell, W. N.
Sheridan, J. C. Steerman, J. H. Stroud,
W. Z. Taylor, T. J: Thompson, G. W.
Walton, Nat West, M. M. White, G.
Wright, C. W. Wynne. Salaries, $2.00
per aay. v >< ;
ACADEMIES AJH) SCHOOLS.
(For Public Schools, see Educational,
and for Private Schools,see the Business
Directorv.)
Atlanta Female Institute— 141 and
143 Peachtree. Mrs. J. W. Ballard,
principal. Miss Ada Cromw*^, matron.
Atlanta Preparatory SoIool— 165
S. Pryor. Miss Bunnie Love, prin.
Academy of the Immaculate Con-
ception— E. side Loyd, south of Hunter.
Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Sis-
ter M Regis, superior; Sister M. Tere-
pa, assistant superior; Sister M. Gabriel,
treas; Sister M. Boneventure, procura-
trix.
Industrial School, 70 Cone street;
Mr:i. E. C. Bemis and Miss L. W. Bo-
barti?, teachers.
Means' High School— 76 North For-
syth. T. A. Means, principal.
Moore's Business University— 26
and 2S E. Alabama. Prof. B. F, Moore,
presfident.
Sacred Heart Convent— 228 Luckie.
Sister Athanasius, superior.
Sts. Pkters and St. Paul Parochul
School— 331 Marietta, conducted by
Sisters of Mercy.
West End Academy— Lee, east of
Oak, West End. Wm. W. Lambdin,
principal. ^ ; ^
Colored.
Atlanta Baptist Seminary— Elliott,
northwest corner W. Hunter. Founded
1871) under the auspices of the American
Baptist Home Missionary Society. D-
F. Estes, acting president; T. V. Cal-
kins, A. M., and Kev.W. E. Holmes, pro-
fessors
Atlanta University- Terminus of
West Mitchell. Incorporated October,
1867. Open to both sexes and attended
b V colored people . Besides small tuition
fees and donations, the State of Georgia
appropriates $8,000 annually to this in-
stitution. Edmund A. Ware, A. M.,
President; Rev. Cyrus W. Francis, Sec-
retary. ^ , .*
Clark University— South end oi
Capitol av. Chartered 1877. Rev.E.a
Thayer, A. M., President, Treasurer and
Secretary.
Spklman Baftwt Female SsMttART
—35 Leonard street, A. Bkablisfied 1881,
and is now conducted under the auspices
of the American Baptist Home Mission
Society, New York, and is supported by
the Woman's American Baptist Home
Mission Society of Boston. Miss S. B.
Packard, Miss H. E. Giles, principals.
Storr's School— 96 Houston. Main-
tained by American Congregational Mis-
sionary Society. Miss A. Williams,
principal.
ASYLUMS AND HOSPITALS,
Atlanta Hospttal and Bknevolknt
Homb— 81 Waverly place. Under con-
trol of the Benevolent Home Society. H.
H. Tucker, President; John Mllledge,
Vice-President; H. Cranston, Sr., Sec-
retary ; David Mayer, Treasurer ; Mrs.
Mary Irby, Matron. The city pays $76
per month for the care of city patients.
Atlanta Surgical Infirmary — J.
McF. Gaston, M.D., physician in charge,
107 Marietta.
Central Ivy Street Hospital, of the
Southern Medical College— 46 Ivy. Un-
der management of the Ladles' Hospital
Association, Mrs. G. W. Steel, Matron.
Gratuitous medical and surgical treat-
ment is furnished by the Faculty of the
College.
St. Joseph's Infirmary — ^216 North
Collins. In charge of Sisters of Mercy,
Sister Mary Cecilia, superior.
. Taliaferro & Noble's Private In-
firmary, for Diseases of Women, Mrs.
M. Dunwoody, matron, 170, 180 and 1S4
S. Pryor.
Wm. a. & T. D. Love's Private In-
firmary, for diseases of Women and
Children, 181 and 183 Whitehall.
6AN1>S.
Atlanta Musical 243^ E. Ala-
bama. Charles E. Klugel, leader.
WurmV Band — DeGive's OperaHouse,
A. J. Wurm, leader.
Colored.
Huff's Atlanta Cornet— 99 Deca-
tur. Lewis Huff, leader.
Randall's Junior Cornet — W. Ran-
dal), leader.
BANKS.
Atlanta National Bank— 15 E.
Alabama. Organized 1865. Capital,
$150,000 ; surplus, $50,000. Jas. Swann,
president; R. H. Richards, vice-presi-
dent; P. Romare, cashier; W. W. Aus-
tell, assistant cashier. Directors— W. R.
HUl, Paul Romare, S. B. Hoyt, W. W.
Austell. H. T. Inman, R. H. Blofanards.
Bank of the Stats op GsoBOLa^47
Loyd. Cash capital, $100,000; soipliiB,
$65,000; F. M. Coker, preaident; F. M.
Coker, Jr., cashier. Dlrectora — F* M.
Coker, G. T. Hodgson, E, W. Marsh,
J. W . Harris.
Gate City National Baux— «1 E.
Alabama. Urganiied May 7, 1879. Cwp-
ital, $250,000; surplus, $70,000. L. J.
Hill, president ; E. S. McCandless, cash-
ier. Directors— J. M. HUI, L. J. Hffl,
Charles Beerman, A. W. ffill, W. A.
Hemphill.
J. H. James— 3:1 WhitefaaU.
LowBY Wm, M. <fc R. J.— Capital and
surplus, $300,000. 69 £. Alabama.
Maddox, Ruckz& a Co. — 36 W. Ala-
bama.
MiEBCHANTa' Bank of Atlanta-t-H
E. Alabama. Cash ci^itai, $200^000;
surplus, $50,000. J. H. Porter, jfi^tth
dent; W. D. Luckie, caster. Direc-
tors— Ben. E. Crane, J. H. Porter, W.
P. Price, J. M. Veach, B. A. Anderton,
A. D. Adair, R. D. Sliding, Qtorgi
Winship and James R. Wylie.
PowsBS & Egleston — 15 N. Broad.
BIBLE SOCIETDSS.
Atlanta Bible Society — Depository
32 Wall. William A. Moore, president;
W. Woods White, secretary; W. H.
Nutting, treasurer.
BOARDS.
Home Mission Boabd of SouTHSiuf
Baptist Convention — 20>^ E. Alabama.
J. D. Stewart, president; Rev. I. J.
Ticheuor, secretary ; A. D. Adair treaa-
urer.
BUILDING k LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Atlanta Building and Loan Asso-
ciation—Office 153^ S. Broad. J. C.
Kirk Patrick, president; Joel Hurt, sec-
retary and treasurer ; W. S. Thomson,
attorney.
Empibe Building and Loan Asso-
ciation—36 E. Alabima. A. Roeenfeld,
president; A. Haas, secretary and treas-
urer.
Gate City Loan and Building Asso-
ciation— 23^ Marietta. Incorporated
May 31, 1884. A. J. Haiti wanger, pres-
ident; W. H. Xuttinjc, secretary and
treasurer ; Read A Candler, attorneys.
HiBEBNiA Building and Loan Asso-
ciation—41 £. Alabama. M. Mahoney.
president; P. F. Clarice, secretary and
treasurer.
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Atlanta City Directory.
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Home BurLDiNo and Loan Associa-
tion— 153^ S. Broad. George Winship,
prcaident; Joel Hurt, secratery and
treasurer; S. B;imett, Jr., attorney.
The Mutual Loan and BuiLDpfG
Association — 31 S. Broad. Tiicorpo-
rated October, 1882. J. W. Ei^lish,^
5 resident; T. M. Wood, vice-president j
. C. Hendrix, secretary and treasurer.
Directors: J. A. Whitner, H. H. Caba-
niss, J. B. Shipp, W. J. Speairs, E. W.
Hewitt, W. H. Frizzell, W. C. Dodson;
Haygood & Martin, solicitors.
CEMETERIES.
Oakland Cemetery — Eastern termi-
nus of Hunter street ; entrance also on
Fair; W. A. Bonnell, sexton; J. K.
Hunter and W. J. Collins, guards, both
appointed and paid by City Council.
West View Cemetery — North of
West ifind, on Green's Ferry Road, four
miles. T. C. Veale, sexton and engineer.
CHRISTLAH ASSOCIATIONS.
Young Mxn*8 Christian Associa-
tion— Walton, southeast corner Forsyth.
Business meeting first Monday in each
month ; devotional services eyery Sun-
day, 4 p.m. James W. Harle, president ;
J. M. Johnson, recording secretary ; A.
B. Bixby, general secretary.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
Bellwood Church (Seventh Church.
— Southside Mayson's Ferry road, Bell-
wood. Services, 11 a.m and 7:30p.m)
Rev. A. K. Tribble, pastor.
Central Church (Fourth Church)—
179 W. Peters. Services 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school
9 a.m. Rev. E. Z. F. Golden, pastor.
Fifth Church— Fillmore, northwest
comer Bell. Services, 11 a.m. and 7:30
p.m. Sunday-school 9 :30 a.m. Rev. V .
C. Norcross, pastor.
First Church— Walton, northwest
corner Forsyth. Services 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev.
J. B. Hawthorne, D.D., pastor.
Mission Baptist Church— 160 Rich-
ardson. (In connecti6n with Second
Baptist Church).
Second Church— Washington, north-
west comer Mitchell. Services 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday 7 p.m. Sunday-school, 9 :30
a.m. Young Men's Prayer meeting
Monday, 7 p.m. Rev. Henry McDonald,
pastor.
Sixth Church— 179 W. Hunter. Ser^
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school
9.30 a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday
7 p.ffii Young Men'i Prayer meetinir
Friday 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. H. Weav^
pastor. ^. *
Third Church — 31 Jones avenue.
Services 11 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. C. Hor-
nady, pastor. .;, -f.
COLORED.
I Antioch Church — 9 Wallace. Servi-
ces 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meet-
ing every Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. - ;>.. i !i,
Bethlehem Church — 168 Fraier. Sier-
vices 3 and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. Prayer meetijif^. Wednesd^j^ 7:30
.m. r***** =»•:. ■ "^ > f *
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Friendship Church — Mitchell, north-
west corner Haynes. Services 11 a.m. 3
p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 3
a.m.
Humphries Missionary Church— 103
E. Humphries. Rev. Robert Grant,
pastor.
Macedonia Church — 387 Mangum.
Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M. Jones,
pastor.
Mount Moriah Church — Fort, be-
tween Decatur and Fillmore. Services
11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Rev. C. McCombs,
pastor. 1
Pleasant Grove Church — East side
Reed, south of Crumley; near limits.
Services 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesdoy 7.30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Rev. Charles O. Jones,
pastor. i "
Providence Church — 37 Green's Fer-
ry avenue. Services 3 and 7 p.m. Sun-
diay-school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting
Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. G^eo. W. Martin,
pastor.
Second Missionary Church — Ira nw
corner Eeds.
Wheat Street Church — Wheat, ne
corner Fort. Services 11 a.m., 3 p.m.
and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 7.30 p.m. Sun-
day-school'9 a.m. Rev. W. H. Tilman,
pastor.
Christian.
Church of Christ — North side Hun*
ter, between Pry or and Lloyd. Service*
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. A. 6. Thomas, pastor. •
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Congregational-
Berrien Church —Services 11 a.m.
and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 4 p.m.
Rev. Mr. Shaw pastor. _ ^
Bethany Church — Exposition
Grounds. Services 4 p.m. Sunday-
school 9.30 a.m. Rev. J. H. Parker,
pastor. ^■
Piedmont Congregational Church.
14 X. Broad. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30
p.m. Sunday-school 12-30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. J.
H. Parker, pastor.
colored.
First Congregational Church —
Collins, northeast corner Houston. Ser-
vices 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day 7.30 p.m. Rev. E. Kent, pastor.
Episcopal.
Rt.Rev. J. W. Beckwith, Bishop Dio-
cese of Georgia.
Mission of the Redeemer — Walker,
northwest corner Fair. Services 7 p.m.
Sunday-school 3.30 p.m. Evening
prayer Wednesday 7.30 p.m. Rev. W.
C. Williams, rector.
St. Luke's Cathedral — Prvor, north-
east corner Houston. Services 7 a.m.,
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday-school 9.30
a.m. Evening p ayer, daily 4 p.m. Rt.
Rev. John W. Beckwith, rector. Rev.
C. M. Beckwith, priest in charge.
St. Phili**'s Church — Washington,
northeast corner Hunter. Services 10.
30 a.m. and o p.m. Litany 9 a.m.
Wednesday. Evening prayer Friday 5
p.m. Sunday-school 9*45 a.m. Rev. J.
G. Armstrong, rector.
Israel.
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
—Synagogue, Garnctt, .<outlieast corner
Forsyth. Services Friday 6 p.m.;
Saturday 9 a.m. M. Wellhouse, presi-
dent ; I. Steinheimer, vice-president ;
M. Teitlebaum, secretary ; M. Franklin,
treasurer; Rev. J. S. Jacobson, rabbi.
Lntlieran.
German Lutheran Church— Junc-
tion Whitehall and Forsyth. Services
11 a.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Preach-
ing in the German language. Rev. A.
F. F. Kerstan, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal.
SOUTH.
Rev. H. H. Parks, presiding elder At-
lanta District.
Evans Chapel— Chapel, southeast
comer Stonewall. Services 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 :16
p.m. Young Men's Prayer meeting
Tuesday 7 :15 p. m. Class meeting Fri-
day 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.
m. Rev. J. T. Lowe, pastor.
Edgewood M. E. Church — ^Rev. W.
R Foote, Jr, pastor. V
First Church — Peachtree, janctioa
of Pryor. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p. m. Class meeting Sunday 9 ajn.
Sunday school 3 p.m. Rev.W. F. Gleiuiy
pastor.
Grace M. B. Church — 80 Boulevard.
Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
school 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Thorsday
7 p.m. Rev. M. H. Dillard, pastor.
Marietta Street Mission — 235
etta. (In connection with First Church.)
Paynes Chapel — Hunnicutt, jiortli-
west corner Luckie. Services 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7 :30 p.m. Class meeting Sunday 3 p.
m. Sunday school 9 a.m. Rev. J. M.
Bowden, pastor.
Pierce Chapel — ^uth side Rawson,
between Smith and Hood. Services
every Thursday night. Sunday school
3 p.m. J. O. Wynn, superintendent oi
Sunday school. (In connection with
Trinity Church )
Sixth Church — North side Merritt's
avenue, between Peachtree and CoUins.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday r:30 p.m. Sunday
school 9 :30 a.m. Rev. R. J. Bigham,
pastor.
St. Paul's Church— 247 E. Hunter.
Services 11 a.m. add 7 p.m. Prayer
meeting, Wednesday 7 :30 p. m. CtasB
meeting Sunday 9:^0 a.m. Young
Men's Prayer meeting Friday 7 :30 p.m.
Sunday school 3 :30 p.m. Rev. J. M.
White, pastor.
Trinity Church— Whitehall, south-
west comer Peters.; Services ll a.m.
and 7 :30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day 7:30 p.m. Class meeting Monday
7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.
Rev. T. R. Kendall, pastor.
West End Method-ist Church — ^Rev.
H. L. Crumley, pastor. Services 11 a.
m. and 7 p.m., e end of Lee.
NORTH.
Marietta Street M. E. Church — 96
Marietta. Services 11 a. m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday school 9:45 a.im. Prayer meet-
ing every Wednesda , evening 7 :30 p.m.
Rev. John A. Thurmin, pastor.
coloi^ed.
Allens Temple — Clarke, southwest
corner Eraser. Services as usual. Rev.
J. G. Yeiser, pastor. ,
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BsTHKL Methodist Chubch — 148
.Wheat. Senrices 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and
T:dO p.m. Sunday-school 9:30 a.m.
Prayer meetins^ Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Bcv. W. J. Games, pastor.
. ^- Chapel Stbest Church — ^207 Chapel.
Services as usual.
CoLDBSD Church of America — But-
ler, northwest corner College. Services
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school 9
. a.m. A. J. Stinson, pastor.
LoYD Street Church — Loyd, north-
west corder Hunter. Services 11 a.m., 3
and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. C.
O. Fisher, pastor. - |
St. Paul's African Church — 44
Humphries. Services 11 a.m.. and 9 p.
m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Kev. Thomas
Bellshaw, pastor.
Sriloh Church — Thurmond, north-
oist corner Haynes. Services 10 :30 a.
m., 3 p. m. and 8 p.m. Sunday-school 9
a.m. J. T. Thornton, pastor.
Union Church— 140 Markham. Servi-
ces 11a.m., 3p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Class
meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Sunday-
school 9 a.m. Rev. Moses Jones, pastor.
ZiON Church— 157 E. Harris. Ser-
Tices 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday-
school % p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Anderson,
pastor.
Methodist Protestant,
First Church — Forsyth, northwest
comer Garnett. Services 11 a.m and
7:30 p.m. Sunday-school 9 a.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. -Rev.
C. B. Middleton, pastor. , -
Presbyterian, . .. /
Central Church — 25 and 27 Wash-
ington. Services 10:30 a.m. and 7:30
p.m. .Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday 7:30 p m. Sundav-school
9 a.m. Rev. G. B. Strickler, pastor.
First Church— 95 Marietta. Services
11 am. and 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school
9:30 a.m. Rev. E. H. Barnett, pastor.
Fourth Church— 42 Chamberlin.
Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7 :30 p.m . Rev* Z.
B. Graves, pastor.
Third Church— South side Baker,
between Luckie and Marietta Services
11 a.m. and 7;30 p.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Sunday-school
9 a.m. Rev. K. P. Julian, pastor.
COLORED. ;"■ :
New Hope Church— Markham, north-
east comer Maple. Services 10:30 a.m.
and 7 :30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wedne*.
day 7:30 p.m. Sunday •8ch4M)l % p.m.
Rev. Skinner, pastor.
Harris Street Church — 130 £. Hv-
rls. Services 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday-school 2 p.m. Prayer meetini?
Wednesday 7 :30 p.m. Rev. J. R. Har-
ris, pastor.
Roman Catholie.
Church of the Immaculate Concif.
TioN — Loyd, southeast corner Hunter.
Services: daily mass, 7 a.m. and on
Sunday 7 a.m., 9 a.m. and high mass and
sermon 10 :30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m. Sun-
day .«chool 8.45 a.m. Colored Sunday-
Kch«ol 3 p. ni. Rev. J. B. Kirsch, pas-
tor; residence, 67 E. Hunter. Rev. J.
M. Hennessy, assistant.
Sts. Peter and Paul Church— Mari-
etta, southeast corner Alexander. Ser-
vice, daily mass 6 :30 a.m.and on Sundaj
7 a.m. aiid 10:30 a.m. Vespers 4 p.m.
Sunday-school 9 a.m. Rev. Patrick H.
McMahon, pastor.
UnitariaD.
Church of Our Father — 14 Church,
Services 11 a.m. and 7 :30 p.m. Sunday-
school 12:15 p. m. Social and Cbari't-
ahle meetings during the week. Re?.
George L. Chaney, pastor.
CLDBS AM> SOCIETIES.
Atlanta Turn-Vereut Meets first
Sunday in every month, at 3>^ White-
hall. C. J. Weinmeister, president; C.
Braun, secretary.
Capital City Club— 114 Peach tree.
Organized 1883. L. Minis, president;
C. T. Watson, vice-president; C. D.
Meador, secretary and treasurer.
Uubxrr Club — Meets twii-e a month.
Wm. Brook<, president; Miss Mamie
Young, secretary. Object, literary and
musical culture.
CONSULS AND VICE CONSULS.
L. DeGive, Consul for Belgium, 37
Marietta*
EXPBEISS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Compaky— 20 to
26 E. Wall. Wm. H. Clayton, superin-
teudent; Wm. W. Hulbert, agent; John
Lovette, route agent.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Atlanta Chamber of Commebci—
Pryor, ne cor Hunter. Benj. E. Crane,
president; R. J. Lowry, treasurer; H.
M. Cottingham, secretary. Directors:
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B. E. Crane, B. D. Spalding, A. C. Wy«
ly, J. G. Ogleshy, A Haaa, J. Dreyfua,
E. P. Chamberlin^ J. R. .Wjnie, H.
Boylston, J. W. English.
Atlanta City Brewing Company— 3
Decatur. Incorporated February, 1876.
Capital, $65,000. Henry G. Kuhrt, pres-
ident; C. Beermann, treasurer and sec-
retary.
Atlanta Cotton Compress Sl Ware-
housing Company — W. Peters, ne cor
C. B. B. ; two presses. George W. Par-
rott, president; J. D. Turner, luperih-
tendent and treasurer. Directors G. W.
Parrott, S. M. Inman, H. T. Inman, W.
P. Inman, J. D. Turner.
Atlanta Cotton Mills — Office 173
Marietta. Rufus B. Bullock, president ;
E. S. Clarke, secretary and treasurer.
10,328 spindles and 352 looms.
Atlanta Cotton Mill Supply Com-
pany—11 E. Alabama. Capital, $50,000.
E. W. Brooks, president ; W. L. Abbott,
secretary and treasurer.
Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mills —
Office 15 E. Alabama. A. E. Thornton,
president ; Robert Thompson, Jr., sec-
retary and treasurer. Mills at Cliltoo,
6a R. R.
Atlanta Elevator Company — In-
corporated April 7, 1881. Spring, north-
west corner W. «fe A. R. R. Capital,
$30,000. H. C. Jackson, lessee and
manager.
Atlanta Gaslight Company — Office
21 Whitehall . Works Western A Atlan-
tic Railroad, south of Tliurinond. T.
6. Healey, presidt^iit ; J H. Mecaslin,
secretary and treasurer.
Atlanta i,AND Improvement Com-
pany—J. S. Rosenthal, pres; Paul A.
Seeger,treas; John Fox, manager, 73^
if. Broad.
Atlanta Talc and Soapstone Min-
ing AND Manufacturing Co.— 31 E.
Alabama. Wm. M. Pendleton, presi-
dent and man9fi:er; Georjjje Muse, treas-
urer; C. K. Maddox, secretary.
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co. —
Georgia Railroad, cor Butler. Incorpo-
rated 1882. A. D. Bellamy, secretary
and treasurer.
Atlanta Water Works Co. — (Set
Board Water Commissioners.)
Austell Refrigerator Car Co. —
lo)^ E. Alabama. Incorporated under
the laws of Alabama. Authorized cap-
ital, $1,000,000 W. W. Austell, presi-
dent and treasurer; J. D. Cunningham,
manapng director; E. C. Spalding, car
accountant.
^"^K & Gregg Hardware Co.— 2 A 4
S. Pryor. Incorporated June 1, 1883.
L. H. Beck, president ; W. A. Gref^g,
secretary and ircasarer; W. M. Cmm*
l«y, yice-preaklent.
Castle Bock Coal Compakt ov
Geoboia— Chartered 1863. Office 32 £.
Wall ; mines iu Dade eouiity. Juliiu L.
Brown, president ; W. C. Morrill, sec-
retary and treasurer. Directors — Joseph
£. Brown, Joseph M« Brown, Julius L.
BrowB, W. C. Morrill and Jacob W.
Searer.
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Chattahoochee Canal Co.— Th»— ©
Whitehall. Walter B. Brown, attorney.
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner Mak-
ufacturing Co. — Office 6d £. AlabanuL
S. M. Inman, president; R. J. Lowry,
treasurer ; C. D. Meador, secretary.
CONSTTTUTION PUBLISHING COMPAKT —
Organised June, 1868, Incorporated
February, 1877. Office, AJabama, s e
cor Forsyth. E. P. Howell, president;
N. P.T. Finch, secretary; W.A.Hen^-
hill, businefts manager.
Dads Coal Compakt — Chartered 1873.
Office, room 6, Brown Block, 38 E.WalL
Mines in Dade County. Joseph £«
Brown, president; W. C. Morrill, T;ice-
president; Elijah A. Brown, secretary
and treasurer; B. £. Wells, superii^
tendent; office Dade Mines, Cole City.
Exposition Cotton Mills — Office and
Works, Oglethorpe Park. Capital $360,-
000 D.N. Speen, president ; K. B. Gun-
by, secretary and tivasurer.
FuRMAN Fabm Improvement Com-
pany— 40 Marietta. E. W. Marsh, pres-
ident; L. J. Hill, treasurer; J. M. Pat-
ton, secretary ; H. H. Colquitt, general
manager.
Fulton Cottok Spinning Compakt
— Georgia Railroad, cor Factory. Jacob
EUas, president; Isaac May, secretary
and treasurer; J. R. King, superintend-
ent.
Gate Cfty Gasuoht Company — In-
corporateii 1882. 10 W. Alabama. Os-
good Welch, president; W. E. Lawton,
secretary auij treasurer,
Georgia Bar Association — 15>^ S.
Broad. Organized in 1S83. Wm. Reese,
president; W. B. Hill, secretary; S.
Barnett, Jr., treasurer.
Georgia Iron and Coal Company —
Julius L. Brown, president; W.C.Mor-
rill, secretary and treasurer.
Georgia Machinery Company— 361
Marietta. S. H. Phelan, prt*s and treaa,
J. P. Hodge, sec and manager
Georgia Mutual Relief Associatiom
— Incorported under the laws of G^e<»^
gia April, 1881. G. J. Foreacre, presi-
dent; J. F. Nutting, secretary; %%
rietta.
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James P. Harrison A Company — 32
and 34 W. Alabama. Jas. P. Harrison,
president; 6. W. Harrison, treasurer;
H. H. Cabanlfts, secretary.
J. P. Stevens Watch Company — 23
Whitehall. J. P. Stevens, president.
Kennesaw Mills Company — Office 26
E. Alabama. R. H.Richards, president:
M. G. Whitlock, secretary and treasurer;
T. H. Cheek, superintendent; mill at
Marietta, Ga. ; capacity 400 brls. per
day. I
Pendleton Guano Company— 31 E.
Alabama. Gate City Bank Building:;
works at Clifton, (Georgia R. R. Wm.
M. Pendleton, president and manager;
C. K. Maddox, secretary; E. A. Werner,
treasurer; Dr. P. T. Pendleton, chemi-
cal director.
Perseverance Mining Co — 7>^ N.
Broad. John Fox, manager.
Patapsco Guano Co— 34>^ S. Broad.
6. W. Grafflin, president; W. H. Graf-
flin, treasurer; J. Rice Smith, manager.
Ruby Brick Co— 17>^ Marietta In-
corporated May, 1884. Capital, $26,000.
W. W McAfee, president; W. Lynch,
treasurer; P. J. McNamara, secretary;
J. S. Lester, superintendent.
Sheffield, Ala. Land, Coal and
Ibon Co— 48 Marietta. W.S.Gordon,
president; J. F. Burke, secretary; P.
M. Coker, treasurer.
Southern Agricultural Works —
Marietta, opposite Mills. Incorperated
June 1, 1882. E. Haiman, prfsident;
S. Landauer, vice-president; J. Spiro,
secretary.
Southern Lime Association— Gate
City Batik Bldg. Moses Simon, presi-
dent and manager; A. C. Ladd, secre-
tary and treasurer. ^ -[
Stone Mountain Granite and R. R.
Co-l>^ Marietu. J. A. Alexamder,
president : R. J. Lowry , treasurer.
Swift's Specific Company— Hunter,
northeast corner Butler. Incorporated
1579. Capital, $20,000. H. J. Lamar,
S resident; C. T. Swift, vice-president;
[. J. Lamar, Jr., treasurer; J. W. Ran-
kin, secretary and manager.
The Ballard Transfer Co— Union
I>epot. J . A. Colvin, vice-president and
manager; J. W. Johnson, secretary and
treasurer. Incorporated 1883. Capital,
$16,000.
I'HE Bradfield Regulator Co— 6 N.
Pryor. Incorporated 1884. Capital,
$50,000. J. Bradfield, president; J. W.
Rankin, secretary; H. J. Lamar, treas-
urer.
The Capitol City Land and Im-
PBOVEMENT Co— 8 E. Alabama. Incor- '
porated May, 1884. Jacob Elsas, presi-
dent; W. D. Luckie, treasurer; Jacob
Haas, secretary. Capital stock, $400.
000. '
The Georgia Chemical and Mining
Co— Office, 38 E. Wall. Capital, $100,.
000. P. H. Hartman, president; Seth
Evans, vice-president; W. Hochstetter,
secretary; Thomas Morrison, treasurer';
J. R. Hodge, assistant secretary.
The Georgia Electric Light Co-
26 E. Wall. Organized 1883. W. H.
Venable, president; A. E. Thornton,
vice-president; Jack W. Johnson, secret
tary; Robert Thompson, treasurer; J.
W. Culpepper, business manager.
The Georgia Provident Associatios
—Incorporated 1882. 1% S. Broad. W.
F. Parkhurst, president; B. F. Moore,
treasurer; A. L. Whiteside, secretary
and manager.
The Globe Planter Manufacturing
Company— Incorporated 1882. OflSce
and works 226 Marietta. W. S. Thom-
son, president; N. F. Thomson, secr^
tary. .
The H. I. Kimbaxl House Compact
—Organized 1883. Capital $300,000. E.
P. Howell, president; L. J. Hill, tress-
urer; H. I. Kimball, general manager.
The Walker Iron and Coal Com-
pany—Room 4, 38 E. Wall. Furnace
and works. Rising Fawn, Georgia. Jo-
seph E. Brown, president; Julius L.
Brown, vice-president; L. S. Coly&r,
general manager and treasurer, Rising
Fawn.
Union Compress & Warehousing
Company — Ga R. R., between Fort and
Bell. T. J. Hightower, piesident; W.
L. Peel, secretary; J. C. Kirkpatrick,
superintendent.
Union Publishing House— Constitu-
tion building. Incorporated February,
1882. C. M. Snyder, president; A. W.
Richardson, secretary and treasurer.
West View Cemetery Co.— OflSce, 5
N. Broad. T. L. Langston, president; T.
J. Hightower, vice-president; E. P. Me-
Burney, secretary ; J. T. Orme, treas-
urer. Organized 1884.
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Atlanta Home Insurance Compact
— 15»^ S. Broad. Organized 1882, Rob-
ert J Lowry, president ; Joel Hurt, sec-
retary. Directors : S. M. Inman, T. G.
Healey, R. H. Richards, Henry Jackson,
R. J. Lowry, T. L. Langston, George
Winship, Joel Hurt, J. H. Porter.
LIBRARIES. 55^^
Catholic Library Association—
Loyd, southwest corner Hnnter. J. J.
Doonan, president; P. A. Lynch, secre-
tary; J. J. Lynch, treasurer; A. Bol-
gius, librarian. *>' -'.
Young Men's Library Association
—393^ Decatur. Organized August 19,
1867. Membership 1,000; volumes 12,-
000. N. P. T. Finch, president; T. E.
Walker, vice-president; Burton Smith,
secretary ; A. M. Greene, assistant sec-
retary ; Alex Smith, treasurer ; Miss L.
A. Field, librarian; Miss F. A. Wal-
lace, assistant librarian. Commitees :
Library— A. C. King, chairman; H. W.
Grady, H. C. Glenn, H. C. Peeples. Fi-
nance—Joseph Thompson, Jr., chair-
man; Elias Haiman, Jack W. Johnson,
C. D. Meador. Lectures and Entertain-
ment—M. F. Amorous, chairman; A. P.
Woodward, O. C. Fuller, C. D. Woodson.
Union Hall and Library Associa-
tion—49)^ S. Broad. Organized July
18, 1884. H. H. Cramer, president; S.
H. Shaw, librarian; M. T.LaHatte, sec-
retary; J. O. Perkins, treasurer.
UTEBABY AND DRAMATIC ASSOCI-
ATIONS.
Concordia Association — Organized
1866. Meets first Wednesday of each
month at Concordia Hall, 40 Marietta.
Object : Literary improvement and so-
cial enjoyment. Jacob Haaa, president ;
Joseph Fleischel, vice-president; I. H.
Haas, secretary; I. May, treasurer;"
Henry Mills, stage manager; Jacob
Menko, chairman finance committee;
George A. Dewald, M. Kutz, J. A.
Menko and J. Selig, executive commit-
tee. Hall open every night.
MEDICAL.
Medical Association of Georgia —
Eugene Foster, M. D., Augusta, presi-
dent: J. A. Gray, M. D., secretarv, At-
lanta. Meets annually. Xext meeting
, to be held in Savannah, April, 1886.
Colleges.
Atlanta Medical CoLLEOE—Jenkins
northwest corner Butler. Joseph
rhompson, president; J. S. Peraber-
ton, secretary; H. V, M. Miller, dean;
Dr. James A. Gray, proctor.
tOLi^GE OF American Medicine and
! ^RGERY—Broad, northwest corner Wal-
Georgia Eclectic Medical College
I rf S.Butler. S. T. Biggers, presi-
dent; Jos. Adolph us, dean.
,,^^HERN Medical College— Porter
auey, between Line and Wheat. Thos.
S. Powell, M. D., president ; Wm. Per-
rin Nicolson, M.I)., secret-ary and deaiL,
MILITABT.
Tolnnteers.
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Gate City Guard — Armory and Club
Rooms, 74 Peachtree. Organized 1865.
Total strength, rank and file, 70 men.
Regular metting for business first Tues-
day in each ^month ; meeting for drill,
every Tuesday. J. S. Holliday, Jr.,
secretary. OflScers : Captain, H. Jack-
son; first lieutenant, W. C. Sparks; sec-
ond lieutenant, E. W. Hewitt; junior
second lieutenant, C. E. Sciple.
Governor's Horse Guards — Sixty
mounted men. Organized 1883. Cap-
tain, John Milledge ; first lieutenant,
Frank Gordon; second lieutenant; A.
W. Hill; junior second lieutenant, E. F.
May; first sergeant, T. D. Arnold;
quartermaster, F. A. Arnold; secretary
and treasurer, W. C. Dodson.
Kennesaw Rifles— 24>^ S. Broad.
Captain, M. C. Spencer; first lieutenant,
W. J. White ; second lieutenant. H. A.
Daniels. Forty men, rank and file.
colored.
Atlanta Light Infantry — Armory,
Mitchell, rear 102 Whitehall.
Georgia Cadets — Organized Febu-
rarv 22, 1878 Armory, Mitchell, rear
102* Whitehall.
Governors' Volunteers — Total
strength, rank and file, 30 men, carry-
ing improved breech-lcwiding rifles. J.
McHenry, captain.
Washington Guards — ^Total strength,
rank and file, 35 men, carrying improved
breech-loading rifles. Uniform : Blue,
trimmed with red and gold lace.
JTEWSPAPERS, ETC.
Atlanta Consthxtion — Daily and
weekly. Democratic. Daily, $10 per
year; weekly, $1.60 per year. Constitu-
tion Publishing Company, proprietors,
30 W. Alabama.
Atlanta Journal — 32 S. Broad. Daily
and weekly. Democratic. Daily, $6
per year. Journal Publishing Company, ,
proprietors.
Atlanta Medical Ain> Suboical
Journal- -Monthly. Jas. P. Harrison
&Co., publishers; Drs. W. F. West-
moreland and H. Y. M. Miller, editors;
Jas. A. Gray, managing editor. 30)^ '
Marietta. Terms, $2 . 60 per year.
Atlanta Republican — 55>^ S. Broad.
W. L. Clark, editor and proprietor.
Christian Index— 34 West AUham^
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We«kly. Baptist. J. P. Hfirriflon, Dr.
JJ S. Lawton, snd H. fi^ Cabaniss,
proprs . $2.00 per year.
Eclectic Stab — T2 N. Broad. Dr.
H. T. Salter, editor and proprietor.
Light for Thikksrs — Spiritualist.
Fitten Bldg. Wtekiy. $1 per annum. C.
W. Kates, editor.
Southern Medical Record — 77>^ S.
Fryor. T. S. Powell, M. D., and R. C.
Word, M. D., editors.
ScwDAY Rsc(mi>— 35 Whitehall. |2
per annum. F. A. Small, editor.
Southern Retiew — 14 W. Alabama.
W. H. Scott, business mana^^er. $2.00
per annum. Monthly.
Sunny South — 48 S. Broad. Illustra-
ted literary. J. H. & W. B. Seals, edi-
tors and proprietors; Mrs. M. E. Bryan,
associate editor. Terms, $2.50 per year.
The Acanthus — 24}4 S. Broad. Miss
Annie M. Barnen, editor and proprietor.
The Monday Morning Mail — 11 E.
Hunter. Weekly. $1 per annum. E.
Y. Clarke, publisher.
The Southern Cultivator and Dix-
ie Fabmkb— 32 and 34 West Alabama.
Monthly. J as. P. Harrison & Co., pro-
prietors; W. L. Jones, editor. $1 per
annum.
The Southern Dental Journal — U
Whitehall. Monthly. 12 per annum. B.
H. Catching, editor.
The Southern World — 31>^ S. Broad.
Semi-monthly. $1 per annum. B. M.
Woolley, publisher and proprietor.
The Temperance Advoaate--65>^
Whitehall. Weekly. Devoted to the*
temperance cause.
The Weekly Post— 11 E. Hunter.
|1 per year. E. Y. Clarke, publisher.
P1B£S AND PLACES OF AMUSE-
MENT.
Concordia Hall — tO Marietta.
DeGive's Opera House— L. DeGive,
proprietor; Charles A. Howard, treas-
urer. North siile Marietta, between
Broad and Forsytii.
Grant Park— East end of Glenn.
Commissioners, three Councilmen and
three citizens; Sid R<x>t, president; L.
P. Grant, E. T*. Voorhis, resigned.
Peters' Park— W. Peachtree, nw cor
North avenue, R. Peters, president, J.
W. Culp)epper, secretary and treasurer ;
H. I. Kimball, general manager; Albert
Howell, superiutendent.
POSTOFFICE,
PostofRce, Marietta, northwest corner
Forsyth. Main entrance Marietta. W.
T. B. Wilson, postm:ister; A. P. Wood-
ward, assistant postmaster and cwiijer
A. E. S^ifert, QopeHntendent money or!
der department; Ella Harrison and 1
B. Stanley, money order clerks; Jamei
G. Andrews, chief mailing clerk : Eljjiii
H. Bass, letter clerk; Forrest McCall
paper clerk ; A. W. Burnett and W. ;
Durkee, assistant paper clerks; Amoi
Bucker and S. Robinson, cancellim
clerks. ^
Third DiTision.
This divlsian embraces the dlitributioi!
and delivery of mails through po«.
oflSce boxes, general delivery and cih
riers. Distributing clerks : C. S. Hill,
Joseph Rapp, M. A. Thomas andThid
McCrea; R. T. Shumate, general de-
livery clerk ; T. F. Black, superintendem
of post-office and mail carriers; G. C.
Bancroft, carrier first district; C. I
Ralls, t^ecoiid district; C. C. Wimbigh,
third district; H. S. Stanley, fourtii
district; J. C. Shel ton, fifth district;J.
K. Phillips, sixth district ;C. E. Joplln,
seventh district; Thornton Greenwood,
eighth district; B. Anderson, ninth dii"
trict, G. W. White, tenth district;!
McDonald, eleventh district; C. C.
Cater, twelfth district; Charles Altene-
der, thirteenth district; J.B.Parker,
fourteenth district, P. W. Upshaw,
fifteenth district.
The Post-office Department promisa
to deliver by carriers, only such matter
as is directed to the street and number,
and the only sure way to avoid having
letters advertised is to follow the instruct
tions of the postal department, by ad-
dressing letters as stated.
Carriers make daily, three deliveria
and five collPttiois, le.iving the oflSceai
soon after the distribution of the varioiu
mails as possible. No delivery is made
on Sunday, but carriers windows are
open from 8 to 10 on Sunday mornibg.
General Delivery.
R. T. Shumate, clerk. Window open
daily trom 7.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday,
from 8 to 10 a.m. All letters remaiuiog
uncalled for in the office are advertised
on Sunday of each week, and if not
claimed in one month, are forwarded to
the Dead Letter Office at Washington.
When calling for such a letter, say "Ad-
vertised," and give full names and datt
of advertisement.
Money Order Department.
A. E. Seifert, superintendent, Ella Ha^
rison and E. B. Stanley, clerks. Office
open at 9 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m. ^^
solute safety in j^ending money by ^
is Secured by obtaining a money order
another money order office. ^^ frac-
)n9 of cents to be introduced in an or-
pr United States Treasury notes or
rational Bank notes, only, rec«»ved or
lid No ginffle order issued for more
aan* 5100. Parties desiring to remit
iree sums must obtain additionil orders.
Fo applicant, however, can obUm m
ne day more than three orders payable
the same office, and to same payee,
[onev orders can also be obtained at this
ice upon post-offices in all parts of Can-
Newfoundland, Grerman States,
Ireat Britain, Ireland, Switzeriand,
talv Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Xeth-
rlandP, France, Belgium, Jamaica, New
:ealand. New South Wales, Victoria and
Casmania. ' '
ites of Commission Charged for Money
Orders.
The fees or commission charged for
be issue of Domestic Money Orders are
follow^g, namely :
)n or(ler(» not exceeding $10 8 cents
rer $10 and not exceeding $ IS.lOcents
)ver $15 and not exceeding $ 30.15 cents
)ver $30 and not exceediug $ 40 20 cents
)vor $40 and not exceeding $ 50 . 25 cents
)ver $50 and not exceeding $ 60 . 30 cents
)ver $60 and not exceeding! 70.35cent8
)ver $70 and not exceeding $ 80 . 40 cents
)ver $80 and not exceeding $100 45 cents
Postal Notes can be obtained at this
[office, payable at any money order office,
for any sum not exceeding $5, for a fee
of Scents.
Registered Letter Department.
VV. L. Shumate, chief clerk; E. J.
I Morris, J. W . McWhorter, clerks. Office
(opens at 9 a.m. and clo.*es at 6 p.m. Val-
uable letters or packages should be reg-
istered, the fee for the same to all parts
of the world being ten cents, in addition
to the regular rates of letter postage, to
be paid in stamps, i. e., stamps sufficient
must be attached to letters before pre-
sented for registration. The name and
post office address of sender must be in-
dorsed on face of envelope. After a reg-
istered letter has been transmitted it can-
not be recalled by the sender. No letter
can be registered on Sunday. The Post
OflBce department, or its revenue, is not
by law liable for the loss of any registered
mail matter. Registered letters will not
be delivered to any person but the one
to whom they are addressed, or to a per-
son whom the postmaster knows to be
authorized to receive them. For infor-
mation relative to foreign registration,
see U. S. Official Postal Guide.
Stamp DepftrtaieBt. ^-^^'^^'^
T. H. Ridling, stamp clerk. Window
oi)en daily from 7.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. San-
days from 8 to 10 a.m.
Railway Mail Sb»vice— Office U. S.
Court House. L. M. Terrell, division
superintendent; W. J. Glascock, chtef
clerk; Joseph Frank, W. C. Hammond,
E. P. King and W. Fuller, clerks; R. F.
Cromelin, stenographer; G. T. Lewis,
transfer clerk ; James Simmoos, aasiat-
ant; J. A. White, messenger. 1
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Atlanta and West Point and Western
Railway of Alabama. :^^^.^ -
Office, 32 Loyd. L. P. Grant, presi-
dent; H. M. Abbett, treasurer; CecQ
Gabbett, general manager, Montgomery;
A. J. Orme, general freight and passen-
ger agent.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
East Point 6 Miles
Red Oak 12
Fairburn .18
Palmetto 25
PowelPs 33
Newnan, crossing S. G. & N. Ala
Railroad 39
Puckett's 46
Grantville f.^»^^i. . . 52
Hogansville ,^>^»v»» '58
Whitfield's .^*,«*.^.^^^ 66
j_ia\jrraoge. • . ..»...■ 4i^.» y»i>. •.•.....••••4x
Long Cane. . . . . .'. 80
West Point 87
Central Railroad of Geor^a.
Office, 95 W. MitcheU. W. G. Raoul,
president ; W. Rogers, general superin-
tendent; G. A. Whitehead, general
freight and passenger agent. Savannah;
R.Schmidt, agent, (Atlanta Division) ;D.
W. Appier, general agent.
DISTANCE FSOM ATLANTA TO
East Point 6 Miles
Forrest 13
Morrow 16
Jonesboro 21
Lovejoy 27
Hampton 32
Sunnv Side 36
Griffin, June. S, G A N. A. R Jt. 43
OrchardHill 49
Milner 51
Barnesville, junc. U. Co. R. R. 60
Groggins 66
Collier's 71
Forsyth 76
Smarr's 81
Bolingbroke 88
Summerfield 96
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Griswold 112
(Gordon, jane. M. <t E R. R 123
Mclntyre 131
Toombsboro 138
Oconee Bridge 145
Oconee 47
Robison 153
Tennille, junc. S. & T. R. It. 158 "
Sun Hill 163
Davisboro , 171
Bartow isi
Wadley ... .186
Bostick 193
Sebastopol 194
Midville 197
Herndon 203
Cushingville 2IO
Millen, junc. A. <t S. R. R. . * ^214 "■
Scarboro 222
Rocky Ford 228
Ogeechee 231
Cameron : 236
Halcyondale 243
Oliver ; '247
Egypt - 253
Brewer J 258
Guyton .263
Marlow 267
Eden , 274
fooler ...V.*.V.V.*!280 "
Savannah .'.293 *•
East Tennessee, Tirginia and Georgia
Bailroad.
J. W. Fry, superintendent Atlanta di-
vision, 54 Castleberry; J. J. Gritfln, as-
sistant general passenger and ticket
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Blue Springs, Tenn ."*..*.' 135 ..
Ooltewah, Tenn 13^ u
Tyners, Tenn. * '142 «
Chattanooga, Tenn .....lb2 «
South,
Constitution g u
Moore's Mill '.'... ! ! ! 10 «
Ellen wood .' ! ! 13 «<
Stockbridge .,..., 19 «
McDonough ...*.*..*.. 29 *'
Locust Grove 36 "
Jackson 46
Indian Springs. * 51
Frankville ,.,... 60
Juliette [, .'.*.**.
Dame's Ferry
Holton ^ 8Q
Macon '..,.... 90
Reid's ..[.'.. 99
Bullard's '. . . . . .106
Adams' Park Ho
Buzzard's Roost .116 '
Cochran 129
Hawkinsville(Ha'k'sv' Branch)139 *'
JJ"l>ois 138 MUm
Dempsey 142 "
Eastman 147
Godwinsville .153
Chauncey .157
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Johnaon, ticket agent at depot.
ATLANTA DIVISION. '
DISTANCE FKOM ATLANTA.
Nmrtk.
Sue Mile Siding 5 MUes
Chattahoochee \. 7
Hableton '...,,[, 14
Austell , ! . . ...... 18
Powder Springs. .... ... .... 23
Hiram , [ 28
Dallas 1 ;;; 34
McPherson ..!!.*!.!!.*! 38
Braswell .....!!.. 46
Bockmart , 51
Garfield [[ 5^
^?^y I '.M 58
Bnce .1. ......... eo
Silver Creek (J7
Borne 4.,.'//,'... 73
Hermitage ....!! 80
Plainville .•..,....'..!*!.* 86
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Hazlehurst 1. .192
Graham 198
Pine Grove 201
Prentiss * * .' * .204
Baxley *. /_ .207
Wheaton 2II
Surrency .219
Brentwood .222
SatiUa / .... ..229
Jesup (X S. F. <& W. By) . * * *. * .237
Gardi 244
Pendarvis 247
Sand Hill *.*. .'.*.*.*. .254
Sterling 268
Brunswick J80
Oeorgia Bailroad.
Office, 32 Loyd. J. W. Green. Au-
gusta, Gki., general manager; £. A.
Werner, agent, 32 Loyd.
DISTANCE FBOM ATLANTA TO
[Decatur 6 Milei
'Clarkston '."",\". 11 "
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Conyers
Covington ^
Alcovy 3^
ISocial Circle -••• <^
jRutledge ^0
Madison 68
[Buckhead 75
I Oconee ^1
[GTeeasboro 88
i Union Point (Athens junction) 95
Icrawfordville '. 107
Baruett (Washington junction) 114
Norwood 121
Camak (junction M <fc A R R).124
Me^ena 128
Thomson 134
Dearing 1*42
Saw Dust 145
Harlem 146
Berzelia 152
Forrest 155
Belafir 162
Augusta 171
ATHENS BRANCH.
DISTANCE PROM UNION POINT TO
Woodville ^i.,.^ 5 Miles
Maxeys 13
Autioeh 16
Lexington .22
Winters .32
Athens 40
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
DISTANCE FROM BA&NSTT TO
Raytown 4 Miles
Ficklin 10 **
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I Geor^ Pacific Railway.
General offices Birmingham, Alabama.
John W. Johnston, president; I. Y.
i^Sage, general superintendent; L. S.
Brown, general freight and passenger
agent; G. C. Jenner, general agent.
Attanta office, KimSall House.
DISTANCE FROM ATLANTA TO
Chattahoochee 8 Miles
Concord 12
Mableton. 15
Austell 18
Salt Springs 21
Douglasvifle 27
Wmston : 32
Villa Rica 38
Temple 45
Bremen 64
Tallapoosa 64
Muscadine 70
Edwardsyille , 77
Heflin 84
DavisTllle ^ 90
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De Armanville 97
Oxford 101
Oxanna 103
Anniston 104
Birmingham 167
Coalburg ; .177
Richmond & Danyille Railroad — (Air
Line.) *-
A. S. Buford, president; A. L. Rives,
vice-president and general manager,
Richmond, Va. E. Berkeley, superin-
tendent Atlanta Division, C. W. Chears,
aast geul pass afi:t, 56 E. Wall.
DISTANCE FROM ATLAITTA TO
Edwardsville Ga. 7
Goodwyn's .. *' . 11
Ror»well junction R. R. R.
Doraville
Norcross
Duluth
Su Nvanee
Lawrence ville junction L.
B. R. R.
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Odells
Gai nesville
New Holland **
While Sulphur Springs
Lulajunc N. E. R. R. .
Belton
Longview
Mount Airy
Ayersville *.'i^. .-
Toccoo, junc. E. A. L.R.R.
Tugalo
Greenville S. C. .
Spartanburg *'
Charlotte N. C. *'
Richmond Va. "
Western and Atlantic Railroad*
Office, railroad junction, opposite For-
syth. Hon. Joseph E. Brown, president;
R. A. Anderson, superintendent; A. B.
Bostick, assistant; W. C. Morrill, secre-
tary and treasurer; J. M. •Brown, gen-
eral passenger and freight agent ; Alton
Angler, assistant general passenger
agent; J. L.Brown, attorney.
DISTANCK FROM ATLANTA TO
Bolton Ga. 8 Milea
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Atlanta City Dirictobt.
Stejrairs " 44 Miles
Etowah " 47 **
Cartereville, juac. E. & W.
R. R ** 49 »*
Roger's *• 52 "
Caas,.., " 5a "
Kinff8ton,Junc. Rome R. R. '* 60 "
Hairs. - " 64 *'
AdairsvilJe ** 70 **
McDaniels ** 76 "
Calhoun ** 79 *•
Resaca ** 85 *'
Tilton " 91 **
Dalton, June. E. T. V. &
Ga.R.R " 100 "
Tunnel Hill "109 '*
Catoopa i "114 **
Rinjr^old ** 116 "
Graypville "122 "
Chicamauga Tenn. " 128 "
Chattanooga " "140 "
Atlanta (Street) Railroad.
Office, 49 Line. R. Peters, president ;
J. W. Culpepper, treasurer; E. C. Pe-
ters, superintendent. Directors: E. C.
Peters, S. M. Inman, W. M. Middle-
brooks, R. Peters and J. R. Wylie.
Decatur Street Line — From Peach-
tree, on Decatur, east to limits.
Capitol Avenue Line — From White-
hall east on Alabama and Waverly
Place to Washington, gouth on Wash-
ington to Jones, east on Jones to Capitol
avenue, thence south on same to Fulton.
Marietta Street Line — From Peach-
tree, on Marietta, northwest to Exposi-
tion Mill.
Peachtree Street Line— From rail-
road, on Peach tree, northeast to Ponce
DeLeon Springs.
Whitehall and West End Line—
From Alabama, on Whitehall, southwest
to Humphries, thence to Peters and to
West End. \
Gate City Street Railroad Company.
41 E. Alabama. Organized May, 1879.
L. B. Nelson, president; John Stephens,
secretary and treasurer. Directors:
John Stephens, L. DeGive, A. M. Bein-
hardt, L. B. Nelson, W. A. Osborne.
Route — Commencing on Pryor, cor-
ner Wall, thence out Pryor to Wheat,out
Wheat to Jackson, on Jackson to Xolan,
thence east on Xolan to Angler and
Ponce DeLeon Springs. iv
MetropoUtaB Street RaUway Company.
66 S. Pryor. Organized 1883. Julius
L. Brown, president ; Edward Cox, sec-
retary and superintendent. Directors:
J. L. Brown, L. P. Grant, M. J. Clarke
W. L. Abbott. '
Pryor Street Line — Commencing on
Pryor at Union Depot, to Fair, on P«r
to Pull lam, thence to Clarke on Wash-
ington, thence to Anderson.
Park Line — Branching off from Pry.
or at Hunter, thence on Hunrer to But-
ler, thence on Butler to Capitol avenue
thence to Fair and out Fair to the ceme-
tery, thence to Grant Park, (in the im-
mediate future.)
West End and Atlanta Street Railroad
Company.
61 S. Broafl. Incorporated 1883. J.
p. Turner, pr*>8ident; T. L. Langston,
vice-president; B. H. Broomhead, treag^
urer; John S. Brooraheml, superintend-
ent. "
Route — From Marietta on Broad,
south to Mitchell, thence to Thompsou,
thence to Nelson, thence to Walker,
thence to Peters, thence through James-
town to West End.
RELIEF IXD BENEVOLENT OBGM.
IZJlTIONS.
Atlanta Benevolent Association—
81 Waverly Place. Established as a
home for the aged and inflrm ; sustained
by private contributions; H. H. Tucker,
president; John Milledge, vicepresi-
«lent; Mrs. Mary Irby, matron.
Ladies* Hebrew Benevolent Socie-
ty— Meets iu Synagogue, For8yth,south-
west corner Garnett, upon call. Mrs. J.
T. Eichberg, president; G. A. Dewald,
secretary; Mrs M. Franklin, treasurer.
The Ladies' Missionary and Aid So-
ciety—Of the Central Presbyterian
Church.
Woman's Mission to Woman Socie-
ty OF Second Baptist Church — Meets
first Sunday of each month. Mrs. M.
C. Blanchard, president; Mrs. Jack Sul-
livan, secretary; Mrs. M. A. Thomas,
treasurer.
SECRDT SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
MASTER MASONS.
Masonic Hall, Broad, southeast cor-
ner Marietta. General Relief Commit-
tee: L. H. Bradfield, Samuel Hape,
Charles F. Malone.
Atlanta Lodge, !N'o. 59 — Meets sec-
ond and Fourth Tuesday in each month.
W. F. Parkhurst, W.M. ; Z. B. Moon,
secretary .
Fulton Lodge, No. 216 — Meets first
and third Thursday of each month. 5,
Atlanta City DntEcrroRT.
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A Grav, W.M.; Otto Spahr, secretary.
GBoimiA Lodge, Xo. D'^— Meets first
an<l third Tii^-wlav of each month. A. S.
Eichberg, W.M. ; H. H. Jones, secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
Mount Zion Chapter, Xo. 16— Meet?
second and fourth Monday in each
month James A. Gray, M. E. H. P.;
Otto Spahr, secretary.
Jason Bchh Cocncil, No. 13— Meets
third Monday evening in each month.
B. F. Moore, T. I. M. ; A. M. Law, Rec.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
CcEUR DeLeon Commandeby, No. 4 —
Meets at Commandery Rooms first Mon-
day in each'raoiith. C. L. Wilson, E.C. ;
B. F. Moore, Rec.
SCOTTISH RITB,
Hermes Lodge of Perfection, Xo.
4, G. E. P. and S. Masons 14°— J. A.
Gray, 14° V. M., C. M. Berry, 14°, t^ecre-
tjr . Meets second Tuesday in each
month.
f. 0.0. F.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
—Hail, WhitelialU sout'^east corner Ala-
bama.
subordinate lodges.
Central Lodge, No. 28 — Meets every
Tuesday. W. S. Gramlinj?, N. G. ; W.
H. Dimmock, Sec.
Barnes Lodge, No. 55 — !Meet8 every
Friil.iy. W. C. Jarnagin, N. G. ; C. S.
Atwood, Sec.
Capitol Lodge, No. 60 — Meets every
Thursday. W. H. Daniel, N. G.; J. E.
Chambers, Sec.
Schiller Lodge, No. 71 — Meets every
M liday. B. Brauser, N. G. P. Maltry,
See.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 14 — Meets every
Monday. W. H. Hafer, N. G. ; G. T. R
Jackson, Sec.
encampment.
Empire Encampment, No. 12 — Meets
?>ecoiid and lourth Wednesday in each
month. C. M. Hudson, C. P.; R. F.
Lester, Scribe.
relief.
General Relief Committee — C. W.
Smith, O. F. Travis, M. Dawson, A.
Domini.
I. O. F. S. of I.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Atlanta Lodge, No. 85 — Meets at Odd
Fellows' Hall first and third Sundays of
each month at 10 a.m. S. Benjamin,
president; M. Teitlebaum, secretary; G.
Salo8hin> Jr., treasurer; E. Steinheimer,
fflQnitor%
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Impr. 0. F. S. of U . i ;^,^ ,
subordinate lodge.
Berth Auerbach Lodge, No. 52 —
Meets Whitehall, southeast corner Ala-
bama, socond and fourth Sundays ,of
each month, at 3 p.m. A. G^rshon,
president; M. Teitlebaum, secretary; H.
Franklin, treasurer; S. Meyer, monitor.
I. 0. B. B. f
SUBORDINATE LODGE.
Gate City Lodge, No. 144 — ^Meet«
Whitehall, southeiist corner Alabama,
second an<l fourth Sunaay each month.
S. Benjamin, president; I. C. Biesen-
thal, vice-president; M.* Teitlebaum, sec-
retary; Dr. L. lET Borcheim, treasurer;
M. Hutzler, monitor.
LO. K. S. B.
-'- subordinate lodgi».
Kennesaw Lodge. No. 120— Meets in
Odd Fellows' Hall firpt and third Sunday
at 3 p.m. M. Franklin, president; M.
Teitlebaum, secretary; J. Hirshberg,
treasurer ; A. E. Shulhafer monitor.
I. 0. G. T.
Grand Lodge of Georgia — P. A.
Jessup. G.W. C. T., Eastman; Mrs. J. A.
Thomas, G. W. V T., Cochran ; J. A.
Clements G.WC, Rome; J. G. Throw-
er, G. W. Sec , Atlanta : J. J. Keith.
G. S. J. T., Louisville; R. A. McMa-
hon, G. W. T., Crawford; J. G. Throw-
er, P. G.W. C. T. Next session convenes
in Macon, 4th Tuesday in July, 1885.
Georgia Lodge, No. 1 — Meets in Good
Templars' Hall, Whitt^hall, corner Hun-
ter, every Monday. J. A. LaFontaine,
Lodge Deputy.
Cold Water Templars.
Wenona Lodge, No. 1 — Meetjs in Good
Templars' Hall every Sunday at 2 p.m.
J. G. Thrower, and Mrs. J. A. LaFon-
taine, superintendents.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
— O. M. MitcheU, Po^t No. 21,
Department of Tennessee and
Georgia. Dr. C. L. Wilson, Post Com-
mander; A. L. Whiteside,Post Adjutant.
Meet first and third Wednesday evening
of each month at Good Templars Hall,
cor Whitehall and Hunter streets.
I^P. 0. R. IL
Cherokee Tribk,No. 1 — ^Meets Powell
Hall.
Modoc Tribe, No. 3 — Meets above 210
Marietta, every Monday evening.
Choctaw Tribe, No. 6 — Meets Powell
Hall, every Thu^day night.
OacBOLA TEtBB, No. 3--Meet8 Powell
Hall, every Tuoadj^y oight.
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SUBORDINATE LODGE.
Atlanta Lodge, N'o. 5 — Meets second
and fourth Tuesday at 69 E. Alabama.
R, M.Rose, C; H. Krouse, V. G.\i,
W. Brunner, A. C; G. ^'rior, Sec.; E.
W. Martin, T.; E G. Roberts, colleirtor;
A. C. Bruce, P. ; J. W. Stokes, G. ; C A.
W. Denk, W.; J. Morri", S.
Catholic Knights of America.
Branch No. 20 — Meets Loyd, comer
Hunter. J. J. Garver, presideut; J. B.
Owens, recording secretary; Rev. J.
Hennessey, spiritual director.
Knights of Honor.
Georgia Lodge, No. 132 — Meets Ala-
bama, comer Loyd, second and fourth
Friday nights of each moith. J. B.
Wallace, dictator; W, G. Browne, re-
porter.
Gate City Lodge, No. 346 — Meets
Alabama, comer Loyd, first and third
Friday of each month. D. G. Wylie,
dictator, R. A . Varnadoe, R. ;
KNIGHTS OF L IBOR. :
Atlanta Assembly, No 2,514 — Meets
every Monday at Union Hall, 49>^ S.
Broad.
Enterprise Assembly, No. 3,200 —
Meets every Tuesday Irwin Hall, 461
Marietta. ij
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS..
Calanthb Division, No. 2, Uniform
Rank — Meets Grood Templars Hall,every
Wedne(»daT riisht. J. M. Hunnicutt,Sir
K., Commander; W.
corder.
C. Dickson, Re-
Prior, secretary; Amos Fox, treasurer;
E. G. Roberts, collector; W. C. Curtigj
guide; Jacob Morris, warden; G. g|
Roy, J. T. Johnson, medical examiners.
$3,000 insurance at death. Sick benefit,
$3 per week. ^ , ^ ^_
American Legion of Honor,
subordinate council.
Kennesaw Council,, No. 215 — Meets
69 East Alabamn, secon<l and fourth
Mondav of each month. G. G. Boy, C;
R. L. 'Rodjrers, V. C; A. O. M. Gay,
treasurer; L. W. Post, secretary; J.G.
Westmoreland, collector; G. G. Boy,
medical examiner. Insurance from
|500 to |5,000. Sick benefit $5 per week.
SURGICAL INSTITUTES.
National Surgical Institute— 30
and 32 E. Alabama. Dr. C. L. Wilson,
surgeon in charge ; Dr. K. H. Boland,
business manager.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Southern Telegraph Company-43
and 45 S. Pryor. M. Orr, manager.
Western Union Telegraph Compast
—56 E. Wall. J. M. Stephens, manager.
subordinate lodge. '
Atlanta Lodge, No. 20-^Meets every
Tuesday evening, 7.30 p.m. Powell Hall.
W. E. McAllister, C. C. ; J. N. Smvthe
V. C. ; J. L. Crenshaw, K. of R. & S. ;
J.Y. Dixon, M. of F.; H. H. Dickson,
P ; W. C. Jarnagin, M. at A
Knights of the Golden Rale*.
subordinate lodge.
Stonewall Lodge, No. 52 — Meets over
69 East Alabama, first and third Thnrs-
day of each month. W, F. Slaton,
commander; W G. BroWne, secretiiry.
Insurance, $50 J to $3,000. Sick benefits,
$5 per week.
Royal Areamim.
SUBORDINATX OOt!fCll.
Atlanta Council, Ifn, 160 — Meets
over 69 East Alabama, seicwid and fourth
Thursday of eacti month AK ?,30 p.m. T.
M. Means, regent; H. f, McDatUel,
orator; A. Bosenfeld, paHregQot; G. 8,
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Georgia Telephone Company— 30}^
Marietta.
SoLTHERN Bell Telephone and Tel-
egraph Company— Office, 21>^ Marietta.
H. H. Jackson, manager.
U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS, ETC.
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Commissioners — Lawson Black, W
Spring, A. E. Buck, R. E. Boyd, U. S.
Court House; L. G. Pirkle, W. C. Smith.
35 Marietta; J. L. Couley,8>2^ Marietu;
A. W. Hoffman, 25)^ Marietta.
Customs— Office U. S. Court House;
W. A. Pledger, surveyor.
Internal Revenue— IMstrict of w^r-
gi:i. Walter H. Johnson, collector. Of-
See U. S. Court House. Theodore D.
Irish and A. W. Port, depiities. Josi'pl;
C. Vigal and J. P. Chisolm, general
storekeepers; J. i.. Morris, W. D. Mourt
and H. A. Rucker, clerks.
SiGNAX Corps— United States Court
House. S» W. Beall, observer.
OCNTT Of FUMON.
Atlanta, county seat. Offices located
in New C^^rt House, HuoWl', corner oi
Fryor.
Connty Officers*
Clerk Superior Court— C.H. Strong,
J. S. Holliday, J. M. McAfee, W. L.
Venable, deputies. (See courts.)
Commissioners of Roads and Rete-
NUES — Court House. Term of office 3
years. Sal«ries$100 per annum. Bond
$1,000. L. P.Grant, chairman; W. A.
Mcore, W. T.Inman, Antliony Murphy,
C. W. Hunnicutt; clerk, John T.
Cooper.
County Alms House-- -Situated 7>^
miles on Peachtree road. R. L. Hope,
superintendent; salary $400 per annum.
County Coroner — R. O. Haynes.
County Ordinary — W. L. Calhoun,
Court House. (See Courts.)
County School Commissionbr-.-Juo.
N. Fain, Court House.
County Surveyor — Walter Laren-
(lon. Court House.
County and State Tax Collector —
W. W. Cl:iyton, Court House.
County Treasurer — C. M. Payne,
Court House;
Sheriff — L. P. Thomas, Court
Court House. For two years fro n Jan-
uary '8.'); salary fees; bond $10,000. W.
A. Wilson, C. C, Greene, A. M. Perker-
son, (l»*putieK, :i(>|)ointed by tlie sheriff.
State and < (»unty Tax Receiver —
J.O. Harris, Court House.
COUNTY PRISON.
County Jail — 34 Fraser. C. C.
Grerne, jailor ; Crandail L. Poole, turn-
key; J. M. Boring, physician.
STATE OP GEORGIA.
Atlanta, tlie capital. State House,
Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth.
Exeeutive Departments
Governor — Henry D.Mc Daniel ; elect-
ed October, 1884; t«'rm expires in 1886;
salary, $3,000. Secretaries: J. W. War-
ren. H. E. W. Palmer; salaries, $2,000.
Adjutant-general and keeper of public
buildings, John A. Stephens; i?alary,
$1,500. Department clerk, W. H. Har-
rison; salary $1,850
Secretary of State — Nathan C. Bur-
nett; elected 1884 for two years ; salary,
$2,000 ; bond, $10,000 ; J. F. Jones, clerk ;
salary, $1,000
School Commissioner — Gustavus J.
Orr, appointed 1884 for two years : salary,
$2,000. Clerk, Edgar H. Orr; salary.
$1,200
State Board of Education— Hon. H.
D. McDaniel, president; Hon. N. C.
Bamett, Hon. Clifford Anderson, Hon.
W. A. Wright, Hon. G. J. Orr.
COMPTBOLLER^ENEBAL — William A.
Wright; elected 1884 for two years;
salary, $2,000; bond, $20,000. Book-
keeper, Chas. T. Furlow : salary, $1,800.
Insurance clerk, Wm. King,; salary,
$1,200. Wild land clerk, G. T. E. Har-
deman; salary, $1,000.
Attorney-General — Clifford Aoder-
gou ; elected 1884 for two years ; salary,
$2,000.
Treasurer — R. U. Hardeman, elected
1884 for two years; salary, $2,000; bond,
$200,000. Wm. J. Speer, cashier ; salary,
$1,600. T '.t : - .r
Librarian — Frank L. Haralson, ap-
pointed under act of 1879. Salary, $1,-
500.
Keeper of Pknitentiabt — John*W.
Nelms; salary, $2,000; bond, $10,000.
Assistant keeper, John R. Towers ; sal-
ary, $1,200. Principal physician, W. F.
Westmoreland, M. D. ; salary, $2,000.
Department of Agriculture— John
T. Henderson, commissioner; salary,
$2,000: appointed 1882 for four years.
Assistant Commissioner, R. J. Redding;
salary, $1,700. Clerks: W.B.Hender-
son and T. C. Howard ; salaries, $1,200.
Geologist, A. R. McCutcheon; salary,
$1,500.
This department displays samples of
the products of the State, displays and
distributes fish. Dr. H. H. Cary is su-
perintendent of fisheries.
The commissioner has appointed six
inspectors of fertilizers, who reoeive sal-
aries.
The following are the inspectors now
in office: O. T. Rogers, Savannah; J.
H. Pate, inspector at Brunswick; Ker
Boyce, at Augusta, (including Charles-
ton, Si C.;) Dr. J. S. Lawton, Atlanta;
W. S. DeWolf, Columbus, and L. W.
Livingj»ton, Macon. The inspector of
fertilizers are ex officio inspectors of
illuminating oils, (fire test raised to 130
degrees Fall ret.)
The fees for inspecting fertilizers are
fifty cents a ton, and bring about $75,000
per annum, net, into the treasury.
Railroad Commission of the State
OF Georgia — Office, Constitution Build-
ing. Hon. James M. Smith, chairman :
Campbell Wallace and L. N. TrammeU,
commissioners ; A. C. Briscoe, secretary.
The commissioners are appointed, each
for six years, by the Grovernor, with the
consent of the senate. Its duties are to
fix the local rates to be charged by the
various railroads in ttie State on freight
and passengers, and to furnish rules and
regulations to govern the railroad". Its
firat action was to fix a stmdard tarilT £6r
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Atlanta City Dieictoet.
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all the roads, which went into effect May
1, 1880,but upon proper showing by any
road that such standard was too low,
the commission increased the standard
rates by allowing an additional percent-
age. The passenger rates were five and
SIX cents per mile on nearly every road
in the State. By order of the commis-
sion the fares on all the long or impor-
tnnt roads and branches were reduced to
three (3) cents a mile. This board is not
an advisory, but a mandatory one, whose
powers are to regulate railroads and rail
road rates. The secretary is elected by
the commissioner. The salary of each
commissioner is $2,500 per annum; of
the secretary, $1,200. 1
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
FIBST DISTRICT. /
Chatham 45,995
Effingham. :.^ 5,979
CK!riven i^, / c^o
Emanuel ; 9,750
Bulloch. . . ..-. j. ..... i 8,053
Bryan j... 4,925
Tattnall 6,985
Liberty , 10,566
Mcintosh \ 6,241
Glynn 6,497
Wayne. 5,980
Applins: 5,275
Fierce 4,538
Camden ; 6,183
Chai'lton 2,161
Ware 4,159
Clinch , 4,138
Echols 2,553
SECOND DISTKICT.
Baker ^ 7,305
Berrien ^ : 6,619
Brooks ,: 11,727
Calhoun 7,024
Clay 6,650
Colquitt L 2,527
l>ecatur I 19,071
Dougherty I 12,622
Early | 7,605
Lowndes ± 11,049
Miller J 3,720
Mitchell 1 9,392
Quitman 4 4,392
Randolph j. 11,341
Terrell.. ; 10,451
Thomas ^... 20,598
Worth ,]...... 5,892
THIKD DI.4tRICT.
Coffee 5,070
Dodge ^ 5,358
Dooly 12,413
-•■* '^»n • *f *<* ••••••••.. ia.oyb
Telfair 4^^.^^ 4^828
Montgomery 5,381
Laurens .^. .10,051
Pnlaski /. . . 14,058
Wilcox 3,109
Houston 23,251
Macon ii,675
Sumter 18,239
Schley 5,3112
Webster 5,237
Stewart y 13,998
Lee /. 10,567
FOURTH DISTRICT. ^
Taylor 8,579
Talbot 14,117
Marion 8,598
Chattahoochee 5,670
Muscogee 19,;t24
Harris U,m
Troup 20,565
Heard 8,769
Meriwether 17,651
Coweta ..19,109
Carroll 1dj901
FIFTH DISTRICT. ; =
Clayton 8,02S
DeKalb , 14.497
Favette 8^605
Fulton 46,126
Henry 14,193
Newton 13,619
Rockdale 6,838
Spalding 12,585
Walton 15,622
Campbell 9,979
Douglas 6,934
* SIXTH DISTRICT.^
Bibb 27,146
Crawford 8,656
Upson 12,400
Pike..... 15,849
Monroe 18,808
Twiggs 8,918
Wilkinson 12,061
Jones : 11,613
Baldwin 12,998
Butts 8,311
Jasper 17,849
SEVKNTH DISTRICT.
Bartow 18,690
Catoosa 4,739
Chattooga 10.021
Dade 4,702
Cobb 20,746
Floyd 24,418
Gordon 11,167
Whitfield 11,899
Murray 8,268
Polk 17,952
Paulding , 10,887
Haralson 5,974
Walker 11,055
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
[Hancock ^ff^
Putnam \pf^
Greene.. W^'^ti
Morgan J^.?^
Oconee ""uif^
! Clarke \h*^
Oeiethorpe id,4UU
;Wilke.^ ^»i^8a
lElbert l2,9o7
Madison /,»/o
Hurt 9.09-^
Franklin Il,4.i3
NINTH DISTRICT.
Banks 7,338
Cherokee 14,345
Dawson .5.837
Fannin 7,24.5
Forsyth 10,559
Gilmer
Gwinnett . . .19,531
Hall 15,2^^9
Habersham '. 8,718
Jackson 16,298
Lumpkin .^«.,v^. 6,519
Milton 6,261
Pickens 6,790
Rabun 4,634
Towns 3,261
Union 6,431
White 5,341
TENTH DISTRICT.
Johnson 4,800
Jefferson 15,671
Burke 27,128
Glascock 3,577
McDuffie : 9,449
Richmond 34,065
Columbia 10,465
Lincoln 6,412
Washington 21,964
Warren 10,885
Taliaferro 7,034
Second District: Thompson Clifton,:
Reidsville. • :
Third District : Lemuel Johnson, Gra-
ham .
Fourth District: R. M. Tison, J»- '
maica.
Fifth District: J. M. Wilcox, Douglas.
Sixth District: T. G. Cranford,Staten-
ville.
Seventh District : Robt. G. Mitchell,,
Thomasville.
Eight District : D. A. Russell, Bain-
bridge.
Ninth District. Henry C. Sheffield,
Arlington.
Tenth District : H. L. Long, Leesburg.
Eleventh District : L. C. Hoyle, Daw- .
son.
Twelfth District: C. C. Humber,
Lumpkin.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senate.
H. H. Carlton, president, Athens;
John S. Davidson, presiaent pro. tern.,
Augusta; Wm. A. Harris, secretary,
Isabella; H. H. Cabaniss, assistant sec-
retary, Atlanta; J. T. Taylor, journal-
izing clerk, Atlanta; W. E. Candler,
calender clerk, Blalrsville; H. C. Pee-
ples, enrolling clerk, Atlanta; J. C.
Campbell, Atlanta, and J. G. Parks,
Dawson, engrossing clerks; J. L. Law-
ton, committee clerk, Atlanta; A. J.
Cameron, messenger, Cobbville; L. J.
AUred, doorkeeper, Jasper.
First District: Robert Falllgant, Sa-
vannah.
8,386 Thirteenth District: W. D. Murray,
EUaville.
Fourteenth District: S. D, Fuller,
House Creek. i ^ ;
Fifteenth District: Allen McArthiir,
Lumber City.
Sixteenth i^istrict: G. S. Roundtree,
Swainsboro.
Seventeenth Disti'ict: T. J. Mc£lmui-
ray, Wayuebboix). *^ ^
Eighteenth District: John S. David-
son, Augusta.
Nineteenth District; T. E. Bristow,
Crawfordviile.
Twentieth District: W, J. Northen,
Sparta.
Twenty-First District: H.B.Ridley,
Clinton.
Twenty -Second District : T. B. Cab-
aniss, Forsyth.
Twenty-Third District: J. F. Sykes,
Byron.
Twenty-Fourth District : B. A. Thorn-
ton, Columbus.
Twenty-Fifth District: J. Y. Allen,
Thomaston.
Twenty-Sixth District: William
Hodges, Starke.
Twenty-Seventh District: H. U, Carl-
ton, Athens.
Twenty-Eight District: Fleming Jor-
dan, Monticello.
Twenty-ninth Dis^trict : F. H. Colley,
Washinsrton.
Thirtieth District: James M. Smith,
Winterville.
Thirty-first District: John F. Craft,
Hartwell.
Thirty-second District: Davis E.
Smith, Dawsonville.
Thirty- third District: Oliver Clark,
Gainesville.
Thirty-fourth District : Jas. E. Browu,
I McDonough.
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Thirty-fifth Distri^-t: WiUiam A. Tig
ner, Jonesboro.
Thirty-sixth District: L. R. Ray,
Newnau.
Thirty-seventh District: J. H. Tray-
lor, La Grange. i
Thirty .eight District: J. M. McBride.
Buchanan.
Thirty-ninth District: Thonaas L.
I^ewig, Alpharetfci.
Fortieth District: McG. Caldwell.
Forty-first District: William T.Day,
Jasper.
Forty-second District: John W. Mad-
dox. Snmmervillc.
Forty-third District: W. R. Rankin,
Calhoun. I
Forty-fourth District : R. M.W. Glenn,
LaFayette. j
HoiiHe.
W. A. Little, speaker; Mark A. Har-
din, clerk.
Appling: W. W. Beach.
Baker: J. W. Thayer
Baldwin: R. N. Lamar.
Banks : T. C. Chandler.
Birtow: VV. H. Feltoii and A.W.Fite.
^errien : W. H. SSneed.
^ibb: N. E. Harris, G. W.Gustin and
C. L. Bartlett.
Brooks: J. W, Hopsou.
Bryan: R. F. C. Smith, Eden.
Bullock: J. S. Franklin.
Burke: R. O. Lovett, J. B. Heath,
Alex Lively.
Butts: Y. A. Wright.
Calhoun: J.J. Beck.
Camden : A. Wilson, (col)
Campbell : Levi Hal lard.
Carroll: W. F. Brown, J H. Word.
Catoosa: A T. Hackett.
Charlton: John M. (Janaday.
Chatham : W. W. Gordon, Peter Reil-
ly and Gazaway Hartridge.
Chattahoochee: J. C. ?\ McCook.
Chattooga : C. C. Cleghorn.
Cherokee: W. A. Teasley. " ;:
Clarke : R. B. Russell. >^;^x ;;
Clay : Jackson Womack. -• .
Clayton : T. A. Ward. -,
Clinch : R. B. Johnson.
Cobb: A. S. Clay, I. X. Moon.
Coffee : Arthur Lott.
Ci'lumbia: A. J. Avary, Sr.
Colquitt: H. L. Watkins.
Coweta: W. A. Turner and J. B.
Goodwin.
Crawford: J. N. Smith.
Dade: T.J Lumpkin. ^^^
Dawson: John Palmour.
Decatur : J. D. Harrell, R. A. ConuelL
DeKalb: G. L. Humphries, W. P.
Bond.
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Dodge : L. A. Hall.
Dooly: T.J. Ray.
Dougherty : J. Ambeira.
Douglas : M. M. Smith.
Early : B. Chancy.
Echols: C. F. Staten.
Effingham : G. H. Morgan. ^ r-
Elbert: R. M. Heard. K'
Emanuel: B. W. Durden. v
Fannin : B. C. Duggar.
Fayette: E.G.Jones. *
Floyd : J. L. Johnson, J. W. Turner
J. M. Walker^ . >*i '
Forsvth : W, L. Patterson^
Franklin : W. R. Little.
Fulton: B. F. Abbott, W. D. Ellis,
John Thomas.
Gilmer: E. W. Watkins.
Glascock : R. L. Usry .
Glynn : J. E. Dart.
Greene : W. M. Lewis, J. C. Hart.
Gordon: T. C. Milner.
Gwinnett: J. W. Andrews, W. B.
Pool.
Habersham : John Kytle.
Hall : T. B. Montgom'ery, J. H. Butt.
Hancock: J. R. Lewis, J. W. Moore
Haralson: S. M. Davenport.
Harris: J. H. Lynch, R. A. Ru.*8iil.
Hart: B. B. Parker, Jr.
Heard : Levi Hollingsworth.
Henry: E. J. Reagan.
Houston : Elbert Feagan, J. W. Wiui-
berly.
Irwin : Willis Dorminy.
Jackson: T. H. Niblack, X. B Cash
Jasper: C.H.Greer
Jefferson : A. E. Tarver, J W. Brin-
son
Johnson: M. H Mason
Jones: G W Comer
Laurens : J. E. Hightower
Lee: W. C. GUI
Liberty : J. B. Eraser, c
Lincoln : J. C. Sims
Lowndes : J. W. Harrell
Lumpkin : Weir Boyd
Macon : S. T. Lofiey
Madison : T.J Scott
Marion: W. B. Butt
McDuffle: E. C. Hawes
Mcintosh : Hercules Wilson, (col)
Meriwether: J. M. Terrell, E. C.
Tbraab
Miller: B. Y. Jones
Milton: J.P.Webb
Mitchell : Israel Maples
Monroe : Bu L. Berner, J. H. Sutton
Montgomery : Chas. S. Hamilton
Morgan : AiigUHtus Stoddard
Murray: Wu J. Peeples
Muscogee: w. A Little and T. J
Chappell
Newton : L. L. Middlebrooks
Oconee : F. P. Griffith
oSorpe: R. B. Matthews, Joseph
"McWliorter .
Paulding: J.Monroe Spmks
Pickens: F. C. Tate
Fierce: W.G. Brantley
l^ike: J E. Ganlner and J. r. Kaker
Polk : R. W. Everett
Pulaski: L. M. Lamar
Putnam : J. T. Dennis and W. F. Jen-
kins „ .
Quitman: William Harrison
Rabun : J. I. Langston
Randolph : T. J. Perry
Richmond: C. A. Robbe, M. V. Cal-
vin and Adolph Brandt
Rockdale: J. A. Stewart
Schley : T. B. Meyers }
Scriven: J. W. Johnson . j
Spalding: E.G. Flynt : „^
Stewart: D.B.Fitzgerald -
Sumter: W. M. Hawkes and J. L.
Adderton
Talbot: R.M.Willis
Taliaferro : P. G. Veazey
Tattnall: J. F.Mattox
Taylor: J.J. McCants
Telfair: Tom Eason
Terrell : O. B. Stevens
Thomas : S. G. Mcl^mdon an<l J. R.
Alexander
Town*} : John H. Corn
Troup: T. C. Crenshaw, Jr., James
F. Jones
Twiggs : Hubbard ReynoMs
Union: T.J. Haralson
Upson : W. H. Richard-on
Walker: J. B. Wheeler
Walton: H. A. Carlthers, J. M. Gres-
ham
Ware: W. H. Miller
Warren: M. H. Shurley
Washington: C. R. Pringleand J. K.
Hines
Wavne : W. F. Raybon
Webster : D. B. Harrell
White: W. K. Williams
Wilcox: Willis Cason
Wilkes: S. H. Hardeman, B. F.
Barksdale
Wilkinson : J. W. Lindsay
Whitfield : B. Z. Herndon
Worth: W.J. ForU
First terra commences second Monday
in February. Second term commences
first Monday in September.
Superior Courts.
JLDICLiRY.
SUPUKMK COURT.
Court rooms, Atlanta. James Jack-
son, AtJanta. chief justice ; Samuel Ftall,
Macon, and Mark H. Blandford, Colum*
bus, associate J UHtices; Z. D. Harrison,
olerk; J. H. Lumpkin, reporter; Ji W.
VMighan, aheriir*
Albany,Circuit— B. B. Bower, judge;
W. y . Speiice, solicitor general;
Baker: First Monday in May andXo-
vember «
Calhoun : Second Monday in June and
December. , ,,. , ^ i.„:..
Dei'atur: Second and third Monday wi
May and November. ^ -
Doughertv: First, second and ihml
Monday in April and OcU)ber.
Mitchell: Third and fourth Monday
in March and fourUi Monday in Xovem-
her ■•
Worth : Fourth Monday in April and
October
Atlanta CiRcrrr— W. R. Hamnaond,
judge; C. D. Hill, solicitor genenil.
DeKalb : Thinl Monday in March and
September. . ,-- , \
Clayton : Flr-^t Monday m March and
Sente m ber
I Fulton : Monday aft**r fourUi Monday
in March and September.
Augusta Circuit— H. C. Roney,
iukge ; Bovkin Wright,solicitor general ;
J. M. Graham, official c<mrt reporter,
Augusta. . __ ,
Burke: Third Monday m May and
^To vem ber.
" Columbia : Fourth Monday in M.arch
and September. ,, , . at u
McDuffic: Third Monday in March
and September. . ...
Richmond : Thinl Monday \\\ April
and October. ^ _
Blue Ridge Circuit: Jatne.H B.
I Brown, judge; George F. Gober solici-
tor general. . « »
Cherokee: Fourth Monday in Febru-
ary and second Mo'i lav In Seprembrtr.
Cobb: Second Monday in March and
third Monday in Noveml>er.
Dawson : Third Monday in April and
second Monilay In September.
Fannin : Fourth Honday In May and
first Monday In November.
Foi-syth: Thinl Monday in February
and Fourth Monday In August.
Glim r: Thinl Monday in May and
second Monday iu November.
Milton : First M<mday in February and
third Monday in August.
Pickens : Fourth Monday In April and
September.
Brunswick CiBCUiT : M. L. Mershon,
judge ; J. I. Carter, solicitor general.
Appllug: Second Moaday la March
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Eastern Circcit — \. p.
judge; F. G. du Bignon, aolicitoT gen.
eral. °
Chatham : First Aloaday in March
June and December. '
Bryan : First Monday in May and Xo-
veniber.
Effingham: Second Monday in Mar
ami Noveinber.
McEntosh: Fourth Monday ii Mav
Camden : Fourth Monday in April and
November.
Charlton: Tuesday after third Mon-
day in April and November.
Clirwh: First Monday in Mar h and
0<*t()l)er.
Coffee : Tuesday after second Monday
in April and November.
Glynn : First Monday in May and De-
cember. .„.,^.. .
Pierce: Fourth Monday in March and and "xoveuibert
October. . Liberty : Third Mondav in Mav ini
. Warn: First Mondny in April and No- November. '• ^^^ »i»i
veniber
oSr= Third Monaay in March an,. E.'^'.^^rXTf^r^ntraT"' ^""^'^
CuATTAHoocHEk CiRCcrT : T. J. Wil- ^„^!"^!,; ^'^""'' ^oo'Jay '" March ai,l
UsJ.u,,e;Thou...G. Grimes, solicitor ^Xnry r'Thlra Mou.lay In Apri, a.
>S:r.Xren,^"r""* ''""''^^ '° '^5^-: Fourth Monday in KeW
Harris: Second Monday in April and Vow'J^n.Thir.iTir^^i • ac u
October. iNewton: 1 hi rd Monday m March and
Marion : Fourth Mondav in April and i ^^u?^"**^1J-' ^ xr i . . .
October. I ^^^^' ^*^»^ Monday in April and Oe-
Mnticog^e: Second Monday in Mav i ^t^J'l.-i i rn.. , ,, , . „
and November Rockdale: Third Monday in Februarr
Talbot : Sec(md Mondav in March and """s^tllfnf* Fir t m .., io • vu
September. " ! ^P^laing. i? irst Monday in Februan
Taylor: Fourth Mondav in February TT,tnn ""^Fi..^ \f i • xc ,x/
and xVugust. Upson : First Monday in May ami NV
Cherokee Circuit : J. C. Fain, jud^e; ^*^'"'^^-
J. W.Hirri.s Jr., solicitor <reneral i . >I^con Circuit-T. J. SUnmm,
Bartow: Second Mondav'in January ^"'^p' *^- ^' Hardeman, solicitor gen-
andJuly. ^ o'lu i:. u ^^ ^
Catoosa: Second Monday in February t Ho^^k * ""^^ Monday in April and
and Au^'ust vjCLOoer.
r».i^?nn- 1 AX i . w ' Crawford: Third Monday in March
Dade: Third Monday in March and and September.
September.
Gordon : Fourth Monday in February
and Aua:u8t.
Murray : Third Mondav in February
and August.
Houston : First Monday in Aprjl and
October.
Middle Circuit: Reuben W. Can-
well, judge; Oscar H.Rogers, solicitor
areneral.
Whittle Id : First Mondav in Anril i ' t> ,i i t^ . ^ - ,
and October i % ^ Bulloch : From the first to the fourth
Coweta Cturr^r^ <5 w it •' '• i Mondays in April and October.
H M ^.Ir f r •. • • Harrisjudge ; Emanuel : Third Monday in Apriland
p!l;?h n' »'i!'^'J»J" «^-';eral. ftrgt Monday in November.
Campbell : J? list Monday in February Jefferson: Second Monday in Mav
and August.
CarroU: First Monday in April and
October, ^ i
Qoweta: First Monday in March and
September.
Douglas: Third Monday in January
and July. • i
Fayette: Third Moa-.:i y in March and
oe ember.
Heard: Fourth Monday . March and
Sep mber.
MOriwecher: Third :5:of.4y iu Febru-
aiT a^a Aut^tui. .
Xtuup: TllT- 'i* : d. / April and
* NoTembor.
andNovember.
Johnson : Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Scriven : Third Monday in May and
November.
Tattnall : Second Monday in April and
O »tol)er.
Washington : First Monday in March
and September,
Northeastern Circuit : J. B. Estei^.
ju<l«e; William Erwiii, solicitor t^ciieral-
Hall : Third Monday in Fe*)ruary and
August.
Habersham : First Monday in March
and September.
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Rabun : Third Monday in March and
September.
Towos : Fourth Monday in March and
September. ' • '
White: Second Monday in April and
October.
Lumplcin: Third Monday in April and
October.
Union : First Monday in April and
October; f ^
Northern Circuit: Samuel Lump-
kin, judge; W. M. Howard, solicitor
general.
Elbert: Second Monday in March and
September.
Glascock: Third Monday in Febru-
ary. -
Hancock: Second Monday in April
and October.
Uart: Third Monday in March and
September.
Lincoln : Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Madison : First Monday in March and
September.
Ogletliorpe: Third Monday in April
and Octol)er.
Taliaferro: Fourth Monday in Febru-
ary and August.
Warren : First Monday in April and
October.
Wilkes: First Monday In May and
November.
OcMULGEE Circuit : Thomas G. Law-
son, judge; Robert Whittleld, solicitor
general.
Baldwin : Third Monday in January
and July.
Greene: Second Monday in Msircli
and September.
Jasper: Fourth Monday in April and
October.
Jones: Third Monday In April and
Oct<d)er.
Morgtin : First Monday in March and
September.
Putnam: Third Monday in March and
September.
Wilkinson : First Monday in April
and October.
OcoNKE Circuit.— A. C. Pate, judge;
C C. Smith, S(dlcitor-general.
Dodge : First Monday in May and No-
vember.
Dooly : Second and Tliird Monday in
March and September.
Irwin: Monday after Fourth Monday
in March and September.
Laurens : Fourth Monday in January'
and Jn'y.
Montgomery : Wednesday after fourtli
Monday in April and October.
Pulaski : Second and third Monday in
May and November.
Telfair: Tuesday after third Monday
in April and October.
Twiggs : Second Monday in April and
Octoljer.
Wilcox: Fourth Monday In Mftrch
and September.
Pataula CmcuiT.— J. T. Clarke,
judge ; J. H. Guerry, solicitor genenO.
Clay : Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Early : First and Second Monday In
April and October.
Miller : Third Monday in April and
October.
Quitman: Third Monday in March
ami September.
Randolph : F'rst and Second Monday
in May aud November.
Terrell : Fourth Monday in May and
November, and holds two weeks.
RoMB Circuit. — Joel Branham Judge ;
C. T. Clements, solicitor general.
Chattooga: First Monday in March
aud September.
Floyd : Fourth Monday in March and
September, and holds tour weeks — long-
er if necessary.
Paulding: First Monday hi February
aud August.
Polk: Second Monday in February
and August, and holds two weeks.
Haralson : Third Monday in January
and July, and holds two weeks.
Walker: Last Monday in February
and Autrust.
SouTHKHN CiBCurr — Aogustin H.
Hansen, judge; R. W. Rountxee,
solicitor general.
Berrien : Third Monday in March and
November.
Bi*ooks: First Monday in May and
September.
Colquitt: Wednesday after fourth
Monday in March and ^^eptember,
. Echols : Second Monday In March and
September.
Lowndes : Third Monday in May and
November.
Thomas : Third week' in 'April and
October.
Southwestern CiBCurr — Allan Fort,
judge; O. B. Hudson, solicitor general.
Lee: Second Monday in March and
November.
Macon : Second Monday In Hay and
fourth Monday In November.
Schley : Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Stewart: Fourth Monday in April
and October.
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Sumter : Second Monday in April and
October.
Webster : First Monday in April and
October.
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; Western CiRCurr— N". L. HutQhins,
ji|df^; E. T. BrowQ, solicitor j^eueral.
I Brfhks : Third Monday in Marcb and
September.
: Clarke : Second, third and fourth Mon-
djay in May and November.
; Oconee : Fourth Monday in January
alid July. .1 .
I Franklin : Fourth Monday in March
abd September.
- Gwinnett : First and second Mondav
ill March and drat and second Monday in
September. -
I Jackson: First and second Monday in
f ebruary and August.
; Walton: Second and tliird Monday in
]|'ebruary and August.
' UNrrED States District and Circuit
OURTS (Northern District of Georgia),
'. S. Court House and P. O. Bu<]ding.
on. A. Pardee, judge Fifth Judicial
Circuit, residence New Orleans, La.;
fion. H. K. McCay. district judge, resi-
dence Atlanta; Emory Speer, district
Attorney; William Haight, assistant at-
torney; Julius L. Brown, standing mas-
ter in chancery; A. E. Buck, clerk;! R.
% Boyd and Olin C. Fuller, deputies ;
^. E. Bryant, marshal; O. E. Mitchell,
chief deputy, ancife^J. F. Cooper, C.
" . Miner, W. P. Varner, W. N. McDon-
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City CouRT-TCourt House, Marshall
J. Clarke, judge;, salary, $2,500; C. fl.
Strong, clerkj salary, fees; Howell C.
Glenn, solicitor. Terms of Court, first
Monday in March, June, September aad
December. This court has no jurisdiiv
tion in questions of equity, felony, di.
vorce, or title to real estate.
Court of Ordinary. — Court House-
Exclusive juri8<liction of probate mat-
ters. Terms, first Monday of eiuh
month. W. L. Calhoun, ordhiary.
Elected January, 1885, for four years.
P. H. Calhoun, clerk.
5'- • Justices' Courts.
District 1026— W. M. Butt, justice,
7^ W Mitchell. Term, fourth Tuesday
in each month. G. H. Tanner, justice,
2S W. Alabama. Term, fourth Tuesday
in each month.
District 1234 — Daniel Pitchford, ju».
tice, 3>^ Marietta. Term, first Monday
in each month. John Rhea, justice, 51ji
Peachtree. Term, first Monday of each
month. . -
District 469— W. C. Horton, 633 Ma-
rietta.
Recorder's Coctbt — Sessions daily,
except Sunday, at 10 a. m., at the station
house, 47 S. Pryor. Jas. A. Andersou,
recorder.
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W. HOC^TETTER, SeCy.
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iEALEKS a:N1> CONSUMEES can rely on (GETTING
IIVBRYTHING FRESH AND RELIABLE.
^ W^ WE MAKE IT THE INTEREST OF ALL TO
BUY OF US.
MARKET CLEM! POLITE ATTEHTIOH!
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAQS FOR TRAVELERS.
Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gnmraed Pa'per of al4 colors; Legal and-
Xdtarial Seals; Folding and Fancy lickets; MeutzePs Patent Sus-
pension Rings ; The Star Copying Pads ; Dennison'g Game
Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and
Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc., Etc.
DENNliON'S TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE;
Phillips' Hdofand Clasp Tags; Kirabair* Self-Fastening 'fickets; Postal
Envelopes; McGill's Paper Fa.«teners at Manufactory rs'
discounts; Dickinson^s Kubber Bands, et€.
Sealing Waz Iilakers.
TISSUE PAPERS
Proprietors "Globe" aad Centennial Prize •• Excel- i
sior/' afld Importers of English Grass. Bleached and
Colored Tissae Papers, from tne Celebrated 39 ilHL
ProiHrtetors of "Silver Wliite," best article for pollsiiing Silver, and Millet's "Jewelry
Cleaning Casket, '?'and '*Silver White Casket."
JEWELERS' BOXES,
J«welers' Cards, Pinki and White Cotton, Fine Twines; &c.. &c.
BMUeeiSTS' BOXES,
Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Coulter Papers, Dennison's Shaving
Papers, Bennisoii's Absorbent Cotton, for ]>ental and
Sorgicai Pip^poses,
CABDBQARD MAKERS.
»®~A11 of our Goods are for sale by Dealers everywhere, and by
IXEJ^NISON MFO CO.,
21 Milk St.r Boston; 198 Broadway, New York; 630
Chestnut St, Fluladelphia; 155 Dearborn St,
.Chicago; 143 Walnut St, Cincinnati;
412 X. Third Street, St. Louis.
Advertising DEPAKTMiasrr.
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FRANCIS FONTAINE,
HsciOTiATOR er
PatmMortgag'es,
Cor. Marietta and Broad Struts, Fitten BuUding, Room 9,
(Secoaad. n.oox_)
ELEVATOR ENTMAXCi:.
lir«Ad Street.
ATLANTA, GA.
?3«RIGE S WILSnN,»«
0-'-
7 NORTH BROAD STREET.
_ do exclusively a Bbal Estate business- Having watched the
I^P fluctuations in property for over thirty years in Atlanta, wc can
^^ justly boast of as perfect a knowledge of its true value as any liv-
ing men. We sell at public outcry, or privately, charging regular com-
missions for the same. We execute all deeds necessary in transferring
property without extra charge, thus saving annoyance to our customers. If
experience and success is worth anything, we certainly are in the fore ^^nt.
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"5^^ Book, Cnt and Color Work, in the largest and best offices in the
country, that these machioes stand without a rival for perJeetion of reg-
ister and distribution, evenness of impression, rapidity of motion, ease in
haodling and great durability.
The Campbell Country Press. -
Our Country Press stands pre-emineptly in advance of all others for
the general use of a country office, comprising all of the most desirable
features for such a machine— SIMPUCITT OF MECHAITISM, FAULT-
LESS COSSTRiJCTION, PERFECT BISTEIBIITIOJI, ECONOMY AND
DURABILITY.
•Send for Catalogue and Price-List.
Campbell Printing Press & Mfg. Co.,
m William Street, NEW YORK.
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H, I. KIMBALL, L. fi: WHEELER & CO.
Constitution Building, - ATLANTA, GA.
Are prepare^l3?execute com missions in all branches of Architectural
work, in the most artistic manner.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY.
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^ > CJonstitatioa Building, Atlanta, Ga.
ADvlRTISEBtENTS FLACE© CHEAPLY AND PROMKIXY. FACttrFIES
UssuRTASSED. Send for Lists and Ratk;».
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'Dealer in (Grapevines, Ro*es, Everjrreeus, Greenhouse and Beti-
ding Plants of all kinds. Vegetables and Ve^t«ble Plants in tlieir sea^-on.
Special attention given to Boquets, Floral Dcs'gbs, Cut Flowers, etc.
Nursery, E. Fair St^ South Side Cemetery, Atitnta, Sa.
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The Most Fashionable .
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER
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Advertising t)EPARTMiias^T.
CLARENCE ANGIER.
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NIAGARA, (XJNNECTIOGT, liSON,
Of new YOKK. OFaARTFORU. Of XONfiOSi.
Also Gea'l Ag't for the SterliDg «uan<> Sriff StertH^ Acid Pboephare.
' ' PEEPARED BT
OLAEK'S COVE GS
Southern OfUce: Gate CHy NatioiMt
bnd Floor!!
The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE MANtHTRS OF
M^niD PdOX. TABI.ES,
And General Billiard Hs^pTies in the Worid.
ACt *■- -
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C*»ic«, Salkboom ak» Mantfactobt, market akd HtJRON STREETS, NoaxH Sidb
BSAMCH 8AiE8B00M» 41 A^ 49 STATU ST., SOIJTH 8lDE. '
?WW TMtK: ^24 Broadway. CINCINNATI: ^10 and 12
W. SIxtli St ST. LOUIS: 211 Market Stteet.
SOUTUtJ^m EtftMtQMEg : ^iy^t9, ©eorgia; DallAs, Texas; Bammore, Md.' Kansas Citv.Xo^
. 22 Decatur Street, Atlanta, Qa.
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■-^^Healey Building,
ATLANTA, 6A.
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Special eiervice in tl»e Desij^niug of Pu»>Uc
Works, as Churches, Schools, Col-
leges, Court Houses, County "
and City Buildings.
CAM REFER TO MANY ERECTED IN VARtOUS
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
NOS. 6, 8 and lO MARIETTA STREET,
'f SEORSm BOOK SSORE
3WLOi
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^PHILLIPS & CREW,^
DfiALSES IN *. r-
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School Books, Blank Books, Stationery,
IQ fact, evervthing generally Kept in a well-appointed Book Store. The la^^J ^^^
in the South, «nd sold at prices to crompete with the jobbing trade ^est or sontu, .^
T
HE GEORGin MUSIC STORE
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PHILLIPS & CREW,
Atlanta, Georgia.
GENERAL AGE5TS
FOR THE
ZNABE c^Lls^^^-^iv PIANOS, FA&LO& ?' Cfitm 0&&ASS,
Shvet Mnsic, Small Xoaieal Instruments Mudc B4Mtks, etc.
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Advertising Department.
TKCE
RICHMOND &. DANVILLE R'Y SYSTEM,
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3IPRISI9l€i THE
ATLAUTA k CHARLOTTE' AIP-T T^r
RICKMOHD ^'DAHyiLLE RAIIWAV
^« VIRGINIA MIDLAND R'Y.
AND
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THE GREAT THROUGH LINE
79 IsdIZLEiS SH:0R.TEI?, ^(O
ff ^ AND SBVEKAL HOURS <iUICKER TO / V
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW
YOBK, than via any other Route.
DOUBLE DAILT TRAINS,
Making «„se Con„ecMo«s witl, aH Trains t« a„,l fr„,.. ihe .„„tl..
STEEi. RAILS, STONE BALLAST, and under the
same management from » uei tut
ATLANTA to WASHINGTON,
Mafei„« conoe. tion«««rt. «ncl delays imp„«sii„e.
This is the (JJs'Ly U.NE running PuDman Buffet Sleeping
Cars from Atlanta to New York, without chan-e.
M. SLAttiHTER, Oeu'l Pas«*. Ag't,
K- H£KK£LE¥, Saperiuteiident.
C. H. tUEAK», Ass^t «. P. Ag'U
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-VSTliitelifiLll Stx»o©t, A.tla-nt.w.,
Cnnlraclnr
FOB PLAIN AND
ORNAMENTAL
PlaslEring
nrwm coDtract. for woric in any part of tUe State. Will •»««/ '^"•^''»^;';;i^
a General Purchasing Agency for all material in ihi« line, inclotitiy Plater, Ormnnr—
Lime, cement, Terra Coua, Iron Casting of all descnption Send tor O
•PERDUE k EGLESTOH,. '
General Insurance Agents.
REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Hartfonl, df Hartford, Conn. Germania, of New ¥ork.
Insnrance Co. of North America- Imperial, of Londoa.
(Jiieen, of England. Fire Associatlo., of PWIadelpkia-
New York luderwriters Aureney Travelers (Life and Afcldeiit.)
Xntnal Life, of New York.
80. ] UatB City BatMal Baiil Bnililiiii, 29 East AlaiaM Strest,
A.TLA1STA, GKORGIA.
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Advertising Bepartmknt.
THE ATLANTA
■^BAPmTxSEMINARY,
.•^:"...-
FoK COLORED PREACHERS asb TEACHEliS.
NUMBER OF STTUBENTS ENBOLLED 150-lLL MALES.
P^OF * H iruTTrairij T>„ ^ ^^- WM. E. HOLMES,
rHUF. ML fl. KEUGER, PB0PE8S0B VoCAL MUHIC. '^*^'^
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SESSIO:^-:
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""** ^^'^S!? Session begms first Monday in October, and closes Mar aiot oh.i.
during C»^«tn^ HoUdays. Ap^Ucante fS?'kdmSsion m'us'J^S S^*^^
t-»ry testimonials of moral character and habitg. ''"•J-rat^
•tadento are reqnired to pay for tuition One Dollar per month, in advance Bnarrf ...h -.k.
mg in the CHj at from Six to Seven Dollm ^rmmS.'
Location : Cor, of Elliott and West Hunter Sts.
i XAGOMARSINO'S
Wbolesale @ Retail Confectionary,
-DBALBB Ijf OHOIOE FOSEIGH AJHD DOMESTIC
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AI^TA, OEORCilA.
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Boot # Shoe Maker.
— -— — -- -♦-^ — ^ — _
I USE THE BEST OF IMPOfiTEI) GOODS,
Put Up Work With a GuarantM of Fitting and Giving Satisfaction.
S22 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
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Work forwarded to any place by Express, or as may be desired.
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MlLBUM WiMjm Co,
']!>ecmtu=rStppeet, ATIJ5(#4TA, GA.
WB HAYE m STOCK NSABLT ALL KINDS QV
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PHiETDNS, BUGGIES and 'WAGONS.
DONT FOWSfflT THE PLACE.
H. L. AT WATER, Agent.
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PHOSPHO
TlMTlTTDIitiaiDlfEinilSEil
Office: No. 34 W. AUbamaSt., ^i^tlSLn-tSL, GI«L
FACTMiLtH.afoaaiA'.iiAuaMOt^womujESfmm em.
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Decatur Street. ATLANTA, CA.
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A^ent for tke Celebrated ^'Apple Orere'' and Cabinet Whiskies. Ib'
porter of Foreigrn Wines, Brandies, Et<5.
W.J.WILLINGHAM
TELEPHONET
•No. 21»^
64 ELLIOTT STEEET,
Keeps the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED Stock oH
lJ>i ATILATSTA.
Also, D00RS,.SASH. BLINDS, LATHS,
SHINGLES' AND LIME.
Adveriising Depaktm«nt.
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increases - it demands in
musical instruments for home,
cliuxxjh., or school excellence in tone,
tasteful Tvorkmanahip, and durability.
niustra-t^K'. O'iterorue*' "er.* f-ee.
^SOUTHERN DEPRRIMENT>^
Gon Broad and Alabama Sts., Atlanta, Ga.
arches,
CHAPELS
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PARLORS,
SCHOOLS
H0ME8.
Ih-essed and Matched Rooring and Beaded CeilingBfiidwai & SoUS, Declef BrOS., IKheelflCk P'lanOS, Estej PiaflOS..
A SPKCIALTT, IN CAR LOAD LOTS OR BY THE HUNDRED FEET.
ATTV 12171:* rkv °n«i7 A -u nan ativa'v-o rvts rrA-wrrt
LOW PRICES! EASY TERMS^I
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ALL TRAINS of thi»14Mh'AiffM»
UNION FAS-
m^Any furtbei?d*«w«»liiwii»diwfd^p»ii,Jbe secured upon
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AgWlC.
AS6IES.
Oea. Pms. a Ttekng^Agwt.
PSM. AgBfti.
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BuUdings, 26 & 28 E. Alabama St., ATLANTA, GA
t Uard Institution! k Organized Business Communitif!
ACTUAL BUSINESS-STUDENTS ON CHANGE.
. { BRANCHES TAUGHT:
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.— Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Bumness
Corresponding, MercantUe Uw, Bosinesa Forms and Practices, Baaking, ete^ et«.
BNQLISH DEPARTMENT.— Arittemetic, WrJting, Reading, Spelling, Grammar, Geograptay,
History, etc.
TELEGRAPH DEPARTMKNT.-Tlieory and Practice, by aound, and Baiiroad Agents
Bnsiness.
For Circulars, etc., address
B. F. MOORE, President.
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Advertising Department.
W. W. HASKELL.
PETER P. CLARKt
: / I FIRE INSURANCE:' l;
27i Whitehall St., m^^^^^-^ ATLANTA, GA.
SUN FIRE OFFICE, Loudon, Encr.,
GuARDiAX, of London, Eng.,
Fire Insdrance Association, of London,
WiiLiAMSBURG City, New York,
Westchester, New York, - _ _
British America, Toronto, Canada,
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Organized 1710.
Organized 1821.
Org:inized 1830.
Organized 1853.
Organized 1837.
Org:inized 1833.
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FUHERAL UNDERTAKERS,
43 Loyd Street, ATLANTA. CA.
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i SOIiE A6BNTS F©H
METAl GASES AND GASKETS,
•MANUFACTURED BY-
Metallic Burial Case Comi>any of New York,
\ THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MADE.
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Also, a larp and Varied Stock of Wood Cases and CastelSi
SUITABLE FOR ANY AGE OR SEX.
I;MBALMING and Care of Bodies A SPECIALTY.
Open Day and Nig^ht. Telephon No. 643.
Prompt attention given to Telephone, Telegraph or other calk.
Advertising Departmeitt,
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13 Uroad ptreet,
ORDERS SOLICITED.
mtlanta, Hcorgio. ^,^
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GEO, H. EDDLZMAN,.^
REAL ESTATE I REHTIHG AGENT
55 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Special Attention Giyen to R«ntiii^ and Selling Property for !Ton-Re8i4eiit«.
y U M PH R EYS
rvETlfs'p?cTFICS
For the Core of all diseases of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep
DOGS. HOGS, POULTSY.
Use<l snccessfnllyior 20 years by Far-
niei-s, Stockbreeders, Horse R.B., <tc.
Knflorsed & used by the U.SiGoTemmM.
'•^Pamohlets & Charts sent free. "^^
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.,
109 Fulton St, Wew York.
^Humphreys' Homeopathic
Specific No.28
« 1 use 30 yeara. .The onW suooeasfnl nsnedy for
Jm Debility. ITrtal Weaioiess.
«i tJ/ i™*^'°>.'r°™ over-worii or other caosen.
Smn«vn'"^'^»'*»°<l l*nre vial powder, for •&
"ledlcinp Co.. 10«» ^nlfon St.. NwwToS^
) -hTMB MIIiD POWBR CJTELBB.*^
H
UMPHREYS'
In use so years.— Speoal Preaeriptiana of
an eminent PhToioian. Slaapie, SaJb and Sw«.
LIST OF panffciPAii iroa. cubxb. fbick-
Pevers, Concevtion. Inflammationa . . JtS
HVmnmrn, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. . Ji5
C nrlacCaUe. or Tevfehinff of Infants 35
I>tiuTSe»arChildnnarAdattB J»5
OAaentery, Gripiiic. Biliooa Oolie. . . Ji5
diolem. jKori»wB, Vomiting ^
CoiMClu* Ckdd, Bnmehitis J»
Iffe«tnU«i»3oothM^FaoeMlie. . .as
Headii!chMtffiokHMdMdia.Yeftar> M
Dyapepsla. Biiions Stomaoh ,S§a
SvtpprMMed or miiafldL^nrifOda JKI
OMEOPATHIC
I m IVlLltes, too Prof^ P«neda. . , . .
& £ Crown, Conch, DilBoolt Breathing — JiS
16 Ferer and A««e,ChiUa, Malaria..... JIO
17 PIlM, BlindOT BleadiBC <J0
1 1 C»tarrii« aoate or dixonie: Inflnensa .50
SO ^riMMmiuOnHCl^yiolent Concha .90
37 KidmeT IMflMum .90
98 nmrramm DeMUtF- • • -^ -Ai • • - ^ **9S
3€ Vrimmryy^^mMmmfm^WmiaMBud JO
3M DUe— — of tKe llMtf<PalpiUt»on UOO
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PECIFICS,
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St of woe.— Batatur ur»
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i IIMCIL COLLECI.
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The.Re^Tnr SeggTons of tlii« Institution begin the first wcc-k in Orui
and continue five month*. The increaged faeilitiep, added each year sinw!
inauguration, have made this the most thorough Medical JSehmd in thu Soo^
The Faculty eonsigts of gentlemen of high attainments and conspi. ious pwiti
111 the profession, especially compet'^nt in the difl'erent Departments. 1
diplomas of this School rank with the best in the land.
Clinical Intraction is rendered thorough and systematic by means of tl»j
ITY STREET HOSPITAL
I controlled by the Faculty, and located ujwn a lot adioiniiiff the Colleox> ctoii
jThis is the CITY HOSPITAL OF ATLANTA, and' as sudi furnishe'J al)nn.t
material for bedside instruction in all diseases. For Catal. gue and Informaiii
address
-^c"o„=o„ .„„..,. Dr. WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, Dean,
Comer Aiftbama and Forsyth St8. * ;p^ q Box S3
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FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.^
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NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED, 540.
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MissC. M. GROVER, M188 8 H. Champnby, Mrs. E. H. albert, Mrs. J. S. Malu)RY, miss
I. S. UORTON. MISS CORA E. JOHNSON, MiSS 8. E. MALLORT, MISS HATTIB
E. Phinnby, Miss Ella Pbatt, Mrs. J. K. Kemp.
flS-Competent teachers In Vocal and InstrnmenUl Music; also, in prinUng, and a first-
class Laundress.
iWPhysical, Social and Hellgioua cnltnre wUl occupy an im]>ortant place in the general
system pursued. Preparatory, Normal, Academic couiaes, and CoUrgiate Course for those
who are prepare<l for it.
I^-A Model School for the training of Normal pupiis. Industrial Department a specU^y.
tr-Board, with tuition, fT.OO per month. For further infonnation, address Principals.
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Geo, H. Morrill & Co.
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25 & 27 Rose St., New York City.
This Directory is Printed with Our Ink, by
DUNLOP & COH EN, Atlanta, Ga.
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THE DIRECT ROUTE TO
TRAVERSE CITY, PETOSKEY.
MACKINAC, MARQUETTE.
And Other Delightful Health and Summer Resorts of
i\i the Celeliratfiil Tront and Srayling StreaM. " '
Bsantifnl Lales anil Granil Forests of tMs Faiilons Conntry.
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The Waters of Xortlirrn M5chi>n are uiiPurpasged, if enualoil in
flie abunilaiicc and great variety of figli contained ^q»aiu«. in
GR.4™^JrnT ''^""'^.,^" '^^^ streams, and the famous Amkricax
UBAYLiNu 18 found only in these waters
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Black Bahs, Pike, Pickerel and MrsKALONGUE alsoalhuind in I .nn-
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THE Climate is pecuJiarly beneficial to those sufferine with IUy-
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LaFDNTfllNE 5 MflY,
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We famish evi-ry dewriplion of inside and ontelde finish, in Hard WockIs or Georgia Pine
Attend personally to Oiling Contracts for Builders and Private Parties.
Are experienced men, understand our business, an.l will be glad to assist with advice
and plans, parties desirooi* of bailding anything and everything which can be constructed of
hard or soft woods. -"' '• ,
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MANTELS, BRACKETS AHD MOULDIHGS.
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fessions, Manafactnres, Trades, and Pursuits in the ^Ity* 1
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
/Ollina J. D., 28 Peachtiee .
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS.
3KK ALSO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FAOB8 10-12]
Lcademy of Immaculate Conception, 88
Loyd
intioch Colored School, 9 Wallace
Ltianta Baptist Seminary, c,
Elliott, nw cor Hunter. (See page 48.)
Ltlanta Female Institnte,
Mrs. J. W. Ballard, prln; 143 Peach-
tree
LUanta Preparatory School, 163 S. Pryor
Ltlanta UniTersity,
west end Mitchell
Bethany School, Exposition Grounds
lark University, c, McDonough rd
onley L. Miss, Bellwood
Joster Delia, c, BuUer cor College
rrubb L. Miss, 171 Capitol av
lolmes Fanny Miss, 14 Hllliard
Bham John, 41 South av
WT M. Scott
Jones Chapel School, c, 9 Biggers
McKinlev J. Miss, 232 W. Peach tree
Means H^h School, 76 N. Forsyth
Moore's Business Unirersity,
26 and 28 E. Alabama. (See p. 53.)
Neel C. M., Kirkwood
Phillips School, c, 15 Biggers
Sts. Peter and Paul School, 381 Marietta
Sacred Heart Convent, 228 Luckie
Speer H. S., 6 Henry
Spelm^n Bap. Fern. Seminary,
35 Leonard, J. (See p. 57.)
Standford J. G. Q., 6 B&Uey
Sterchi E. Miss,
271 Rawson
Storrs School, c, 96 Houston ~ »
WaUace W., 67^ Whitehall
West End Academy, Lee, W. B.
ADTEBTISCIG AGENTS.
Bowles T. H., 7K S. Broad
Bavenel LouiSy Constitation Bldg (f
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Dixie Sure Fit Shirts at WL
Keep* no trash oatled
M aa4 13 WhHalMtt 9t
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BELTUTG, R08S, PACKDIG, fc^ Bmi I
SHOES AND CLOTHDW
ALL KINDS or RUBBIR QOODI,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Anderson J. H., 63 S. Broad
Blount <fc Hill, 11-17 Bartx)w
Dyer & Ogleaby. 44 Marietta
Johnson M. W. & Co., 27 Marietta
Sou Agrl Wks, 374 Marietta
ARCHITECTS.
Bmee & Morgan, l}4 Marietta (see p 45)
Fay & Elchbergr, 19)4 S. Broad,(8eep47)
KimbaU H. I., L B. Wheeler & Co.,
CoDstitution Bldg (see p 43)
Leo G. £., 57 S. Broad
Lind £. G^ 63 Whitehall
Norrman G. L«, Gate City Bank Bldg
ARTISTS.
Blanchard A. Miss, 31>^ Peachtree
Bock Leo, 32>^ W. Mitchell
Bradley H., 3Q}4 Decatur
Campbell P. D., 75>^ Peachtree
Ellis H. N. Miss, 713^ Peachtree
Gregory H. B. Miss, 71>^ Peachtree
Gregory J. B, Mrs., 156 S. Collins
Hagan L. H., 6>^ Whitehall
Lyeett Wm., 67>^ Whitehall (see front
cover)
McKinley N., 232 W. Peachtree
Mansfield A. Miss, 93)^ WhitehaU
Morrison Hal, 28 Whitehall
Moser J. H., 75>^ Peachtree
Motes C. W., 34 WhitehaU (see back
cover)
Oliver M. S. Mrs, Gate City Bank Bldg
Van Stavoren J. H., 75 Whitehall
Van Stavoren J. D., 75 Whitehall
ARTISTS* MATERIAL.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E. Alabama (See fly A)
Lovejoy E. W., 4 Marietta
Lyeett Wm.,
67>^ Whitehall (See front cover)
FhiUips & Crew,
6 and 8 Marietta (See p 45)
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad 1
ASPHALT.
Smith O. A., 16 N. Forsyth
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
(SXE LAWYEKS). "
AUCTIONEERS.
Davis L. B., 30 Peachtree
Ellis D. P., 10 K. Broad
Gavan J. H., 92 Decatur
Guthman L. L., 54 Peachtree
Pratt G. H., 9 W. Mitchell
BAG MANUFACTURERS.
Barwald M. & Co, 12 E. Mitchell
Elsas. May & Co.,
97-106 S. Pryor
Hirshberg J., 34 W. Mitchell
Wellhouse & Sons, 38 E. Alabama
BAGGAGE TRANS FEB.
The Ballard Transfer Co, Union Dep«|
BAILERS.
Agricola H. A., 55 Decatur
Bleim & Leyh, 143 W. Peters
Brady J. D., 122 Whitehall
Goettlng & Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Jack, Ward & Co, 36 Whitehall
Jones W., 194 Marietta
Karwisch H., 88 Decatur
Keeling & Johnson, 188 Marietta
Lewis T, S.,
54 to 62 E. Alabama
Murphy E. Mrs., 256 Marietta
Stieglitz F., 125 WhitehaU
Wilson W. S. & Co.,
43 Peachtree
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Atlanta National Bank,
15 E. Alabama
Bank of the State of Ga. ,
47 and 49 Loyd
Gate City Nat Bank,
31 E. Alabama %
James J. H.,
20 Whitehall •
Lowry W. M. and R. '.,
69 E.Alabama - ^
Maddox, Rneker & Co.,
36 W. Alabama
Merchants Bank, 14 B. Alabama
Powers A Egleston,
, 15 N. Broad
BARBED WIRE.
Johnson M. W. <fc Co., 27 Marietta
BARBERS.
Bean N. P.,
11 Marietta
Bender A Schelpert, 99 Whitehall
Brown H., c, 21 S. Pryor
Fields A., c, 210 Marietta
Finley W. R., c, 32 Decatur
Folsom L. B., 7 W. Alabama
Foster A., c^ 177 W. Peters
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,reemanJil.,c 154 Wheat
[ill B., c, 452 Marietta
Couston & Thomas, c, 7 Ivy
fprrney B., c, 149 W. Peters
rc , c 126 W. Mitchell
jeB.£.,c,16Whiteliall
>wi8 0., e, 71 W. Peters
Lowe M., c, 78 Decatur ^
[cHenry H., •, 193 Marietta
IcKenzie B., c, 113 W. Peters
[arkham House barber shop, 24 Loyd
[altry P., 29 Whitehall
[inor J., c, 14 Peachtree
[inor J., e, 40 Decatur
lorgan, C. W., c, 11>^ W Mitchell
fash A. L., c, 276 W Peters
fat Hotel Barber Shop
folaa T., c, 24 W MitcheU
3akes M. D. L., 251 W. Peters
Person E., c, 3 E Alabama
^owell W. M., c, 175 Marietta
3cott & Nally, c, 48 Decatur
Searcy J. W., 139 Marietta
Jlaton A. A., c, 63>^ Decatur
[Steele J. R., c, 18 Marietta
Iwillis H., c, 93 Decatur
IWind E., c, 18 S Broad
BATHS.
|IAT. SURG. INST.,
32 E Alabama *
I Southern Sanitarium, 134 Capitol av
WUson J. Stainback,
14 Loyd
BEDSTEADS.
(MANUFACTURERS)
Ristine, May & Co, Constitution Bldg
BEER AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
Cohen L. & Co, 59 E Alabama
(WHOUESALX)
Kenny P. J., ^
7 E Alabama
Sou Bottling Co, 3 Decatur
BEER BREWERS.
Atla Brewing Co, 3 Decatur
BELTING.
Atlanta Rubber Co.,
26 Marietta (See top lines)
BILL POSTERS.
Kries A Dooley, 18 Loyd
BUXLARD AND POOL TABLES ANB
FIXTURES.
The Bnmswlck-Balke CoBeadcr Co,
22 Decatur (See p 44) ^
BILLIARD HAIXS.
Benson & Co, 33 Marietta
Braselton B., 7 N. Pryor
Folsom L. B., 20 Marietta
Haburn P. A., 19^ S. Broad
Hilburn & Wells, Nalaonal Hotel
Kenny & Werner, 14 and 16 Marietta
Markham House, 20 Loyd
blacksm^hs.
Ackerman A. J., 79 Houston
Alexander J., e, 18 Ivy
Ash B., c, 6 N. Bell
Bennett L., 113 Decatur ^^ ^ ^^ ,
Daniel & Pinkard, c, 426 Marietta
Davis J. A. J., 28 N. Br<M^
Davis & Massey, c, rear 30 W. MitcheU
Dyer J. F., 5 Porter al - ^:'
EUiott J. B. A Bro, 319 W. Mitchell
Forsyth W., 23 Walton
Golden F. S., 596 Marietta :,
Higgins J. M., 274 W. Peters , . ^
HiU W. M., «, 151 Decatur .* _
Jenkins C, e, 117, Greens F^pry •▼ , ; .
Jeter J. S., c, 127^ Wheat ;. ^ ; J^ '
Lee M., c - : ^-■':-^.;:
McGill S., c, 568 Decatur
Mann J., 14 Ivy ,. . '
Martin H. C, Peachtree bey hmitav /,
Millen W., c, 638 Marietta ' - ,^
Queen D., c. 534 Marietta . -">•
Rivers J. S., «, 183 Marietta . -> >* v
Robinson J., c, 79 W. Peters
Simmons S., c, rear 16 E. MitcheU
Smith W. H., Marietta bey limits
Swords T. H., 136 Walton
Underwood R., c 211 W. Peters '
Vamer L., c, 8 W. Humphries
Williams I., 36 E. Mitchell
BOARDING HOUSES.
Abbey M. E., Bartow House, 20 Bartow
AbbottA. T., 36Gamer ^ ^ ^ „
Anderson S. D., Mrs, 61 W. MitcheB
Bates v., Mrs, 622 Decatur
Bell E., Mrs. 124 Peachtree
Bentley O. H., 62 Nelson
Billlngslea S., Mrs, 12^ Loyd
Browne C. M. D., 56 Washington
Brown J., Mrs, 120 S. Forsyth
Brumby A. R., 124 S. Pryor
BuUer I. H. Mrs, 33 N. Prvor
Caldwell J. J. Mrs, 73 Marietta
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i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Anderson J. H., 63 S. Broad
Blount & Hill, 11-17 Bartow
Dyer & Oglesby, 44 Marietta
Johnson M. W. & Co., 27 Marietta
Sou Agrl Wks, 374 Maiietta
ARCHITECTS.
Brnee & Morgan, 1}4 MarietU (see p 45)
Fay & Eichberg, 19)^ S. Broad,(8eep47)
Kimball H. L, L B. Wheeler & Co.,
; Constitution Bldg (see p 43)
LeoO. E., 57 S. Broad
LtndE. 6., 63 Whitehall
ICf mnan C(. L«, Gate City Bank Bldg
i ARTISTS.
Blanchard A. Miss, 31>^ Peachtree
Bock Leo, 32>^ W. Mitchell
Btadley H., 39>^ Decatur
Campbell P. D., 75>^ Peachtree
Ellis H. N. Miss, 713^ Peachtree
Gregory H. B. Miss, 71>^ Peachtree
Gregory J. R. Mrs., 156 N. Collins
Hagan L. H., 6>^ Whitehall
Ljeett Wm., 67>^ Whitehall (see front
cover)
McKlDley N., 232 W. Peachtree
Mansfield A. Miss, 93>^ Whitehall
Morrison Hal, 28 Whitehall
Moser J. H., 75)^ Peachtree
Motes C. W., 34 Whitehall (see back
cover)
Oliver M. S. Mrs, Gate City Bank Bldg
Van Stavoren J. H., 75 Whitehall
Van Stavoren J. D., 75 Whitehall
ARTISTS' MATERIAL.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E. Alabama (See fly A) .
Lovejoy E. W., 4 Marietta
Lycett Wm.9
67K Whitehall (See front cover)
FliUUips & Crew,
' 6 and 8 Marietta (See p 45)
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad ^ 7
ASPHALT.
Smib O. A., 15 N. Forsyth
I ATTORNETS AT LAW.
(6SE LAWTKBS).
AUCTIONEERS, v '
Davis L. B., 30 Peachtree .
EUla D. P., 10 K. Broad
Gavan J. H., 92 Decatur
Guthman L. L., 54 Peachtree
Pratt G. H., 9 W. Mitchell
BAG MANUFACTURERS.
Barwald M. & Co, 12 E. Mitchell
Elsas. May & Co.,
97-105 S. Pryor
Hirshberg J., 34 W. Mitchell
Wellhouse & Sous, 38 E. Alabama
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
The Ballard Transfer Co, Union Depot
BAKERS.
Agricola H. A., 55 Decatur
Bleim & Leyh, 143 W. Peters
Brady J. D., 122 Whitehall
Gk)etting & Simmons, 50 Peachtree
Jack, Ward & Co, 36 Whitehall ^
Jones W., 194 Marietta
Karwisch H., 88 Decatur ."
Keeling & Johnson, 188 Marietta
Lewis T. S., . ^
54 to 62 E. Alabama
Murphy E. Mrs., 256 Marietta
Stieglitz F., 125 Whitehall ; ^
WUson W. S. & Co., 1 <
43 Peachtree i - !
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Atlanta National Bank,
15 E. Alabama
Bank of the State of Ga.,
47 and 49 Loyd
Gate City Nat Bank, -
31 E. Alabama *
James J. H.,
20 Whitehall
Lowry W. M. and R. / •,
69 E. Alabama
Maddox, Rneker & Co.,
36 W. Alabama
Merchants Bank, 14 E. Alabama
Powers & Egleston,
15 N. Broad
BARBED WIRE.
Johnson M. W. & Co., 27 Marietta
BARBERS.
BeaU N. P.,
11 Marietta
Bender & Schelpert, 99 Whitehall
Brown H., c, 21 S. Pryor
Fields A., c, 210 Marietta
Finley W. R., c, 32 Decatur
Folsom L. B., 7 W. Alabama
Foster A., c^ 177 W. Petera
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Freeman M., c, 154 Wheat
Hill R., c, 452 Marietta
Houston & Thomas, c, 7 Ivy
Kenney B., c, 149 W. Peters
Lane C, c, 126 W. MitcheU
Lee R. E., c, 16 WhitehaU ,
Lewis 0., e, 71 W. Peters
Lowe M., c, 78 Decatur
McHenry H., •, 193 Marietta
McKenzie R., c, 113 W. Peters
Karkham House barber shop, 24 Loyd
Maltry P., 29 Whitehall
Minor J., c, 14 Peachtree
Minor J., e, 40 Decatur
Morgan, C. W., c, 113^ W Mitchell
Nash A. L., c, 276 W Peters
Nat Hotel Barber Shop
Nolan T., c, 24 W MitcheU
Oakes M. D. L., 251 W. Peters
Person E., c, 3 £ Alabama
Powell W. M., c, 175 Marietta
Scott & Nally, c, 48 Decatur
Searcy J. W., 139 Marietta
Slaton A. A., c, 63>^ Decatur
Steele J. R., c, 18 Marietta
Willis H., c, 93 Decatur , ~
Wind E., c, 18 S Broad
BATHS.
lAT. SURG. INST.,
32 E Alabama
Southern Sanitarium, 134 Capitol av
Wilson J. Stainback,
14 Loyd •
BEDSTEADS.
(MANUFACTUREBS)
Ristine, Hay A Co, Constitution Bldg
BEER AGENTS AND BOTTLERS.
Cohen L. A Co, 59 £ Alabama
(WHOLSSALX)
Kenny P. J.,
7 E Alabama
Sou Bottling Co, 3 Decatur
BEER BREWERS.
Atla Brewing Co, 3 Decatur
BELTING.
Atlanta Rubber Co.,
26 Marietta (See top lines)
BILL POSTERS.
Kries A Dooley, 18 Loyd
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND
FIXTUEE8.
Tke Brmigwiek-BAlke CoHesder da,
22 Decatur (See p 44)
BILLIARD HALLS.
Benson & Co, 33 Marietta
Braselton B., 7 NT. Pryor
Folsom L. B., 20 Marietta
Hilburn F. A., 19>^ S. Broad
Hilburn & Wells, National Hotel
Kennv & Werner, 14 and 16 Marietta ,
MftrkhfLin House, 20 Loyd j^^ ^
BLACKSHITHS*. • :
Ackerman A. J., 79 Houston
Alexander J., e, 18 Ivy
Ash R., c, 6 N. Bell
Bennett L., 113 Decatur - ; ,
Daniel <k Pinkard, c, 426 Marietta r '
Davis J. A. J., 28 N. Broad
Davis A Massey, c, rear 30 W. Mitchell
Dyer J. F., 5 Porter al
Elliott J. B. A Bro, 319 W. Mitchell
Forsyth W., 23 Walton . v ,
Golden F. S., 595 Marietta >, - ^
Higgins J. M., 274 W. Peters
Hill W. M., «, 151 Decatur
Jenkins C, c, 127, Greens Ferry aT
Jettr J. S., c, 127K Wheat
Lee H. c
McGill S., c, 668 Decatur
Mann J., 14 Ivy
Martin H. C, Peachtree bey limits
Hillen W., c, 638 Marietta
Queen D., e. 534 Marietta
Rivers J. S., «, 183 Marietta
Robinson J., c, 79 W. Peters
Simmons S., c, rear 16 £. Mitchell
Smith W. H., Marietta bey limits
Swords T. H., 136 Walton
Underwood R., c 211 W. Peters
Vamer L., c, 8 W. Humphries
WUliams I., 36 £. MitcheU
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BOARDING HOUSES.
Abbey M. E., Bartow House, 20 Bartow
Abbott A. T., 36GUmer
Anderson S. D., Mrs, 61 W. MitcheU
Bates v., Mrs, 522 Decatur
BeU £., Mrs. 124 Peachtree
Bentley O. H., 62 Nelson
BlUlngslea S., Mrs, 12i^ Loyd
Browne C. M. D., 56 Washington
Brown J., Mrs, 120 S. Forsyth
Brumby A. R., 124 S. Pryor
Butler 1. H. Mrs, 33 N. Pryor
CaldweU J. J. Mrs, 72 Marietta
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Carswell M. J., 59 W. MitcheU
Chaffin J. L., 11 N. Butler
Chandler S. E. Mrs, 33 N. Forsyth
Glower J. 156 Marietta
Glower M. W. Mrs, 116>^ Whitehall
Gollins M. E. Mrs, 124 Marrietta
Gonnell N. G-, 118 N. Collins
Cooper E. A. Mrs, 127 Walton
Gowart B. J. Mrs, 34 N. Calhoun
Curry Emma Mrs, 127 Walton
Gurtffi E. A. Mrs, 89 E. Mitchell
Davis L. Mrs, 56 W. Hunter
Davfe L. B. Mrs, 160 A 152 Whitehall
Darracott J. W. Mrs, 120 Whitehall
Denmark W. C. Mrs, 111 Marietta
Dewberry E. E. Mrs, 50 S. Forsyth
Dimlck L. M., i
67 Marietta
Douglas J. M. Mrs, 70 Ivy
Downs M. A. Mrs, 69 N. Collins
Duncan B. L., 87 Loyd I
Fambro A. Mrs, 51 E Mitchell
Fort F. K. Mrs, 81 Marietta
Fuller S. E. Mrs, 43 and 45 E Mitchell
Gannon A. Mrs, 54)^ Decatur
Gilbert M. J. Mrs, 100 Walton
Glynn E. Mrs, 188>^ Decatur
Grist A. Mrs, 26 Luckie
Harris M. B. Mrs, 32 N Forsyth
Harrison M. M., 141 W Mitchell
Hill K. Mrs, 65 W Mitchell
Hopkins B., c, 74 Decatur * ^
Howell House, 25 N Forsyth
Hudson I. W., 143 Walton
Hughey T., 108 Marietta
Johnson E. J., c, 108 Decatur
Johnson J. P. Mrs, 84 Ivy
Jones J. B., c, 112 Decatur
Kemni7 E. Mrs, 50 E Hunter
Lansdell M. F. Mrs, 170 Decatur
Levris J/H., Q0}4 S Broad
Lewis J. H., 54 W Peters ^' *
Loomis A. E. Mrs, 67 W Peters
McDevitt E., 95 Walton
McFarland M. Mrs 54 W Foundry
McMillan House, 83 Marietta
Marsh E. M. Mrs, 63 Washington
Marshall B. Mrs, 66 N Forsyth
Mashburn E., 34 Church
Mason House, 115>^ Decatur -"
Moreland Park, Edgewood
Morris M. E. Mrs, 1 Elliott
0»Connor E. P. Mrs, 61 Marietta
Ozburn M. E. Mrs, 116 S Forsyth
Paris Sarah, c, 5 Ivy
Perkins F. C. Mrs, 13 Boulevard
Prater M. Miss, 101 Decatur
Prltchett L. F. Mrs., 60 Cone
Furtell_S^ J. Mrs. 26 and 28 N. f orsyth
Bagland A. E. Mrs., 60)^ Decatur
Keed M. Mrs., 64 Ellis , , . -
Beid M. Mrs., 49 Luckie •'''-.- '"%'■
Eichardson J., 17 Wheat "^^ '
Roberts W. J., 43 Walton /?^ ^
Roddey M. L. Miss, 19 Houston i "^
Rollins A. P., 49 W. Peters
Ryan T. C. Mrs., 13 N. Collins
Sharman C. B. Mrs., 79 Loyd
Smith C. D. Mrs. 22 Capitol ay
Smith W. I. Mrs^ 26 and 28 Capitol av
Talmage A. P. Mrs., 58 N. Forsyth
Tatum R. P., 42 Alexander
Thorpe M. O. Mrs., 223 N. Calhoun
Tinsley S. E. Mrs., 1 Markham
Tucker A. Mrs., 42 E. Mitchell
Turner F. Mrs., 22 Jones av
Vawter M. H. Mrs., 41 E. Mitchell
Watts M. A. Mrs., 53 Luckie
Weaver M. C JMrs., 348 Marietta
Wellborn A. R., 65 Walton
Williams J. S. Mrs., 31 N. Pryor
Williams V. C. Mrs., 98 Walton
BOILERMAKERS.
J. A. GIFFORD,
— PIONKER—
I
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Offic« No. 234 M&ri«tta St. Works No. 13 Means St.
Manofactarer of Steam Boiler and Sheet Iron work
of every description. Bepairing promptly attended to.
^ BOOKBINDERS. '
Harrison J. P. <fc Co., 32 W. Alabama
Mavnard R. J., 43>^ S. Broad
Phillips & Crew, 19^ S. Broad (see p 45)
V V" BOOKSELLERS.
(SEE STATIONSBS.)
Atlante Book Store, 27 Whitehall
Bolles G. F., 40 Marietta
Fisher C. O.. c, 110 WhitehaU
Hawley & Richards, 122 Decatur
Lovejoy E. W., 4 Marietta
Lvnch & Lester, 7 Whitehall
Miller J. M., 31 Marietta
Phillips & Crew, 6, 8 and 10 Marietta,
(see p 46)
Richards S. P. & Son, 37 WhitehaU
Scott H. W. & Co., 7% S. Broad
The Old Book Store, 38 Marietta
^ Tliomton E. H., 18 Whitehall
*"^ 5Ji-.?r^^? ENCERPRISE, Room 9, James' Block
WTO JifwuUon to atnuigen ta tte eitr. C«H >t .w .Mm.
*
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• %' - - .J.- >; - -;
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Co to W. J.
For may KincI of^
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WILLINGHAM, 64 Elliott,
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BOOTS AND SHOES
( WHOLES AUE.)
Atlanta Rabber Co., 26 Marietta (see top
line)
Crane, Boylston <t Co, 6 S. Pryor
Draper W. W. & Co, 16>^ Decatur
Gramling, Spalding & Co., 14 Decatur
Kiser M. C. & J. P. & Co., 14 and 16 S.
Pryor
loore. Marsh & Co., Line nw cor Pryor
Berry Mai^, 12 Marietta
Chamberlin, Johnson & Co., 66 and 68
WhitehaU
Daniel J. C. &I., 32 WhitehaU
Doty William, 67 Whitehall
Dougherty D. H., 39 and 41 Peachtree
Eddleman J. B., 13 Peachtree
Force G. H. & A. W., 33 Whitehall
Franklin P. & Co., 132 Decatur
firamling W. S., -;; .
37 Peachtree. "^'
Johnson J. H., ^^
3 Whitehall. - /^ ^
KeelyJohn, v *
68 to 64 WhitehaU
Liebcrmuth D., 130 Decatur
IcKeldin & Carlton,
35 Peachtree
Inse St Swift,
38 WhitehaU
Price G. W.,
24 Marietta
Stevens G. W., 56>^ WhitehaU
MADE AND REPAIRED.
Adams D., c, 6 S. Collins
Alexander H., c, 12 Ivy
Alexander I., e, rear 117 E. Hunter
Baker C. F., Humphries sw cor Peters
Baker J. A., c, 80 N". Forsyth
Beall W. S., 660 Marietta
BeU W. E., c, 32 W. Peters
Bentley L., c, 114 W. Peters
Briiendine L., 518 Decatur
Brooks E., «, 143 Marietta
Brown H., c, 163 W. Peters
Brown T. J., c, 136 Wheat
Bun S. H., c, 6 E. MitcheU
Casey W. M., c, 180 Decatur
Cheeves T., c, 341 W.Peters
Cmddock D. A., 602 Marietta
Craddock W. E., c, 298 Marietta
Cronic S., c, 666 Decatur
Javis D., c, 130 W. MitcheU
Oege J. H., 82 Peachtree
Delbridge A. J., c,
j2 WhitehaU. (See page 48.)
'V'
.;?f/i^x
Demmon F. S., 13>^ Peachtree
Dozier G., 2783^ Decatur
Edmondson A., c, 43 Eraser
Gaines M., 58 Peachtree
Gammon J., c, 35>^ W. MitcheU
Gathright W. E., 228 Decatur
Garner M. J., c, 179 E. Harris
Golden E., e, 9^ W. MitcheU
Hilton W. A. , 185 Marietta
Holmes J., c, 146 N. Butler
Holmes N., c, 83 S. Broad
Hooper R., c, 5 N. Broad - ^. •
Isaac H., c, 266 N. Calhoun
Jackson W., c, Ira, ne cor CroweU -
Jenkins C.,c, 6 Wells
Johnson G., c, 158 E. Harris -
Jones A., 47 S. Broad .,.
Keith C., c, 21. W. Foundry
King E., c, 207 W. Peters
Lang M., 9 E. Hunter
Latham A . , c^ 30>^ E. Alabatoa
Lee N., c, 99 Decatur
Lumpkin B., e, 82 N. Forsyth
Mangum J., c, 66 Decatur
Murphy W. H., Exposition Hotel
Ogletree H., c, EUiott, nw cor Rock
Parker J. H., c, TatnaU, nw cor
ham
Pate A. J., 16 E. Hunter
Persaw A., c, 424 Marietta
Pratt Benson R., 92 Capitol a¥
Robinson N., 61 S. Pryor
ScheU J. T., c, 139 W. Peters
Smith W., c, 20>^ W. Alabama
Sutton H., c, 18 Marietta
Tolbert P., c, 50 S. Butler
Westmorland I., c, 169 WhitehaU
Wright J. J., c, 44 N. Broad* •
BRASS FOUHDRT.
Meneely Geo R. <fc Co, W. A A. R. R.,
se cor Foundry
BREWERIES.
Atlanta aty Brewisir Co.^
Office ^ Decatur, Brewery Harris, ne
cor Collins
9
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W.IVI
BRICK.
Alexander J. W., Cooper, sw cor Ander-
son
Healey J. G. A Son, 20 Peachtree
Lockett B. G. <fc Co., 31>^ S. Broad
Lowe, Steele & Co.,
38>^ Broad
McLendon James S..
80 Fort
Ruby Brick Co, 17^ Peachtree
Stewart j\S., Hunnicut,we cor WUliam
tis tke mai f»r yo« to go to far jov
VNDERWEAIL
11 A 18 WlttthftU 8lrMl»
J.
it Qtom, iMtma
ATLANTA RUBBER CO. '"•«'«Sw
BBI
66
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Thurman J. B., Moore, bet State & Pon-
der
Willlngham W. J.,
64 Elliott (see top lines)
Wilson J. C,
7 Spring (see opp p 113)
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Atlanta Bridge and Iron Works,
489-527 Marietta
BROKERS.
(BOITD, STOCK AND MONEY.)
Burke J. F., 48 Marietta
Castleman Hnmphreys,
39 S. Pryor (see bottom lines)
Nelson C. C, 16^ Whitehall
Patterson W. H.,
24 S. Pryor (see backbone)
Powers A Egleston, 15 Broad
OBNXBAL ME&CHANDISE.
Abbott L. L.9
66}4 E. Alabama
Cranston Bros, 24 E. Alabama
Phelps W. H. H., 43 E. Alabama
Phelan S. H.,
40 S. Broad
Ponder J. M., 32 E. Alabama
Richardson F. M., 17 & 19 N. Broad
Rucker R. Z., 36i E. Alabama
Saloshin G. (pawn), 12 Peachtree
Smith Bryce, 27^ Whitehall
Stovall G. M. A Co, 43^ E. Alabama
Street R.Y. Co, 37 Marietta i
Taylor M. J., 2 E. Alabama
Taylor W. M., 21 S. Broad
Williams W. M., 31 S. Broad -
Winn B. M. (tobacco), 44)^ S. Pryor
Youngblood & Hall, 6 W. Alabama
R. R. TICKETS. ^
Flint W. H., 24 Coyd I
Lynan Harry,
38 E. Wall ,
BEAL ESTATE.
Gregory A. & Co, 24>^ Peachtree
Nelson L^B.,
12 Gate City Bank Bldg , : v V
aukvlovi ^xoh^/vcy
41 South Pryor Street,
Boom 4, Gate City National Bank building,
WCLBNCW, - GEORGIA.
Emanuel N., 56 E. Alabama
Everett G. B., 36 E. Wall
Fitzsimons E. M.,66E. Alabama - '^^■
Goldsmith J. W. & Co, 28 S Pryor
Qaas Aaron, j
36 E. Alabama
Hammock C. C, 43>^ E. Alabama
Hoppie Bros,
60 Marietta ' i
Hubbard W. L. 41 E. Alabama ^ -
Jones D. G. A Co, 39 B. Alabama
KJrkpaurick J. C. & Bro (hardware),31^
Peachtree
Lyon J. F., 28 E. Alabama
Keador J. J., 54 E. Alabama
Moon^augh R. H., 43>^ E. Alabama
Paiae T. B., 43>^ E. Alabama ♦
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Logan Broom Co, 28-30 E Foundry
Watts Charles, 566 Decatur
: -
- :-M.
BRUSHES.
Co«ledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E Alabama (See fly A)
BUILDERS' MATERIAL.
Bell W. 8.,
25 Itt '
Crankshaw H. & Co.,
175 S Forsyth (See front paster)
Hart F. W.
30 S B\-oad (See b}»ck paster) ^
Hart & Hewitt, 91 Decatur
La f ontaine & May,
139 W Mitchell (See p 60)
Longley & lilies,
36 Decatur (See back of title)
Wilson J. €. & Co.,
7 Spring (See opp p 113)
Tryon & Watson,
Butler, cor Ga R R (See back fly D)
Willlngham W. J.,
64 Elliott (See top lines)
MITCHELL & PARKER
"i BURIAL CASES.
Patterson & Bowden,
ISLoyd
Swift C. H. & Co.,
43Loyd
Luiber, Laths, Shlaflai,
»18 Marietta StM*.
Wiito U I AT\A/ATCD 0«i«ral Agtnt IClbium Wagoi Oo^
m rli Li A I W A I Lii fob prices to ths yradjl
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Moore's Business Uniyersity,
26 and 28 £ Alabama (See p 53)
BUTCHERS.
Baird N. W., 115 Whitehall
Baker A. S., 229>^ Wheat
Barrett & Dean, 318 Marietta
Barrett & Dean, 258 Marietta *
Batchelor M. L., 60 Peachtree
Bender C. H., 119 Whitehall
CdriDichael & Golden, 444 Marietta
Clemmona & Keuny, 127 Whitehall
Coppedk,e J. L., 247 W Mitchell
Crov Y. S., 260 Decatur
Fradcis T., 502 Marietta
Freeman & Jackson, 300 Peachtree
Fritz J. A., 133 Luckie
Friu J. A., 393 Marietta
George W. F., 222 Wheat
(jOShett J., June W Peters and Walker
Giay W. A., 229 W Peters
Guerin Adolphus, 102 Capitol ay
Harper J. F., 117 E Hunter
Hughes H. O., 22 Decatur
Hugbe<^ H. C. & Co, 222 Decatur
Hugbes J., 526 Decatur
Hughes & Jolly, 524 Decatur
Jackson & Autry, 138 Marietta
J^u^kbon B. B., c, 642 Marietta
Johnson G. W., 255 Peachtree v * i
Johnson J. M., 128 Marietta
Johnson J. M., 36 W Mitchell
Johnson W. E., ^
171 Whitehall
Jones R., 77 Houston * *
Karwisch H., 84 Decatur
Koch & Bro, U Marietta
Koch <k Stahl, 144 Elliott
Kries J., 113 Whitehall
Kries M., 64 Decatur
Kries Michael, 2 Pulliam
Lamar J., c, 234 Eraser
Latham J. J., 646 Marietta
McFarland T. & Co, 240 Marietta
G. McGeuis, 61 McDaniel
Mclntire P., 23 Ivy
Maxwell J. R., 50 E. Humphries
O'Neal J., 84 N. Forsyth
Odell J. W.,96 AUxander
Parker J., 127 W. Mitchell
Pinion & Gray, 27 Windsor
Reagan H. T., 363 W. Peters
Reese H. O., 117 Wheat
Sawtell H. C. & Co, 108 Whitehall
Scott, Wood & Co, 104 Peachtree
Seals Ben, 97 E. Harris
Sheats <k Wilmoth, 181 Marietta
Sloman H. 133 WhitehaU
Smith J. C, 58 Capitol ay
Smith T. L„ 196 Capitol av
Sparks A Primrose, 17 Peachtree
Speer J. B^ Elliott, sw cor Newton
Stams J. W., 45 Chapel
Stames J. W., 135 W. Peters :
Stewart J. J., 339 W. Peters
Stewart 4 Echols, 86 Peachtree
Tve D. & Bro, 139 Whitehall
Voss P. J., 629 Marietta
Waits A. M., rear 97 Chapel
Walters G. W., 973 Marietta
Waters & Lackey, 206 Marietta
Wilkerson & Connally, c, 144)^ Decatur
WUlmoth W., 592 Marietta
Winant <k Witherspoon, 106 Decatar
CALIGRAPHS.
The Cali^raph.
W. K. Tewsbury, 44 Marietta
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CAHCER CURE.
Little T. B., Gate City Bank Bld^
Wilkes M. M. & Co, 70 Ivy
CAUDY MAirUFACTUR^RS.
Block F. E., 37 E. Alabama - r
Goldsmith M. £., 67 E. Alabama
Jack, Ward & Co,. 36 Whitehall .
Johnson G. E.,
24 E. Alabama ♦ : .
La^omarslno J., .
4 WhitehaU (see p 48)
LoydA Bro, ,
83 Whitehall
Nunnally & Rawson, 15 S. Bcoad
Valentino C, Mrs, 16 S. Broad
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Chamberlin, Johnson & Co,
66 and 68 Whitehall
Lathrop & White, 46 Marietta
Miller A. J.,
44 Peachtree s
Rich M. & Bros, 54 and 56 Whitehall
CARRIAGE MATERIALS.
Fnmke J. W. A Co., '
31 and 33 W Alabama
V-
CARRIAGES.
(Ml.NtTFACTUSKRS AND DEALERS)
Betterton A. C, 636 Decatur
Booth W. K., 72, 74 and 76 W Peters
Curtis <& Weltzell, 85 and 87 Peachtree
Di-akeford, Simon A Hoyt, c, 11, 13 Ivy
Jsrvis W. hi, 44—48 Line
HUliPHREYSMSTLEMAN.
Peg/er in Bonds and Stocks.
I • ,
A (horgia Ckmipaay
[For Oeoi-g^iauji^
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Jones W. E. agt, 57 S Pryor
Killian & Maxwell,
48 and 60 W Peters
Milburn Wagon Co.,
39 tx) 47 Decatur
Taylor W. A., 17 N Pryor
Smith J. M., 85 S. Broad
Spence N. C, 81, 83 Decatur
Watts & Huff, 91 WhitehaU
CATS€P MANUFACTURERS.
Mathews A. B., W E
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS.
King J. L., 6 Culver
Bistine, May & Co, Constitution Bldg
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS.
Oa. Chemical and Mining Co.,
32 Wall
Schumann's Laboratory, oflSce 63 White-
hall
Smith O. A., Mean's, cor W & A R R
Smith O. A., 15 X Forsyth
Taylor W. A., 17 N Pryor
CHEMISTS.
(analytical^
Pratt N. P.,
dO}4 Marietta - I
(MANUFACTURING)
Pratt N. A., |
30}4 Marietta ^
Schumann P. J., 63 Whitehall
CHINA DECORATING AND FIRING.
Ljeett Wm.,
67K Whitehall (See front cover )
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Dobbs <fc Bro, 53 Peachtree
McBride & Co.,
32 and 34 Wall
RipleTT. R., >r
^ Whitehall "^
Seltzer H., 16 N. Broad
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
(8SB ALSO GROCERS AND SALOONS.)
(WHOLESALE.)
Benjamin Bros., 17 S. Broad
Cohen L. & Co., 59 E. Alabama
Fleming A. F., 38 E. Wall
Haas & Co., 8 E. Alabama
Hall G. W. & Son, 20 N. Bro:id
Harralson Bros, k Co., 15 N. Pryor
Harralson M. & Co., 38 S. Broad
Howard, Wood & CJo., 41 S. Broad
Kuhrt H. G. & Co., 1 Whitehall
Leber, Groolsby & Co., 30 S. Broad
Rassell W. A. & Co., 2 Peachtree
Shropshire W. R . , 43 S. Broad
Steinheimer J. & Co., 52 Whitehall
Wilson & Tanner, 19 S. Forsyth ..
, (RETAIL.) ; •
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
B. W. BALLARD,
-IMPORTED
-IX
Ipeg ^e6t and gome^tic
mams nxa ?@saee®,
No. 1 Peachtree St.
Ballard's Saloon, Union Depot
Beerman H. C. & G. C, 21 Peachtree
and 2t Loyd
Black well Tobacco Co., 16 Marietta
Bramlett Bros., 51 Whitehall
Breitenbucher Ph., 32 Marietta
Cunan & Scott, 31 E. Alabama
Curry W. H., 18 S. Broad
Kenny & Werner, 14 and 16 Marietta
Kuhrt H. G. & Co., 1 WhiteliaU
Louisville Cigar Store, 50 Marietta
Russell W. A. & Co., 2 Peachtree
CLOTHING.
(WHOLESALE.)
Bates Edwin & Co., 26 Decatur
Hirsch M. A J., 8 S. Pryor
(RITAIL.)
Abraham & Tabor. 38 Decatur
Anderson Jas. A. & Co., 41 Whitehall
A. B. ANDREWS. '
[ ' STYLISH
CLOTHING!
in rm mniinsHiioi!,
16 WHITEHALL STHBET,
ATLANTA - GA-
ATLANTA ENTERPRISE Soon 9, Jan' tod;
W.J
WILLINEflflM •*'»i:'SiS'LS^
CO A
BLINDS.
COM
Atlanta Bnbber Co., 26 Marietta (see top
line)
Collins J. Mrs., 144 Decatur
Cone R., 118 Decatur
EiBeman Bros 55 Whitehall
Gaj A. 0. M., 35 Whitehall
Hirsch Bros, 42 Whitehall
Kreisle A.. 30 Whitehall
Levengtein P., 70>.< Decatur
Liebermuth D., 130 Decatur
McMaster M., 95 Decatur
May Brog, 101 Whitehall
Menko J. & Co, 21 Whitehall
lose & Swift, 38 Whitehall
Nathan B., 43 Whitehall
Rosenfeld A. & S., 24 Whitehall
Rosenfeld S. Mrs., 48 Decatur
Seott W. M., 11 and 13 Whitehall, (see
bottom lines)
Steinheimer I., 82 Whitehall
Weis E., 173 Marietta
COAL Ain> WOOD DEALERS.
Adams J. C, 150 E. Harris u
Bates J. M., 520 Decatur
Bearse A., Fort, ne cor Foster
BfllJ.C, 19 N Pryor
Bradley J. M., rear 508 Decatur
Bridirer J. C, jp
2-2 S Broad ' '
Bridwell M., 219 Decatur
Baford J. P. & Co,
36 N. Broad
Buiee D., 209 Decatur '-^
Camp A Son, rear 196, 198, 200 Marietta
Cheshire N. H., 138 Wheat
Coal Creek Mining Co,
18 E Wall (See back cover)
Davig J R.. c, 121 Wheat
Dennis J. W., 67 McDaniel
Fincher & Fincher, 251 W Mitchell
Oreer & Marshall, 600 Decatur
Guimarin T. P., rear 12 W. Mitchell
Harrison & Bro, 31 and 163 Decatur, 46
NPrvor
Head H. T., Wheat, ne cor Valentine
Hoyle W. E.,
160 Whitehall
Huff H. T., 341 W Peters
Kimball J. C,
U E Alabama and 72 Marietta
Lee D. J., 309 Man^um
Lester J. S., 1 Decatur
Lively <k Milton, 264 Eraser
Lynch P., 12 Loyd
McKinley J., c, 4*4 Marietta
Marion S.,
W <fc A R R, ne cor Simpson
Moore T. M. & Co, 11 S. Butler
Morrison F. B., 220 Elliott
Rawlins T. G., 98 S Butler
8eiple & Sons,
10 and 8 Loyd and 61 Decatur
Smith I. H., 123 E Hunter
Soddy Coal Co, 18 Bartow
Stocks John T.,
Peters, cor Mangum, 156 Marietta -
(See front cover)
Stansell W., 4 Wheat .. ,
Truitt S. M., 60 Markham
TlUard R. H., 135 Loyd
Williams G. O. <k Bro, 234 Marietta
WilUn^ham W. J,,
64 Elliott (see top lines)
Wilson J. C. i^ Co,
7 Spring (sec opp p. 113)
COFFBf MAiaJFACTUBERS. ,
HaUL. H. &Co,
Newton n w cor Elliott
COLLECTING AeETTS.
Mobley E. D. L., > ^ '"
• WhitehaU ^i
COLLEGES.
COMMKBCIAI./
Moore's Business Unirersity,
26 <fc 28 E. Alabama (see p. 53) ^
MEDICAL.
Atlanta Medical College, 53 Jenkins
College of American Medicine and Sur-
gery, -22 X. Broad
Ga Eclectic College, 48 S. Butler
Southern Medical College,
Porter al, bet Line and Wheat (see p.
56)
COMMISSION MEBCHAirrS.
Allen E. C,
24 Walton
Babb J. P., 91 S. Broad
Barnes J. J. & Co, 20 S. Forsyth
Carey A Son, 46, 47 A 49 W. Alabama
Carlock A Hoyle, 117 WhitehaU
Carlton & Smith, 11 S. Forsyth
Clarke A Roberts, 9 S. Forsyth
Clark A Webster, 36 W. Alabama
Davis A. W., 61>^ E. Alabama
Green A Stansell, 69 S. Broad
Griffin A Verner, 24 N. Broad
Haas Aaron, 36 E. Alabama
Hnds«nW. J. ACo,
35 and 37 W. Alabama
Johnson E. Son A Co.,
12 Decatur
W. M
Is the man for joia to iiltcrrliw tf
YOU NEED ANFCLOTHm.
11 A Vi Whitehall litrmfL
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ri
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO. '""8™SS
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COM
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Johnson M. W. & Co.,
27 Mariettft
McDonald F. I. & Co, 10 S. Forsyth
McGaughey A Carter, 61 S. Broad
Peers J. S.. 89 S. Broad
Kucker J. G., 93 S. Broad
Sanders & Shomo, 3 N. Broad
Simons & Dmmmond,
19 S. Broad
Smith Jos;,
46 and 48 E. Alabama
Stewart R. S., 67 S. Broad
Street R. Y. h Co, 37 Marietta
Tidwell R. W., 39 W. Mitchell
Wylie J. R. & Co, 32 X. Broad
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
Glenn H. C, 19 WhitehaU
Smith J. H., 12 S. Broad
CONCRETE WORKS.
Hnnnientt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
CONFECTIONERS.
Cook J. T., 110 Peachtree
Ford Alf, 31 Peachtree
Hartman M., 26 W. Mitchell
Jack, Ward & Co., '
36 Whitehall
Lagomarsino J.,
4 Whitehall, 17 Peachtree, 36 Ma-
rietta (see p 48) .
Loyd & Bro., i ,
83 Whitehall
Thornton J. B., 112 Whitehall - -
Wilson W. S. k Co., t "
43 Peachtree , t ■ %
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Bentley W. A., 578 Decatur J^
Bird P.. c, 178 Marietta f
Broomhead B. H., 61 S. Broad
Cross E. E., 589 Marietta
Fallon P. J., 24 Capitol av
.Hart F. W. & Son.,
Fuller andW. <fcA. R. R. (sec hack
paster)
Hays A. C, 35 W. Peters
Healey T. G. & Son, 20 Peachtree
Jester W. R., 36 E. Hunter
(fence work) 47 Rock
Lynch <fc Irby, 12 Loyd
McAfee W. W., 26 S. Broad
Mathews J. H., 156 South av
Oliver Geo., 24 N. Collins
Peck J. C, 10 N. Collins
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I -■ i
■ " • " . t
Stewart F. S., W. A A. R. R., cor
Foundry
Thrower Jas.G.,
651^ Whitehall r^ec p 47) ^ ;
Tenable S. H. & Co.,
9>^ Peachtree it
COOPERS. i
Brown F., 23 Elliott /
COPPERSMITHS. , .
Trautwein W., 186 Decatur
COPYING.
Finley J , 58 Whitehall
Son Copying Co,
91^ Marietta
COTTON BROKERS AND BUYERS.
C. ;M. Barnwell <fc Co, 26 W. Hunter
Ehney E. S., 39)^ W. Alabama
Holbrook J. M., 91 S. Bread
Inman S. M. k Co,
39 S. Broad ■ ^'
Smith H. H. A Co, 34)^ W. Alabama
Snowden W. H., 21>^ E. Alabama
COTTON COMPRESSES.
Atlanta Compress and Warehousing Co
Peters: ne cor C. B. R.
Bell : ne cor Ga R. R.
Uni'>n Coraprcps and Warehousing Co,
bet Fort and S. Bell
COTTON FACTORIES.
AtKnta Cotton Mills. 172 Marietta
Exposition Cotton Mills,
Osrlpthorpp Park
Fulton Cotton Spinning Co, Ga B.,R.,
cor Factorv
COTTON FACTORS.
Adair Bros k Co., 27 W. Alabama •
Harle J. W., 65 S. Forsvth
Kelly, Roeser A Co, 28 W. Hunter
Langston k Crane, office 50 E. Alabama,
warehouse Ga. R, R., cor King (see
page 41)
Maddox, Bneker k Co., 36 to 48 W.
Alabama
Treadwell, Shelton ACo, 86 W.Mitchell
COTTON MACHINERY.
Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner, 69>^ E.Ala
Cohen C, 77 S. ForPvth
Globe Planter Mf<r Co, 226 Marietta
Johnson M. W. k Co.,»27 Marietta
Van Winkle E. Co.. 214 Marietta
MITCHELL & PARKER lumbeedealebs.
— -•• wnaaauAJ ^« * ■•Milliilly 313 lUrietU Street. Telephone 166.
irmumsii
BUGGIES, ETC, GO TO t
MILBURN WAOON DEPOT.
COT
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\fhiship k Bro., Foundry, cor W & A
BB
COTTON SEED OIL MILLS.
Atia Cotton Seed OU Mills, \h% E. Ala
COTTON AND PRODUCE EXCHANGIS.
(i&te City Exciiange, 40 S. Broad
COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL SUP-
PLIES.
Atia Cotton Mill Supply Co, HE. Ala
Atlanta Rubber Co., 25 Marieiu (see top
line)
Beck k Gregg Hardware Co., 2 and 4 S.
Fryor
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS.
Block F. E., 37 E Alabama
Jack G. W. k Co, 285 Whitehall
l^ewis Thos. S.,
54 to 62 E Alabama > ^
CUTLERS. G
Yittur B. D., 29 S Broad -
DAIRIES.
(See Jersey Farms)
Cottiugham J. D., 129 Whitehall
Kelly B. M., 221 Highland av
Smith J., 5 Sampson
DENTAL DEPOTS.
HoUiday B. A . , 32>^ Whitehall
South D., 6« Whitehall
^ DENTISTS.
Badger B. D., c, 37>^ Peachtree
Brockett C. T., 67 Marietta
Browne W. G., «6>^ WhitehaU
Carpenter L. D.,
47>^ WhitehaU
Catching B. H., 42 WhitehaU
Crenshaw W., 24 Whitehall
Garrett W. M., 663^ WhitehaU
Harris G. W., SOJ Marietta
Holland k Son,
34 WhitehaU
HoiUdaj R. A.,
32)^ Whitehall
HnUey J. P. Dr.,
61 Wheat
Uiik J. A.,
63 WhitehaU
Patterson J. A., 18 WhitehaU
Smith D., 66>^ Whitehall
Smith F. P., 16>^ WhitehaU
Thompson John S.,
James Bank Block, 18 WhitehaU
DETECTITES.
W. L. Jones, Jr., Sonthem Detectitt
Agrenej, rooms 68 and 09 James Bank
Block n, ,
DINING ROOXS. - ,-
Thompson's Palace Dining Room,
13 E. Alabama (see p 37)
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS.
Weatherbe C. r. I
13 E. Hunter
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DISPEVSASY. . ^
Salter M. T., 22 N. Broad
DIsilLIJERS.
Cox HiU & Thompson, 29 Peachtree
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. ^ j
BeU W. S., 25 Ivy ^ J^
Crankshaw H. k Co., * "
175 S. Forsyth (see front paster)
HartF. W„
30 S. Broad (see hack paster) .
Hart&Hewitt,
91 Decatur
La Fontaine k May, * * ^■'-
139 W. MitcheU (see p 60)
Longley k NUes,
36 Decatur (see back of title)
Ogletree, Robinson dk Boyd, 27 iW
Butler
Traynham <& Ray, 68 Decatur
Tryon k Watson, Butler se cor G. R.
R., (see fly D)
WUlingham W. J., 64 EUiott (see t<^
lines)
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Sterehi £• Miss, ^1 Rawson
DRATAGE.
Monroe C, «, 57 W. Alabama
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKERS.
Aguero E. J., Mrs., 128 W. Harris
AUen E. A. Mrs., 29 PuUiam
Ashworth A. £. Mrs., 142 Calhoon
Atkinson M. A. Miss
Averett M. R. Mrs., 35 Church
Bagby L. M. Mrs., 75 WhitehaU
Carson Mrs. N. P., 110 Rhodes
De Bochemont G. A. Mrs., 315 Luckie
Dobbi E. J. Mrs., 19 Green's Ferry aT_
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^UMPHfitrS CASTLEMAN. Dealer in Stocks and Bonds.
Gall ana see me oefore you sell.
mSURE
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Flake H. A. Mrs., 163^ Whitehall
Foye C. H. Mrs., 49>^ Peachtree
Gkissmon V. Mrs., 140 Xelson
Gittens S. Miss, 165 S. Forsyth
Heath I. E. Mrs., 100 Ellis
Hoult N. E. Mrs., 11% Peachtree
Hutchins C. Mrs., 14 Bartow
Hynes C, Mrs., 52 Green's Ferry av
Lange S. Mrs., 283 N. Calhoun
Lansoii M. M'lle, 39>^ Peachtree (see
p43)
McGUl M. Mrs., 503^ Whitehall
Mann C. Mrs., 10 W. Ellis
Odair A. Mrs., 66^ WhitehaU
Potta A Williamson Misses, 185 White-
hall
Boberts S. Mrs., 106>^ Peachtree
Sentell M. Miss, 127 W Peters
Smith J. B. Mrs, 71 Whitehall
Smith Mary Miss, 66 Fairlie
Smith M. E. Mrs, 75 Whitehall
Stocker S. Miss, 31>^ Peachtree
Taber M. Mrs, 66>^ Whitehall
Weil C. Miss, 55>^ Whitehall
Wells J. R. Mrs, 43>^ Whitehall
Wilson E. Mrs, 65^ Peachtree
DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES.
lUanta Robber Co.,
26 Marietta (See top line)
DennisoD Mnfg^ Co.,
Boston, Masis (see p 40
DRUGS AND MEDICDfES.
(WHOLESALE AND BETAIL)
Aihcr W. C . , 212 Marietta
Atit^s Dm? Store,
73 Peachtree !
Berry E. M., 93 Peachtree
Bradfleld L. H.,
26 WhitehaU
Browder D. H. & Co.,
26Loyd
Collier i Rackett, 236 Decatur
Curtis W. M., 266 W. Peters ^ *
Daniel J. B.,
88 E Wall * ^ -
Mbridge^G.^W. A Co. M Marietta
158 W Peters ' t
Hodges W. J., 160 Decatur I -
Howard k Candler, ^
47 Peachtree
Hnteklson k Bro.,
14 Whitehall
Jacobs' PharmaeT.
2MarietU
THE ATLANTA
Kin^ F.,
58 Decatur
Lamar, Rankin k Lamar,
4 and 42 E Wall
Lester Robert F. Dr.,
180 Haynes
McFaul J. W., 381 Marietta
Magnus & Hightower, . •
20 Decatur
Martin M.C., 212 Decatur
Mozley H., 114 Whitehall
PinsoQ Dozier & Co, 102 Whitehall
Rough ton J. F., 232 Decatur
Schumann Theo,
63 Whitehall and 90 & 92 Peachtree
Sharp Bros,
202 Marietta
Smith W. P. & Co, 90 Capitol av
.'^pratlin W. M. Dr., 366 W. Peters '
Stillman k Co,
168 Whitehall . '-
Stone J & Sanger,
25 Peachtree • - '
Summers J. D. k Co,
98 WhitehaU
TynerC. 0.,
30 Marietta ' *
Westmoreland, Griflin & Co, 55
Broad
S.
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DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE.
Crane, Boylston <fc Co, 6 S. Prror
Kiser M. C. k J. F. & Co,
14&16S.Pryor
Moore, Marsh k Co,
Line n w cor Pry or '
SilTey John & Co,
44 6 Decatur
■' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Abraham <fc Tabor, 33 Decatur
Atchison L. E. & S. P.,
69 Whitehall
Boylan J., 134 Decatur
Brotherton W. H., 103 to 109 Whitehall
Chamberlin, Johnsou k Co,
66 and- €8 Whitehall
Clark E. Mrs, 178 Marietta
Collins C, 231 W. Peters
Dougherty D. H., 39 and 41 Peachtree
Eubanks G. T., 232 W. Peters
Franklin P. k Co, 13a D#catur
GramUng W. S.,
87 Peachtreo
Higrh J. M., 48 Whitehall
Hightower J. O., 13 W. Mitchell
Hipps O. M. k Co, 77 WhitehaU
Jacoba J. A., 136 Decatur ^_____
f . J. WILUNGHAM
aUBriMu4LfaMb
TelepkM« H«. fit.
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FEN
Eeelj John,
58 to 64 Whitehall
Kincannon S. F., 290 Marietta
Libermuth D., 130 Decatur
Merritt & Summers, 564 Decatur
Mount J. B. & Co, 198 Marietta
Begenstein G., 214 W. Peters
Rich MI k Bros,
54 and 56 Whitehall
Byan J., 61 Whitehall
Shields H, G., 522 Decatur
Suudheimer J., 152 Decatur
WatsoQ J. A. A Co, 22 W. Mitchell
DTEES AND CLEANERS.
King C. W., 23 Marietta
Kreis J. E., 7 W Peters
Lochrey H. Mrs, 45 E Hunter
PhiUipa I., 13 N Broad
Wachsmuth E. <fe Co, 23 E Hunter "
Watson J. S. <fe Co, 88 S Pryor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Georgia Electric Light Co, W & A R R,
bet Spring and Bartow
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Heinz & Berkele, 15 Whitehall ■
Oldfield A. N. k Co, 38 Marietta : '
ELECTBOTYPERS.
Elgas, May k Co, Ga R R, cor Factory
Harrison J. P. k Co, 32 W Alabama
ELEYATORS.
Atlanta Elerator Co, Spring, nw cor W
<* A R R
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
■nHj Atlanta Enterprise, 6>^ Whitehall
(see bottom lines)
ENGINEERS.
, CIVIL)
Baylor k Baylor, 7 N. Broad 1
Boeckh C, 63 Houston
Clayton R. M., 11 E. Alabama
Frobel B. W., 103 Capitol av
^^ude A. v.. Gate City Bank Bldg
(mechanical)
Atla Engineering Co, 68 Peachtree
„ ^ (MINING)
Habtrsham W. W., 31>|^ S. Broad
^ (CHXMICAL)
Pratt N. A., 30>^ Marietta
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
^derson J. H., 63 S. Broad _
W.M.SCOCC
Atlanta Enfrineering Co., 68 Peachtree
Frick k Co., 81 S. Forsyth
Harwell k Smith, 80 S. Broad
Johnson M. W. k Co, 27 Marietta
McCombs, Taylor k Co., 93 Ga. R. R
Minni^erode Wm.,
68 and 70 E . Alabama
Perkins Broa., 3d and 41 W. Alabama
Russell k Co.,
75 S. Forsyth
Winship k Bro.,
Foundry cor W. <fc A. R. R.
ENGRAYERS.
Bock Leo, 323^ W. KitchoU
Dnnlop k Cohen,
13 E. Hunter
Fairbanks C. F.,
57 S. Broad
Hyde E. H., (wood) 10 W. Alabama
Northen W. P., 47^ Whitehall
Ridge P. T.,
13 E. Hunter ^
EXCHANGES.
Gate City Prod and Cot Exehaaffe.
40 S. Broad *.
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FENCE CONTRACTORS.
uUdei
OP ATIiANTA,
-fiO. 41 flOCK STREET-^
Agent for Uie Champtoa Iron Fence ConuMnr. off
Kenton, Ohio. Cresting, Tree GoAitU, ninmin^Ang
Walk Lights, and all kinds of Iron WorkI
Side
_ftHanfa, Eenrgiii.
Will save yoa iVooi $6 to $16li
erery Suit of Clothes made t*
order. 11 k 13 WUteluai Strtit
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO.
IHOIS AND CLOTHQfOw
ALL KnriM OF BimBXB aooiML
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FANCY GOODS.
Atehifon L. E. & S. P.,
69 Whitehall
Chamberlin, Johnson & Co,
66 and 68 Whitehall
BegeiMtein J., 74, 76 and 78 Whitehall
FEED.
Mickelberry & Whitlock, 26 E. Ala
Smith Joseph,
46 and 48 £. Alabama
FERTILIZERS.
Adair, Bros & Co,
71 W. Alabama
Angier Clarence,
M Gat« City Bank Bldj? (see p 44)
Brannoa J. F. & Co, 30 kg Marietta
Farman Farm Improvement Co,
40 MarieU
6a Chemieal & Mining Co,
32 E. Wall (&ee p 39)
Grange F. C, 30>^ Marietta
Green Jno. M.,
34 Gate City Bank Bldg, (see page 44)
Johnson M. W. & Co,
27 Marietta
Knox J. S., Ibj4 S. Broad
Langston & Crane,
60 £. Ala (see p 41)
llcfienzle G. M., 23 Gate City Bank
Bldg
Merryman J. & Co, 37^ ^* Alabama
Morris D. P., 10 S. Broad
Patapseo Goano Co.,
344 W. Alabama
Pendleton Goano Co.,
Gate City Bank Bldg (see back fly C)
Seott Geo. W. & Co.,
34 W. Alabama (see p 49)
Walton, Whann & Co, 33>^ W. Alabama
Wctzler S. A., 30>^ MarietU >
WiUiaiu, Clark & Co.,
7)^ S. Broad
FILE WORKS. '
Stokes Broe, 466 Decatur J . :
FILTERS.
XeBride k Co..
(Gate City FUter) 32 and 34 E. Wall
HBOG AND CHINA DECORATING.
Ijeett Wm.,
t7}^ WbltehaU
FISH OYSTERS AND GAME.
Bramlett D. Q., 61 Whitehall
Brown E. C. & Co, 71)4 Peachtree'
* ., i »■
cor
Crockett A Craddock, 67 Peachtree 01^
Day S. W., 2 Whitehall ;# .^
Donehoo E. F., 5 E. Alabama , ^
Emery H. F., 15 Peachtree
Fugazzi A., 131 Whitehall ' ^^
Kicklighter C. J., 104 Whitehall , ^
Lockett W. A Co, 116 Whitehall
Sparks & Primrose, 17 Peachtree
FISHING TACKLE.
Clarke, Thopmson A Co, 45 Peachtree 'h
Heinz A Berkele, 15 Whitehall
FLORISTS. . '.::ff:^?;
Boynton A. F. Mrs., 100 Forrest av
Cole M. A Co, McDonough rd * . .
Galceran M. P., 13 Kelly •! '- J " ^ '
Lambert, J. 150 W. Simpson -^ -^ 4
Lambert M. A. A. Mrs.,
E. Fair, se cor Woods (see p 43)
Langley J. B., 117 Pulliam
Wachendorff E., W. Simpson, se
Arthur
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
McCombs, Taylor <fc Co, 93 Ga R R
Meneely G. R. A Co. (brass), Foundry.
cor Wife A RR
Van Winkle E. A Co, 214 Marietta
Winship & Bro., Foundry, cor W 4 A
RR
Wilklns, Post A Co, 489 Marietta
Withers A Holland, 26 S. Calhoun
' ^ FRUITS.
Clark A Webster, 26 W. Alabama
Coer Joseph, Wall, cor Peachtree
Ford Alf., 31 Peachtree
Gilbert A. L., 119 Whitehall
Hudson W. J. A Co, (whol.), 35 and 37
W. Alabama
Johnson G. A., 33 W. Mitchell
Lagomarsino J., 4 Whitehall, 19 Peach-
tree (see p. 48)
Redus R. Bl. a Co., 90 S. Broad
Sheek A Co, (dried) 11 S. Forsyth
Steinau L. (dried), 81 Broad
Valentino C. Mrs, 16 S. Broad
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FURNITURE.
(MANITFACTUBXBS.)
Boyd A Baxter, 533 and 535 Marietta
Fenley W. L. Furniture Co., 2 to 10
Fourth
Ristine, May A Co, Constitution Bldg
Trowbridge J. A H. T., 3 Fort
(dealers)
Arnold W. M., 127 S. Forsyth
Bobo M. J. A Co, 118 Marietta
"^JS-yitt^jP^Fy^^
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THE MILBURH * "^ ""'*" '
iS ish«d Wftffon in tk« Mariut.
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Bracewell J. R., 32 Whitehall
Brooks H., c, 178 Decatur ^ ''■^
Brown A Hameail, c, 100 Capitol ar
Brvan J. P., 114 Marietta
Deihl A. L. & Bro, 144 Marietta
Downs O. M. <& Co, 6 Loyd
Erins J. C, 50 S. Broad
Hinman & Bro., 72 Peachtree
Johnson A Keown, 86 S Broad
King W. G., 105 W Peters
Miller A. J.,
44 Peachtree *^
Mitchell R., 230 Wheat
Neal J. A Co., 7, 9, 11 S Broad
Phillips W. R. Jr., 78 S Broad
Rhodes A. G., -
26 N Broad
SneokP. H.,
7 and 9 Marietta and 6 and 8 Walton
Treadwell C,
110 Marietta
Wolf D., 8 W Mitchell
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GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES.
Hannicatt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
GAS COMPANIES.
Eas Light En.,.
T. G. HEALET, President.
J. H. MECASLDT, Sect'jr.
19 ^ 21 IfhitehaU Qt
GAS AT THE LOWEST RATE.
^CX)KE FOR SALB
Gate City Gas Lt Co.,
12 W Alabama
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
(asa ALSO PLUMBEKS)
Franklin H.,
Hunter, ne cor Broad
Hnnnientt & Bellinfrrfttk,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Shnlhafr'r Bros.,
17 E Hunter (See front paeter)
Stewart A. P. A Co., 9 Whitehall
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GENERAL STORES.
Clarke W. H., 304 Marietta c-
Gwin L. E., 298 W Peters '
Harrison J. E., 204 W Peters >
LebanofT A., 46 Decatur ' .
Morris J. P., 88 and 90 W Peters
Mount J. B <ft; Co, 54 Decatur
Otis Pat, 65 W Peters .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Anderson J. A. A Co, 41 Whitehall
Andrews A. B., • '^-M^
16 Whitehall . . ; , ■
Beu A Pitts, ..... \ ■.-^^:^>0:^-
22 Peachtree >^
Elseman Bros, 55 Whitehall ♦ v* /
Gay A. 0. M«, . #^
35 Whitehall ...^^
Hirsch Bros, '
42 and 44 Whitehall -^^^r
Hughes A Law, ^^^^'^y^ ;.
9 Peachtree
Johnson J. H., ' .
3 Whitehall '
Muse A Swift, 38 Whitehall
Rosenfeld A. &^G.,
24 Whitehall
Scott Wm..
11 and 13 Whitehall (See bottom
lines)
Tyler C. B., « Whitehall
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GEOLOGISTS.
Pratt N. A.,
30)^ Marietta
GLASS.
(WINDOW.)
CooleHfre F. J. A Bro,
21 £. Alabama (See fly A;
GIN SAW SHARPENERS.
Atlanta Machinery Co, 20 E. Mitchell
GRAIN DEALERS.
Akers A Bros, 22 S. Forsyth
Fain W L., 21 S. Broad
Goldsmith J. W A Co, 28 S. Pryor
Hood A Gann, 77 S. Broad
Hopple Bros,
50 Marietta
McKoy J. J., 48 Peachtree
Mickelberry A Whitlock, 26 E. Alabama
Moore,. Sims A Bro, 18 S. Forsyth
Smitli Jos.,
48 £. Alabama
HUMPHBEYS GASTLEMAN, Fire Insurance.
Settlements Prompt, Liberal, Just
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The '^ATLANTA HOMS IKSURAlfCS Cd."* Frm^t,
CoBserratiTe, RelUble. Buiness eonflned U Ottrffa,
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GB4TES AND MANTEL8.
Franklin H., 74 S. Broad
Hnnnicatt & B^Ilingrath,
36 and 38 Peathtree
Stewairt A. P. & Co, 9 VVliitt-hall
\ GROCEBS.
: (WHOLESALE.)
Boynlion G. H., 15 S. Forsyth
Boyntjon H. A., 19 E. Alabuma
Dodd iP. & G. T., 32 E. Alab ima
Dnnii J. N. & Co,
40 and 42 E. Alabama
Falvey J. J. & Co, 21 S. Broad
Frazier <k Morgan, 17 E. Alabama
Fuller H. A. & Son, 20 E. Alabama
Goldsmith M. E., 87 E. Alabama
Hi^htower & Hallman, 40 Peachtree
Johnson Elam, Son & Co., 12 Decatur
Johnson, Kenney & Co., 64 and 66 E.
Alabama
Langrston & Crune, 50 and 52 E. Ala-
bama (see p 41)
Merchant J. R. A Co., 27 E. Alabama
Nunnally & Ra\rson, 15 S. Broad
Offleshgr & Meador, 5.5 and 57 E. Alabama
Simons & Driimmond, 19 S. Broad
Smith JoR., 4« ami 48 E. Alabama
Smith, Porter & X(»rthen,65 E.Alabama
Tanner, Cnr^^er & Heath, 11 and 13 X.
Pryor
^Ibert. Hoyt <fe Co., 24 E. Alabama
Wylie James R. & Co., 32 and 34 N.
Broad
Wyly A. C, 51 E. Alabama
Wyly yfc Greene, 28 E. Alabama
^ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
McMillan J. C. &Co., (estate of ) 25 Ma-
rietta
Megee, Johnson A Co., 87 S. Broad
Moma ct Murphy, 115-117 Decatur • •
Powell J. J. A Bro., 26 Peachtree
Wdson A. McD., 32 Peachtree
Wolfe Henry, 92 S. Broad ■
I RETAIL.
Aciair J. T., 70 Decatur
Adarnson C. Q. & Son, 262 Decatur '
Akndge G. W., 43 Chapel
Allen B. F., 224 Decatur y
Allen E. T., 96 Capitol av
Almon A. D., 221 E. Fair
Anderson A Cm., U7 W. Peters ^
Barry C. M., 172 Decatur
Bechtoadt E., 244 Eraser
BeU W. H., 270 Marietta
Bender F., 48 W. Hunter
BennettM^n., 7 K. Butler
Bentley M. H., c, Mangum, a w cor
Thurmond
Beyer M. St Son, 90 Decatur
Blake H. E. & Co. c, 285 Eraser
Blake T. H., c, 277 W. Peters
Blake & Fisher, 53 Plum -
Bonner F., c, 238 Wheat
Bostwick T. R., 32 E. Foundry
B*>yd, Hanytt St Co, 87 Decatur
Boyd J. S., 98 Peachtree
Bradley J, M., 508 Decatur ,
Branan C. W., 17 Savannah *
Brewer R. V., 590 Marietta
Brid well C, 114 W. Mitchell
Brown W., 126 Greens Ferry ar
Buchanan T. J., 248 Decatur . \ , f
Burnett M., c, 540 Decatur.
Burney M., c, 58 Foster i -
Burney Sb Smi' h, c, 113 E. Hunter U
Burns S., c, 42 Wells
Busby J. A., 100 Alexander , ^
Bozbee C. K., , %
102 Peachtree » i :- - v
Cain J V. M., 192 Marietta
Caldwell R. H., Gordi>a cor Lee, W. E.
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur
Cameron B. H., 104 Whitehall
Camp & Son, 196 Marietta
Campbell D. Mr«, 149 Luckie
Carey P. SL, c, 132 Mc Daniel
Carlton & Son, 78 Peachtree
Cannichael W. M., 110 Gra>
Casey W. R., McDaniel se cor Crumley
Cawthoii J. F., 278 Marietta
Chamberlain S., 167 Walton
Cha.>»e S E. Mrs., 622 Marietta
Clay * Ji^hnson, c, 293 X. Calhoun
Clayton A. J., 108 S. Pryor
Clinch T., 60 Martin
Coakley A. J., 2^ Hilliard
Cohen E. B., 120 W. IVters
Collins M. E. Mrs., 126 Marietta
Cosbey E., c, 151 W. Peters
Cotton J. W., 12S 8. Forsvth
Cox J. W., 320 W. Mitche'll
Cozby T. L., 61 McDaniel
Crawford J. J., 253 Eraser
Creed J., 410 Marietta
Cross J. R., .589 Marietta
Crumley C. Mrs., 264 Marietta
Calberson 0. I.,
10« Whitehall
Cullum M., 52 Richmond
Cumminffs J. B.
„ , Bell wood
Curtis J. E., 273 W. Peters
Davis, Lewis & Co, 141 Walker
Dawson J., c, 145 Houston
Defoor J. A., 137 W. Peters
I Deneen J., 266 W. Peters
SiH^^ ENTERPElSE7Room 9, JaisM
■w«n*«8 aB€ attends to aU sorts of bosuiess for its Patrons.
¥. J. WiLLIHGHAH
>V.J^
■M.
Dressed Lnmber,
BnflderH' Material.
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Dennis J. W., 67 McDaniel
Dittler A., 60 Randolph
Dodd J. D., 140 Davis
Dohme Robert,
88 Whitehnll
Donaldson E. G., 356 Marietta
Dooly W. H. Mrs., 254 Decatur
Dozier W. H., c, 53 E. Humphries
BnffyJ. J,,
75 Peachtree
Duncan W. S. & Co, 79 Whitehall
Dunnin<r V., 28 Marietta
Eaton W. G., 634 Marietta
Edwards M. E. A Co, 364 Decatur
Elliott J. B. & Bro., 315 W. MitcheU
Ellis J. M., 198 Houston
Eskrid^ A. P., 213 W. Peters
Evans D. R., 70 Peachtree
EXPOSITION MILLS STORE,
Exposition Grounds ^
Faris S., 292 Jones ' '^ '
Farlinffer A. W., 257 Peachtree
Felker G. W. c, Ira, 4th s of Sharp " ';
Fieken J., 80 Stonewall . /
Ficken J., 12S Houston
Fincher & Pincher, 251 W. Mitchell
Fischer J. A., 264 Decatur
Flournov G. W., Bellwood
Ford F. C., 199 Houston
Franklin & Wilkins, 18 W. Mitchell
Fuller J. C, 67 S. Broad
Fuller J. W., 258 Whitehall
Fulton J. A., 27 W. Humphries
Furse M., 79 Peachtree
Gaines R. C.. 296 Peachtree
Garvin B. F., 607 Marietta
Gatins J., 62 N. Calhoun
Gar E., c, 155 W. Peters
Gifford D. V., 165 Fraser
Gill H. S., 97 Chapel
Gillespie Bros, 126 Decatur
Gleeson W. & Son, 222 Fraser
Gray M. S., 174 Markham
Green J. W., 119 Wheat
Green M., 206 N. Collins
Greer & Marshal, 500 Decatur
Gresbaro W. F., 359 Marietta
Guthman ft., 41 Fulton
GuUatt J. B., Jr, 92 Capitol av
Guthrie H. W., 431 Whitehall
Haj^erman J. M., 226 Wheat
Hancock W. A.. 249 W. Mitchell
Hanlon J., 3 Hulsey
Hardeman C. L , c,5.32 Marietta
Hardin J.', c, 512 Decatur
Hardy H. C, 190 De-^atur
Harper J. T., 50 Rock
Harwell W. D., 324 Marietta
Haslett S. D., 175 W. Peters
GRO
Head H. T., 169 Fort
Henderson I., c, 231 N. Calhoun * ^
Henderson W. C., McDonough rd
Hentschel G.. 354 Wheat
Hilley & Batchelor, 234 Decatur \^.
Hofein W. J., 92 Houston -^
Hoi brook, Osborn <& Co., 77 Peachtree
HoUingsworth A. M., 389 Wheat
HoHstin G., 226 Foster
Holmes G. M., c, 220 Wheat
Hooper R., c, 46 Parka - v
Hopkins A. <ft Co., c, 42 Foster ' '
Hubbard J. T., 88 Peachtree /
Hudson W. T., 231 Wheat
Hull G. W. <fe Co., 224 W. Peters . > /
A. Ingram, c, 181 E. Cain v ' ^
In^aham & Bird, c, 115 Wheat "'^ ^
Irwin Y. M., 463 Marietta ;/ V.
Jackson A. J., 338 Decatur 15£^
Jackson J., c, 100 Haynes *^ .,•
Jackson T. P., 140 Marietta "
Jelks & Tappan, 24 Peachtree
Jenkins A. S., 370 Wheat
Jester J. W., 270 Decatur 7 ; ^•
Johnson A. C., 108 Peachtree
Johnson B. F., 59 E. Simpson
Johnson H., 105 Magazine
Johnson J., 253 E. Fair
Johnson M. M. Mrs, 241 W. Peters
Johnson & Bro., 247 Ira * *
Jones, McXair & Co, c, 164 Fraser
Jones N. J., c, 311 W. Peters
Jones S. S. Mrs, 7 Kuhrt
Jones W., c, 14 Reed
Justin W. T., Mills, n w cor Williams
Kamper C. J. <k Co, 70 Capitol av
Karwisch B., 449 Marietta •
Karwisch H., 88 Decatur
Kennon A. X., 184 Haynes
Key A., Eliza al, s w cor N^orth av
Klasset A., 98 Nelson
Koerber P. C, 35 Foster
Laird W., 197 Whitehall
Lambert C, Miss, 369 W. Peters
Lambert R., c, 243}4 Glenn
Landrum J. N., 298 Peachtree
Landrum W. H., c, 89 Tatnall
Lang M., 141 N. Calhoun
Latham A., c, 126 Eliis
Latimer Sc Rhodes, 179 W. Peters
Lawsbe J., ,75 Greens Ferry av
I^ak J. T., 102 Spring
Lee B., c, 106 McDaniel
Ligon D. W., 165 Nelson
Littlejohn J. T., 62 Yonge
Lively W. E., 254 Fraser
Lowe G. W., 33 W. Mitchell
Ivowe L. D., 170 Whitehall
Lynch J. J., 44 Decatur
WM Qrvr^-ht TSE lEASIHHDin nilKSBaL
■ iWla <i9V/VFLt U and 13 WhitelMll SL
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BELTma, HosR, pACTcnto, Ac., Boon
SHOES AND GU)TF1ING.
ALL KINDS OF R(JBBBR«G00D8.
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Lynci Peter,
95 Whitehall
Lyon J. A., 50 Jones av
Lyon J. A., 176 E. Cain
Lyons ?S. Mrs, 221 W. Peters
McCarty A. Mrs, 4A W. Foundry
McClain W. H., 133 X. Calhoun
McCravy G. B., 84 Peachtree
McDowell C. C, 375 W. Peters
McGau^hey F. S.,Gorcion, cor Lee,W. E
McHan C. H., 276 E. Fair
McHenry C, c, 254 Marietta
Mclntire M. E. Mrs., 387 Wheat
McKiniey J., c, 434 Marietta
MeKoy J. J., 48 Peachtree
McManaman E. I. Mrs., 71 Chapel
Mahoney M., 124 Decatur
Maier A. D., 180 Davis
Man^m C. c, 209 W. Peters
Maniey G. B., 80 Peachtree
Mar but Bros, 182 Decatur
Xarion S., \
282 Marietta
Martin A. Mrs., 16 Scofield
Martin J. A., 36 E. Pine
Mashburn J. H., 81 Willow
Massa E. A., 81 Peachtree
Mauldin W. A. 652 Marietta
Mayfield M. Mrs., 310 Wheat
MaysoQ T. €«,
3 and 5 Marietta
Mell J. R., Edgewood
Meritt & Summers, 564 Decatur
Middlebrooks W. M., 361 W. Peters
Miles H. H., 349 Marietta
Mills J. T., 7 Savannah, r 5 Savannah
Mitchell F., c, 220 Fort
Mitchell I. S.,
142 Whitehall
Moore G., c, 604 Marietta
Morgan C. H . , c, 159 Wheat
Mote J. T., 169 Luckie
Moyer I. P., c, 263 W. Peters i
Murphy B. G., 22 Pulliam I
Murphy M. K., 2 Pulliam
Nathan R. B. & Co, 167 Whitehall
Nickless A. H., 134 Marietta
Nitnmo P. E., 114 Decatur
O'Tyson M., 140 Mangum "' '
Oppenheim M. G., 106 Peachtree
Otis P., 65 W. Peters
Paden J. M., 504 Decatur ' ' '
Parka R., c, 283 Capitol av " '
Payne W. D., 4 Parker v '
Peek 4; Wilson, 25 W. Mitchell
Peek &, WUson, 395 Marietta
Peel D. G., 186 Marietta
PhelBs W. y. & Son, 250 Marietta
Phillips S. Mrg., 224 Mangum .
Phillips T. J. & Co., 83 Peachtree
Pope D. W., 27 W. Mitchell
Presnell, J. M., 124 Whitehall
Prim I. J., 110 Capitol av
Prior G. S. 57 and 50 Peachtree
Ragsdale & Gammel, 111 W. Peters
Revson F., Wheat, .«w cor Yonge
Reynolds F. P., 360 Peachtree
Rice R. J.. 47 Thurmond ■ .
Rice W. W., 19 Washington
Richaids J. J., 198 Capitol av '
Richardson R., c, 247 W Peters <'
Riker T. H., 125 Greens Ferry av
Roberts W. J., 55 Peachtree
Robertson E. A. & Co, 100 Peachtree
Robertson M. S., 294 Jones , f,
Robinson J. L., 114 Fraser t
Robson J. R., Kirkwood
Sahle G. G., 460 Decatur
Schikan J. J., 1|8 W Mitchell
Smeltzer F. W. J., 142 Elliott
Schrimper W., 30 Boulevard
S»!well L. P., 173 W Peters
Shannon & Kerr, 94 Whitehall
Shepherd F., c, 267 X Calhoun
Sliields H. G., 522 Decatur
Shields J., c, 167 Windsor
Shropshire & Johnson, 10 W Mitchell
S'mmons C. J. A; L. D., 628 Marietta
S inmons W. S. & Son, 189 Marietta
S iiith A., c, 275 W Peters
Siiith Georire B., 41 Chapel
S nith 11. G., lOSSPryor
s nith'J. B., 9T Peachtree
S. nith J. C, A
58 Capitol av "
Stnith W. D. & Co, 2S Decatur
S-nyth J. N.. 126 Whitehall
Snow H. Y., 65 S. Broad
Solomun A., c. 156 E. Harris
Spencer S., c. 139 Chsipel
Stahl R., 498 Decatur
Stanford M. E. Mrs , 114 E. Cain
Stanton W. L. & Co., 220 W. Peters
Stark J. H., 208 Marietta
Stewart G. W., 171 W. Peters
Stokes W. F., 84 Capitol av
Stowers G. A., 346 Decatur
Sullivan S. W., Thurmond se cor Man-
gum
Swords C. M., 267 1^. Calhoun
Tate J. & Son, c, 220 Decatur
Teitelbaum M., 223 Mangum
Terry W. M , 334 Decatur
Thomas A. T., c, 160 E. Harris
Thompson G., 32 FrastT
Thompson G., 60 W. Ilnmp^'ries
Thompson J. B., 216 and 228 Wheat
Thompson, Render & Co, c, 234 Fraser
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Thompson W. W., 265 Decatur
Thompson & Williams, c, 2 George
Thorn C. C, 118 Whitehall
Tillery J., c, 217 W. Peters
TolbertM. L. <fc Co, 158 Decatur
Tribble J. C. & Co, 981 MarietU
Trotti J. P., 215 W. Mitchell
Turner F. J. Mrs., 199 W. MitjheU
Turner & Bro, 260 Marietta
Lynan <fc Corrigan, 140 Whitehall
Vandiver C A., 318 Decatur
Wallace & Jordon, McDonough rd
Walters G. W., 973 Marietta
Ward J., c, 285 Fort
Ward S. T. Ilrs., 173 Houston
Watts A., c, 45 Rawsou
Webb C. E., Powder Springs rd, cor W
& AR R
Webb J. W., 141 Houston \
Weinmeister H., 69 E. Harris
West W. H., Ill Whitehall
Whiting W. T., 628 Marietta
Williford B. N., n end Marietta <-
Wilson J. J., Bellwood
Wilson J. W., 144 E. Harris
Wilson & Evans, 311 E. Hunter
Wolle Henry, 1
85 Whitehall, 92 S. Broad >::
Wood T. W., 102 WUliam
Wright & HUley. 110 Houston IF '
Wvnes W., c, 119 E. Harris
Wynn W., c, 130 Martin
Yates W. R., 245 W. Peters
Young O. & Co, c, 496 Marietta *
^ ftUlf AND LOCKSMITHS.
Bmkert J. M., 10 Peachtree
Heinz & Berkeie,
15 Whitehall
Jones W. R., 7 W. Hunter
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC.
Clarke, Thompson & Co, 45 Peachtree
Heinz & Berkele,
15 Whitehall
GUANO.
Patapsco Guano Co, 34)^ S. Broad
Pendleton Goano Co,
14 and 15 Gate City Bank Bldg (See
back fly C)
HAIR GOODS.
Brown J. A., c, 71 Peachtree
Fuhrer J., 66 Whitehall
Hetzel L. Miss, 56>^ Whitehall
Shepard A. G., 70 Whitehall
Stuart L. Miss, 16)^ Whitehall
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HARDWARE.
(wholesale.)
Clarke T.M. & Co,
27 Peachtree
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. \ ,
Alexander J. M., 40 WhitehaU V^. v
Beck k Gregg Hardware Co,
2 and 4 S. Pryor ' "
Beckham S. F., (specialties), 84 White-
hall ^ . V;
ClarKe, Thompson & C09 . , i
45 Peachtree ' 'A
Hart F. W.,
(buUders), 30 S. Broad (see back
paster)
Kin^ G. E. & Co, 49 Peachtree
Mc>anght & Scmtchln, • ^ ^
86 Whitehall ;' ; -
Morrison, Bain & Co. ' <
10 and 12 s. Pryor ^ '- '
Schnesster & SimSy ^ ^ "-^
42 Peachtree
Ward P. T., .
65 Whitehall i-
HAENESS MXFBS AND DLRS.
(see saddles and harness;
Clark W., c, 47 S. Broad
Davis S. H., 46 Peachtree
Johnson J. L., 22 W. Alabama
i^ch Peter, 95 Whitehall
Milbnrn Wa^on Co,
41 and 43 Decatur (see top linesl
Morgan Darid,
80 Whitehall
Morrison, Bain & Co,
10 and 12 S. Pryor
Motes C. W. & Co, 96 Whitehall
Watts <fc Huff, 91 Whitehall
Wright A., ;, 83>^ S. Broad
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
WHOLESALE.
Atkins, McKeldin <fc Co, 24 Decatur
Kiser M. C. <fe J. F. 4fc Co, 14 S. Pryor
Moore, Marsh <fc Co, Line, nw cor Pryor
Silvey John & Co, 4 and 6 Decatur
BETAIL.
Gay A. 0. M.,
35 WhitehaU
Hnghes k Law,
9 Peachtree
Johnson J. H.,
3 Whitehall
Keely John,
58;to 64 Whitehall
uie largest Fire Company in the world. SoDphrm GutliBU,
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(Successor to H. W. Jones)
Fashionable Hats and Caps.
All leading styles at lowest prices.
NO. 6 WHITEHALL ST.
KcKeldin & Carlton, 35 Peachtree
Muse & Swift, 38 WhitehaU
Pope A. 6., 2 Whitehall
Seaton J. A. <fc Co., 5 Peachtree
HATTEKS.
Buseey H. H., 1}4 Marietta
Kinsel E. F., 18 Whitehall
HIDES, FURS, WOOL, ETC.
Sheek & Co., 12 S. Forsyth
Steinan L., 83>^ S. Broad
HOTELS.
Adms Honse.
a4E. WaU
Archer House,
%% W. Mitchell
Caihouii House, c, 34 Decatur
Cannon House, J. L. Keith, propr
Gate City Hotel, 4Q% Decatur
Gnuit House,
M and 88 Whitehall
Hotel Weinmeister,
10 and 12 N. Forsyth ,
Kempner Hovse, ji
39>^ WhitehaU ; '^
Kimball House,
Pryor cor Wall
Markham House,
Jft-30Lovd
Mercer's European,
3 E. Wall, and 14 WhitehaU
HAtkmal Hotel, i
6 and 8 Peachtree
St. JAMes Hotel,
11>^ W. MitcheU
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BeeUiamS. F.9
84 WhitehaU
FnakUnH.,
Hunter ne cor Broad
Hnnnicntt & Bellin^ath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
McBride & Co.,
32 and 34 Wall
Moseley R. T., 120 Decatur
Ripley T. R.,
89 WhitehaU
Sehenssier & Simms,
42 Peachtree
Stewart A. P. & Co.,
9 WhitehaU
Wood W. J.,
87 WhitehaU
ICE.
Atlanta City Brewing Co., 3 Decatur
Days. W., WhitehaU, cor WaU
Donehoo E. F.,
6 E.' Alabama (see p 39)
Emery H. F., 15 Peachtree
Georgia Ice Manfg Co, 50 W. Alabama
NeffW. C, C. R.R., W. E
INFIRMARIES.
Atlanta Surgical Infirmary,
107 Marietta
St. Joseph Inflmary, 216 N. ColUns r
Taliaferro & Noble,
(for diseases of women), 170, 180 asd
184 S. Pryor ;
INK. -h
Morrill J. H. & Co.,
New York (see p 57)
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS.
Hawkes W. N., 15>^ S. Broad
Hart Joel, .
153^ S. Broad '"
Hancock W. H., 128 N. Collins
StockdeU H. C, 16^ S. Broad
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Angier Clarence,
22 Gate City Bank Bldg (see p 44) •
Bowie John A.,
27K WhitehaU
Burkhead W. D., 48 Marietta
Castleman Homphreys,
39 S. Pryor, Gate City Bank Bldg (see
bottom lines)
Covington J. W., (special) 36 B. Alsr
bama
Crenshaw W. T.,
23^ Marietta
Erwin H. C, Gate City Bank Bldg
Handy C, 30>^ Marietta
HaskeU W. W. & Co..:
271^ Whitehall (see p 54)
^"^ 5I!-?i'TW ENCERPR1SE, Room 9, James' Block
Co to W. J. WiLLINCHAM, 64 Elliott,
Fay Miy mud of Lmnt>er, La,t;lfcm» Sliiiigrl^ai 01*
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Hnrt Joel,
153^ S. Broad
Johnson J. E. <& Co. 1 1-2 Marietta
King J. G., Gate City Bank Bldg
Moody Jos. N.,
43 1-2 E. Alabama
Pattmio W. P. & W. F.,
36 E. Alabama
Perdue & Egieston,
7 Gate City Nat Bank Bldg, 29 E. Ala-
bama (see p 47)
Patnam Israel,
233^ WhitehaU
Shepard F. B.,
273^ Whitehall
Thomas G. I., 48 Marietta
Thompson Bros.,
313^ Peachtree
Thurston E. M., 20 Peachtree
White W. W.,
243^ Peachtree (see fly B)
Whitner John A. & Co.,
533^ E. Alabama
WoUord G. S., \% Marietta
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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(FIRS.)
iUanta Home Ins. Co., '
R. J. Lowry, pres, Joel Hurt, sec, 15)^
S. Broad (see top line) - . i
British America,
of Toronto, W. W . HaskeU <t Co, agts,
27.^ WhitehaU
Commercial Union,
of England, W. P. <fe W. F. Pattillo,
agte, 36 E. Alabama
Connecticut,
of Hartford, C. Angier, agt, 22 Gate
City Bonk Bldg
Continental Ins Co., of N. Y., 10 W.
Alabama
Crescent,
of New Orleans, Thompson Bros, agts,
313^ Peachtree
Factors and Traders,
of New Orleans, Thompson Bros, agts,
31>4 Peachtree
Fire Association of PliiUu,
Perdue & Egieston, agts, 29 E. Ala
Fire Ins Association,
of London, W. W. HaskeU Sl Co, agts,
273.^ WhitehaU
Georgia Home Ins Co.,
of Columbus, Ga, W. P. <k W. P. Pat-
tillo, agts, 36 E. Alabama
German American,
of N. Y., J. N. Moody, agt, 43>i E.
Alabama
Germania,
of New York, Perdue & Egieston, agts,
29 E. Alabama
Germania Ins Co.,
C. Knowles, manager, 303^ Marietta,
Perdue & Egieston, agts, 29 E. Ala
Guardh*.n,
of London, W. W. HaskeU & Co.,
agents, 273^ WhitehaU
Hambnrg- Bremen,
of Germany, W. P. A W. F. PattiUo,
agts, 36 E. Alabama
Hartford,
of Hartford, Conn., Perdue & Egie-
ston, agtB, 29 E. Alabama
Home Ins Co.,
of N. Y., W. P. «fc W. F. PattUlo, agts,
36 E. Alabama
Imperial,
of London, Perdue (t Egieston, airta»
29 E.Alabama ^
Ins Co. of NorUi America,
Perdue & Egieston, agts, 29 E. Ala
Lancashire,
of England, J. N. Moody, agt, 43)^ B.
Alabama
Lion, - "-
of England, C. Angier, agt, 22 Gate
City Bank Bldg
LiTerpool and London and Globe,
of England, I. Putnam, agent, 23^
Whitehall ^
London Assurance Corporation, :
W. T. Crenshaw, agt, 2% Marietta
London k Lancashire, of £ng.,
Humphreys Castleman, agt, 39 S.
Pryor (see back cover)
Mechanics Fire, of Brooklyn,
John A. Bowie, agt, 27>^ Whitehall
Merchants Ins. Co., of Newark,
John A. Bowie, agt, 27»^ WhitehaU
New York Underwriters Agency,
Perdue <& Egieston, agts, 29 E. AIap
bama
Niagara, of N. Y.
C. Angier, agt. 22 Gate City Bank
North British & Mercantile, of Eng.,
W. P and W. F. PattiUo, agts, 38 B.
Alabama
Northern, of England, Thompson Bros,
agts, 313^ Peachtree
Norwich Union, of EnrUnd,
J. N. Moody, agt, 43^^ E. Alabama
Phoenix Assurance Co., of Londov.
Israel Putnam, agt, 23) Whitehall
Phoenix Insurance Co., of Hartford,
W. P. & W. P. PattUlo, agts, 36 M.
Alabama &
W. M. Scott
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ATUNTA RUBBER CO.
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Beltibb, LACi Leather, Ac
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Phenix Ins Co.,
of Brooklyn; Joel Hurt, agt, lo}4 S.
Broad
Qaeen of England,
Perdue & Eglestx)n, agts, 29 E. Ala-
bama . j
Rochester German,
of Rochester, N. Y. ; W. T. Crenshaw,
agt, 2)^ Marietta
Boyai of England,
Humphreys Castleman, agt, 39 S.
Pryor, or Gate City Bank Bldg (See
back cover) .
Southern Matnal,
of Athens; W. P. & W. F. PattUlo,
agts, 36 £. Alabama
Sun Fire Office,
of London ; W. W. Haskell & Co,
agts, 27>^ Whitehall ,
Tirginia Home,
of Richmond ; John "A. Bowie, agt,
27}i Whitehall
Westchester,
of New York ; W. W. Haskell '& Co,
agts, 27>^ Whitehall '
Wiliiamsbnrg City,
of New York; W. W. Haskell & Co,
agts, 27>^ Whitehall
▲CCIDSNT.
Accident Ins. Co.,
of North America; John A. Bowie,
agt, 27K WhitehaU
TraTelers, j
of Hartford; Perdue 4 Egleston,afft8,
» E. Alabama ' ^ '
FIDBLITT. 1
Ameriean Surety C«, )
"'w^telS'^' '• ''"*"*"' ^' ''^
Fidelity & Casnalty Co,
of New York; W. T. Crenshaw, eenl
agt, 2)4 Marietta ' ^
LIFE.
Ga Mutual Relief Assn, iJ4 Marietta
Jl^land Life Ins. Co.,
it^ T. Crenshaw, agt, 2)^ Marietta
Mntaal Life,
of New York; Perdue <fc Egleston,
^ agts, 29 E. Alabama *
New York Life Ins. Co.,
w-Sk "S?'' ^2«' agto 31>^ Peachtree
Northwestern Mntud Life, of MUwan-
^;,Wlg.; W. W. White, genl agt.
24)^ Peachtree (See fly B) ^'
U. S. Life Ing. Co., ^ ^
F. B. Shepaid, agt. 27>^ Whitehall
INSURANCE Mi.NAeERS.
Gay E. S., 15>^ N. Pryor
Knowles Clarence,
S0}4 Marietta ,. ; v^
Whitner John C. & Co,533^ E. Alabama
Williams S. W., 10 W. Alabama .
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
The Atlanta Enterprise,
6>i Whitehall (See bottom lines) 'a
IRONWORKS. >; ^
Atla Bridge & Iron Works, ■ J ^
489-527 Marietta f
Giffiord J. A., ^-4
13 Means (Seep ) "*"
McCombs, Taylor & Co, 93 Ga R. R
Van Winkle E. & Co, 214 Marietta
Winship & Bro.,
Foundry, cor W. <t A. R. R.
JERSEY FARMS.
Calhoun Pat, Peachtree rd
Edwards J. F., Decatur
HUl L. J. <fc A. W., East Point
Hopkins J. L., Edgewood
Peter's Richard, 488 Peachtree
Wade Jas. B., Kirkwood
MITCHELL & PARKER
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
Blue E. W., 1063^ Peachtree
Bollman Wm.,
10 Whitehall
Bookout J. M., 34 Peachtree
Bryan W. L., 85 Decatur
Dykes J. N., 212 Decatur
Freeman A Crankshaw, 31 Whitehall
Fit Abe,
4 Peachtree
Gerbie J. C, 25 Peachtree
Harper T. J., 7 Peachtree
H.ynes W. A., 10 Marietta
Lj^wshe Er, 47 Whitehall
Lindenberg W., 185 W.Peters
Lofton W. H., 1 Peachtree
Pharr B. Y^ 202 Marietta
Pickert A. F., 5 Whitehall
Plr umer E. T., 17 WhitehaU
Roerig G., 21 WhitehaU
Solomonson S. Ii«,
28 Marietta
Stevens J. P. & Co, 23 WhitehaU
StUson F. J., 53 WhitehaU
Thompson I. P., 328 Marietta
LwBlber, Lattfl, SkiBflfli, Aib
'?• H. L ATWATER
Gtntral Agtut IClbin WafMf
FOS PRI0E8 TO THS TBADEo^
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JEWELRY.
(WHOL.)
Boyd J. F., 8>^ Marietta
Maier & Delkcr, 69>^ WhitehaU
Orr V. E..
6>^ WhitehaU
JUNK DEALERS.
Adler M., 83 S. Broad
Barwald M. & Co, 12 and 14 E. MitcheU
Elsas I., 62 S. Broad
Hirshberg J., 35 W. MitcheU
Linch H., 128, 130 Marietta ,
Schoen C, 156 Decatur
Smith F., c, 218 W. Peters
Steinau L., 81 S. Broad '
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Bntt Wm., t
7)^ W. MitcheU
Horton W. C, 633 Marietta
Pitchford D., 3>^ Marietta
Rhea John, 51)^ Peachtree
Tanner G. H.,
77 S. Broad
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KALSOMINE.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E. Alabama. (See fly A.)
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Keely Jojin,
53 to 64 WhitehaU
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, ETC.
Hannicntt & Beliingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Atlanta Land Improvement Co, 7)4 N.
Broad
Capital City Land and Improvement Co,
8 E. Alabama
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.
Lambert M. A. A.,
E. Fair se cor Wood
LATHS, SHINGLES, ETC.
Bell W. S., 25 Ivy
Crankshaw H. & Co.,
175 S. Forsyth. (See front paster.)
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster.)
UFontaine & May,
130 W. MitcheU. (See p. 60.)
Mitchell & Parker,
SI 3 Marietta. (See bottom Unea.) ^
Sciple & Sons, ^,
8 and 10 Loyd
Traynham & Ray, 68 Decatur ^
WUlingham W. J., h
64 Elliott (See top lines)
WUson J. C. & Co.,
7 Spring (See opp 113) -
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LAUNDRIES.
Teung Chan, 21 Marietta
White & Beck,
Troy Laundry, 13 N. Forsyth
LAWYERS.
Abbott B.F.,
Constitution Bldg
Alexander J. H., 10 W. Alabama
Anderson J. A., 16>^ WhitehaU
Anderson Clifford, s* • i?
State House
Angler E. A., 22 Gate City Bank Bldg
Arnold F. A.,
69 E. Alabama ^^ .
Arnold Reuben,
7}4 S. Broad
Arrowood J. M., 7% WhitehaU
Barnes C. H. & R. B., 20>^ E. Alabama
Bamett S. Jr.,
15 S. Broad
Bateman J. N., 21>^ Marietta
Beckwith & Sims,
Constitution Bldg
BeUM, A., 1>^N. Broad
BeU P. H„ 1% N. Broad
Bigby & Dorsey,
7>^ WhitehaU
Black & Albert, 2}4 Marietta
Blackburn R. B., 6^^ WhitehaU
Bray W. M., 21>^ Marietta
Brown Julias L.,
28 E. Wall
Brown W. A., Constitution Bldg
Brown Walter R.,
9 WhitehaU
Broyles & Johnston,
8 S. Broad
Calhoun Andrew E.,
25 Gate City Bank Bldg /
Calbonn W. L., '
Court House
Candler, Thomson & Candler,
30>^ Marietta
Carter E. V., 12 E. Alabama
Clark R. H.,
44>^ S Pryor
Clark W. W., 9 Whitehall
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Clarke M. J.,
21}4 E. Alabama
Caldwell J. G., 11)^ S. Broad
Collier G. W., 51>^'Peaolitree
Collier & Collier, 55)*,' Whitehall
Colquitt H. IL, 40 Marietta
Colville F., 23i Whitehall
Conley A Shumate, 8^ Marietta
Cooiedgre A. F.,
21 E. Alabama
Cox A. H.,
23}4 Whitehall
Calberson A. B. & H. L.,
Ql^ Alabama
dmningham J. D.,
15 E. Alabama
Daniel J. F., 21>^ E. Alabama
DeGraffenried M., 43 Houston
Eckfopd J. J., 7}4 Whitehall
EUis W. D.,
32 E. Wall
Ely R. N.,
3>^ Whitehall
Erwin H. C, Gate City Bank Bid©"
Finlev T., 213^ Marietta
Fry tt« T»^
441^ S. Pryor
Clartrell & Bass,
3}4 Whitehall ^
GaskiUC. B.,
55K Whitehall
CbyW.W.,
3>^ Marietta i
Crlenn L. J, & Son,
193^ Whitehall '
. Goode S. W., 21 Marietta ' \
Goodwin J. B., 26 S. Broad i
Gordon Frank, 40 Marietta
Gray F. P.,
3>^WhitehaU i
Gray Jas. A., '
40>^ Whitehall ' I ,
Gray Jas. R., Gate City Bank Bldg
Gre^^ry Alfred, 24)^ Peachtree
Hammond, Zachry & Hammond,
21 hj, Alabama
Hamlgon Frank L., | ^
State House j
Harrison & Peeples,
33 Capitol Bldg • -
Haygrood & Martin,
17j Peachtree '" '
Hm B^H^" ^'' ^""^ ^'^^ ^^""^ ^^^s
30>^MaVietta
Hill C. D., 30i Marietta
HUl R. P., 8}4 Marietta
Hlllyer & Bro.,
10 W. Alabama . •
Hopkins & Glenn,
1^ Marietta
Hulsey W. H.,
2H Marietta
Jackson & Kin?,
3GE. Alabama
Jenkins J. C, 40 Marietta '
Jordan R. J., 77^ S. Broacl
Lawton J.L., 24 Capitol Bldg
Lester Geo. N. & D. P.,
Gate City Bank Bldg
Lewis Ulysses, Gate City Bank Bldg
Lnmpkin Jos. H.,
32 Capitol Bld^
McAfee J. M., Court House
Manning A. A., 8^ Marietta
Martin & Hobbs, 173^ Peachtree
Mayson J., 2^^ Marietta
Milledge & ^mlth,
23>^ Whitehall - \ T
Moyers W. T., 441^ S. Pryor 1 '
Mynatt & Howell, \'- .
12 E. Alabama
Newman J. C, Constitution Bldg
Newman W. T., 41 S. Broad
0'Bry«n F. M., 63^ Whitehall
Orr E. H., Capitol BJdg
Pendleton J. T., 27)^ Whitehall
Pittman Daniel,
63 Whitehall
Bead & Candler,
32 E. Wall
Redwine J. B.,
U}4 Whitehall
Reed A Reinhardt, 714 Whitehall
Rhett W. H., 32 E. Wall
Rfjan & Rosier, 16^ Whitehall
Rodders Robert L.,
Room 30 James Bank, 16^ Whitehall
Sibley R. L., 7}^ Whitehall
Smith Alex. W.,
Constitution Blir<;
Smith Hoke & Burton,
33^ Whitehall
Smith J. H.,
Court House
Smith Laban F.,
7K S. Broad
Spalding Jack J.,
^ Whitehall
Spann G. C, 15 E. Alabama
Speairs & Simmons,
212 Marietta
Speer A. M., 44i S. Pryor
Speer Emory,
U. S. Court House
8peno3r S. B., 6>^ Whitehall
Tanner G. H., 77 S. Broad
^ ^Ti-MTA ENTERPRISE fiooo 9, Jaiw' M,
W. J. WILLINEHflffl "»i;^'."i5r;
LEA
85
BLDiDS.
LUM
Thomas G. S.,
2% Marietta
Thomas L W.,
15 E.' Alabama
Tompkins H. B., - ■
48 Marietta
Trippe B. B.,
48 Marietta
Trippe B. P. & Son,
26 E. Alabama
Tiick<T H. H. Jr., 15 E. Alabama
Tumbnll W. T.,
\7}4 Peachtree
Van Epps, Calhonn & Kin^,
Gate City Bank Bldg
Walker F. R., 48 Marietta
Wav W. A., 63^ Whitehall
Weil Samuel,
10 Gate City Bank BlcTg
Westmoreland T. P., 27}4 Whitehall
White Samuel, 7^ Whitehall
Winn L J., 6}4 Whitehall ;
Wright W. F., 7^ Whiteha'l
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Berry Mark,
12'Mariettii
Daniel J. C. & L,
32 Wliitehall
Gramling. Spalding A Co, 14 Decatur
Price G. W.,
24 Marietta
. LIBRARIES.
#
Cath Lib Assn, Hunter cor Loyd,
Union Hall and Lib Assn, 49*^ S. Broad
Ton ng Men !» Christian Association, Wal-
ton, se cor N. Forsyth
Youn^ Mens Library Assn, 39 and 41
Decatur
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT.
Harris I. P.,
12 Loyd
Kimball J. C, rear 72 Marietta
Ladd A. €.,
16 S. Forsvth
Sciple & Sons,
10 and 8 Loyd
Willinpham W. J.,
64 Elliott (see top lines)
Wilson J. C. & Co,
7 Spring
■ #
LINENS,
Ersktne W. & Co, 42 Decatur
LIQUORS.
WHOLBSALE.
Clayton & Webb, 90 WhitehaU
Cohen L. & Co,
59 E. Alabama
Cox, Hill & Thompson,
29 Peachtree
HUl, John M. & Co,
16 Decatur
Jones P., 22 E. Alabama
Potts F. M., 25 E. Alabama
(WHOLB8AIJE AND RETAIL)
CarroU 0. C,
52 Decatur
Heg^e A. C. & Co.,
41 and 43 £. Alabams^
Kenney P. J.,
.7 E. Alabama
Lovejoy E. B., 42 N. Broad
Lynch Peter, 95 Whitehall
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Bndden & Son,
68 E. Alabama (See adv)
'..V'
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LITEKT STABLES. f.
(SEE STABLES)
■;'t^
W. M. Scott
LOAN AND LAND BROKERS.
Ansley J. A., 28 E. WaU
Fontaine Francis,
Room 9 Fitten Bldg, 30 Marietta (see p
41)
Gk)ode S. W.. 21 Marietta
Gregory A. <fc Co, 243^ Peachtree
Knapp R. H.,
8 E. Alabama. (See cover.)
McBurney & Co, 5 N. Broad
Nelson L. B., ^
Gate City Bank BUlg
LUMBER.
MANUFACTUBEBS AND DEALERS.
Amorous M. F. <fe 9o, 48 Marietta
..Baoon D. C. & Ctl\^}4 Marietta
BeU W. D.,
147 Decatur
Bell W. Sm
26 Iw
Crankshaw H. & Co,\ <
175 S. Forsvth (See front paster.)
Frizzell W. H. & Co,
145 Marietta
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R. (See
back paster.)
FOR
ift
MEN'S GOODS, BEST GOODS
least money.
11 & la Whitehall Street.
1 h
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO. '■"='*s!Sr:
LUN
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Lafontaine & May,
139 W. Mitchell. (See p. 60.)
Mitchell & Parker,
313 Marietta. (See bottom lines.)
Ogletree, Robinson & Boyd, 25 to 29 N.
feutler
• PfckJ. C,
10 N. Collins
Robinson T. A.,
381^ S. Broad
Smith & Simpson, 75 Tliompgon
Steele A. B. & Co, 38>^ S. Broad
Tanrman & Davis, ,
l58 Whitehall
Williams G. O. & Bro, 234 Marietta
Wiliinffham W. J.,
64 Elliott. (See top lines.)
Wi^onJ.C. &Co,
7 Spring. (See opp. p. 113.)
I LUXCH ROOMS.
Bentley M. H., c, 59 Decatur
Cochrane S., c, 78 Decatur j
Coles D., c, 294 Marietta
Jones Annie, c, 19 Ivy
Litton M. E., c, 72 Decatur
Miarschalk W. A., 3 IS". Broad
JMioeelev R., c, 116 W. Peters
TiTlor Lizzie, c, 22 W. Mitchell
Williams 0., c, 99 W. Peters
Wofford M., Mrs., 274 Marietta
MACHLXEEY DEALERS.
Atderson J. H.,
63 S. Broad
Atla Engineerina: Co, 68 Peaelitre*'
Atlanta Machinerv Co, 20 E. Mitchell
Frick & Co, 81 S. Forsyth
Georgia Machinery Co, 361 MariettJi
Harwell & Smith, 80 S. Broad
jQlmson M. W. & Co,
27 Marietta , j
McCombs, Taylor & Co, '
93GaR. R. :,
Mlnnigerode Wm., '
eSaud 70 E.Alabama
Perkins Bros., 39 W. Alabama
Russell & Co., ^
|75 S. Forsyth . i
Smith & Fenn, 43 S. Forsyth
Van Winkle E. A Co., 214 Marietta
MAPS.,
Hod^ins & Talty, '
63 E. AJabama
Orr V. E.,
^}4 Whitehall ^ '^
Tttnison H. C. & F.,
14)^ WhitehaU
I
MARBLE WORKS.
Robbins Bro. <fc Co., 50 Loyd
Walsh <fc Patterson Bros., 77 Wavcrlypl
Walton John, 11 E. Alabama
MATCH MANUFACTURERS.
Teitlebaum W., 326 Wheat : •
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.
Ergenzinger A.,
12 E. Hunter (see adv) ]• -
^■1 -
MEDICINES. ]
Barry Mf^ Co, 7}4 N. Broad ?''
Blood Balm Co., 51 S. Broad - ' '
Bradfield Regulator Co., The, 5 N. Pryor
Daniel J. B.,
38 E. Wall
Pemberton J. S. & Co., 59 S. Broad
Swift Specific Co.,
Hunter ne cor Butler »'
MERCANTILE AGENCIES.
Dun R. G. & Co,
:>;> E. Alat)an)a
Tlie »ra'^ street Co.,
30 S. Pryor, corE. Alabama
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Anderson Jas. A. & Co.,
41 Whitehall
Bell & Pitte, ^
22 Peach tree .
Gay A. 0. M..
35 Whitehall ^
Grosse C. G., ^ '
1.30 Whitehall
Hirsch Bros.,
42 and 44 Whitehall
Jones J. G.,
34 Whitehall
Lynch Jerry,
8 Whitehall
Scott Wm.,
11 and 13 Whitehall :See bottom lines)
MILL SUPPLIES.
Atlanta Rubber Co,
26 Marietta (See top line)
Beck <fe Gregg Hardware Co, 2 and 4 S.
Pryor
Minnigerode Wni,
68 and 70 K. Alabama
niTCHELL & PARKER lumbeedealers,
■ T™ • ^^"^ ■■■■■* %^ * ■Hill llA^y 313 MarietU street, TelepUunt: lu6.
inis
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BUGGIES, ETC, GO
MILBURN WEAPON DEPOT,
NOT
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MILLINERY GOODS.
(WHOLBSALE.)
Moore, Marsh & Co, Pryor, cor Line
Re^enstoin J.,
74 to 78 WhitehaU
Eobinson J. M., 35 Peachtree
MILLINERS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
(BKTAIL.)
itchison L. E. & S. P.,
69 WhitehaU
Cook Mrs R., 77K Peachtree
Ga Suit Co, 39 WhitehaU.
Keely John,
58 to 64 WhitehaU
Kennedy M. Miss, 50>^ WhitehaU
Katz M.,
49 WhitehaU - *
McCartney M. Mrs, 66)^ Whitehall
Morris M. Mrs, 56)^ WhitehaU
O'Connor K. M-iss, 57 WhitehaU .
Re^enstein J., ^'
74 to 78 WhitehaU
Ryan M. Miss, 45 Whitehall
MILLS.
(SKK COTTON MILLS.) .
KNTTTING.
Poster Bros, HoweU'a Mills
WHKAT AND CORN.
Akers & Bros, 22 S. Forsyth
Atlanta Flour MUls, 35 and 37 Thompson
Brenner, Zachry <ft Co, 322 Marietta
Fain W. L.. 21 S. Broad
Faith J. F., 331 Decatur
Kennesaw MlUs Co,
office, 26 E. Alabama
Moore, Sims & Co, 18 S. Forsyth
Stewart & Bros, McDonough rd
MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHAN-
DISE.
PhUlips & Crew,
10 Marietta (See front cover)
Richards 8. P. & Son,
37 WhitehaU
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BarUi A., 48 Marietta
Blnyon S. Mis., 108 S. Pryor
Brown L. Miss, 72 Marietta
Golden J. Miss, 193 S. Pryor
HanseU F. G. Miss, 282 Capitol av
Harmsen L. W., llOMangum
Kmger £. H.,
150 Loyd
McCarson L. Miss, 24 Jones av
Spahr Otto. Prof., 26>^ N. Broad
Schneider E. Prof., 27>^ WhitehaU ,
Schultz E. A., 153^ S. Broad
Whitaker L. F., r 25 N. Forsyth
Wurm A. J., 6 Foster
Wurm F. A., 4 Foster
NEWSDEALERS.
Lynch & Lester, 7 WhitehaU
MlUer J. M., '
31 Marietta
PhiUlps & Crew,
6 and 8 Marietta
Thornton E. H., 18 Whitehall
■4;-.
NEWS COMPANIES. .
Union News Co, 22 S. Pryor I ^v y-
XEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Acanthus, 24>^ S. Broad .r
Atlanta Constitution, cor Alabama and
Forsyth -p- ?.
Atlanta Journal, 32 S. Broad
Atlanta Medical and Sorglcai Joomai,
303^2 Marietta, (see p. 37.)
Atlanta Bepublicau, 55>^ S. Broad
Christian Herald, 110 Whitehall Vi
Christian Index, 32 W. Alabama
Light for Thinkers, 30>^ Marietta
Monday Morning MaU, 11 E. Hunter
Souttiern Cultivator, 32 W. Alabama
Southern Dental Journal, 42 WhitehaU
Southern Medical Record, 8634 S. Pryor
Southern Review,
14 W. Alabama
Southern World, 31>i^ S. Broad
Sunday Recora,
35 WhitehaU
Sunny South, 48 S. Broad
NOTARIES PL BLIC.
Brown J. L., 28>^ E. WaU
Butt Wm., 9 W. Mitchell
Eckford J. J., 7% Whitehall
Glenn H, C, 19>i WhitehaU ;
Milledge John, 23>^ WhitehaU
Read C. A.,
32 E. WaU
Rhea John, 51 Peachtree
Rodgers R. L., 16>^ WhitehaU
Tanner G. H., 77 S. Broad
NOTIONS.
(wholbsalb)
FrankUn M., 9 N. Pryor . '
Kiaer M. C. & J. F. & Co.,
14 and 16 S. Pryor
HUMPHREYS CASTLEM AN,
Call and see me
Dealer in Stocks and Bonds,
before you sell.
"^li
.^l-^*v'v -^^
IHSURE
r^ Tdvpf«pertjtett««ATULFrA MOMS,'' tMdthenl^ fit.
rtmlse a kone enterprise, to keep jev
NUK
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PAP
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Moore, Marsh & Co., Line nw cor Pryor
Bobinson & Bro.,
8 and 10 Decatur
Silvej John & Co.,
4 add 6 Decatur
(retail.)
Chamberlln, Johnson & Co.,
66 WhitehaU
Dougherty D. H., 41 Peachtree
OranUing W. S.,
37 Peachtree 1
Keely John,
68 to 64 Whitehall
fiich M. & Bros.,
&4 and 56 Whitehall
NURSERIES.
ColeM. & Co., Roseland Sta, E. T. V. &
G. R. R
Lambert J., 150 W. Simpson
Lambert's Nnrscrj,
e Fair, ee cor Wood, (gee p 43)
Wachendorf E., W. Simpson, se cor of
Arthur
OCULISTS.
CaDibnn A. W*.
66,MarieUa
OILS.
(MANUTACTUKKES )
AfliiCotton Seed OU Mills,
loji £. Alabama
? (DKALEES)
Atla Rubber Co.,
26 Marietta (see top line)
Chess Carley Co.,
49 and 51 S. Pryor
CooledgeF. J.&Bro.,
21 E. Alabama (see fly A) '
Duck <fc Co., 35 S. Broad
Fox Amos, 11 E. Alabama v
Minnegerode Wnu,
•68 and 70 E. Alabama
OHUM CURE^
BeUamy W. C, 72 Wheat
Wooley B. M. Dr.,
66>^ Whitehall'
OPTICLOS.
Lawshe £r.,
47 Whitehall
Solomonson S. L., 28 Marietta
THE ATLANTA
ORGANS. t^
Estey Organ Co., * '
39 S. Broad, cor Alabama (see p $1)
Phillips & Crew, ^^4
6, 8 and 10 Marietta (see front cover)
CadyC. M.,
Manager the Kimball Organ , . .
OYSTERS. ^ i
(8EK FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME)
Donehoo £. F.,
5 E. Alabama (see p 39) as
PAINTERS. '^'' 4't'-
Bosche R. C, 18 Peachtree ^ •^!
Greary & Donahue, 3 Marietta i t
Grant Ed L.. 54 Line " H
Hammond Bros., 51 >^ Peachtree
Holloway D. F., 295 Capitol av j,
McNeal W. S.,
34 Peachtree
Maock M. M.,
27 E. Hunter
Paris J. A. & Son, 99>^ Whitehall
Trip d A. P.,
13 S. Broad
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E. Alabama (see fly A)
Duck &Co., 35 S. Broad
Franke J. W. & Co.,
31 and 33 W. Alabama
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad (see back paster)
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar,
40 and 42 E. Wall
Longley & Niles,
36 Decatur (see back of title)
McNeal W. S.,
34 Peachtree
Manck M. M.,
29 E. Hunter
Prince Bros & Earle, Means, cor W. &
A.R. R
Shockley W. J., 55 S. Broad
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS.
: Hancock & Collier, 44 S. Broad
Robinson W. G. Jr., 65 S. Pryor
Spinks W. R., 653^ S. Broad
Wftllhouse & Sons, 38 E. Alabama
PAPER DFALERS AND MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Bremaker- Moore Paper Co., «
Louisville, Ky (See back of title)
f . J. WLLfflGHAM
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MMUlett.
Shuffles asd
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Danlop & Cohen,
13 and 15 E. Hunter. (See adv opp
112)
Elsas, May & Co, 99 S. Pryor
Hancock & Collier, 44 Broad
Marietta Paper Mnfg Co, Marietta, Ga
Scully T. F., office 8 E. Alabama
Wellhouse k Sons, 38 E. Alabama
Wilkinson J. R., 37 S. Broad
PAPER
Me^leal W. S.,
34 Peachtree
Maack M. M.,
27 E. Hunter
HANGING.
PATTERNMAKERS.
Applegate S. M., 26 S. Calhoun
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK. ,
Oldfield A. N. & Co, 38 Marietta
Schumann T., 63 WhitehaU
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bobo J. H., 612 Marietta
Bowers T. J., 177 1-2 Marietta
Gardner M. M. & W. H., 13 Marietta
iTie Theo. H.,
40^ Whitehall
Kuhns J. H. & W. T., 333^ Whitehall
Motes C. W.,
34 Whitehall (See front cover^
Thompson W. W., 129 S. :^or8yth
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Adolpbus J., 48 S. Butler
llexanderJ. F. Dr.,
62 Peachtree
Alley A. R., 42 Church
Ammous W. B., 266 Jones
Armstrong W. S.,
64 Whitehall
Ashbury J. E., c, 7^ W. Mitchell
Asher W.C ., 212 Marietta
Auten R. M. (Eclectic) 97 Marietta
Avary A. & J. C, 71}4 Peachtree
Baber James M. (homeo) 56 Stonewall
Baird J. B., 633^ Whitehall
Bak H., 25 Brotherton
Bellamy A. D., 17 S. Butler
Benson C. F., 90 Capitol av
Betts <fc Betts, 33>^ Whitehall
Blggers S. T.,
55>2 Peachtree
Bizzell W. D.,
30>^ MarietU
Borcheim L. E.,
433^ WhitehaU
4 : ,
ENTEBFEISE, BOH 9, Jutf Blxr, ■ Ml M SoOtt
Bering J. M., 61 S. Forsyth
Caldwell J. J.,
77 S. Pryor
Caihoan A. W.,
(eye and ear) 66 Marietta
Carter J. A., 129 N. CoUins
Cofer I. A., 160 Decatur
CoUier T. E., 29 S. Moore
ConnaUy E. L., 26 Whitehall
Constantine F. L., 58 Wheat
Cook W. A. -^ Marietta
Cotter R. O., 74 Marietta
Couch I. L., 226 Wheat up stairs
Crawford J. M., 179 Wheat
Cumming W. H., 344 WhitehaU
DiTineKlC.,
77 S Pryor ^
Dixon J. E., 114 WhitehaU
Duer J. H., 20 Walker
Duncan J. W., 26 Loyd ":
Durham W. W. & W. M., 583^ Peachtree
Dyar A. S., 49 1-2 Peachtree
Earnest J. G.,
161 WhitehaU * '^ * - - *
Elkin W. S., 30 1-2 Marietta
Freudenthal R. Miss, 7 1-2 N. Broad
Gardner G. W., 330 Marietta
Gaston J. MeF.,
107 Marietta V ■ -
Godkin J. R. Dr., * - ^ -
158 W. Peters ^ ; ^
Goldsmith W. T., * ,
44 Church
Gray Jas. A.,
30 1-2 MarietU
Green H. H.,
(dropsy and its
Jones av
Green E. H., 171-2 Peachtree
Greer W. W., 284 Decatur
Guild L. A., 250 Decatur
Haile T. J., 98 Whitehall
Hammond J. F., Dr., 2 Marietta
Harris N. O., 73 Peachtree
Haworth W. W., 48 Marietta
Hicks S. Mary Mrs.,
713^ Peachtree
Hobbs A. G.,
(eye, ear and throat), 14 1-2 Whitehall
Hood J. W., 158 W. Peters
Hopkins J. G., 30 1-2 Marietta
Hoyer L. Vonder, 15 1-2 S. Broad
Hubs J. C, 168 Wheat
Ickes F. M. Mrs., 25 N". Forsyth
Jamagin W. C, 21 1-2 Marietta
Johnson A. D., 202 1-2 Marietta
Johnson B. C, 10 £. Jenkins
Johnson J. M., 72 Marietta
Johnson J. Thad, 30 1-2 Marietta
WUI sell you ablfiX rjKk~8UiT OF
CLOTHES fer lew BMei
etlrer dewier. U <ftl8
complications), 5S
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BSLnSO, B08B, PACKlMO, hCm.
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Kerstan A. F. F., lOSBawson
King F., ,
58 Decatur I
Knott D. F., 3}4 Whitehall
Knott J. J.,
3}4 Whitehall
Lancaster J. F., 95 Calhoun
Lawshe John Z., (bomeo.)
2S}4 Whitehall
Lester Robert F.,
184 Haynes
Lichtenstaik M. L., (homeo.: S}4 White-
hall
Little T. B., (cancer), 28 Gate City
• Bank
Logan Joseph P.,
49 Washino^ton
Logan John H., 103 X. Calhoun
Love T. D., (women an«l children's dis-
eases), 181 & 183 Whiteiial]
LoTe Wm. Abmm, (women & chil-
dren's dLieases),
in& 183 Whitehall
Lumpkin W. S., room 25 James' Block
McFaul J. W., 381 Marietta
Martin M. C, 210 Decatur
Miller k Word,
Gate City Bank
Nichols F. H., 7 Alexander
Kicoison Wm. Perrin,
Constitution Bldg
Noble Geo. H.,
(private infirmary for diseases of wo-
men), 170 & 180 S. Pryor
O'Brien F. H., 156 S. Pryor
Olmsted J. C, 7}4 Whitehall
Orme k Manahan (homeo.) i
18 N. Broad
Park W. T. (specialist), 33^ Whitehall
Parks W. B., 202)^ Marietta
Peck F. H., 10 N. CoUins
Perkins J. O., 126 S. Forsyth
Pinckney C, 94 Walton
PoweU F. T,,
68 1-2 Peachtree
PoweU T. S., 85 S. Pryor , < :
QuUlian C. C, 212 Marietta
Richardson D. R., 66 Windsor '
Jiidlej R. B., |
25 1-2 Peachtree \
Boaeh £. J.,
149 Whitehall >■
RoMh E. W.,
149 Whitehall
Robertson U. O., lU Capitol av
Robhison W. C, 17 1-2 Peachtree
Roy G. G., 25 1-2 Peachtree i
Salter M. T., , i ^
22 N. Broad, r 35 Bailey '^
<Li«mt>er, JLaOm. ^iiSl
Scott H. S., 49 1-2 Peachtree
Smith W. A., 456 Marietta
Stodghill J. R., 64 Whitehall
Stovall O., 102 Whitehall i
Taber F. F., 82 Decatur j
Taliaferro & Noble, ^
(private Infirmary for diseases of wo-
men), 170, 180 and 184 S. Pryor
Thompson W. R. D.,
285 E. Fair
Thurman B. H., 232 Decatur .
Todd J. S., 74 Marietta
Tucker W. J., 9 1-2 Marietta
Van (Joidtsnoven E., 75 1-2 S. Pryor
Wamock J. T., 85 N. Collins
Westmoreland & Howell, 57 Marietta
Whitaker S. T., 55 Jones av
Wilson C. L., 30 E. Alabama '
Wilson J. D., 63 1-2 Whitehall
WUson J. Stainback,
14 Loyd ; ^
Woodward A. J., 9 Peachtree ' t
Woollej B. M.,
(opium and whisky habits cured),
65 1-2 Whitehall
Woollev L. B. v., 65 1-2 Whitehall
Word R. C, 75 1-2 S. Pryor
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Estey Organ Co,
39 S. Broad, cor Alabama (See p 51)
Freyer F. L., 27 Whitehall
PhUlips & Crew.
6, 8 and 19 Marietta (See front cover)
Richards S. P. & Son, 37 Whitehall
■f
PLANO TUNERS.
QABL
F. BAETH,
TELEPHONE 5^4.
P. O. Box 476. Res. South River Road,
T i - near City Limita.
PICTURES AND FBAM^
LoTejoy E. W.,
4 Marietta
Mates C. W.,
34 WhitehaU
Pitehford D. C, 28 Whitehall
PLANING mIlLS.
Crankshaw H. & Co.,
175 S. Forsyth (see front paster)
FriiieU W. H. k Co.,
145MarietU
THE MILBURH I '^''*"' '^'**'' * ^ ^
iahed Wa^^on in th« lEarkot.
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Hart F. W. & Son,'
Fuller, cor W. A A R. R (see back
paster)
La Fontaine & May,
139 W. Mitchell (see p 60)
Mabin J., 34 Ga R. R
Xace J. M. A Son, J85 Decatur
Ogletree, Robinson & Boyd, 27 X. Butler
Perkins <fc Holliday, 19 Nelson
Stevens J. M., 212 W, Peters
Stewart & Bros, McDonough rd
Terry G. W. & Sons, rear 136 E. Hunter
Trayuham & Ray,
68 Decatur
Tryon & Watson,
Butler se cor Ga R. R (see fly D)
PLASTERER y.
Thrower Jas. G-,
653^ Whitehall (see p 47)
FLOWS. ■ -
Blount A Hill, 11 Bartow, Son Agi
Works, 274 Marietta
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTEttS.
Franklin H.,
74 S. Broad ' '•
Franklin R., 6 E. Alabama
Hannieott A: BelliD^rath,
36 and 3$ Peachtree
ShulhaferA Bros,
17 E. Hunter (see front painter)
Stewart A. P. & Co.,
9 Whitehall
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
POULTRY.
Weatherbe C. F.,
Kirkwood Plymouth Rock Chicken
Farm, Office 13 E. Hunter
Seott W. H.,
14 W. Alabama
Sisson y. P.,
26 S. Broad
Winham & Lester, 7 WhitehaU
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PRINTERS' SUPPLIES.
DodsoB W. C,
33 S. Broad
Danlop & Cohen,
13 E. Hunter
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PRINTING PRESSES.
p*.
CampbeU Printtng Press & Mnfg C^.
160 William st New York (See p 42)
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. •
Hadson W. J. & Co.,
35 and 37 W. Alabama
Dewald G. A. i^ Co.,
41 S. Pryor
Garrett & Bro, 54 E. Alabama
Goldsmith J. W. & Co., 28 S. Pryor '
Lan^ton & Crane,
50 and 52 E. Alabama
Mickleberry & Whitiock, *
26 E. Alabama v
Smith Jos.,
40 and 48 E. Alabama ^
PRINTER.
(BOOK AND JOB.)
Bennett B. F , , 45 S. Broad
Bergstrom A. M., 21 E. Hunter
Christopher W. T., 71 Whitehall
Constitution Pub Co, 30 W. Alabama
Delbridge C. L. A Br^, 110 WhitehaU
Dickson H. H., 32 S. Broad
Dodson W. C,
33 S. Broad
Danlop & Cohen,
13 and 15 E. Hunter (sec opp p 112)
Harrison J. P. & Co, 32 and 34 W. Ala-
bama
Reynolda T. S., 24 S. Broad
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PUBLISHERS.
Anchor Pub Co, 3}4 Whitehall
Appleton D. A Co, 44 Marietta
Barnes A. H. A Co.,
R. L. DeLea genl agt, 65)^ E. Ala-
bama
Chambers J. H. k Co.,
33^ Wliitchall
Clarke E. Y., 11 E. Hunter
Clarkson L. A. & Co., 66>^ WhitehaU
Constitutioi! Pub Co, 30 W. Alabama
McDonald N. D. k Co.,
53 S. Pryor
Nat PubUihing Co, 30 S. Broad
Orr T. E.,
Maps, etc., 63^ WhitehaU
Standard Publishing House, 75>^ Peach-
Thayer &RO00,
40 Marietta
Union Publishing House, Constitution
Bldg
J MM Amtwerp. BranT * ^^j
C. L. Pat ton agt, 6o 1-2 £. Alabama
Weatheiiie r . F.,
Directories, 13 E. Hunter
HUMFHBEYS GASTLEMAN, Fire Insn
Settlements Prompt, Liberal. Just.
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ConMrTAtire, Reliable. Basinefs eoBfUied to OMrfU.
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PUMPS AND PIPES.
Hnnnicntt & BolliDgrath,
36 and 38 Peach tree
KUigrelsmith J. M.,
68 Peachtree
QUIRRIES.
McAfee W. W., ws Vine, bet Xewton
and Foundry
Morris Granite Quarry, n. end State
Roney N., John, at limits
Venable S. H. & Co, Davis bet Thur-
mond and Rock
RAILROAD AGENTS.
Adair & Peters, Union Depot
Appier D.W., .
36 E. Alabama
Ballard W. W., 36 E. Wall
Bu3h F. D., 28 E. Wall
Farrar R. M . , Union Depot
Green T. T.. 36 E. Wall
Johnson Jack W., 30 E. Wail
Johnson S. R., 36E. Wall
McCandless T. F., 36 E. Wall
McPherson W., Gate Gitv Bank Bldg
MaloyJ ,28E. Wall
Mattison J. L., 36 E. Wall
Miller J. F., 8 E. Alabama
MillerM., 36E. Wall
Nevill B. F., 28 E. Wall
Sams J. A., 26 S. Prvor
Sharp M. C, 28 E. Wall
Trezeyant W. H.,
28S.Pryor
Webb S. B., 36 E. Wall '
Williams R. A.. 28 E. Wall
Winner C. N., 28 E. Wall i
Wrenn A. B., 28 E. Wall "
RAILROADS.
Atlanta <fc West Point and Western Rail-
way of Alabama, office 32 Loyd,
freight 96 W. Mitchell
Central Railroad of Georgia,
95 W. Mitchell. (See page 38.)
East Tennessee, Tirginia and Georgia
Railroad,
8 S. Broad and 54 Castleberry '
Georgia Railroad, 32 Loyd I '
Ga Pacific R. R.. Kimball House
Grand Rapids & Ind R. R.,
Grand Rapids, Mich (see p f)8)
Richmond & Danrille Railroad,,
W E. Wall (see p 46) t t'
Western & Atla-.tic R. R.,
Forsyth crossing R. R. (gee p 52)
STREET.
Atla St. Railroad, 49 Line . ,
Gate City St. Ry, 41 E. Alabama
Metropolitan St. Ry, 60 S. Pryor
West End A AUa St. R. R Co, 61
Broad
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RAILROAD TICKETS.
CSEE TICKET OFFICES.)
RAILWAY AND MILL SUPPLIES.
Mlnnigerode Wm., i
68 and 70 E. Alabama ; [ -^ ;%
REAL ESTATE.
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AGENTS, BROKERS AND DEAXEBS.
Adair Geo. W.,
4 and 6 W. Wall
Alfriend A. H., 44 Marietta
Ansley J. A., 28 E. Wall
Bell M. A., 1 1-2 N. Broad
Capitol City Land antl Imp Co, 8
Alabama . . ^
Eddelman G. H., '
55 S. Broad
Ellip D. P., 10 X. Broad
Fontaine Francis,
(first mortgage loan broker), room
Fitten Bldg (seep 41)
Frierson T. A.,
36 E. Wall
Goode S. W.,#l Marietta
Hall, Roberts & Co,
10 S. Broad
Hendrix & Osbom,
31 S. Broad
Ives L, M., 15 X. Baoad
Knapp R. H.,
8 E. Alabama (see covers)
Kronse Harry,
20 Peachtree
Leal( & Lyle,
37 Marietta
Lovejoy J. H., 44 Marietta
McBomey & Co,
5 N. Broad ■,,. .^
Rice & Wilson,
7 X. Broad (see front cover'*
Robinson T. A., 38 1-2 S. Broad
Robinson Jas.,
11 E. Alabama
Talley A. S., 12 W. Mitchell
West A. J. & Co.,
28 Peachtree
WUlson J.iS.jDr.,
II S. Broad
Wiseberg M., 3>^ Peachtree
THE AT3.A1TTA ENTESJmSB, Eflfll 9, James' BM,
OMalB tt.atl«u «■« tttenOs t« all sorU of bnsluess for Its Patrons.
W. J. WILLIHGHAM
64 Elliott. Bangh asi
Dress^'d Lumber, Lime aad
Bailders' Material.
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RESTAURANTS.
Armour B., c, 145 W. Peters
Ballard's Restaurant, Union Depot
Bramlett D. Q., 51 Whitehall
Calhoun M., c, 34 Decatur
Chappel W. M., c, 586 Marietta
Coles R. E., c, 146 Marietta
Curran & Scott, 31 E. Alabama
Davis H., c, restaurant
E., T. Va. & Ga. Restaurant, Ellitt, cor
Mitchell
Ford G. W., c, 176 Decatur
HamUton B., c, 112 W. Peters
Harp J., c, 97 W. Peters
Harris O., c, 142>^ Decatur
Iseley G. D., 238 Marietta
Jack, Ward & Co., 36 Whitehall
Jacobs S., c, 190 Marietta
Johnson B. C,
11 W. Alabpma
Johnson E., c, 95 W. Peters
Johnson Isaac, c, 146 Decatur
Jones Annie, 21 Ivy
Jones B. F., c, 32 Decatur ,> ,
Jones J., 1-^ Decatur
Jones J., c, 134 Wheat j
Kattenhorn & Vigneaux, 4 Wall
Llndsey W., c, 49 S. Broad
Massa F., 1 Marietta
Mercer £.,
3 E. Wall and 14 Whitehall
Morris B., «, 47 Rawson
Murphv & Schwaiter, 98 Decatur
Nickless L., c, 170 Whiht
Nix J.y. c, 151 W. Peters
Payne D., c, 50 Decatur
Pulliam H. P.. c, 101 S. Broad
Scott J., c, 132 Marietta
Sharp M., c, 269 W. Peters
Solomon J. L., 14 S Broad
Thompson's Palace Dining Room,
13 E. Alabama, (see p. 37)
Tines Lizzie, c, 71 Peachtree
Vaughan C. J., 12 "*. Broad
Walker F., c, 181 Marietta
Ward M., c, 241 Marietta
Weathers E., c, 450 Marietta
Williams H., c, 56 Decatur
Wylie S., c, 230>^ Wheat
ROOFERS.
Franklin H., Hunter, n e cor Broad
Goodrich A. M.,
13 S. Broail {-^^'e p. .55)
Hunnicut & BeitifigrHth,
36 <fc 38 Peachtree
Smith O. A., 16 N. Forsyth
ROOFS.
IBOK.
WiUdBS, Post & Co,
489 Marietta
RUBBER GOODS.
Atlanta Robber Co,
26 Marietta (See top line)
RUBBER STAMPS.
( M ANUF ACTCBIBS )
Fairbanks C. F.,
57 S. Broad
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
Milbnm Wagon Co,
39 to 47 Decatur -
Morgan Darid,
80 Whitehall
Motes C. W. & W. F., 97 Whitehall
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SAFES AND VAULTS.
(FIRE AND BURGLAB PROOF WORK)
Clarke, Herbert & Co,
48 £. Alabama
31 E
W. fVI. Scott
SALOONS.^ J
Asher W. C, 148 Mariette
Baer M. J. 233 W. Peters
Ball F. M., 586 Marietta
Ballard's Saloon, Union Depot
Bangert C, 66 E. Harris
Bank Saloon, Curran A Scott,
Alabama
Bearden & Edwards, 150 Decatur
Beiser J. C, 218 Decatur
Bender W.,50 W. Hunter
Benson & Co, *
33 Marietta
Bi^ Bonanza,
HoUis & McMahon. proprs
Blount & Co, 142 Marietta
Born D. L., 62 Decatur
Braselton R., 7 N. Pryor
Bronk A.,
Ira, se cor Eeds
Bullard A. T., 23 W. Mitchell
Burke T., 123 Decatur
Campbell James, 44 S. Pryor .
Carmichael <fc Turner, 286-288 Marietta
CarroU 0. C„
52 Decatur (See p 50)
Collier J N., 252 Marietta
Cottingham W. S,, 66 S. Broad
Cooper A. J., 139 Walker
Cox N. H., 120 W. Foundry
Crawford V. B., 21 W. MitcheD
Is the man for yon to fo to for joar
UNDERWEAR.
11 ik 13 WiltolmU StTM*.
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BEJJnSQ, HOSB, PACKnrG, 4e^ BOOB
SHOES AND CLOTHraO.
ALL KINDS 09 RUBBER GOODS.
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Crowley J. D., 128 Decatur
Cumraings J. E., 107 W. Peters
Domini A., 123 Whitehall
Domini John,
19 Whitehall
Eidsom G. G., 414 Marietta
Faith J. F., 298 Decatur
Farrell J., 21'. W. Peters
Fechter E., 427 W. Peters
Fischer George, 62 W. Foundry
Flet/^her W. J., 23 Marietta
Floyd & Smith, 3 Peachtree
Flynn G. W., 315 W. Peters
Fol?ora L. B., 20 and 22 Marietta
Francis T. L., 498 Marietta
Gershon A., 99 W. Peters
Gershon A., 93 W. Peters
Grady S.T.,
63 E. Alabama
Griffin J. L., 97 Whitehall
Haney H. P., 200 Marietta
Hentschel G., 354 Wheat
Hentschel G., 56 Decatur
Holjes H., 77 S. Broad
Holland & Wilson, 154 Decatur
Hollis & McMahon,
5 Decatur f
Hugli B , 237 W. Peters »
Hunter J. T.,* 176 Marietta
JentzenJ, H..
135 Whitehall
Jolinson B. C,
11 W. Alabama
Johnson C. P., 118 Decatur
Johnson C. P., 48 and 50 Decatur
Johnson G. S., 133 W. Peters
Jolly R. <fc Co, 528 Decatur
Karwisch B., 451 Marietta
Karwisnh H., 109 W. Peters
Karwisch H., 86 Decatur
Xelly J. J., 15 Marietta !
Eenny P. J., [
7 E. Alabama
Kenny & Werner,
14 and 16 Marietta
Kile W. C, 377 W. Peters '
Loftis J. A., 649 Marietta
MoAlister A. J., Marietta sw cor Curran
McGeever & Brennan, 40 Decatur
McGeever & Cashin, 9 E Alabama
MarbyM. J., 91GaR. R
Maher M. E., 11 W. MitcheU
Maher M. E., 52 Peachtree ,
Malone T. J., 61 E. Alabama
Marion S., 282 Marietta ^
Markham House, 28 Loyd I
Mercer E., 14 Whitehall I
Moore S. S., 124 W. Mitchell-
Moran J. T., 422 Marietta
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Morris & Murphy, 113 Decatur
Morrison J. C,
210 Marietta
Muller Phil, 5 E. Wall
Murphy A Schnaiter. 98 Decatur
Xally & Maher, 93 Whitehall
Xat Hotel Bar
Nickless & Blount. 179 Marietta
Parish J. T., 584 Marietta
Pease O. L., 107 Decatur
Pierce W. B., 243 W. Peters
Raleigh & Reagan,
76 S. Broad •
Reeves W. F., 8 W. Hunter
Revgon F., Wheat, sw cor Yonge
Riker T. H., 125 Green's Ferry av
Robertson W. E.. agt, 62 S. Pryor
RoP8er& Co, 51 Decatur
Saloshin G., 131 E. Hunter
Schifferer M., 10 E. Hunter
Schmeltzer F. W. J., 142 Elliott
Schrimper W., 30 Boulevard
Smith W. A., 454 Marietta
Smith W. D., 30 Decatur -
Starnes R. A.. 482 Decatur
Stephenson R., c, 63 Decatur
Stewart G. B., 165 and 167 W. Peters
The Atlanta,
P. Breitenbucher, 32 Marietta
Tiller J. A , 94 W. Peters
Toney J. F., 401 Marietta
Trent C. C, 214 Wheat
VandiverC. A., 320 Decatur
Vaughan C. J., 12 S. Broad
Wallace F. M. & Bro,69 Peachtree
W^allace W. H., 428 Marietta
Wallace & Vaughan, 56 Peachtree
Weaver J. K., 206 Marietta
Werner H., 359 W. Peters
SAVINGS BAXES.
Gate City Nat. Bank, (Savings Dept),
31 E. Alabama
1 SAYINGS INSTITUTIONS.
The Ga. Provident Assn, 7>^ S. Broad
'"' SAW MILLS.
Minnigerode Wm.,
68 and 70 E. Alabama
SAW WORKS.
Atlanta Saw Works,
221 Marietta
SCALES AND SAFES.
) Taylor T. M., 71 Waverly pi
luTCEELL & PA T?.TrB!-R. ljiiil^rlH|ISB,
I SiTlI ISM UI M CO.
For Fine Carriaget, Bujgftti
Ikatons, Spring WagpUi 4ii
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SCHOOLS.
(SEE ACADEMIES.)
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
Fry J., 5 N. Broad
SEALS AAD STAM PS.
Fairbanlis C. F.,
57 S. Broad
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SEEDS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Johnson M. W. & Co,
27 Marietta
IcMUlan J. C. & Co,
25 Marietta
STABLE.
(livebt, sale and boasding)
Defoor & Smith, 95 and 97 S. Broad
Hoffman J. J., 47 S. Forsyth
Jones W. 0., •
51 Lovd
Miller & Br&dj,
16 Loyd (see front cover)
Redd & Cox,
60 S. Pryor
Redmond T. B., 56 S. Pryor
Sararaons & Cook, 26 W. Hunter
Taylor Zach E.,
24 W. Alabama
SELF RAISING FLOUR.
Heelter G. V. k Co, ^ ■*
14 X. Broad *^:
SEWING MACHINES.
Am Sew Mach Co, 11 N. Broad
Hennies C. E., 85 Decatur
Household Sewing Machine Co, 9
Broad
New Home Sewing Machine Co,
25 Whitehall
Singer Manufacturing Co,
42 Marietta
Smith J. D. & T. F., 59 S. Broad
Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co,
71 Whitehall
White Sewing Machine Co,
65 and 67 Peachtree. (See page 69.)
Wilson W. T.,
53 S. Broad
N.
SLATE DEALERS AND ROOFERS.
Goodrich A. M..
13 S. Broad (see p 55)
SMOKERS' OUTFITS.
Ballard B. W.,
1 Peachtree
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Neff W. C. & Co., 624 and 628 Marietta
SODA WATER, ETC.
Brown C, 88 Luckie
Morgan R., 188 Decatur
Sprenger J. J., 325 Peachtree ~
Tatum <$; Rav, 60 S. Broad
Venable W. *E., 2 Marietta
SPICE MILLS.
Parkhurst & Donaldson, 74 Peachtree
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STAIR BUELDERS.
Bentell H. M., 11 Spring -i -
Hart F. W. & Son,
Fuller, adjoining W. & A. R. R
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STATIONERS.
Atlanta Book Store, 27 Whitehall
Delbridge C. L. & Bro., 110 Whitehall
Home E. A., 95 Peachtree
Lovejoy E. W., 4 Marietta
Lynch & Lester, «-^ . r '
7 Whitehall >: v ^
Miller J. M.,
31 Marietta
Phillips & Crew, "
6, 8 and 10 Marietta (see p 45)
Richards S. P. & Son,
37 Whitehall
The Old Book Store, 38 Marietta
Thornton E. H.,
18 Whitehall
Wilkinson J. R,, 37 S. Broad
STEAM AND GAS FITTEBS.
Hnnuicntt & Bellingrath,
36 Peachtree
Shnlhaf^r & Bros,
17 E. Hunter (see front paster)
STEEL, IRON *C.
Franke J. W. & Co.,
31, 33 W. Alabama
STENOGRAPHERS.
Briscoe A. C, Coostitutiou Bldg
Cooledge A. F.,
21 E. Alabama
Deas H. B.. 54 Castleberry, cor C. B. B
Small S. W., Court »Hou8e
TewksbnryW. Kaf,
44 Marietta
The largest Fire Company in the world. EiBphriyt CutliBU, A|L
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HTUKTIi iMnniillCE CO,
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STE5CILS AND SEALS.
Fairbanks C. F.,
57 S. Broad
STOCK YARDS.
Beatie D. A., Ga R. R., cor Fort
Witherspoon W. L., Peachtree, Dey
limits
STORAGE,
Hoppie Bros,
50 Marietta, Warehouse cor Bartow,
and W. <& A. R. R
Smith Jos., 48 E. Alabama
STOYES.
Beckham S. F.,
84 Whitehall .
Franklin H.,
Hunter, ue cor Broad
Hnnnicatt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Johnson & Keown, 86 S. Broad
Eirke Thos. & Co.,
55 Peachtree
Stewart A. P. & Co.,
9 Whitehall
Todd A. F., 84 S. Broad
Warlick J. & Son, 61 and 63 Peachtree
Wilson W. T.,
53 S. Broad
Wood W. J., I
87 Whitehall 1 i .
SULPHURIC ACID.
6a Chem & Mining Co.,
32 E. Wall }
80F BONXET MANUFACTURERS.
Wellhouse & Fleishel, 39>^ Peachtree
SURGICAL INSTITUTES, w^
National Surgical Institute,
30 and 32 E. Alabama
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS^
Phillips I., 13 N. Broad
TAGS.
Bennison Mnfg Co.,
Boston. (See p 40)
TAILORS AND REPAIRERS.
(SKK ALSO MSRCHANT TAIL0K8.)
Carroll M. C, 1 E. Alabama
.Cooper R., c, 37>^ Peachtree
Fain H. P., c, S}4 E. Alabama
Finch W., 12)^ Decatur
Garvin W. M., 330 Decatur
Huggins J. €.,233^ WhitehaU ,
Jackson H., c, 177 Manetta ^
Marcus M., 16 Peachtree
O'Donnelly J., 21>^ E. Alabama
Roe A. E., 7% W. Alabama
SielingD., 43>^ S. Broad •
Tischmann A., 81 Whitehall
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TALC.
Atla Talc and Soapstone M. & M. Co.y
Gate City Bank Bldg
TANKS.
Klingelsmith J. M.,
68 Peachtree
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Cari)enter E. M., 25 Peachtree
Great Atlantio & Paeific Tea Co,
75 Whitehall
Wolfe Henry, agt, 85 Whitehall
Tee Chan, 21 Marietta, basement
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Southern Tel Co, 43 and 45 S. Pryor
Western Union Telegraph Co,
56 E. WaU
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' TELEPHONE COMPANIES.;
Ga Telephone Co, 30>^ Marietta
Sou Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co^
21>^*Marietta
^ i TEN PINS.
Domini John, 19 Whitehall
I TENTS AND AWNINGS.
J (MANUFACTUREKS.)
Ergenzinger A.,
12 E. Hunter (See adv)
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
Pellegrini & Castleberry, 178 Chapel
THRESHING MACHINERY.
Anderson J. H.,
63 S. Broad
Russell & Co,
. ,_ 25 S. Forsyth
THE ATLANTA ENCERPRISE, Room 9, James' Block
Gtfes informatioa to straaiirers Ib the city. Call at our olQee.
Co to W. J. WILLINCHAM^64 laiio^
For <my Kind of Lim>l>«r, I^t^uB, Shingles oy
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TIC
TICKET BROKERS.
NIKKEI 4^ BBOIEB^
-•'^^-•-
Railway Ticket Broker
Commissioned Agent.
TTpiriTTCI Bought, Sold or Exchanged.
1 lUiiL, 1 U S8E.Vall St.,opp.U. piD^t.
60 cents to $5 sayed Telephone 521
Flint W. H., 24 Loyd
Mann R. D., Kimball House
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
Hunnlcntt & Bellingrath,
36 and 38 Peachtree
Hall J. W., 288 W. Peters
Mueller C. F., 57 Decatur
TOYS.
Alfanfa Robber Co,
26 Marietta (seeftop line)
Christopher M. A. Mrs., 73 Whitehall
Jack, Ward & Co, 36 Whitehall
Wilson W. S. ct Co, 43 Peachtree
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Ballards Transfer Co,
Union Depot
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Bandman I. C. & Co, 203^ Decatur
Barrett & Marshal, 34 Whitehall
Goodman, Barrett & Co, 30 E. Wall
Lieberman, Kaufmann & Co.
50 & 92 Whitehall
Hill M. W. c, 251 W. Peters
Howar*D. T., c, 93 S. Pryor' . . . .^
Patterson & Bowden, >- > ^
18 Lovd (see fly A and covers)
Swift C. H. AC!o, ,.
43 Loyd (see back cover and p. 54)
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UNDERWEAR. ^ }
Selig Bros. & Co, 15 N. Pryor *^-
. UNIYEBSITIES.
(See Colleges)
Moore's Ensiness UnlTersitr,
26 A 28 E. Alabama
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TRUSSES.
Perfection Manufacturina: Co, 99 Peach-
tree
UPHOLSTERERS.
Adams J. A., 7 Culver
Curran J. M., 102 Decatur
Er^enzini^er A.,
12 E. Hunter (see adv) '
Lathrop A White, 46 Marietta
Miller A. J., 44 Peachtiee
Snook P. H., 7 A e Marietta
Treadwell C, 150 Marietta
^^ TARIETIES.
Christopher M. A. Mrs., 73 Whitehall
Hart Bros, 72 Whitehall
Summers A. H., 100 Whitehall
TARNISHES.
Cooledgre P. J. & Bro,
21 E. Alabama (see flv A)
Fninke J. W. A Co, '
31 and 33 W. Alabama
Valentine & Co, 68 E. Alabama
TETERINABT SURGEONS.
Cook J. N., 26 W. Hnnter
WAGONS.
MANUFACTTJKKKS AND DBALEB8.
TYPE WRITERS.
Standard Type Writer,
Tu^*/»^^^*^^«®' ^y 21 E. Alabama
The Cali^raph,
W. Kay Tewkesbury, 44 Marietta
UNDERTAKERS.
Cargrile M., c, 6 Ivy
Coles S. A. c, 184 Marietta
W. M. Scott
AUanta Wagon A Timber Co, BuUer nw
cor Ga R. R.
Bennett L., 113 Decatur
Blount A HUl, 11-17 Bartow
Booth W. K., 76 W. Peters
Golden F. S., 595 Marietta
Harwell A Smith, 80 S. Broad
KfUian & Maxwell,
48 and 50 W. Peters
MLbun WagOB Co,
39 to 47 Decatur (see top lines)
Oslin A., c, 156 Decatur
Watts (ft Huff, 91 WhltehaU
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WAGON YAKD.
Fuller J. X., 195 W. Peters
Pease O. L., X05 Decatur
^ WALL PAPEE.
Frank A., 110 Whitehall
Lathrop & White, 46 Marietta
McNeal W. 8.,
34 Peachtree
Xaack M. M., «
27 E. Hunter *
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
Bollmaim Wm.,
10 Whitehall
Bookout J. M., 34 Peachtree
Fit Abe,
4 Peachtree • ^ -
Freeman & Crankshaw, 31 Whitehall
Lawske Er,
47 Whitehall
Pickert A. F., 5 Whitehall
Plummer E. T., 17 Whitehall
SoloDionson S. L.9 [
28 Marietta
Steyens J. P. & Co.9
23 Whitehall
Stilson Fred J„ 53 Whitehall ;
WATER CURES.
Southern Sanitarinm, 134 Capitol av
WATER ELEVATORS.
Zimmerman R. P., 39 W. Peters
WATER WHEELS. ^^■■
DeLoach A. A. & Bro, 39 and 41 W.
Alabama
WATER COMPANIES.
Atlanta Water Works, 4 W. Wall
WATER COOLERS.
Hmmlcntt & Bellingratli, ;
36 and 38 Peachtree I
WHISKY CURES.
Woolley B. M. Dr., 65>^ Whitehall
WIND ENGINES.
Haunson J. T., 112 Whitehall
KJingrclsmith J. M.,
Eclipse wind mills, 68 Peachtree
WINDOW GLASS.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro., , r
21 E. Alabama. (See fly A.)
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad, (See back paster) . .
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar^ !
40 and 42 E. Wall -- j
Longley & Niles, i *~>^^_v r
36 Decatur K^W '^'
Tripod A. P., l
13 S. Broad '_
WIRE WORKS.
Atlanta Wire Works, 82 Peachtree
Gate City Wire Works, 50 Marietta
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Fleisehmann & Co.,
110 Peachtree -i
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j.C^ WILSON, Atlanta, Ga.
D. W. d D. M. ROGERS, Renfroe, Ala.
ESTJ^BI_.ISH_EID 1873.
J. C. Wilson & Co.
DEALERS IN
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tLATHS, SHINGLES AND LIME.JT^
Mills : D. W. ROGERS & CO., Renfroe, Ala.
Fr":':E and YARDS. 7 SFRIKG ST. )
Zz. Western & Atlantic R. 'H
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TELEPHONE ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Bills Cut to Order on Short Notice. CAR LOAD LOTS
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WAGON YARD.
FuDer J.K., 195 W. Peters
Pease 0. L., 105 Decatur
WALL PAPER.
Frank A., 110 Whitehall
Lathrop & White, 46 Marietta
McNeal W. 8,,
34 Peachtree
Maack M. M.,
27 E. Hunter
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WATER CURE8.
Southern Saiiltarinm, 134 Capitol av
• WATER ELEVATORS.
Zimmerman R. P., 39 W. Peters
WATER WHEELS.
DeLoach A. A. <fe Bro, 39 and 41 W.
Alabama
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Bollmanii Wm.,
10 Whitehall i
Bookout J. M., 34 Peachtree «
Fry Abe,
4 Peachtree '
Freeman & Crankthaw, 31 Whitehall
Lawshe Er,
47 Whitehall
Pickert A. F., 5 Whitehall
PlummerE. T.,17 Whitehall
Solomonson S. L.,
28 Marietta . ;
Stevens J. P. & Co., ' k
23 Whitehall i
Stilaon Fred J„ 53 Whitehall
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Atlanta Water Works, 4 W. Wall
WATER COOLERS.
Hnnnicntt & Bellingratii,
36 and 38 Peachtree
WHISKY CURES.
Wbolley B. M. Dr., 65>^ Whitehall
r WIND ENGINES.
HaunsoQ J. T., 112 Whiteliall
Klingelsmith J. M.,
Eclipse wind mills, 08 Peachtree
i WINDOW GLASS.
Cooledge F. J. & Bro.,
21 E. Alabama. (See fly A.)
Hart F. W.,
30 S. Broad. (See back paster)
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar,
40 and 42 E. Wall
Lon^ley & Niles,
3() Decatur
Tripod A. P.,
13 S. Broad
WIRE WORKS.
Atlanta Wire Works, 82 Peachtree
Gate City Wire Works, 59 Marietta
YEAST.
Fleisehmanu Si Co.,
110 Peachtree
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MITCHELL & PARKER
Lumber, Laths, Sliiiiiri^ ^^
S19 Marietta Street.
j,C. WILSON, Atlanta,Ga.
D. W. & D. M. ROGERS, RENfROE, Ala,
EST^^BI-.ISH.EID 1873.
J. C. WlLSON^ & Co.
DEALERS IN
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Mills : D. W. R03ERS 6l CO., Renfroe, Ala.
CFFICE and YARDS, 7 SPRING ST. > ATT A NI X A C^, A
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TELEPHONE ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTEHTIOS.
Bills Cut to Order od Short Notice. CAR LOAD LOTS ,
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AARON^ ELIJAH, c, lab, r 158
Chapel
Aaron N. Jasper, wks Atla Cotton
Mills, r 125 Marietta
Abbett Henry M., treas A. & W. Pt. <&
W. Ry. of Ala., r 439 W. Peters
Abbey F. Howell, elk Clarke, Herbert <fc
Co., r 20 Bartow
Abbey Mason E., boarding, 20 Bartow
Abbott Armstead T., trav agt Pendleton
Guano Co., r 36 Gilmer i
ABBOTT BENJAMIN F., lawyer. Con-
stitution Bldg, r 171 Peachtree
Abbott Charles A.,student, r 171 Peach-
tree
Abbott Henry L., pool tables Nally <&
Maher, r 98 W. Fair
W. M. Scott
Abbott John X., policemen, r 5 Jeannette
ABBOTT LEWIS L., broker and com
mer, 66 Vg E. Alabama, r 143 S. Pryor
Abbott Sibyl E. Miss teacher CUrk
University
Abbott S. H. Mrs., boarding, 36 Gilmer
Abbott William I.., gee Cotton Mill Sup-
ply Co, 11 E. Alabama, r 2^7 Wash-
ington
Abeel Charles H., rlk M. Rich <t Bros.,
bds 36 Gilmer
Abel Charles, wks J. and H. T. Trow-
bridge
Abel William G., supt Atla Gas Light
Co, r 57 Cone
Abercrombie Essie Miss, with Hancock
A Collier
WiU seU joa a BETTEK 8l7lT Ot
CLOTHES for less money thaa tmw
ether ciotJder. 11 ^ 13 Whitehall.
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SHOES AND CLOTHING.
ALL KINDS OF BUBBBB GOODS.
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Abercrombip Hiigh,bkkpr T. M. Clarke
& Co, r27 Moore
Abercronibie James A. B., trav agt
RobinsoQ Broe, r 27 S. Moore
Abernathy John H., (W. L. Stanton &
Co,) r rear 220 W. Peters
Able John, c, brakeman R. &, D. R. R
Abney James F., policeman, r 206 W.
Peter*
Abney Joshua, c, drayman, r 10 Rasp-
berry al
Abnev J. Brooks, elk G. W. Stewart, r
206 W. Peters
Abraham August (Abraham & Tabor),
r 39 Cooper
Abraham Charles, bkkpr M. Kutz, r 18
Cooper :?
Abraham Greorge, c, carpenter, r 8 Jen-
nings Al
Abraham A Tabor (A. Abraham and L.
TaDor), dry goods and clothing, 38 De-
catur
Abrams Brooks, c, wk«* R. & D. R. R.
Abrams M., tailor, r 16J Whitehall
Abrams Robert, c, porter 40 Whitehall
Abrecht Louis, jeweler Freeman &
Crankshaw, r 125 W. Baker
Academy of Immacu'ate Conception, 88
Loyd '
Acanthus The — Miss A. M. Barnes edi-
tor, 24>.2^ S. Broad
Acker E. Herbert, wks E. T., V. & G.
R. R., r 136 Thompson
Ackerman Andrew J., blksmlth,79 Hous-
ton, bds 223 N. Calhoun
Ackerman Charles E., carpenter, r 40
Chamberlin
Acree Daniel H., wks Traynham <Ss Ray,
r 78 W. Baker
Acree Sarah, wid L., r 136 8. Forsyth
Acree Thomas J., r 136 S. Forsyth
Acton Thomas M., capitalist, r 136 W.
Baker
Acy Edward, c, drayman Chess-Carley
Co
Adair Augustus D. (Adair Bros. A Co),
r 68 Washington
Adair Bozeman, contractor, r Abbott, W.
ADAim BROS. A CO. (A. D. <ft C^. B.
Adair, G. W. A J. D. McCarty), cot-
ton and fertilizers, 27 W. Alabama
Adair Charles J., elk Hart A Hewitt, r
188>^Decatur
Adair Forrest, with G.W. Adair, r Park
ay, W. E.
ABAIK GEORGE W., real estate, 4 and
6 W.WaU, r 461 W. Peters
Ad.-iir Green B. (Adair Bros. A Co), r
71 Washington
Adair Jack, with G. W. Adair, r 461 W.
Peters
Adair James A. (Adair & Peters), r 56
Church
Adair John S., eabinetmkr Boyd & Bax-
ter, r 54 North av
Adair John T., grocer, 70 Decatur
Adair Jordan L., eabinetmkr Boyd &
Baxter, r 54 North av
^dnirMary C. Mrs., music teacher, r
-1 Werners av
Adair Maiy W., hairdres*ier, r 4 Wer-
ners av
Adair Robin, with G. W. Adair, r 461
W. Peiers
Adair Rufus L. (Adair A Alexander),
btls 1 Culver, J
Adair William L., elk Phillips A Crew,
r 56 Chiin*h
Adair & Alexander (R. L. Adair and
H. S. AU-xander), grocers, Leonard,
cor Ella, J
Adair A Peters (J. A. Adair and E. C
Peters), ticket agts. Union depot
Adams Absalom Q., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 232 Lu»kie
Adams Alfred, c, fireman Ga. Pac. R. R
Adams Ar> , c, lab, r 58 Parker
Adams Belle, wid J. T., r 115 Rhodes
Adams Caesar, c, wks Atla Gus Light
Co, 25 Henry
Adams Charles, elk E. T. V. A G. R. R.,
bds 14 Walker
Adams Charles, c, r 17 Thurmond
Adams Charles E., del elk E. Ti V. A G.
R. R. depot, bds 44 Walker
Adams Charles E., student, r 232 Luckie
Adams Charles R., elk J. A. Watson &
Co, r 158 Luckie
Adams Clara M. Miss, propr Adams
House, 24 E. Wall
Adams Daniel, c, wks Atla St. R. R., r
4 Jones al
Adams Dora, c, laundress, 195 Whe&t
Adams Ella, c, laundress, r 122 Davis
Adams Eugene F., machinest E. T. V.
A G. R. R., r 8 Markham
Adams Florence A. Miss, teacher Ma-
rietta St school, r 291 Marietta
Adams Fred, c, porter James Bank
Block
Adams General, c, wks W. W. McAfee,
rl22 Davis
Adams George, c, lab W. A A. B. R., r
38 Fulton
ADAMS HOUSE, Miss C. M. Adams
propr, 24 E. Wall
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Adams Hugh, stenographer, r 74 N. Cal-
houn
Adams James A., upholsterer, 7 Culver,
Adams John C, woody ard, 150 E. Harris
Adams Julia, c, laundress, r 4 T^owe al
Adams Leonora E. Mrs., r 291 Marietta
>nducllbr S,
T^r.
Aderhold J. C- coi
G. R. B < ^
Adkins William,^lwk8 W. Miller, rGimy
Adler Morris (Em«, May & Co), r 211
S. Pryor
Adler Moses, paper and junk, 83 S.
Broad, r203 WhitehaU
Adams Lorenzo D., draymaster, r 22 E. ■ Adolphus Joseph, Dean Eclectic Med
Pine
Adams Major, c, drayman A. J. Miller,
r 99 E. Harris
Adams Mary C, c, r 14 Jones al
Adams Mary K. Mrs., r 74 N. Calhoun
Adams Mattie, c, chambermaid Mark-
ham House, r 191 Wheat
Adams Mattie, c, laundress, r 21 Henry
Adams M., wid I., r 232 Luckie
Adams Xoel, c, wks Gate City St Ry
stables
Adams Pendleton C, r 18 Thurmond , ^
Adams Peter, c, lab, Davis, nwcor Dover ' Agricola''Herman Ar,"^er, 55 Decatur
Adams Richard, c, shoemkr, 6 S. Collins , r 105 E. Hunter '
Adams Robert, mechanic, r 186 Luckie Aguero E. J. Mrs., dressmaker 138 W
Adams Robert E., railroader, r 204 Harris
Houston I Ahern John J., conductor Ga R. B.
Aiams bamuel M., gasfitter H. Frank- ! Aiken Daniel W., carpenter, r 3 Savan-
lin, r 71 Thompson nah
College, 48 S. Butler, r McDoDough
road
Adolphus Joseph C, carpenter, r 9 Wer-
ners av
Aenchbacber G. Alfred, carpenter, r 6
Gray
Aenchbacker John L., moulder W. A A.
R. R., r 352 Mangum
Aenchbacber N. Qotlieb, carpenter R. A
D. R. R. r, 90 Jones av
Aenchbacber Samuel N., wks Atla
chinery Co, r 90 Jones av
Adams Si, c, porter W. & A. R. R.
Adams Thomas W., elk J. C. Adams, r
150 E. Harris
Adams Warner, c, wks Pellegrini A Cas- j
tie berry
Adams Warren, c, lab, r 140 Rawson
Adams William, c, lab, r rear 238
Wheat
Adams William T., wks Sou Sprinir Bed
Co, r 68 E. Mitchell
Adamson Charles, tailor M. Marcus, r
520 Decatur
Adamson Charles Q. (C. Q. Adamson A
Son), r Hill 1st, n of Little
Adamson C. Q. A Son (C Q. and W. E.
Adamson), grocers, 262 Decatur
Adamson J. Clifford, fireman W. A A.
R. R
Adamson Roderick W., c, mason, r 106
Hilliard
Adamson Thomas, butcher, r 47 Mill
Adamson William C, elk, r 54 W. Simp-
son
Adamson William E. (C. Q. Adamson
A Son), r S. Hill, nr Umits
Adamson William R., janitor State
House, r 54 W. Simpson
Adamson Zach W., merchant, r Moore
nr Ga. R. R
Addy Thomas F., wks Sou Spring Bed
Co
Addy Warner, c, wks Sou Agl wks
Aiken Frank M., mason, r 38 Stonewall
Aiken William F., mason, r 36 Stonewall
Aitkin A., engineer A. A W. P^bds Na^
tional
Alton Edward M., fireman Winship A
Bro., r 131 Rhodes
Akers Abraham, c, wks Souttiiem Agri-
cultural Works
Akers Benjamin, c, lab, r 115 killiard
Akers Elbert, c, wks Markham House, r
11 Lowe al
Akers Francis M., with Wyly A Greene,
r 266 Whitehall
Akers Frank P. H., bkkpr Akers A BxtM^
r country
Akers George W. (Akers A Bros), r itbr
Tver's station
Akers Jack H., printer Dunlop A Cohen,
bds Archer House
Akers James K. P. (Akers A Bros ), r
country
Akers James S., with S. M. Inman <kCo,
r 120 S. Fryor
Akers Miles, c, lab, r 8 Biggers
Akers Bobert, c, lab, r 12 Bradbury al
Akers William T. (Akers A Broe), r
country
Akers Wylle, c, carpenter, r 115 Hniimrd
Akers A Bros ( W. T. Akers, G. W. Ak^
ers and J. K. Akers), millers and gnln
dealers, 22 S. Forsyth
Akin Elizabeth Mrs., r 1 Culver
JBO-Z--A^ HfcTSTne-A^iTOES
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Oilioe l^M ^ Brood St.
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Akins Lucy Mrs., r 171 i.uckie
Akridge George W., grocer, 43 Chapel, r
51 l^ttD&ll
Akridge Joel S., elk G. W. Akridge, r 61
Tattnall
Akridge Thomas, elk M. Rich & Bros, r
180 E. Hunter
Akridge T. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r 180
E. Hunter
Akridge Pauline Miss, elk M. Rich &
Bros., r 180 E. Hunter
Albert Charles, c, wks Brenner, Zachry
& Co
Albert E H. Mrs., teacher Spelman Bap.
Fem. Sem., r 35 Leonard, J
Albert James R., with Black & Albert,
bds 58 N. Prvor
Albert William J. (Black & Albert),
bds 58 N. Pryor
Albright Frederick, watch makr A. Fry,
r241 Whitehall
Albright Minnie Mrs., r 241 Whitehall
Albright Samuel A., plumber Hunnicutt
& Bellingrath, r 241 Whitehall
Albright William A., with H. A. Fuller
& Son, r 20 E. Alabama
Albright William C. engineer Moore,
Marsh & Co., bds 58 X. Pryor
Aldman W. H., c, brakeman R. & D. R.
B
Aldredge Benjamin, c, Kb, r 27 Wallace
Aldredge John A., with Jerry Lynch,
r 125 Thompson
Aldredge Nancy, wid S., r 127 Thomp-
son
Aldredcre Nathan G., Capt police, r 100
South av
Aldredge Thomas P., policeman, r 111
E. Simpson
Alexander Alexander, optician, r 6 War-
ren pi
Alexander Amanda, c, laundress, r 188
Markham
Alexander Anderson,c, lab, r^3 Gemun-
deH
Alexander A. Bascom, elk E. A. Robert-
son & Co
Ale;xander Betty, c, wks White & Beck,
r2 W. & A.R. R
Alexander Clara, c, laundress, r 105 N.
Bell
Alexander David, c, candy makr G. E.
Johnson
Alexander Dennis, c, lab, r Windsor, ne
cor Glenn
Alexander Eugenia Miss, wks Atla Cot
MUls
Alexander Fanny, c, cook, r rear 166
FUlmore
Alexander Frank, travagt Beck <& Gregg
Hardware Co, r 150 Whitehall '
Alexander Frank, lab, r 218 Elliott
Alexander Gregg, student, r 26 E. Ellis
Alexander Henry, c, shoemkr 12 Ivy, r
45Hilliard ! ^
Alexander Henry S. (Adair & Alexan-
der), r 1 Culver J
Alexander Isaac, c, shoemkr, rear 117 E.
Hunter, r 93 Reed
Alexander James, c, lab, r 286 Eraser
Alexander James, c, lab, r 28 Rawson
Alexander James, c, lab, r 29 Bradbury
al
ALEXANDER JAMES F., physician, 62
Peach tree
Alexander Jimes P., wks Bell St Com-
preKs, bds 204 Peters -^.
Alexander .John, c, porter, r o S. Terry
Alexander John, c, wks J. Lynch, r 96)^
S. Broad
Alexander John D., R. P. O. elk, r 212
E. Hunter i .
Alexander John Hooper, lawyer, 10 W.
Alabama, bds 43 Walton
Alexander John W., contractor, r 237
Cooper
Alexander John W., blksmith, R. <fe D.
R. R., r 210 Foster
Alexander Joseph A., pres Stone Mt
Granite and Ry Co, r 381 Peach tree
Alexander Julius M., hardware, 40
Whitehall, r 163 Peachtree
Alexander Junius, c, blksmith 18 Ivy, r
72 Randolph
Alexander Kate Miss, r 35 Wheat
Alexander Lewis, c, lab, r Orme Ist n
of Cox
Alexander Lewis, c, mason, r 188 Mark-
ham
Alexander Lizzie, c, cook, r 7 Tanner
Alexander Mark, c, wks E. T. V. & G.
R. R., r 92 Fort
Alexander Martin, c, shoemakr A. J.
Delbridge, r Eraser cor Fulton
Alexander Mary, c, laundress, r 92 Fort
Alexander Mary B. Miss, r 34 Cone
Alexander Monte, wks E. T. V. & G. R.
R
Alexander Samuel, c, lab, r 284 Rawson
Alexander Sarah A. wid P., r 163 Peach-
tree
Alexander Thomas, wks Atla Cotton
Mills, r 9 Orme ,
Alexander Victoria, c, cook, r 4 Whitney
Row ^
Alexander William, c, barber Nat Hotel
Alexander WUliam, c, wks P. H. Snook,
r 31 Howell
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Ali'X.indi'r William R., wks Atla Cotton ; Allen George W. D .engineer, r 8 Means
Mills, r 9 Orme \ Allen Harvev, c. lab, r 129 McDaniel
Alfnrd Allen, wks E. T. V. & G. R. R., Allen Henrietta, wid S., r Forrest av,
r H45 \V . 1 'eters cor Fort ^ i
AlfoniJames, lab, r 324 Marietta
Allonl Jnmes M., shoeniakr, r 620 Ma-
rietta
Alford Joseph B., carpenter, r 250
Fnim^r
Alford Joseph S., collpctor, r 70 E
Hnnn)hries
Alford T. K. W., elk Dr. Ridley, r UQ}^
Whitehall
Allen Hinton, c, wks Hunnicatt <& Bel-
lingrath
Allen Jack, carder F. C* S. CV»
Allen James, c, nKu*on, r rear 20 Wheat
Allen James, c, wks Markliam House, r
108 Decatur I :
Allen Jamet*, wks Ga. Patr.' Ry
Allen James, wateliman Wilkins, Post
& Co, r rear 485 Marietta
Alfriend Alfred H., real estate, 44 Ma- : Allen James C, elk Abraham & Tabor, r
rietta, r 111 Yonge • 17 Kellv
Allan William R., trav agt F. E. Block, | . „ '
r 79 Stonewall ! Allen James
THE RTUNTR ENCERPR1SE, Room 9, James' Block
GtfM iBf«nuittoM to stmgen fm tke ci^. Call at our olllee.
Allen Albert, c, butler, I. May, r 428
W. Peters
Allen Alexander M., bkkpr J. C. Wilson
& Co, r 193 Jones
Allen Alford, c, wks H. Crankshaw &
Co, r 13 Kuhrt
Allen Alonzo, c, lab, r 102 Hoge
Allen Amos, drayman, r 180 Ellis
Allen Andrew, c, carpenter, r 387 Hous-
ton
Allen Anna Miss, wks Atla Cotton
Mills, r 6 I'umlin
Allen Bartow F., grocer, 22^ Decatur
Allen Beverly R., bkkpr, r Forrest av
cor Fort
Allen Chester, c, wks C. R. R., r 18
Wells
Allen David, c, cook, r 182 Fort
ALLEN ELIA8 C, com mer, 24 Walton,
r 156 Alexander
Allen Elijah, c, lab, r 12 Glyun
Allen Elisha T., grocer, 96 Capitol av, r
98 Capitol :iv
Allen Emma Mrs., r 241 Capitol av
Allen Ernest, machiniht E. T. V. & G.
R. R., r 212 Jones
Allen Etta Miss, tailoress M. Marcus,
r Johnson cor Elliott
Allen Eugenia, wid C, dressmakr, r 29
Pulliam
Allen E>yell. machinist R. & '^. R. R
Allen Fannie, wid J., r 60 Johnson
Allen Franklin D., elk D. G. Jones, r
148 Davis
Allen Fred J., R. P. O. elk
Allen Fred L., elk Constitution, r 40 S.
Bell
Allen Froney, c, laundress, r 100 B.
Fair
Allen George P., trav agt A. C. Wyly
Allen George W., car inspector, r 40 S.
Bell
M., watchman Atla Cot
Mill Supply Co, r 14 South
Allen John, c, wks W. J. Willingham, r
116 Larkin
Allen John S., wks Boyd & Baxter, r
country
Allen John S. A., wks Withers <fc Hol-
land, r 148 Davis
Allen Joseph, carder F. C. S. Co, r S
Factory ground
Allen Lewis, c, lab, r W. E.
Allen Levi, c, drayman, r 10 Liberty
Allen Lionel R., travagt Morrison, Bain
& Co, r 156 X. Collms
Allen Luke, c, carpenter, r 377 Houston
Allen Margaret, c, laundress, r 137 B.
Hunter
Allen Martha A., wid J. A., r 1 Bradley
Allen Robert E., ins agt, r 58 Washing-
ton
Allen Sanford J., wks BeU St Compress,
bds 140 W. Fair
Allen 1 em pie, A. M. E. Church, Clarke
cor Fraser *
Allen WuHhingtun, c, lab, r 52 Wells
Allen William, c, baker. Jack, Ward Sl
Co
Allen William B., eng Engine Co No 1,
r 485 Marietta
Allen William F. (J. W. Franke A Co),
r 75 Washington
Allen William M., c, shoemkr, A. Latfa'-
am, r 296 Whitehall
Allen Wyatt, c, welldigger, r rear 38
Martin
Allen Zachary T., carpenter, r Bellwood
Allensworth James H., elk Hughes A
Law, r 166 X. Calh^un
Allensworth Jennie Mrs., matron Xat
Surg Inst, r 20 Foster
Allenswonh John C. Dr., surgico-ma-
chinist, Nat Surg Inst, r 20 Foster
Alley Alvin B., physician, 42 Church
W. M. SCOZZ
WiU save yon fkrom $6 to $16 mt
every Suit of Clothes made to
order. 11 M 13 WhitehaU StreeL
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AUingham Henry, messenger, W. U. Tel
Co
Allison James, c, drayman, r 37 N. Cal-
houn
Allison George W., c, wks Ga R. R., r
107 Martin
Allyn Gertrude Miss, elk Bradstreet Co,
bds 114 S. Pryor
Almand Augustus W., wks E. T., V. &
G. R, R., r 21 Martin
Almand Jake, c, shoemkr, r Garner W.
£.
Almand John, c, wks Ballard's Rest.
Almand Tallitha F., wid A., r 33 Savan-
nah
Almand Webster M., with John Keely,
r 61 W. MitcheU
Almon Albert L., grocer, 221 E. Fair
Aired Perniny Mrs., r 153 W. Fair
Alright Maria, c, midwife, r 7 McAfee
Alston Crawford, c, wks R. & D. R. R.,
r 291 Rankin ^
Alston Lemuel J., with P. T. Wahi, r
124 S. Pryor
Alston Matthew M. Rev., c, pastor War-
ren's Chapel, r 14 Hills av
Alston Robert H., tel opr W. U. Tel Co,
r 159 W. Hunter
Alston Robert W., R. P. O. elk, r De-
catur, Ga
Alston Susan F., wid P. B., r 27 Cone
Alston Thomas H., printer Journal, r
Decatur, Ga
Alteneader Charles, carrier P. O. r4
Foster
Aly John R., wks Atla Cotton Mill Sup-
ply Co
Ambrose Henry J., ticket elk R. & D.
R. R., r Clark-ton
Ament George W., lab, r 199 E. Hunter
American ^wing Machine Co., 70
Whitehall
AmisF. T. Mrs., r 11 E. Tain
Ammons Minerva, c, laundress, r 119
Markham
Ammons William A., physician, 266
Jones
Amorous Martin F. (M. F. Amorous &
Co), r 62 Wheat
Amy Jonah, c,wk8 H. Crankshaw <fc Co,
r 157 W. Peters
Anchor Publishing Co, G. T. Rowland
manager, '6)4. Whitehall
Anderson Aaron, c, janitor, Storr's
school, r rear 104 Houston
Anderson Amanda, wid A., r 112 Davis
Anderson Andrew J., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 115 Rhodes
Anderson Andrew V., elk J. P. Stevens
& Co, bds 72 Marietta
Anderson Archibald, wks Eries &
Dooley
Anderson Augustus M., runner engine
No. 2. bds 79 Loyd
Anderson Clifford, Attorney General,
office State House, r Macon, Ga
Anderson Clifford T. Mrs., dresemakr, r
60 Gilmer
Anderson Eliza, c, laundress, r Vine 2nd
s of Foundry
Anderson Floyd, c, car cleaner, r 69
Fort
Anderson Frank P., engineer W. & A.
R. R., r 4Newton
Anderson Frank P., printer, bds 108
Marietta
Anderson Greorge, c, brakeman R. & D.
R. R., r 27 Mangum
Anderson George W., r 17 Exposition
Grounds
Anderson Greorgia, c, laundress, r 43
Solomon
Anderson James, c, wks E. T. V. & G.
R. R., depot, r Broadbury al
Anderson James, c, brakeman R. & D.
R. R
Anderson James A. (J. A. Anderson &
Co), r80 Marietta
Anderson James A. (Anderson & Bro),
and city Recorder and lawyer, 16)^
Whitehall, r 92 Walker
Anderson James A. Jr., bkkpr W. A.
Russell & Co, rll3^ Peachtree
ANDERSON JAMES A. & CO. (J. A.
Anderson, J. H. Jones and W. B.
Lowe), clothing and merchant tailors,
41 Whitehall
Amorous M. F. & Co, (M. F. Amorous ' ANDERSON JAMES H.,engines, boilers,
and J. J. McDonough), lumber, 48! saw mills, machinery, etc., 63 S.
porter Jacobs
Marietta
Amos Alexander, c.
Pharmacy, r 134*Ivy
Amos Burrell, c, lab, r 303 Hilliard
Amos Jacob, c, drayman Hightower &
Hallraan, r rear 113 Peachtree
Amos Mark, c, lab, r 97 Jones
Amos Moses, c, wks J. C. Hjuss
Broad, 54 S. Forsyth, r 9 Pulliam
Anderson James R., painter W. & A. R.
R., r 178 Foundrv
Anderson Jane E. Mrs., r 63 Capitol av
Anderson Jefferson, c, lab W. & A. R.
R.. r 30 W. Mitchell
And||^on Jesse J., engineer A. & W.
P., bds National
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1 ilE MlLDUIlil A iahed Waffon in tha MMkt
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Anderson John, tailor J. Lynch, r26 N. | Anderson William A., ticket auditor W.
Forsyth <fc A. R. R., bds 22 Capitol place
Anderson John, c, hackdriver, r 105 , Anderson William J., carpenter, r Ella
Tatnall
W. E.
Anderson John, c, lab, r52 Ga. R. R Anderson William P., elk Anderson &
Anderson John, c, lab, r 70 W. Humph- \ Bro, r 21 Bailey
ries Anderson William R., wood carver, H.
Anderson John H., elk John Keely M. Beutell
Anderson John W., r 38 Exposition j Anderson William W.( Anderson & Bro),
grounds , r 21 Bailey , .
Anderson Jordan, c, wks Blount & Hill, Anderson W. Robert, r 16 Walnut
r 146 E. Ellis Anderson & Bro (J. A. & W. Anderson),
Anderson Joseph, moulder E. Van i grocers, 147 W. Peters
Winkle & Co, r 153 Houston Andles Wyatt, c, lab, r Baugh, W. E.
Anderson Joseph, c, haicklriver, r 105 . Andre William E., pressman, Winham
Tatnall | & Lester, r 18 Venable
Anderson Julius, c, porter W. C. Asher, Andrews Allen, c, wks E. T., V. & G.
r 5 N. Butler
Anderson Lemuel B., lawyer, r Bell-
wood
Anderson Leslie, c, wks S. S. Co
Anderson L. H., c, lab, r 194 Irwin
R. R., r Gate Citv, cor Crowell
ANDREWS ANSLEY B., clothing and
furnishing goods, 16 Whitehall, r 94
Nelson '' \-,
Andrews Caleb, c, drayman, r 114 Fort
Anderson Maggie, wid Lem, r 180 S. Andrews Cecilia, c, cook, r rear 22 N.
Forsyth "^ Collins
Anderson Matilda E., wid J. T., r 17 Andrews Edwin G., collector, T. Schu-
Exposition grounds
matin, r 35 Luckie
Anderson M. A. Mrs., instructress Sin- 1 Andrews Ezra, crier U. S. Courts, r 313
ger Mfg Co, r 71 South av | S. Pryor
Anderson M. P., wks E. T. V. A G. R, Andrews Fannie M. Miss, teacher,^ Atbi
R., r 13 Beerman I University
Anderson Patrick, moulder E. Van Andrews Israel, r 313 S. Pryor
Andrews Jacob, c, lab, E. T., V. & G.
R. R.
Winkle & Co, r 7 Newton
Anderson Pink Mrs., wks Elsas, May &
& Co, r25 Cone I Andrews James, c, lab, r 96 N. Bell
Anderson P. J., tailor, bds 28 N. For- I Andrews James G., chief mailing; elk
syth P. O.
Anderson Richmond, c, wks C. Schoen,
r TiVnch's al
ANDERSON ROBERT A., supt W. &
A. R. R., r 69 Capitol av
Andrews John, c, lab, r 10 Ga R. B.
Andrews Lucy, c, cook, r 157 Decatur
Andrews Mattie F. Miss, teacher Crew
St School, r 313 S. Prvor
Anderson Robert A. Jr., wks W. <fe A. I Andrews Perry, driller Artisiao. well, r
R. R., r 22 Capitol av ! 33 Poplar
Anderson Robert L., wks W. R. Jester, Andrews Simon, c, lab, E. Van WinMe
r 205 W. Peters i & Co
Anderson R. A., day train dispatcher Andrews Squire, c, wks W. S. ^11, r 39
G;i. Pac. R. R i Victoria
Anderson R. Bennett, carrier P. O., r 30 Andrews Thomas J., carpenter, r 15
Howell
Leonard J.
ANDERSON SAXON A., propr Ma- Andrews Wesley, c, lab, r rear 20 N. But-
riettaPap^r Mfg Co, r Marietta, Ga j ler -
Anderson 8. Dudley Mrs., boarding, 61 Andrews William, c, waiter Capital City
W. Mitchell : Club
^ V ^'i;?? K J^^"^""^'^ ^^««' ^^^ ^^^P'' , Andrews W. A., painter, bds l^ Marl-
M. Rich <fc Bros j ^.^ *^ '
Anderson Thomas, mason, bds 115* De- ' „ . , .,, ,^. .«,
eatur | Andrtiws Zachanah, c, miller, r 164 Kl-
Anderson William, student, bds 49 ^^^^^
Luckie Augier Alton, asst g^n pass agt W. <Sc A,
Anderson William, c, lab, r 52 Ga R. R. R. B., r 30 Capitol av
HUMPHREYS CASTLEMAN, Dealer in Stocks and Bonds.
Gall and see me before you sell.
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A90IEB CLARENCE, genl ins agt and APPLER DAVID W., genl agt Centra^
fertilizer dealer ; represents Niagara, R. R. of Ga, and Port Royal & Au^us-
of X. Y. ; Connecticut, of Hartford ;
and Lion, of Eng, 22 Gate City Bank
Bldg, r 69 N. Spring. (S^ p 44)
A5GIER EDOAB A., €ity Atty and
ta Ry and Savannah Fast Freight
Line, 36 E. Alabama, r 25 W. Baker
Appleton D. & Co, publishers N. Y., 44
Marietta
lawyer, 22 Gate City Bank Big,* r 152 ' Appleton George, c, saw sharpener, r 1
Capitol av
Angier Elizabeth A., wiJ N. L., r 89 E.
Mitchell
Angier Hugh, city engineer, 25 S. Broad,
r country
Angier Wilraer, with C. Angier, r 89 E.
Mitchell
Ajigley Annii^ Miss, asst vegetable cook,
Markham House
An^in John S., elk, r 213 Haynes
Anglin J. Robert, elk J. S. Schikan
Anglin Robert, artist, r 213 Haynes
Annis Charles S., millwright, r 21 Bu.'»h
Kennesaw al
Appleyard Arthur X., with Union News
Co
Appling Edwin J., elk J. P. Babb, r 80
Stonewall
Arbery James W., wks Hall, Roberts &
Co, V Cox, cor Pearl
Archer Calvin C, machinist R. & D. R
R., r 198 Decamr ; -. -
ARCHER HOUSE, Mr**. F. C. Ewell,
propr, S}4 W. Mitchell
Archer Jefferson, elk M. Rich & Bros, r
Prjitt, cor Deiatur
Archer I^ewis, apprenti<?e R. & D. R. R.
Ansley David H., bkkpr Sou Ry and S. Archer Narcissa N. Mrs., propr Grant
S. Assn, r Decatur, Ga
Ansley Edward P., elk Ga Pac Ry, r
Decatur, Ga
Ansley Frank J.,*freight agt Ga Pac Ry,
r Decatur, Ga
Ansley Jacob, c, lab, r 257 Richardson
Ansley James W., carpenter, r 95 Pine
AUSLET JESSE A., real estate, mines,
timber lands and water powers, 28 E.
Wall, r Decatur, Ga
House
Archer William T., farmer, r 2 Chestnut
Ardis Julia E., wid J. S., r 50 Capitol av
Ardis S. E. Mrs., r 50 Capitol av
Arie Daniel, c, farmer, r 159 Markham
Armistnad Charles F., r 218 Hilliard
Armistead Dock, wks T. Kirke & Co, r
208 Luckie
Armistead Jefferson D, wks Robeon
Bros, r 52 Johnson
Ansley Marion M., elk J. A- Ansley, r Armistead Joel C, elk, r 218 Hilliard
Decatur, Ga
Anthony Adolphus, c, drayman, r 209
Martin
Anthony Anselm L., a:ardener, r 440
Whitehall
Anthony Henry, c, lab, r 10 Ga R. R.
Anthony James N., engineer Ga Pac Ry,
r 144 Luckie
Anthony Martin, c, drivet, r 120 Irwin
Armistead John, ma^on, r Ponce te Leon
Springs I
Armistead Thomas M. (Kelly, Bosser &
Co\ r Con vers
Armistead William, lab. r 52 Johnson
Armistead William B., watchman, r 209
Luckie
Armor Barney, c, restaurant, 145 West
Peters
Anthony Rowena, c, laundress, r5 Tan- Armor Henry, c, lab, r North av, cor
ner Fort
Anthony William H., conductor Ga R. R. : Armstrong Andrew, lab, r 4 Lane
Antioch Baptist Chu eh, c, 9 Wallace Armstrong Benjamin, c, wks Atla Cot
Antonini Sigismondo, wks Pelligrini & Factory, r 41 Currier
Castleberry, r T Beerman Armstrong C. J. Mrs., r 111 E. Hunter
Apper^n J. A., carpenter E. T., V. & * Armstrong Harry, elk J. Keely, r Pee-
G. R. R. j pies W. E.
Agpersoii Robert, wks E. T., V. & G. | Armstrong James S., P. O. elk, r 17 Cap-
R. R., bds 34 Windsor
Appelbe James, with John Keely
Appleby v., wid J., r 9 Wheat
Apple^ate Stafford M., patternmkr 26 S.
Calhoun
itol pi
Armstrong James S., station master Un-
ion depot, r 55 Irwin
Armstrong James G. Rev., rector St
Phillips Church, r 12 Washington
Appier Charles E., stenographer, r 25 i Armstrong Joseph, engineer Gat« City
W. Baker I Gas Light Co, r 103 W. Harris
RS ATLANTA ENTERPRISE Sooi 9, Jun' M
Will ftunlsli yoa any employee trwtL^ Cook to a B«ik Teller.
W. J. WILLIHGHAM
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64 Elliott. Lodler, Latitt,
Shinies and Lime.
TeleplMBe 5o. Sltw
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Armstrong Marcus, c, brakeman, r 245
Jones
Armstrong Randall, c, drayman, r 160
N. Butler
Armstrong Sarah, wid J., r 10 W. Gar-
nett
Armstrong William, trav agt, r 43 Jen-
kins
ARMSTRONG WILLLiM »., physician
64Whitehal', r 26 Washington
Armstrong Wylie W., watchman E. T.
V. & G. R. R. depot, bds 153 W.
Mitchell
Arnold Albert, c, wks Hunnicutt<& Bell-
ingrath
Arnold Alexander, c, Ub, r Green Ferry
avW. E >^.' ' ^
Arnold Anna, c, taundress, r E. Fifth,
1st west of Peachtree
Arnold A«hbury C, watchman, r 7 Coa-
nally
Arnold C. W., conductor Ga. R. R
Arnold Elmira, c, laundress, r 39 C. R.
R
ARNOLD FRANK A., lawyer 69>^ E.
Alabama, r 428 E. Fair
Arnold Fra»k F., elk McBride A Co, r
36 Gilmer
Arnold Garland, c, lab, r2 Nunnally's al
Arnold Garnett A., dk D. H. Dougherty,
bds 25 N. Forsyth
Arnold George, conductor Ga. R. R
Arnold Henrietta, c, laundress, r 97
Terry
Arnold Henry, c, wks Wilkir.s, Pot &
Co
Arnold James, c, wks Wilkins, Post <&
Co, r Fourth, s of Tunilin
Arnold John, c, carpenfAjr, r 22 Pittman
al
Arnold John, c, drayman rl45 E. Harris
Arnold John,c, wks Pellegrini & Castle-
bery, r 1 Fowler
Arnold Joseph, c, lab E. Van Winkle &
Co
Arnold Lawrence W., elk McBride & Co,
r 105 Walton
Arnold Loretta Mrs., r 428 E. Fair
Arnold Lucia Miss, elk W. S Wilson &
Co, r 310 Rawson
Arnold Mary J. wid F., bds 25 N. For-
syth
Arnold Milton E., supt Capitol City
Club, r Edgewood
Arnold Mosey, c, wks Ga. Pac. R. R., r
17 S. Terry
ARNOLD REUBEN, lawyer 7}4 S.
Broad, r 266 N. Collins
Arnold Thomas, c, wks PhiUips A Crew^
r 19 G^munden
Arnold Thomas D., collector Lowry's-
Bank
Arnold Walter B., carpenter, r 22)^
Ella, J
Arnold William, furniture, 127 S. For-
syth
Arnold William T., carpenter, r 19
Leonard, J
Arp Lee, c, wks Ga. Pac. R. R ' . > ^
Arrington, Bisha, c, wks R. R., r rear
75 W. Harris
Arrowood Jehu M., lawyer 7}4 Whit^
hall, r country
Artesian Well, J. W. Baum supt. Peach-
tree junct Marietta
Arthur Charles H., c, porter Jerry
Lynch i
Arthur Edward, c, lab, r 303 Hilliard
Asburv Dennis, c, lab, r 3 Henry
Asbury Ella Mrs., r 153 W. Mitchell
Asburv James E., c, physician 7}^ W.
Mitchell
Ash Charles, c, driver Or me & Manahan
Ash Robert, c, blksmith 6 N. Bell, r 306
W. Mitchell
Ashby Phillip, c, waiter Markham
House
Asher William C. druggist and physi-
cian 212 Marietta, r 103 W. Baker
Ashford William T. (Moore, Marsh A
Co), r 19 Houston
Ashley Richard, machinist Winship A
Bro, r 230 Chapel
Ashley Willis G., mer, r 35 S. Broad
Ashton Stella Mad, r 19 S. Collins
Ashwortii Alonzo B., ins agt, r 142 If.
Calhoun
Ash worth A. E. Mrs., dressmkr 142 N.
Calhoun
Ashworth Raphael T., plumber, r 1^
N. Calhoun
Ashwiirth Thomas F., elk J. C. Wilson
& Co, r 26 Formwalt
Ashworth William S., wks Wiikins^
Post & Ci
Askew Luln Miss, r 65 Exposition Gr'ds
Askew Mary, c, cook, r rear 103 Calhoun
Askew Thomas, c, printer C. W. Motee*
r 73 Rawson
Askins Annie, c, r 8 Lambert
Atchison Leonard E. (L. £. & S. P. At-
chison), r 146 S. Pryor
ATCHISON L. E. A 8. P.« miUinery
and faucv dry goods, 69 Whitehall
Atchison Samuel P. (L. E. A S. P. At-
chison), r 146 S. Pryor
W. M. Scott
Is tke man for job to 90 to fur jmr
UNDUWEAS.
II M It WiHafcall Stroot,
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO.
BELTING. HOSE, PACKING, Ac, ROOIS
SHOES AND CLOTHING.
ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS.
I imi nm im wicoi CO.
For Rne Cairicget, Buggii
natm, Bptiag Wafoai, kt.
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Athmnaeius Sister Superior Sacred Heart
Convent, 228 Luckie
Athletic Park, North av, bet William
and Lovcjoy
Atkins Carrie, c, cook, r 246 Haynes
Atkins Elisha C. (Atkins, McKeldin &
Co),r W. E.
Atkins Fannie, c, cook, r 134 Gray
Atkins James, wks Expo Mills, r 79 Ex-
position Grounds
A^ns John W., salt-sman Atkins, Mc-
Keldin & Co, bds 43 Walton
Atkins Joseph W., (Atkins, McKeldin
& Co), r 185 S. Pryor
Atkins, M'^Keldin & Co (J. W. Atkins,
H. M. McKeldin and E. C. Atkins),
wnol hats, caps and straw goods, 24
Decatur
Atkins William, c, lab, r 136 Gray
Atkinson Anna, c, seamstress, r 282 E.
Jones
Atkinson Charles, c, porter Union Hall
and Lib Assu
Atkinson Eliza A., wid R. A. L., r 69
Forrest av
Atkinson John L., pedler, r 88 Walker
Atkinson Lydia N. Mrs., r 9 Jeannette
Atkinson Mary Miss, dressmkr, bds 32
N. Forsyth
Atkinson Mary H., wid John, r 321
Fraser
Atkinson Robert E., pedler, r 13 Parker
Atkins m Robert H., 69 Forrest av
Atkinson William, wks Pellegrini & Cas-
tleberry, r 45 W. Humphries
ATLANTA BAPTIST SEMINARY, c,
Rev. David F. Es es, acting pres, El-
liott, cor Hunter
Atlanta Book Store Co, 27 Whitehall
Atlanta Brass Foundry, W. & A. R. R.,
cor Foundry
ATLANTA BRIDGE AND IRON
W0RK8, WUkins, Post & Co, 489 to
527 Marietta
Atlanta Building A Loan Assn 15>^ S.
Bread
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Pryor,
cor Hunter
ATLANTA CITY BREWING CO, H. G.
Kuhrt, pres; Chas. Beerniann, treas;
office, 3 Decatur; brewery, Harris, ne
cor Collins
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY, Ch. F.
Weatherbe, publisher, 13>^ E. Hunter
Atlanta Clearing House, John M. Mc-
Allister, auditor, Union Depot
Atlanta Compress & Warehousing Com-
pany, Bell, cor Ga R. R. and Peters,
cor C. R. R. *
Atlanta Conservatory of Music, Prof. 0*
Spahr, director, 26>^ N. Broad
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (daily and
weekly), 30 W. Alabama
Atlanta Cotton Mills, Rufus B. Bullock,
pres, 170 and 172 Marietta
AUanta Cotton Mills Supply Co, foun-
ders and machinists. Means rear 654
Marietta
ATLANTA COTTON SEED OIL MILLS,
office 15 E. Alibama, Mills at Clifton,
Ga. R. R
Atlanta Cutlery Works, B. D. Vittur
propr 27 and 29 S. Broad
Atlanta Elevator Co, Spring, cor W. &
A. R. R
Atlanta Engineering Co (F. Lederleand
R. L. Fearn), engines and machinery,
68 Peachtree
ATLANTA ENTERPRISE, G. W. Dale
propr, 6)^ Whitehall (see bottom lines)
ATLANTA FEMALE INSTITUTE, Mrs.
J. W. Ballard prin, 141 and 143 Peach-
tree
Atlanta File Works, Stokes Bros proprs,
456 Decatur
Atlanta Flouring Mills, H. Lewis propr,
35 Thompson
Atlanta Furniture Factory, Boyd <t
Baxter, proprs, 533 and 535 Marietta
ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO, J. H. Me-
caslin sec and treas, G. W. Able supt,
19 and 21 Whitehall
ATLANTA HOME INSURANCE CO, R.
J. Lowry pres, Joel Hurt sec, 15^' S.
Broad (see top lines)
Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent Home,
Mrs. Mary Irby matron, 79 and 81
Waverly pi
Atlanta Journal, E. F. Hoge editor, 32
S. Broad
Atlanta Land Improvement Co, John
Fox manager, 7}^ N. Broad
Atlanta Machinery Co, 20 E. Mitchell
Atlanta Machine Works, McCombs, Tay-
lor & Co, 93 Ga. R. R
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE, 52
Jenkins
ATLANTA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL, 301^ Marietta (se« adv)
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK, Paul
Romare cashier, 15 E. Alabama
Atlanta Newspaper Union, J. H. Nor-
wood manager, 24 S. Broad
Atlanta Nurseries, M. Cole & Co proprs,
McDonouffh r<i
ATLANTA PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
Miss B. Love prin, 165 S. Pryor
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO (W. H. H.
Peck and J. R. Lewis), mill supplies
and rubber goods, 26 Marietta (see top
lines)
ATLATA SAW WORKS (J. Matier, J. P.
McVey, T. F. McVey), saw mnfs,
221 Marietta
ATLANTA SOAP WORKS, W. C. Neff
A Co proprs, 626 Marietta
ATLANTA STONE PUMP, Pipe and
Roofing Co, Robson Bros proprs, 37
Marierta
Atlanta Street Railroad Co, E. C. Peters
supt, 4?» Line
ATLANTA SURGICAL INFIRJIART,
J. Mc. F. G^ton, M. D., 107 Marietta
ATLANTA TAI.C AND SOAPSTONE
MINING AND M^FG CO, Gate City
Bank Bldg
Atlanta Turn Verein, 3>^ Whitehnll
ATLANTA UNITERSITY, c, W. Mitch-
ell, cor Vine
Atlanta Wagon and Timber Co, A. D.
Bellamy sec and treas, 19 S. Butler,
cor Ga. R. R
ATLANTA WATER WORKS, W. G.
Richards supt, 4 W. Wall
Atlanta Wire Works, Emilo Cavaleri
propr, 82 Peachtree
Atlanta & West Point & Western R. R.
of Ala., office 32 Loyd, freight depot
95 W. Mitchell
Atwater Elijaii, c, lab, r 54 Victoria
ATWATER HENRY L., genl agt and
mnnager Sou Branch Milburn Wagon
Co 41 Decatur, r 120 E. Peters (see top
lines)
Atwater Isaac, <?, lab, r 10 Scofleld
Atwater Samuel E., c, porter Frazier &
Morgan, r 32 Horton
Atwater Taylor, c, porter P. and G. T.
Dodd, r 58 Yonge
Atwater Visa, c, laundress Markham
House
Atwood Bessie Miss, r 83 Marietta
ATWOOOD CHARLES S., bus manager
Journnl, r 83 Marietta
Atwood Elizabeth, wid J. C, r Exposi-
tion Hotel
Atwood Thomas, wks Expo Mills, r Ex-
position Hotel
Auerbach Joseph, with J. Regenstein,
r 129 Davis
Aughtmon Willis C, baker, r 42 W.
Fair
Auld William, c, lab, r211 Fort
Austell Francina C. wid A., r 80 Ma-
rietta
Austell Refrigerator Car Co, 15 E. Ala-
bama
AUSTELL WILLIAM W., asst cashier
AUa Xat Bank, r 384 Peachtree
Austin Bloomer H., accountant, r 407
WhitehaU
Austin Charles H.. acct H. CasUeman, r
407 Whitehall
Austin Harrison D., supt city workmen,
r 115 W. Simpson
Austin Isaac, c, drayman Ballard Trans-
fer Co, r 41 Parsons
Austin James W., lawyer, bds 68 South
av
Austin John A., collector A. G. Rhodes,
bds 95 Walton
Austin John M., r 12 Bush
Austin Mary R., wid T. H., r 58 E* Cain
Austin Roxy, c, laundress, r 39 Kenne-
saw al
Austin Thomas H., elk, r 58 £. Cain
Austin William, c, lab W. & A. R. R.
Austin William, c, wks W. O, Jones, r
Chapel, 2d w of EllioU
Austin William E., trav agt, bds 63 Al-
exander
Austin Willis, c, butler R. C. Clarke, r
rear 463 Peachtree
Auten Richard M., physician 97 Marietta
Autry Emeline, c, laundress, r 220 C.
R. R.
Autry Greorgm Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Autrv J. M., wks W. H» Frizzell & Co,
r 13liv. Mariet a
Autry Millard F., butcher, r 10 Bartow
Autry Millard W. (Jackson &. Autry),
r 10 Bartow
Autry Newton, lab, r 131)^ Marietta
Autry Raiford A., wks Sou ^gl Wks, r
51 Hunnicutt
Autry Huiford A. Jr, elk W. F. Reeves,
r 54 Hunnicutt
Autrv Thomas J., wks Sou Agl Wks, r
8 Mills ^
Avant George H., w^atchman. r 95 K.
Calhoun-
Avary Aaron, c, waiter Hotel Wein-
meister, r Dairy, cor Eliza al
AVARY ARCH (Avary's Drug Store),
physician, Ixls 104 Ivy
AVAkY A. & J. C, physicians, 71>^
Peachtree
AYARY'S DRUG STORE (Arch Avary,
M. B. Avary, J. C. Avary), 73 Peach-
tree
Avary James C. ( Avary 's Drug Store),
phj'^sician, r 104 Ivy
Avary Moody B. (Avary's Drug Store),
r 104 Ivv
MtTrUrtl JP. DADI/rD I-nin»>«r, Laths, Shingles, At.
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Averett J. Monroe, elk T. C. Mayson, r
35 Church
Averett Mary R. Mrs., dressmkr, r 35
Church
Avery Emma B. Mrs., r 10 Warren pi
Avery Holmes M., r 141 Capitol ave
Avery Isaac W., journalist, r 10 Warren
Avery MoUie, c, cook, r 112 Foster
Avery Susan, c, laundress, r ss Carter,
Ist'w of Granojer
Awtry Edward L., elk M. Rich & Bros
Awtry John L., carpenter Ga Pac Ry
Awtry M. Grertrude Miss, r 11 Markhara
Ayers Frank E., with Paul Jones, hda
Markham House
Ayers Magc^e Mrs., artist, r 116 Decatur
Ayers Mattie Mrs., r 78>^ Whitehall
BABB JAMES P., com mer 91 S.
Broad, r 873^ S. Broad
Baber Akbar, bkkpr, r 56 Stonewall
Baber Ellen Miss, elk Ga. Suit Co, r 56
Stonewall
Baber James M., physician (homeo), r
56 Stonewall i
Back Henrietta D. wid David, r 15 W,
Garnett
Backus Bloss, mason, r 33 Mangum
Backus Elizabeth, wid G., r 77 Maga-
zine
Backus Green F., mason, r 33 Mangum
Backus J. Thomas, mason, r 77 Maga-
zine
Backus James M., mason, r 143 Rhodes
Backus Joseph W., mason, r 77 Maga-
zine ' I
Backus Sarah, wid J. W., r 33 Mangum
Backus March, lab, r 17 Hulsey
Bacon Charles D., salesman Hunnicutt
& Bellingrath, r 60 Cone
BACON D. C. A CO, Atla branch, F.
M. Fremont manager, lumber 303^
Marietta, Mills, Humphries & Glenn
Bacon Hattie B. wid A. W., r 149
Forest av
Bacon Summer W., with Wyly &
Greene, r 210 South av
Badger A. D., c, teacher Houston St
school
Badger Carey, c, cook, r 1 Lynch 's al
Badger Charles, c, porter P. J. Kenny,
r 14^ Ellis
Badger Duke, c, lab, r 12 Green
Badger John, c, painter, r 133, E. Baker
Badger Ralph B., c, wks R. D. Badger,
r 46 E. Harris
Badger Robert H., c, dentist, r 18 Clif-
ford
Badger Robert H. Jr.,c,mason,r 18 Clif-
ford
Badger Roderick D., c, dentist 37>^
Peachtree, r 46 E. Harris
Badger Roderick D. Jr., c, wks Bell St
compress, r 46 E. Harris
Baer Joseph, c, wks R. & D. R. R., r 153
Wheat
Baer Max J., saloon 233 W. Peters, r 111
Green's Ferry av
BsLshy Daniel X., capt police, r 98 W.
Fair
Bagby Lizzie M. Mrs., dressmakr 7d}4
Whitehall
Bagby ifancy, c, laundress, r 66 James
Bagby William J., city lamp lighter, r
22 La^kin
Bagby William K., real estate, r 22 Lar-
kin
Baggerly Olin R., wks J. H. Norwood
Bagley Charles H., wks J. P. Stevens
£ Co, r 199 S. Pryor
Bagwell Joseph M. C, r 60 Gartrell
Bagwell Samuel G., mer, r 186 W. Peters
Bailey Adeline, c, r n s Chapel 1st w of
Elliott
Bailey Allen, c, lab, r 2 Reed
Bailey Armstead, c, mason, r 188 Rich-
ardson
Bailey Benjamin E., car driver, r 36
Mills
Baifey Charles, carpenter, r 100 Expo-
sition grounds
Bailey Coke S., varnisher, r 196 Luckie
Bailt-y Collier H., c, butler H. Jackson,
r 27 Glenn
Bafley Com, c, laundress, r 13 Tolbert's
al : ^
Bailey David J. Jr., law student M. J.
Clarke, bds 120 S. Pryor
Bailey Dorsey, c, lab, r 66 E. Baker
Bailey Edward, c, lab, r 258 South av
j Bailey Effie Miss, r 100 Exposition
grounds
Bailey Essex, c, butler J. CMlier, r 45
Nelson
Bailey George, c, lab, r rear 99 E. Baker
Bailey George W., car driver, r 35 Mills
Bailey Henry, c, carpenter, r 31 Reed
Bailey Henry, c, lab, r 164 W. Fair
Bailey James, c, lab, r Maple, 2d n of
Foundry
Bailey Jeremiah, c, wks Wiiiship & Bro,
r es Lowe, 1st s of Magazine
Bailey John A., machiaist Winship &
Bro, r 50 Church
Bailey John H^ trav agt, r 62 Fairlie
Bailey Julian T., trav agt, r 361 N. Col-
lins
Co to W. J. WILLINGHAM, 64 Elliott,
For any ^ind of Li:Kml>eir, IjtL-ttkm^ Sliingloai or JJUam^m
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Bailey Laura T. Mrs., r 177 Marietta
Bailey Lucinda, c, laundress, r 1 De
Wald al
Bailey Lucy Mrs., r 10 Thompson
Bailey Malinda, c, laundress, r rear 104
Magazine
Bailey Norman, c, wks A. C. Betterton,
r Edge wood
Bailey Robert, r 100 Exposition Grounds
Bailey Robert, c, wks E. Wachendorff, r
Sinipsson, Ke cor Arthur
Bailey Sauniel, wks Feuley Furniture
Co, r Third, nr South
Bailey Samuel, c, lab, r ns Eliza al, 1st
w of William
Bailey Solomon, c, lab, r 145 Davis
Bailey S. E., wid W. H., r 6 McAfee
Baih y William, c, carpenter, r 36 Par-
bons ^.
Bailey William, c, lab, r 123 Ellis
Bailey William, c, porter J. G. Jones, r
IS9 Chapel
Bailey AVillis, c, drayman, r 58 Valen-
tine
Bailey W. J., wks H. M. Beutell
Bain Donald, upholsterer, r 16 Connally
Bain Donald M. (Morrison, Bain & Co),
r 282 Peachtree
Baird James B., physician 63)^ White-
hall, r 119 E. Mitchell
Baird James C, with N. W. Baird, r 59
Jones av
Baird John B., supt, r 72 Capitol av
Baird John M., fireman W. & A. R. R.,
r ss Newton, 4th e of Mangum
Baird Mary L., wid J. B., r 119 E.
Mitchell
Baird Noah W., butcher 115 Whitehall,
r country
Baird. See also Beard
Baieden Albert V., dk F. E. Block, r 6
Parsons
Baisden J. A. S., mer, r 6 Parsons
Bak Henry, physician 25 Brotherton
Baker Abbie Miss, teacher Atla Fern
Inst, r 143 Peachtree
Baker Abel S., butcher 229>^ Wheat, r
287 W. Peters
Baker Amos, carpenter, r 12 Jennings al
Baker Augustus, c, carpenter, r 98 Fort
Baker Augustus, c, engineer Markham
House, r 188 Highland av
Baker Babette, wid C. D., r 467 White-
hall
Baker Benjamin, c, carpenter, /T 323 W.
Mitchell
Baker B. Frank, r Irwin W. E.
Baker Ch.irles F.,shoemnfr Humphries,
sw cor Peters, r 457 Whitehall
Baker Claiborne, c, candymkr Loyd A'
Bro
Baker Clifford, elk Clemmons & Ken-
ney, r 19 W. Fair
Baker Cornelia, c, cook, r 28 High ' .
Baker Delia Miss, wks Atla Cot Mill* '~
Baker Dennis, c, wks J. T. Schell, r 75
Humphries ' v** X
Baker D., c, laundress, r 102 Eraser
Bakt^r Eliza Mrs., wks Exposition Mills,
r Hurrican av, w of Marietta
Baker Elizabeth, wid A., r 14 Jenningi
al - - i:--::
Baker Francis P., salesman Moore,
Marsh & Co, r W. E
Baker George, c, wks J. M. N-ace it
Son, r 167 Foster
Baker George, c, wks J. R. Steele, r 10
S. Calhoun *
Baker Harrison, c, drayman Carlton Sl
Smith, r 28 High
Baker H. Edgar, 108 S. Pryor, r 68
Thurmond
Baker James A., c, shoemakr SO N. For-
syth, r 1 Ponder
Baker Jame8C.,c, blksmith W. R. Booth,
r 72 Randolpli'
Baker James O., conductor Gu. Pac. By,
bds 348 Marietta
Baker Jane, c, lai ndress, r 75 E. Hum-
phries
Baker Jane, c, laundress, r 211 Man^gom
Baker Jennie Miss, r 30 E. Alabama
Baker Jesse, c, wood cutter, r. North av,
s e cor William
Baker John C. F, foreman Traynham <ft
Bay, r 94 N. Butler
Baker John J., elk W. J. Hudson A Co,
r 80 Plum
Baker John M., engineer, r 311 E. Fair
Baker John W., capitalist r 12 JenningB
al
Baker Joseph C, c, butler w. M. Dick-
son, r rear 378 Peachtree
Baker Lillie Miss, with Hancock & Col-
lier
Baker Mary, c, laundress, r 103 Maga-
zine ^
Baker Mollie, c, cook, r rear 143 Luckie
Baker N. J. wid I. P., r 22 Moore
Baker Olin V., Inspector Telephone Ex
Baker Richard, c, lab, r 211 Man^cum
Baker Robert T., wks Ogletree, Robin-
son & Boyd, res Grant, opp Pettus
Baker Romulus, c, painter, r 62 Hilliard
Baker Samuel W., wksTryon dk Watson,
r 193 Highland av
Baker Vinnie, c, wks White <t Beck, r
159 Foster -ji
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Baker Walter, wks W. L. Jarvis, bds 78
W. Baker
Baker William E., elk H. H. Bussey, r
19 Eliott
Baker William F., txaT agt Lamar, Ran-
kin & Lamar
Baker William H., fireman, r 14 Jen-
nings al
Baker William T., conductor, r 39 Yonge
Balch Lena A. Mrs., r 46 Foster
Baldwin Charles A., with Union News
Co, bds 50 S. Forsyth
Baldwin Eugene Mrs., r 35 Eraser
Baldwin Helen Miss, bds 207 Rawson
Baldwin Jesse, c, lab, r 375 Fraser
Baldwin Maggie Miss, r 7 Walnut
Baldwin Margaret J. wid J. A.,r7 Wal-
nut
Baldwin Mittie Miss, opr Telephone Ex
Baldwin Rebecca, wid J., r 41 N. Cal-
houn
Baldy Edwin H., printer A. M., Berg-
strom, r 32 N. Forsyth
Ball Anthony, c, driver T. C. Mayson, r
43 Walker
Ball Celestia Mrs., teacher, r 104 Hous-
ton
Ball Frank M.. saloon 586 Marietta, r 588
Marietta
Ball John U,, painter, r 55 Glynn -
Ball Lucy, wid J., r 310 Whitehall
Ball William M., c, lab, r 31 Granger
Ballard Adolphus G., manager Bal-
lard's saloon, r 47 Ellis
Ballard Anna wid W. J , r 47 Ellis
BaDard Baggage Transfer stables, 16 S.
Collins
Ballard Berry, c, lab, r 109 Markham
Ballard B. Walter, cigars and tobacco 1
Peachtree, r 200 South av
Ballard Dillard, c, elk R. Richardson
JBallard Eliza, c, laundress, r 109 Mark-
ham
Ballard E. P., bds 58 N. Forsyth
Ballard Frank, c, lab, r 278 Fort
Ballard Henry, c, carpenter, r 109 Mark-
ham
BAIJLABD JOSEPHINE W. MRS,,
principal Atla Female Inst, r 143
I*cachtre€
BaUard J. Oscar, elk Ballard's Restau-
rant
Ballard Leirfs, c, lab, r 24 Sugar al
Ballard Lucy, c, laundress, r 109 Mark-
bam
BALLABB TBAHSFER CO— THE, J. A.
Colvin manager. Union Depot
Ballard Wflliam W.
Ballard W. Marshall, engineer La Fon-
taine & May, r 6 Henry
BALLARD'S RESTAURANT, H. R. Du-
rand mangr, Union Depot
Ballard's Saloon, A. G. Ballard mangr,
Union Depot
Ballew Caliph J., agt, r 11 Henry W. E.
Ballew William, r 11 Henry W. E.
Ballinger John, c, candymkr Loyd &
Bro
Baltimore Henry, c, lab, r 50 W. & A.
R. R.
Bancroft George, machinist Winship <fc
Bro, r 632 MarietU
Bancroft George C, mail carrier, r 16)^
Whitehall
Bandman Isidore C. (I. C. Bandman &
Co), r 297 Whitehall
Bandman I. C. & Co (I. C. Bandman, E.
Lieberman and A. Foot), mfrs trunks,
valises, etc, 20 and 22 Decatur
Bangert Charles, saloon 66 E Harris
BANK OF THE STATE OF (GEORGIA,
F. M. Coker pres. 47 and 49 Loyd
Banks Charles, c, wks Atla Flour Mills,
r rear 103 Walker
Banks Courtney, c, gardener J. T. Grant
Banks Green, c, wks J. A. J. Davis, r
rear 105 Walker
Banks Henry, r 113 Peachtree
Banks Henry, c, lab, r 135 E. Baker
Banks James W., engineer C. R. R., bds
55 W. Hunter
Banks Jesse, c, drayman, r 106 Chapel
Banks Jerry, c, drayman Tanner, Cur-
rier & Heath
Banks John, c, lab, r 59 Bradley
Banks Lewis, c, mason, r 98 Forrest av
Banks Manson G., wks J. <t H. T. Trow-
bridge •" '^ ^
Banks Melissa, c, laundress, r 127 Mark-
ham
Banks Patrick, c, porter Adair Bros A
Co, r 175 Richardson
Banks Robert A., wks Winship & Bra, r
318 WUliam
Banks Sarah, c, laundress, r 462 Mari-
etta
Banks Simon, c, lab, r 179 Martin
Banks William, c, lab, r 137 Ira
Banks William L., jeweler Er Law8he»
1 16 E. Pine
Banks Wyatt, c, lab, r 66 Hilliard
Bankston Joseph C, lab, r 4 G^urden
Bankston Peter, c, wks C. R. R., r Hon-
nicutt, ne cor Orme
Bankston Samuel, painter, r 5 Garden
Bannon Oliver, c, lab H. M. Beutell
lailard William W. j)agg act C, N. O.
» T. F. Ry 36 E. W^, rh Eljig , ,,
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Barber Edward C, printer Sunny South, Barnes James J. (J. J. Bariies <fe Co), r
bds 155 Marietta | 245 Whitehall
Barber Homer G., r 147 Forrest av j Barnes Joseph T., wks Ga Pac Ry, bds
Barber Middleton, c, lab, r 39 Hightower 213 Marietta
Barber Sarah, c, laundress, r 1 Glynn
Barbour Eugene B., asst bkkpr M. C. &
J. F. Kiser & Co, r 58 N. Forsyth
Barnes J. J. <fe Co (J. J. Barnes and C.
M. G^ailraard), com mer 20 S. Forsyth
Barnes Lewis, c, blksmith, r 60 Robbina
Barclay John F., in«« agt, r 66 Houston i Barnes Peter, c, wk«4 Winship A Bro, r
Barford Frank R., R. P. O. elk
Barili Afreilo Prof, music Atla Fem
Inst, r Edgewood
rear 87 Calhoun
Barnes Reid B. (C. H. & R. B. Barnes),
r 225 Washington
Barili Emily Mrs., music Atla Fem Inst, Barnes William, c, lab, r rear 28 Hayden
r EdffewcKxl ! Barnes William H., bkkpr J. J. Barnes
Barker A. B., fireman E. T; V. & G. I^.
R., bds :« Flills av
Barker Bnuler, trav agt T. M. Clarke &
Co, r 426 Whitehall
Barker Charles, r 16 1^ Whitehall
Barker Charles P. N., real estate, r 29
Cone
Barker Daniel W., carpenter E. T., V.
& G. R, R., r 121 Chapel
Barker Greorg**, mason, r 14 X. Butler
Barker Squire, c, wks C. W. Morgan
Barkcidale W. R., elk J. O. Hightower
Bark^ihaett John F., tailor Bell & Pitts,
r 42 E. Harris
Barkshaett Minnie Miss, wks Bell &
Pitts, r 42 E. Harris
Barlow Ada, c, laundress, r rear 128
Whitehall
Barlow Jackson, c, lab, r 162 E. Harris
Barlow Thomas, c, baker W. S. Wilson
&Co
Barlow Thomas, c^ lab, r rear 128 White-
hall
Barnard Francis, jeweler, r 149 S.
' Forsyth
Barnes Adelia C, wid J. G., bds 72 Pul-
liam
Barnes Annie M. Miss, editor Acanthus
24^ S. Broad, r Adams ville
Barnes Atticus, elk, r 25 Irwin
Barnes A. L., wid W., r 50 N. Calhoun
Barnes Bowman, c, blksmith, r 226
Phapel
Barnes Charles H. (C. H. & B. B.
Barnes), r 225 Washington
BABME8 C. H. A B. B., lawyers 20>^
£. Alabama
Barnes Daniel B., printer, r 27 Cone
Barnes Edward, c, machinist, R. A, D.
R. R., r 18 Adams
Barnes Frank P., barkpr M. £. Maher,
r 77 W. Cain
Barnes Henry, c, lab, r 94 Larkin
Barnes Henry, c, wks L. Bentley, c, r
114 W. Peters
Barnes Henry, c, r rear 29 Markham
& Co, r 80 Mangum
Barnett Edward H. Rev., pastor First
Presbyterian Church, r 34 W. Harris
Barnett Fannie Miss, r 19 W. Baker
Barnett Henry L., with M. E. Barnett,
r 24 Capitol av
Barnett James T., elk O. M. Hipps A
Co, r 158 Luckie
Barnett John W., painter M. M. Mauck,
r 141 Davis
Barnett Joseph, c, lab, r vW High
Barnett Marion (J. A. Watson <fc Co), r
22 W. Mitchell
Bajnett Mark C, mer, r 24 Capitol av
BARNETT MOBRIS E., cigars and to-
bac<H> 10 E. Alabama, r 24 Capitol av
BABNETT NATHAN C, sec of State, i
23 E. Pine
BABNETT SAMFEL, JR., lawyer 153^
S. Broad, r 16 N. Spring
Barnett Stewart M., salesoMA J. Regen-
stein. r 23 E. Pine
Barnett Thomas, painter L. fi. Halt dk
Co, r 22 Rock
Barnett William H., with Kennesaw
Mills Co, r 19 W. Baker
Barnett William O., hamessmakr C. W.
Motes <t Co, r Decatur -cor Calhoun
Barnwell Charles F., bkkpr M. C. db J.
F. Kiser & Co, r 48 Gilmer
Barnwell Charles M. (C. M. Barnwell
<t Co), r 25 W. Hunter
Barnwell C. M. & Co (CM. Barnwell
A. W. B. Coffin), cotton buyers, J5 W.
Hunter \
Baruwell James, lab, r 187 W. Peters
Barnwell James A. M., conductor Ga.
Pac. Ry, r 127 Jones av
Barnwell Lucinda, wid J., r 77 Maga-
zine
Barnwell Newton T., runner Hook and
Ladder Co, r 28 S. Broad
Barnwell Valentine T., trav agt, r48
Gilmer
Barnwell William O., artiat, r 48 Gilmer
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Ban- Henry C, elk Sou Express Co, r
226 S. Pryor
Ban- Isaac R., scalesman Maddox,Rucker
&Co
Barr John W., bkkpr Leiberman, Kauf-
maun& Co, r219 Ivy
Barrett Alexander P. Mess Sou Express
Co
Barrett Charles A., engineer W. & A.
R. R., rl44Manfl^um
Barrett Clyde wid G. G., r 53 Ellis
Barrett Emily C. wid J. L., r 18 Bush
Barrett George, c, butler, r Alexander,
g e cor Orme
Barrett James,engineer Atla elevator Co
Barrett James E, (Barrett & Marshall),
r 58 Luckie
Barrett John P., lab, r 52 Mayes al
Barrett Kennon C, mess Sou Express
Co, r 67 Ivy
Barrett Nathan F., landscape engineer
W. Peachtree, s w cor Third, bds Ar-
lington House
Barrett Susan J. Mrs., seamstress, r 442
Marrietta
Barrett Thomas A., yard master Ga.
Pac. Ry, r 18 Bush
Barrett Vason M. (Barrett & Dean), r
16 Jones av
Barrett William, grocer, r 264 Jones
Barrett William W., elk J. J. Richards,
r 262 E. Fair
Barrett Zepaniah A., elk Atla El Co, r
18 Bush
Barrett & Dean (V. M. Barrett and C.
N. Dean), butchers, 258 Marietta, 318
Marietta *
Barrett & Marshall (J. E. Barrett and
B. W. Marshall), trunks U Whitehall
Barron Alexander, carpenter, r Fort n
ecvrXorth av
Barron Henry W., printer Constitu-
tion, r 127 W. Fair :.
Barron John M., printer Constitution, r^
127 W. Fair
Barron Mathew M., printer J. P. Har-
rison & Co, r 127 W. Fair
Barron Alexander S., c, lab, r 21 Fraser
Barron Hugh V., trav agt F E. Block,
r 158 Ivy
Barron Thomad J., guard, r 143 Foster '
Barrow3 Arthur I>., lawyer, r 83 Ma-
rietta
Barry Andrew L., wi^ Barrv Mfg Co, r
20 Cone « & »
Barry Charles If., grocer 172 Decatur
Barry Edward, trav agt, r 39 W. Harris
Barry James W, fireman W. <fe A. R. R
Barry John A. (Moore, Marsh & Co),
r 93 Washington
Barry Manufacturing Co, manfrg
Luxomni, 7)4 N. Broad
Barry Robert L. (Moore Marsh & Co),
r 39 W. Harris i
Barstadt John, tailor T. G. Sullivan, r
42 E. Harris
Bart Eugene, wks Atla Cot Mills Supply
Co, r rear 162 Elliott
Bartlett Charles B., printer Hancock <fc
Collier, r 117 W. Fair
Bartlett Isaac E., r 92 W. Fair
Bartlett John, printer Hancock & Col-
lier, r 127 Moore
Bartlett Nathaniel M., bkkpr Hancock
& Collier, r 117 W. Fair
Bartlett Van Buren, wks J. P. Buford A
Co, r 20 Henry
Barton Charles O., watchman R. & D.
R. R., bds 83 Rawson
Barton Charles V., printer W. T. Chris-
topher, r S. Pryor, bey limits
Barton Robert H., wks R. & D. R. R., r
5 Bradley
Barton Sarah M. Mrs., r 98 Walton ^
Barton Thomas, bkkpr J. P. Bryan, r97
W. Cain i
Barton Thomas, car driver, r 210 Luckie
Barton Walter F., inspeetor Telephone
Co, bds 22 Bartow
Barton William J., trav agt G. E. King
«fc Co, r 33 E. Foundry
Bartow Peter, c, drayman, r 224 Chapel
Barwald David, trav agt, r 62 Mc Daniel
Barwald Jaeob, trav agt, bds 62 Mc Dan-
iel
Barwald Morris (M. Barwald & Co),/
16 E. Humphries
Barwald M. & Co (M. Barwald & ),
junk and paper, 12-14 E. Mitchell
Baskin Arnold C, painter, r 12 Tumlin
Baskin Waltef » machinist E. Van Wink-
le <fc Co
Baskin Zachariah, wks P. H. Snook, r
12 Tumlin
Bass Charles L., elk Old Book Store, r
154 Nelson
Bass Elijah H., c, mailing elk P. O.
Bass Henry C, foreman Southern World,
r 24 Larkin
Bass Howard L., printer Constitution, r
35 Tattnall
Bass Hubbard G., salesman Chamber-
lin, Johnson & Co, r country
Bass James H., engineer W. & A. B. B.
Bass John, c, wks Ga R. R., r rear %
Ga R. R. ,
Bass Kate, c, cook, r 12 Ga R. B-
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Bass Lee, c, wks C. Brown
Bass Mary A. E., wid W. F., r 36 Tat-
nall
Bass Mattie C, wid Dr. C. H., rl5i Nel-
son
Bass Nathan H. (Gartrell & Bass), r 15
Merritts av
Bass Richard, civil engineer, r 8}4 Mar-
ietta
Bass William A., prin Boy*g High School,
r country
Bass William L., conductor Ga Pac R. R.,
r 37 Jones
Bassie Frank, pressman W. C. Dodson,
bds Cannon House
Baswell Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills,
Baswell S. L. Mrs., r83 Hilliard
Batchelor J. A. (Hilley & Batchelor).
grocer, r 234 Decatur
Batchelor Mvron L., butcher 60 Peach-
tree, r 20 Powers
BlTEMAJr JEROME N., lawyer 21>^
Marietta, bds 84 Ivy
Bates Charles F., agt Valentine's Var-
nishes 68 E. Alabama
Bates Edwin (Edwin Bates & Co), r New
York
Bat» Edwin & Co (E. Bates, C. S.
Kingsbery and J. D. Hightower),
whol clothiers 26 Decatur
Bates Jasper M. T., coal and wood 520
Decatur, r 522 Decatur (up stairs)
Bates John F., bkkpr, r 58 Wheat
Bates Lewis T., barkpr Curran & Scott,
r 86 E. Peters
Bates Mary, wid S., r 19 W. Simpson
Bates Morris, c, lab, r 95 Tattnall
Bates Vienna Mrs., boarding 522 De-
catur
Batten R. Groavenor, elk Sou Ry A S.
S. Assn, r Decatur
Battle Catherine, c, lab, r 48 Hulsey
Battle Bliza Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Battle E. Miss, teacher Walker Street
School
Battle John C, grocer, r 13 Haynes
Battle Linton, c, carpenter, r 306 Form-
wait
Battle Lizzie, c, laundress, r rear 93
Jones ay
Battle London, c, lab, r 304 Form wait
Battle Richard, c, lab, r 282 Decatur
Battle Thornton, c, porter Wellhouse Sl
Sons, r 304 Formwalt
Baugh Frank, c, porter T. C. Mayson, r
137 North av
Baugh Lewis, c, farmer, r 36 E. Humph-
ries
Baugh Samuel, c, lab, r SOI £. Baker
ATLANTA ENT
"Will i'Uiriiieili you a. 8itiaation»
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Baugh William, c, wks Blount A Hill, r
31 Granger
Baughan Benjamin F., painter, r 37
Kelly
BAUM JOHN W., supt Artesian Well,
bds 1 Peachtree
Baushell Augustus, wks U. T. V. A G.
shops, bds 25 Jones
Bayless Benjamin S. (Hearon A Bay-
less), r 52 Plum
Baylor Henry B. (Baylor A Baylor), r
258 W. Peachtree - ' .
Baylor Tilden G. (Baylor A Bjylor) r
258 W. Peachtree
Baylor & Baylor (H. B. A T. G. Baylor),
civil engineers and surveyors, 7 N.
Broad . • »^. •
Baxter Sallie, c, cook, r 253 Richardson
Baxter Thomas W. (Boyd A Baxter) r
212 W. Peachtree ,
Bazell Richard, c, rag picker, r 108 Maik-
ham
Bazzell William, c, lab, r 7 Thurmond
Beach E. V., trav agt, bds 98 Decatur
Beach John A. G., plumber A. P. Stew-
art A Co, r 144 Capitol av
Beach John F., wks Wilkins, Post A Co
Beach Paulina, wid S. S., r 230 Decatur
Beach Solomon W., bklmr Sciple A S<His,
r 243 Decatur ~7
Beadle Henry, c, pedler, r 13 Chap^
Beadle Josiah, c, butler H. H. Tucker, r
123 Capitol av
Beale Courtney W., c, grocer, r 86
Houston
Bealer Alexander W^ bkkpr A. G. Mil-
ler, r 20Uack8on *
Bealer Emily J. W. Mrs., r 201 Jackson
Beall Arthur C, elk D. W. Dougher^
Beall Belle, c, tailoress W. Finch, r 8i
Houston
Beall Elizabeth M., wid W. %^ r U
FairUe *^ r ••
BEALL NOBLE P., barber 11 Marietta,
r 114 S. Pryor ^
Beall Rosa J., wid W. C, r S7 Ezpoei-
tion Grounds
Beall Samuel W., observer U. S. Slgiud
Corps, bds Hotel Weinmeister
Beall William S., shoemkr 650 Marietta,
r 27 Exposition Grounds
Beaman Caesar, c, lab, r 28 Cbapel
Beaman Rachel, c, wks White A Beck, r
28 Chapel ^
Bean Abbie L. Mrs., r 44 Hood
Bean Charles J., trav act, r 52 Capitol av
Bean Henry, cashier John Keelj, r 44
Hood
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BEA
130
BEE
Bean Robert L., printer, r 90>^ Capitol
av
Bean Robert M., mason, r 51 Martin
Bean William R., printer W. C. Dod-
son, r 51 Martin
Beard Thomas P.,c, R. P. O. elk
Beard, '^ee also Baird
Bearden Aaron E. (Bearden & Edwards),
r 14 N. Moore
Bea'-den Loyd, c, lab, r rear 415 Wash-
ington
Bearden Thomas W., trav agtM. E.
Goldsmith
Bearden Warren H., trav age W. R.
Shropshire, r Madison, Ga
Bearden & Edwards (A. E. Bearden
and F. M. Kd wards), saloon 150 De-
catur
Beardsley Charles, train dispatcher W.
& A. R. R., r 255 Capitol av
Beardsley Charles B., elk W. & R. R., r
255 Capitol av
Beardsley C. B., bds Adams House
Bearse Asa J., wood and coal, Fort n e
cor Foster
Beasley Anthoiiv E., c, R. P. O dk, r
207 Fort
Beasley Caroline, r, laundress, r 8 Dover
Beaslev James, c, wks John T. Stocks, |
r 6 Grady
Beasley Thom:is, c, lab W. & A. R. R.,
r 24 Tolbert's al
Beath John M., manager Ga. Ice Co, r
26 Brotherton
Beatie David A., stot^k yard Ga. R. R.,
r 158 CapUol av, s e cor Fort
Beatie Gilbert, c, mason, r 13 N. Bell
Beatie John L., with D. A. Beatie, r 158
Capitol av
Beatie William D., bkkpr 0. A. Smith,
r 158 Capitol av
Beatty Fox, c, porter Sparks & Primrose
Beauchamp George, wks E. T. V. & G.
R. R., r 91 E. Hunter
Beauchamp Thomas T., bkkpr I. S.
Mitchell, r 65 W. Mitchell
Beauford Alice Miss, domestic J. M.
Goldsmith, r 412 Whitehall
Beaver Catherine, wid M.. r 5 Newton
Beaver David, c, wks Koch A Bro
Beaver George, c, wks Koch & Bro
Beaver John, elk A. W. Farlinger, bds
59 Ellis
Beaver Jordan, c, lab, r Bellwood
Bechtoldt Edward, grocer, r 244 Eraser
Bechtoldt Emma Miss, with Hancock A
Collier
Bechtoldt Joeie HIm, elk J. M. Hfarh, r
SWernei; ^
Beck Adam, c, lab, r Bellwood
Beck Absalom M., carpenter, r 10
Bailey
Beck Albert L., collector S. W. Groode,
r 03 Houston
Beck Alexander, trav agt, r 29 Merrit's
av
Beck Amanda, wid W., r 19 W. Simpson
Beck Armiuta Miss, wks Atla Cotton
Mills
Beck Charles, asst bkkpr Simons &
Drununond, r 63 Houston
Beck Flovtl, c, wks J. S. Watson & Co
Beck J. Frank (White & Beck), r 63
Houston
B ck J. W., mess W. U. Tel Co
Beck Lewis H., pres Beck & Gregg
Hani ware Co, IkIs 67 Marietta
Beck Samuel, c, lab, r 245 Glenn
BECK k GREGG HARDWARE CO,
wliul liardware, 2 and 4 S. Pryor
Becker Wins P., bkkpr, bds 12 4 Peach-
tree
Beckham Forrest, c, waiter Hotel Weln-
iiieister
Beckham Lula, c, laundress, r 78 Mays
al
BECKHAM S. FRED., stoves, house-
furnishing, 84 Whitehall, r403 White-
hall
Beckham William C, c, shoemkr, r 201
Crumley
Beck with' Charles M. Rev., Curate St.
Luke's Church, rlO Houston
Beckwith John F. B. (Beckwith & Sims),
r 160 S. Pryor
Beckwith John W. Rt. Rev., Bishop
Episcopal Church, Diocese of Georgia,
r 160 S. Pryor
BECKWITH & SIMS (J. F. B. Beck-
with and J. S. Sims), lawyers Constf-
tution Bldg
Bedell George T., elk G. V. Hecker &
Co, r 37 Boulevard
Bedenfield Charles P., printer, bdS 7S
Loyd
Bedford Herbert H., policeman, r 300
Mangum
Bedford John, c, bellman Markham
House
Bedford RufUs, c, driver, r rear 140 JL
Cain
Bedford Wallace, c, bellman Markham
House, r 99 E. Harris
Bedingileld Charles P., printer Journal,
r 79 Loyd
Beeks Lewis, c, painter, r 4 Dunn's al
ms^m::k.4hXimm
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Beermann Charles (Scoville & Beer-
mann), treas Atla City Brewing Co, r
165 Whitehall
Beermann George C. (H. C. & G. C.
Beermann), bds Markham House
Beermann Henry C. (H.C.& G.C. Beer-
mann), r 198 Whitehall
Beermann H. C. & G. C, cigars and to-
bacco, news stand and barlier shop,
Markham House, 28 Loyd and 21
Pea eh tree
BEHRK CHARLES H., mangr Schu-
mann's branch pharmacy, r 69 Rich-
ardson
Beiser Jacob M., butcher 260 Decatur
Belcher Amanda Miss, with W. R.
Spiiiks
Belcher Collins H., elk C. R. R., r 1
Chapel
Belcher Eli H., c, lab, rss Magazine, 1st
w of Arthur
Belcher Florence, seamstress, r 15 S.
Calhoun
Belcher John S., gas fitter Hunnicutt A
Belli ngrath, r 10 Rock
Belcher T. Jeflferson, wks Atla Gas Lt
Co, r 80 Chapel
Beldins: William J., carpenter R. & D.
R. R., r \n Ga. R. R
Bell Adeline, wid John, r 110 South av
Bell Allen J.,r31 Alexander
Bell Anna,- c, laundress, r 17 X, Collins
Bell Anna, c, laundress, r 30 Foster
Bell Arthur, elk, r 29 Houston
Bell Charles, c, lab, r 112 W. Peters
Bell Charles E., elk W. D. BeU, r 67
Pulliam
Bell Clarence, elk Shannon & Kerr, r
206 Whitehall
Bell C. D., physician, bds 106 Marietta
Bell Ella, c, laundress, r 131 E. Baker
Bell Emma Mrs., boarding 124 Peach-
tree
Bell EmUy A. wid J. N^., r 67 Pulliam
Bell George, c, lab, r 91 N. Bell
Bell Harrison T., salesman Gramling,
Spalding & Co, r 167 E. Simpson
Bell James, c, wks M. H. Cheshire, r 167
Fort
Bell James C, ooal and wood, 19 N.
Pryor
Bell James L. (Bell <fc Pitts), r 23^ Peach-
tree
Bell James L., conductor A. A W. P. B.
R., 47 Windsor
Bell James N., match manuf^. r 233
WhitehmU
Bell JefTersoti, c, lab, r 57 Fort
Bell John, c, porter J. Lairomarsino. r
110 South av -^^
Bell Madison, r 30 Alexander * -
Bell Marcus A., real estate and lawyer,
\% Broad, 49 E. Cain
Bell Margeret, c, cook, r 158 Gray
Bell Margaret, c, laundress, r 16 Caid^
AV < ...';-'•■
Bell Margenius A., lawyer, r 66 Fraser
Bell Margie Miss, teacher Fair St school,
r 66 Eraser
Bell Mary J. Mrs., r 178 South av
Bell Mary Miw», wks Atla Cotton MiiiU
Bell Mary, c. »-.K>k, r 19 Sugar al • ^ *
Bell X. v., euorineer W. A A. R. R
Bell Piromis H., lawyer, 1>4 N. Broad
1-49 E.Cain
Bell P. Gervais R., classer E. S. Ehney,
r cor Hunter and Forsyth
Bell Sarah Miss, seamstress, r 315 Raw-
son
Bell Sdas, c, driver Morrison, Bain <fc
Co, r 326 Eraser
Bell SUas T., c, janitor Moor^Bus. Uni-
versity, r 26 Martin
Bell S. C, wid J. S., r 114 S. Pryor
Bell Thomas, c, porter, r 2 Grady
Bell Thomas, c,wk5 E. T. V. St, G. B. K^
r rear 460 Whitehall "
Bell Thomas D., car inspector.R. & D.
R. R., r 86 Hill r- y
Bell Thomas M., trav agt J. B. Daniel
BELL WALTER S., lumber and bua-
ders material, 25 Ivy, r 69 PuUiam
Bell William, elk, bds 86 Ivy
Bell William, wks LaFontaine <&May
BELL WILLIAM D., lumber dealer 147
Decatur, r 93 Pulliam
Bell >TiUiam E., c, shoemakr 32 W
Peters, r West End
Bell WUliam H., grocer 270 Marietta, r
13 Bush
Bell W illiam T., trav agt. r 124 Peach-
tree
BELL k PITTS (J. L. BeD and W. J.
Pitts), merchant tailors and gents
furnishers, 22 Peachtree
Bellah John, c, wks Walsh & Patterson
Bros, r 101 Magazine
Bellah Sarah J., wid J. W., r 97 Ellis
Bellamy Alft^ D., pbvsician (homeo)
and pres AUa Wagon Co, 17 S. Butier.
r 46 X.Calhoun *
Bellamy Robert, c, lab, r Carter, s e cor
Chestnut
Bellamy William C, opium core, t T%
Wheat
Bellmcer James P., cattle dlr. r wi N.
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BEB
Beaiinger William A., elk M. Rich &
Bros, r 299 W.Collins ^ ^ „
Bellingrath Albert (Hunnicutt & Bell-
ing rath) , r 199 South av
Bellingrath Herman, machinist Hunni-
cutt & Bellingrath, r 89 Plum
Belliveau Dennie, watchman Kimball
House, r 88 Jones av
Bellows Frank O., engineer E. T., V. &
G. K. R., r Eedd 2nd e of Gate City
Bellshaw John T., c, pastor St. Paul
church, r 3 Trenholm
Bellshtiw Martha, c, laundress, r 19 Tren-
holm
Belmont Oscar, c, porter Union ^lews Co
Belvin Samantha,wid G. N., r 97 Thomp-
son
Beman Caesar, c, wks Pellegrini & Cas-
tieberry , r 173 Fort '
Bemis Edna, wid C, r 24 Luckie
Bender Charles H., butcher, 119 White-
hall
Bender Frederick, grocer, 48 W. Hunter,
r 46 W. Hunter
Bender Louis, mer, r 97 Thompson
Bender William, saloon, 50 W. Hunter,
r46 W. Hunter
Bender William M. Jr., engineer E. T.,
V. A G. R. R., r 97 Thompson
Benedict Ernest, wks Atla Cot Mills
Benedict John J., elk T. J. Harper, r
Decatur
Benbam Thomas L., acet, r 8 Wheat
BENJAMIN BROS. (Sol and S. and M.
Benjamin), whol cigars and tobacco, 17
S. Broad
Benjamin Hermann, chemist Jacob's
Pharmacy, r 221 Whitehall
Benjamin John S., lumber, r 71 Walker
Benjamin Lucy A., wid J. S., r 71 Walker
Benjamin Morris (Benjamin Bros), r
Jacksonville, Fla
Benjamin Nathan, c, student, r Foundry
Q w cor of Maple ^,.
Benjamin Simon, (Benjamin Bros) r 26
Cooper
Bex^amin Solomon, (Benjamin Bros) r
321 Whitehall
Bennett Alexander, carpenter, r 9
Leonard
Bennett Americus, c, lab, r 116 E. Cain
Bennett Benjamin F., job printer, 45 S.
Broad, r 67 Capitol av
Bennett Elias L., wks Atla Cot Hills, r
181 Marietta
Bennei^ Henry ,Atla St Ry, r 66 Ga. R. R.
Bennett Isham, e, porter P. Lynch, r 167
Martin
Bennett John W., engineer, r 145 Ga.
R R.
Bennett J. William, wks Expo Mills, r
44 Exposition grounds.
Bennett Laura Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Bennett Lewis, blksmith, rear 113 De-
catur, r 90 X. Butler
Bennett Margaret Mrs., grocer, 90 N.
Butler
Bennett Missouri, wid J. X., r 95 Expo-
sition grounds
Bennett William, c, driver, r w s Cox
bet Willow and Calhoun
Bennett William J., elks J. C. Tribble&
Co, r 95 Exposition grounds
Bennier Augustus, baker, r 342 Decatur
Ben-»el William, printer Jas. P. Harrison
&Co
Benson Charles F. (W. P. Smith & Co),
physician, r 90 Capitol av
BENSON JAME . B., (Benson & Co) bds
8 Wheat
Benson Joseph, c, lab, r 21 Gunby - r
Benson William R., conductor C. R. R.,
r 159 Mangum
BENSON & CO. (J. B. Benson and T. L.
Long) saloon, 33 Marietta
Bent James, supt, r 33 Boulevard
Bent John J., elk, r 33 Boulevard
Bentley E. T., cabinet mkr, r Mill bet
Badger and Tennells
Bentley Henry, carpenter, r 1 Cornelia
Bentley John, c, painter, r 5 Roach
Bentley Joseph, c, carpenter, r 15 Jen-
nings al
Bentley Lewis, c, shoe mkr, 114 W.
Peters
Bentley Moses H., c, lunch house, 59
Decatur, r Mangum s w cor Thurmond
Bentley Oliver H., boarding, 62 Nelson
Bentley O. W., wks L. H. Hall & Co
Bentley William A., contractor, r 578
T)<H*atur
Benton I. A., wid E. B., r 319 Lnckie
Bergstrom Andrew M., printer, 21 E.
Hunter, r 124 Haynes
Berkele John (Heinz & Berkele), r 328
Whitehall
BERKELEY EDMUND, supt A. A C.
Div R. d; D. R. R., Roswell, Elberton
Air Line, Hartwell and Lawrencerille
R.R'8.,56 E. Wall, r 230 Washington
Berman J. Miss, teacher Walker street
school, r 112 Rawson
Berman Rosa Miss, teacher Crew street
school
Bernard Alcine H., dk Chamberlin,
Johnson d Co» r 143 Lqyd
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r 16 Exposition
Bernard Baltimore, weaver F. C. S. Co, Berryhill G«orge,
r 14 Factory grounds grounds
Bernard John, machinist E. Van Winkle i BerryhiU James, wks Expo MiUa, r 16
& Co j Exposition grounds
Bernard Jonas, wks Atla Cot Mill Sup- [ Berryhill James W., cerpenter, r 16 Ex-
ply Co I position grounds
Bernard Louisa Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills I Besser Charles, wks Hunnicutt & Bell-
Bernard M., Sister of Mercy, Academy ingrath, r 13 Rhodes '
Immaculate Conception Bethany church, Exposition grounds
Bernard Peter, pattern mkr, Atla Cot ! Bethany school. Exposition grounds
Mills Supply Co, r Powder Springs rd ' Bethel A. M. E. church, 148 Wheat
Bernhardt John, pattern mkr Wilkins, Bethel George, c,wks D.T. Howard, r 203
Post & Co
Bernstein Louis, pawn-broker, bds
Kemper House
Bernstein Wolf, elk D. Leibermuth, bds
Gate City Hotel
Berrien Lucy, c, cook, r 12 Spencer
Berry Balus, c, porter W. W. Boyd, r
108 Fraser
Clarke
Bethel John, c, mason, r 203 Clarke
Bethel Missouri, c, laundress, r 203
Clarke
Bethune Mary C. MLjs, teacher, r 11 E.
Cain
Betterton Absalofti C, carriages, 536
Decatur ^ :-
Berry C. C, engineer A. & W, P. R. R., ; Bettie William H., wks Ogfetree, Robin-
bd* N'a'^ional ' *- ^ — ' - ""^ ^-n-
Berry Ducy Miss, r 85 Chapel
son & Boyd, r 30 Kelly
Bettis Joseph E., stock dlr, r 135 Walker
Berry Eliza, c, laundress, r 150 Elliott Betts Charlfs H. (Betts & Belts), r 100
Berry Eugene M., druggist, 93 Peachtree, '^ — '-~ *
r 79 Ellis
Berry Fannie, wid T., r 1 Elliott
Spring
Betts Flora A. Mrs.' (Betts & Betts), r
100 Spring
Berry George M., engineer Ga Pac Ry : Betts Mary J., wid W. E., r W E. Baker
Berry Harriet, c, laundress, r 108 Fraser Betts William, c, barber J. R. Steele, r
Betts William H. (Betts & Betts), r 100
Spring
Betts & Betts ( W. H., F. A. and C. H.
Betts), physiciaufi, 331^ Whitehall
Betty Thomas, wks Tryon & Watson
Beotell Huss M., Ptair builder, 11 Spring,
r 132 Washington
Beverly M. E., wid B., r 35 Mills
Bevis Samuel R., trav agt, r 203 W. Pte-
ters
Bevis Walter, wks Lieberman, Kaufmaa
& Co, r 203 W. Peters
Beyer Henry (M. Beyer & Son), r 90
Decatur
Beyer Martin (M. Beyer & Son), r 90
Decatur
Berrv Henry, wks Ogletree Robinson &
Boyd
Berry James L., c, lab, r 230 Washington
Berry James M.,c, mason, r 142 Smith
Berry James N., painter, r 84 Stonewall
Berry Jane Mrs., r So Chapel
Berry Jefferson, c, lab, r 12 Johnson
Berry Joseph, c, well digger, r 31 Sco-
field.
Berry Lula, wid J., r rear 310 Hilliard
BERRY MARK, boots, shoes, leather
and findings, 12 Marietto, r 236 W.
Peachtree
Berry Mary, wid E. B., r 241 S. Pryor
Berry Maxwell R., rea' estate, 47 Walton
Berry Rachael, c, laundress, r 120 E.
Baker
Berry Rena Mrs., r n s Cain 2nd w of 1 Beyer M. & Son (M. and H. Beyer), gro-
Marietta | cers, 90 Decatur
P.
Berry Ricljard, c, mason, r 74 Randolph Bezeman David, c, waiter Adams Hoose,
Berry Robert E., jeweler Er Lawshe, --- -~
r 44 Walker
Berry Stephen, c, lab, r 43 Parsons
Berry William W., engineer Ga Pac Ry,
bds 67 W. Peters
Berry Wilson H., engineer R. A; D. R.
R., r 14 X. Calhoun
Berry Zachry, r 24 Blackmon , .
Berryhill Francis M.,^ r 16 Exposition 1 Bieser John C, satooa, 218 D«catur
ground? [ Bieser J. T., lab, r 20a £. Hnnter
r rear 174 Peachtree
Bibb Branch Coal and Coke Co,
Lynch manager, office 12 Loyd
Bibb William C, mnfr Universal
Crusher, r a47 Whitehall
Bibb William C. Jr., special agt U. S.
Life Ins Co, r 3t7 Whitehall
Biesenthal Isnac C, mer. r 186 S. Pryor
W. M. Scott
MEN'S GOODS, BEST
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11 * 13 Whitehall Street.
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Bigby Alexander, c, cook, r Currier 8 w
cor Butler
Bigby^Arthur, c, lab, r 234 Cox
Bigby. Cawthon, c, driver, r 128 E. Pine
Bigby *John S. (Bigby & Dorsey), r New-
uan, 6a
Bigby Sina, c, laundress, r 8 Carter
Bigby William, c, lab, r bet Pine and
Jackson
BIGBY & DORSET (J. S. Bigby and
R. T. Dorsey), lawyers, 7\i Whiteliall
Biggers Gustavus, r 65 Luokie
Biggers Lillie. uid VV., r 110 Mangum
Biggers Sophia, c, laundress, r 12 Ra-p-
berrv al
BIGGERS STEPHEN T., physician and
pres Ga Eclectic Medical College, 55^
Peachtive, r 65 Luckie
Bigham Eli:is L., wks Sou Agl Wks, r 67
Alexander
Bigham James A., gardener, r 59 Gar-
trell
Bigham Robert J. Rev., pastor Sixth M.
fi. church, r 29 E. Pine
Bihler A., wks Atla Brewing Co
Bilbro Charles R. (Morrison, Bain &
Co), bds 12 Wheat 1
Billing George, cigar mkr, r 466 Marietta
Billingslea Sallie Mrs., boarding, 12^
Loyd
Billups Albert, c, waiter, Markham
House, r rear 16 VV. & A. R. R.
Billups Anderson, c, blksmiih J. Robin-
son, r 142 Tiiompson
Billups Laura, c, cook, r 142 Thompson ;
Billups Robert R., asst baggage agt
Union Depot, r Decatur, Ga
Billups William, c, lab,r 445 E. Fair i
Binder Carl F., suptGa Chem & Min-
ing Co, r Edgewood
Binyon Sarah Mrs., music teacher 103
S. Prjor, r 124 S. Prvor
Binyon Thomas B., bill elk F. E. Block, j
bds Bmmlett's restaurant j
Birch Henry, c, dravman, r 5 Gemun- '
den
Birch J. B., flagman R. & D. R. R !
Bird Andrew G., r 26 Exposition
grounds ; ( j
Bird Andrew J., r 26 Exposition ifrounds ■
Bird Cary, c, lab, r rear 103 Walker
Bird Charles P., foreman V. P. Sisson, r
3 Carter
Bird Charles W., r 26 Exposition
grounds
Bird Dikvld, c, lab, r 31 Crumley
Bird Eoima, c, laundress, r 8 Trenholm
Bird James, wks Atla Cot Mills
Bird John T., wks Atla Cot Mills
Bird Marcus Rev., c, r Gate Ci«7 bey
limits
I Bird Mary, c, laundress, r Ir^ Windsor
Bird Patrick c, carpenter, r 58 Rawson
Bird Perry, c, lab, r 12 Latham's al
BIRD PHILIP, c, contractcr 178 Ma
rietta, r 14 Gray
Bird Richard, c, lab, r 11 Valentine
i Bird Robert, roofer, r 154 Loyd *
Bird Sairn E. Mrs., r 61 W. Harris
Bird Tillman,- c, lab, r 285 N. Calhoun
Bird Tobias, elk, r 123 Jackson
Bird Walter, c, wk:j A. M. Bergstrom
Bird Wylie, c, driver Kennesaw Mills
Co, r 105 S. Butler
Bird William D., c, barber R. E. Tiee
BIRD, see also BYRD
Birdsong Albert,^, lab, r 308 Wheat
Birmingham Alfred, dancing master,
bds 6 Hightower
Birmingham Edward C., blksmith
E. T. V. & G. R. R.,bds 6 Hightower
Bischoff Emil, musician, r 53)^ S. Broad
Bishop Benjamin H., boilermakr, r 146
Jones
Bishop Beulah B., Miss, r 98 Houston
Bishop Charles, c, driver Jelks & Tap-
pan
Bishop Charles, c, lab, r 179 E. Cain
Bishop Charles, c, lab, r 169 Fort
Bi<bop Charles F., pressman £lsas,May
& Co, r 643 Marietta
Bishop James W.,clkClemmons & Ken-
ney, r 262 E. Fair
Bishop John L., trav agt, r 371 N. Col-
lins
Bishop John V., boilermakr Ga Pac
Ry, r 27 Cone
Bishop Joseph, restaurant 529 Marietta
Bishop J. H., elk W. & A. R. B., r
Smyrna, Ga
Bishop Reuben L., wks R. & D R. R., r
2(Ki E. Hunter
Bishop Sarah Miss, domestic H. F. Leak,
r rear 254 Whitehall
Bishop Thomas L., sec Julius L». Brown,
r 629 Marietta
Bishop William H., t:iilor, r 103 Loyd
Biving Legrand, c, driver W. D. Grant,
r270 N. Talhoun
Bixby Asa B., genl sec Y. M. C. A., r
428 Peachtree
Bixby Charles L., fireman W. & A. R.
R., r 60 McAfee
Bixby Francis 8., engineer, r 60 McAfee
Bixby Samuel, engineer, r 60 McAfee
Bizien Augustus J. M. Prof., prin
Walker St schoQl, r 93 Thompson
Bizzell Emma, wid S., r 149 S. Forsyth
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Bizzell James B.. elk, r 149 S. Forsyth
BIZ/ELL WILLIAM D., physician 30>^
Marietta, r 53 Forrest av
Bla<k Elias E., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 35 Rock
Black Eugene P., agt W. & A. R. R., r
116 Ivy
Black Jime^ D., w ks E. T. V. & G. R.
R., r 15 Leonard, J
Black John, machinist, E. Van Winkle
&Co
Black John T., moulder, r 40 Henry
Black Lawson, U. S. Comr, r 64 Spring
Black Lewis, c, lab E. Van Winkle & Co
Black Robert L., with S. M. Inman &
Co, r country
Black Thomas F., supt Post OflSce and
carriers, r 64 Spring
Balck William G., private sec J. E.
Brown, r 116 Ivv
Black William W.' (Black & Albert), r
64 Spring
Black & Albert (W. W. Black and W. J.
Albert) lawyers, 23-2 Marietta
Blackburn E.B. Mrs.', r 21 Orrae
Blackburn J. M., foreman yard E. T V.
& G. R. R /
Blackburn Robert B., lawyer 6^^ White-
hall, r 33 N. Forsyth
Blackburn William M., wks Goodman,
Barrett .%^ Co, rll Leonard, J
Blackburn William S., trav agt, r 11
Leonard J
Blackman Anderson, c, carpenter, r rear
126 Decatur
Blackman Andrew, c, wks Ga Mach Co,
r rear 129 W. Baker
Blackman A. Y., ma'^on, bds 108 Mari-
etta
Blackman Benjamin B., engineer, r 496
D«-catur
Blackman Charl«»s C, fireman R. & D.
R. R., r 214 Foster
Blackman David, engineer, r 9 Savan-
nah
Blackman James, machinist R. <fc D. R.
R.
Blackman James, wks Ga Pac Ry
Blackman James M. M., mMchinist E.
T. V. & G. R. R., r ws Grant, 2d n of
Pettus
Blackman John, plasterer, r Jackson, se
cor Adams
Blackman John J., machinist Ga Pac
Ry, r 62 Alexander
Blackman Joseph, c, chairmkr, r 209
Fort
Blackman Joseph M., wks B. T. V. «t
G. R. R.. r 51 Howell
Blackman Maria, c, laundress, r 195
Mangum
Blackman Thomas J., engineer Ga B.
R., r 7 Factory -
Blackman William, apprentice R. <Sb D.
R. R. . I
Blacknall Thomas H., mgr Son head-
quarters Blackwell's Durham, r Park
W. E.
Blackshear John N., c, R. P. O. elk, r
166 N. Butler
Blackstock John, wks Groodman, Barrett
& Co
Blackstone Alfred, wks Pellegrini &
Castleberry
Blackwell Cornelia, c, laundress, r 20
Cedar
BlackwelPs Durham Tobacco Co, Sou
headquarters, T. H. Blacknall mgr, 19
Marietta
Blair Charles A., c, physician 199 De-
catur
Blair George D., wks E. T. V^. & G. B.
R., r 50 Green's Ferry av
Blair Israel M.. cattle dlr, r 16 McDaniel
Blair Joseph, c, lab, r 57 Rawson -
Blair Jt>seph, c, lab, r 5 S. Calhoun
Blair Richard C, c, wks J. A. Gifford, r
151 Windsor
Blake Archie A., c, R. P. O. elk, r 249
Sou'h av f
Blake Charles E., wks C. F. Fairbanks
Blake Edward, c, lab E. T. V. & G. R.
R.
Blake Fannie, c, laundress, r 93 Fra«er
Blake G^rge S., grocer, r 53 Plum
Blake Henr>' E., c, porter Sou Ex Co, r
277 Fraser
Blake Henry E. Jr, c (H. E. Blake it
Co), r 290 South av
Blake H. E. & Co, c, grocers, 286 Praser
Blake Jo^eph, c, train hand W. & A. B.
R., r 66 Richmond
Blake Mollie, c, laundress, r 37 Hills ay
Blake Molly, c, laundress, r 94 N. Bell
Blake Robert, c, wks J. E. Harrison
Bla^e Thomas H., c, grocer, r 277 W.
Peters ,
Blake & Fisher (E. S. Blake A i),
grocers 53 Plum
Blakely Charles, c, shoemkr, r 17 Thomp-
son al
Blakely Mollie F. Miss, with AU« £a-
terprise, r 161 South av
Blalock Austin, c, janitor Walker St
School, r rear 279 W. Mitchell
Blalock Mary, c, cook, r 10 Whitney
Row
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Blalock Robert J., trav agt Howard,
Wood & Co, r 53 Luckie
Blanchard Edwin R., carpenter, r 144
Fillmore
Blanchard John, c, waiter Markh^m
House
Blanchard Moses C, r 145 W. Mitchell
Blanchard Waid H., conductor W. & A.
R. R., r 262 Marietta
Bland Clemmon, c, lab, r 402 Mangum
Bland Wyly, c, wks J. R. Cross
Blandford John W., elk D. H. Dough-
erty
Blandford Mark H., judge supreme
court, r Columbus, Ga
Blankinship J. A., wks Ogletree, Rob-
inson & Boyd
Blankiuship W. D., wks H. M. Beutell
BlantOQ Benjamin, c, lab, r 29 Riggers
Blanton William, c, wks J. L. Johnson,
r 254 Fraser
Blassiugame W. J., conductor Ga R. R.
Bledsoe Cyrus, c, blksmith, r Bell wood
Bledsoe Levi, c, lab, r rear ^44 Marietta
Blenkeim Thomas W., elk, r 185 Loyd
Bliem Herman (Bliem & Leyh), r 143
W. Peters
Bleim & Leyh (H. Bleim, C. Leyh),
bakers 143 W. Peters
Bliley Frank X., carpenter W. & A. R.
R., r 75 X. Calhoun
Block Frank E., candy and cracker
mnfr, 35, 87, 39 E. Alabama, r 424
Peach tree
Blocker Charles B., r 44 W. Peters
Blocker Daniel W., carpenter, r 26 Hil-
liard
Blocker John O^ wks J. M. Mace & Son
Blodgett John, elk F. C. Grange
Blodgett John F., R. P. O. elk, bds 71
Fairlie I l
Blood Balm Co (J. P. Dromgoole, L. M.
OlUam and W. Sheek), 61 S. Broad
Bloodworth Clarence J., elk Chamber-
lin, Johnson & Co, r 145 Ivy
Bloodworth Emily L., wid T. J., r 145
Ivy
Bloodworth George, c, wks J. McKin-
ley, r 23 Gray
Bloodworth Herbert R., bkkpr J. H.
James, r 200 Jones
Bloodworth Jaaon G., bkkpr Atla Com-
press & Warehousing Co, r 96 Pulliam
Bloodworth Lltt J., street inspector, r 2
Warren pi
Bloodworth Otis B., cash Qhamberlln,
Johnson <fc Co, r 145 Ivy
Bloodworth Thomas H. P., with J. P.
Harrison A Co, r 200 Jones
Bloomfleld Elizabeth, wid M., r 79 E.
Hunter
•Bloomingdale Charles R., r 34 Exposi-
tion Grounds
Blount Barton M. (Blount & Hill), r 132
Spring
Blount Francis M., bkkpr Dunlop. &
Cohen, r 28 Formwalt
Blount H. Percy, printer, r 205 Peach-
tree
Blount John (Nickless & Blount) and
(Blount & Co), bds 100 Walton
Blount John T., r 205 Peachtree
Blount Joseph, c, wks J. R. Wilkinson
Blount Louise Mrs., r 132 Spring
Blount Mitchell N., elk C. R. R., r 13
N. Collins
Blount Mumford, c, wks Ga Pac Ry, r
180 Clarke
Blount Sarah C, wid J. C, r 115 Ivy
Blount & Co (J. Blount and T. P. Mur-
phy), saloon 142 Marietta
Blount & Hill (B. M. Blount and L. M.
Hill), mfrs wagons and agl imple-
ments 11-17 Bartow
Blue Bose, c, wlcs Wilkins, Post & Co
Blue Bo«ton, c, lab, r 66 Green'8 Ferry
av
Blue Ernest W., jeweler 106>^ Peachtree
Board of Education, 47 Washington
Board of Health, office 63 Whitehall
Board of Police Commissioners, 47
Pryor
Boatenriter John B., cabinet, mkr, r
X. Butler
Boatfield Frank, wks Atla Cot Mills r 19
Orrae '
Boatlield Samuel, wks Atla Cot Mills, r
19 Orme
Boatlield Samuel Jr., carpenter, r 19
Orme
Boatfield William
Mills, r 19 Orme
Boatright John B., cabinet mkr, r 81 N.
Butler
Boaz George R., capitalist, 28 Peachtree^
r 17 Wheat
Bobo Charles, carpenter, r Bellwood
Bobo George W., furniture, r 178 Davis
Bobo John H., photographer, 612 Ma-
rietta
Bobo Martin J. (M. J. Bobo & Co), bds
105 Walton
Bobo M.J. & Co. (M. J. Bobo and )y
furniture, 118 Marietta
Bobo Willis G., elk Clarke & Roberts^
r 17 Hunnicutt
Bock Leo, artist, 32^ W. Mitchell
Bodie Frank, c, wks Blount & Hill
S.
81
Samuel Jr., carpenter,
W., wks Atla Cot
W. J. WILLIHGHAM
64 Eittott. Lmmber, Latt^
l^insrlefl Mid Use*
Telepkoae Ko. tit.
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THE ITLflNTR ENCERPRTSE, Eoom 9, James' Block
Cfiret iBf^nuitloB U stranirers in the etty. Call at our oMee.
Bodie Guy, c, porter Carmichael & Tur-
ner, res Chestnut, 3rd n of Hunter
Bodie Martha, c, laundress, r 54 Newton
Bodkin Nathan, c, lab, r 20 Kennesaw al
Boeckh Charles, civil engineer, 63 Hous-
ton
Boettcher Richard, elk H. Werner, r 359
W. Peters
Bogart Joseph L.,wks E.T.,V. & G.R.B.,
bds 12 Anderson
Boggs Jesse, wks Atja Wire Wks, r 303
E. Hunter
Boggs Samuel, carpenter, r 303 E. Hun-
ter .'
Boggus Frank M., wks W. R. Jester, r
30 Plum ;,
Bohannon Mary, c, laundress, r 2 Glynn
Bohannon P. H., elk E. T.,V. <fc G. R R ,
r 60 E. Peters
Bonhannon William F., wks Constitu-
tion, r 34 Bailey
Bohler John H.,r 83 Exposition grounds
Bohnefeld Charles, cabinet mkr, 11^ S.
Broad, r31 Poplar
Bohnefeld Lillie Miss, elk M. Rich &
Bros
Bohnefeld Richard, cabinet mkr, r 85 W.
Foundry
Bohr Moritz, barkpr J. Domini, r 67 N.
Butler
BOLAXD KELLS H. DR., business man-
ager Nat Surg Inst, r 30 E. Alabama
Bolden Samuel, c, wks Wilkins, Post <lc
Co
Bolding George C, cabinet mkr Fenley
Furniture Co, r Ponder av cor Fourth
Boles Thomas L., wks R. & D. R. R., r
8 Boulevard
Boles Tobe, c, wks Ga Pac Ry
Bolin John, c, blksmith W. W. McAfee,
r Marietta rd
Bolin S. L., wid T., r 72 Martin
Bolin Texas Miss, r 109 Thurmond
BoUes Greorge F., manager D. Appleton
& Co, r Ashby cor Oak W. E.
Bollmann John B., with W. BoUmann, r
27 Merrifs av
BOLLMANN WILLIAM, watches, clocks
and jeweler, 10 Whitehall, r 76 Ma-
rietta
Bolsius Antonio, elk Ga. R. R., bds 12
Loyd
Bolton Robert D., farmer, r Bellwood
Bolton Robert D. Jr., dairy, r Bellwood
Bomar Anthony, c, lab, r 290 South av
Bomar George, c, lab, r rear 287 Fraser
Bomar Henry, c, carpenter, r 290 South
av
Bomar Oliver, c, porter Crane, Boylston
& Co, r 1 Grady
Bomar Peter, c, lab, r 290 South ar *^'^;^»
Bond Henry, c, wks John T. Stocks
Bond Joseph T., carpenter, r 6 Chestnut
Bond Travis H., wks W. & A. R. He, r
38 Alexander
Bondurant Robert E., contractor, r 68
South av - ' *•
Bone James C, lab, r 68 Rhodes ;
Bone Sanders, carpenter, r 8 Ga R. R
Bone William H., packer Moore, Marsh
& Co, r 8 Ga Pac Ry
Bone venture M., Sister of Mercy procu-
ratrix. Academy Immaculate Concep-
tion
Bonnell Lee, c, porter P. Jones, r Jack-
son, n of Wheat
Bonnell William A., sexton Oakland
Cemetery, r 63 Fraser
Bonnell R. T., elk, r 233 E. Hunter
Bonner David, c, lab, r 57 Gullatt
Bonner Frank, c, grocer 238 Wheat
Bonner Frank, c, lab E. T. V. & G. R B
Bonner Frederick, c, cook, r 206 E.Caia
Bonner James, c, lab, r 22 Fraser
Bonner Joseph, c, lab, r 17 Jenning's al
Bonner liCe, c, lab, r 11 Thomption's al
Bonner Nathan, c, butler, r 16 New
Wheat
Bonner NeUon, c, lab, r 174 McDaniel
Booker Frank, wks Sou Agl Wks, r 8
Mills
Booker Frank, c, porter John Keely, r
57 Fulton
Booker Frank, e, lab, r 212 Richardson
Booker S. A., wid W. M.. r 8 MUls
Bookout Henry, elk Bradstreet Co, r 47
Tattnall
Bookout Henry, mess W. U^Tel Co
Bookout John J., with J. M. Bookout, r
160 Nelson
BOOKOUT JOHN M. Jeweler and watch-
makr 34 Peachtree, r 160 Nelson
Boon Adam, c, wks J. W. Alexander
Boon Amos, wks W. & A. R. R*, r 59
Hunnicutt
Boon Eliza H. wid J., r 52 Hunnicutt
Boon Henry, c, waiter R. G. Thompson
Boon Mannv, wks W. dc A. R. R
Boon Squire, c, mason, r 149 Ira
Boon Thomas W., r 196 Luckie
Boon William F., engineer Ga Pac Ry, r
42 W. Simpson
Boos Andrew, foreman Hook and Lad-
der Co, bds 28 N. Forsyth
Booth R. S., with John Keelr
Booth Robert L., wks S. P. "iRIeharatf 4l
Son, r rear 233 Decatur
W. M. Scott
TEE ISM6 6ESrS FUSIISSflL
II and 13 Whitshall St
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ATLANTA RUBBER CO.
BELTING. HOSE, PACKINa, Ac, BOOH
SHOES Am) CLOTHING.
ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS.
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138
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Booth Sampson, wks Atla Cot Mills, r 69
W. Foundry
Booth William K., carriagemakr 72, 74
and 76 W. Peters, r 38 I.arkin
Borchardt Charles, bntch»^r, r 56 E.
Baker
BORCHEIM L. E., physician and sur-
geon 43}4 Whitehall, bds Markham
House
Borgus A., wks Sou Agl Wks
Boring James W., elk, r 53 S. Bell
Boring John M., physician, 61 8. For-
syth
Boring William R., wks Hunnicurt and
Bpllingrath, r 61 S. Forsyth
Born Dilmus L., saloon 62 Decatur, r
country
Born Leonidas J .. mason, r 97 Nhw
Wheat
Born Stile, lab, bds 522 Decatur
Borokoff Savvar, tailor Hirsch Bros, r
185 E. Hunter
Bosard Weslev R., railroad sec Y. M. C.
A., bds 33 X. Forsyth
Bosche Richard C, sign painter 18
Peach tree, r 58 W. Foundry
Bostian John A., v,-ks Ogletree, Robin-
sou & Boyd, res Grant opp Pettus
Bo0tick Abram, c, carpenter, r 139 Form-
wait •
BOSTICK ARTHUR B., asst supt W. &
A. R. R., r 120 Loyd
Bostick Joseph, c, wksL. Cohen & Co
Boston Peter, c, lab, r rear 22 W.
Mitchell
Boetwick A. E. Mrs., grocer 32 E. Foun-
dry
Bostwick Charles E., bkkpr John Keely,
r 311 Whitehall
Bostwick Thomas R„bkkpr W. L.Fain,
r 32 E. Foundry ■ .
Boswell Augustus L., lab, r 18 Alice
Boswell Elizabeth J. Miss, domestic, r
150 Gullatt
Boswell John, j, lab, r 2 Louisa al
Boewell John, c, lab, r 7 Nunnally's al
Boswell L. E.,supt Atla Soap Works
Boswell Randolph, c, lab, r 11 S. Collins
Boe^well Stephen T., c, mason, r Hun-
nicutt, 1st w of Orme
Boswell Thomas S., second asst City En-
gineer 25 S. Broad, bds 101 Nelson
Bosworth Donald, salesman Chamberlin,
Johnson & Co
Bosworth Elizabeth, wid W. r 233
Jones
Bosworth Franklii>P., wks Sou Spring
Bed Co, bds 330 Marietta
MITCH ELlirPARKER
Bosworth James J., cattle dealer, r 111
N. Collins
Bosworth Josiah M., optician, r 28
Moore
Boullard Eliza Mias, domestic J. P.
Hodge, r 31 Mills
Bourne James M., tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co, r 13 Werners av
Bourne William N., wks E. Van Winkle
& Co
Bours William, wks E. T. V. & G. R. R,
r 31 Grant
Boutell George H., carpenter, r 161 W.
Foundry
Boutell John, contractor, r 138 X. Col- i
lins i
Bowden James T., carpenter, r ^1
Highland av
Bowden Jesse, c, lab, r 14 Richmond
Bowden John M. Rev., pastor Paynes
Chapel, r 282 Luckie
Bowden Michael A. (Patterson & Bow-
den), b<ls Mnrkhain House
Bowden Paire, c, lab, r 150 EUiott
Bo wen Benjamin, wks Atla Cot Mills, r
n s Cain, 2nd w of Marietta
Bo wen Bartow, plumber Hunnicutt &
Bellingrath
Bowen Caroline, wid H., r 154 W. Fair
Bowen Catherine, wid W., r 174 W.
Foundry
Bowen Edward, c, carpenter, r Greens
Ferry av W E
Bowen Elizabeth, wid G. W., r 6 Bother-
ton
Bowen James, c, porter S. W. Day, r
rear 132 Gullatt r ^
Bowen James C. (H. Crankshaw & Co),
r 162 Thompson
Bowen John, c, carpenter, r290 Hillliard
Bowen Jonas, c, shoemakr, r 71 W.
Peters
Bowen Joseph, carpenter, r 154 W. Fair
Bowen Lewis F., brakeman W. & A. R.
R., r 60 Markham
Bowen Lewis J., bds 155 Walton
Bowen Lizzie Mrs., r ns Cain, 2d w of
Marietta
Bowen Martha A., wid C. A., r 60
Markhara
Bowen Thomas, tinner, r 191 Davis
Bowen William H., machinist, r 174 W.
Foundry
Bowen William H., molder, r rear 10
Culver J
Bowen William H., train hand W. & A.
R. R., r 178 Haynes
Bowers John, tinner Hunnicutt <t Bell-
ingrath
THE MILBURH I S
Lightest Draught & Best Hn- I
Wagon in the Market.
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Bowers T. J., photogi*apher 177>^ Mari-
etta, r Constitution, Ga
Bowie Eliza A. Miss, r 199 S. Pryor
Bowie James A., elk John Ryan, r 199
S. Prvor
BOWIE JOHN A., genl ins agt, repre-
sents Merchants Ins Co, of Newark,
N. J.; Mechanics Fire Ins Co of
Brooklyn; Virginia Home, of Rich-
mond; Accident Ins Co, ot North
America, 27 k Whitehall, r 120 S.
Pryor
Bowie R. Miss, teacher Crew Street
School
Bowles iLphraim, c, wks Kimbnll House,
r 14 State
Bowles Billiard, c, lab, r 14 State
Bowles Solomon, c, lab, r76 Magazine
Bowles Thomas H., railway advertising
7}4 S. Broad, bds Markham House
Bowles T. L., wks R. & D. R. R.
Bowles L. S-, wid D. S., r 5 Ponce De
Leon av
Bowman Samuel E., collector Hinman
& Bro, r Walton, cor Spring
Bowman Wylie L., c, mas«»n, r 1 Grady
Bowne Alfred T., physician, r 159 N.
Collins
Boyce Arthur, wks L. H. Hall & Co
Boyce William J., r Jones av, cor Gray
Boyd Amanda, c, laundress Markham
House
Boyd Anthony, c, lab, r 160 N. Calhoun
Boyd Calvin, c, lab, r Gate City, bey
limits
Boyd Dock, c, lab, r Gate City, bey
limits
Boyd George W. (Ogletree, Robinson &
Boyd), r Marietta, Ga
Boyd, Hanye & Co (T. J. Boyd, W. E.
& R. M. Hanye), gnx'ers 87 Decatur
Boyd Henrietta, c. laundress, r 31 James
Boyd Isaac S. (Boyd <t Baxter), r Mari-
etta, Ga
Boyd James F., whol jeweler and spec-
tacles Sy2 Marietta, r 4*17 Marietta
Boyd James »., grocer 98 Peachtree, r
39 W. Baker
Boyd Jordan, c, drayman T. M. Clarke A
Co, r 16 Werners av
Boyd Joseph, c, lab, r25 Pittman av
Boyd Kate Mrs., r 48 Thompson
Boyd Laura, c, 'aundress, r 26 Rawson
Boyd Mary, c, nurse, r 10 Ivy
Boyd M. A., wid O., r 74 N. Calhoun
' Boyd Robert E., dep elk U. S. Court, r
22 Bartow
Boyd Thomas J. (Boyd, Hanye & Co), r
65 N. Collins
Boyd Virgil H., conductor Ga R. IL, r
4 Gilmer
Boyd Walter C, elk John Ryan, r 79
Loyd
Boyd Warren E., with Beck & Gregg
Hardware Co. bds 13 Washington
Bovd WiHiam R., agt, r 13 Washington
Boyd W. Wallace (E. Van Winkle &
Co), r 54 N. Forsyth
BOYD & BAXTER (Isaac S. Boyd and
T. W. Baxter), Atla Furniture Fac-
tory 533 and 535 Marietta
Boykin Black, c, lab, r 287 Rawson
Boykin Charles, c, wks Atla St Ry Co, r
283 Capitol av '0^ ,^■■
Boykin Frank, c, wks Atla St Ry Co
Bovkin Hunter R., elk C. M. Barnwell
& Co, r 220 Peachtree
Boykin Samuel, c, lab, r 129 McDaniel
Boykin Vincent, c,lab, r 29 Parks
Boy Ian Joseph, dry goods, 134 Deca
Boyle Bridget Miss, r 82 Expositi'
Grounds
Bovle John M., carriage trimmer J, M.
Smith, r 31 Chai»el
Bovles John A., fireman Atla Water
Wks, r Water Wks
Bovlston Henry (Crane, Boylstcm A
Co. , r328 Peachtree
Bovlston Reid Mrs., r 344 Peachtree
Boylston A. E. Mrs., florist, 100 Forrest
av
Boynton Charles E., mer, r 216 Rawson
Boynton Elnathan, carpenter, r 100 For-
rest av
Boynton Greorge H., grocer, 15 S. For-
svth, r 215 Rawson
BOYNTON MOLLIS A., whol grocer, 19
E. Alabama, r 41 Windsor
Boyniton John, c, lab, r 46 Fort
BoyiAon Miller, c, butler, r 12 Cedar
Boviwon Richard, lab, r 3 Newton
Bozeiian Evelina A., wid J. F., r 119 E.
Mitchell
BRACEWELL JAMES R., furniture
dealer, 32 W. Mitchell, r 144 Loyd
Brace>%el] James S., elk J. R. Bracewell,
r 144 Lord
Bracewell John W., elk J. B. Bracewell,
r 144 Loyd
Bradbrook Ado^>h, c, cari)enter W. d A.
R. R., r 1 South
Bradbury Emma Miss, domestic^ r rear
164 Fillmore
Bradbury James R., elk, A. & W. P. K.
R., r 52 N. Butler
Bradbury Macey, wid J., r 72 Martin
Bradbury M. H. Miss, tailoress, r 13
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Bradbury Samuel, lab, r rear 164 Fill-
more
Bradbury William B., foreman Boyd &
& Baxter, r country
Bradbury William S., painter Boyd &
Baxter, r country
Bradbury W., elk C. R. R
Bradfield George, c, lab, r Peachtree bey.
limits
BBiJ)FI£LD JOSIAH, president Brad-
field Regulator Co, r 245 Rawson
BRADFIELD LEWIS H., druggist, 26
Whitehall, r 27 E. Hunter
Bradfield Regulator Co— The, patent
medicines, 18 W. Alabama
Bradford Clara, c, laundress, r 335
Wheat
Bradford James, c, porter S. M. Inman,
r rear 117 S. Forsyth
Bradford John D., ins agt, bds 20 Capitol
av
Bradford L. E., wid J., r Oak W. E.
Bradford Samuel J., salesman Charaber-
lin, Johnson & Co, r Oak, W. E
Bradley Annie Miss, r 389 Whitehall
Bradley Clara Miss, r 389 Whitehall
Bradley C. G., R. P. O. elk, bds 60 Cone
Bradley Elijah L., elk J. M. Bradley, r
Parker's Bend, Ga
Bradley George E., machinist, E. T. V.
& G. R. R
Bradley Horace, artist, 39)^ Decatur, r
389 Whitehall » |
Bradley John A., paver, r 5 Plum
Bradley John F., carpenter, r 215 W.
Fair
Bradley John M., grocer, 508 Decatur, r
616 Decatur ^
Bradley M. A., wid W., r 261 Luckle
Bradley Philip B., elk John Silvey & Co,
r 3 Bradley
Bradley Samuel, with Estey Organ Co,
r 20 Highland av
Bradley Thomas, mason, r Curran bey.
limits
Bradley William, paver, r 5 Plum
Bradshaw Ira, wks W. R. Jester
Bradshaw John N., with H. A. Fuller &
Son, r 203^ E, Alabama
BBADSTREET CO— THE, H. C. Leon-
ard gupt. Imp. Mercantile Agency, 36
t S. Pryor
I Brady Anna Miss, r 122 Whitehall
\ Brady Isaac A., mer 40 Whitehall, r 225
; 8. Forsyth '-^
; Brady James, elk John Ryan, r 195
Joaes
iBraciyJohaD., baker, 122 Whitehall, r
I 906 Jones
Brady Michael, wks J. D. Brady, r 122
Whitehall
Brady Simon D., grocer, r 96 Alexander
Brady Thomas B. (Miller & Brady), r 45
N. Collins
Brady Thomas E., foreman Ga. R. R., r
195 Jones
Bragg Amanda, c, cook, r 7 DeWald al
Brailsford Robert, engineer E. T. V. &
G. R. R., r 54 W. Peters
BRIMLETT DAVID Q., restaurant, 51
Whitehall, r 27 Rhodes
Bram'ett Margeret, wid L., r 27 Rhodes
Branilett Ralph S., with D. Q. Bramlett,
r 27 Rhodes
Branan Anna, wid W. E., r 113 Hous-
ton
Branan Charles I., trav agt, r 28 Mark-
ham
Branan Columbus W., grocer, 17 Savan-
nah, r 15 Savannah
Branan John C. A., engineer GaPac Ry,
r 71 W. Simpson
Branan Louisa Mrs., r 78>^ Whitehall
Branan Mary A., wid D. H., r 28 Mark-
ham
Branch Jacob, c, lab, r 9 Rawson ,
Brahch Lina c, cook, r 9 Rawson
Branch Thomas, c, lab, r 9 Rawson
Brandon Abraham C, molder, r 56 Plum
Brandon John S., c, lab, r 27 Howell
Brandon Thomas, c, blksmith, r 27
Howell
Branhan Charles, trav agt, r 9 Lowe al
Brannan Frank D., elk E. T. V. & G.
R. R., r 63 Smith
Brannan Pinkey L. Miss, teacher Walker
Street School, r 9 Lowe al
Brannen Edward H., wks Wilking, Post
& Co
Brannon Charles wks Sou Agl Wks
Bntnnon Henry S., wks W. E. Jones, r
52 Capitol av
Brannon Jesse T., farmer, r 13 Exposi-
tion grounds
Brannon Jesse T. Jr., wks Expo Mills,
r 13 Exposition grounds
Brannon J". F. & Co. (J. F. Brannon
and ), fertilizers, 30)^ Marietta
Brannon William, r 13 Expositioa
grounds
Brantley Greorge, driver, r 20 Gemunden
Brantley James, c, lab, r 168 Houston
Brantlev Marv, c, laundress, r 86 Pratt
Brantley WUliam, c. wks W. S. Bell, r
158 Houston
Brantley William G., c, carpenter, res
Vine, 2nd n of Magazine _
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Brantley William N., c, carpenter, res
Vine, 2nd n of Magazine
Braswell George P., elk J. A. Fisher, r
3 N.Bell
Bratchel Emma, c, wks J. E. Kries, r
rear 58 Wheat
Bratton John, elk J. A. Anderson & Co,
bds 81 Marietta
Bratton Lawrence R., elk C. O. Tyner,
r 81 Marietta
Brause Bernard, shipping elk Elsas, May
<fc Co, r 44 W. Hunter
Bray Thomas C, elk W. L. Stanton &
Co, r 172 W. Fair
Bray Wellborn M., lawyer, 21 Vg' Marietta
Braselton Laura Miss, r 24^ E. Alabama
Briand John L., gardener, r 75 Alexan-
der
Brice George W., r 11 Exposition Gr'da
Brice Smith, c, lineman W. U. Tel Co
Brickell De Witt C, carriagemkr, r 14
Haynes ^'\
Bridge James Jr, cotton broker, r 177
Peachtree ' ■'^
Bidger A , wid J. P., r 35 Mills ^
BBIDOER JOHN C, coal, 22 S. Broad,
r 23 Luckie
Bridger Joseph P., r 307 Luckie
Bridger Julia, wid J. P. Sr, r 272 W.
Peachtree
Bridger Sarah, c, cook, r 11 Glynn
Bridges Carrie, wid J., r Bellwood
Brazelton Richard, c, i)orter W. S. Wil- \ Bridges Henry, c, wks W. T. Park, r 13
son & Co Ira \^ 4^^
Brazelton Robert, saloon and billiard Bridges John, wks E. Van Winkle * Co
hall, 7 N. Pryor, r 35 N. Pryor
Brazelton, V. L., wid J. B., r 35 N.
Pryor
Brayant Will, messenger W. U. Tel Co
Breedlove Miles, c, lab, r 111 Stonewall
BSEITENBUCHEB PHIUP, propr
"The Atianta,'' 32 Marietta, r 12 N.
Spring
Brennan Charles, painter, r Fort, n of
North av
Brennan Daniel L. (McGeever & Bren-
nan), r Birmingham, Ala
Brenner Amelia M. Miss, teacher Mari-
etta St School, r 305 Marietta
Brenner Donald, printer Budden & Son
Brenner William H. (Brenner, Zachry
& Co), r 305 Marietta
BSENXEB, ZACHRY & CO (W. Bren-
ner, W. I. & J. B. Zachry), Crescent
Flouring and Grist Mills, 320 Marietta
Breuning Caspar, policeman, r 96 E.
Baker
Brewer Edward, engineer W. & A. R.
R., bds 143 Walton
Brewer George W., fireman W. & A. B.
R, bds 143 Walton
Brewer Green, c, lab, r 164 Windsor
Brewer John W., carpenter, r 61 Larkin
Brewer Robert V., grocer 590 Marietta
Brewster Andrew, c, carpenter, r 200 E.
Cain
Brewster Eliza, c, laundress, r rear 22
W. Mitchell
Brewster Frank E., wks Sou Spring
Bed Co, r 16 Bush
Brewster Gary S., tray agt, bds 28 N.
Forsyth
Brewster Henry, c, barber P. Maltry, r
355 Ivy
Briand Alice Miss, with John Keely
I, carpenter, r Edgewood
n A., mason, r 124 W.
Bridges Robert, wks W. <& A. R. R., r
Bellwood
Bridges William, c, drayman Carlton A
Smith
Bridwell Cicero, grocer 114 W Mitchell,
r 116 W. Mitchell
Bridwell James M., butcher, r 19 Sa-
vannah
Bridwell John.
Bridwell John
Hunter
Bridwell John A. Jr, mason, r 134 W.
Hunter
Bridwell Johnson W., stonecutter, r 134
W. Hunter
Bridwell Malachi L., supt M. Bridwell,
r 12 N. Moore
Bridwell Maston M., wood yard 219 De-
■/catur, r 166 Decatur
Bridwell Sallie, wid H.,r 152 W. Hunter
Bridwell Walter, elk C. Bridwell, r 116
W. MitcheU
Bridwell William H., section boss Qa,
Pac Ry, r 152 W. Hunter
Bridwell Zlon L., printer Republicaa, r
Pine, cor Luckie
Briggs Joseph A., c, slate roofer,. r3
Ix)vejoy
Briggs Henry, c, wks T. M. Johnson, r
I61ra
Bright Jesse T. (J. S. Pemberton Ai Co),
bds Cannon House ,_
Brightw^ll John, carpenter, lltflf ^^
dar
Brightwell William A., contraclttt^ r 3ti
Peachtree
Brinkley Mary, c, laundresa, r C W.
Humphries
.Briscoe Alexander C, sec and steno-
I grapher B. B. com, r 223 S. Pryor
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Briscoe Beojamin W., elk, bds 222 S.
Pryor
Bbrisendine Leroy, carpenter, r 5 Factory
Brtsendine Lewis, shoemaker, 518 Deca-
tur
Bnsendine Patrick, r 27 Savannah
BrLsendine Pleasant E., wks Kimball
iHouse
Brietow Parker, c, lab, r 1 ear 149 Gullatt
Britt Charles, molder, r 77 Ga. R. R.
Britt Gustave, machinist, bds 170 Deca-
tur
Britt James W., wks McCombs, Taylor
ifc Co., r 69 HUl
Britt Joel, stock dealer, rll Werner's ay
Britt Samuel, molder, r 69 Hil4-
;Britton Ed^ar c, wks D. J. Lee, r 169
Davis
Broaden Albert, c, carpenter, r 154 Hil-
' Hard
Broaden Samuel, lab, r rear 60 Robbins
Broad nax Joseph, c, drayman, r 37 Brad-
bury al
Broad us Oscar, c, waiter Mrs. A. E. Rag-
land, r 112 Willow
Brock A. Jemima c, cook, r rear 50 Hul-
iey
Brock Camillus A. with John Keely, r
38 W. Peters
Brock J. Thomas bkkpr bds Grant House
Brock W. P., c, brakesman R & D R. R
Broc'kens John C, barkpr, E. Mercer, r
145 S. Forsyth
Brockett Clinton T., dentist, 57 Marietta
Brbi'kham Anna, wid J. C, r 89 Chapel
Br^kman Burrell, c, driver, r 18 Hun-
aicutt
Brockman Willis A., salesman r 30 Ella
Broddus Elbert A. machinist Winship &
Bro r ^
Brogan Ellen, wid D, r 273 Decatur
Brogden: Hester, c, wks Atla Cot Mills
Brdgden Mary; 0,. laundress, r 22 State
Broggans^Riith, c, laundress, r N end
South
BMHnley Charles, foreman Expo Mills, r
84 Exposition Grounds
Brdmley Frank H., engineer Expo Mills
r 84 Exposition Grounds
Bromley John J*, wks Expo. Mill, r 84
Exposition Grounds
Bromley Parker 8., elk, r 84 Exposition
Gfrounds
BROKK ALTUI., saloon, 250 Ira
Brooiier Robert, c, lab, r 11 Fraaer
Bmimer Thomas, c, pgrter, r 6 Dunn's al
Brqc^ C. H^ flagman R. & D. E. R
Brookens Mattison D. Rev., c, pastor
Shiloh A. M. E. Church, r 115 Maga-
zine
Bro >kens William, c, lab, r 2 Biggers
Brookings William R., wks J. A. Adams,
r 19 Leonard J
Brooks Addie Mrs., weaver F. C. S. Co,
bds C, Factory Grounds
Brooks Albert B., c, blksmith^ J. A. J.
Davis, r 150 N. Calhoun
Brooks Albert W., real estate, r 389
Whitehall
Brooks Allen, c, lab, r 10 Gemunden
Br'^oks Alonzo A., policeman, r 195
Whitehall
Brooks Belford, c, lab, r 98 Decatur
Brooks Berrien L., bkkpr J. Regensteio,
r 20 Gilmer
Brooks Beverly C, c, mer, r 6 JiTunnally's
al
Brooks Bradford, lab, r 89 Kelly
Brooks Carrie, wid J. D , r 59 Howell
Brooks Charles, c, blksmith E. T. V. <&
G. R. R
Brooks David, boiler mkr R. & D. R. R.,
bds 188}^ Decatur
Brooks Dorsey, c, drayman, r 2 War-
lick's al
Brooks Edward T., c, lab r Ira nw cor
Sharp ^
Brooks Ephraim, c, shoemkr 143 Ma-
rietta, r 163 W. Foundry
Brooks E. W., pres Atla Cotton Mills
Supply Co, r Edgewood
Brooks Greorge, c, woodcuuter, r rear
35 W. Baker
Brooks Harriet E., wid E. F., r 19 Pui-
liam ..
; Brooks Henry, c, lab, r rear 69 Chapel
Brooks Henry, c, waiter H. Williams, r
56 Decatur
Brooks Hiram, c, furniture 178 Oecatur
Brooks Hiram, c, lab, r 2 Raspberry al
Brooks James M. elk R. £. Redus <& Co,
rl95 Whitehall
Brooks James W., elk J. Warlick & Son,
r 34 N. Calhoun
Brooks John, painter, r W. Third, w of
Ponder
Brooks John, c, lab, r 127 Wheat
Brooks John W., machiniflt B. Vau
Winkle & Co, r 51 Gilmer
Brooks Joseph, elk, r 49 Glynn
Brooks Joslah S., barkpr 218 Decatur, r
cor Kelly and Glenn
Brooks Levi, c, wks J. Lagomarsino, r
Marietta ni
Brooks Lizzie, c, laundress, r 221 Man-
gum
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Brooks Louisia, c, nurse, r rear 1^1 Me-
Dauiel
Brooks Madison, c, pedler, r 110 Elliott
Brooks Maria, wid W. P., r 42 King
Brooks Mary, c, cook, r 6 Fort
Brooks Matilda C, wid J. W., r 49
Gl5mn
Brooks Miles W. (G. M. Downs & Co),
r Edgewood
Brooks Neil, c, lab, r Mills se cor Wil-
liams
Beooks Peter, c, lab, r 30 X. Calhoun
Brooks Robert, c, wks Blhem <3k Leah, r
134 Elliott .
Brooks Sarah, c, laundress, r 224 C. B.R
Brooks Simeon, wks Ga Pac Rv, r 125
Wheat
Brooks Thomas,c,blksmith, rl50 X. Cal-
houn
Brooks William A., tinner, E. T. V. &
G. K. R., r 59 Howell
Brooks William R., wks R. & D. R. R.,
r 23 Hilliard
Brooks William W., wks W. L. Jarvls,
bds 28 Mechanic
Broom Charles M., mess Sou Express Co
Broom Malinda, wid J., r 127 Marietta
Broonifleld James, c, lab, r 45 Valentine
Broomhead Benjamin H., contractor,
sec and treas W. E. & Atla St R. R.
Co, W. E. av
Broomhead John D., c, lab, r 175 Raw-
son
Broomhead John S., supt W. E. & Atla
St R. R., r 406 Whitehall
Broomhead Miiledge, c, wks I. Elsas, r
175 Rawson
Brotherton Chapman B., oik John Ryan,
r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton John T., elk W. H. Brother-
ton, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton Levi .Rev., r 72 McDanie
Brotherton M<ircus A., elk D. H. Dough-
erty, r Hammond W. E .
Brotherton Walter E , metreman. Atla
Gas Light Co, r 72 McDaniel
Brotherton William H., genl store 103
Whitehall, 2 W. MitcheU, r 229 S.
Forsyth
Brotherton William M., with W. H.
Brotherton, r 229 S. Forsyth
Broughton Anna, c, laundress Markham
House, r 112 Walton
Broughton Jenkins, c, porter Bradfield
Regulator Co, r rear 238 Peachtree
Browder D. Houston (D. H. Browder &
Co), bds Markham House
BROWDER D. H. A CO (D.H. Browder,
J. W. Duncan and D. L. Dickey)
druggists, 26 Loyd, Markham House
Brower Lorenzo W., machinist, r 9
Pearl L *, . - Ht:
Brown Abraham B., c, dntyman, r 5w5
Mangum
Brown Alex, c, wks Ga Pac By, r 1^
Marietta
Brown Allen, c, drayman Tanner, Cur-
rier & Heath 1 .
Brown Amanda, c, cook, r 48 Xewton
Brown America, c, laundress, r 37 Mayes
al
Brown Andrew, printer, r 25 Martin
Brown Andrew J., printer Constitution,
r 166 W. Hunter
Brown Ann, c, cook, r 9 Jennin^ al
Brown Anthony, c, lab, r 151 Windsor
Brown A., wks Huiiuicutt<£; Bellingrath
Brown A., elk W. S. Bell, r 106>^ Peach-
tree
Brown Benjamin, c, lab, r 25 Thurmond
Brown Carrie, c, laundress, r 106 Tatnall
Brown Cephas M., Clk C. R. B., r 375 S.
Pryor
Brown Charles, mineral water mnfr, 88
Luckie
Brown Charles, lab, r 52 Haynes
Browm Charles, c, butler C. Knowles, r
rear 220 Peachtree
Brown Charles R., upholsterer M. Rich
& Bros
Brown Clinton B., elk, r34 Walker
Brown Clinton I., capitalist, 8 Whitehall,
r 112 E. Peters
Brown Clyde, c, laundress, r 10 Jones al
Brown Coleman R., upholsterer, r 9
Parker
Brown Columbus, c, shoemkr, r 38
Hiirs av
Brown Cora Miss, r 373 S. Pryor
Brown Daniel, c, lab, r rear 93 Windsor
Brown Daniel, c, wks A. P. Stewart &
Co
Brown Daniel c, porter W. Mims, r rear
31 N. Forsyth
Brown Dock, c, driver D. ^'. Speer, r
rear 486 Peachtree
Brown Dorthula Miss, governess H. Ar-
nold, r 266 N. Collins
Brown Ebenezer C, (£. C. Brown 4t
Co.) r 48 y. Collins
Brown Edwsard, e, cook Jack, Ward ^
Co, r 10 S. Calhoun
Brown Edward, c, lab, r Cox ne cor
Orme
Brown Edward C, dk Lu H. Bradfield,
r 48 N. Collins
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■Brown Edward N. c, porter C. B.Tyler,
■; r country
•BROWN ELIJAH A., secy & treaa Dade
! Coal Co, 3f8 E. Wall, r 133 Washin^on
:Brown Elizabeth, wid L. S., r 133 W.
i Peters
^Brown Ella Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Brown Elliott, c, barber, 218 Decatur
iBrown Emanuel, c, drayman I. C.Band-
: man & Co, r 240 E. Fair
IBrown E. C. & Co, (E. C. Brown and J.
i V. Grier), fish, oysters, etc, 77>^
? Peach tree
Brown Fabian, cooper, 23 Elliott, r 120
I W. Mitchell
Brown Fanny, c, laundress, r 91 Rock
Brown Felix c, butler W. A. Taylor
Brown Felix, c, cook, r 21 Foster
Brown Felix c, lab, r 102 E. Cain
Brown Ford, c, drayman J. J. Falvey &
fCo
Brown Frank S., with Jack, Ward & Co,
I rl64N. Calhoun
^rown Freeman, c, ragpicker, r Currier
- 8W cor Butler
Brown George, c, waiter R. G. Thomp-
l son, r 10 N. Butler
Brown George, c, wks W. W. Draper, r
6 Ripley
^rown George M., elk W. & A. R. R., r
: 133 Washington
BROWN GEORGE S., supply dept Beck
I A Gregg Hardware Co, r 36 Polliam
Brown George W., cabinetmkr A. J.
Miller, r 123 Spring
Brown Georgia A. Miss, r 58 Exposition
• Grounds
Brown Green, c, waiter F. Massa ■
Brown Guy, c, carpenter, r Cox, ne cor
; Orme
Brown Harper, c, wks J. G. Thrower
Brown Harriet, c, cook, r 150 Fillmore
Brown Harry, barkpr F. M. Wallace &
Bro., r ^ Hayden ^ : -n^
Brown Harry, wks Atla Cot Mills
Brown Henry^ c, barber, 21 S. Prvor, r
• 267 W. Mitchell ' '
Brown Henry, c, driyer, r 4 Cook al
Brown Henry, c, lab, r 14 Hunnicutt
Brown Henry, c, shoemkr, 153 W. Peters,
. r 19 W.Holland
flPOTKn Henry, c, wks B. F. Jones, r rear
\ 360 Decatur
.'Brown Isaiah M., flagman, r 84 W. Cain
•Brown Jacob, c, lab, res Chestnut, 2nd
J n of Hunter
lbt>wn James, with O. M. Hipps & Co,
] r 120 S. Forsyth '
• Brown James, c, blksmlth, r 200 Fraser
Brown James, c, carpenter, r 107 N.
Bell
Brown James, c, carpenter, r 237 W.
Hunter
Brown James, c, painter, r 18 Jones al
Brown James, c, porter Muse & Swift
Brown James A., c, hair goods and res-
taurant,71 Peachtree, r 190 X. Calhoun
Brown James B., engineer H. M. Beutell,
r 183 Fillmore , '
Brown James C, vks Expo Mills, r 90
Exposition grounds
Brown James S., carpenter, r 83 Terry
Brown Jamee T., policeman, r cor De-
catur and Butler
Brown James W., printer, r 14 High
Brown Jerry, c, (Brown <fc Hameail), r
rear 100 Capitol av
Brown Jerry, c, lab, r Hampton, e of
Marietta
Brown John, c, butler Markham ^duse,
r 193 Chapel „ ^r ; "^
Brown John, c, carpenter, r 21 Vine
Brown John, c, waiter M. Calhoun, r
150 Fillmore
Brown John T., carpenter, rn s Cox, Ist
w of William
Brown Joseph, c, brakesman R. & D. R.
R., r 15 Horton
Brown Joseph, c, drayman, r rear 75
Pratt
Brown Joseph, c, lab, r 3 Cook al
BROWN JOSEPH E., U. S. Senator and
£re8 W. & A. R. R., r 133 Washington
OWN JOSEPH M., gen frt and pass
agt W. A A. R. R., r 133 Washington
BROWN JULIUS L., lawyer, 28 E.
Wall, and pres Metropolitan St Ry Co
and pres Castle Rock Coal Co, r 140
Washington
Brown J. C, elk J. C. B«U, r 158 Foster
Brown Laura Miss, music teacher, bds
72 Marietta
Brown Leonard W., with E. Bates & Co,
r 373 S. Pryor
Brown Levi, c, lab, r 29 Grant
Brown Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r 48
Greens Ferry av
Brown Lizzy, c, seamstress, r 145 Wheat
Brown Loretta J. Mrs., with J. Keely,
bds 72 Marietta
Brown Louis, c, driver W. J. Roberts
Brown Louisa, wid J. B., r McDaniel,
bey limits
Brown L. M. Mrs., r 34 Smith
Brown Marcus, with T . R. Ripley, r 13
E.Fair
Brown Marcos, c, drayman, r rear 147
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Brown Marshall, carpeitter, bds 11 Mills
Brown Marshall, c, driver Jos Smith, r
McDonough rd
Brown Martha Miss, r 58 Exposition
Grounds
Brown Mary, c, laundress, r rear 215 W.
Mitchell
Brown Mary, c, laundress, r 79 E. Fair
Brown Mary C. Mies, with M. Rich <fc
Bros, r 1 1 Martin
Brown Mary L., wid L., r Ponder cor
Moore
Brown Matilda, c, laundress, r Richard-
son, Ist 8 of Fraser
Brown Matt, c, waiter Jack, Ward & Co
Brown May, c, cook, r 4 Tanner
Brown Miranda Mrs., r 107 Luckie
Brown Moses L., night watchman W. &
A. R. R., r Decatur, Ga
Brown M. J. Mrs., seamstress, r Fifth,
1st e of Peachtree
Brown Nancy C, wid J. G., r 11 Martin
Brown Nathan A., cashier Chamberlin,
Johnson & Co, r 34 Smith
Brown Nellie, c, laundress, r 31 Brad-
bury al
Brown Noel, c, lab, r rear 460 Whitehall
Brown Phillip, c, blksraith W. L. Jar-
vis, r 102 E. Cain
Brown Radford, c, lab, r 6 Carter
Brown Robert, c, drayman, r rear 158
Richardson |
Brown Robert E., trav agt, r 158 Rich-
ardson
Brown Robert T., trav ajrt Oglesby A,
Meador, bds Markham House
Brown Samuel A., with Dunlop A
Cohen, r 14 High
Brown Sarah, c, cook, r rear 34 Cone
Brown Sloan, c, carpenter, r 28 Howell
Brown Thomas, c, lab, r Cox, ne cor
Orme
Brown Thomas J., c, shoemkr 136
Wheat, r 31 Randolph
BROWN WALTER R., lawyer 9 White-
haU, r 373 S. Pryor
Brown Waiter T., painter W. A A.
shops
Brown Washington, c, lab, r 221 Man-
gum
Brown William, c, butcher M. B. Whar-
ton, r 200 Fraser
Brown William, c, carpenter, r 6S. Terry
Brown William, c, carpenter, r Dillon,
w of Marietta
Brown William, c, elk F. Mitchell, r 41
Howell
Brown William, wks Wilkins, Post A
Co, r Ponder, cor Moore
Brown William, c, lab, r 337 W. Hnnto'
Brown William, wks Ada Cot Mills
Brown William Andrew, lawyer Con-
stitutiou Bldg ^* -"
Brown William H., grocer 126 Greens
Ferry av
Brown William J., spinner F. C. S. Co,
r 7 Factory Grounds
Brown WUliam S. (J. Silvey A Co)^ r
373 S. Pryor f
Brown William T., wks Ogietree, Robin-
son A Boyd, r 48 N. Collins
Brown Willis, c, lab, r McMillan
Brown Wilson C, engineer Ga B. R., r
11 Martin
Brown Wyly, c, lab, r 117 Ella
Brown A Hameail, c (J. Brown and A,
G. Hameail) furniture, 100 Capitol av
Browne Charles M. D., B. P. O. elk,
r 66 Washington
Browne Walker G., dentist 65>^ White-
hall, r 85 Cooper 4
Browning Charles, painter, r 27 Hunter
Browning Daniel, boilermkr, r 79 Davis
Browning James F., wlcs L. H. Hall A
Co
Browning Maggie F. Miss, teaclier Cal-
houn St School, r 166 £. Simpsom
Broxton Hezekiah W., carpenteT, r 88
Alexander
Broxton W. Thomas, bbkpr G. O. WU-
liaras A Bro, r 86 Alexander
Brovles Arnold, with J. G. King, r 148
Gullatt
Brovles Edward R., conductor E. T. V.
& G. R. R., bds 1 Maridiam
Broyles Edwin N. (Broyles A Johi^
ston), rH9 Gullatt
Broyles R. A., conductor W. A A. S. S
BSOTLES A JOHHSTOBT (E. N. Broylee
and M. Johnston) lawyers, 8 S. Broad
Bruce Alexander C. (Bruce A Morgan),
r 41 Highland av
Bruce Emma Miss, elk M. Rich A Bros
Bruce E. A., wid J. M., r 194 Fillmore
Bruce Harris J., elk W. H. Snowden, r
55 S. Forsyth
Bruce Jerry, c, with J. L. Johnaon, r
country
Bruce John, pressman W. H. Soott
Bruce John, c, lab, r rear 39 Jonea
Bruce John T., wks C. Tread well, r 180
Marietta
Bruce John W., boxmkr, r 1363^ De-
catur
Brace J. Alexander, carpenter, r 640
Marietta
Brace Lee D., pressman Hancodt M
Collier, r I'M FUlmore
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Bruce Martha A. Mrs., wks Southern
Spring Bed Co
Bruce Rufus B., foreman Hancock &
Collier, r Decatur, Ga •
Bruce Sarah C, wid D. R., r 72 W. Har-
ris
Bruce Thomas, c, lab, r 168 Gray-
Bruce William, printer, r 194 Fillmore
BRUCE & MORGAN (A. C. Bruce and
T. H. Morgan), architects 1>^ Mari-
etta (see card)
Bruckner Eugene, elk Phillips & Crew,
r 308 Peachtree
Bruffey Edwin C, reporter Constitu-
tion, bds Markham
Bruffey Jason N., bkkpr Longley &
Nilee, r 54 Boulevard
Brumby Arnoldus V., boarding 124 S.
Pryor
Brunner John W., trav agt, bds 9 Hous-
toa.
Brunette Francis W., night watchman
C. R. R., r 150 W. Hunter
BBUNSWICK - BALKE - COLLENDER
€0— THE,C. F. Martin, mgr, billiard,
pool tables and supplies, 22 Decatur
(see adv)
Bryan Charles, c, waiter Mrs. A. P. Tal-
mage
Bryan Harry, watchman, r io Factory
Bryan Joseph P., furniture 114 Mari-
etta, r 143 Alexander
Bryan Mary E. Mrs., associate editor
Sunny South, r Clarkston, Ga
Bryan Minerva R., wid W., r 240 Raw-
son
Bryan Patrick, pedler, r 306 Form wait
Bryan Samuel T., cabinetmkr Boyd &
Baxter, r 10 South
Bryan William L., jeweler, 85 Decatur,
r42N. Calhoun
Bryand Alice Miss, with L. E. & S. P.
Atchison, r 75 Alexander
Bryans Henry P., weigher C. M. Barn-
well & Co, r 25 W. ELunter
Bryant John Ej, c, barber Nat. Hotel
Bryant John L., watchman, r Ga. R. R.
bey. limits
Bryant Marion Mad. bds 50 Line
Bryant Millie, c, laundress, r es Lowe,
1st n of Magazine
Bryant Thomas, wks J. Mabin
Bryant Thomas, c, drayman A. C. Ladd,
r 73 Bradley
Bryant Thomas J., butcher, r 3 Henry,
W.E
Bryant Wellborn, wks Wilkins, Post &
Co, r 597 Marietta
Bryant William, wks J. Mabin ^
Bryant William c, lab, r 108 Gray
Bryant William M., carpenter, r 3 Hen-
ry, W. E
Bryant WUlie L., wks W. U. Tel Co, r
597 Marietta
Bryant Yancy, collector M. Rich &
Bros
Bryce Smith, c, lineman W. U. Tel Co,
r298 W. Mitchell
Brvson Gor^Nui A., engineer E. T. V. &
Q. R. R., r Windsor, 2nd n of Crowell
Bry!*on WaiPMi, c, lab. r 4 Lowe al
BrzeziiiHki St:jni>lau.-', tailor J. Lynch, r
186 \. CoiliiiH
Buch:inn«i Antlrew J., lK)ilermkr, r 223
E Fair
Buchnitai) Hester M., wid R. C, r 61
Davis
Biu'b.ninn JaniesA.. elk I. Steinheimer,
r 06 AV. Simps*.. I
Buchanan JanH'::> Fm Stati<»u House kpr,
r 31 Yons:!;
Buchanan .Jane, c, laundress, r 139 Mark-
bam
Buchanan John W., engineer, r 39 W.
Simpson
Buchanan JoReph F., wks Cemetery, r
Clarke, te cor Borne
Buchanan Lucy Miss, r 27 Exposition
Grounds
Buchanan Major, c, lab, r 139 Markham
Bryans John H., publisher Ga. Farmer, Buchanan Mattie Miss, elk T. S. Lewis,
r 2>^ Marietta
r 223 £. Fair
Bryant Amy A., wid S. H., r 597 Mari- Buchanan Robert H., trav agt Oglesby
etta i A Meador, r 43 Smith
Bryant Carrie Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Bryant Chester c, drayman, r 35 Kenne-
saw al
Bryant Ella Miss, r 222 Ellis
Buchanan Silas M., foreman M. ColeA
Co, r McDonough rd
Buchanan Thomas J., grocer 248 De-
catur, r 246 Decatur
Bfyanc George, c, carpenter, r 155 Irwin Bucher John C, with G. W. Scott A Co,
Bryant George W., wks R. & D. R. R., , r Decatur, Ga
r 2 Savannah BlCK ALFRED B., elk U. S. Courte, r
BrjtiMt John c, lab,»r 175 Fort
BlrVA:^! J0H5 E., U. S. Marshal, r 56
Washington
430 Peachtree
Buck James W., carpenter, r Lambert, n
w cor John
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Buckalew Charles L, carpenter,
Tnmlin
Buckalew James M., carpenter,
Tumlln
Buckalew Sallie, wid W. G., r 75 Rhodes
Buckshaw Daniel C, shoemkj Forsyth,
n e cor Church, r 86 W. Baker
Budden Alice Miss, r 76 Davis
Bndden Blanche MIpp, r 76 Davis
Budden Charles E. (Budden & Son), r
Mayson Ferry rd bey limits
Budden Edward R. (Budden A Son), r
76 Davis
Budden Florence Miss, r 76 Davis
BUDDEN & SON (E, R. <fc C. E. Bud-
den), lithographers 68 E. Alabama
(See adv)
Buerk Edward F., barkpr Nickless &
Blount, r 179 Marietta
Buffington Kate Mrs., r 127 MarietU
Buford James Ms, lawver, r 289 E. Fair
Buford Jefferfon P. (J. P. Buford &
Co), r 289 EjFaIr
BUFORD J.l*. & CO (J. P. Buford and
), coal Ifind wood, 36 X. Broad
Bugg Anderson, c, upholsterer Lathrop
& White
Bnoror Benjamin F., tailor, r 290 Wheat
Bugg Daniel, c, wks Redd & Cox, r 10
Solomon
Bugg Frederick, c, wks Gra Pac Ry , r rear
40 Newton
Bugor Joseph, c, lab, r 2 Bowleg
Bugrs: Orange, c, barber T. Nolan, r 10
Lowe's al
Buggiis Thomas B., engineer E. T. V. <fc
G. R. R, r 323 Rawson
Buice Alonzo A., tinner A. P. Stewart
& Co, r 23 Martin
Buice Calvin W.. machinist, r Windsor,
1st n of Crowell
Buice Carrie, c, laundress, r 47 Hillard
Buice David, wood and coal 299 Decatur,
r 21 N. Calhoun
Buice Madison, fruit grower, r 59 W.
Peters
Buis Lewis H., wks cotton compreaa, r
12 Mills
Bullard Angus T., saloon 23 W. Mitchell,
bds 17 Haynea
Bullen Edward, carriage trimmer, r El-
liott 8 w cor Newton
Bullock Cally , c, dressmkr, r 149 Windsor
Bullock Green, c, lab, r 340 Margin
Bullock Maltilda, e, laundress, r 74 Mark-
ham
BULLOCK RUFUS B., prea Atla Cot
Mills, r 173 Peachtree
Bullock Valckert V., r 173 Peachtree
Bum stead Arnold, contractor, r 41 Smith
Bumstead Horace Rev., treas Atla Uni-
versity, r Vine ne cor Carter "* ^
Bunch Austin, wks LaFontaine & May,
r 152 Nelson
Bunkley Ned, c, wks Atla Brewing Os^l^
r 273 N. Calhoun
Bunly Benjamin c, drayman, r 9 Maple
Burcb A^on, c, butcher, r C. B. B.,
W. E ^
Bureh Hood, c, wks Ga. Ice Co
Burch Matthew, c, butcher J. Kriea, r C.
R. R., W. E
Burckel Creorge, lab, r 217 McDaniel
Burckel Martin, dairyman, r 217 Mo-
Daniel , ?
Burckhardt Gustavus A., r 13 Washing-
ton
Burckhardt John G., R. P. O. elk, r 13
Washington
Bnrdell Georgia, c, cook, r 256 Mangum
Burden Charlotte, c, cook, r 120 Port
Burden Greorge, c, drayman Smith, PofT*
ter <fc Northen
Burrlen Horace, c, lab, r 18 Lore "^
Burdett James P., carpenter, r Morria.
near Jackson
Burdett John c, lab, r 19 E. Jenldns
BURDETT, see ^Iso BIBDETT
Burge Charles H., shppg elk Wheeler A
W. Mfg Co., r 174 Mangum
Burge John W., wks W. & A. B. B., r
180 W. Foundry
Burge Margaret, wid Jt, r 174 Mangum
Bnrge Newton, c, wks Atla Gaa Lt Co, r
32 Blackmon
Burgess Emma Miss, wks Atla Cot MiBa
Burgess Jackson, c, wks GkL Pac. 1^, r
139 W. Harris
Bnrgand Maximilian, druggist, r 91
Marietta
Burie Philip D., wks oompreH, r 128
Magazine
Burke A. B., electrotyper JamesP. Har*>
rison A Co
Burke Beauregard, c, barber P. Haltry,
p 19 Foster
Burke Charles, c, lab, r 15Pettaa
Bnrke BIzy, wks Sou Agl Wks, r 3M
Haynes
Burke Henry, ooppemnith, B. A D. B.
B., r 4 Gartrell
Burke Jefierson c, gardener, r 286 Bew-
son
Burke Jesse, e, wks Tryen ^ WatRm
Burke Jesse H., carpenter FiaHdns 4k
Holliday, r 34 BaUey
Burke John, c, lab, r 106 EUleitr
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Burke Joseph F., stock broker, 48 Mari-
etta, r 268 Peachtree
Burke Luke, c, fireman Ga. Pac. Ry, r 15
Johnson
Burke Ma^^e Miss with W. R. SpinkR
Burke Marion, foreman W. <& A. R. R
Burke Timothy, saloon, 123 Decatur, r 9
S. Calhoun
Burke Timothy, wks R. & D. R. R., r
204 Irwin
Burke William B., mangr The Old Book
Store, r 47 W. Cain
Burkert John M., locksmith, 10 Peach-
tree, r Pulliam se cor Crumley
Burkes A. L., carriage painter, r 130>^
Decatur
Burkes James R., wks Pellegrini & Ca»-
tleberry, r 46 Green's Ferry av
Burkes Maryland, wka W. <fe A. R. R.,
r 334 Haynes
Burkes Sarah, wid E., r 334 Hayes
Burkes Wyly, c, carpenter, r rear 39
Howell
Burkett Ira E., bkkpr J. Steinheimer <fc
Co., r 262 Whitehall
Burkhead Rockwell G., ins agt, r 54 Tat-
nall ^
Burkhead William D., ins agt, r 54
Tattnal
Burnett Alonzo, c, elk P. O., r 269 Eraser
Burnett Christopher C, carpenter, r 70
Stonewall
Burnett Dorcas E., wid R. P., r 103
South av
Burnett Fletcher, engineer, r 70 Stone-
wall ^
Burnett Frank, r 91 Capitol av
Burnett James L., elk Chamberlin,
Johnson <fc Co, r 78 W. Baker
Burnett John C., fireman E. T. V. & G.
R. R., r 30 Mechanic
Burnett Mitchell, c, grocer, r 540 De-
catur
Burnett MoUle Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Burnett Xancy M. Mrs., r 78 W. Baker
Burnett Reuben, c, porter Magnus &
Hightower
Burnett Robert B., wks W. C. Nefl^ r 70
Stonewall »
Burnett Robert L., foreman Wellhouse
& Sods, r 103 South av
Burnett Sallie Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
Burnett William W., butcher^ r 73 Ex-
position Grounds
Burney Mitchell, c, (Burney A Smith)
'SS Foster, r Decatur
Burney Randall, machinist, r 14 Hulsey
Burney A Smith, c, (M. Burney and W.
B. Smith; grocers^ 113 £. Hunter
Burns Andrew, lab, r 227 Martin
Burns Cary, c, cook, r 64 S. Butler
Burns Fannie, c, laundress, r 159 Wind-
sor
Burns Isaac, c, carpenter, r 4 Greorge
Burns Irving, c, lab, r 15 Gullatt
Burns James A., agt W. A A. R. R., r
Gr^nt, s e cor Glenn
Burns James H., watchman, r25S. Terry
Burns Jane, c, laundress, r 228 W.
Mitchell
Burns Jane, c, laundress, r 280 Decatur
Bnrns John, wks R. & D. R. R., r 309 E.
Fair
Bums Lucy, c, cook, r 15 E. Jenkins
Bums Oscar, flagman E. T. V. & G. R.
R., r 54 W. Peters ^
Burns Sidney, pedler, r 30^ Form wait
Burns Solomon, c, grocer 4d Well
Burns Susan, c, laundress, ^^64 S. Butler
Burns William, c, barber W.* R. Finley,
r 93 Decatur
Burr Harrv W., printer Winham &
Lester, r 26 N. Forsyth
Burr Sylvanuf*, c, coi»k, r 13 N. Moore
Burrell Louisa J., wi«l .f., r 120 Davis
Burris Willi:! m D., r 59 McAfee
Burrough Jefferson B., fireman W. <fc A.
R. B
Burrv Dsiviil, ••irpent^'r, r67 Alexander
Bursou Fniiui- B, c, letter «*arrier^rll
Maple ^ i'lK^
BnrMnj Riehard IT T'ev., c, r 11 Maple
Burt JoM'ph, \vU Aihi C<»f Mills
Burt Mrs., wk^ Atla Cor Mills
Burt Nritli.in. c. porter B. F. Abbott, r
rear 171 Pea<'htree
Burt Samuel H., c. shoemkr 5E. Mitch-
ell, r 16 Richmond
Burtchaell Ludie Miss, bdR99 W. Baker
Burtchaell Mattie Miss, b<l8 99 W. Baker
Burton John, c, whitewasher, r 248
Wheat
Burton Henrietta, c cook, r 123 Wheat
Burton Henry, c, lab, r 40 Richardson
Burton Nancy, c, cook, r 180 McDaniel
Burton Med, c, cook, r 3 Newman al
Burton William H, painter, r 35 Thur-
mond
Busby Eliza, wid W. H., r 32 Exposition
Grounds
Bu^by John A., grocer, 100 Alexander
Buse Alexander, c, wks Sou Express Co
Bush Brooks, painter, r 20-S. Terry
Bush Fred D., pass agt L. <fc X. B. B.
28 E. Wall, bds Markham House
Bush Martha, c, cook, r 73 Gartrell
Bush Martha, c, laundress, r211 E. Cain
Bush Mary Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
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Bush Robert P., conductor W. <fc A
K., r itt S. Terry
Busee John, trav agt, bds 84 Ivy
Bubriey George, c, lab, r 71 Terry
Bussey HulberD H., hatter 2>^ Marietta,
r counury
Bussey Thomas L., engineer W. <fc A.
R. K., r 24 V enable
Bussey William D., engineer W. <fc A.
R. Ji., r 24ti Luckie
Butler Abraham, lab, r 6 Powers
iJutler Ailred, c, porter, r t> S. Collins
BuUer Amanda J . Miss, r 35 Exposition
Urouudd
BuUer Bai'uey, elk, r 106>^ Peachtree
BuUer Boly, wks Sou Spriug Bed Co, r
ExposiUuu Hotel
BuLier Deuuis, c, wks Blount & Hill, r
rear yy Wheat
Butler Edward, c, drayman, r 95 Larkin
Butler ElizabeUi C, wid J . E., r 81 Ma-
rietta
Butier Elizabeth, wid T. C, r 35 Expo-
sition Grounds
Butier E. C. F. Mrs., r Grordoa W. E.
Butler Fauuie Miss, wks Atla Cot Mills
BuUer Fauuie, widow M., r 25 Hulsey
Butier Frank, cornicemiLr, r 150 E. Hun-
ter
Butler George, c, lab, r 74 Houston
Butier Hauuah, widow T., r 150 E. Hun-
ter
BuUer Henry, c, lab, r 141 Ira
BuUer Henry C, Q. M. dept U. S.
Army, t>ds Marknam House
Butier Henry H., machiuisc, r 339 M&a-
gum
BuUer 1. H. Mrs., boarding, 33 N. Pry or
BuUer James, c, ouUer E. Mashburu, r
rear 34 Church
Butier James, c, wks W. Stansell. r
rear 219 E. Huuter
BuUer Joiiii^ c, carpenter, r rear 61 N.
Pryor
BuUer Joiin, tailor, r 1V3 W. MitcheU
BuUer Johu W., trav agt Tauner, Cur-
run (Sb Heath, r 37 Merritts av
BuUer Lawrence, r 36 ExpoaiUon
Grounds
BuUer Lula, c, laundress, r 245 Jones
BuUer Margaret P. Mrs., r 10 Spring
BuUer Manou, c, lab, r 141 E. Harris
BuUer Martin H., hreman W. <t A. R. R
BuUer Mary Mrs., wks ExposiUou Miils,
r Expositiou. Hotel
BuUer Matue Miss, elk F. E. Block, r
N. Pryor
Butler Maxwell, o, barber Markham
House
W. M. Scott
Butler Michael A., elk, r 150 E. Hunter
BuUer Patrick, tinner A. P. Stewart <fe
^Co, r 150 E. Hunter
BuUer Pierce, c, lab, r 233 Clarke
BuUer Reuben J., millwright, r 339 '
Mangum •%
BuUer Richard, c, porter R. ifc D. ft. ft .^
r 300 Foster
BuUer Susan, c, cook, r 37 Terry
BuUer Thomas, c, lab, r 91 Laridn
BuUer William C, bkikpr Kelly, Rosser
<fc Co., bds 147 S. Pryor
Butt Charles E.,clk^. M. Inmann^A Co».
r270WhitehaU
But( Jesse M., weigher Bell St. Com-
press, r270 Whitehall ' -
Butt Mary, c, laundress, r 6 College
Butt Oliver H. P., watchman, r 436
Houston
Butt Richard B ,c,coupler W. <fe A. R. B.
BtTT WILLIAM M., Justice of the
Peace, 7^ W. Mitchell, r 227 Rawson
Buzbee C Kelly, grocer, 102 Peachtree,
r McDonough rd
Buzbee William T., grocer, r Mills, n e
cor William
Byers Anthony, with John Keely
Byers Jennie L., wid Dr. J. S., r 14St
Loyd
Byers Lewis, c, wks J. C. Adams, r
286^. CaUioun
Byers WUliam, c, Ub, r 10 S. Collins
Byers William L., mason, r 52 Fowler
Byers W. H., bds Cannon House
Byington Edward T., city editor Jour-
nal, r 58 Fariie
Byrd Benjamin F., wks W. A A. B. &.
Byrd G., wks J. H. Norwood
Byrd Harriet, c, laundress, r 234 W.
MitoheU
Byrd John W., conductor W. & A. B. ft.
Byrd N. O., wid T. H., r 123 Jackson
Byrd Thomas M., fireman Ga Pac R7
Byron Easter, c, laundress, r 34 W. Gar-
uetc
Byron John, c,wk8 W. SmiUi, c, r 134 S".
Butler
Byron Mark B., driver Jack, Ward A O^
r 137 Clarke
CABANISS HBNftY H., bus manager
Christian Index, r 27 Lnckie
CADY CHAUNCEir M., r 186 S. ForsyA
Cahn Edward, mangr Ga Suit Co, r laS
Rawson
Cain Jefferson, engineer W. A A.
Cain Joseph V . M., grocer. V» Marietta
Cain Mack, c, lal>« r 228 N. Calhoun
Cain Robert, e, wks Ada St By Co
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Calder Lucretia, wid N". M.. r 36 Ivy
Caldeway George, bkkpr Singer Mfg Co,
bds 15 £. Peters
Caldwell Amelia, wid R., r 21 N^. Collias
Caldwell A. B., conductor Ga Pac Ry
Caldwell GUbert, c, wka F. C. S. Co
CaldweU H. K. , wks Sou Agl Wks
Caldwell James, carpenter, r 65 W.
Mitchell
Caldwell James W., molder, r 9 Hunni-
cutt
Caldwell James M., elk R. H. Caldwell,
r Gtordon, cor Lee W. E.
Caldwell John A., lawyer, r Gordon
W. E.
Caldwell John H., salesman Moore,
Marsh & Co, r Gordon W. E.
CALDWELL JOHN J., physician, 77 S.
Pryor, r 72 Marietta
Caldwell Joseph B., with J. Menko A
Co, r 15 Markham
Caldwell Joseph T., conductor E. T. V.
A G R. R., r 21 N". Collins
Caldwell Robert E., salesman W. A.
Buasell & Co, r 269 W. Peachtree
Caldwell Robert fl., grocer, r Gordon
W. E.
Caldwell Samuel H. teacher, r 20 High
Caldwell Thomas, c, wks C. C. R., r 242
W. MitcheU
Caldwell Tucker, c, wks M. B. Gk)ld-
smith
Caldwell William, painter, r230 Houston
CalffePaul, wks Pellegrini «fc Cagtle-
berry
CALHOUN ABITEB W., physician (eye
and throat) 66 Marietta, r 85 E.
Mitchell
Calhoun Alpha B., elk (Jate City Natl
Bank
CALHOUN ANDREW E., lawyer 25
Gate City Bank Bldg ;^
Calhoun Claude, c, porter, r 25 Parks
Calhoun Cornelius, c, lab, r 287 Fraser
Calhoun David, c, dravman, r rear 289
Luckie ' r:*
Calhoun Frank, c, lab, r 449 E. Fair
Calhoun Frank Rev., c, r 6 dower's al
Calhoun Henry, boilermkr E. T. V. &
G. B. R
Calhoun House, c, 34 Decatur
Calhoun James M., elk, r 11 Washington
Caftoon John^ c, lab, r 115 Houston
Callioiixi John, c, wks Wilkina, Post &
Co, r 154 Gray
CalhouQ John C^ wks Singer Sewing
M«^ Co, 1 127 Walton *
Cajh^an Loofae, c, laundress, r 147 Ira
Calhoun Moses, c, restaurant and grocer
34 Decatur, r 239 Wheat
Calhoun Patrick (Van Epps, Calhoun <fe
King), r Dekalb Co
Calhoun Patraick H., elk Court of Or-
dinary, r 28 Walker
Calhoun St School, Calhoun, u e cor
Currier
Calhoun William, c, butler J. M. Couper,
r rear 5 Ponce DeLeon av
CALHOUN WM. LOWNDES, Ordinary
Fulton County, r 11 Washington
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